re: cheap shares for sale
Pre-feasibility study this month planned.
The following was posted on 3 Febr, this thread:
"Amended calculations re TRO:
WOODLAWN UNDERGROUND PROJECT RESOURCE ESTIMATE – SML 20 26 Oct 2006: "Tri Origin Minerals Ltd (“Tri Origin”) is pleased to announce its first JORC(1) compliant Measured, Indicated and Inferred resource estimate for the redevelopment of the Woodlawn Underground Project:
Recalculating the Insitu values/tonne (US$): Cu: 95.04; Pb: 66.88; Zn: 314.16; Silver: 36.26 or the total Insitu value/tonne is US$512.34 or $A661.48/tonne (24.7 grams/tonne Gold equiv. - Ounce of gold= US$644.6). That is a very high value per tonne in situ.
There are 10.1 mill tonnes or total in situ is AUS$6680.97 mill; on a fully diluted basis, that is AUS$73.00/share or per AUS$1 market cap: AUS$54.07, a high number.
There is room for expansion of the resource and the next Jorc update ought to give us that info. The pre-feasibility study planned for Febr 2007 ought to show a very good IRR. (Internal Rate of Return).
Note that these calculations omit the resource of Lewis Ponds".
The metal prices used on 3 February: "Latest US $/lb: CU: 2.40; Pb: 0.76; Zinc: 1.40; Silver: $13.27/ounce".
Currently, in US dollars: CU is 3.06; Lead: 0.89; Zinc: 1.45; Silver: 13.35.
So, Copper and Lead have risen strongly. The USD declined by 4% against the $AUS.
I am not going to recalculate the Insitu value per tonne of ore at Woodlawn but the metal prices have risen more strongly then the AUS currency, I believe.
Hence the above: "total Insitu value/tonne is US$512.34 or $A661.48/tonne (24.7 grams/tonne Gold equiv. - " is still valid IMHO.
That is a massive value per tonne.
Gerry Readers, please do your own research and you decide if and when to buy, hold or sell any stocks or metals/commodities
TRO Price at posting:
0.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held