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That they are.

But lower cash costs means more on the bottom line which makes it more attractive for investors which in turn means a higher sp. At least that is the basic theory.

Don't get me wrong. I have had this stock since it was 12c. I have watched it go down and along the way accumulated. Currently my average is 3.8c.

If I had more funds I would be buying more.

My previous post was just to highlight what I thought were the good and bad points of the report.

Tailspin has posted on the gold thread the positive about FML which are worth while reading, except the cash costs need to be adjusted now.

I think a lot of people still consider FML to be an explorer not a producer. When investors realise what is happening we should see a rise in the sp.

Just my thoughts. I am just a battler trying to make a quid on a share that I believe in.

Gary