North American Palladium(AMEX:PAL)- PGM Producer

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Gold/Mining/Energy
North American Palladium(AMEX:PAL)- PGM Producer

An SI Board Since October 1996

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
976	18	0	PDL

Emcee: Jason Marcotte	Type: Unmoderated

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North American Palladium (T.PDL and NASDAQ- PDLCF) operates a 2800 tonne per day open-pit mine (Lac Des Iles Mine) about 1 1/2 hours north of Thunder Bay, Ontario. It has been in operation since November, 1993.

The company is nearing completion of an aggressive expansion of the mining operation. With recent record palladium prices, combined with the expansion, the future certainly looks bright for this company.

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976	Thanks, I'll look at this on the weekend. I'm golfing on Saturday, which	Elizabeth Andrews	-	3/1/2002
975	In their Nesbitt Burns presentation PDL address the pt-pd parity issue. Also o	Archie Meeties	-	3/1/2002
974	I did not notice the demand shift. That bodes well for Pd when the big economies	Elizabeth Andrews	-	2/26/2002
973	Liz, did you notice that Pd demand from developing countries nearly doulbed in 2	Archie Meeties	-	2/26/2002
972	Have not seen the operations of, and am not familiar with the details of the Amp	hank2010	-	1/23/2002
971	I think even Canadians could figure out an economic way to mine the large, open	russet	-	1/23/2002
970	If most of the South African mines were in Canada/US they would close or would n	hank2010	-	1/23/2002
969	And Canada would love to have California's sandy beaches and weather (in Sou	russet	-	1/17/2002
968	The fundamental problem is that like so many Canadian companies, PDL is not real	Elizabeth Andrews	-	1/17/2002
967	If they can pay off the debts,...and they anticipate hard times ahead,...why don	russet	-	1/17/2002
966	Bad reporting by the Globe. As of Sept 30-01, the latest data available, the com	Elizabeth Andrews	-	1/17/2002
965	It is unusual how this thing went up to $10 before somebody realized it wasn'	Bruce Robbins	-	1/17/2002
964	Globe says North American Palladium facing tough times Nor	russet	-	1/17/2002
963	Geez! PDL went from $8 to $11 (+38%) while Pd went from $380 to $430 (+13%) sinc	Bruce Robbins	-	1/11/2002
962	Well I guess I was wrong <bg>! Pd is not too exciting but PAL/PDL is movin	Bruce Robbins	-	12/17/2001
961	I was in Woodland Hills which is just north of LAX. Now in Stockton which is NE	Elizabeth Andrews	-	12/14/2001
960	I think you are right. There's little upside in Pd at the time.	Elizabeth Andrews	-	12/14/2001
959	Look at the lease rates for Pd: kitco.com I seem to remember them at 5% or mor	Bruce Robbins	-	12/13/2001
958	Being just a stupid squished rodent beach bum wannabe,...I do not know where Sto	russet	-	12/11/2001
957	Apparently the Russians are issuing decrees again and the PGE metal markets are	Bruce Robbins	-	12/11/2001
956	I love clingons. The metal ones are a bit of a nuisance but humans can adapt, ca	Elizabeth Andrews	-	12/11/2001
955	Bruce, I can't figure out what's going where at this point in the market	Elizabeth Andrews	-	12/11/2001
954	With Pd down this morning, I hope you took some profits in PAL yesterday ;)	Bruce Robbins	-	12/11/2001
953	I hope it's not one of those clinging metal problems,...the ones that just w	russet	-	12/10/2001
952	I believe it's a matter of grinding. Best of the season to you Russett.	Elizabeth Andrews	-	12/10/2001

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