The Hurdle Rate is holding this upWe can opine all we want about the reluctance of Chuck putting out a NI 43–101. We can surmise what the tonnage and dollar mineral value is. At the end of the day, a prospective purchaser is trying to figure out what the financial outlay is overlaying it with their internal hurdle rate. If a buyer needs $3 billion Canadian to enter into a JV and give the shareholders a piece of the action ($8 a share) for a 70:30 Split, what must the dollar value of provable metals required to greenlight a mine? Well, it is true that Chuck is withholding resource report information as only a half a dozen companies could undertake this project, it also serves his own personal interest Not to publish the data as it gives him the option to accumulate more shares at a discounted rate, and secondly keeps the clock from starting and putting pressure on him to make a decision. Short of an interested party putting in a hostile takeout offfer (Which is probably prohibited by the NDA they signed), we will all just be sitting back waiting until Dr. Fipke thinks it's time to proceed.