If you look at some early stage juniors with no infrastucture and many years before any mine could be developed you will see many getting a higher value for their ounces in the ground than us. Go figure.

The ownership pool of those companies haven't been sold out to the corporate philistine bourgeoisie to the extent that San Gold has. When you have 325 million shares out with barely half a million indicated, you're bound to get some unscrupulous shareholder blowback from some of the pros tired of missed guidance, over promises and under delivery. It doesn't help either when the current problem was supposed to be the solution.