Dentman. As a follow up. I found the following legacy position of shares of MDMN that is still sitting in my wife’s account. Not sure if she has forgiven me yet! LOL. The loss of $22k will be calculated in the cost basis of the shares we/she ultimately receives in AUMC. It will not be lost.
Because I began a new alias I can’t create a new thread, so I’ll post a chart here and maybe someone can create a new thread when there is time.
For whatever reason, the red and orange lines on these charts tend to be where tops and bottoms occur. I don’t look at many small cap stocks to know if this occurs as predictably as large caps, but so far the orange line has been hit on the weekly chart and so far appears to be resistance. On the daily interval on the right you can see the current rise occurred after some consolidation at support right at those lines. Whenever price goes from below those lines on any time frame to above them and finds support at them, this tends to be very bullish for the stock. So far the lines appear to be working with our stock as well as they do with large caps, so perhaps they will be consistently useful going forward.
Gold flotation plants typically concentrate ore by a factor of 10 to 50 times, reducing the volume to roughly 1/25th of the original material while achieving, for example, 50% to 80% pyrite in the concentrate.
Hi all, thought I would stop in and say I’m wishing you all much luck. Merrill still won’t let me buy and I really don’t want to open a new account somewhere else. I used to love hanging here learning about gold processing and just the hope of hitting it big. Anyway I’m rooting for you all. I’ll be watching!
My models currently have the AISC set at 1,000 per ounce. This makes the “MARGINAL PROFIT” per ounce produced in concentrate form about $4,300 based on a $5,300 POG. Based on a nominal throughput rate of only 100 TPD or about 33,000 Tonnes per annum (330 workdays per year), and an average head/mill grade of 0.5 OPT (15.5 gpt), the # of “contained ounces” heading into the ball mill and FF plant DAILY would be 16,500 per annum. Assuming a “recovery rate” of 80% for the FF plant, this means that 13,200 of these are “recoverable ounces” per year once the FF plant is fully dialed-in.
This leads to a first year pre-tax income of about $56.7 million. Based on 70 million shares issued and outstanding, this represents 81-cents per share in EARNINGS PER SHARE (pre-tax). Based on the industry-standard EPS “multiple” of 30.1, this suggests that Auryn should trade at about $24 per share IF THE VARIOUS INPUT VARIABLES HOLD UP. NOTE: THIS IS NOT A PREDICTION.