Miskealp1,
I agree...and for those that think only the issuance of the next assays will raise the SP, I think you're missing something.
NOT is still trying to determine the orientation of the deposit. It is obviously not simple.
Don't get me wrong, the peridotie with sulphides is great ( 2% NI and 1.5 Cu) but the cream is the massive sulphides. They are obviously trying to find the extension of hole #5's massive sulphide section. Looks like hole #7 overcut the massive zone (I still expect assays to return good values in the range of 1.5-2% Ni / Cu) but with hole #8 being drilled at -70 degrees towards # 5, I think it will hit sometime over the weekend and would not be surprised to wake up Monday to a halt.
Rockaur