in his excellent book, " Thinking: Fast and Slow ," a must read. In the near future the company has indicated that several 43-101 / PEA's will be forthcoming perhaps in the April time frame. Given the progress at Yerington, Nieves and Herbert Glacier, these announcements should increase the resource sizes and the category in each case. If the market believes these announcements then they should support the stock. We think Quaterra management must now come out aggressively and address the market's current concerns and change its perspective of the company. This will require a bold move by management to perhaps monetize or announce near term (2 year?) production at Yerington. In his analysis of the Yerington project after a site visit last September, analyst Christopher Ecclestone placed an NAV on all Quaterra's assets of $1.43 about 3 times today's price ." During the financial meltdown of 2008 (at the tender age of 27) I began accumulating what is now our single largest position (many of our readers would be correct in guessing Terraco Gold) at $0.05.  Coming from a very conservative medical family in the Maritimes of Canada any one I would have discussed my investment philosophy with at the time likely walked away thinking I had taken one too many frozen pucks to the head over the years. In reality - I was accumulating a meaningful share position when everyone else was running for the hills. Then along comes September 2010 - the LIT.V team (led by Presdient