Gross Profit, Net Profit, Operating costs, Capital
Moneymaker..."What would your calculations for 1060 tons of ore at 1 ounce per tonthen"
I could not even begin to calculate any sort of a profit from proceeds from Kinross as profit calculations have to be based upon Revenue - costs = profit.
Here is a copy of an article from Forbes Small Business that explains what has to be taken into account to determine profit and loss.
DO the math, use the linked calculators....this is for REAL long investors obviously as the penny players do not care about profitability or capital costs...just the timing of ups and downs.
From Patricai B. Gray and Forbes Small Business
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