RE:RE:RE:RBC I like your price target - I am sure it is where we are headed if things line up a little more. The webcast was very interesting, a lot to unpack. I really like the odds for Kitoko being bigger than Makoko - just me hoping.., and what would that do for our share price in a developing copper bull market? Damn this company is amazing. I find it a bit hard to see a major stumping up the change to buy out IVN in the DRC when they didn't have the grunt to go there in the first place. But stranger things have happened. Friedland and crew have set the bar high. You would not only have to defeat our Chinese partners to buy IVN out at a very good premium to todays price, you have to maintain and keep worthy the ESG and political relationships which allow it to work. Can you do it? Can you do it without our Chinese colleagues? I wonder how much Makoko-Kitoko connectivity would add to the SP? If they connect well enough then one mine between them - how many phases of development would that take? I am guessing there would be fewer development phases than at Kamoa-Kakula, because we have the money coming in and we know exactly what we need, and a Bull market. Lets see. perhaps we would build the equivalent of Phase 4 up front? Add on a larger smelter, and perhaps 2 more turbines at the Inga dam, and more work on the DRC grid? At Kamoa-Kakula, Phase 4 is definite, Phase 5 sounds like it is in planning. You can finance this sort of thing if you have no debt and great earnings. Project 95 will soon improve our economics even more. Then I heard four to five world class targets for drilling at the Mokopane Feeder. Something very dense, possibly nickel sulfide. There are deep mines RF said - now was that a hint? I read that 4 km is about the deepest mine at present. If you know you have 4-5 world class targets and you've got the gravity and magnetic maps to generate those targets, I'm thinking you know how deep those targets are. Deep mines into the stem of the mushroom. The most remarkable gravity anomaly known on our planet and we are exploring it. $100 might just be a bit low.