Thanks for the info....because of the valuation dynamics that would have to occur at monetization this appears practically impossible in any near term.........the math just does not work.........We have to think of it this way..........Falcon want's to monetize Beetaloo ASAP......they have no desire to be in the production business....their words per various resources and their own presentation. So, when they sale their Beetaloo acreage, and they will have to for monetization, they are then out of the game in Aussie. Then we have to look at South Africa......enterprise demand may force the value of Falcon up based on Aussie success, but Falcon would not really have any future valuation factors related to Aussie once Monetization occurs on that asset. Other variables could kick in, they could find additional acreage to work in Aussie, they could hold a small percentage of Falcon Australia as part of a deal etc....but I think the BEST we can see on Aussie is about U.S. $6.00 bucks/share.....at best at point of monetization. How these C$21.00, C$27 etc values are being presented is totally, in my humble view, insane. What would the driver's be given the huge number of Falcon outstanding shares? Demand for the shares would have to be massive world wide to drive to that kind of price. To date the volume obviously points otherwise. Value will not go up to any notable level until the Beetaloo resource is proven and sold................ I hope I'm wrong.....I would love C$21.00/share but it just appears impossible with the current intent of Falcon and the world wide available information............