My view, for what it's worth, is that the share price strengthens after a financing, when we're cashed up, drilling and attracting new investors, then weakens when the money starts to run short. Why would this be I wonder? Banks who are in line for the financing holding the price down I reckon, but I'm speculating there.

I'm afraid this will only end if when we find a partner willing to finance through to a mine. I'd rather get the dilution out of the way in one go, i.e. give half the company to a JV partner in return for the mine finance. It's this constant financing cycle that prevents the share price going anywhere.