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* Behaviour of stock market participants
* Speculation vs. investment
* Fundamental analysis and stock valuation
* Inflation and its effects on asset prices
* The global financial crisis and its effects on you

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A little gold goes a long way.

'Goldplat has become the sole owner of the Kilimapesa Gold project in Kenya having completed its acquisition of the 50% stake-owned by International Gold Exploration (IGE) for $2.7m.

Goldplat has completed the buy-out through IGE’s subsidiary Gold Mineral Resources for the site located in south-western Kenya in the Migori Archaean Greenstone Belt.

Goldplat has already paid $1.2m,with the remaining amount to be paid in six monthly instalments of $250,000 beginning when Kilimapesa Gold's mining licence is authorised by the Kenyan authorities.

Goldplat expects it will announce a JORC compliant resource at Kilimapesa Gold in the near future,the company said...'

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http://www.mining-techno....com/news/news65422.html

interestin replying to your own post with obvious but unhelpful results...keep them coming. knowledge sharing mzee.

Global economic power is shifting like the tectonic plates of continents. Slow and steady,yet the trend is clear and distinguishable.

Asia rises and takes its rightful seat on the roundtable of global affairs.

'World leaders trumpeted a new global economic order at the G20 summit yesterday as the old industrialized elites ceded influence to fast-growing developing powers.

While developing countries such as China and India have long argued for a bigger say in the economic councils of the world,it took the global financial meltdown to persuade the United States and other rich nations that they cannot go it alone....'

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http://www.theglobeandma...y-in-imf/article1302687/

The international community is actively seeking an alternative to the U.S Dollar hegemony. As the world's reserve currency,it commands 65% of the $6.8 trillion worth of reserves.

A mix of a strong Chinese Yuan and a Super Sovereign Currency that has a portion of gold seems the most inviting solution.

The IMF is on the ascendancy as a global central bank,wrestling the mantle from the supremacy enjoyed by the Federal Reserve of the United States.

'The US dollar (USD) is the world’s 'reserve currency'. This status is arguably the greatest privilege enjoyed by the US as an economic entity. Most people don’t appreciate its significance. As the world’s reserve currency,the USD is used by other countries across the globe to back up their own respective paper currencies. In some cases,it’s as basic as a country stockpiling US dollars in their central bank vaults. When asked what supports their Pesos,Rubles,or Yen,the powers that be simply point to their pile of US dollars as proof of value. Upon reflection,it’s quite obvious how tenuous it is to back up one’s currency with a pile of paper issued by another country,but this is exactly how the world of international currency has worked for decades. And it has worked quite well…until now.'

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http://www.sprott.com/Do...taGlance/09_09_MAAG.pdf