RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Just too many eyes on this play not to add.Fred, very good point. That's why I left the question open for others to respond. I
am not an accountant so there may be others who can estimate their net earnings
after ALL costs are factored in. Certainly the gold notes would be a cost as well as
other items such as debt interest carried on their loan. Then there are taxes and depreciation. What they need is a high gold price to help offset their expenses and
still provide a decent return. Lets hope they get it. That gross earnings figure will
be whittled down. Its just a question of by how much. Hopefully their profit margin
will be decent at the end of the day.