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GOLDEN HOPE MINES (TSXV:GNH) Confirms High Grade Intersection of 64.1 g/t Au (Gold) over 1m Read More

The screen metallic analysis returned 82 g/t Au for an average grade of 93.5 g/t Au.
Two additional fire assays on the original pulp done prior to the screen metallic analyses returned 0.22 g/t Au and 0.12 g/t Au for an average fire assay grade of 0.41 g/t Au. The weighted average of all the fire assays and screen metallic assays from this 1-metre section in hole BD2011-184 is 64.1 g/t Au.

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Message: Is excess funds good or bad for the economy? Part 1

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Re: Is excess funds good or bad for the economy? Part 2

in response to Is excess funds good or bad for the economy? Part 1 by Tim Major

posted on Oct 27, 08 07:46AM

Excess fund is good as long as the asset is appreciating equal to or more than the real interest rate. During the 90’s holding on to the US reserves was strategic to business as the economy of US was growing. Today with inflation still high and recession looming the excess treasury reserves for central bank apart from US is a risky asset. Deploying the cash to meet the real interest rate is challenging in a downturn and using the funds on other asset classes keeps the prices in these classes high. Depending on the sovereign wealth fund chooses to spend the cash the asset in these classes will rise.

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