RE:RE:All MetalsUnfortunately, we don't have any moly, but the other metals have no alternative but to go higher since in the foreseeable future, the industry will not be able to supply the demand no matter what they do since there are not enough of potential mines sitting and waiting to be put into production. The reason is simple, we have not had the interest and hence money put into exploration over the last few decades to be able to find them. It also appears that they are much harder to find than say 50 years ago because since we started the industrial revolution, any easy mines with surface exposure have been found and put into production. Kamoa and Kakula were found because of some great geologists theory and projections because they are under alluvial cover. Without any out cropping, they are not easy to find. The saying goes, that the cure for high prices are high prices, since supply of commodities seem to come on streem once prices go high enough, but in the case of copper for instance, as the dmand rises so will the price but here is the problem, We simply DON'T have enough in the discovery proven state to be able to even come close to what the demand is, so than it beckons a question of how high can the price go and what will make it stop rising. So far, there is absolutely NOTHING that will make it do so.