RE: LimestoneNot to mention the expected/marketed cost per ton for verde up to now didn't take into account sourcing our own limestone which one could assume would reduce our cost per ton significantly. The end of year scoping study is going to be very interesting when it takes this as well as other efficiencies into account.
A low cost potash producer operating inside the country who is the biggest user of potash (by 2020) is a very sexy story. Being a low cost producer while the underlying commodity is increasing equates to irrationally high stock valuations. An example being a few of the "marketed" emerging low cost gold producers (ie GORO) whom have produced little gold but still support a $1.5 billion valuation. I think Verde's stock price similarly can get overly extended to the upside even before they ever produce product under the conditions that seem to be emerging.