RE:Question for DougThank you for your question. Your statement, "Normally companies that want to be acquired would be eager to disclose information of their asset, resources etc," is correct if you are referencing potential buyers. LME is not withholding any information from prospective buyers. Any interested parties sign a confidentiality agreement and then get full access to the data. This is standard procedure in the junior exploration space. When it comes to the investment community, generally juniors will hold their cards close. Releasing an MRE isn't always beneficial to an exploration company as it historically sets a cap on the overall value of the reserves and yet often it is only a fraction of the "true value." In essence you want your company to measured by the value of the "whole" resource estimate. A prospective buyer won't just be paying a multiple for proven (measured) resources, but will pay a premium for probable (inferred) resources. As the drilling campaign continues inferred resources are converted to indicated (measured). Essentially, every day LME is drilling, the MRE is potentially increasing and it could be exponential so it doesn't make sense to "throw the cards on the table" before the "river card" is revealed.