Oh, absolutely. But remember that Everest has drilled the best...

Oh, absolutely. But remember that Everest has drilled the best parts of their EM anomalies along this 8.5km of stratigraphy, and if this is the best, what's going to come out of the bit of stratigraphy that have lower EM response?

Remember that if you have a 60m thick (apparent thickness) graphite horizon, with occasional 'massive' and pervasive 1-2% disemineted sulphides, that is likely to be the conductor that was imaged by the VTEM or whatever they used that I'm too lazy to research because they've drilled the hot spot and got...black shale. I mean, I strongly recommend holders and especially the cheer squad (and also Everest and Mr Caruso) to think hard about what they have hit on their first three diamond holes into the best parts of their EM anomalies: black shale, occasional squibs, and pervasive disseminated sulphides.

Following up black shale conductors into weaker EM anomalism is, in my opinion, financial seppuku and wilfully ignoring the downgraded prospectivity of the area in favor of spicy FOMO and DeGrussa analogies that aren't supported by observations or science.

BUt hey, it'll be fun watching this, like a 3 stooges talkie.