Have to disagree with that (of course), Sum. Everything changes with infrastructure announcements. I have watched the same scenario play out too many times in the past, whether it was the Thompson nickel belt in the 1950's, or the NE B.C. coal development of the 80"s, and so many others in between. The whole thing can limp along seemingly forever, until the Gov't of the day steps in, and announces a development scheme to kick start things. Then the floodgates open wide.

Everything then attains value. From UC's copper, to the JJ zone, to the Titanium we have. Each one of these will become a prospective stand alone target which will require mega exploration efforts, which will in turn provide adequate payoffs each and every time there is news concerning them.

And what of the rest of the area? Do we not own something like 65% of the whole area known as the ROF. With a staging area in the vicinity of Eagle1/ Big Daddy, etc, the whole area will be punched full of drillholes, and who knows how many other Eagles will be found. And seeing as we are the major landholder, it simply follows that we will hit the majority of them.

This company should be looked upon as an investor's dream. It has a huge asset in what it has already discovered in the ROF, with wide open potential to add heavily to this asset. The only restriction on it, and because of this it is heavily discounted in the market, is infrastructure.

Yet we know without a doubt, that infrastructure is coming. We don't know what form it will be in when it comes, but come it will, whether by end of May, or not until September. Then the game changes drastically. Every little bit of news will then be welcomed by the market.

I can wait, can u.

Best regards

K