Ann: Quarterly Activities/Appendix 5B Cash Flow Report, page-21

Yes, I get that but it seems in a situation like ours where you have an approximate resource and you have, currently, an approximate cost per tonne of the commodity within that resource, it shouldn’t be too difficult to ascertain an approximate of what the value of that resource should be, right? But if the market’s consideration of us is so much lower than those figures, then the question may need to be asked, are we not seeing something that potential investors are?

As someone else suggested, even if the price of Spod dropped by 70%, we’d still be generating revenue many multiples of our current market-cap, so I wonder what issues could eventuate from here that may turn out to be an eye-opener for shareholders that they got this whole thing completely wrong?