RE:RE:Manipulation Bullseye. Today's KL is like investing back in the first 1/2 of the 20th century, when you bought shares to get dividends, not in hopes of selling to some bigger fool later.
I agree with Consvestor. I think the real implications of today's announcement are going to take a while to sink in, with the market. The mining market worships discoveries 3- and 4-digit gm/ton grades, when what ACTUALLY counts is numbers like '10 million ounces at $775 US AISC'.
I see this when evaluating woodlots. Foresters and landowners gravitate towards a grove of ten or twenty big 20-30" diameter veneer grade red oaks or sugar maples. And they're right, you're making good money fast when you cut those down and get them to the mill. But big groups of those are rare*, what REALLY makes for a good year for the business, is a few hundred acres of 14-20" mixed hardwood, good access, reasonably level and dry terrain, flexible schedule, reasonable area govt forester, etc.. That's Detour, only it's a hundred thousand acres of it.