MNS The Bullish Case, page-21

I prefer to be reasonably optimistic, and see a steady rise in the SP over the next couple of months.
This is what I consider a growth stock, not a flurry that will go up 40% just to come down 30% the next week.
At some point, the communication skills set of the management will play an important part in convincing real insto investors about the intrinsic value of the company.
To have a SP holding well under these depressed markets is somehow a good sign of things to come, even at a gentle pace. I'd be extremely happy with 30c around year end and 60c by end of 2015 to be fairly honest.
My remaining concern is the funding of production for the next two years, any hindsight on this ?