RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Volume?They are operating in another universe with a mindset that worked in a time long past. 20+ years ago, in a relatively functional market, you could build a great asset and get value back for it within a reasonable time frame and achieve good results for the shareholders. The current M&A market requires not just good geologists, but great business/marketing people who understand the market. You can't just ignore the stock price and ultimately get a fair result because the players involved aren't playing the game fairly. It's a very dysfunctional market with very little M&A happening. I really hope I'm wrong but the asset is worth 5+ a share US and it would be surprising to me if we even get to 3, which is a massive disappointment when you consider we are now like 9 years in.