That is an unanswerable question, Brendan. If there have been discussions between the two, they could be talking about an agreement for milling the ore for Hecla, or for that matter, what they thought of the chances of the Rockies making the world series next year.
The topics of discussions like that would not be made public. It would be bad for both parties. Purchase prices would be effected, other mining companies could get involved. It just wouldn't make sense to publicly disclose that stuff.
Buyouts, on small companies like CGFIA, are usually kept secret until they are finalized. (particularly since Guyer and Rice have control of the majority of the stock and can vote to sell CGFIA without any other shareholder's consent.)
Hang in there, Brendan, and trust in the integrity of CGFIA.
I just hang out here for the fun of it, that
doesn't mean I'm smart.
