unsere Vedron im politisch sicheren Kanada....auch seine Aussage daß manche Miene nicht in Betrieb gehen wird trifft auf uns nicht zu ;-)
Speaking to the RBC Capital Markets gold conference in London, Gregory Wilkins, chief executive of Barrick Gold, said simply that, “There's not much gold out there.”
Wilkins continued: “Global mine supply is going to decrease at a much faster rate than people generally believe. Many of the new mines that people are anticipating will never come into production.”
South African production is falling, while as for much of the Third World, well, “You don't put yourself in harm's way. It's a non-starter to invest in a country that takes your mine away from you,” Wilkins said. “The list of countries where we won't go is getting longer. There's Venezuela, and all the countries in Latin America that are influenced by (Hugo) Chavez. In Ecuador they withdraw licences after they have been issued: you can't tolerate that kind of instability. Russia is another country where things are deteriorating.”
Wilkins’s projection: “It's hard to say where the price of gold is going because we're in uncharted waters. I would say it could easily move to $900, $1,000, or beyond. It could happen very quickly.” |