You can't use an in-ground value for something that will stay in...

You can't use an in-ground value for something that will stay in the ground - it's a completely meaningless nuffie number. Why does the bid need to be increased - because Tom says it should be - please *rolls eyes*? The market has a habit of valuing things correctly - ie it's worth what someone will pay for it - and that was well under 30c a share this time last week. As for my holding at 40c I'm well in front and happy to sell into this bid.