RE:RE:Share priceSo, Barrick's offer was based on 5M oz gold (which turned out to be more). If CNRIF had a similar offer at the 1996 POG (when Barrick made the offer) and using the 122M CNRIF shares outstanding would result in a share price of $1Billion / 122M = $8.19. Then assuming half of today's gold price or say $1000 / oz would mean an offer of 5Million oz * $1000 = $5Billion which would be about $40/sh for CNRIF. Factor in the possibility of $3000/oz gold and 10Million oz of gold and it increases the value 6 fold.or $240/sh. Is that really possible or have I missed something ?