Strike, I like your wild*ss idea and wonder what Interinvest´s cost basis is. My wild* guess(´cause I´m too lazy to do the research) is that they paid about 12 cents per share.

At what price would they sell their shares? And would they sell if they were intending to merge with Williams Creek.

By the way, Sprott, in a recent broadcast, said we´re going to see lots of mergers in the next year. Mergers the market will reward, and make it easier for those merged companies to get capital.