The stock has traded in the .02-.013 range since Nov 17th and basically has hovered around .015 to .016 on low volume. Barring an earthquake or a precipitous drop in gold prices that would seem to be the case until production rates and recovery rates become publicly available on the 30th of March. Even if there is some minor dilution to finance operations, it wouldn't effect the share price enough to drop it to .004. If you want to worry about something, worry about the weather up there which has been cold and wet this winter. For each 100 ounces of gold that they recover they'll get around $140,000.00. The market, like us, is waiting to see what the results are.