RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:McArthur River's underground delineation drilling history...I know it may be hard to wrap your head around why NXE is trading for so much more than FCU but people have been saying for this for a while. Arrow is huge and mineable, FCU not nearly as large and likely uneconomic to mine because of the water ingress issues therefore from a pound versus pound perspective they are incomparable. Even if Arrow is $1.1B it is cheap if you consider that it will likely generate close to $1B in EBITDA when it is running. From a benchmark perspective low grade Husab sold for $2.5B post Fukushima for 400m pounds across resource categories in a less desirable jurisdiction. Doug Beattie offered insight that McArthur river was internally valued at Cameco for $2.2B when they just started drilling underground in the 1990s (more than 2/3 of resource was delineated underground) when they acquired it from the other stakeholders and the spot price was $10 per pound. Arrow is still open in all directions and likely already larger than Husab and superior from any metric. Does Arrow make it to production I have no idea? I do know there is a lot of runway on the valuation.