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To: terryswift who wrote (1122)7/3/2000 2:14:33 PM
From: russwinter  Respond to of 1178
 
If the shabby approach you describe is how ABX approaches the juniors (and I suspect it, but I'm not 100% sure)it is what economists call the "tragedy of the commons". Its meaning is taken from the middle age practice of overgrazing pasture lands for the short term gain but an enormous long term loss. In this context it means screw everybody so badly on deals that it kills the incentive for juniors to explore at all. I guess that just leaves ABX and the other majors to get out and conduct ALL their own grassroots and development exploration. Why would anyone else bother? Smart majors would do the opposite: cultivate the junior sector and reward them generously for results, not try to nickel and dime them to death (literally).



To: terryswift who wrote (1122)7/3/2000 2:49:47 PM
From: Enigma  Respond to of 1178
 
I fear you're right - and well informed. I wondered where you had got to?



To: terryswift who wrote (1122)7/3/2000 3:17:07 PM
From: Enigma  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1178
 
Terry - all of those shares traded at $6.85 on Friday:
As I've pointed out the sales were broker by broker each doing multiple trades in sequence. So far as I could tell the bid and offering was always 99,900 shares. What's the deal here? Why not wait for $7.00?

Stricly speaking are these shares tendered - or being held meantime by friendly parties?