RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Freeport conference callAnyone who was really expecting Freeport to announce something about Serbia was kidding themselves. Given where the project stands (working through drill results, no BFS, etc.) a deternimation of whether this is material to Freeport or not is completely within management's judgment. At this point, it is not in Freeport's interest to talk about Serbia as all that will do is boost RMC's share price. So what happens when they sit down with the auditor's at the end of the quarter and discuss a variety of matters that could be material (Serbia included)? Of course they tell them that there are still a number of contingencies and additional analysis that needs to be performed in order for them to determine the economics of the Serbia project and, therefore, whether or not it is material to Freeport. Consequently, no disclosure. If you do not think this is the case, you never worked in executive management for a large US public company and had to deal with the auditors every quarter. The Serbia project will be material in the quarterly/anual filing imediately following Freeport's announcement of a deal to acquire it. Naturally, they will also make reference to the project's materiality in the 8-K filing announcing the transaction. Be patient my friends.