RE: RE: Zn & Pb Projections@"Genuine"blather -<>Now that's rich. Record high prices made it easy for every other mine to get financing - but not TAM? I guess that's why you are paid the (not-so) big money to promote this play - to continue Peggy's rose colored blathering. The facts are the economics of PP beyond R-190 are pathetic with current/expected metal pricing. As undoubtably you well know, TAM is caught in a Catch-22 whereby they need long life reserves to attract financing, but when they add those reserves, the average grade/value per tonne plummets so that nobody is interested in financing.TAM is "planning" starting construction this quarter? And where is financing for such? Peggy's had every incentive (actually million$ of them) to find anyone who'd finance PP for years. So where is it? Surely all her crony friends would be buying and driving the shares up if that were likely to happen this quarter as you suggest....TAM has a good story - but lousy economics - and worse management ...