Yeah, I'd say Decision to Mine for most shareholders is the "do...

Yeah, I'd say Decision to Mine for most shareholders is the "do or die" moment for their investment. As in, once we reach that point at the end of this year, if the decision to mine is made, then most people see that as a solid enough de-risking event to continue to hold until production. As such, I don't imagine we'd see the same sort of sell-down post-DFS as we saw post-PFS (which was probably caused predominantly by a rapidly falling IO price combined with people hoping to exit quickly and re-enter at a significantly lower price).