Can't imagine Carlin news could move the pps much as the great numbers from RSH haven't, yet . But, good numbers are important in at least one aspect, that EVG isn't a one trick pony, no matter that the lone pony is a stallion.

There is an interview of Alan Branham on the Midway website conducted by the same guy that just interviewed Quinton, It's interesting for what can be gleaned from the comparsion of the deposits in the interview. Midway's flagship is the Spring Valley "gold porphyry" which averages 20 bucks a ton. RSH appears to have better continuity. Midway's Spring Valley porphyry is a different rock type, but the general principles are similar. Spring Valley, however, is much more deeply eroded. RSH is whole deal with deep drilling just beginning to touch on the porphyry aspect.