RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Trading at 3 x earnings, with Production growth in '21There is so many variables that it's hard to say what the earnings will do but we have to make a best guess. I know that from July to Sept when the lowest price for copper was $2.69 and the highest price was $3.11 the earnings for those 3 months came in at .13 per share. From Oct 1 to now the lowest price for copper was $2.83 and the highest price was $3.40 so you would think that CMMC would be able to do the same 13 cents in the next Q if copper prices stay over $3 per pound. But again , there could be expenses that go up and cut into earnings and more shares get issued which changes the numbers. So lets say the price of copper stays up over $3 per pound and lets say going forward they do 50% of their reported 13 cents; thats .065 cents per Q times 4 Q's is .26 earnings per share annually and say we give them a conservative PE ratio of 14, that works out to $3.64 per share. All IMO! GLTA!