Well, if you are to take copper at $2.00/lb and $2.50/lb for example. At $2/lb the copper in the system would be worth $1.948 billion at an average of 1%. At $2.50/lb it would be $2.435 billion.

Nickel at $6 and $6.50/lb would be 4.09 billion and $4.432 billion. That does not include any pd, pt, rh or cobalt. Imagine when copper hits $3-$4 and nickel gets close to $10! These prices are expected to go up in the near term as demand is already picking up and will surpass production within 3 years imo. That is the only reason why I have stuck with this company, it sure isn't because of management's ability to run the operation!