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GOBOGOHon Nov 16, 2020 9:29am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:PostsHomestone, Thanks for the compliment. Anyone potential buyer would not care about the number shares outstanding - 1 billion, 2 billion, it won't affect the offer price. The offtake agreement would have an impact and the debt would if it is not converted - the purchaser would need to deal with these. However, if the price of gold holds and the operations are running well and the reserves are over 3 million oz, then pick a likely purchase price divide by the aniticipated shares o/s and you should he a price per share that is a few multiples highe then the current price. It probably won't be a crazy high s/p but much higher then .135 cents. Compare that to your average price. If you not making much then the hard part comes - do you average down at the current price to make some return.