RE:RE:RE:is thereI tried to point out that no rational buyer would pay even the slightest premium in this market, so if you're happy with current prices as a buyout, you should sell in to the open market. No one pays up for your infrastructure/mill if you have 2 years of proven reserves only. It's simple. Who could justify that to their shareholders?
I am not happy with current prices, so I have no choice but to hope for better market conditions in the future that could make our mine more profitable or make the moly property a huge windfall for us.
I have accused you in the past of having no substance in your posts, so in order to be fair, I'd like to hear the fair price you have in mind and what justification you have for such a price.