RE:RE:Florida Canyon
Current assets of $114 million USD. I think you're reading analyst spin that's instead of shake out the retail crowd. They aren't in any stress well. $40 million of those liabilities reclamation and that's partly covered by the $16 million bond that's not included in current assets. Current liabilities is only $36 million. They can pay off that $36 million several times over from current assets alone. Debt is negligible. They really aren't in any trouble at all. At SF they reported:
"The mine's byproduct cash cost was $950 per ounce while AISC was $1,172 per ounce. During Q2 2017 byproduct cash cost was $740 per ounce and AISC was $870 per ounce. The increase in cash cost and AISC was due to an increase in tonnage mined and fewer ounces produced. "
So that's fine. The higher company-wide AISC is due to early investments in Florida Canyon.
The director bought at $1.80 before this release and he must have been aware of what was going on when he made that purchase, which was for 100,000 shares going by memory.
My contention is that markets are primarily about buying quality for pennies on the dollar. The big boys like use all kinds of methods to shake out retail and buy quality assets and companies as cheaply as they can. I suspect that's what you're seeing here.