this week, page-31

I suppose it depends on your investment time frame Chiefy. It's easy to blame management especially from the view of an armchair critic.Although I admit to some frustration at the pace of the assaying I also am a long term holder. So it will all eventually come out in the wash and the day to day share price machinations are of interest but not the main game.
Either they will prove up an economic deposit in the long run or I will do my dough. To me the odds lie strongly in favour of a least a good profitable deposit with a reasonable chance of something really big and juicy.
Let's all hope the pace of the assays is due to the high grades being encountered and that heritage clearances are not too far off.