RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Arrow and PLS deposits.Perhaps you should think about this:
1. the coffer dam in the NWT went around a pipe that ran over 5 carats/tonne (>$350/tonne rock)
2. think about how long a coffer dam would have to be to accommodate the perimeter of an open pit over FCU's resource under the lake, and then factor in the value/tonne for the indicated average grade of what? 1.5% at $35/lb uranium. I am sure engineers will figure out whether draining the lake or building a coffer dam is a best alternative, provided the cost of either could be supported by rock worth less than $1050/tonne on average and leave enough to return capital, cover operating costs and include a decent return over the projected life of mine.......
If you have any grey matter between your ears, try using it before you type some sort of bs.....
Like I said before, I wouldn't buy FCU with someone elses money......