I'm curious as well. I still come back here and try to keep up with the discussion, but there's really nothing much to talk about. The best discussions have already flashed into life and ran their course.
As for the company, I don't think that they have any jokers left to play. It's put up or shut up time.
I'm definitely not a optimist anymore, but deep down I'm still secretly hoping that the nay sayers, myself included are wrong.
In my opinion, their best chance is in San Luis. The second choice with Mexico is probably more risk than anyone involved is willing to take. That's both sides of the table. As I've said before, doing business in Mexico is a little more complicated than doing business domestically.
Happy trades to you...
Hitchens' razor
What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence
