absolutely spot on with on the market buy. Practically you can...

absolutely spot on with on the market buy.

Practically you can have all the shares you want, hundreds of zillions, but they are worth nothing until you can sell. And a CEO like Tom can only sell when the company seriously rerate based on solid fundamentals and even in that scenario, he will have to justify to the market why he is selling. IF he sells 1 single share at these levels it will be perceived as an extremely bearish sign from mr. Market and his castle of share -1 SOLD will implode.

He will try his best to make his 25M of shares worth something, if he will be successful in this exercise all the substantial LT shareholder will benefit. Ultimately our luck is linked to those infill drillings in the UG to underpin the mining of high grade ores. Reading in between lines, which is all we can do as company works as a constipated body when it comes to market release. He hired somebody who was specialized in bidding to win mining contracts which means skilled to run competitive cost models for mines. and in that role he has seen many many projects. So I am on the assumptions Tom was very persuasive in a very tight job market? Why somebody like Sam should join BRB and not a consolidated big mining operation? He has the ambitions of exponential growth and he is betting on BRB hopefully only after doing some due diligence with his own eyes and worked out a compelling risk/reward balance.

And then there is also all the side dishes to fuel the main project , Manna, Ullaring, North end targets, additional lithium found etc...