Glorieux: feel free to call me overly pessimistic with this one. But have you had an experience yet of investing in a company that failed to execute?

CMM has revised down this year's guidance, their grade is below projections, their cash costs are above projections, and they've had to tap Finsky for cash because they've so far been unable to meet Deutsche Bank's conditions to access the escrow cash. Those are warning signs, okay? And remember, CMM's failed once before in Val d'Or.

I'm just saying, this is a very good point for an investor to sit down, look over the data for the past 2 quarters, and figure out if the prospects still look good for CMM. There have been obvious material changes that impact the forward outlook.