Also, if you're a potential funding partner - and haven't yet signed the agreement to finance drilling (let's say) - then there isn't any material, non-public information to disclose. I don't see any reason why someone in such a position (or a few such similar people) would be prohibited from accumulating stock in the market. Especially if the funding deal is going to be at the Hay Mountain LLC level (or whatever that other subsidiary is called - Earp Ridge or something?). Those underlying LLC interests are not readily saleable unlike the LBSR shares. So would be wise, if you had the money, to hedge the risk of your illiquid investment to fund drilling with a liquid investment that is likely to skyrocket upon the announcement for drilling. I know that if I had the capital lying around, that is what I would do...