The issue is that the company hasn’t YET been able to post the...

The issue is that the company hasn’t YET been able to post the copper equivalent grades which are HUNDREDS OF METRES FROM SURFACE AT WELL OVER 2%+ COPPER EQUIVALENT (do the math yourself, it ain’t hard). Ie Parag is absolutely certifiably world-beating. But showing the copper and molybdenum grades separately as company has had to so far doesn’t really work in Oz where investors think molybdenum is the name of an 80s rock band or something (rather than one of the most valuable commercial metals trading at over a U.S. dollar per ounce). Soon as the market wakes up to this we have a ten bagger - and it really can’t be long as the copper equivalent grade methodology won’t take long to agree with the ASX. Get on the train before it leaves the station…..