RE: Wilco I own the shares, so I want the stock price to move higher. I just don't see the Wilco 43-101 update as being the catalyst for an advance. The market doesn't seem to be pricing in much, so you might be right about a surprise on the high side.
Seems fafetched that the stock would react that much though. Wilco accounts for 75% of the company's 43-101 ounces, so if you allocate 75% of the market cap to Wilco (which is way too high, given that Wilco is now just one of 7 projects), but let's go with the 75% anyway.
Then the market is putting a value of $72 million on the whole company, and 75% of that would be $54 million. And $54 million of Wilco value, divided by 3 million Wilco ounces, equal a value of $18/oz.
Obviously, the market cap of the company is spread around a lot more, and in reality, investors are valuing the Wilco ounces at less than half that, maybe $9/oz. What good will it do us to have another 500,000 ounces at $9/oz? Not much, of course. This is why they aren't drilling at Wilco any more.
My guess is that investors have placed a higher value on the half million Lincoln ounces, then on all of Wilco's 3 million ounces.