BM for You...excellent DD... I have had a long time endearment to gold and precious metal plays since 1985... I havent seen any a well thought out review of a stock...well done...
Gold prices will resume it long term trend... its just a matter of time, to retest and run again...
and THAT is when all the spec juniours RUN in price.
Your calculation of the ore from the Alexandra mine is as follows:
85 feet (length) X 85 feet (width) X 85 (height)== 614125 cubic feet of materialized material
Assume 10 cubic feet per ton for weight (as website did) So 614125 / 10== 61412.5 tons
31.1 gram== 1 troy ounce 14.47 (AU grams per ton) ==.465 ounces .465 ounces X 61412.5 tons= 28,573.59 ounces of gold TOTAL Now if we plug in the price of gold per ounce--- $1,212.37 USD X 28,573.59 ounces ==$34,641,772.12
If you look in the ibox, the historical report of the Alexandra mine says the shaft was "85 feet deep, vertical, and 6 by 10 feet in size", not 85 x 85 x 85. Is the 85 x 6 x 10 correct? If not, where did the 85 x 85 x 85 come from? If the 85 x 6 x 10 is correct, that makes the volume of ore removed 0.0083 times the original calculation, which makes the ore value around $290,000, not $34M. I didn't check the rest of the calculations which I assume are correct.