I think it's also a matter of where KXL is in the life cycle of it's discovery. They made big news last year with their discovery ... now we know it's there. Now the investing world needs proof that it's a minable property. The time to make fast money was a year ago when the initial discovery was made and the market was salivating at the prospects of a new discovery in our own back yard.

Now we wait ... for a definable resource and mine feasibility study etc which will (slowly) add value to the company ... How much time do you have?

At the same time right now market conditions suck. Compare KXL (market cap of about $55 Million) to RR (market cap $110 million). RR has a defined resource of 3.8 million oz gold (indicated and inferred April 2008) and has spent the last year expanding and infilling .... KXL has zip (so far).

So given that other exploration companies working in Ontario are equally as beaten down (or more so) I'd say that we should be content (at least for now) with where we are today. If you didn't get out a year ago, you must be in for the long haul .... how many years do you have??