RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Anyone else guessing $50 million at .25 cents coming soon? Your numbers are pretty close to mine: US$137,216,000 = US$44,866,000 (cash and equivalents balance) + US$29,450,000 (NSR royalty) + US$62,900,000 (Equity finance). The equity finance was CAD$85 million. I think you have not included gross profits from operations and then deducted CapEx, which may not present an accurate depiction of the balance sheet. I would suggest emphasizing gross profits as well, as the CapEx will decrease substantially. What I prefer doing is calculating AISC as cost per tonne plus royalties and then including CapEx as an additional expense to see how feasible their operations actually are.The AISC excluding CapEx is US$1,628.48 per ounce. The higher costs per tonne at Magino are expected to decrease as contractors are replaced by company employees. The high CapEx and OpEx costs won’t linger forever. The company’s gross profit margin is respectable. Your assumption is valid. I believe the operations are viable but the company requires liquidity to match their cash flows and to construct the expansion. The company may soon also liquidate their Mexican assets which will bolster up their balance sheet.