Hi reakwan, I do not agree with you on the turnaround of the global economic, to many countries and industries are still in trouble and that will take a while before they can turn the corner. In my opinion, the only thing that can save us, is China and India along with Japan and Korea and such, these countries still building infrastructures on a big scale, for that, they need copper and lots of it, Cu is still over 3 Cdn per lbs,and holding, I just put a price tag on the headline, 7.5 percent cu= 450.00 Cdn, 9.09 cu=545.00 Cnd, 17.5 cu=1050.00 Cdn per ton of copper content. The beach showing, which at one time was drilled with a copco drill and then blasted, had grades anywhere from 2 to over 20 percent Cu, it is ideally situated at tidewater and it's surface mining. The biggest prize lies in the old shafts, but expensive to rehabilitate, there is ore identified at high grades, around 300 000 tons, half of it was first class ore, half second class, first class was 10-15 percent, second 5-10 percent, first class ore was direct shipping ore, the same what was shipped to the Tacoma and Trail Smelters in the past. With other words, the Nahmint property is loaded with many high grade showings all over the place, it is workable all year round, close to tidewater and easy shipping, this is were the money is, but that is just my own opinion, take care and have a good one, cheers crispy.