I think the market thinks we have low conductivities (or high...

I think the market thinks we have low conductivities (or high resistivities). Low conductivity (or high resistivity) can indicate low-grade or sparse copper mineralization, but not always. The relationship between conductivity and copper mineralization depends on various factors, such as the type of copper ore, the surrounding rock, and the mineralisation style.

If the surrounding rock is highly resistive (e.g., basalt, granite), it may mask the conductivity signal even if copper is present in moderate grades. For a basalt host rock, typical resistivity readings can range widely based on its mineral composition and moisture content. Basalt typically has high resistivity, ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 Ohm-m.