RE:Over 1,25$ ?It certainly could and higher. BUT when I look at the chart, I see $0.80 as our next major challenge - I think we get there in 12-18 months. It is absolutely possible we have a spike in Class 1 Ni prices - so many mines have been taken off-line and vs ore from southeast asia and nickel pig iron for stainless steel, Class 1 is a premium product used by the battery industry. It is possible we have a spike up into the teens - the futures curve is pretty flat right now but as more and more car makers see the writing on the wall (ie gm's announcement yesterday to ditch its opposition to california's right to set fuel efficiency standards). Imagine Class 1 spiking up to $14 (double where it is today) and let's say averaging $12 for 12 months. At $50 million more in pocket per $1 nickel rise, that's $350 million in windfall revenue before prices settle to something more realistic long term and more mines come on line. That's basically enough to pay all our debt off. So thinks can change quickly and we are highly highly 'torqued'. I for one also haven't given up on the receivables - a friendly Cuba policy (this will take time) could turn their foreign reserve situation around quickly. SO in 2-4 years I see no reason we aren't a $2.50 per share company (that's a measly market cap of $1 billion) BUT this isn't necessarily my target - this is if all aligns. For those who believe, we could be in for a tripling and then a tripling again.