RE:RE:RE:RE:Fully loaded cost per ounce of productionGeez, where do I start? You do understand what operating margin is, right? Creating a fully operational mine is not an inexpensive proposition. That is why I emphasize a FULLY loaded cost. Cost is cost, whether it is direct or indirect and must be accounted for properly. To see a major mining operation created for less than $1000 / ounce, unless the property has exceptionally high grades like 3 or 4+ g / ton over a large interval, is exceptionally rare. FWIW, I think they will eventually prove up 3-5 million ounces over all of their properties - but the economics will be everything. Look at ITH, where Pontius used to be. 8 million proven ounces, but the economics are bad - a low grade property requiring $1270 an ounce just to get it out of the ground. That is why it is at $0.50 a share right now. If the grades were much higher, the SP would be about where Corvus is at the moment. I'm hoping the PEA does show $1000 or less, we shall see. If it does, Corvus could be bought out for $6-8 a share, maybe higher.