Indeed - he was a bloody Vandal. What's worse is that he plied...

Indeed - he was a bloody Vandal. What's worse is that he plied his nasty craft in plain sight - in full sunlight. It would appear the only people who could see his evil work were retail shareholders. The institutions sat through the quarterlies asking limp questions then circled around and asked another limp question. Those analysts should be ashamed of themselves.

I am thinking that despite the commitment to development, Aurelia should be doing slightly more than minimal drilling on the other (new) anomolies. The validation of another deposit would probably do more to the share price than plodding through development and who knows- there might be better high grade feed just around the corner.

Aurelia is sitting on a high wire and I am perched on the fence. It seems we could topple off either way. I hope we get some traction and walk off the wire onto stable footings. Quinn has his reputation I suppose and hopefully Mr Brazil makes some observations and says his piece forcefully. He has a fortune tied up on this high wire act.