Big money?  Let's be clear; we are not in a hot time for mining and metals.  I've been suggesting that investments in mining rarely cease, especially among the more significant players.  Somewhat like an economy in recession or depression, some work continues, as does investment for the future.  In our favor is the fact that we are in good times, perhaps the best of time.  Unfortunately, we are also suffering the effects of trade wars, and a US Congress and others bent of bringing down the president.  These things create uncertainty, holding back some level of investments in commodities.  The metals markets are weak, even as employment is expanding along with consumer spending - an unusual situation.

As far as a "fatal flaw" in the geophysics surrounding the Hay Mountain Super Project, I don't believe it.  I understand and appreciate what it means to have brecciated capping over our main target, a target, including visible stringers of high-grade mineralization at the surface.