The majority of juniors are NOT within six months or less from shutting down or facing massive dillution.

Well, a bit over a third are so-called 'zombie' companies. We are not in that third.

Here from Rick Rule:

But to hear retail brokers like Rick Rule describe them, more than 500 [out of 1400] of them might as well be classed as pulp and paper companies, because that’s about all they produce: paper filings to meet exchange listing requirements, at the expense of exploration.

The chairman of Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd. is among the growing number of resource-sector investors who say the TSX Venture Exchange has become weighed down by companies that should be considered clinically dead.

--http://www.biv.com/article/2015/3/zombie-miners-pulling-down-tsx-venture-exchange/