RE:RE:Market does not like the Pre Feasibility Study (PFS)The PFS has added a lot of details to what the company has made public prior to it's release. However, very little has changed in the final economic viability of the mine. Cost of perduction per oz of silver remains constant, costs have not changed, exchange rates are the same, resource is the same as pre PFS. Price of silver being projected in the $17 range is way above where it is today. So the company has a PFS that is basicall saying what they have known all along. The real big difference is that over the last while they have been increasing their reserves dramatically. So here we are at a juncture where they will have to make a decision (or no decision) to proceed with $15.00/ oz silver or not. They did not proceed when silver was at $16.00/oz and there are reasons they may have done that at that time. I expect there will be some discussions with Wheaton and others. If they decide to go into production todays stock prices will be very cheap and of course if they do not, the opposite will be true. Good luck to all.