I think this morning someone mentioned (can’t remember who), that if you are only showing 1 rock chip with high grade niobium, then there is a problem. But if you show multiple rock chips (more like big rocks that what’s SUM has shown), and if they are widespread, then this wont be a problem. In fact, SUM hasn’t claimed that what they are shoving at the artisan mines are in fact niobium or tantalum related and they need to send them off for assays to confirm that.
So… take a chill pill and enjoy the ride. Or, don’t invest at all as SUM is a high risk high reward play.
Ann: High grade Niobium results from Equador - Brazil, page-1066
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