RE:RE:RE:Another Failing Grade for AlwaysLong683I don't see that in any news release. If it's so then I don't know why given that they currently have available 800 million and only need 650 million. They've locked in prices for just about everything....equipment leases, contractors, the camp and early works are largely done already. I'll never say never as I don't trust a single person in this business but I see no reason for any equity dilution until year 5 when they go to phase 2. Phase 2 should be covvered by cash flow and I won't own it that long anyway. The only possible thing could be accelerating directly to phase 2 and upsizing everything now. That's possible but you would get a significantly larger mill and production profile if they went directly to phase 2 now. That wouldn't be a bad problem to have given a boost to over 400k ounce per year...might actually be smart...get it while the going is good.