RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Financing would be my guessIf they are a long term holder, should not change the public float, and we should continue climbing. Now what if that investor was a large copper company, like for eg. First Quantum, then it might change your view on the dilution and why now. I just picked First Q just because of the board member, but this could be the beginning of a JV with a major looking to get in the game early if they can prove out major find.
Greenstone has been in this a long time, and if I recall their average cost is somewhere around $3 (post consol). They'd be looking for decent returns minimally of 300-500% and likely more now given the time factor. So we need $15-$20, give or take a few bucks. I could live with that.