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Francisco Gold - FGX.V
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1082> Bob I see on your spreadsheet that you have ranked these companies. How didgoldsheet-11/16/2000
1081<Why not just grab Glamis while you at it (FN could pick up top management peClaude Cormier-11/16/2000
1080That's interesting about the personnel candidates at Alamos Dorado. That wourusswinter-11/16/2000
1079<I guess the problem is that you lose your skilled labor force. > ExactlyClaude Cormier-11/16/2000
1078What do you see happening with mines like Homestake's McLaughlin and Lawler russwinter-11/16/2000
1077Don't want to sound like a rebuttal of William Jenning Bryan's "crorusswinter-11/16/2000
1076need some gloom and doom Claude ?? gloomdoom.comre3-11/16/2000
1075Bob I see on your spreadsheet that you have ranked these companies. How did you TheBusDriver-11/16/2000
1074Thanks Bob...this will be a great source of info for the silver bulls, of which Claude Cormier-11/15/2000
1073> While compiling those miners'data, have you taken down silver productiogoldsheet-11/15/2000
1072Bob, While compiling those miners'data, have you taken down silver productiClaude Cormier-11/15/2000
1071> Some great stats....your work is simply amazing. I had to put the numbers goldsheet-11/15/2000
1070> I guess where I disagree in our on going costs debate is how I look at &quogoldsheet-11/15/2000
1069Bob, Some great stats....your work is simply amazing. BTW, if Q3-00 vs Q3-99 tClaude Cormier-11/15/2000
1068I think you will also find that many are mining above average mine grade, not doElizabeth Andrews-11/15/2000
1067I guess where I disagree in our on going costs debate is how I look at "totrusswinter-11/15/2000
1066Don't worry about mines closing down, gold production continues to be prettygoldsheet-11/15/2000
1065> I found the fact that 70% of the world's production has a cash cost of goldsheet-11/15/2000
1064<<My wife is very conservative >> Well you should listen to her theTheBusDriver-11/14/2000
1063<<I guess the risk is that POG goes to 150 and makes them uneconomical as TheBusDriver-11/14/2000
1062"IF" POG doesn't improve there will be widespread mine closures. Irusswinter-11/14/2000
1061Russ, BTW, I hope you are wrong and that mine closures are not about to spread Claude Cormier-11/14/2000
1060Wayne, My wife is very conservative but I did convince her on the merit of owniClaude Cormier-11/14/2000
1059Yes, only 10% of production is under 100 (including MDG's El Penon). El Sauzrusswinter-11/14/2000
1058Thanks for correcting that, makes more sense now. I have been watching GBU for sTheBusDriver-11/14/2000
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