RE:RE:TECK forced into a corner by CUUExcellent post, MoneyK, thank you. I agree entirely with you but over the years, I personally have started to believe that the majority shareholder of CUU, Ernesto, might be quite a greedy businessman indeed. Just recently, we saw him force management to re-price the private placement at his advantage since he snatched 75 % or so himself of the entire deal. Thus, if the new data that we, shareholders, might not or never see confirms a huge increase in value somewhere else from the drilling points, Ernesto might force the board to expand exploration on the outer or inner rim of the mountain crater (shaft), etc. That could be a possibility if he truly believes that much more value can be added to the sale of Schaft Creek. Looking back at his track record with CUU, he is in no hurry to close the sale if he can make more millions and millions in upside and I doubt that he has a real interest in our Arizona and/or other properties outside Schaft Creek. So, we will have to wait to find out but great informative and educated comments from you, thanks again for your input.