RE:RE:RE:Economics. You wrote - "Why would they release a new mine plan if there is no supporting feasibility?" agreed, that's exactly my point. They have released a new mine plan, one that is now open for public scrutiny. You seem to think that because a feasibility study has not been released to the public, that they are guestimating that it 'should' be profitable. The company will have done EXTENSIVE due diligence both internally and with prospective partners, who in turn would have conducted their own dd. The reason for not releasing anything to the public just yet - with the opposition they face presently, you can bet that dd is of a mine a lot bigger than the one they're going to initially permit, but of course they can't say that can they. Anyway, at this stage it's fairly irrelevant, the value of the jv is our nearest indicator of value. Feasibility studies will come into play once permit applications have been filed.