After we reach a certain plateau of gold,the diluting should end.
I don't see that . . . it could only happen if the company had sufficient treasury to carry its property obligations and minimized burn and it went into a waiting mode . . . which would probably be suicidal.
CD will build a shallow mine,if no offers.
I thought CD had no desire whatsoever to get involved in development. Such would require even greater funding than would continued drilling. So these two comments just do not work together at all.
Not sure if you caught the impact of an earlier comment, about 1.5M Oz would have to be worth $12 per in-ground Oz, also not sure I am reading into it the intended, but that is $18M and with 188M shares fully diluted, well you can do the math . . . and when I look around at undeveloped properties in good jurisdictions, politically and by infrastructure and nearby mining, I am seeing market caps that reflect even lower in-ground values.
IMO at this point it depends on not just the next NI43-101, at least if the new resource is not way higher than expected, but it also depends much on seeing the ability to raise funds to continue. If the burn rate remains similar, and to continue another year comes to $4M including costs for resource estimate update, maintaining other property obligations, and maybe some minor work on KC, all of which is probably a stretch within $4M, with a half warrant per placed share then we are looking at increasing the fully diluted by a third of what it is now if share price remains where it is or a touch better.