I'd like to see them have an average 140 yards per hour with a recovery rate of .3 grams/yard or better and at least a 50 hour week. We may be sitting on a billion, but for now let's work on our first million. With all the excitement over the past few days some posters seemed to be getting ahead of the curve. Show me the beef and I'll do cartwheels.
The real burr under my saddle is all the paid for hype going on. So far $12,300.00 from the elusive third party has been identified. One of PCFG's attractions was the lack of pump and dump tactics. That's gone now. I'm wondering if we'll be able to sustain any gains created by the media blitz. I doubt it.
If the news is good we'll be OK. If not, we're screwed. But that's obvious isn't it? I strongly suspect that the note holders with the conversion options are behind this pumping exercise.
We all have lingering memories from what happened in August when we got way ahead of ourselves. I'd be more than satisfied if we got to the break even point in early 2012. Hopefully, we'll know by this Friday for sure what's going on. Still cautiously optimistic, but not overly enthusiastic.
When it's all said and done all this hype may have been an unnecessary ploy and PCFG can finally stand on it's on merits as a producing jr gold mine. As for the outstanding debt, pay it down or negotiate better terms with limited stock options. Either one is fine with me. \V/_
