Yes, on your Point 3, 4m @ 3297ppm Ce2O3 from 6m (including 1m @...

Yes, on your Point 3, 4m @ 3297ppm Ce2O3 from 6m (including 1m @ 6196ppm from 8m) is an impressive reading.

And as you observe, gives every hope for encouraging grades on other, more valuable REEs, since Cerium always occurs in combination.

Then too, the REE mineralisation was intersected over a broad area, ~1.7km x 0.4km (15 drill holes > 1000ppm Cerium (III) Oxide), "...mostly near surface overlying the existing nickel-cobalt resource..." - so could be a very convenient and valuable deposition.

One could almost fantasise a time when, with appropriate beneficiation, the overburden itself could pay for the overall Quicksilver operation.

Now there's a happy thought!

But let's not get too far ahead of ourselves.

Certainly I think your stratagem of taking a position ahead of results from the retesting of the pulps is a solid one.