NIS - General Discussion, page-208

I get your skepticism regarding the lack of shareholder updates and specific drilling plans. It's natural to expect clear communication and solid timelines from a company we invest in. However, my confidence in the management isn't blind; it's based on a realistic assessment of recent developments. The pivot to Lithium and the collaboration with AKE, for instance, while both significant, are also quite recent and these things take time to bear fruit.

I get the impression that your concern might be more about the stock price and the desire for a quick return on investment, which is also a valid strategy. Yet, investing in such small companies, more so mining explorers, always carries a risk, and impatience or frustration won't accelerate the process. From my standpoint, I'm prepared to give NIS until the end of 2024, fully aware of the potential for both success and failure. It's a calculated risk.