 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Mark Smith of Largo Resources. How are you today, Mark? Very well. Thanks, Tracy. Again, thanks for having us here today. I think the investor intel audience will enjoy this question. This is all about money. Mark, you're producing and you're making money. Can you give us an update? Well, yeah. It is pretty exciting. We've been working very hard at Largo. We had to take a facility that wasn't running well, and we've got it running at name plate capacity consistently right now. We have the best ore in the world to run through our facility. Our operations team is in sync the way they need to be. They're smart. They're efficient in what they do. And we're now producing some of the highest quality vanadium pentoxide in the world. We couple that with a market that has really turned around and prices have more than doubled since December of 2015. We're actually making positive EBITDA, positive cash flow at Largo. And I've got to tell you that the mood at the facility, the mood in the company is just very different because when you see that first profitable month, it's amazing what that does for morale. So based on that, we're making money. You're achieving milestones. As you said, you were going to do. I'm going to back you up just a little bit and have you explain to the audience out there that may not understand about vanadium. Vanadium prices have actually doubled since last year. So things have really changed, turned around, you might say, for Largo. They have, you know, and it's due to two things, good operations and the price of vanadium. But let's not forget that although we talk about it doubling right now versus last year, last year we hit the lowest point in the history of vanadium pricing. So yes, it is twice as good as it was last year. And we are positive cash flow, positive EBITDA. We think the market has a long ways to go yet to really demonstrate what the supply and demand fundamentals are in the vanadium world. And of course, interested investor, Intel, audience, members out there, it may appreciate this is a company that's actually producing and has revenue. So could you just give us a little bit of an overview of the Largo Resources project for those out there that may not know about this project? Good point, Tracy. It's a project located in the state of Bahia in Brazil. So about 400 kilometers west and a little bit south of Salvador, which is the third largest city in Brazil. It's an absolute world class deposit for vanadium. We have ore grades that are two to three times higher than the next available primary mine. So I mean this is truly a remarkable resource, it's large, it's very continuous. So we are going to be there for a long, long time. The production facility is located within a kilometer of the mine. We have very good roads to get the product out to the Salvador port. We have a six-year offtake agreement with Glencore. So everything we produce is bought and it's bought at the gate and then it transfers ownership to Glencore. So it's a very simple business for us to operate. And then we've been able to demonstrate to Glencore that the quality of our material is truly some of the best vanadium pentoxide in the world. And Glencore has worked with us to now capture the higher end uses of that material, that V205, and then we split the extra premium proceeds that are on top of the regular price for vanadium. So Largo and our financials that we just talked about don't even reflect that high-end market yet. We'll probably start to see that in the second quarter of 2017. And that premium just goes right to the bottom line because we are cash-low positive. We are EBITDA positive and this company is a different company today. Well, you said you were going to do this the last time we talked, so congratulations. But I know you're not going to settle for all of these successes. What should we expect as shareholders say in the next couple of quarters, Mark? It's a great question because in my opinion there's two things that are really putting a cap on our stock price right now. One is the price of vanadium. Well, we know where that's going to go. You just have to take a look at the supply and demand fundamentals. We know that the price is going to improve further. So that's the first thing. That's out of our control, but we feel very positive about it. The second thing is the debt load on the company. And my entire focus now that the operations are running as well as they should be, my entire focus for 2017 is going to be restructuring that debt because I think if we can get our debt load down to a reasonable level, the market will give us credit for that. So I'm very excited about 2017. It's a lot of work to be done, but we've got a path that we put together and we're walking down that path right now. And I think mid to third quarter in 2017, you will see a completely different largo in terms of its capital structure. So if you have any questions, further questions about largo resources, please send us an email to info at investorintel.com. And Mark, thank you so much for joining us today. It's an absolute pleasure as always, Tracy. Thanks for doing what you do.