Okay, its a narrow intersection of sulphides, which they indicate is dominated by pyrrhotite and pyrite, both being forms of iron sulphide. Lesser pentlandite is there in the core and even lesser chalcopyrite as well. Pyrrhotite can be barren ( often is) but can contain a small nickel content, upto 1 % or a little more. All in all then it does not seem like there would be an abundance of nickel in this core. Need more holes of much bigger intersections to be meaningful. Jury is out on this one as yet. I will buy back in when the dust settles
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