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"A.E. wouldn't have a clue of how to develop , mine and market uranium compared to the proven and life time uranium experience in the PDN team."

Can you elaborate a bit more on what you mean by this proven and life-time experience of the Paladin team? Paladin has only recently opened 1 mine, in a high-risk country, operating for a few weeks, and having produced approximately 10 tonnes. Their experience in successfully operating a uranium mine is neither "proven" nor "life-time".

"A.E. wouldn't know when he's being offered a good thing. The A.E. ego trip seems to have lost all reality."

While you're certainly entitled to your opinion I think you're going a bit overboard in your sentiments regarding the Summit CEO. He believes very strongly in his company and its future and appears to be completely committed to turning his vision into reality. Personally I find this kind of commitment reassuring, as its CEO's like this who have the passion and vision to deliver big things for their shareholders.

A.E has his eyes on the big long term prize, and with the 3-mines policy being lifted in April there will no longer be anything stopping him from achieving it.

Where you see an 'ego trip' and 'lack of reality', I dare say we (real) Summit shareholders simply see common sense

"Cheers to all the long term uranium investors, the best is yet to come."

On this we can certainly both agree. :)