RE:RE:RE:If Dave Palmer had any belief in the Novador project heI've spoken with her at length a few times and she is very knowledgeable; but I have no way of knowing if she is good at her job or not- I suspect none of us can really say that becuase none of us know what she is doing. We also have no idea what kind of support she is getting or what she's actually being asked to do. As I understand it, she's in charge of "investor relations" and the times I've spoken with her she's been impressive on her knowledge of the company and the gold market in general, and she was forthcoming with the information she could provide about what our future prospects could be generally. Is it her job to go out and recruit investors? I'm genuinely asking that because I don't actually know. If so, then she could do better at that. Either way, to hold her solely responsible for the stock sucking wind for the past 5-7 years still isn't very fair. I honestly don't think they care about the stock price and they genuinely think that they will get interest for a buyout that they deem reasonably fair at some point by proving up the asset. And, in fairness, the same thing happened with Borden Lake. The stock price got killed for years and then in the last few weeks/months it shot up and got acquired for like 4.20 US (about 5.00 CAD), which was a prettty good deal. I personally find it incredibly frustrating that it's been 7 LONG years and the stock has done nothing in the past 5 years and it nowhere near being fairly valued; but if the last buyout is any indication, the same thing could definitely happen here. There's definitely some folks on here who can do the math and tell us what the stock price should be with 5m oz. at the current gold price; but I'm not one of them. I would be curious to know what that is. Our frustration should be directed at the whole executive team, not just Seema IMO.