RE:Scary!Yeah, I have kept buying shares as Timok keeps looking better and the company is increasingly undervalued. But, prior management did a tremendous job of destroying shareholder confidence. I believe the CEO will right the ship, but he has also exacerbated the situation by taking the recent write-down and adopting a very conservative approach going forward. That way, he gets the recognition when the share price eventually rebounds (and, probably, dramatically), but he's hurt the current shareholders with the negative message he has sent to date. I'm really curious though, at this price, I can't believe acquirers aren't looking seriously at NSU. I assume the key thing holding them back is how to divest Bisha, as few mining companies want to carry the stigma of mining in Eritrea and, hence, need a viable divestment plan.