Agree that Tom has got his hands full of Li elsewhere.
But today's news does not mean Li is out of the question in ERW's north west area. It's big enough (say 5x5 Km on ERW ground) to hold a viable mine and others have had to do methodical soil sampling of cover to find the pegs which do not outcrop.
Here is the classic cross-section put up by Delta showing the irregularity of the pegs at their Yinnetherra discovery.
Note that it could easily fit within ERW space and we may just have the pink tips and some small blue tips of pegs daylighting.
I'm holding GRE and ARV for 'Hot Rocks' and ERW for warmish Li and hot graphite, and maybe cool Ni (I have yet to study the Ni situation here)
Graphite is on trend from BUX Graphite Bull - which is high grade, high purity graphite and samples are away being electronically tested in Germany for suitability in Li Ion battery anodes. Positive news there will sent BUX upwards, and ERW should react also.
DYOR - not advice
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