You truly must be a geologist to understand that press release. From what I can tell, the company is encouraged by the type of rock they are finding (quartz, pyrite etc) and are confident the good mineralization will be there. I must agree with the previous two posts in that La Yegua drilling now is too preliminary to expect big grades. I give you this for example:

" These two principal quartz stockwork zones with quartz-sericite alteration overprinted on the potassic altered crowded feldspar porphyry indicate that a higher level of the porphyry system is exposed to the southwest "

In laymans terms, it means something like: From what we can tell from our drillhole,  a more concentrated porphyry zone with lotsa goodies lies southwest from here.

Mr. Gendall must be writing the PR's