RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Be careful what yo No you did not really touch a nerve, as I'm used to your manipulative mis-truths. You stated that prior to the silver "discovery" your buyout price was $2 per share based on the NPV contained within the PEA for the Alaskite Zone. My point is simple, look at the PEA base case $19 moly and 5% discount, NPV=505 million. At $15 moly and the 5% discount the NPV -81 million. My point is that you can not rationalize in any way or form that includes logic and economics that the current fair market value of CBS is 100s of millions when at current metal prices the NPV of their defined asset is negative. I dont disagree that company could eventually be worth 100s of millions (e.g. moly price goes to $50-75), or they discovery some viable deposit. Bottom line is the market is showing you what the fair market value is, and it is not much.