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Rambler Metals and Mining PLC RBMTF

Rambler Metals and Mining PLC's principal activity is the development, mining, and exploration of the Project in Newfoundland and Labrador. The company owns an interest in Ming Mine Project which is located on the Baie Verte Peninsula in Canada. Its other properties include Goodyear's Cove which is an integrated concentrate storage and shipping facility and the Nugget Pond property. The company earns most of the revenue from Canada.


GREY:RBMTF - Post by User

Post by willyk3on Apr 03, 2018 11:34am
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Back of the Envelope calcs

Back of the Envelope calcs
My back of the envelope calcs say that with all in costs at about 2.50 and current price of about 3.00    leaves us with about .50 on avg yearly production of say 16 million pounds    gives us about 8 million a year...but with say 500 milion shares out......jaaazuz we are looking at a lousy cent or two in yearly profit ...and thats in a perfect world!   No wonder Altius bailed on this puppy years ago. Course i havent factored in the gold, nor the other properties, not to mention the possible upside from the drillbit, or an improving copper price, or a decline in the canadian dollar....yada yada   Have i missed a decimal point somewhere...tell me  there is more here than i can see ....alot more....how did i ever come up with a three dollar nav years ago

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