RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:DNG....the Middleman........ not the exemplary prospector You are right about Tumipampa. I suspect that the recent share price increase is based – not on anticipation of the final permit for the mill – but on some sort of educated guess about value of gold in the ground.
This is where the low share float transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary.
It’s not hard to imagine a million ounces of gold in the ground translating into six or seven dollars on the stock price.
That is, of course, in addition to the value of the milling business.