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To: long-gone who wrote (42171)	10/5/1999 1:47:00 PM
From: baystock	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116837

And maybe you say its going to the moon because your long. Why don't you grow up or get a life. Ashanti could be one of the first casualties of this gold spike. Looks like they are looking to Lonhro for a bailout: << Gold markets were further excited by news of a possible takeover in the sector, with London-listed Lonmin (LMI) confirming it is holding talks regarding buying out Ghana's Ashanti Goldfields. Lonmin, formerly called Lonrho, owns one third of Ashanti already. The rising price boosted mining stocks, which have surged in recent weeks. In London, Rio Tinto (RIO), the world's biggest miner, jumped 3 percent, while London-listed South African companies Anglo American (AAL) rose 3 percent and Billiton (BLT) rose 5 percent. In Johannesburg, the gold index gained almost 6 percent Tuesday. >> cnnfn.com