RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AOTI agree for the most part True Gold. Molly has toned it down over the past few years. But, 2005 seems like 16 years to me. Maybe Molly's does math differently than I do. I'm not talking about newbies like Deryk et al, or "Premiere". I'm talking about the initial raise with Ascot. When I got in, the top three names on the management team were John Toffin, Bob Evans and Graham Evans. The brokerage team that I used has changed homes four times. So, maybe I've been here the longest, maybe I haven't. The point is they need to publicize the play. Deryk and his team are mine builders, not retail brokers or analysts. The VP of Investor relations, should answer the fu%&^* phone or at least return e-mails. If the person can't handle the heat, get a publicist to keep on top of thing. Even if it's redundant, it will cost less and there will be a product delivered in exchange for our money. As far as stockhouse and the pros on here go, sitting back and offering "sage" sayings like "when there's news, we'll get it", just comes across as smug. I may be a 15 year rookie in the mining industry but I've been investing in commodities and oil and gas for 35 years. I don't give a rat's a$$ about appearing cool headed. If I'm pissed off, you'll know and if my IR dept was as slack as this one, it wouldn;t exist. If I'd known better way back when I'd have stayed away from gold. It's the most manipulated and fake product on any market anywhere. It trades at about 10% of what it's real value should be. I've made some money at it but it's been shi%&house luck. Gold stocks are a sucker's game. This will be the last gold stock for me and the last start up. So, I hope Deryk and his team can get it done, I think they can, it just won't be when they say. Whether they do or don't will have ZERO to do with the VP of IR, so why do we spend a single cent on the position? jmho