Wjw, regarding shares. If the float is the same as the total outstanding, then that is a major problem. First, management would never feel the need to pay a cash divy. Why would they shell out a lot of cash to us outsiders and they in return, with no shares, get nothing. Secondly, if management doesnt hold much shares, why would they worry about Aurus as a company on the stock market. They gain nothing by increasing share price. They would just bleed the company dry, shelling out major bonuses, taking the gold for themselves. This is why I believe (at least hope) they have some "insider" shares they are holding and would want to benefit from the success of Aurus as a stock trading company.
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