RE: Anyone strong in math out there.....Well, it's not the reserves to be figured, but the number of ozs. produced per year. I'm not sure if they've revised projections, but if we go with the old figure of initially producing at 4 million ozs. per year (silver, not silver equivalent), each $1 (US) rise in POS will be an additional $4 million (US). I would note that at the current POS of $9.00, SVM is already $10 million (US) ahead of their projected revenue (SVM based projections on $6.50 silver). That is, $2.50 X 4 million ozs = $10 million US............Now, back to a $1.00 rise in POS. That's $4 million US divided by fully diluted 48 million shares (somewhere around there) and that is an additional $0.083 earnings per share. Now, they figure to increase silver production from 4 million ozs. to 8 million ozs., so you would double it at that point to a $0.166 increase in earnings per share for each $1 rise in POS. And then there's that matter of the lead and the red hot zinc to always keep in mind. Zinc, currently is nearly double the price SVM used in their projections.