RE: RE: One Ounce of GoldI don't think it's that simple,I wish it were. You are using the net value between cash cost and gold price to come up with a share value. You need to caculate a share value based on the life of the mill so that would be the total value of the share you purchased when the mills useful life is complete. To place a present day share value you would have to estimate free cash flow which would tell you how much cash each year would be available to the shareholder. Shares trade pretty consistanly based on a factor of free cash flow for selected industries which would be an easy way of comparing value. I think we need to get the NI-43 101 out of the way and on to the pre- feasibity study.But I do agree with you that this stock has great potential and I am loading up accordingly.I bought my first 75,000 shares this week.