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Да действительно, ниобий, а не молибден. В химии, как и теханализе, я не силен.
Тут самая фишка в том что по условиям сделки они этот кэш должны использовать до начала следующего года иначе попадают на какие-то проценты от кредиторов.
А они только недавно отказались от покупки доли в одном месторождении, по которой несколько месяцев вели переговоры.
))) я читаю Seeking Alpha
Дил, вы прям раскрылись. Словно с языка все сорвали по value investing'у.
Вы, сэр, явно приложились к SA, II и разным произведениям про Баффета.
И, кажется, почитывали его annual letters. )))
Желаю вам хороших инвестиций.
В Hedgehoggingе есть очень путевая глава про золото.
Не новость, но иногда в голове картину имеет смысл держать.
"THE TRUE BELIEVER: DISCIPLE OF GOLD
Peter Palmedo has stared into the abyss, and in a way he has fulfilled
Nietzsche’s prophecy. Peter is a great old friend from mountain-climbing
days. He lives in Sun Valley and runs an investment-management
company/hedge fund that specializes in gold.
A horse I have never quite been enamored with in the ride to
riches is gold. I have shunned gold for all the conventional reasons:
Gold has a negative yield because you have to pay for storing it, there is
no intrinsic valuation equation, and its only worth is as expensive apocalypse
insurance. I accept that gold has its allure. It was thought by the
early Egyptians to be the skin of the gods, and it has preserved its purchasing
power over the millennia.The Old Testament recounts how, in
600 B.C., one ounce of gold bought 350 loaves of bread.As of today, one
ounce will still buy 350 loaves of bread in the United States. However,
this often-cited example also shows that gold has been a sterile investment;
it has not enhanced the purchasing power of its owners over the
millennia. Enhancement, not just preservation, is why we play the investment
game. Over the past century, equities have appreciated 10
times faster than gold."
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As Peter explains it, the so-called problem with gold, which causes
its erratic price behavior, is that “the elasticity of a positively sloped investment
demand function overwhelms the inelasticity of supply.” I
didn’t understand it either until he explained.You see, only 18% of the
gold mined throughout history is held in investment form, or slightly
more than $200 billion.The investable capital markets of the world are
estimated to be about $60 trillion. In a low return cycle for stocks and
bonds, monetary and investment demand for gold turns positive, and
there is a dramatic shortage of available metal. This large differential
can only be solved by much higher prices.The point is that it is not inflation
or deflation that is the principal driver of gold, but the return
from other long-term financial assets, particularly equities. Peter’s
model of this relationship is shown in Figure 19.1. As you can see, in
times of bleak returns, gold beats everything else.
Ну, желательно главу прочитать
True believer
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