KDM, not sure if you agreebut as much as I was happy to see the Raymond James report on ATC, it was also somewhat disheartening in the sense that we had to rely on a third party to endorse our investment in the company. From the company themselves, there was no realy inkling of close they were to achieving a viable deposit. Basically, they left it to the investors to figure it out - which is pretty much impossible. No wonder the share price has been beaten to a bloody pulp. What I'm getting at is that unless junior miners become more adept at promoting themselves and informing their investors of their progress, they are going to endure a mass investment exodus. In fact, I believe we are witnessing it now. Pretium's recent hell ride is a good example. After Brent's Cook's pronouncement of his concerns (intentional or not) regarding the geography of the deposit, there was a massive piling on that drove the stock price to new lows. Instant communication is being used to bring instant fear. I strongly believe that we are witnessing the death throes for investment in junior mining companies simply because the shorters are more competent at spreading fear to the masses than most companies in this industry, are at communicating optimism ... or, in fact, just communicating. From my own experience over the last two years, it's likely ATC will be the last junior I invest in. It's always been a market for the fearless, but I think the juniors are just being overwhelmed by forces that are much better at driving share prices downward than they are at driving it upwards. Sorry for the rant / rambling, KDM, I obviously I had a bit too much time on my hands this afternoon, haha.