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To: Enigma who wrote (81891)2/11/2002 8:27:46 PM
From: t2  Respond to of 116764
 
cbs.marketwatch.com

Good article. The interview is at the bottom.

Like these quotes from the CEO interview (GOLD Fields).

Chris Thompson: We are actually about one year into a new gold cycle. Look at the charts. They usually last three years or so. So there's much more to come. Load up and enjoy!

Chris Thompson: The contango is now so low the profitability is out of hedging. It does not mean people will not hedge, especially if gold gets up in the $350 or $400 range. But the Aussies have already hedged nearly all their reserves and have little left to sell. Barrick, Anglogold, and so on, still have some reserves. But again, in a fast rising-price scenario, in which Anglogold, Barrick plus the Aussies all have very off-side hedge positions, I see the bullion banks being reluctant to provide them more credit. All in all there is unlikely to be much more hedging.



To: Enigma who wrote (81891)2/11/2002 8:39:29 PM
From: Canuck Dave  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 116764
 
Newver overestimate the attention span of the investing public.

Something new will come along to push Enron off the front pages. So Lay takes the fifth? Then what? US lawmakers are up to their eyeballs in this. They're going to huff and puff, but nobody's going to get blown.

CD