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I totally agree TD. There is no doubt Paul is a very good operator, has really driven the exploration efforts magnificently and the SHs have all benefited enormously. But as CEO of a significant public company, the other equally important role is to look after the shareholders. And given the stage of company development (Lassonde Curve) and the fickle nature of investors, if WA1 isn't kept 'top of mind' then the market will quickly move on and LT holders will suffer.
As you have pointed out there are catalysts in the short-medium term to talk about. But good CEOs who proactively get out there and maintain the company's profile (and SP), will always do better when there are long periods with no exploration news.
There is a huge education job to do with Niobium and its future uses, and Paul could use this as the legitimate focus of a lot of external activity with the investing public.