RE: RE: IBC/VANI'm not exactly happy with the way things are going. VAN keeps sliding down in price and IBC seems to be stuck in place. Hopefully management knows what it is doing. It takes years to develop a property, especially one in some out of the way islands. But the islands are famous for their gold deposits. And we are working them up. Eventually the company will have enough drill results to know what we have and if the company can prove that they will be able to develop the property, then the price will start climbing. Probably a lot of distrust out there. But as I said in my other post, they do seem to have good properties. What we don't know for sure yet, is if they have good management. Without good management, good properties are worthless. IBC seems to be doing things right with their vertical intergration. Beryllium looks like it is going to be a big player in the expanding nuclear power plant industry and as one of the few major players in the beryllium industry, in the coming years, the shares of IBC could really take off.