No , I meant low margins favored more by a big increase in GP...

No , I meant low margins favored more by a big increase in GP .

Say a company has a very very weak $100 margin at current GP , it will be valued by the market accordingly .

Say the GP increases suddenly by $200...all of a sudden this (hypothetical producer ) has a $300 margin and is three times as profitable as before .

So it's the weakies that have MOST to gain,(biggest %ge increase in margin)  although of course all would benefit tremendously .

Who knows how long RMS can keep this up but there are indicators .

Still plenty of resources potenetially  capable of being converted to reserves .

Still plenty of good ground to explore .

Plenty of cash to buy deposits to feed mills .

Not going to run dry any time soon !

I should point out RMS haven't maintained but have actually  increased reserves this year but they now have 2 mills to feed so minelife still similar .