RE:RE:RE:Please Sage, give it a rest!What matters to me is that the sentiment among the Bayhorse "whales" is very high. The market makers who can make or break the share price. I read the posts on ceo.ca. All of them understand the opportunity, are determined to sell nothing, and are extremely excited about what is coming. At this point I don't mind the constant carping in the slightest, because we have such a strong floor now that none of it can do any real harm. I smile every time I see the share price dip 5 or 10% only to get immediately bought back up. Many people are watching this stock and ready to swoop in on any weakness--many. If anybody seriously reads fud posts on Stockhouse and sells their shares because of it then that is a good thing, not a bad thing, to me, because only a feeble-handed and ignorant person could possibly do such a thing. Those people are undesirable as shareholders. We're about to go into the greatest silver bull market in history, and we have a near-term 1.2-million-ounce producer which sits at a mere thirty-million market cap. The grade of the silver in the mine is higher than that of any other developer or explorer. The cost to produce an ounce is only ten dollars, and the share price is therefore objectively capable of going to $10 at $50 silver at a 30x cash-flow valuation. With proportional gains to come thereafter ($20 at $100 silver, $40 at $200 silver, etc.). We have an off-take agreement in place with one of the biggest and most important firms in the world, whose experienced Senior Trader is pleased to work with us and wants a long-term relationship with us. We have four PhDs working on our project, who are world-renowned. We own the largest silver deposit ever discovered in Oregon, which only closed because of low silver prices, not mine depletion. We have a silver-bull CEO who is friends with people like David Morgan and who truly understands the value-proposition of silver. A CEO who owns a large percent of the float, personally talks to his investors on the phone, and who views his shareholders as a family. There is literally no better opportunity on earth than Bayhorse Silver at this market cap and at this present moment. None. None whatsoever. As I say, most or all of our “whales” understand this, and so the only thing that can take place now is that a few weak hands should continue to get shaken out here or there and their shares bought up by stronger ones. I don’t worry about Bayhorse for one moment. Let news about the completion of the agreement come exactly when it will; I could not care less.