You have have a point, but for myself personally, I don't care.  I buy when it's low.  RMK has some things of real value, and after a while that will be recognized no matter what.

It's very true that the management does not have an intricate and major "plan for IR" the way KXL does (pardon the reference).  I've slowly grown to accept that.  Some kids are bold and brash, and some others chip away for a long time and then "Voila!" - something amazing.  RMK is the chipping away kid, and I'm the fool if I try to change it.

I think there is huge value in the old gold properties, and good on them for assembling them all.  I'm the pot calling the kettle black if their cash flow plans are so very, very conservative - because that's my personal style too.  It took me a very, very long time to get around to borrowing to invest.

You are both/all correct about what ails the price.  The press has not hit KXL at all (hardly), and their retail shares is 10 or 20%.  When that turns around, the spotlight will be on RMK too.

Remember when KXL had a halt at the beginning of November?  Nobody could trade during the halt, and RMK went nuts.  (I know, I bought a bunch for far too much!).

I'm in for the long haul.  We will get noticed.