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Rated 3 out of 5 by Frequenter81 Good SPG, but could be better The Sheraton is well placed in Denver! Some rooms are older and worn compared to SPG sister (Westin) down the street. I wouldn't consider this hotel to be on the same SPG level as the Westin. That said, the staff is ALWAYS wonderful, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and everything is expedited when needing to be taken care of. Valet has become more costly in the past year, but it's worth it while being downtown. Very close to Coors Field and Pepsi Center (walking distance). August 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by havebusinesswilltravel Reel Big Fish Concert My wife and I came to Denver to see Reel Big Fish with a buddy up in Boulder. We were upgraded to the club floor. The rooms were a little small compared to what I am used to at sheraton but still nice. The club floor had amazing views and service was pretty good. The Yard House is in this hotel and its really tasty. Also this property is on 16th mall which makes it prime territory for downtown shopping, eating, drinking, great place. I would stay here again, and again. February 21, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by NEAdelegate First, the staff was awesome. First, the staff was awesome. The hotel was very full due to having over 10,000 educators in town but the staff always tried to do their best to take care of issues in a friendly and professional manner. The big issue was the reoccurring problems with the elevators in the Tower building. It is difficult to move a lot of people in a short period of time anyway and when only half of the elevators were working at time, it was a very lengthy wait to get up or down. A big shoutout to the staff for bringing around water and treats to people in line during registration. July 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Spartanfan Overall, OK Overall, my stay was OK. The location is great; the staff for the most part friendly, and the fitness center was one of the nicest I have ever experienced in a hotel. The valet service was below par. When I checked in, I was promised 5-7 minute retrieval service. The average was 15 minutes with some being much longer than that. What I found very upsetting was I was promised a comp for my long wait one day, a very nice offer, but when I returned home to see my bill, I found it was only lip service as I was charged. Not enough of a problem for me to not recommend this hotel, but one that soured my experience. October 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by GameChanger Great location, great hotel I was very impressed by the Denver Sheraton during my three day stay for a short conference. The location on the 16th Street Mall cannot be beat. The architecture and décor are very appealing and staff service level is high. I must admit that I was most pleasantly surprised with the lovely SPG welcome snack - there are benefits to signing up and prioritizing SPGs over other hotels. August 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jaspy Bad housekeeping checkout service I was told many times by your staff that check out was at noon. When i returned to my room at 11.15am to gather up my belongings and checkout, I found housekeeping in my room. She had thrown away my items still on the vanity in the bathroom and could not understand why I was there or why I was displeased and she would not leave until I forcefully requested her to leave. This was after I opted out of having housekeeping for a day and worked with the hotel on check in when my room was not ready. I went out of my way to accommodate the Sheraton, but the Sheraton did not go out of it's way to accommodate me. November 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by gld1958 Excellent Atmosphere My son flew in from CA and met me for a Bronco's game. The Sheraton was excellent. From valet's to the wait staff everyone was friendly and the atmosphere was excellent. August 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by OccassionalTraveler Overall Great Hotel Great hotel, in good location. Can walk to lots of events, restaurants, and other local spots easily. Can also get lost pretty easily in this hotel as it is two bldgs, with elevators everywhere going to different places. May want to write down where you park to make it easier. Would prefer that the 2 in gap on the bottom of the rooms be dealt with. Its amazing how much noise filters in though them in the middle of the night. Front Desk personnel were really great. Gave tips on moving around the city, places to eat, tips to make the stay better. Moved a lot of people through checkin quickly, but still felt like they took the time to speak with each person and answer questions. Sorry we only stayed here for one night, but it was great, and we will be back for more on future trips. July 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by wrelv Desk - Good / Breakfast - Not so Good The front desk was fantastic. arrived early and they didn't have a room to meet my needs. No problem. Stored luggage, texted me when ready, room was fantastic. Breakfast was a problem. Ratio seemed to be one wait person per every 4 tables but lacking in service. Food replenishment was tardy at the buffet. August 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Terryb56 Weekend Stay Staff and property are both excellent! Close to the RTD and FreeMallRide. August 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PaAn Stay-cation to Denver Location was excellent! Staff was helpful and friendly. Room was clean and comfortable. The bed was a little worn, but did not hinder a good nights sleep. August 24, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Chacha12 this hotel has great food this hotel has great food; the sleeping rooms need to be upgraded a bit. housekeeping is slow August 25, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by izaki i'd say this is sub standard room! The amazing thing is that Trevor was so sweet when I checked in and he was so pleasant and efficient but I have to say overall this was one of the poorest and most unappealing room in a long time for me to stay at (and I travel a great deal every year, so I stay in TOO many hotels and I can surely compare with a very critical eye)!! I was even recognazied as a Gold member and was given the Club lounge key (not that i even had time to use it) but when I asked if it was an upgraded room i was told it was :-( My gut feeling is that the tower was the dumpy small rooms with tiny bathrooms, and old looking furtinure and small size! not even the usual complimentary water bottle in the room.. December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by TechDiva80 Wonderful conference hotel-downtown location is convenient and amazing I attended a national conference in April 2014. Its about a 30 minute ride from the airport. the Sheraton is located right on the 16th street where any store that you need is located. The staff at the hotel was friendly and helpful. Opt for the room with the mountain view in the tower building. Its worth it! Beautiful heated pool and the workout area is state of the art with a great view into the City. The bed was super comfortable but there was a strange musky odor like there was a water leak. I hope they get that fixed. Aside from the smell everything else was wonderful. I highly recommend. April 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by stryker This hotel is showing its age I was offered a free upgrade and I appreciate that - thank you. Couple of issues that do not meet the Sheraton image - my opinion. 1) No fridge / no microwave - cabinet was empty 2) No sheets blanket for pull out - called and waited over an hour 3) Room showed age overall - basically dirty looking, i.e.. tile, carpet, window frames, etc 4) expensive daily parking 5) Club member lounge closed to all sheraton members except platinum - really ?? what does that tell a loyal member (me) since a joined in 1989 - 25 yrs and I am not allowed up to the 22 floor - sad !! 6) Breakfast buffet service was absolutely terrible - big group (OBGY professionals) on site but restaurant should have ramped up personnel May 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Neil59 Quick overnight stay Needed a room for an overnight stay while taking my son to the airport. He didn't want to stay at the airport so we stayed in town. I have a lot of loyalty to Sheraton/Starwood so I always pick a Starwood property if available. Stay was fine; nothing spectacular but we were only there to sleep. Sleep was good. August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Thechemist Hotel exceeded expectations The Hotel exceeded my expectations. The quality of the room was fantastic. The bathroom toiletries availible went beyond all other hotels that I had stayed at the prior year (13 hotels). The only downside was the size of the bathroom. It seemed a bit cramped. The best part of the hotel are the employees. I had contact with three employees while I stayed there and all were very helpful, excited, and pleasant to be around. The conference that I attended that was at this hotel has the potential to be held at this location again next year and If this venue is chosen again, I would be happy. May 12, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by traveler1106 One of the worst stay at an SPG hotel Upon coming to the hotel, the counter person told me that they oversold the room. Offer to either move me to Westin, or a room with rollaway bed and provides 10,000 SPG points. So far, the promised 10,000 points is never received, and the rollaway bed was just terrible, causing pretty bad neck pain. The next day, I was supposed to be transferred to a "normal room". Waited almost 2 hours in my room for the front desk to send in the keys and missed dinner. At the end, had to get the new room keys from the front desk and move things myself. Took forever. Spending about 60 days a year in various hotels, this is definitely one of the worst experience in an SPG or Sheraton hotel. Needless to say, will never stay here again. June 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by APERSON Largest hotel in US Amazing. Great location. There are so many bars, the gym is the most amazing, largest gym of any hotel I've stayed at. August 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TravelerGS Best Hotel in Downtown Denver I have been staying at this Hotel for a number of years, I am always welcomed as a return guest. I always get the same room that I request. This is a large Hotel, and it may take a few moments to get checked in, Room service may take a short time as well. Rooms in the Tower Building are small, except for the suites. If you need more space, ask for rooms in the Plaza Building. It may take a moment for you to get to the Tower Building, but you will get the hang of it. Parking can be expensive, I would suggest taking the RTD Sky Ride from DIA, and then the Free 16th Street Mall Shuttle. The Hotel is well situated on the 16th Street Mall, and many fine restaurants, and shopping can be found within walking distance or the Free 16th Street Mall Shuttle. You will be glad that you choose this Hotel to explore downtown Denver. August 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by theboss27 Convienent Downtown Location Attended one meeting where it appeared there was no air conditioning in the room on Wed 8/20 - Terrace Room - uncomfortable for large group at 80 deg F August 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jig1600 Unexpected Wake-Up Call After flying 4 hours to get to Denver and running directly to a client dinner, I finally made it back to the property around mid-night before getting up at 5:30a to continue my journey to Vail. Unfortunately, the fire alarm went off for 25-solid minutes at 2a. After 25 minutes, there was about 2 minutes of silences which was followed by another 2 minutes of annoucements (all repeative) letting us know that we were all-clear. When I went to check out that morning, the front desk did not apologize or acknowledge it at all. Also, parking garage is incredibly small - specially for a full-size SUV. August 22, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by dpete26 Location is Great Located on the end of the famous 16th Street Mall, with shops, restaurants and free bus service. Lively bars are at the other end, but still within walking of the hotel. Pool is heated, but no hot tub/Jacuzzi. Hotel rooms are typical sized, but small bathrooms-only one person at a time. Hotel is a hub for conference activity and always busy. Rooms and hallways are in need of a refresh; décor is fine, however, getting very worn in many areas (e.g. large wallpaper panel hanging in my hallway). Splurge for Club level (if not with a conference) free in-room Wi-Fi and a higher floor in their tower. October 31, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by SMS57 ok, not great We had 2 rooms for a conference- no free internet from rooms -only from conference area- very inconvenient. NO whirlpool/ hot tub...Broken sink stopper in 1 room, 2nd room got a call the final night at 10:30pm- leak below & women had to get dressed pack up & evacuate room- the front desk even asked if they would come down to lobby for key cards! Then they were sent to smaller very hot room - no offer of reimbursement or upgrade for the inconvenience! Front desk needs customer service training- not very friendly at check-in or check-out! The banquet food & service was good- better than average. September 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MMC44 Great Property, Service & Location Hotel upgraded me complimentary to Executive Suite based on my Platinum status. Service was exceptional and hotel is very convenient to great restaruants in downtown Denver. August 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Scottsdale29 issues not resolved Front desk agent DID NOT respond to broken phone ( Dead ) connectional portals not working and TV remote broken. After walking to the desk from the 11th floor TWICE to report problem and be told that some one would be up to fix and address the problems and would respond ,those issues were NEVER RESOLVED. I felt the desk clerk was nasty and I was bothering Her, I also found Tonys ( Hotel Manager ) response after I went to the Ex. office to be " cookie cutter " and as if I bothered him with trivial issues, He stated He would " Get back to Me " as of today that call STILL has not happened, April 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by KYLIb Careful when booking For the price of the room, I thought we'd have a better view - instead of rooftop air conditioners. Staff was professional though. August 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by traveller0145 Conference hot spot We had a conference in your location from April 9-11. We came in a few days early to do some touring. We had asked the concierge where we were on the map and she said "oh lunch time" and walked away. She met a friend for lunch in the back and walked right by us again, with no response. We had to go to the visitor center for help, where they were very helpful and they stated our situation at the hotel has happened a lot. They were helpful and that is how we determined what tour to go on. The next day when we went to book the tour, we had a male concierge, and he was VERY helpful. It made up for it. The conference rooms were great, and the lunch and breakfast were incredible! Overall, great exoerience! April 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Doc1966 hotel fine; guest room very disappointing Hotel was clean. Location excellent. Front desk and reception staff also excellent. I declined Evergreen program, but housekeeping not aware or ignored this. No clean towels. Bathroom not cleaned each day. Trash left on sink counter top once. Bed was made daily. Room needed vacuuming one day, but it wasn't done. HVAC did not work properly. I failed to notify engineering, but the thermostat was flashing repair icon the entire time I was at hotel. Very disappointing. I've been to Sheraton many times. First time such a poor experience in the room. Otherwise, hotel was up to Sheraton standards. June 16, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Amy71 Frustration! My boyfriend and I had an amazing night in Downtown Denver. The hotel was accomodating and friendly....until the morning of checkout and after. I was woken up by housekeeping knocking at my door asking me when I was going to leave! Isn't that why hotels have check out times? I was very put off and when I checked out I let the front desk know what had happened and basically got the brush off. After I returned home, I had a billing question and was told to take it up with my bank when in reality the bank told me the hotel was at fault. The women I spoke with in billing was not helpful and I feel like the hotel tried to double charge me. Very Frustrated ! Customer Service was definitely lacking!!! December 5, 2012


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MM system is broke, most of the champions dont even get played (thanks to saying so and so's to strong so we gotta nerf em then they nerfed into oblivion and dont see the light of day anymore)
but here they are, talking about who has the best abs and what they pick vrsing leblanc...riot's logic on everything in life is just trash
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If you're familiar with the terms bias, bearding and batting, you may be awed by one Liberty County resident's display of about 50 handmade quilts this week.
What started out as a week of recognition among employees of International Greetings USA in Midway turned into cold hard cash for the Liberty Humane Shelter on Tuesday afternoon. International Greetings employees delivered an envelope containing $2,200 to LHS President Sandra Frye.
Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Casey L. Hearn recently graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Recruit Training Center in Cape May, N.J.
The 13th annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival attracted tens of thousands of people to Richmond Hill's J.F. Gregory Park last weekend for a myriad of seafood, carnival rides, games and activities for children and adults, vendor booths and live entertainment by recording artists Orleans, We The Kings and 38 Special.
The Liberty Regional Foundation and Liberty Regional Medical Center celebrated its sixth annual Foundation Fundraiser, "An Evening Under the Oaks," on Saturday at the Dorchester Shooting Preserve in Midway.
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Vin Parise's 30-second timeout: Five questions with Steve Masiello
Dec 20, 2013, 10:45 AM EST
Vin Parise from CBT caught up with Manhattan head coach Steve Masiello. The Jaspers are 8-2 and one of the hottest mid-majors in the country right now.
CBT: Steve, let's start out with the most recent win in your 5 game winning streak – your road victory at South Carolina.
Masiello: It was proud night for our program as a whole; players, coaches, fans, alumni – everybody. That is what Manhattan was known for in the 90's under Steve Lappas, Fran Fraschilla and Bobby Gonzalez – winning games against BCS level schools. For our team to win on the road in the SEC was a great night for the MAAC.
CBT: As of the interview today, your team has more road wins than anyone in the country. How have you been able to win these games, while still continuing to play nearly 10 guys every night?
Masiello: To be honest, it's all about the kids buying in. Our roles are completely defined and the kids are on board with it. Our 8th, 9th and 10th guys don't try to be our 2nd, 3rd and 4th guys – and we're taking pride in that. Our 9th guy wants to be the best 9th guy in the country.
CBT: Can you explain your ball club to the college hoops junkie who hasn't seen Manhattan play yet this season?
Masiello: Obviously those that have seen us play know we like to attack both ends of the court and press; but we've really simplified our philosophy over the course of this winning streak. As a coaching staff we literally emphasize two things right now. Our goal is to play harder than the opponent – not just play hard, play harder. And the other emphasis to to talk more than the other team every possession. So many things have fallen into place from us concentrating on those two things.
CBT: George Beamon is your senior leader after a season ending injury last year. How do you feel about how he's bounced back?
Masiello: First off, he's a joy to coach. And he's all about the win. Not the stats – just the win. When your leading scorer preaches that everyday, it's a lot easier as a coach. And it's more than just scoring when it comes to George. He's one of the best rebounders for his position in the nation and he still had a double-double in a poor performance at Marist. A big reason we took the Bahamas trip in the summer was to get the rust off of his game from sitting out so long – but I couldn't be happier with his start right now.
CBT: What are your thoughts on the MAAC this year?
Masiello: Our league always represents well in non-conference early and this year has been no different. No matter where our league is ranked year in and year out; we always have 4-5 teams that can win the conference tournament – I truly believe that. I was an assistant here in 2004 and we needed double OT to beat Niagara in the MAAC tourney. We then went on to beat Florida in the 1st round of the Dance. In a one bid league, it's sometimes harder to get out of your own conference tournament than it is to play great in the NCAA's.
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This starts one the best urban fantasy series I read. The Greek mythology and computers enter the urban fantasy lexicon. Read morePublished 4 months ago by Jack R. Bell Jr.
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Russian Pop Duo T.a.T.u Performed During The Pre-Show To The Olympic Opening Ceremonies
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7. The group sang their biggest international hit, "Not Gonna Get Us."
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Carole Clark works Thursday at Scenic View Campground in Warren. As the summer season gets underway, Clark is worried about the increased presence of black bears. (BOB HOOKWAY)
Carole Clark keeps pistol blanks and firecrackers on hand at her Warren campground to scare off black bears. BOB HOOKWAY
The town of Warren has struggled with its bear population this spring and summer. JOHN GREEN
"A couple of campers wanted to dump some trash at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon the other day, and they couldn't. The bears were in the dumpster," Clark said.
"Last weekend, we had 22 families, a hundred or so people. But next weekend it'll be 500 over July 4th, 5th and 6th; that's Thursday through Saturday," Clark said.
"It shoos them," usually toward the Baker River, Clark said of the loud noise.
Clark said she is aware that feeding bears will encourage their return and that bear-human encounters sometimes end badly, more often for the bear, which may be put down by wildlife officials. That's an outcome she wants to avoid.
Rob Calvert, a wildlife biologist with the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, pointed out that for the past three or four years, feeding bears has been against the law in New Hampshire. The first offense usually results in a warning, with citations and fines for subsequent offenses, he said.
"Berlin used to have an open dump, and that's where people went to see the bears," he said.
Comeau said she responds as quickly as possible to bear complaints, and also tried to help Clark with some literature and advice, including tips on "appropriate care for their dumpster."
"Metal tops with latches. They work. But you have to constantly make sure that they're latched," Comeau said. Vicki Swan owns Fat Bob's, a dairy bar side-by-side with the Burning Bush, a wood stove store and hardware business she co-owns just south of the village center. She said she has had visits from hungry bears as recently as last week.
Across town, Jane Higgins, who has run the popular local restaurant Calamity Jane's for 27 years, acknowledged the bears' increased presence.
"Crows. They do humongous damage in the trash. They can carry a bag off."
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El Nino may be struggling to keep a foothold in the Pacific Ocean, but the long range forecasts from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center are still sticking with their consistent theme of increased odds of a warmer and drier winter.
So far, the maps have been relatively accurate. At least in Seattle we are running counter to November's forecast from last month that was saying warmer than normal -- with the chilly nights of late we're trending about a degree cooler than normal, although really that cold pattern went away about five days ago and chilly air has been trapped at the surface with the inversion -- the atmosphere just above ground level has been fairly warm.
The maps for December, and the 90 day version for December through February are still being weighted a bit by an expected weak El Nino to develop, although that's been a bit like a trying to start a car whose engine refuses to turn over.
The water temperatures in the central Pacific Ocean are warming into El Nino categories, but so far the atmosphere has refused to take notice. And it's starting to get pretty late in the season for El Nino to really get going (usually by late November, it's much farther along) so it's looking like if El Nino does get going, it's going to remain a weak to borderline event. Skiers can only hope, as El Nino's tend to make for warmer winters with higher snow levels and weaker snowpacks.
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Jennifer slapped Lucas after he mentioned her becoming another notch on Douche's bedpost not because of Jack. And I don't expect any objections from Adrienne. Hell she pushed Jennifer to date Daniel the first time around when they didn't even know where Jack was. :eyeroll:
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November 28, 2014
GAINESVILLE, TX -- Tuesday the Gainesville city council approved a $60,000 incentive to the Gainesville State School for employee relocation.
Due to funding issues in the Texas Juvenile Justice Department, the Corsicana State School may close soon.
To bring more well-paying jobs to Gainesville, the Gainesville Economic Development Corporation is offering Corsicana employees relocation assistance. Up to 30 state school employees could receive a $2,000 incentive to move to Gainesville.
"I hope the employees know that we welcome them to the Gainesville area," Mayor Jim Goldsworhty said. "Two, the juvenile justice department we hope that it shows that we really do take serious and appreciate the fact that they're here in our community."
The decision to close the Corsicana campus won't be made until September.
Currently, the Gainesville State School employs about 350 people.
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It's the time of the year when everybody seeks out the guy who seems to be struggling the most, says he sucks, and then calls for him to be traded. The culprit this year: Ike Davis. Coming into Sunday's matchup with the Nationals, Davis owned a .161/.254/.321 slash line and was striking out in 28.6% of his plate appearances. Pretty ugly numbers, especially when you consider his slow start last season. This has lead to articles, such as Matt Meyers' at ESPN New York, claiming Davis as the poor man's Carlos Pena, and many comments on this site as well as others saying that he has been a disappointment, a chronically slow starter, not a part of the future, and needs to go. This kind of talk is silly and needs to stop. Now. Other than being a complete overreaction to a whopping two weeks worth of games played, it completely ignores the other factors that have hindered Davis' production. For exhibit A, I present his 36-game sample in 2011. Slow starter? I think not. A .302/.383/....
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Gold is a hot topic right now. Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE:ABX) is the largest gold miner in the world. Barrick is based out of Ontario, Canada, and owns gold and copper mines on four continents. Barrick pays a fantastic dividend of $0.80 at a yield of $4.30. However, the stock is floating near its 52-week low of $17.51 as opposed to its 52-week high of $43.30.
Let's dissect where the company is by looking at our four rules for the common stock. Benjamin Graham set forth these steps as a baseline to evaluate a stock for the defensive investor. The four steps are set forth in the fifth chapter of his book.
- There should be adequate though not excessive diversification. This might mean a minimum of 10 different issues and a maximum of about 30.
- Each company selected should be large, prominent, and conservatively financed. Indefinite as these adjectives must be, their general sense is clear. Observations on this point are added at the end of the chapter.
- Each company should have a long record of continuous dividend payments. To be specific on this point we would suggest the requirement of continuous dividend payments beginning at least in 1950. (From 1973)
- The investor should impose some limit on the price he will pay for an issue in relation to its average earnings over, say, the past seven years. We suggest that this limit be set at 25 times such average earnings, and not more than 20 times those of the last 12-month period.
Keep in mind the criteria is for the defensive investor based on a conservative framework. Each investor should decide what metric he or she wants to use when evaluating a stock.
- Barrick is in the basic materials industry.
- Barrick's revenue for the past 12 months stands at $14.34 Billion. The current assets are $47,282,000,000 and liabilities stand at $25,437,000,000. Graham wanted to see twice as many assets as liabilities.
- Barrick has paid a dividend on the NYSE since it was first listed in 1987.
- Barrick has a current past 12-month earnings of ($0.86). The P/E for this would be -17.20. The earnings for the last seven years are as follows.
The prices of gold mining companies are tethered to the price of the ore they mine. Recently gold has been on a fall as has Barrick. If gold continues to fall, expect the same for the stock price. Another concern is that once gold is used in a product it can be extracted, melted and reforged as needed. This creates an increase in supply of the material. It's not like oil where once used it is gone forever.
Looking at the balance sheet we see that cash assets have decreased the past couple of years, but inventories have increased. This is throws up a red flag. At first glance a dividend-paying stock with a decrease in cash over the past couple years suggests negative cash flow. Negative cash flow coupled with an increasing inventory suggests that Barrick is not able to sell the minerals it mines fast enough.
Gold itself does not really do anything; the price simply goes up or down, usually based on the sentiment of the economy at large. However, a gold mining company is an alternative as many pay dividends, returning value to the shareholder.
Right now gold miners are difficult to assess; we are coming down off of all-time highs. As the global economy improves people may move away from the gold hedge many have used for the past couple of years. If it does then the spot price will drop as will the price of miners. It is best to conduct very thorough research for yourself if looking at a gold miner for a long-term investment. Compare the company against metrics you trust and come to an informed and final conclusion. The last thing any of us wants is to lose money.


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Maryland Breaks Ground on Tubman State Park;Governor Names Salazar Admiraltags: memorials, Harriet Tubman, Maryland, Department of the Interior
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Commemoration — marking the 100th anniversary of the freedom fighter's death — also featured the official ribbon cutting for the Byway....
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