RE:RE:RE:FORGET THE LIPSTICK A WHOLE CAN OF PAINT IS NEEDEDThey're broke, don't have any money to do anything with the moose pasture. The directors are being paid in shares - no money left. I only read what everyone else does, but from that I come to the following conclusion: RBC finally - FINALLY - realized Kearney was f***ing them along with the rest of us. Took them a looooong time towake up. Doesn't inspire me. So they kicked Kearney out, put in MacDonald, who thought he'd buy a bunch of shares and get the mine going quickly, and make a bundle. Then he, along with the other brains at RBC, took a good look at the numbers and realized they were up the creek without a paddle. So they figured they could work some voodoo on the output, throughput, and length of mine operations, goose the known and probable, and come up with a plan that the banks' beancounters woud like enough to lend them the money. Call it a hail Mary pass. With the price of metals entering a bull market, it's now or never. Personally, I feel that if they haven't done anything by now, they won't be able to. I read them as incompetent, floundering, and s&it out of luck.
If this comes off as bitter, well, I've endured YEARS of this BS with nary a thing to show for it but a share price that would make me weep if I weren't so p*ssed off. I REALLY, REALLY hope I'm wrong. I have 200,000 shares, average cost is.43.