Schnäppchen Eck..welche Aktie ist preiswert im Moment

Auf Sino Silver war ein trading stop seit 16 Mai.
Sie ging nun vom OB auf die pink sheets. SSLV.OB > SSLV.PK
Der SEC ermittelte gegen die Firma und jetzt holt sie schnell wieder auf von wo sie gefallen ist. Da waren einige Unstimmigkeiten die anscheinend gelegt sind.

Ich bin nun bis auf weiteres ausser Gefecht, der Harddrive meines PC hat nun eine Macke nach dem Hausgeister sich einschleichten.
Das war zuviel fuer den Drive.

Everything happens for a reason, vielleicht ist es auch gut so mal weniger zu schreiben.

Auf alle Faelle habe ich nun genug zu tun um die verlorenen Daten zu retten.

Ich melde mich schon wieder, vielleicht sind dann keine Geister mehr hier. Die sollten ansich auch muede werden und einsehen das man einen Goldbug nicht so schnell ueberzeugen kann.

Wer GATA hier belaechelt und fuer Spinner haltet dem kann ich auch nicht helfen. Da sind mir weitere Diskussionen darueber aus Zeitgruenden zu schade. Wer Besserwisser ist der soll es mal bleiben wenns ihm gut tut. Ich kenne die Profis hier, das reicht mir genuege, von denen lese ich gerne,den PC hat es so weit auch gut getan.

Machts gut, I'm busy with Windows for a change.

I'll watch from the sidelines, good luck to you all.

Mfg

Eldorado

Dear reader,

Quite a few times, I have said that the markets of mining shares in Canada are lagging behind with the individual stocks compared to the overall metals and mining markets. The result is that in many cases, the share prices have not kept track with the developments and progress that the companies have achieved during the last 12 months. In some of my editorial comments that you could find in the latest issues of GOLDVIEW, the information bulletin of the European Gold Centre, I stated some of the reasons for this discrepancy.

A good example of this is one of the Member Companies, i.e. Minefinders Corporation Ltd. (TSX-MFL, AMEX-MFN). The company has completed its feasibility study for its 100% owned Dolores gold and silver deposit, situated in Chihuahua, Mexico, and has commenced with the process of turning the deposit into a real mine. With sizeable production expected to begin in the second quarter of 2007, a solid projected mine life, sufficient potential to extend this life by proving up more reserves at the property, and exploring several other promising projects in Mexico and Nevada, this well-managed and financially strong company is on its way to maturity.

The market did not properly award the company for its achievements, reflecting the general market conditions and the dissatisfaction about the long waiting for the feasibility study. Read the report in order to read more about the company, its Dolores project and why I think you should take a close look at this interesting situation.

In case you have questions, remarks, other feed back and/or you require further information, I would appreciate to hear from you.

Best regards,

Henk J. Krasenberg

European Gold Centre

Hi Edel und Valueman

Das mit MFL ist so eine Sache die sich zeigen wird,chart technisch sah ich den Boden und als alter Cowboy gab ich den Gaul noch eine Chance und habe ihm ein Kissen runtergelegt. Ich bin manchmal radikal und unvernueftigt und gebe nicht so schnell auf. Ich habe heute meine Miramar verkauft mit guten Gewinn seit Mai und habe die Geruechte Kueche Randgold Exploration nachgekauft. Wieder ein Kissen,pfeif drauf zumindest ist der Ausstieg dann leichter wenn er gemacht werden muss.
Bei Randgold Exploration geht es um die Anteile bei Randgold Resources,Financial Reports die faellig sind, die einen sagen sie haben so viel die anderen sagen sie habe viel weniger. Kebble der Anteile bei RE hat einige RR verliehen, der Mafioso ist ein ewiger Taschenspieler. Auch wenns schief gehen sollte ich habe mit RE so oft gewinne gemacht das sich das wieder ausgleichen wuerde. Bin gespannt wann der Verkaufdruck beendet ist, ich habe nochmals fuer 92 cent Range geholt. Ach immer diese Hippos und Afrikaaner wie Swanepoel, die gehen mir echt auf den Wecker und brachte mir nicht viel Glueck.

Was die Silberoptionen angeht ist das Risiko wesentlich geringer da meiner Meinung Silber ebenfalls chartmaessig am boden ist.

Ich erwarte das bald der Grossangriff gegen den Goldpreis beginnt wenn die 450 Dollar Marke ueberschritten ist.

Die muessen dann was machen, schaetze man frisiert den Dollar, irgendwie.

Gnight

XEX

Kebble’s R1.4-bn gold conundrum

The two sides of how 14-m shares in Randgold Resources, worth $200-m, have apparently gone walkabout.

Bear with us a while, and read this mystery story of a vanishing $200-m in shares that high-profile South African mining executive Brett Kebble claims belong to a company he controls as CEO.

The story begins on page 65 of the Randgold Resources (RRL) “20-F”annual report, filed in the US on June 30, 2005, where footnote two points to how 14.4-m shares in RRL cannot be attributed to Kebble’s Randgold & Exploration (R&E), which claims ownership.

Arcane as it may sound, the question is of vital importance to investors in R&E, which, for many months, has stated that it holds 18.4-m shares in RRL, currently worth $260-m. According to RRL, R&E holds 4-m shares in RRL, period.

R&E holds its primary listing in Johannesburg; RRL holds its main one in London, and both stocks are listed on the Nasdaq exchange in the US. For some years, R&E’s stake in RRL has comprised the majority of its tangible underlying value.

With RRL currently trading at $14.05 a share, R&E should be trading at about $3.50 a share (calculated simply by multiplying R&E’s apparent 18.4-m shares in RRL by $14.05 and dividing by the 75-m issued shares in R&E).

According to an R&E release on April 29 this year, however, RRL comprises just over half its net asset value (NAV); on that basis, R&E should be trading up around $6 a share. In practice, R&E is currently trading at just $1.70 a share. There has been a huge, if not overwhelming, feet-vote by shareholders, who first got a whiff that R&E may have been selling off its RRL shares two years back.

Since then, measured on the Nasdaq, RRL’s shares are up by roughly 60% (and trading close to record levels); R&E’s are down by roughly 60%. RRL, which was a near-irrelevant incubated backroom R&E entity a decade ago, is now valued at $832-m; R&E is worth a comparatively paltry $127-m.

The RRL annual report (of last week) is a special one, filed as required by US law in Washington with the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), a federal agency. The annual report is filed as a “20-F,” and runs to more than 400 pages. However, apart from the 20-F footnote on page 65, a further number of regulatory filings in and around R&E have tossed further fat into the fire.

On Monday this week, the JSE Securities Exchange announced in Johannesburg that R&E had failed to submit its annual report for the 12 months to December 31, 2004. The stock is now annotated with an "RE" and faces suspension on July 29, failing filing compliance by that date.

Last week, on June 30, R&E filed with the SEC an “NT 20-F,” stating that R&E was unable to file its 20-F on the same date, for two main reasons. First, it was awaiting the 20-F filing from RRL (which was made, of course, on the same day), and second, that R&E had experienced delays in obtaining information necessary to prepare accounts according to US accounting standards.

In 2004 (when RRL also filed its 20-F on June 30), R&E filed a similar delaying document, but complained only about accounting challenges, and not the filing date of RRL’s 20-F. However, the big difference this year is that RRL is adamant that R&E only holds 4-m shares in RRL, via Randgold Resources Holdings (RRH).

RRL states that the figure of 4-m shares is based on its analyses of its shareholder base and other information. RRH filed a Schedule 13G/A on February 14, 2005, which reported beneficial ownership of 18.4-m RRL shares, or 31% of RRL’s total outstanding ordinary shares. Last week, RRL stated categorically in its filing with the SEC that “we have asked [RRH] for documentation supporting its claimed holdings, which to date has not been provided.”

Separate to the filing with the SEC, RRL CEO Mark Bristow is adamant that RRL has exhaustively investigated its shareholders, including nominees. He insists that there is simply no way that R&E holds 18.4-m shares in RRL. However, Bristow is not spoiling for a fight; he points out that he is bound by laws applicable to RRL’s listings to “discover” RRL’s shareholders, whomever they may be.

For his part, Kebble insists that the delays in R&E’s filings have been occasioned by reporting delays by certain non-South African interests and that the RRL shareholding issue has “nothing” to do with the delays.

At the start of (calendar) 2004, R&E has stated that it held 21.5-m (36.9%) shares in RRL. Of this, 3.2-m (6.0%) shares were sold during the year. That left 18.4-m (30.9%) shares in RRL at end-2004; of which 9.9-m (16.7%) were lent to Inkwenkwezi, a black economic empowerment (BEE) entity, primarily for the purchase of the Anglo American shareholding in Western Areas (19-m shares).

Inkwenkwezi is apparently finalising the transaction with Anglo American, and also exercising its option against R&E for 5.3-m Western Areas shares. Then there were 2-m (3.3%) RRL shares held (under R&E direction) in escrow by a vendor of a potential Angolan diamond concession as security for first right of refusal. Following completion of a due diligence, R&E elected not to pursue the opportunity and the RRL shares “are required to be returned.”

This would have left R&E holding 6.5-m (10.9%) RRL shares directly and indirectly at end-2004; adding the Inkwenkwezi and Angolan-related shares takes the total to 18.4-m (30.9%) shares in RRL.

Earlier this year, RRL released the results of a “global shareholder identification exercise” conducted by research group Ilios in December, which found that Merrill Lynch UK was the company's single largest shareholder, with 6.89% of RRL’s issued shares; R&E’s holding had “been reduced to 6.74%” – or 4-m shares.

Now we come to Kebble’s conundrum which can be traced to at least the official announcement on the construction of the R&E BEE deal on June 10, 2004, when Inkwenkwezi consortium head Mafika Mkwanazi said Inkwenkwezi “would raise funds on the open market” to pay Anglo American.

R&E gave the Inkwenkwezi consortium a 12-month call option on the shares at cost plus interest, and also pledged the shares as security against Inkwenkwezi’s obligation to Anglo American. There was not a word about the RRL shares. Kebble is, of course, also CEO of Western Areas.

Kebble tells this journalist that he will explain everything, but not until he returns to Johannesburg from abroad on Thursday this week.

ARTICLE TWO: DEEP UNDERCOVER [Published July 8, 2005]

As promised, Kebble on Randgold

Randgold & Exploration CEO Brett Kebble assures that the 18.4-m shares in Randgold Resources are as safe as a palace.

In a wide-ranging interview, mining magnate Brett Kebble has assured that the 18.4-m shares Randgold and Exploration (R&E) holds in Randgold Resources (RRL) are safe. R&E is the “beneficial owner” of the shares, according to Kebble, the CEO at R&E.

@ Ulfur

Mensch Meier wie oft haben wir die Hippos durch den Schlamm gezogen im Droppy thread.

Der Kebble ist der groesste Bazi und Jew Boy von Joburg,ich gespannt wie der nun aus dem Wasser kommt.

Hier ist fast alles moeglich, ich denke mal positiv und sehe das eher als eine Show mit Kebble und RR called who is who in the Zoo.

Monkey Shows haben wir fast jeden Tag, auch im Forum.

Gnight

XEX

In apparent recognition that investors have more questions than answers, Kebble has once again said that within weeks, R&E will appoint two non-executive independent directors. Such an undertaking was first made on April 29, when R&E said two such directors would replace two incumbent directors. In May, R&E announced that Stephen Tainton and Gordon Miller had resigned as directors.

That left as R&E directors Kebble, as CEO, along with his father, Roger Kebble (non-executive chairman), Hennie Buitendag (CFO), Lunga Ncwana (non-executive director), and Brenda Madumise and Chris Nissen (both cited as “independent non-executive directors”). However, Madumise and Nissen, along with Ncwana, have vested interests in Inkwenkwezi.

And Brett Kebble is, of course, CEO of Western Areas.

Na wer hat nun rechtlich die Shares oder wo sind sie denn hingekommen ????

@ Value

Find ich klasse das du den verstaubten thread wieder rausgeholt hast.

Es war ja so eine Zeit wie jetzt wo wieder alles faellt oder dreht.

Ich habe eine grosse Liste bloss kein Moos, und gleich gehts los !.

Wer welches hat fuer den ist Winter Schlussverkauf. IMO

Amigos wir haben jetzt wieder eine grosse Auswahl.

Gruss und viel Glueck beim Einkaufen, momentan ist Stop bei mir..

Eldo

Die hatte ich mal, nun wieder auf meinen Radarschirm

KXL.V CGDF.OB ARU.V AUN.V AUC.V AUA.V RFM.V RSM.V KBR.TO RDV.TO TNX.TO

Edel, die NSU taugt Dir immer wieder.

Afrika Rally ? wa !

Ich fahre einen Audi A6....

Deine Vorschlaege sind auch gut.

Jetzt bringen wir die Gruenschnabel wieder ganz durcheinander.

Edel, es juckt mir in den Fingern ca. eine Stunde nach dem Opening in Canada die ganzen Schnaeppchen zu kaufen.

Leider gehts nicht... :(..die Liste alleine reicht nicht.