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To: orkrious who wrote (573)11/6/2003 1:16:46 PM
From: Andrew  Respond to of 29622
 
I imagine considering PDG's interest in the project the would likely be the interested party. Unless they get taken out first, which I really doubt.

In which case I would take PDG paper and sell it.

The nice thing here is that as far as I know 47% of the stock is held by 3 entities so we are not getting lowballed.

Pan Atlantic Bank and Trust ltd., Barbados controls 30%
Continental Casualty Company 11.35%
I think BGO owns 5% if I'm correct.

Then mine, my Dads, yours and a few other posters on this thread makes it 50.01% so we better get a good offer <G>



To: orkrious who wrote (573)11/10/2003 10:37:18 PM
From: yard_man  Respond to of 29622
 
Luc is gonna get his butt kicked --

>>. In fact, the South African shares will likely make new lows if I am correct about what is coming. With the rand still trending higher and gold only rallying in dollars, the South Africans’ margins continue to be squeezed. For those that care, I’m actually short GFI and HMY at the moment and have been for a couple weeks now. <<

shorting those is stoopit.


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