Market is blind to a winner: My own feeling is that the market is only factoring in the value of the Mill itself and concomitant infrastructure and not much more than that. The remaining asset base of ANX is being ignored including the royalties to come from Chile and the remaining tranches. The production milestones and port throughput plus the remaining tranches represent a great deal of money. Most of the heavy up-front capital outlay for getting ANX up and running is over and past until which time they (Dustin) start to continue to grow the Company out again. This is UNLIKE most other juniors who have large untapped in-ground resource assets but no capital to extract and mill these resources. These are the operations likely to fail in this new environment. UNLIKE the others, Anaconda can extract, grow and refine without much need to dilute or go seeking new working capital. We are truly in an enviable position and as I noted previous, gold will zoom back. Russia and Khazighstan (spell-check?) are both reported to be buying huge additional reserves to their gold holdings and ultimately, I expect a shortage in both refined silver and gold as many companies on the edge scale back operations to build up cash reserves and cut costs just to survive. Less production means a shortage which means higher prices for refined metals. Also, this current frenzy by retail buyers looking to own a few ounces of gold or silver is contributing to this shortage as well. Watch, my friends, those seemingly screwy estimations for the price of gold back in late 2012 are looking more and more like they will be realized. In my opinion, $2,000/oz. gold right now looks very very probable based on the fact that more and more countries around the globe, especially those in the Euro, are joining in on the QE trend to stimulate their economies. I am hearing noise from Britain now as they ponder this strategy as well. Unemployment in the U.S. is actually expected to skyrocket and the only real purchasers of all of those foreclosed houses are foreign banks, speculators and fund companies. If we do not start repatriating our own economies back from the 2nd/3rd and 4th worlds, sometime soon, then watch unemployment in the U.S. rise even more. Immigration is fine, so long as you have the where-with-all to absorb so many more people. Just look at Toronto, the immigration doors are being held wide open and the City is putting up a condo-complex on just about every corner where once a gas station stood. Every square inch of land, including once-considered-land not amenable to development of any kind, are now pushing up more and more glass towers being filled with the upper classes who made it big off the outsourcing of our own industries in places like Bangladesh, China, India and Mynamar etc. It is now almost impossible to live in Toronto as the cost of living has reached levels where only the very rich can actually survive comfortably...the rest of us are being totally marginalized. The bottom line: money is losing value very very fast and gold and precious metals still represent the best safe-havens against the ravages of inflation, in whatever form that may take.