RE:RE:Question?Agreed, but when I said the permit is in the mail I was speaking tongue-in-cheek. My question is, can a company make a public offering, as we are, if it has significant unreleased information of any sort, positive or negative? I really don't know the answer. It would seem to me that if the company has the ability to set the price of said public offering, it would be rather unfair to do so when aware of significant unreleased information. Similar to the insider trading rules that restrict them from buying or selling personal shares if they have such information which could be anything, for example, the dollar value that will be added by the hydroxide FS. Please note though, I am not suggesting for a second that the company is aware of anything significant that has not yet been released, such as the permit being on the way or comex's recommendation. I know that they would not sit on permit information, we will know once they know. I was just wondering, does the recent public offering confirm that, at the moment, there is nothing imminent coming down the pipe. And really the hydroxide FS really shouldn't qualify as significant unreleased information because we all know that it is in the works and it doesn't take a genius to figure out that it will add value.