I decide to get back inAfter reading the Q2 results I liked the following: EPS of $0.07 despite high electricity costs (though way down from Q1) and the fact they decided to pay the dividend. Q3 looks brighter assuming higher production (labour contracts have been settled at El Teniente) and lower power costs. Sure, the wildcard is copper prices. If you want to be a more conservative and assume it averages $3.50/lb. my rough guess is that the negative settlement price adjustment would be offset by higher output and lower costs. Be quite happy with another $0.07 in Q3 if the base is $3.50/lb (instead of $3.80/lb). Low P/E and high dividend yield. At this price I decided it was good enough for me again.