RE:Does PG want to be the 800- pound gorilla of Val-d’Or?That's all well and good, but the PROBF chart is down over 2 years and basically flat over 5 years. If you had put that money in the S&P 5 years ago it would have nearly doubled by now. On top of that, the buyout price is going to be based on a premium of whatever the price is when the buyout happens, so the stock price does matter- maybe not day to day- but 5 years is a long time to do absolutely nothing. I've been invested in probe since 2010 and still have a lot of shares, and I'm a super patient person, but this is incredibly frustrating with no end in sight. I think Seema is great and don't fault her for any of it- she's one person with a lot on her plate- it would be nice if the company put some serious effort into marketing more and doing something to move the stock price so it's well positioned for a buyout that reflects the actual value of their assets. The current stock price is way under the value that they have proven and that should be something that they prioritize or any eventual buyout will be unfair.