The top targets are geologically distinct from the larger deeper Jurassic targets. So I wondering if failure at the top targets/s - with subsequent price heading south - represents a buying opportunity? Or does the failure at upper level targets reduce the chance of success at lower targets even if geologically distinct perhaps due to lack of a trap or similar?
I'm hoping someone more knowledgeable on such matters might be able to shed some light on this subject?
Thanks, V
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