Hi guys/gals,
I've never tried to value a gold coy like NST nor would I know how to start. I assume it would involve adding bullion and cash and reserves and plant & equipment and debt etc ...then dividing by the number of stocks and options on issue? How did you figure in... inferred resources vs measured? I would imagine inferred is what traders bake into a stock to give it a value above it's current measureable value as a company?
Anybody with greater knowledge than myself want to give it a whack with NST and educate the rest of us? :)
Thanks in advance!
Cheers
can you value nst?
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