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SOUTH AFRICAN MINING
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422 Gold shares are looking quite promising bday.co.za Once again, Anglo benefitssea_urchin-3/5/1999
421 Amplats --- very bullish story. btimes.co.zasea_urchin-2/28/1999
420 I can't make the choice for you! Impala's share price is very strong. Asea_urchin-2/26/1999
419 One of the posters on Kitco today (Mike Stewart at 12:32, 12:47) argued that Ptaskmaster-2/26/1999
418 Impala's strengths in operating and productivity performances seem now to bPtaskmaster-2/26/1999
417 These two articles shed further light on our recent discussion about Dries and sea_urchin-2/25/1999
416 Ain't that the truth!! .Trev-2/21/1999
415 Bolting the stable door when all the (big) horses have already gone! btimes.co.sea_urchin-2/21/1999
414 I did the sums wrong! Anglo gets R1.3bn for its shares, not R600m. bday.co.za sea_urchin-2/19/1999
413 So Driefontein takes over Gold Fields, then changes its name to Gold Fields, aPtaskmaster-2/18/1999
412 Wow! What a story. Driefontein is going to swallow its own tail thereby becomisea_urchin-2/18/1999
411 I saw a PR Newswire article this morning on the Goldfields/Driefontein/AnglogoPtaskmaster-2/18/1999
410 I'm not sure of Mandela's details. I understand he finishes his Presidesea_urchin-2/18/1999
409 Like you and George Santayana, I also believe that a knowledge of history helpsPtaskmaster-2/18/1999
408 I agree that the stock is too tight. However I fail to see how you think that chevalier-2/16/1999
407 I've been watching this stock and wouldn't touch it because of the extrbaystock-2/15/1999
406 Looks like we're not the only ones who express concern about the way thingssea_urchin-2/14/1999
405 Probably the best way that I know of to play the PGE's is to buy shares in chevalier-2/13/1999
404 Each person can only draw on his own limited knowledge and experience. None of sea_urchin-2/13/1999
403 Yeah but we're almost into a new century. Gotta keep GROWING that's how.Trev-2/12/1999
402 Hi PB Thanks. I did read that story in this am's rag. But, although I notesea_urchin-2/12/1999
401bday.co.za Hi Searle, here's one for your Kebble scrapbook :) PS. Have noPOLARBEAR-2/12/1999
400 Ram That's exactly it. Trouble in SAf is that the "minorities" sea_urchin-2/11/1999
399 Searle, I agree with your concerns about South Africa. There are plenty of probbaystock-2/11/1999
398 Ram : I introduced the colonialism aspect into the argument in contrast to thesea_urchin-2/11/1999
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