28 April 2006

Gold and Oil Stocks: Central Asia Gold Limited

Gold and Oil Stocks: Central Asia Gold Limited: "Central Asia Gold Limited
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Excerpts from a recent subscriber letter...

The problem with LATE stage rallies is the lack of good quality Value plays.
My stock filters are not finding much in the way of Good Story Stocks with fair liquidity.
My favorites at current prices are Northern Continental Resources (NCR.V) and dual listed Central Asia Gold (Australia CGX.AX or Canada CGA.TO).

Stock Profile:

Central Asia Gold Limited
(Australia: CGX or Canada CGA)

Fundamentals:

Central Asia Gold Limited is a gold producer focused in Central Asia. It is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (since April 1991), and listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange on 21 February 2005. The Company has interests in both the Kyrgyz Republic and Mongolia.
CGX’s interests in the Kyrgyz Republic include three exploration projects and Taldy Bulak, which is the subject of a Bankable Feasibility Study and a planned development project. All project areas are known mineral occurrences that have been explored historically.

Since November 2002, CGX has continued to progress the exploration of its exploration projects (Altyn-Jilga, Akjilga and Turuk) and is currently finalising a bankable feasibility study on Taldy Bulak, a new gold development project.

During 2003/4, CGX acquired a strategic interest in AGR Limited ('AGR') which was sold on 30 June 2004 at a significant profit, providing the comp" (More at Greg's site, I'm warming to his analysis)

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