RE:RE:RE:Big Boy PantsI think I'll do the same. I'm balls deep in it so really really curious. The land parcel is fantastic, the team is top notch, but wish they'd hurry up. Perhaps I've got my rose coloured glasses on but Peter Megaw often speaks about not getting hung up on a single hit. He wants to find the outermost extent of a district scale system and doesn't care about one off intersects. He's right, having a hit then stepping out from it makes for good market releases but potentially not the best long term use of resources. I guess time will tell. Another thing that I've noticed with these junior silver companies is they actually don't make menaingful moves based on announcing drilling results no matter how much fanfare they attach to the release. I've studied a cohort of Reyna's piers and notice that their moves are highly correlated too each other and especially to the silver price. What appear to be decent intercepts to the average punter might cause a stock to bump up 15% and sink back down over the following fortnight. What makes them break with the group and move up meaningfully are corporate moves (e.g. spinoffs) and increasing resource tonnage. Let's wait and see but your mid November call is more than fair.