You have two tier-one copper assets and a zinc deposit. Management has been serially successful. He is personally longer this stock on a cost basis than in any speculative position in his career.

They delivered tremendous value and are now fully valued. There is a pipeline of opportunity. It is more about the investor than the company, depending on the timeline the investor has.

It has always worked out for him when he worked with management. Management is serially successful. 2-5 years always works for him with this management. This should be no exception.

Primarily Canadian assets, but also active in Australia. The North American investor is more receptive to Canadian than global assets. His firm is one of the largest shareholders.

It is a prospect generator from Atlantic Canada, focused in Equador. They joint venture their projects to others. He has been a shareholder for many years.

He is a founding shareholder. He is one of the bulls. They are over budget with respect to their mineral deposit because they are ahead of schedule. Many people did not understand this budget miss was a response to opportunity. This kind of deposit delivers itself in the mining. There has been a cloud over the stock because the gold is highly dispersed and it is a tricky deposit.

He is no longer a shareholder but it is because they exceeded any level of greed he could have had. It was a tremendous success for him. He does not think it will be built this cycle. He thinks they will resolve the political issue with first nations. The stock could trade up. It may be 10 or 15 years before this mine is built, but it will offer tremendous leverage to commodity prices.