RE: HBM - an investor's companyCampine. I will not belabor my earlier points since they are based on facts and facts remain indisputable. There is however one point that you made which requires clarification. You opined that the former CEO of HBM did not use the excess cash well, namely paying out dividends and/or acquiring other companies. I recall from your earlier posts that you held a high regard for PJ in the way he elevated HBM to its present financially strong position. Have you changed your mind and now feel that PJ failed to execute as he should have done? If you will recall, during the thick of the harried M & A activities of 2007, PJ ruled out acquisitions by HBM as he publicly said in HBM's NR and also on TV that the companies available were too expensive and it would not be prudent to fling HBM's hard earned money into the M & A euphoria. But PJ did not stop at that as he and the Board followed up with internal organic growth by drilling up their own land (e.g.Lalor Lake and others) while also farming out pieces to other smaller miners (like VMS among others).So it would seem to me rather inconsistent for one to praise the former CEO for a job well done and now in retrospect fashion shoot the man down for not doing things they way you see it. You cannot have it both ways surely!