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Message: Do you see any historical parallels with American Barrick?

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Do you see any historical parallels with American Barrick?

posted on Nov 21, 09 03:34PM

I'm not up on ABX's history esp. in Nevada but I wonder if there are any historical parallels between Victoria and Barrick. Were their first discoveries in Nevada? Which discovery was their company-maker? What was the company like during its first $100 million market cap phase?

I guess to see any historical parallels, one could read up on Peter Munk. Any good books or sites about Munk?

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