Just to add, I guess that today at least 50% of the world wide capital available for investment finds itself in Asia. That capital is competing in a highly risky environment in Asia itself and probably has no clue about the opportunities that are available in the old continents (in this case US/Canada). So from a market efficiency point of view, one would expect that there are financial intermediaries (maybe you Silverbull) that try to bridge that gap. Obviously, the large Chinese investment funds have a coordinated approach towards the Canadian minerals sector, but there is plenty of surplus capital in Asia, which is not Chinese, and which may be looking for safe opportunities to invest.