DoubleDown there are few things that mess up the calculations....

DoubleDown there are few things that mess up the calculations. Firstly, there was a long delay in the middle of drilling because of rain. Secondly, they were getting feedback on the minerology plus downhole data for each hole which, my guess is, they have been using this data to steadily/methodically decide on each step in the drilling program. So it is likely that the work will be slow. Also they don't have an inexhaustible piggy bank. CCZ is a smallcap which must conserve its funds for the exploration (and the BOD's wallets of course). Keep focused on the fact that they have found rich veins of copper. Admittedly only a couple of the veins that they have discovered so far are of good thickness, but all the thinner veins are the smoking guns. We are here with the hope that they drill into a "sandfire" look-a-like ore body or even a "mini-sandfire". My gut feeling is that CZN and CCZ are both investigating rich ore bodies that were produced by a common intrusive event. Because the tenements of these neighbouring companies cover a large area, the intrusive event must have been massive. The details will be discovered eventually. So, amigo don't lose heart. It needs time and patience.