*** packet calcs.... just for fun!!19 Aug 2024 11:08
i have posted before what georgina's 'cut' will be of everything produced, i am not talking about well-head prices just what we could command for selling at well-head and not doing anything of the 'heavy lifting' as anthony hamilton put it. no refining costs, no storage costs, no transportation costs etc etc.
i have looked at the broker note of oaks securities and there is a clue there with their valuations at $337.50. and the sp they have given. the easiest one ( purely for calcs ) is the highlighted box where they state $1,000 where the valuation exceeds $29bn, lets say $30bn.
so @ $337.50 the value of hussar is $55bn, mt winter a tad less approx $50bn, so lets say $100bn for both ($337.50).
if you use the highlighted box on the broker note of $1,000 that is x 3 of $337.50 and would be 3 x $100bn making a total $300bn or thereabouts. the valuation given on the broker note is valuation >$29bn / £321.86p sp.
$300bn down to $30bn is 1/10th. that's at $1,000 which we will not get but i have used for working out purposes so at the market price of $337.50 sp would be $100bn / sp £107.00 using same reckoning.
therefore we are looking at circa 10% of everything that is produced, refined, stored, and gone to market for doing absolutely nothing.
if we find it we just say 'there it is' to the mining / production company and 'over to you'. our job then is to sit back and take our cut.
that's the beauty of our total input stopping at the well-head. as i said a bit of *** packet calcs for fun but in my defence i have taken from the broker note so i might not be a million miles out.
atb.