RE:RE:QuestionThis was a bad deal for Silver Bull. The Smart Money is leaving the company. For example, Eric Sprott is selling his shares out of the company due to the ceiling now put on the shares due to South32 owning 70% of the company (option). There are red flags all over the place. Here is a great example, when the last drill results came out, which were not as fantastic as the drill results from the previous year, Silver Bull's CEO came out and explained why. He said that the drill holes were placed at the EDGES of the guts of their mineralized system. So, why do you think they did that under South32's guidance? Why? Because South32 already knows what it has and was simply testing the outer limits of the system. They dont want to hit huge discovery holes at this point because it will only raise the cost of their buyout price. They know what they have, so test its limits and then do a buyout. Most of the drilled out portion of this project is an oxide discovery. They were just getting onto the fantastic sulphide discovery. Why make a deal with South32 and give away the company when they could have kept drilling with those amazing holes like the Hermosa project is beyond me. Dumb management moves... Too late to fix now. The money got sucked out of the potential of this company. Realty