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The Northern Miner published a parody back in the 1990's about investors. They noted that junior companies sometimes traded well above the value of their resources (at the time reserves). The parody had them burying a million ounces of gold, and then publishing a report stating that they believe they had a million ounces. Of course, they reported it in stages, stating 100,000k ounces was likely, and then perhaps 250,000 ounces, and so on. By the time they reported a potential million ounces, the market would value them at 2 million ounces. It's the same with Fortune. The mystery is (mostly) gone. Where's the speculation, the sizzle? Value? That's not important (apparently).