Continental Gold Limited (CNL.TO)

These numbers show different ratios that could be important when determining the financial strength of a company. The first four highlight the relationship between a company's market capitalization and things like cash equivalents and total liabilities.

The last three give you an idea of the company's ability to pay off its short and long term debt obligations. The lower the ratio, the better.

See how the mining operations are doing. How mining friendly are the different jurisdictions on average? If a big chunk of the mines are located in areas with high taxes and low political stability, it will be reflected in a lower Jurisdiction score.

The next four rows show the market value of a company's gold and silver production in U.S. dollars per ounce.

Last comes the relationships between a company's market capitalization and sales, free cash flow and earnings.

How much are a company's proven and probable (P&P) reserves, measured and indicated (M&I) resources and inferred resources worth per ounce according to the market? Go through the numbers and find out.

The proven and probable equivalents (P&P Eq.) transforms the two less established categories of resources into the most established category - P&P. It gives you one number and an easy way to see if a company's gold or silver in the ground is undervalued or overvalued. Your portfolio settings will determine how the calculations are performed.

The gold or silver equivalents proven and probable equivalents (Gold/Silver Eq. P&P Eq.) takes it one step further and makes the difficult process of comparing the underlying value of the reserve and resource base a quick one. It includes all the gold and silver consolidated with the current gold to silver ratio.