Now I'm glad there is no debtDespite my whining in previous posts about management diluting the company by issuing shares instead of trying to get some financing, it now looks like it was the much safer course of action.
With this falling copper price, MIN does not have to worry about making payments on debt like virtually every other copper company - both juniors and seniors.
It does not look like there is too big of a threat of bankruptcy, like there is for a lot of other companies with heavy debt loads.