Believe me, SOTCK GOON, you will look A LOT smarter if you did simple research before posting.
In the investment world there are two very basic terms used to give the fair price of a stock. These are Earnings Per Share (EPS), and Price per Earnings (P/E). The first one is obtained by dividing the net profit by number of shares. The second one is obtained by dividing EPS by the PPS, with lower numbers the better.
In the case of SGCP, all what it needs to reach PPS of .01 is to make a net profit of $4 million, assuming O/S is 1.8billion shares. That gives about .002/share EPS. Then, at low P/E of 5 multiples, a very low number, .01/share is the fair PPS.
Per the estimate provided by John, company will be making net profit of about $10 million, or about EPS of .006/share. That puts it at .03/share PPS. But, with gold and diamonds prices going higher in the next 6 months and production expected higher than John's conservative estimate, a net profit of $12 million is what I expect. So, a PPS of .05 pps is what I'm thinking about in the next 6 months.
Of course, not counting the speculative part of it, which could easily send it to .07 or .08.