Pan African - Low Extract. Cost, Low Market Cap per Toz. - How do you Buy the Stock ?

[gunDriller]

Pan African - Low Extraction Cost, Low Market Cap per ounce - how do you buy the stock ?


The ticker is PAN.

Pan African Resources comes up "RTZ.Be" on Yahoo Finance.

There was an interesting article about it on Mineweb -

http://www.mineweb.com/investor-buying-pan-african-resources-stock/


(Of course, they could just be pimping their own book.)


OHHH !

Question answered

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PAF.L


Sometimes you have to use Google to search Yahoo Finance.

[Neuro]

What's behind this pump? Did you get an e-mail from someone Gundriller?

[gunDriller]

What's behind this pump? Did you get an e-mail from someone Gundriller?

http://www.mineweb.com/

An article on Mineweb. That could be standard Corporate PR.

What made it interesting was the matrix of production cost per ounce and market cap per ounce.

Pan-African had good numbers.


I don't know any stock-brokers that I trust, so sort of a moot point.

Also if I had a stock-broker, I would ask for original stock certificates (not electronic ownership.)

That would make me a high-maintenance customer.


But I think for the guys that know the industry, like Rick Rule and Eric King, they do very well as investors.

Of course they talk their book too.

[Glass]

I dont think it is possible to get certificates any longer. They just dont produce them. Certainly don't down here. Bonds are still printed but not ordinary shares. Bonds trump shares.

[gunDriller]

I've heard/ read that the equity version of 'hold it-own it' is to get stock certificates.

For example, so if you're buying shares through e-Trade, if/when e-Trade defaults, you still own the shares.

Jim Sinclair had a thing on it a few months ago.

[Goldex]

E-Trade is really good.