RE: 1.35 oz over 25 feet the same as I keep 1.35 oz / 25ft, you keep 0.38 oz / 100 ft !!! I'll do much better than you when I run my mine because i'll move 4 times less ground than you will do!!!
Higher grade = less tonnage to process = much lower cost / oz to produce....
We know monster lake has the grade, historical drilling shows it. Now, what they have to find, is a sizeable ore body that will confirm a mine model, so they can begin all the studies. Grade is helping because the higher the grade, the smaller body you need so the less drilling you need etc.
If they can find continuity between 235 and Annie, at depth, this will become a monster play !!! There seems to be no continuity at surface, no showings. Look at the map carefully, the showings are well aligned and could definetely be part of the same structure at depth...
Do your DD, but for me, it's a hold, I won't swing this stock while drillings are at lab.