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Comment by DUKESMOon Aug 07, 2007 11:22am
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RE: AGM report

RE: AGM reportI asked on the other thread about the calculation for a stock price, if they come up with 4 million ounces as their resource with a value of 80.00 an ounce and 50 million shares, that comes out to about 6.00 - 7.00 per share , does this seem reasonably? If you don't include the oil, is there a way the price can go higher than 7.00? Thanks in advance
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