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Kinross Gold Corp T.K

Alternate Symbol(s):  KGC

Kinross Gold Corporation is a Canada-based global senior gold mining company with operations and projects in the United States, Brazil, Mauritania, Chile and Canada. The Company’s projects include Fort Knox, Round Mountain, Bald Mountain, Manh Choh, Paracatu, La Coipa, Lobo-Marte, Tasiast and Great Bear projects. Fort Knox is an open-pit gold mine located near the city of Fairbanks, Alaska. Round Mountain is a long-life, open pit mine located in Nevada. Bald Mountain is an open pit mine with an estimated mineral resource base located in Nevada along the southern extension of the prolific Carlin trend. Manh Choh project is in Alaska, located approximately 400 kilometers southeast of Fort Knox. Paracatu is a long life, cornerstone operation located near the city of Paracatu in Brazil’s Minas Gerais region. It operates the La Coipa mine in the Atacama region and owns the Lobo-Marte development project, which is located approximately 50 kilometers southeast of La Coipa.


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Post by Wildstuffon Nov 15, 2002 11:22am
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Post# 5587074

The CRB index

The CRB index equity bulls love to point out that the rise in CRB from 181 is a sign of a recoverying economy and rising end user demand I do not buy that at all. When you look at the components of the CRB you will see a good chunk of its rise was due NOT to end use demand but one-off type things the drought caused a rise in food prices, the speculation in war caused the rise in oil prices the most recent numbers reflect the west coast port shut down casuing a artificial cut-off of supply as well as increase of transportation as they used air and other means to tranport products. It also included the automakers attempted to bring back financing costs.....as we know end demand just fell off a cliff and they have gone back to 0% financing So if the weather gets better wheat prices will get better (specualte on wheat transport companies?) I have heard analysis that says after the spike that will come from the start of war, it could likely come back down to $20....which explains current softening and when you think about it the US have been "bombing" in earnest for quite a while...the war has already started and the yanks have been busy "shaping the battlefield"...the only difference will be the intensity the crb as can be expected is cyclical even within a long term down trend...it goes up and breaks the top bollinger band...and inevitably goes down to reload at the bottom of the bollinger band...the monthly chart suggests that upside is limited...and shorter term there are signs that it is already rolling over PS I tried to attach the monthly long term chart but it doesn't seem to want to take....but a long term chart is worth looking at
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