I take note of your common sense remarks, even if it is still the least that can be expected from a company manager who depends above all on the resources of a mine and its reserves.
So if an MD sells a (too) large quantity of ounces in the (long) term while gold is in an upward trend, while having a large amount of cash for current expenses, this can perhaps be considered a management error ?
I take note of your common sense remarks, even if it is still...
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