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Gold/Mining/Energy
NORTHGATE EXPL (NGX.TO)

An SI Board Since April 2002

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58	>>They borrow gold to do one thing, to sell it to finance their operations	tyc:>	-	6/23/2002
57	The only lettuce Sprott has to eat his words with are 50's 100's and 100	E. Charters	-	6/23/2002
56	Get with it. Eric Sprott has had to eat his words. So much for <b>that<	tyc:>	-	6/23/2002
55	Tyke, eat a midol. They borrow gold to do one thing, to sell it to finance their	E. Charters	-	6/23/2002
54	Please go back to GPM. I left there because of your non-sense. The very firs	tyc:>	-	6/23/2002
53	In this case I think you may get both that is higher operating costs and higher	Elizabeth Andrews	-	6/23/2002
52	Yes, Elizabeth. But "lower cash cost" is synonymous with "higher	tyc:>	-	6/23/2002
51	Whose rantings? Are we being damned with not too faint epithet? They have to he	E. Charters	-	6/23/2002
50	Maybe but it will mean higher cash flow I think as the grade of the concentrate	Elizabeth Andrews	-	6/23/2002
49	NGX + DSR = lower cash costs for NGX !	tyc:>	-	6/23/2002
48	I agree this stronger than ever. Did you look at the NGX-DSR deal? What do you m	Elizabeth Andrews	-	6/23/2002
47	In the latest presentation posted on its website, Northgate says that <b>	tyc:>	-	6/23/2002
46	I agree. Sustut appears to be very important.	Elizabeth Andrews	-	6/11/2002
45	>>how does management increase the NSR of the product. Yes! This is the c	tyc:>	-	6/11/2002
44	<i>I think you may be trying to micro manage this and I don't believe	peter snowdon	-	6/11/2002
43	I think you may be trying to micro manage this and I don't believe that will	Elizabeth Andrews	-	6/11/2002
42	Peter, That would be great and much appreciated. Tom	loantech	-	6/7/2002
41	one thing i may do this weekend if i have time, is try and work out a value for	peter snowdon	-	6/7/2002
40	John, forget my first response. My thoughts were that NGX would likely not want	russet	-	6/7/2002
39	Exactly, they sold call options on gold. They are effectively short 400,000 oun	John Dally	-	6/7/2002
38	One of us misunderstands what kind of option they have. They have written call	russet	-	6/7/2002
37	- Their cost would be $326 - $301 = $25 / oz to close out the 400,000 oz short c	John Dally	-	6/7/2002
36	<b>Also, your math is wrong: NGX can buy all the gold it wants today at $3	russet	-	6/7/2002
35	FWIW....Here's a bit of Math that may be worth considering: Northgate estim	tyc:>	-	6/7/2002
34	i'm not sure that valuing the company based on reserves/resources gives a po	peter snowdon	-	6/7/2002

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