I asked Greg Taylor the TDC IR man if he would define in more detail what he meant by "complexity" as he termed it, in his response to my previous query about the TDC strategy. "Complexity" is one of the factors that he cited as having influenced the SP. He responded very quickly. See below, Ike

"As I noted, it’s not so much that it’s actually terribly complex as it may be perceived to be so. As you’re no doubt aware, we are dealing with more than one deposit; the project is in the Canadian north, where the environment creates certain challenges (e.g. heavy equipment access via ice roads) and where sensitive permitting and native rights issues may arise; and, these archean deposits are usually deep, which means it is unusual to be able to build a large reserve base due to the fact that, at some point, it’s often most economic to add reserves directly through mining, rather than through exploration. There have been many highly successful and profitable mines built and operated despite these challenges, and, overall, the infrastructure in the area and the access to a good workforce is very good. I understand that the ore we are looking to mine is not highly problematic either. Given a better market and, backed by our upcoming technical studies, I believe that investors will again be able to see the value of the project that has become so lost behind the “noise.”

Regards,"