rrossingg,
Would it be too simple to value any resource company by multiplying pounds/ounces/tonnes in the ground with a dollar figure appropriate to the resource?
For example: $6 for Uranium, $100 for gold, $2 for nickel, etc. (values made up, I don't really know)
Or is it possible to use a percentage figure of current resource prices?
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