RE:RE:RE:BUYI haven't had time to crunch or locate the exact figures; however, if you consider that the info cited in the past several posts refer to Q4, 2013, versus Q4 2012, the difference seems to be attributed to the dramatic decline in the price of gold. With pog going back up, this should be no problem in the next quarter or quarters (assuming a continuing upward rise in pog).
In just about every industry there is a phenomenon called the "learning curve effect". In short, this means that organizations get better at what they do over time. Now that OSK has ironed out the bugs in operations, repaired its facilities from the fire (which would have impacted production obviously)- OSK is now a smarter more efficient company. Remember, they've only been in production a short while and will only become more efficient over time (ergo, greater profits and productivty).
It is a very good time to be a shareholder of OSK and don't sell out at 8.00 hang on for the long haul (dividends etc.) or at least be kind to yourself and demand a minimum of 10-12/share from the market, because if pog contiues to rise, you will get it.
good luck everyone, including Shakespeare