I've been with WA1 since the first discovery, studying it...

I've been with WA1 since the first discovery, studying it extensively and developing a keen understanding of what to look for. During this time, I've seen more than half a dozen companies pivot and highlight niobium in their announcements. Some have cherry-picked rock chips containing highly weathered niobium samples. A classic example is RR1, which surged on the day of their announcement but fizzled out weeks later, leaving retail investors confused and out of pocket.In SUM's case, it appears that the niobium is in narrow veins of pegs. Drilling these veins would yield little substance unless done directly along the vein, often referred to as the "director's special." In contrast, Luni boasts a carbonatite with a thick, highly weathered supergene layer where Mother Nature has done most of the work.