maybe i'm the one who's wrong but it looks like the market does'nt understand what it's looking at here. if i remember correctly the champagne holes were supposed to be VERY SHALLOW.

my understanding: the champagne drill holes were very short in order to test the envelope (or boundary) of mineralization from previous historical drilling and to test for NEAR SURFACE mineralization.

after looking at the results it looks like they hit mineralization in a high percentage of meters drilled. also, when you take into account the historical drilling it looks to me like the champagne zone could be a fairly good size surface area with near surface mineralization.

I know everything is on hold waiting for the RE but this news looks big to me.