Looking good!I did some rough calculations and determined that the average price of silver for Q1 was around $12.60. For Q2, if silver averages $15 from now through the end of June, the average silver price for Q2 will be around $13.90. So, based on production of around 635,000 ounces for the quarter, the net earnings for Q2 should be closed to $2 mil. (not taking into account the rising prices of copper and lead). So, if you figure net earnings of $8 mil. per year divided by around 215 million shares, you get close to 4 cents a share earnings. At a P/E of 10, USA should actually be at around .40 right now. If silver heads up to $18-$20, USA could be back over $1.00, IMO. By George, I think we've got a winner here! Cheers and good luck guys, zz