I agree with what has been said before...

The top price included the expected assay as excellent from hole #5. When that assay is validated ( and I fully expect it will be) then we are back to the top price in a flash.

If that assay is better then expected, then we continue past the top.

Each subsequent hole that extends and/or verifies this deposit means another LARGE jump in price.

The return of an empty hole (and there will be more of these) - with no other news, may require a girding of the loins and a deep breath. I remember the geologist with ARU saying however, that if you don't get empty hole reports from a company during its exploration... RUN! That would mean there is something seriously wrong with the veracity of that company - as no drilling is on target all the time.

More fun ahead on the NOT train!

BK.