are looking at things for how good they could possibly turn out. It's certainly the side you need to look at to provide the inspiration for buying in. So many, however, look at a very narrow set of positive outcomes based on a limited number of variables. One such variable is that Zen is worth a lot based on it's carbon find therefore somebody has to pay a lot for it. So many people are riding the "takeout" theme saying that a buyer will have to pay big bucks for it and that they better grab it soon before someone else does which will ultimately result in a bidding war anyway. Some are wondering why this hasn't happened yet. It must be this report that we're all waiting for right?....the the floodgates of suitors will all show up correct? And if they don't we'll mine it yes? There is no question that this is a highly prized deposit for the future....some of which is around the corner. However, aside from interest in finding out just what this deposit means to a given company, do we know anything about who these companies are and what their near, medium and long term plans are? Are they considering global socio-economic issues and timing that would not suit our interests. I assume that many here are aware of market conditions and that we haven't even touched the bad end of the 2008 unravelling to say nothing of the tenuous global currency situation. There has been much said about a sizeable market crash many are describing as being a game changer. Certainly others negate it. However, given what happened in 08 and the fact that we're much worse off now with no truly enlightened responses to the economic freefall, what would you suspect would happen to ZEN in a market flush. For the smart and informed, it could really be a good time to pick up some gems could it not? Imagine ZEN at .25 again and who might be there to pick up some really cheap shares.......and company. Not at the $10 plus price we would have liked. Do you really think it impossible? Unlikely? We'll all play the game as we see fit. I'm still all in......but watching. I, like many others, am hoping for something before long. But I won't wait too long or ride this down.