A good rule of thumb for good open-pit results (<100m depth) is...

A good rule of thumb for good open-pit results (<100m depth) is for the Cu% x width to be >15 and considering the geographic remoteness here, probably closer to 20. eg 10m x 2% Cu or 20m X 1% Cu, etc.

For underground (>150 depth) generally want the Cu% x width to be >30 as costs increase to mine.

These aren't strict rules, but are a good yardstick to base drill results for Cu.

Besides from the infill hole which was good at 46m @ 2.2% Cu, the rest of the intercepts look mediocre at best:
Then factor in the recent stock price rise and the mcap, and these results look underwhelming, hence the sell-off.

PS: To all the biased holders, yes, I'm a paid downramper.