RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:DafuqOliver I agree with your statement about the Kilgore Property "It was cheap and it gives EXN a lot of opportunities , but it need`s time". But most importantly it needs a good plan, direction and oversite to ensure it reaches its full potential. Based on past performances, Excellon's CEO/leadership may be perceived as being incapable of providing this and unable to develop the Kilgore property quickly, economically and in the best interests of its shareholders. The fear is Kilgore could go the way of Platosa, whose resources have been mined and sold by Excellon for hundreds of millions of dollars over the years and yet Excellon's shareholders have nothing but huge loses to show for it. In that respect, Kilgore is a big issue. The simple fix is put the development of the Kilgore into the hands of a successful mining company who's leadership has a track record of being capable, competent and credible and has a history of successful mine development, profit generation and increasing shareholder value. To do this, Excellon could sell, option or lease the property or it can form a joint venture to/with such a company making a substantial profit and/or income in the process. Doing this would result in Excellon getting a much quicker and potentially much larger return on its investment then if it attempted to develop the property itself. This would also generate a lot of other positives for the company, its stock price and its shareholders which I previously listed.