Herbst der offenen Hausse (PoG 600)

Schon wahr, die beiden oben gezeigten Grafiken von Marie Toyen sind grottenschlecht.

Sie ist nie groß rausgekommen wie die davor gezeigte Vieira daSilva.

Marie Toyen hat trotzdem einige richtig gute Radierungen=Etchings=EauForte abgeliefert.

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Es wäre weit untertrieben zu sagen, daß die Kunst-Artefakte eine Abwechslung bei den GM seien.

Komischerweise kann man Akquisitionsstrategien beim Aufbau einer

Sammlung bei der Bildung eines GM-Depots anwenden.

Die 600 finden zuerst im Kopf statt.

(Real sind die 600 nur interessant, sollten im Kopf die 800 schon schwirren)

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08.11.05

ShanghaiDaily.com (http://www.shanghaidaily.com/)
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Gold bourse opens for night trading today
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CHINA'S gold investors need no longer worry about prices fluctuating during the night and not being able to anything about it because the Shanghai Gold Exchange is launching night sessions for trading on a trial basis from today, the Oriental Morning Post said.

Shanghai will be the first bourse to open for night trading, according to the Shanghai-based newspaper.

The night sessions will run from 8:55pm to 11:30pm every Monday to Thursday, but close on Fridays, weekends and holidays.

The Shanghai Gold Exchange allows only institutional investors to trade in the metal. Individual investors can trade through commercial banks in their deposit accounts but can't hold real gold, only "paper gold" as it is known in the industry.

The exchange, China's sole bourse for the precious metal, introduced the 50-gram gold bullion for trading last year, which was considered a step toward allowing individual investors to have direct transactions in the precious metal.

Gold trading volume topped 430.58 tons on the Shanghai bourse in the first half of 2005, a year-on-year rise of 49 percent, while trading value rose 58.96 percent to 49.36 billion yuan (US$6.10 billion).

Der Experte rät: GM of Australia

Die kommen in Bälde!

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Süße Geschichte von AFLEASE

Aus MININGWEB vom 09-11-05

Aflease to sell uranium at spot for first year
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Gareth Tredway
'08-NOV-05 15:00'

JOHANNESBURG (Mineweb.com) -- Neal Froneman, chief executive of Aflease, the South African uranium play, says that Aflease is so bullish on the price of uranium, that the company will not sign an offtake agreement at its Dominion uranium mine until its second year of production.

“You do it (sign a sales agreement) about a year ahead, but we are going to use the spot market a lot more than most people,” Froneman told Mineweb in an interview, “We will probably only start entering into contracts from 2008 onwards. And we have uranium buyers falling over for us to sign contracts.”

Froneman has been talking of a higher uranium price since it was below $20/lb, just last year. At the end of 2000, the spot price was at US$7.10/lb, the lowest real commercial price ever recorded. Currently, according to the website uxc.com, the weekly spot price is $33.25/lb. “And we believe that the uranium price has some way to go still,” added Froneman.

Froneman also says that costs at the prospective Dominion mine are on target to be met. Firstly because the company has achieved its costs at the Bonanza gold mine and, secondly, because of a recently signed wage deal that underpins costs for the coming years.

After long drawn out strike action at Bonanza, the company finally settled with unions in October. The three-year wage deal was for a 6% increase dated back to the end of June, and an inflation plus 1% increase over the next two years. These same terms will apply when Dominion comes on stream in 2007.

“It is the same workforce that will be working there so we can bring the project on stream with quite a high confidence level in a big proportion of our costs,” said Froneman.

At the Bonanza gold mine, Froneman says the company has achieved its stated goals. “We delivered on time, we came in under budget on capital and we are achieving the unit costs that we designed into that project.”

Bonanza has become a very good metric or measure of what we should be able to achieve at the Dominium uranium project. So we see it almost as a pilot project.

He adds that the mine should break even very soon. “I am optimistic it will do it in November” says Froneman, although he does warn that December, a month full of breaks because of the holiday period, could delay profitability.

“And then Bonanza should grow to its 30,000oz a year in steady state,” says Froneman, “Those are very important experiences and lessons that we can take across to Dominion because it has the same style of mining except it is gold.”

The company has also acquired the assets of Southern Cross Resources another uranium explorer, to reverse list in Toronto. That transaction is nearly complete, with the December 19 the last date to trade Aflease shares. Thereafter the new company will be called SXR UraniumOne.

And while Southern Cross has assets in Australia, Froneman says that that country’s bourse will probably not be the source of future funding but, rather, London. “We think that the AIM market is maybe a better place to be from a uranium company point of view,” says Froneman, “But that is somewhere in the future. I think we want to bed down this transaction first.”

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das geht ja wunderfein.

Kaffern hoch, weil Rand runter.

Und in Australia flattert das Emu.

Oh Herr, womit haben wir das verdient?

"Kaffern hoch, weil Rand runter.

Und in Australia flattert das Emu"

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Und wer bekommt das Höschen?

In Australia: BTV, DOM, CRS, MEE, HIG, NMC, PSV

sowie Base Metal TNG, PEM und silly Sally


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