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There's a difference between buying a tenement with a resource (like gold) that you anticipate and hope will return you a profit AND buying a tenement with a resource (antimony) that has suddenly shot up in value and is likely to continue shooting up in value for many years to come because demand is seriously outstripping supply AND the resource is of such strategic value that Governments jealously hoard the stuff for their own use. The first is an opportunity to make a profit and hopefully a good profit, but the second is almost guaranteed to return phenomenal profits and for a very long time. You see the difference? I'm uncomfortable that the Nevada Sellers are selling at this time, for what doesn't seem to be a particularly big price. How's that saying go about things that look too good to be true? Don't get me wrong, Im not saying that's the case here but I do have concerns about it and would much rather TMG concentrate on the holdings it currently has rather than chasing even more acquisitions on the other side of the world, while it is yet to make a decent start on developing its first project.