Totally agree. If you have to get a calculator out, guess what...

Totally agree. If you have to get a calculator out, guess what the production costs were (by going back to look at the previous quarterly estimates) then take the ounces poured and guess at what price the gold was sold at, and subtract one from the other, to arrive at a number, in my humble opinion, something is not right. Even if it is right, it could suggest that the production numbers were higher, or the price of gold was lower, or that it isn't worth commenting on, which just leaves the reader wondering what is going on. I just want to know the real story without the fluff.