RE:RE:RE:Of courserondun5, I know the outlining benefit of keeping Unga if the stars line up, which in ordinary circumstances would. We really shouldn't have seen Funk being forced to raise money with share prices considerably lower than the combined value of Ana Paula and Unga.
I know Funk can no longer capitalize selling off Unga that originally would've put millions in the bank while driving the share price and further develop Ana Paula and flexing some muscle on a scroundrel (s) for whatever reason has purposely dropped the share price down to $0.20 and made it impossible for Funk to raise money above $0.80-$1.00 a share without crushing the stock.
The one thing none of us expected is someone willfully (my opinion) putting an enormous low ball sell order and cause buy orders to be lower than current price.
Being a long term (small time) share holder, I do not want to see any more changes in share structure because in the end we might be the ones who won't benefit when Ana Paula mine begins producing.