RE:RE:RE:It might be awhile I totally agree that this is possible, and in fact, I'm optimistic that that's the case; it's just that the pessimistic case is reserves not increasing.
MND has had tremendously poor luck, in that when it FINALLY got rid of its onerous debt repayment and the hedge that crippled its ability to make money during the run-up in the price of gold, it simultaneously encountered 2 problems: technical issues at Costerfield that really reduced profits, and it suddenly stopped hitting new reserves. This is, simply, just too bad, and I really hope that both can be fixed. If they can, it's going to coin money.
The one thing I simply do not understand about the company is why, when they've identified lack of stock liquidity as an issue holding the share price down, they've chosen to do a stock buyback instead of a dividend. How does that make sense?