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Exposure To Country Risk: The Harmony Gold EditionItinerant • Thu, May 16
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Buy-And-Hold Gold Miners?Itinerant • Mon, Feb 11
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A Deeper Look At South Africa's Commodity IndustryCommodityHQ • Tue, Oct 30, 2012 -
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We conduct underground and surface gold mining and related activities, including exploration, processing and smelting. We are currently the third largest producer of gold in South Africa, producing approximately 23% of the country’s annual gold output, and we ranked among the top 10 gold... More
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- Friday, May 24, 3:28 PM Sibanye Gold (SBGL +5.6%) bucks weakness in South African gold miners Gold Fields (GFI -2.2%), AngloGold (AU -2.4%) and Harmony Gold (HMY -1.8%), as local money manager Allan Gray raises its stake in the miner to 10.1%. SBGL shares have slipped 51% YTD. 1 Comment [Commodities, On the Move]
- Thursday, May 23, 2:46 PM Gold's sharp rise today can be attributed to the dollar's drop vs. the yen; when the dollar drops, gold should rise, as their correlation during the past 24 days has hit -86%. A stock sector that's standing out is emerging market gold miners: South Africa’s Sibanye (SBGL), Harmony (HMY) and AngloGold (AU), plus Peru's Buenaventura (BVN) are stronger, even as their corresponding country ETFs (EZA; EPU) are in the red. 5 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Tuesday, May 21, 2:17 PM South Africa's rand falls to its lowest level in four years as clashes between mine owners and workers erupt again today. Government "heavy-handedness" with mining companies has created a "major negative" for investors both inside and outside mining, as it reduces companies’ abilities to set their balance sheets and control their own destinies, Greenbriar Partners says. AU -3.3%, GFI -3%, HMY -2.6%. 5 Comments [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Monday, May 20, 12:57 PM As precious metals prices turn around, share prices of gold (GDX +4.7%) and silver miners (SIL +3.1%) surge: ABX +5.9%, GG +4.5%, KGC +6.4%, NEM +4.7%, SLW +4%. Even South African producers turn mixed, despite the call from the country's mine workers union for big pay increases: AU -0.8%, GFI +1.5%, HMY -0.5%. 2 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Monday, May 20, 8:12 AM Shares of South African miners sink as the country's mine workers union calls for a 60% pay increase on gold and coal producers. The union says it is seeking an entry-level minimum monthly wage of 7K rand ($750) for surface workers and 8K rand for underground workers vs. respective current minimum wages of 4.7K and 5K rand. AU -3.7%, GFI -3.4%, HMY -1.9% premarket. 2 Comments [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Friday, May 17, 3:22 PM Gold miners (GDX -3.2%) take another beating as gold continues to lose its allure amid disclosures of reduced bets by hedge funds, a World Gold Council report showing gold demand at a three-year low, and a surging dollar. For the miners, it's an ugly world of lower production, higher costs and falling prices. At least nine miners hit 52-week lows: NEM -3%, GG -2.7%, AUY -4.8%, HMY -6.3%, AU -2.5%, BVN -1.1%, ANV -7.4%, NG -2.7%, GSS -5.8%. 18 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Friday, May 17, 7:58 AM The head of a major South African mining union threatens to bring the country's economy "to a standstill" and demands a meeting with President Zuma, ramping up the rhetoric in a long and heated conflict between labor and the government. But a strike seems averted for at least another day, as top platinum producer Amplats (AGPPY.PK) says employees reported for today's shifts as normal. Comment! [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Thursday, May 9, 6:55 PM The plunge in gold prices significantly raises the stakes in talks between South Africa's gold mine operators and mine workers, set to kick off Friday when the country's mineworkers union will propose a double-digit pay raise. South African producers including Gold Fields (GFI), Harmony Gold (HMY) and AngloGold (AU) have already warned that cuts and a slowdown in exploration are on the way. Comment! [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Tuesday, May 7, 2:10 PM Some big moves in today’s options trading make it appear that investors are banking on another drop in the gold miners ETF (GDX -3%), already -36% YTD. Volume in GDX options is heaviest in the June $27 strike puts, where nearly 40K puts have traded vs. open interest of ~16K contracts. Big miners are broadly lower: HMY -5.5%, GFI -5.2%, AU -3.2%, ABX -3.1%, EGO -2.8%, NEM -2.2%, GG -2%. 3 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Friday, May 3, 10:37 AM Harmony Gold (HMY -7.4%) plunges after reporting a surprise quarterly loss as output fell 15% to 247.5K oz., mainly due to the temporary closure of the Kusasalethu mine in South Africa. CEO Graham Briggs says HMY will cut FY 2014 capex by 1.4B rand ($155M), noting "the sudden drop in the gold price requires us to look more carefully at our costs." Comment! [Commodities, Earnings, On the Move]
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Friday, May 3, 9:10 AM
Premarket gainers: PKT +32%. YRCW +27%. INVN +18%. YY +8%. DDD +5%.
Losers: VCRA -35%. ZAGG -24%. GUID -23%. CHE -16%. ARNA -13%. CETV -13%. HMY -9%. LNKD -9%. AGNC -6%. RBS -6%. 3 Comments [On the Move] - Monday, April 29, 11:39 AM Gold miners (GDX) have been smacked by plunging gold prices, but Citigroup and HSBC think they have further to fall. Citi worries about AngloGold (AU) because negative free cash flow would hit its "already stretched balance sheet," but Harmony Gold (HMY) has the balance sheet to weather similar problems; Gold Fields (GFI) is its sector favorite. HSBC cuts GFI, Agnico Eagle (AEM) and many others. 1 Comment [Commodities, Quick Ideas]
- Wednesday, April 24, 12:20 PM Investors in gold miners (GDX +3.5%) feel good - at least for a day - after Barrick Gold's (ABX +3.1%) Q1 efforts to cut costs show some success. ABX reduced its 2013 capex forecast to $5.2B-$5.7B, and said all-in sustaining costs are seen at $950-$1,050/oz., vs. a Feb. 14 forecast of $1,000-$1,100. HMY +8.4%, GFI +5.1%, GG +3.7%, NEM +3.6%, EGO +3.2%, AU +3%. 3 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
- Thursday, April 18, 10:17 AM At current prices, 15% of global gold miners probably are now underwater, according to Nomura's Tyler Broda, who also predicts gold could fall to as low as $1,000/oz. this year. Companies relying on a single asset and those in Africa, already struggling with deteriorating geopolitical risk, will find it more difficult to convince banks to fund projects, Broda says. 17 Comments [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Thursday, April 18, 8:39 AM Barrick Gold (ABX) +1.9% premarket despite news Moody’s has placed the company on review for a possible downgrade of its senior unsecured debt rating after work was halted on its $8.5B Pascua-Lama mine. Several mining/metals stocks are higher premarket after gold prices rebound: IAG +3.8%, KGC +3.6%, GOLD +3.1%, GG +2.2%, HMY +2.1%, RIO +1.9%. 1 Comment [Commodities, On the Move]
- Wednesday, April 17, 3:15 PM One of the stranger outcomes of gold's collapse is to make gold miners look more expensive, which Nomura says means more downside for the miners. "Lower levels of investment demand have the equilibrium point for the gold price at still lower levels. [If so], the equities should still have further to retrace." It's another down day for South African miners: HMY -5.6%, GOLD -4.5%, AU -4%, GFI -1.2%. (also) 6 Comments [Commodities, On the Move]
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Philip Davis
Phil's notes on the Fed Statement, Gold and Natural Gas $$ $TLT $ABX, $NEM, $HMY $NAK $NEM $GG $UNG #Fed -- http://bit.ly/14VZSGQ - View all 0 replies
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Mining Stocks To Avoid by:SA George Kesarios. $ABX $AU $GDXJ $GFI $GLD $HMY $IAU $NEM $SLV http://bit.ly/13UOYQj http://bit.ly/15LxPqr - View all 1 replies
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David White
AU, GFI, HMY are all part of a lawsuit on the verge of being made a class action suit by South African miners. - View all 0 replies
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ZetaKap
3 Mid Cap Basic Materials Stocks Rated Buy Or Better And Projected For Growth http://bit.ly/QZmysF $CNX $HMY $OAS @ZetaKap - View all 0 replies
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Michael Kudrna: I think we need neg news to grind lower. I'm starting to like the action for the bulls again after being bearish a while. $$
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losbronces
Papua (not Indonesia) NG handing mineral rights to landowners: http://bit.ly/qtvzk1/, potential impacts for HMY, NCMGY, other miners - View all 0 replies
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Mining Stocks To Avoid by:SA George Kesarios. $ABX $AU $GDXJ $GFI $GLD $HMY $IAU $NEM $SLV http://bit.ly/13UOYQj http://bit.ly/15LxPqr - View all 1 replies
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Michael Kudrna: I think we need neg news to grind lower. I'm starting to like the action for the bulls again after being bearish a while. $$