RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:On target?Capricorne28, that's not exactly what I said. The original deal was for 20 million shares with a nominal value of $1/sh, as assigned by Iron Bull. That's the way it was explained to shareholders. Shortly thereafter, Iron Bull tried to close a private placement to raise funds. The pp was offered at 0.40/sh, although RGX shareholders weren't told of that by either Company at the time. In short, until Iron Bull/Bull Metals gets listed and the shares start trading, we won't know what we're worth. The price of copper is strong...the Okohongo copper property in Namibia could be huge...and Craig Hutton, who runs the the mining program, has world class credentials. All of those factors could lead to a strong shareprice once the project moves forward. The flip side is that I suspect a lot of RGX shareholders have grown impatient with the delays and may take the opportunity to sell their IB shares quickly, to recoup some of their costs from participating in the latest Rights Offering. That could significantly drop the IB shareprice in the short term. Welcome to the Venture Exchange...