I don’t see any real catalysts, only that the share price tanked...

I don’t see any real catalysts, only that the share price tanked at the same time when gold price collapse from $1,800 to $1,200. I think St. Barbara basically entered production at the wrong timing, sort of a déjà yu feeling now. Since then gold price has stablized between $1,200 to $1,400 but we see a pambolic growth in share price from 0.15o $5.00. So I think while pricing of the commodity is important, what’s more significant in st Barbara case is getting the cost down, or the ASIC technically. I know Ken at PLS would be thinking of this given his experience at AGO. I hope Bob is bringing in the same sort of advice and expertise.