In a recent interview with Smarter Markets @abaxx_tech, Robert Friedland explained why we haven't seen anything yet in this metals bull market: "We’re also in the very very early stages of a raw materials bull market. Now, a lot of people alive have never lived through a bull market in metals. But when we found Voisey’s Bay, which was the largest nickel discovery in the world in 1995/1996, our shares went from $1/share to $181/share adjusted for splits in 13 months. And that kind of performance was before we had internet shares. I had taxi cab drivers recommending Diamond Fields Resources to me because our shares went up $1/day, and there were stretched limousines, and there were women drinking champagne out of their shoes, and wild parties. It was a real bull market in metals shares. But that was 30 years ago. So the younger generation of kids who are allocating capital have never lived through a real bull market in metals. You talk to Frank Giustra, an old-timer who used to run Yorkton Securities, a lot of us of that age we lived through what is a true bull market in metals. Recently things have been a little bit effervescent, but this is not a real bull market. At some point in our life real things will come fully back into fashion, they’ll probably trade on Abaxx exchanges, and they’ll trade at astronomic relative valuations.” @robert_ivanhoe @Frank_Giustra