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To: E_K_S who wrote (3748)7/11/2014 10:41:37 AM
From: polarisnh  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 4721
 
I keep hearing that we need to remove SLW from the portfolio but I still haven't heard a very good reason. I just saw another good article that pretty much follows my own thinking on the stock. I personally own it and it is probably my largest holding in my 401k. Frankly, the fundamentals on SLW haven't been any better in my opinion.

fool.com

Cheers,

Steve



To: E_K_S who wrote (3748)7/25/2014 2:56:20 PM
From: E_K_S  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4721
 
Anglo American plc (AAUKY) -Other OTC

Anglo American beats on top and bottom lines
Briefing.com - 6:29 AM ET
Reports EPS of $1.00 vs $0.89 CIQ est; revs were flat YoY to $16.1 bln vs $15.7 bln CIQ est.

"Our Driving Value programme is delivering improved operational performance, reflecting a greater focus on mining processes and costs. Across the portfolio, production volumes were up, with the notable exception of Platinum. At Sishen, where the recovery plan is being implemented, we have seen improved mining and production volumes of 5% and expect a further increase in waste volumes in the second half. In our Copper business, the 12% increase in production also demonstrates the benefits of greater mine efficiency and throughput gains..."

Outlook:
"As we look at the global economic outlook, uncertainty is likely to persist for the balance of 2014, though there are some encouraging signs that activity is strengthening in our key markets. Our diversified portfolio positions us well for the potential significant further urbanisation and industrialisation required to support growth in China and other emerging economies, while an expanding middle class is expected to support a rising intensity of consumption for our late cycle products. Over the long term, we expect new supply to be constrained and to see tightening market fundamentals and a recovery in price performance."


EKS