Elmer knows more about developing a mine than I ever will. 

Me too, for sure. I'll never question that.

Elmer could very well be the world's leading expert in defining and developing a copper prophyry deposit. He could be a Jeopardy lifetime champion on the matter. 

But if that doesn't translate into results for shareholders then all the knowledge means diddly squat to me. He's had since August 2010, when I bought my first shares, to find a way to get the job done. 

My respect for his know-how has waned because he's done not near enough to make all of that knowledge pay off, except for $300,000 per year as the president and CEO of Copper Fox. That does me and you no good at all.