Insider Trading (October 11, 2004)
The following insider trading transactions were reported by the Ontario Securities Commission in recent issues of the OSC Bulletin:…
Barrick Gold Inc - no
Barrick joins Eurasian
Growing traffic in Pickle Lake camp
With gold finding comfort above the US$400-per-oz. level, it was just a matter of time before exploration dollars found their way back to the Pickle Lake gold camp of northwestern Ontario.
Gold explorers scour historic BC camp
Vancouver — Undergound drilling by
Global hedge books trimmed for fourth consecutive Q
Vancouver — Approximately 3.9 million oz. were trimmed from gold producers’ hedge books in the 3-month period ended June 30, marking the fourth consecutive quarter in which the global hedge book moved away from hedging.
Goldcorp’s Rob McEwen eyes the exits
Citing the ever-increasing rigours of governmental and regulatory compliance,
Newcrest is on a roll at Telfer, Cadia East
Glamis Gold poised for a turnaround
Vancouver — Despite lower earnings in the second quarter,
Trading volume high for Wheaton River
The report period July 28-Aug. 3 saw the price of gold close down US$9.05 at US$390.95 per oz. in the afternoon in London. The Toronto Stock Exchange was closed Aug. 2 because of a civic holiday.
Miners wither during earnings season (August 02, 2004)
A sagging gold price pushed the Toronto Stock Exchange’s gold index 9.28 points, or 4.8%, lower to a 2.5-month low of 183.89 during the July 21-27 report period.
Ivanhoe raises $140m
Vancouver —
Gold miners steal the show
A late-period slide erased earlier gains and helped the Toronto Stock Exchange’s gold index end the July 7-13 report period 0.23 of a point lower at 202.97. The gold miners mirrored the yellow metal, which managed to retain some of its earlier gai…