I think we can all agree that SFMI is greatly undervalued at its present price. Not sure any of us know why exactly. Probably a combination of factors- no "proven" reserves (which keeps away a number of groups despite all the evidence), low price (many funds, etc. simply don't play in pennyland), unproven management. etc. The main factor IMO holding the price down right now is the lack of current numbers. We have numbers for tonnage (most recent 125 tpd), and older values for the ore they were running initially (0.75 oz/t), from which you can calculate what they should be earning, but I think the market wants a simple statemen "We are running XX tpd at a grade of YY oz/t, and generating $ZZ per day. Once SFMI comes out with grades, tonnage, and revenue numbers anywhere near what we expect, then the price should immediately start to reflect that.