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cwl

05/28/10 12:41 AM

#14723 RE: Stock Girl #14718

I think you are trying to muss up all these people's chart wizardry and wild claims with good, solid facts. ;)

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trazbull

05/28/10 6:16 AM

#14731 RE: Stock Girl #14718

WOW...one hell of a great summary!!!! deserving of a sticky post!
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dankedagain

05/28/10 9:51 AM

#14781 RE: Stock Girl #14718

That was like the best posr ever , tons of good info. Thanks for sharring !!!
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$pmlg

05/28/10 11:04 AM

#14901 RE: Stock Girl #14718

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.
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poopster

05/28/10 1:06 PM

#15004 RE: Stock Girl #14718

Wow, that was one of the most well written and informed post I've seen. Keep it up, thanks
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Borealis67

05/28/10 2:12 PM

#15049 RE: Stock Girl #14718

Wow.....great analysis stock girl!
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Tanaka

05/28/10 4:16 PM

#15162 RE: Stock Girl #14718

That is an excellent breakdown Stock Girl ... great research, great write up
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castboy

05/28/10 4:18 PM

#15167 RE: Stock Girl #14718

DAM I LIKE and I am not talking about the post but it is good to.
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danno555

05/28/10 7:18 PM

#15204 RE: Stock Girl #14718

Great job Stockgirl, and I have 1000000
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oryx

05/30/10 2:38 PM

#15486 RE: Stock Girl #14718

Stock Girl, I have a question about the numbers.

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.
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Californicator

06/01/10 1:38 AM

#15766 RE: Stock Girl #14718

Damn....Stock Girl,....Thats one helluva dd post....Alot of thoughts running threw your head....Nice read.