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we've got mark bristow on a real good day. yes, dr.ney." >> hey, jim. how are you? >> mark, i got to tell you, you got to buy back. i think it's a heck of a lot cheaper to mined goal buying back your stock than it is to mined goal by taking big machines and getting it out of the ground. i'm coming to you. i know you have the best properties and know costs better than anybody. >> jim, as you say, 15% rise in the gold prices last year, another 15% year to date. this year in retrading below what we were trading this time last year, it doesn't make sense. but there is a model here that, you know, if you've taken the ride on the physical, you need to rotate some of that back into the equities, because you get the gear. and we yield a dividend. so it's a good story. it's all upside for us. and as you and i have discussed many times, we've done nothing to damage the per share value of our business. >> nothing at all. i'm thinking the other way actually. i'm thinking that people refuse to give the miners any credit because they see costs that

that is a call from paul bristow, the peterborough mp.ister sir alan duncan, who 0ffice minister sir alan duncan, who said it can no longer be justified that we send arms over to israel. he previously had responsibility for looking at who gets export licences and where arms can go. i would say though that there are conservative mps who believe that the uk must stand by israel, including the former home secretary suella braverman, who visited israel this week and lord frost, who said israel must notjust be allowed, it must be enabled to win this war, because it is in our national interest to do so. in that sense there is no at kind of united uniform view within the conservative party, but there is added weight behind the calls for the uk to suspend arms sales. labour's position is to ask for the government to publish its legal advice on the issue. they say if that legal advice shows israel hasn't been meeting its international obligations, then arms sales should be suspended. that is a more nuanced view than the snp and the liberal democra

let's speak to our asia pacific editor michael bristow.with these countries and why it decided to go and congratulate china. it decided to go and congratulate china. ,., , ., .. decided to go and congratulate china. , ., ., china. it sounds on the face of it uuite an china. it sounds on the face of it quite an odd _ china. it sounds on the face of it quite an odd story _ china. it sounds on the face of it quite an odd story but _ china. it sounds on the face of it quite an odd story but it - china. it sounds on the face of it quite an odd story but it is - china. it sounds on the face of it quite an odd story but it is one l china. it sounds on the face of it| quite an odd story but it is one of those quirks of international relations which sometimes arises. essentially bolivia has a diplomatic relationship with china and it does not have a diplomatic ties with taiwan. that is because china insists whenever it establishes official ties with any country in the world, the kind tatis same time have ties with taiwan as well. that is because ch

our asia pacific editor michael bristow has more on the story.a and it doesn't have official diplomatic ties with taiwan. now, that's because china insists that whenever it establishes official ties with any country in the world, that they can't at the same time have ties with taiwan as well. and that's because taiwan because china considers taiwan to be part of its own territory. so it doesn't want it to establish diplomatic relations with other countries, because that would give the impression that it was an independent country, which beijing believes it isn't. so that sometimes produces these odd kind of situations like we find here. so, for example, bolivia has sent a note to sympathy about the earthquake, but sent it to china because officially bolivia believes that china controls or ought to control taiwan. but of course it doesn't. taiwan is an independent country, nothing to do with the government in beijing. so quite an odd situation, but one which is thrown up because of strange diplomatic ties between these countries. and what's the wi

one of my favorite on the planet, mark bristow is one of the best operators in the industry.uary, technically turned in a 7-cent earnings beat with inline gold production and inline revenue. the stock got clobbered in response because wall street didn't like what they had the say about production costs. we already knew the costs were creeping higher. last year the mining operations came in, keep this number 234 your head, at $1,335 per ounce, up 9.2% from the year before. in the fourth quarter, specifically, the all and sustaining costs for the gold mining arm amounted to $1,364, up 8.7% year-over-year. let me give you some perspective. so this is going to tell you why the stocks have not done well. just five years ago, five years, the company's all in sustaining costs were $806. see, that's how you get blown out. when your costs are $500, remember, you're spending a lot of money. and you don't realize big gains until gold goes sky-high. meanwhile, barracks gold realized gold price for 2023 was up 8.5% year-over-year and realized price for the fourth quarter was only up 3% ov

, likes of paul bristow as well, been very vocal against rishi sunak decision. course, at the moment to not cease arms sales to israel . but cease arms sales to israel. but it's difficult as well for the labour party to plenty of banners from the pro—palestine protesters to say dump starmer . protesters to say dump starmer. they are unhappy with his position so far on that conflict between israel and hamas in gaza, as well as sadiq khan. he's probably been one of the most vocal labour figures that's come out against the arms race and the arms deals that, of course , the uk has with israel. course, the uk has with israel. after those humanitarian workers were killed , of course, just a were killed, of course, just a couple of weeks ago. but it's not just in the uk. in scotland, humza yousaf has been very vocal , saying that the government should consider its position . so should consider its position. so that's really why these pro—palestine marches have now got this new burst of energy from the people that are supporting that cause. on that point of stop arming

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