RE:RE:Tanco Mine History!There are times in the market where the share price does not reflect the true value. Sometimes like with PWM the bear lithium market does not recognize the value and the same can be said for a bullish market where the share price far exceeds the true value. A company recently drilled a property for the first time and hit 59 meters of 1.5% lithium and the stock price actually went down. In another example a gold stock that is trading for less than its cash value, go figure gold at an all time high and more cash in the treasury than the market cap of the company. In a bull market 59 meters at 1.5% the share price might have doubled. There is no explanation for why the market reacts in a certain way and that is why I try to stay focused on the actual project and its progress.