Sale ScenarioI am as bewildered as the other (very few) posters on this board about Northland's current share price. At the same time there are many otherwise worthy junior mining stocks priced virtually at cash value. There is a temptation to think that management would sell out however worst case scenario I don't see them entertaining this for less than a very significant premium on the last underwriting which I recall was over $4.00. Practically, with $130 odd million in the bank and a gold property worth around $50 million, Northland's has staying power. How much staying power depends upon their burn rate (anyone know what it is currently?). In any event, however, they are less than 18 months from being able to put their first property into production in theory. I suspect they would have by that time 75% or more of the capital required to do this on hand. Really hard to be positive these days, but I'm still bullish on Northlands mid-term.