Either or, but not both!!By Liezel Hill - Sep 18, 2014 Goldcorp’s Jeannes Sees Limit to Output Growth The largest producer by market value, which expects annual output to reach as much as 4 million ounces by 2016, would prefer to fine-tune its mining assets to increase profitability than just keep growing to a point where it’s difficult to replace reserves, Chief Executive Officer Chuck Jeannes said. This is just another reason why Temex could be in for more difficult times on their Whitney project. It looks like Temex could be on their own on this Whitney project for awhile (financing). That said, and this is just my opinion, Temex should choose between either the Whitney project or the Juby project, and concentrate on what they feel has the better potential. To me, they can't do both right now. With the US Federal Reserve controlling the future of the price of gold (which is very low), this is not a good time for Temex to be putting money into both projects, both of which takes a lot of capital. Take the best one, concentrate on it, and put the other one in mothballs (until better times). Again, just an opinion.