RE:RE:Capstone running strongCapstone is on track to reduce cost by 20M per year. That's a $0.05 gain per share.
Capstone wants to increase production 20% and decrease cost by 10% within the next 2 years.
That's a $0.10 gain per share.
Everytime copper goes up $0.25 they are making 40M more per year. That's another $0.10 gain per share.
In the optics that the average selling price of copper is $0.25 more in 2020 vs. 2019, therefore around $2.90, the yearly EPS could increase by $0.25 total per share.
EPS x5 = additional $1.25 to the 2019 floor price of $0.45 = SP at $1.70
EPS x10 = additional $2.50 to the 2019 floor price of $0.45 = SP at $2.95
EPS x 15 = additional $3.75 to the 2019 floor price of $0.45 = SP at $4.20
...and this does not include any upside coming from Santo Domingo.
IMO,
MoneyK