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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (275717)	1/30/2004 1:58:08 PM
From: ild	Respond to of 436258

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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (275717)	1/30/2004 2:23:05 PM
From: Horgad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

How can you compare the $ POG against the HUI without also considering the RAND POG? The non SA miners made new highs along with the POG and now are faltering along with the POG. The SA miners have sucked wind along with the RAND POG. I see some divergence, but I think it is minor if you throw the RAND POG into the mix. I certainly don't see the "major top" type of divergence that Heinz described. If the POG goes back to the recent highs (which I suspect it will), and the non SA miners don't budge I would start to worry. IMHO HUI weighting: Gold Fields Ltd Adr GFI 16.20% Newmont Mining NEM 14.27% Freep't Mcmoran Copper&gold'b' FCX 9.20% Coeur d'alene Mines CDE 5.91% Agnico Eagle Mines AEM 5.55% Harmony Gold Mining Adr HMY 5.19% Hecla Mining HL 5.17% Iamgold Corp IAG 5.12% Bema Gold BGO 5.01% Glamis Gold Ltd GLG 5.00% Kinross Gold KGC 4.86% Randgold Resources Ads GOLD 4.83% Meridian Gold MDG 4.78% Goldcorp Inc GG 4.57% Golden Star Resources GSS 4.32%