sfmi has done fine as far as financing so far. In 6 to 12 months if/when many juniors are folding up shop, we'll most likely (IMO) have a cyanide circuit which will basically make sfmi impervious to any credit crunch. The mill will be the trump card if lending dries up for the sector. It will make sfmi stand out that much more.

Once we get the funding for the current drill program, it is 'game on'. Till then, we drift. With Al S. coming on board, I like our chances.