RE: RE: RE: RudeeFirst of all, current market price of copper is relatively meaningless to CUU as CUU is a not a producer, thus cannot benefit from the commodity price. Secondly, future potential is certainly there, however, we're talking many years down the road for that potential to be realized. Have you not noticed that historically, the buyout activity that has been happening in the copper space has been for producers and near term producers? If Teck declines to back-in with CUU, do you realistically expect the price of CUU to go up on the news? I assure you, the price will drop significantly on that news. Finally, during the height of the recent recession in late 2008 through the bottom, there were hundreds of quality companies with tremendous "future potential". Companies that were market darlings leading up to the financial collapse. Did these companies avoid the market collapse simply because they had future potential? Obviously not, they tanked, regardless of future potential, regardless of stellar management, regardless of cash positions, regardless of hedging strategy. Will CUU do well in the future as a company, and will the share price be higher? Yes, it will. Will the European debt crisis (Greece, Italy, Portugal, Uk, etc) as well as the poor North American economy cause the global markets to continue to trend lower until it's resolved in a satisfactory manner? Most definitely! If you deny these facts, any integrity you have will be gone.