RE:Stock priceBack of the envelope , with $300 per oz margin and 120,000 oz's , $36,000,000 per year divided by a guess of 1,500,000,000 (billion shares) equates to 2.4 cents per share. Upside of a minimum of 20 to 25 cents. However, with the company purchasing the debt at a discount which is the way to go, the share count would be drastically reduced. In two years the silver and gold notes could be cut in half. Say gold goes to 2000 per oz. This is possible, are we then looking at $5 per share with no or little debt?