Am I doing the math wrong?  With this latest offer of 419.3M if I take NOT's estimated value of material in the ground at 60B I come up with an offer of .0069 or .7%.  If you take that to 200B that some suggest it's worth then it is .002 or .2%, not even 1% at the low end estimated value of the material in the ground.  I also find it puzzling that the BOD for NOT seem to be leaning to promote BHP.s offers and when Wyloo make an offer they sit on it and analysis it and then say it is superior(which is obvious from the start of the latest offer) and give 5 days for BHP to counter, there is no mention in the release for Wyloo to do the same?  Instead of promoting the value of the known material in the ground and that it is likely to skyrocket as the EV revolution takes place they rather promote the obtacles in the way and say it is good for the shareholders to jump at this latest offer.  I appreciate the offer and realize at .05c increase is what a 28M increase, which is a lot of money but at the same time is chump change for a large corporation that knows what a demand for these materials are going to be in the near future and moving forward in time.  Not sure if I heard in the past on BNN or from another post but a offer goes over 1B then the Fed government has to review it for approval.  Is this true.  I am a little surprised that the Ontario government hasn't yet stepped in for a comment on it.  Maybe waiting as one poster has suggested.  I think they are really trying to get this company on the cheap, other juniors are watching obviously and it must be a bit discouraging to them that you find a huge deposit and are not going to be rewarded for it.