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Re: MGX
Hi Tjames
I have just gone thru a good book on derivatives pricing and finished it so i can understand and calculale for myself the price of any derivative and know how institutions price them.
I have done a bit of study on the mathematical pricing models of all types of capital and i am now almost finished the pricing models that are used to calculate the price of shares...i did t previously at TAFE but i have now taken it a bit further...but i dont like the fortunes of mgx in the long run though short term is ok but its mine is only gonna last ten yrs and when demand grows even less.
I have the formulas now for NPV and found where to access to the beta's just gotta find some market expectation returns and should find them from some connection at uni for free..probally one of the lectures will know i think the graduate school of business management risk has them but i am at vic uni so i will see if i can get access and then i will start doing all the calculations to perfection not as rough as i have been doing this year but will get there.
TjamesX said:Although a mining company should be valued on NPV basis......
At 65c MGX is trading at a PE of 9. This is from last years NPAT of $23.7mill. With regards to earnings turning to normal??? the last time I checked 37 is > 23.7. So on forecast downgraded earnings MGX is trading at a PE of 5.6 (undiluted using number of shares from 05 report).
Viewing this as cheap or expensive depends on the life of the mines it owns (Tallering is only expected to go for 6 years), and the potential of its other prospects...
Hi Tjames
I have just gone thru a good book on derivatives pricing and finished it so i can understand and calculale for myself the price of any derivative and know how institutions price them.
I have done a bit of study on the mathematical pricing models of all types of capital and i am now almost finished the pricing models that are used to calculate the price of shares...i did t previously at TAFE but i have now taken it a bit further...but i dont like the fortunes of mgx in the long run though short term is ok but its mine is only gonna last ten yrs and when demand grows even less.
I have the formulas now for NPV and found where to access to the beta's just gotta find some market expectation returns and should find them from some connection at uni for free..probally one of the lectures will know i think the graduate school of business management risk has them but i am at vic uni so i will see if i can get access and then i will start doing all the calculations to perfection not as rough as i have been doing this year but will get there.