OK (In Greek, “
όλα
καλά” translates to “all good” or “everything is fine”)
BBBsterThe use of cyanide in gold mining is not banned in most European countries. However, mines are required to undertake rigorous control and management in terms of cyanide use on a mine site under most European and Asian jurisdictions. Gold extraction typically involves hydrometallurgical recovery using cyanidation, where gold is dissolved in an aqueous medium. While cyanide is controversial due to potential spills, more than half of all gold and silver mines worldwide still rely on its use, including mines in Sweden and Finland.
OldfolkI know they can pay more. Barrick Gold Corp (GOLD $16.18ps USD) pays 48.78% based on trailing earnings. While B2Gold Corp (BTG $2.62ps USD paid 72.73%, a yield of 4.05%. That's fine but you must remember we are in an exceedingly difficult market. Remember that gold stocks can be volatile, and their dividends depend on factors like gold prices and company performance. You are right, however a small sustainable dividend paid from company profits makes a lot of sense to me. Some companies have been paying dividends from Retained Earnings or small loans. One company that comes to mind is Icahn Enterprises (IEP $16.18ps USD) Icahn has been paying substantial dividends recently. In the third quarter, they paid a dividend of $1 per share, representing a yield of around 20%. However, it’s essential to note that the stock price has declined significantly, down 66.7% year-to-date. Despite the high dividend yield this is a bad accident waiting to happen. If you look at IEP financials you will see there is no way in hell, they can sustain such high dividends, and I guess even Mr. Market took a dislike to this one.
LoveGodIt's unlikely that a Chinese company would purchase a low-grade gold miner in Thailand, which has experienced military takeovers and was subsequently offered to a Thai billionaire for revival with government approval. The Thai billionaire linked to the Akara gold mine debacle is Cherdsak Utha-aroon. Secondly, the origin of the one billion dollars is unclear. The calculation is as follows: 4 minus 1.60 equals 2.40. Dividing 1.60 by 2.40 gives 1.5. Multiplying 1.5 by 100 yields 150%. Therefore, it seems improbable that a prospective Chinese company would invest a billion dollars, representing a 150% increase for a 350-million-dollar company.
The Czech girls are very pretty. Flawless skin, beautiful eyes, slender physique. Educated, honest, fashionable conscience. I don't know where you're going with this one LG, but you have my vote.
(20min delay)