DividendI would not hold your breath for a dividend any time soon. HDI's business model is to leverage the cash flow from GIB to develop other mines(NP,Alley, Florence). If the Florence test works there will be a need for much capital. I don't think the bond holders would look favorably on any dividends paid. There are probably covenants prohibiting such actions.
Regarding Q4, my guess(since we don't have any other information) is that headgrade remains low but this will be offset by higher sales price. Large bond interest payment and Florence will take up much of cash flow from operations. C-1 cost will probably be higher with less capex used in GIB and more of expenses going into EBIDTA. Stealing production from Q3 and reducing inventory witll make for a good Q4. P/E would not be effected and P/E is mostly a measure of yield and growth. TGB has no yield and growth is totally dependent on price of cu, at least for next couple years. I expect copper price to continue to strengthen this year and TGB to follow that trend. I am a long term holder and a buyer on weakness.
The only thing I don't like is Russ selling, usually at an intermediate term high!