RE:RE:The problem with this stockThe market and the lack of corporate activity make it abundantly clear: the Western miners are avoiding the Congo like the plague. Look at all the investment by majors into copper, which I read now amounts to more than any other metal, by annual expediture, including iron ore. They believe in copper, and are betting on huge demand/supply imbalances. BHP/Newcrest in Solgold is just one example. And then just consider the valuation they are ascribing to Cascabel, and how terrible a jurisdiction Ecuador is. It just shows you how much they hate the DRC. And you have Kamoa trading for 20 or 30 cents on the dollar. They simply won't touch it. And so, it's like dealing with Walmart or Amazon or vending a government contract. Monopsony. It's not even a market. Developing and exploring allows for a better copper market, maybe a larger resource, and maybe a better political climate (doubtful) but it is an open question whether it will lead to a better deal. Certainly, if the Chinese get Kamoa for anything close to the current market price, it will have been one of the greatest coups of an exploration company in mining history. 2 billion for the largest high-grade copper discovery in 30 or 40 years, ready-built for the coming electric age, the Chinese century.