I don't know if I am being naive here but who the hell cares whether we are listed on the TSX or not? We have outstanding grades on 600m of nickel. We are drilling like never before at depths we have never drilled. All that matters is that the drills prove up significant widths at significant depths at signifcant grades. Or maybe I should use NOT's terminology: SPECTACULAR. We have chromite already with a 43-101 pretty well in the bag. The tech report that NOT produced last winter stated that ferrochrome from our ore would be worth $1890 per tonne. Not too shabby. Eventually we will be on every major exchange in the world and that will happen when someone takes us out. We are already 55% owned by institutions and their goal is to maximize returns. They are a ruthless greedy bunch of you know whats. That puts us in good hands as long as we hang on to our shares. If our BOD can surprise everyone with the next few holes and jack up our share price to an acceptable level, produce the results that gets multiple interested parties, starts some kind of bidding war, than I don't see how where our shares are traded makes any difference. Silence on the assays may be the best strategy to prevent a premature buyout because I don't want to be bought out at five bucks or even seven. I'll hold out until the drills give us the width we need and be content that if anyone wants our shares, they have a venue to buy them and hopefully, none will be for sale.

Mike