RE:RE:Info will comeActually, I have a reverse opinion to the recent market sentiment. This could be the best time to load up shares. There are two things that are paramount of importance for financial institutions to invest in this company. They need the concrete data confirmed by the lab to make an investment decision upon. One is economically viable to proceed with mining, which is high grade graphite deposit in a concentrated area. The second one is tonnage estimate. In the video released yesterday, ED mentioned that the highest graphite is in the range of 25-50% CSR. Usually drill cores are cut in half and kept by the company before sending them to the lab. So, they already know what they will get. Mason's is 70 million with an average 17.2% CSR. I very much suspect about the latest financing. Thomas usually places PP before releasing excellent assay results. Also they have $2.9M in cash by Nov. 30th. So, why do they need additional $1.5M for working capital?