Canonman, I am curious.You clearly have doubts about...

Canonman, I am curious.
You clearly have doubts about Andash.

Andash aside, have you done any work on what Burnakura may be worth at varying gold prices, and at the initial rate of production?
Are you aware of how much value the heap leach operation is likely to add, and also the doubling of capacity later on?

Do you have any idea on what Jervois is likely to be worth with 1.3% Cu, closer to 1.5-1.6% cu equiv after silver credits?
The fact that the initial mine will have next to a zero strip ratio because the ore literally sits 30ms above ground level over much of the deposit?
Are you aware of the high grades at depth and how they compare to existing u/g mines?

Have you seen the grades at Gabanintha that as yet are not fully factored into the jorc resource because there is not enough infill drilling to meet the jorc?

If you can give us your thoughts on what the Australian assets are worth and how they could possibly be worth anywhere near the current price, then perhaps that might give some credibility to your negative thoughts.

If you are only interested in Andash and want to wait for a formal decision, that's fine by me, but don't bag a company that is showing excellent value, excellent growth prospects and excellent management, not to mention a resiliant share price during months of market weakness.

And please don’t give me the line about what the market may or may not be saying about this company.
I have been involved in enough small stocks that have turned into 10 baggers or better including after the GFC to know that the market often has no idea at all.
Most instos have no idea this stock exists or can't buy yet because it's too small.
The price is currently pushed around by short term traders that don't care about the fundamentals.

This company will be valued correctly one day and I will profit from it.
I know the stock well enough not to sell on someone elses worries.