Bingo! Excellent point that has been suggested by many with knowledge of the situation. In fact, as I watched the YouTube video again I thought to myself that it sounded more like a sales pitch to potential buyers who might have the $5 billion or so it is projected to take to get the former HyCroft mine reopened and re-started back into production, as opposed to the $200 - $300 million she was indicating HYMC can count on internally over the next 2-3 years. And the fact that she downplayed additional share sales to raise more capital leaves a buyout as perhaps the only viable option to get things back up and running longer term. I have recently believed and posted here that Diane should take advantage of the current inflated share price to raise a ton of additional capital to fund the project going forward, if she really believes she can publish proof of a viable profitable mine project.
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