RE:Lasinde CurveWe are not at the bottom of the curve if you include the history of the con mine. I would argue we are at the end of it if you take the curve Idea- drilling- discovery-financing- building-mining. All in a new place. We are not in a new place so the original curve has to be adjusted for opening old mines that still have life and are worth opening up again.
That curve is much shorter for obvious reasons, you have a lot in place already, and we are 25% up on our curve already. The stock price has us at the bottom. That is the disconnect and also the opportunity. Gold closes @ $2700
and we get valued @ $10 an ounce for ours in the ground. It takes $ 1200 an ounce to take it out of the ground including building a new mill and put a new elevator in the shaft. Come on guys. Does that makes sence????
What GP should be doing is get the rough draft of a feasability study out to the public.
He has it in his head already . Even with ballpark numbers it would open up eyes and we would see a much higher valuation. That would help him get back on the drill. It is simple