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To: orkrious who wrote (168336)	5/27/2002 2:34:01 AM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Respond to of 436258

<yawn> Political risk is (and always has been) priced into the SA miners. Consider that the "minister of mining" has a domestic constituency he has to play up to...the SA government KNOWS if they get rid of foreign investors, they will NEVER come back (at least not during their administration and/or lifetime). Political risk in SA is far overblown, IMO (though I admit to owning some NA miners just in case...if the SA government ever DOES move on the mines, the POG...and NA mining stocks...will go through the roof on supply concerns).