RE:Very strange trading amongst the minersI can only assume that the disconnect between metal prices and speculative miner stock prices is down to the fact that we're in an old bull market. Fundamentals don't necessarily stack up well with the current level of sp's in all sectors, but particularly in speculative mining stocks which are particularly risky. At the moment, there are a huge amount of variables that need to come together for actual implementation of renewable energy batteries globally, in cars and in infrastructure. Investing in a long-shot mine at this point is foolish for any institutional investor. I think we'll be here through the end of this bull market, waiting for an investor to get the mine going. In the meantime, the all-season road will get built, the economics of green energy will firm up and possibly in the next bull, 2-5 years from now, FT will get going because all the components will be in place, which they aren't right now. You look at the SP historically, and it's only this recent mania that's done anything to the SP. Things need to firm up for the real money to consider this a go, and the renewable market, particularly with Trumpy, isn't yet proven. The elements are there, it's just the time horizon is longer than many think.