During the meteoric ascent of our share price over the last 2.5 years various fund managers have shown no hesitation in jumping on the ARU bandwagon. Now with a seemingly ridiculous lowball offer on the table, all the major players seem to have gone underground. If they're representing the best interests of their fundholders why would they not offer a public opinion on the bid? Well it's all about self preservation and nothing to do with the best interests of their clients. If they come out publicly FOR the deal and a better offer emerges, they look like fools. And if they publicly OPPOSE the deal, and it fails and then the Mining Law is released and it's extremely negative, they look like fools also. So at the end of the day it has nothing to do about the best interests of their fundholders, it's all about covering their own asses. And we will probably never know how they voted on this deal. Well I've got one HUGE question. As a member of the retail group, who's looking out for OUR best interests? He's the guy wearing the Red Shirt and we all know who he is.