I was just looking over the diagrams that go along with the last news release on page 3 and 4. There is reference to a head face on the 28th level with grades of 26.5 ounces per tonne over 10 feet.

Did I miss something? I don't recall seeing this in a news release. Are they mining this high grade now? This is 26.5 ounces per tonne!!!!

Like, what does this company need to do to get some respect in the market?

How about give a news release that clearly explains where the head face is, what its grades are, and whether it is being presently mined, will be mined soon, or will be mined at some point in the future?

It's precisely burying this kind of information in cryptic references in scattered news releases that results in the market giving them little respect. Inadvertent references to the Deep West and massive sulphides posted on the website, then pulled, high-grade 'immediately accessible' 98 Vein drill holes promoted, with no followup as to if/when production will or has commenced, saying a 43-101 would be produced 'next month' for over a year... the list goes on, and that was just off the top of my head.

What these guys need is a dedicated IR guy who works directly for the company, understands the industry, and can make this information clear while maintaining focus on to the message management wants to deliver, with adequate followup on everything that would be of interest to the investing public. The jokers they've hired on Howe Street simply do not cut it. Any one of half a dozen posters on this board could do a better job, and that's just sad.

That said, I think the bottom is in, because there are enough people out there who HAVE managed to sift through the information in the releases, make sense of it, and understand that they are sitting on an elephant.