Nijinsky 70, good for you getting out from the burden of holding Kinross shares.

The value of Kinross shares in terms of any indicator of long-term appreciation appears dismal for a few years. Sadly, many of us are still holding our ARU to Kinross shares with miserly results.

It is appalling with their results, that Mr. Tye Burt takes home over $10 million dollars per year in wages.

I'm holding only until the Ecuadorian Mining decision is made favourabily or I'm scooting.

With regards to your comments re: EQN as an investment..KABOOM..180 degrees opposite Kinross. This stock is a winner.

Production tonnes of copper keeps escalating with proper operating costs. They have signed good long-term contracts to sell concentrate with annual sales between $ 125 million to $140 million per year with further growth on the horizon.

I wish I owned it but... I will if I sell my Kinross.

Good Luck .........