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Summary: I'm on holiday nizagara online Morris argues that Barrick’s share price doesn’t reflect the real value of its assets because the company’s operations are geographically diverse and lack focus. It’s the ol’ conglomerate discount. He estimates that a remodeled Barrick, consisting solely of North and South American assets, could be worth between $40 and $50 per share – versus $19.11 where the stock closed trading on Friday.
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