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Luna Gold LGCUD

Luna Gold Corp was incorporated under the laws of the Province of British Columbia, Canada, on June 24, 1986 under the name Belcarra Resources Ltd. The Company is engaged in the business of mineral exploration, mine development and mine operation. It explores, develops and operates gold properties in Brazil. The Company currently has one producing gold mine, several brownfields exploration projects and several exploration projects located in the Luna Greenfields district in northeast Brazil. The


OTCPK:LGCUD - Post by User

Post by materialsgirlon Oct 11, 2014 2:58pm
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playing silly games

playing silly gamesThe search for strategic alternatives is always a red red flag as all of you know

LGC has given guidance for 2014

Cash Costs per ounce of US$825 to US$900 ( from US$690 to US$740)
 All In Sustaining Costs per ounce at Aurizona of US$915 to US$1,010 ( from US$800 to US$900)

The all in sustaining cost 

1 looks awfully suspicious in that it is not much higher than the cash cost
2 they admit to tom foolery by describing it as "at Aurizona" without providing any information about corp expenses, interest expenses and a whole host of intentionally omitted costs

The all in total costs for the company may well be $1,300 to $1,400.    I do not know and they do know but they are not revealing it.  It is a secret for their eyes only.

Cash cost is meaningless in itself
AISC is meaningless in itself

Investors need to know the break even point for the company so that we can then predict profit at various gold prices.  Typically $50 to $60 would be the net net profit for each $100 rise in the gold price.   It would mainly depend on the royalty rate if it is a percentage basis and on the country corporate tax.

No wonder investors are retreating from investing in gold mining companies

Shame on them (the minere I mean, not the investors)

mat
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