Ok, so at surface and in effect for hole 7 this drill shows 18.4%of the rock is spodumene (i.e 1.48% grading here/8.03% spodgrade at 100% = 18.4% of the rock is spod). Also from a shallow depth, a good thing.
A while ago some here will note I talked about a two mine theory around hole 1 and 2 and hole 7 given the way I thought the land was sloping. I advised at the time that I expected these two areas to be less weathered than the middle - where tin credits will be important to joining the two mine theory into one mine. I feel the results here vindicate that theory. I even recently re said that in Post #:
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Now to move to identifying a JORC as I posted the other day -Post #:
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Lets see how the market reacts here, but I don't think it will go ballistic and some here think. IMO
