Gold/silver mining

Article Abstract:

The gold/silver market is not a good bet for investors during 1997, due to the strong US dollar, weak inflation and the sale of gold reserves by the Australian central bank, which may result in other central banks examining their charters to determine more accurately how much gold they really need. Gold prices ranged between $320 per ounce to $330 per ounce during the September quarter, and dropped to about $325 per ounce in October. Gold mining firms are streamlining their operations to boost revenues.

Gold Mines, Gold Ore Mining, Gold ores, Silver ores, Silver Mines, Silver Ore Mining, Gold mining, Silver mining, Hecla Mining Co., HL, Pegasus Gold Inc., PGU

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Healthcare info. systems

Article Abstract:

The long-term investment potential of the healthcare information systems industry remains compelling, although over the short term corporate performance is likely to suffer. The main reason for the poor near-term forecast is that most of the companies in this industry will face reduced orders because most of their customers are mainly focused on dealing with Year 2000 compliance.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Computers & Auxiliary Equip, Analysis, Computer industry, Cerner Corp., IDX Systems Corp., IMS Health Inc., Shared Medical Systems Corp., CERN, SMED, Health Management Systems Inc.

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Gold/silver mining

Article Abstract:

Gold prices averaged $300 per ounce in 2nd qtr 1998, an increase of $6 per ounce more than 1st qtr 1998. Gold prices are still lower than the $343 per ounce of 2nd qtr 1997 and there will not be a fast turnaround in the gold bullion market. The gold and silver mining industry securities did not do well in 2nd qtr 1998 and earnings forecasts are not expected to be good.

Metal Ore Mining, Gold and Silver Ores, Gold & Silver Ores, Gold ores, Silver ores, Hecia Mining Co.

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