RE:What is the best case scenario with this stock?There realy is no way to set a buy-out expectation. In an earlier post I estimated the value of the minerals in the ground at about $ 6/share, but that doesn't relate directly to the value of the stock. The cost of getting the minerals out of the ground and processed to a marketable product is substantial and the cost of financing etc all come out, so the value to a shareholder is much less than the per share value of the resources. What really would determine the value of a buyout is GH. They might try to buy out the rest of the sharfeholders and take it private, which no doubt would be a lowball offer. At .10 they could concevably could get the shares not allready held by board members for about $10 million, which might have been their strategy all along. Their price would reflect a multiple of the market price of the shares at he time. On the other hand, if they don't want to develope the mine themselves, the fact that they have control gives them the ability to negociate with a buyer who wants to develop the mine priced on the basis of the potential return, which would probably be much higher than what they might offer us. GH hold all the cards