RE:RE:NumbersFully agree with you Norbu on the matter of proving the resources in the ground. Ultimately, the main driver of share price appreciation is the value of the company, as depicted by its Market Capitalization. If LIC indeed has an economically viable deposit worth "many times north of $100M" as some posters have suggested, you can be sure the Market Cap will increase way beyond the current $17M. While we can speculate on mathematics, at the end of the day it's an NI43-101 compliant Resource Estimate that will get the attention of the market. And then things will move...probably quickly (assuming the RE is good of course). People getting in the stock at the current low prices will be rewarded plenty, and it doesn't really matter if it's 13 cents, or 10 or 15). This exact situation happened to me almost three years ago: bought shares of Formation Metals at 11 cents (company had a Cap of about $10M then). The stock price just sat in a fairly narrow range (8-12 cents) for about 6 months, until the proven info became available on the resource size. Fast-forward 2 years to today and the company's shares trade at $1.40 and the market cap is $225M. You can verify all that (but note that Formation Metals is now eCobalt Solutions, ticker ECS). Based on what I have seen so far on LIC, and most importantly on the notably good assay results they have reported, I can see a similar story developing (and I hope with the same end result). The next 3-6 months - and particularly the Phase 2 drilling that should give us the initial Resource Estimate - will be a main catalyst. If it's good, watch out! All in my humble opinion of course...! GLTA