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Comment by TIM9LIVESon May 12, 2010 1:27am
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RE: getting bought

RE: getting bought Honestly,,,,I don't see how PMU can loose. If El Salvador insists on the mine closure, then PMU almost surely will be awarded a cash payment for loss of the mine. Even if El Salvador agrees to let them re-open but bans cyanide,,,at these levels PMU is a buy. They have infrastructure in place,,,and bio agents seem to work OK for most gold mining ventures.
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