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Of course, one thing I forgot to mention, avoid buying in if the price has risen too high in response to the good initial drill results. Luckily now days the market is very depressed so that even when great results are reported, often the company's share price only moves up a small amount - this gives investors time to get in at reasonable prices. In the old days the company's share price would spike 100% in one day on good results, so it was much more difficult to get in early at an attractive price. Recent examples of co's reporting excellent news with barely any market reaction are MOD and TRT.