RE: RE: RE: RE: Gold/Equities I suppose that by this time next year we will know whether or not the financing approach was an achievable plan and assuming a financing can be found whether the mine was an economic success.
From the big money perspective, it would be easy to finance an expansion for operators who are showing consistent production with rudimentary methods. Also, from the big money perspective it will be hard to overlook the sporadic and small-scale production that seems to dominate the history of this project (apart from a few glory years).
I also wonder why, if this thing is supposedly so obviously economic, BCG is after the big money in the first place. Do away with the frills and stuff and get at it. Do a small financing to raise funds to get going, start generating some cash flow, and use that cash flow to do upgrades and purchases. Or did they already kind of try that and find out it isn't nearly as easy as it sounds?