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Re: Humbled gold miners sweeten pie to entice investors.

By: meme in ROUND | Recommend this post (0)
Fri, 30 Mar 12 7:41 AM | 47 view(s)
Boardmark this board | De's Test Board 		Msg. 40115 of 45510
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makes sense so how many compsanys where fg*cp-expenses > fg? maybe 1 in 100? not a good bet! id buy microsoft instead


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Re: Humbled gold miners sweeten pie to entice investors.
By: Decomposed in ROUND
Thu, 29 Mar 12 11:18 PM 		Msg. 40105 of 45510

re: "real gld mine companys can go up less than the gld"

Gold out of the ground is worth a LOT more than gold in the ground.

Gold in the ground carries all kinds of risks... risk that there might not be as much as thought... risk that currency fluctuations might make mining more expensive... risk that the workers might strike... risk that insurance costs will rise... risk of further regulation... etc. And the fact is, most productive gold mines will be shut down in less than ten years. Productivity today doesn't mean productivity tomorrow. So, a gold miner's stock isn't going to rise unless the (PREDICTED FUTURE GOLD PRICE * THE COMPANY'S PRODUCTIVITY) MINUS THE COMPANY'S EXPENSES nets a larger figure today than it did yesterday.


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