albion process acid requirements., page-20

"What you will find is if they can't achieve their designed recovery the cost is going to blow out like Spindle Top! And if it takes them a year to achieve it then you can pretty much write off 1 year of their mine life, leaving them with only 5.5 years in which nothing is allowed to go wrong."

Stockrocker,

I've no objection whatever to folk taking a negative view. In fact I welcome it, and in broad terms one would have to accept that micro-caps like Panterra are high risk.

However, the factless exaggerations and non-sequiturs in what you've asserted sound more like mischievous disaffection than any attempt at debate. For example, are you seriously suggesting that an assured mine life of 6.5 years, or even 5.5, plus other developmental options in the wings, is a weak point for PGI? For that matter, have you checked whether PGI might actually remain attractively profitable even at reduced recovery rates, and, if so, where are your figures?

The cross-ramping for another stock isn't helpful either, nor are the personal jibes.

I, for one, would appreciate it if posters would support all assertions with factual arguments. That way, everybody wins, whereas ramping, be it up or down, just clogs threads.