I'm sure Robert Cohen didn't go up to the mine this week just to look at his past investment. He was probably up there to firm up a larger chunk of the pie. There are a few more issues to solve before mill is run full capacity. Ruf Diamond and his Ned Goodman theory look better all the time. When those guys invest they usually pick the next big one. The time is nigh for them to let it go, but not before they shake out a few more weak hands. With the price of gold nearing $800 the stock might take off in spite of them, but there will probably be a few more card shuffles before it happens