Orgprophet,

I totally agree.   I am not sure why they didn't include the 400 ounces or so of gold that they sold from the El Castillo mine in September - there is something I don't fully grasp yet with the accounting of it all.    But be that as it may, and with those 400 ounces included, there is a profit to be had even at a production level that is only at about a third of what it should be at the end of 2008!!    (And just imagine what CSG might be able to do with gold over 800 dollars instead of at 713.)       With decreasing costs of production being lowered (as you mentioned) along with other tremendous benefits to be had CSG's future looks good.

 I'm pleased with the results.   I was worried that there was  going to be a huge "expense" credited to the costs of combining the two former companies   .....apparently wasn't the case.    

The street still "hasn't caught on yet" with CSG     .....certainly a good thing for those still wanting to load up on this undiscovered gem.  

My2cents