New Board, new management?i'm not a fan of Dev at all. He once brought value in financing this project and did a good job. He has made many errors this year and needs to be reigned in. Ross and the geologists are doing a fantastic job delineating the resource and have many conductors to test. Changing management could risk losing the whole team, synergy in the field and intelectual property knowledge and experience held by Ross and the geologists.
I think there are many shareholders that were against the merger who will go with the existing board members. The winter program needs to be very productive so that the next dilution is minimized. Sure things are not as rosy as many would like, but emotional decisions usually produce negative outcomes. Thoughtful decisions have a chance. The risks associated with electing the opposition slate should be pondered. Every exploration company has risks, many of FCU risks are known. Sure the PEA has many favorable assumptions, but also many known facts with more knowledge coming. I'm thinking I want to see the team continue to move forward and put all of this disruption behind. The merger was a bad move, nothing else has changed. Nobody is buying anything right now, but that too will change. Keep drilling and Best of luck to all.