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Otherwise .. it's time for short ... this is going down, no news is so

conversations will not be short ... a month or two ... so this becomes a 15.
Before announcing the halted today, if you look at the graph there is a massive sale a second before to $ 16 .... that caught my attention

Norton Gold Fields, which is 89 per cent-owned by Zijin, is interested in the Darlot, Granny Smith and Lawlers mines in Western Australia that Barrick wants to sell. A person familiar with the matter last month told The Wall Street Journal that Barrick has appointed Bank of America Merrill Lynch and UBS AG to find a buyer for the mines.

Those who serve them are stupid? or lend 3 billion to a company that will go bankrupt?

Chile is not going to risk to questioning its policy towards foreign investment. That project will come out but foreign investment in mining in Chile flee such investments precise ...

Mexico’s Senate passed a final version of a bill to create more competition in telecommunications, sending it to state governments for approval.
The proposal, also backed by President Enrique Pena Nieto, requires the signoff of a majority of legislatures in Mexico’s 31 states and capital. Under the bill, new government agencies would have the power to force companies that control more than 50 percent of the market to share or even sell assets.
Lawmakers aim to increase investment and reduce prices in the phone and pay-television industries and to create more choice in broadcast TV. The proposal would create tougher conditions for America Movil SAB (AMXL), which has 70 percent of Mexico’s mobile-phone subscribers, and Grupo Televisa SAB (TLEVICPO), which gets 70 percent of the nation’s broadcast-television audience.
The new law would allow foreigners to take majority stakes in landline phone and cable networks for the first time. It also calls for the creation of new TV broadcasters through government auctions.
The bill was approved with the support of Mexico’s three largest parties, making its approval at the state level likely.

The FB has no name ... is for my niece for six years, because of 16 no longer uses

Corey Ondrejka, Facebook VP of engineering, is up to talk about how to get Home.

You can install the new Facebook Home app from the Google Play store. But there's one small difference -- when you launch you have to set Facebook Home to always launch on the phone.

"What's great about being on Play, is it makes us potentially available to a really wide range of Android devices. We think Home will be a great on tablets. We aren't quite done with tablets yet, though."

Last month, there were rumors that a couple of retailers had fixed a pretty high SIM free price. Now it is being said that O2 will offer its customers the BlackBerry Q10 for about £530 SIM free.

The handset which will arrive on the UK carrier in May will be offered on a number of contracts. So customers are likely to get the phone for free if they get into a new two year contract which could cost only £30 each month.

The BlackBerry Q10 has 3.1-inch display with a resolution of 720 x 720 and a physical keyboard. Also, there is a dual core processor running at 1.5GHz under the hood, with a rear facing 8-megapixel and a front-facing 2-megapixel camera.