Montanore. You're right. I can't dispute your reasoning nor your logic. However, IMO WHEN
[NOT IF. (The Question is only one of WHEN?, i.e. Timing)] the price of gold advances to $2,000 and above, then none of what we are currently discussing will matter. Of course, then, when the price of gold trades at more than $2,000, then the prices of gold mining companies, including GYST, will be substantially higher. Now I could be wrong, but from a Price/"Technical" point of view, IMO "THE LOW IS IN" for gold, silver, and gold and silver mining companies.
Differences of opinions is what makes markets. So here's a suggestion: Mark this post for future referrance, because then we can both look back and see if I was right or wrong.