RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:TradingCashtango, After doing more research on Sunridge Gold I've come to the conclusion that a buyout offer for .50 to .60 cents per share range would be considered a lowball buyout offer. Cashtango I think you're wrong about the SGC assets not being as economically attractive as Nevsun's Bisha. SGC recently discovered two more large copper and gold deposits. The NPV will drastically increase once they factor this in plus there could be other deposits. I'd be willing to bet that SGC has another large deposit hiding somewhere on their vast Asmara project. They just have to find out where it is with more drilling and by thoroughly searching the project area. There seems to be a lot of ground to cover in the target area circled on the SGC presentation page. I think management at Sunridge Gold is fully prepared to take the project into production. They seem to have put a lot of thought and time into this game plan that they have mapped out on the Sunridge Gold website. Plus many members of there management team came from Nevsun to join Sunridge Gold. That speaks volumes to me. The Asmara project is a cash cow and a lot of people will be richly rewarded if they company takes this into production. My main concern currently is lower copper prices but I see this as more of a short term problem. I see copper prices drastically increasing in the long term.