Crappy NR, but...Just spent about 45 minutes on the phone with Adam Smith, OCO's IR guy. I explained (as, apparently, many others have) how that last NR scared people by showing so many balls in the air, each difficult to comprehend. He explained that the ownership of the asset was established 3 years ago in a court in the Bahamas. Each of those enumerated legal situations in the NR was an offensive maneuver, meaning we could lose one - or all - of them, and still own the asset (as we do now through our option). Win any one of them and we clear this whole thing up. They have different time frames, ranging from about one month to one year. Aztec's judgement was fraudulent and is unenforceable. More than one major has already expressed interest, and this should only pick up with the clearing of the last legal hurdle. The company wants to do more drilling to continue delineating the deposit. Upside here is possibly 20 billion pounds of copper. I think the NR left the wrong impression with a lot of people - including me, initially.