Replies to post #8805 on Kentucky Energy (fka QMIN)

[Pedro2004]

cdnkid10

Re: So, my bet is our costs will be around $70.00 total cost per ton giving the company a profit of $25.00 per ton. Now that is worth investing in when the stock is at .0161 per share!!

On your cost of $70 dollars;
Are you factoring in the cost paid to White Star on raw coal tonnage or clean coal tonnage?

Another question is:
How are you factoring in the 50% Gross Profit Agreement and 50% Stock Ownership Default Agreement?
Because shareholder equity is built on net profits;
When 50% of the gross profits _ and 50% of the net profits _ will be paid to someone else (not Quest Minerals).




And when you come back;
Can you look over Thursday's trades and show me your 20,000 trade at 0.0131

http://viewer.zoho.com/docs/vEgah

TIA

[kojak79]

A question you might want to consider: Would the CEO of a coal company actually divulge the true cost of getting the coal out of the ground? My guess is no. Or at least, I wouldn't do that. I'd bet his cost is closer to $30-40/ton.

[emmils1974]

It is easy to give pps for any stock, but you neglect to give share structure and total assests with your claims. You seem to be sugar coating everything. This stock trades at .016 because there are a ton of shares for sale. Supply = Demand. This has room to grow, but please quit with projections. That is all BS unless you know what the company will do. We can R/S next week and trade at 10 bucks, what will that do to your shares. Than over the next two years we go to 50 bucks, that is 400% in two years(not bad for an investment). We stick to your theory and go to a dime. That is 850% in two weeks. Which is more realistic? I would suggest for the sake of people invested to quit giving wild claims unless all facts are shown. I will be visiting the mine soon. I will be calling everyday. We need to know the share structure before we can compare to any. I will also keep you informed with all info I find within the next couple of weeks. peace