RE: RE: Bought more gold_diggers, if the Prefeasibility Study, detailed and lengthy as it was, prepared by people who supposedly understand the geology and the business of mining, can be accepted at face value, we are already worth more than $5.00 a share. $5.00 a share times 155 million puts us at a market cap of only 775 million. At today's gold prices, the PFS puts us over a billion. And, you know that VTR measures up to companies out there with market caps in the 775 million neighbourhood. There were many buyers of VTR shares, myself included, above $2.00. We were not buying shares at that level to make 10 per cent or 20 per cent. We were buying to make a double or more. And if we get into any kind of a frenzied market for gold stocks $5.00 will come easy. I have lived through the frenzy for internet stocks, real estate stocks, and other individual issues. We do not need that kind of activity to see $5.00 but if it were to happen, $5.00 would come quickly and easy. I remember during the heyday of internet stocks, sitting at my computer screen with a buddy, watching the chart of this stock called bid.com literally move higher and higher in front of us as we watched. Idiot that I was at the time, I sat and watched as others doubled and tripled their money within days. One other point on the PFS. When the indication is that at current POG, our NPV is over a billion, that is the calculation after costs. Net Present Value means the value after costs are subtracted. I get the distinct feeling when I read comments from critics and skeptics, they are thinking that ya, the mine may be worth a billion, but we need 700 million to build it. The NPV of a billion is AFTER the costs to build it have been spent. Or to look at it from another perspective, we know that we have over 5 million ounces of gold. 5 million times $1600 is how much? Its worth building the mine and its worth $5.00 a share.