Hi don’t

I believe that as the metals continue up in price over the longer term, it will be that which is in the ground that will become the dominant pricing mechanism. There are permits and there are permits. It seems “cash and carry” permits are common in many parts of the world and the larger the company, the easier it is to raise the appropriately stuffed briefcase of cash.

The ECU properties have ready access to transportation routes and power. Two key features that distinguish ECU from many exploration properties. That makes it so much more desirable than the kind of finds one has to access by helicopter or donkey. The huge expense of developing power and transportation infrastructure can be overcome only with HUGE investment. The ready infrastructure of ECU lowers the price per oz to develop, mine, and move to the point of sale. Thus the ECU in-ground resources are more valuable than equivalent finds in properties in remote, undeveloped, inaccessible areas.

I’m going to ride this horse until the evening news and half the people I talk to are touting ECU and J6P is buying every share he can get his hands on.