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Gold/Mining/Energy
Newmont Mining(NEM) & Newmont Gold(NGC)
An SI Board Since May 1998
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Emcee:  Broken_Clock Type:  Unmoderated
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212 "Why not? you yourself have stated that NY gold trade is all that counts.&Zardoz-5/24/1999
211 Why not? you yourself have stated that NY gold trade is alll that counts. hoBroken_Clock-5/24/1999
210 When 2/3 of the world markets are closed due to holidays, why assume that the XZardoz-5/24/1999
209 Size, in this instance, only has an advantage when the soda costs 75¢ and Broken_Clock-5/24/1999
208 Sounds like good judgement and your approach is balanced. When you have no ax tahhaha-5/24/1999
207 I can see a historical price correlation...just not necessary IMO. look at yourBroken_Clock-5/24/1999
206 When i trade, I have learned by past mistakes, to focus on just a few issues. IBroken_Clock-5/24/1999
205 I was trying to get you guys to compute that gold would have to rise to $380 orahhaha-5/24/1999
204 There is a trade-off between brevity and accuracy or accuracy and decipherabiliahhaha-5/24/1999
203 <It sure isn't an exciting market and that's why you only put the uBroken_Clock-5/24/1999
202 Place foot in mouth: <<What prices would gold and silver have to reach tBroken_Clock-5/24/1999
201 Mining companies will often lead bullion, but it is unknown if that is on tap nahhaha-5/24/1999
200 <I like this objective evaluation.> So do I. I think I speak for othersBroken_Clock-5/24/1999
199 <<holders of physical and shares hold on rather than let go>> isn&Broken_Clock-5/24/1999
198 "This is the NEM thread." Duh "Morgan Stanley, for example, exZardoz-5/23/1999
197 Yes. Price is no object. The Barracuda™-5/22/1999
196 This is the NEM thread. Morgan Stanley, for example, expects NEM to make $.41 tahhaha-5/22/1999
195 You mean fear will pay a very high price. ahhaha-5/22/1999
194 How about fear instead of greed? As Jim Dines says, "fear has no price.&qThe Barracuda™-5/22/1999
193 "What prices would gold and silver have to reach to enable NEM to achieve Zardoz-5/22/1999
192 Come on you guys. You can't let that $3.00 claim go down. It's ridiculoahhaha-5/22/1999
191 I believe Batu will be a great contributor to the top line because the cost levahhaha-5/22/1999
190 I like this objective evaluation. One thing isn't being included and it canahhaha-5/22/1999
189 GOLD - UK SALES TO HIT SENTIMENT MORE THAN REALITY Salomon Smith Barney Monday,Sean-5/22/1999
188 NEM: NEWMONT HOLDS THE LINE ON CASH COSTS Salomon Smith Barney Friday, May 07, Sean-5/22/1999
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