Just for interests sake, I ran yesterday's announcement through...

Just for interests sake, I ran yesterday's announcement through a LLM, and got this assessment:

Overall Assessment: VERY POSITIVE

This appears to be a highly promising titanium project based on:

• The combination of high grades (>7% HM consistently)
• Significant thicknesses (up to 28m)
• Large scale potential (15km² and open)
• Clean, valuable mineralogy (>95% VHM)
• Near-surface mineralization (most intersections start within 15m of surface)

And to be fair, I ran a query about risks or notable omissions that might otherwise/should cause concern, and it came back with the usual suspects of logistics, permits, metallurgy etc. etc., but there was this one which, as another poster already mentioned, is going to need to be addressed:

1. Technical Processing Gaps:

• No mention of grain size distribution (crucial for processing)
• Absence of bulk sample test work results
• No discussion of slimes content (clay/fine material that can complicate processing)
• Recovery rates not provided
• No mention of specific titanium dioxide (TiO2) grades in the rutile - but this one we are already aware of

Not my words/advice. the advice of some soulless machine/bot. so take it with a grain of salt.

But. worthy of a 35% contraction in price? doubtful.