Union Bankshares Inc UNB

Mo must be $21.30 to break even! LOL!

[TraderDad]

$20 000 profit per day ! LOL! Woo Hoo! Break out the champagne, boys ! LOL ! But, the biggest laugher is $21.30 Mo prices just to break-even ! That's hilarious ! Best of luck anyways ! " Based upon present Mo prices (30$ per lb), a small quarrying operation with trucking ore to the mill could result in net cash flow of $19,257 US per day; at $32.50 per lb it nets $24,788/Day, and at $35 Mo it nets $30,319/Day. An estimated break-even Mo price of $21.30 per pound has been calculated for the project. "

[Sevster]

That's why UNB is the current play for the next few months while the Moly is high. In a year and a half Moly might fall down to $7 dollars and your AUA investment goes kaboom. I might consider AUA in 2007 - long after I sell my UNB shares with a huge profit.

[kevlin139]

Don't forget if you have 2 producers in comparison, lets say aua and unb, and aua produces at a cost of $7.00/lb and unb at $21.00/lb. Lets say moly at$30.00/lb. If the price of moly rises to $40.00/lb, that is an increase of 100% to bottom line for unb, and only about 33% to aua, since these producing costs are already known and factored into price. Now i don't have my calculator so don

[palladn]

Of course you have to be IN PRODUCTION to REALIZE ANYTHING otherwise its just a VISION (DREAM). UNB = PRODUCTION IMMINENT = PROFIT$$$$$ AUA = ???? 'Late 2007' per website presentation...maybe. NO PROFITS ! LOL !!! Thanks to all who were honest with their postings and I'll share my thoughts and research on other plays with them if they would do the same ! Just inbox me. We

[THEPOPE6]

Which Board was the Message left on palladn??

[palladn]

Hi POPE, I dont remember. I've researched many, many co's in the past several months. (I'm looking at 2 new ones now (tonite). Might take a position in one because drilling is about to commence and it looks severely undervalued.)) Might have been OK, ROK... but I honestly cant remember. I knew about ROK, BLE, AUA and a couple of others at the time, but not UNB. Liked ROK until I saw