I hold both, I can't blame them for being in earlier and...

I hold both, I can't blame them for being in earlier and therefor in a more advanced position now, or continuing mining (and still for profit) in current circumstances, they're feeding the demand that's currently there, and advancing plans to meet projected future demand. Slow down, make job cuts and those employees and their families who contributed to its success suffer; PLS owes it to them and the loyal shareholders who backed them through tough times to keep on whilst there's profit to be made. Discontinue expansion and when prices bounce back they are on back foot because they stalled now. All imo. Regardless,it will be interesting to see how things pan out over coming years, and how slowly or quickly the price turns up or where will it settle.