"So why then, even with confirmation of hgz extensions, the sp fails to move?"
Blowhole..in response to your comment above....the doubters would of been saying the same thing when we were at two cents. She wont move until assay confirmations are received. The same thing happened prior to assays being received on ARVD-80 which returned "9 metres at 50.49% copper from 18 metres". There was no movement until the results were confirmed. I already explained in the prior post why the first assays didn't create much movement..but my explanation is only my opinion.
The fact that she is open to both the east and the west and continues to hit high grade chalcocite shows the potential of the area. Antas South is not the only high grade chalcocite deposit found in the region. The historic Serra Verde Open cut mine is proof that other high grade deposits exist and this is why the Serra Verde drilling has excellent potential. Pedro could surprise us.
"Pedro is another extensive soil anomaly which extends for more than 2,500m. It connects with the open pit at Garimpo Serra Verde but has yet to be tested by the drill bit."
