RE: Redhead! RE: t.TCM reports next week and if th It will probably be too early for the earnings advantage of the pre-stripping stop at the Thompson Creek mine ($100 million to the bottom line over two years) and the shut down of mining the pit at Endako. But for the fourth quarter those two decisions kick in and the average all-in production costs go down to about $7.00 per pound of MO produced. Unless the price of moly plunges from here (I think it will trend upward from the current $11.00 per lb sold), TCM should be profiable from the fourth quarter on. The covenant on their bank lines of credit has been the real fly in the ointment and that should be no problem from here on out. They have dodged many bullets in the last nine months, staring with the sluff at the Thompson Creek mine. That, and the big short position by hedge funds, has really been why we have gotten a bargain price. I have been been regularly buying this stock. It is a no brainer. Thanks to partly to the Redhead. I just hope they don't get taken over until we get back to $15.00. As I have stated before, I'm patient. IMHO