That 0.84% Cu+Pb+Zn might not look huge to some, but ARD's strategy is all about building scale and proving the system's continuity. This is NOT one of those high-grade, narrow-vein plays. This is shaping into a bulk tonnage project with serious district potential, and here’s why:
1. METALS MIX IS KEY:
That 33.98g/t Ag Eq includes copper, lead, and zinc credits, which many forget are high-value byproducts. If metals prices spike (which they WILL), these credits make ARD's economics sing. Silver’s nice, but polymetallic systems = cash flow machines!
2. SILVER EQUIVALENT CONFUSION:
Yeh 69.75g/t Ag Eq you’re comparing it to—don’t forget, that’s the whole project average, including high-grade zones already reported earlier. This latest hit is from a different part of the system, likely showing extensions or feeder zones. Once all areas tie together, Ag Eq will balance higher.
3. SPIKE IN SHARE PRICE:
Smart money is piling in because ARD doesn’t drill duds. Management’s known for being cautious with their announcements—they only drop results when they’re confident it points to something much bigger. Insiders and institutions see the clues: system still open at depth and laterally. You think they’d spike price on weak results? Kuch toh hai!
4. WHAT'S MISSING?
ARD's drill results don’t tell full story. Key questions:
Metallurgy? Recoveries? (If they're high, even these grades turn crazy profitable.)
Alteration footprints? Vectoring? (Hints they’re drilling the edges of something much bigger.)
Next steps? ARD likely testing extensions; deeper drilling will hit the honey pot.
Let’s not forget, ARD’s management knows how to play the game. Early results are always cautious to avoid overhyping, but when the resource estimate lands, people chasing pennies today will regret not loading at these levels.
Bhai, connect the dots: polymetallic systems, market interest, district-scale play. ARD has multi-bagger written all over it, no joke. This one’s not for faint-hearted traders—it’s a wealth-builder for patient investors.
(20min delay)