RE:Quick Question for those that follow ATH and GXELOL, you have to look at Share Count. Then you have to see how much Production per share each has. ATH has more shares outstanding.
Then to evaluate companies properly, you have to look at how much Cash flow per share (FFO) each will generate, then how much they have to re-invest to keep production flat in their Investor Presentations.
The other thing to check out is debt, and the companies plans on addressing it. In a Bear Market, debt is what kills companies, but in this Bull market, companies are retiring their debt so fast it becomes less important.
Everything about a company needs to be examined PER SHARE.
Good luck