RE: SIX KIMBERLITE PIPES SAMPLED FOR 2.2 TONNES ATAre they good results? I guess that depends on your perspective. In my opinion it's amazing and it's a very good result that they found three new kimberlites. Most exploration for kimberlites comes up empty; the odds against finding kimberlite in, say, 1,000 drill holes is incredibly high. So I think these are very good results for a month or so of drilling (not all of which was exploration for new kimberlites; some was concerned with sampling previously found kimberlites).
Do they contain diamonds? Are any or all economic? That remains to be seen. The core samples are at the lab and we should know within weeks or perhaps months if any or all of these new kimberlites contains diamonds. We do know that all other [is it nine kimberlites previously?] kimberlites on the Monument property are diamoniferous so it's a good bet that the three new discoveries are. But we'll not know until the lab report appears.
All in all IMO the results are very good but today's market seems to have provided investors other things to think about. Obviously it's a gamble but one rich kimberlite could be worth Billions; what does that work out to on a per share basis?