RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: NO TRAIN FOR YOU!!from the 3rd quarter
"Had those inventories been sold in the third quarter at a copper price of US$3.60 per pound and a gold price of US$1,283 per ounce (being the average realized prices for copper and gold during the third quarter of 2010), the impact on revenues, earnings before tax and net earnings per share from the sale is estimated to be an additional approximately $50 million, $28 million and
.11 per share, respectively" that's on top of the reported
.08 per share ...ie that would have blown away all estimates for the quarter ... Q4 should be nice