RE: Question About AUR Cash in BankAUR can easily fund its share of the expansion with its NET cash in the bank which currently is over $3/share and should finish the year near $6/share. They may fund the whole thing if they wish and then get paid out on the first dollar basis until that debt is repaid. I have no hesitation in recommending a buy of AUR at these prices as I am putting my money where my mouth is. This "news" was not really news in that we all knew it was coming -- the only significant part of it is that they found this expansion to be very feasible with a 15% rate of return using $1.20 pound copper and $400/gold. Again, what doubts are there about AUR: it has the cashflow, it has the NET cash, it has the production increases, it has the cost decreases, it has the mine life, and it has the reserves. Unless you think the commodities bull is over (in which case you should sell every oil, gas, gold, and copper stock) find me a better stock on the TSE when held to the standard of upside potential vs downside risk. Smart money will take advantage of your frustration to buy more and I like to put myself in that group.