LOL, these shorters could be taken out overnight if we get good assays from the trenching and a suitor makes a move. Probably wont be the case though on the trenching but I wouldn,t want to be short on the drill results.

There are lots of eyes on us, IMO, and it probably wont take much for one of these to make a bid, like it says in the interview. If they have good reason to beleive that there is lots of gold there, they may not wait very long without making a bid. When thinking about a suitor making a bid, the suitors are not stupid. They are not going to come in and make a $20 per share offer if they think its worth $50.They risk their strategy by allowing more bidders on the scene, its in their best interest to make a reasonable offer their first time around. We could close at $3 one night and be trading $50 the next morning.

China wants gold, and IMO, they will be connected with the first bidder somehow. This would be too rich a resource for them to pass up when they are trying to accumulate as much gold as they can. The Chinese are shrewd and smart, if they recognize the value of the resource being $20 billion for instance, damn sure they will make their first offer at around 60% of that. This would eliminate smaller companies as bidders and may not allow bigger companies the time they need to see if they could come up with the funds.