RE:RE:I agree..that is why I dont own KLDX
The best policy seems to be to ask banlers for their advice - then do the opposite.
The bankers advice to the UK govt, was to remain in the EU - the voters took account of this and did the opposite.
In an interviewm, KDX's PR man, Jean Seaberg, said that KDX gave their new Canadian project operators $10m and then to mine and sell gold under their feet as the source for new capital.
It seems that this capital could have been doubled if managment had not listened to bankers - who have a vested interest in hedging deals.
The board should disclose what fees they paid for this "advice".
Why was it taken when KDX's treasury was in healthy surplus?