Despite the fact that EQR is in possession of and progressing development of what should ultimately be a profitable miningoperation, do you think the market's perception of EQR is skewed by the fact that while already producing, it's not producing from mining? i.e. EQR is (and not incorrectly) still perceived as an explorer as it's at present essentially a quarry operation with the benefit of extracting a valuable resource from existing operations waste product?
Don't know if I've framed that well, but in summary; yes we are in 'production' but not from a producing mine and thus we're not a mining company but an exploration company.
NB: Am obviously aware that G6m is not producing either which somewhat detracts from the thought of EQR being undervalued as an explorer in comparison but there's gotta be something going on in the way people view EQR for it be capped at such low value.
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