RE: some discomfort Think about what is known already. Two of the best drill holes of any junior in 2012, approximately 250 meters apart. One of the holes has been described by several respected geologists as the best mineralized hole they have seen in their careers and a once-in-a-lifetime-discovery. Freeport has seen enough to commit to fully fund exploration and development through to a Bankable Feasability Study-- the cost of which is several hundred million dollars. The current known footprint of mineralization based on visual inspection of the drill core is 500 meters by 500 meters, which by itself in a porphyry system is large enough for a Freeport mine. The project is located in elephant country with all infrastructure and government and community support in place. The head of Freeport's exploration dept. has been on site extensively and the project has board level attention at Freeport. These deposits typically occur in clusters and RMC controls significant additional land holdings nearby. RMC has about $.50 a share in cash. Can you identify any other junior on the Venture Exchange today that has a better discovery project, better blue sky, a better joint venture partner, in a good political jurisdiction and an excellent cash position as well? I remain convinced that it will only take two more mineralized holes of at least 100-150 meters of 1% Cu eq for institutions to start buying hand-over-fist. I suspect the reason why Freeport/RMC is waiting to release the next set of assays is that they now have enough drill core to put a reasonably reliable model together and they want to make sure it is as air-tight as possible. There are a large number of analysts eagerly waiting on this news and both Freeport and RMC, especially RMC, are cognizant of the effect the news release will have on market perception of the project.