Losers can panic sell all they want. Broker data from the date of the announcement last week, 26th.
Credit Suisse still loading up, at an average price over 22 cents per share on that day. And they weren't even the biggest buyer.
Consider this. If the virus causes a slow down, what policy options are on the table? Will these be bullish for gold?
Ann: Major extension of sulphide mineralisation at Hemi, page-217
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