RE: False reasoning used to knock the dealIf silver goes through the roof they may make a nice profit from their investment in Silverstone, but their loss of profits will be staggering. Suppose silver goes to $30 in 2010 and Capstone produces 1.3M pounds. If they sell this silver in the open market they sell it for $39M. If they sell it to SST for $4 they will get $5.2M in 2010. During 2010 they will lose $33.8M in lost profits. They own 19M shares of SST from this deal. These losses will continue year after year after year as they "giveaway" their silver to SST. It could amount to several hundred millions of dollars in losses over ten years. The so called great deal for CS is predicated on silver going up and SST stock becoming more valuable. The problem is that the higher silver goes the more CS loses by selling it for $4. The losses from selling silver IMHO will be far greater than any gain from SST stock and this deal is a major ripoff of CS shareholders.