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Gold/Mining/Energy : An obscure ZIM in Africa traded Down Under

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To: Canuck Dave who wrote (819)5/7/2003 1:39:36 AM
From: TobagoJack   of 867
 
Hi CD,

<<... potential legal liability of shareholders ... eco-disaster ... Being overseas ... moot point>>

... I was aware of the liability and the changes proposed. You are right, I can only lose what I put up, and not a cent more, just as if I bought Enron;0)

<<higher dividend ones tend to fluctuate more, as you might expect>>

... the lower dividend payout ones are still paying an respectable yield, and should be valued as such.

<<they are ultimately sinking funds and have to replenish assets>>

... regular operating companies need to do same in the case of mines, and need to do R&D and marketing in the case of Coke and Pfizer.

<<6-12 years of production life at any one time. Oddly enough, if gas prices stay high this is a bigger problem than if prices cycle up and down.>>

... yes, but the call option on gas reserve revaluation implicit in the construct is worth something.

<<let's toss a few cyber-beers on May 15. Dividend day!>>

... Yes, let us do that, and keep pondering on why we are getting paid for doing absolutely naught, and getting paid so well;0)

Oh, yes, and let's keep thinking about the 'catch'.

The only catch I can immediately identify is that at some point these beasts will get valued too high and then fall in price.

Chugs, Jay
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