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Hallo Eldo,
danke für den link, den kenn ich, aber ich brauch den für die canucks.

War irgendwo auf dieser Seite, aber ich find´s nimma.
http://www.tsx.com/HttpControl…=&QuoteSymbol_10=&x=22&y=

Aber hier die rate von Gammon
http://www.shortsqueeze.com/?s…grs&submit=Short+Quote%99

Gammon restrukturiert sich und wird vom hohen gold u. silberpreis profitieren.

Hallo value,
ich mecker ja nicht, dass zur zeit nichts geht.
Ich hab halt seit einigen Wochen ein rally Gefühl im Bauch. Und da tut sich nichts, das wollt ich ausdrücken.
Sollte mal auf´s Klo gehen wegen dem Gefühl im Bauch....

Hab in den letzten Monaten viele kleine Anfangspositionen weröffnet.
Die muss ich auch mal ordnen.

Bin mal gespannt wie es morgen EXN geht von .V zu .TO?

Grundsätzlich sollte man auf die gut finanzierten achten.
denn wer jetzt geld braucht, muss die Hosen nicht runterlassen sondern gleich ausziehen. (mein damit Explorer..)
Leider hab ich noch ein paar so Flieger im Depot.
Da hilft nur eins, bessere Ergebnisse bei Bohrungen.

Grüße
Tschonko

Da find ich die Insider käufe und Verkäufe,
aber nicht die shortpositionen.
Oder bin i blind?

Eldo, aller guten Dinge sind drei.

Bei EXN soll der Streik vorbei sein bei der Penoles Mill.
Hab ich gelesen, Meldung auf der Homepage gibt´s noch keine.
http://www.excellonresources.com/company.htm

Hab ich mir irgendwie erwartet, dass sie mit der Royalty abfahren....

Genco Purchases Mexican Mining Concessions and Royalty at La Guitarra
Monday February 4, 9:00 am ET

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 4, 2008) - Genco Resources Ltd. (TSX:GGC - News) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement to purchase from Industrias Penoles, S.A.B. de C.V. mining concessions covering approximately 354 hectares in the Temascaltepec Mining District of Mexico State, Mexico and an associated sliding scale net smelter royalty (which, at the current metal prices, is 3.5%). These mining concessions were previously leased from Penoles.

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The total consideration to be paid for the concessions and royalty is US$1,400,000 consisting of US$1,000,000 in cash and 134,648 common shares. The issuance of the shares is subject to regulatory approval.

Wayne Moorhouse, Vice President of Finance for Genco, states, "The purchase of the mining concessions from Penoles represents a significant step towards our goal of developing the Temascaltepec Mining District into one of the premier silver districts in the world. Genco not only gains long term security with ownership of the concessions, but also eliminates a royalty which has and was expected to grow significantly as production at our La Guitarra Mine expanded."

Greg Liller, President of Genco, states, "The purchase of the concessions and associated royalty from Penoles will have a positive impact on our planned production expansion program. These concessions cover the Creston bulk tonnage deposit, which is a major focus of the feasibility study currently being conducted by Kappes Cassiday and Associates. In addition the concessions also cover part of the Nazareno Mine Area which we believe has the potential for significant future production."

Genco is a primary silver producer in Mexico, whose core assets are multiple mining sites, including La Guitarra Mine located in its wholly-owned Temascaltepec Mining District of central Mexico.

The Toronto Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Contact:

Robert M. Blankstein
Genco Resources Ltd.
Investor Relations
(604) 682-2205
(604) 682-2235 (FAX)
Email: gencoinfo@telus.net
Website: http://www.gencoresources.com

Dieser Artikel spricht auch noch einmal unter punkt 2 die kommenden Übernahmen an.

In dem Zusammenhang fällt mir auch ein, dass Penoles wirklich gut gegangen ist.
Die hat ja kaum einer auf der Rechnung und in Mexico führt fast kein Weg an ihnen vorbei.

http://www.stockhouse.com/shfn/editorial.asp?edtID=39011
Mexican gold and silver exploration plays
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
By David Banister

Spicy Juniors are down south-- the future of land grabs and acquisitions?

It has been a tumultuous time period for investors in junior gold and silver exploration companies over the past eight months. The CDNX is trading at multi year lows relative to the value of gold. There has been a severe bear market in valuations in the junior sector. Investors are distraught and have now given up and are selling out of positions. As a contrarian, you always want to avoid catching a falling safe, but you must also keep your eyes open to what the herd is doing and go against it at some point. The herd is trampling out the door just as gold is breaking all time highs, and silver looks poised to run over $20 an ounce on its next breakout. I’ll admit that I’ve been aghast at the valuations accorded to quality juniors with strong drilling results and ore values well above market caps. I’ve seen some juniors trading at 1/3 of 1% of their implied gross ore value. My opinion is this sentiment will shift once a few acquisitions are made by the majors. The majors are getting very worried about their depleting gold and silver reserves in the ground. In addition, they have to be concerned about the growing global political risk to deposits and discoveries. There will be a narrowing of acquisition opportunities for the majors based on the perceived safety of a region in which a junior is operating. Finding the region or regions most likely to be good “hosts” for a junior to sell out their discovery is of utmost importance for junior investors at this stage of the cycle.

Several juniors have found high grades of gold and silver in Mexico – especially in northern Mexico. In addition, many of these juniors have strong stock charts that have gone against the prevailing winds blowing sector prices south. There seems to be a growing hotbed of discoveries and growing market caps for the juniors making the cut in Mexico. Examples include Canplats Resources (TSX: V.CPQ, Bullboards), Animas Resources (TSX: V.ANI, Bullboards), Pediment Exploration (TSX: V.PEZ, Bullboards), and Geologix (TSX: V.GIX, Bullboards). Newsletter writers who have heretofore been beat up by their formerly adoring public are beginning to recognize this trend. You can tell the sector is unloved when the oracles like Doug Casey, Peter Grandich, Jim Dines, and others are now spoken about in not-so-eloquent terms. Just a few short years ago these same people could do no wrong in their followers’ eyes. These are the kind of contrarian “behavioral” signals I love to see. “Sell all your speculative junior exploration plays and only own those that have near term production on the horizon.” Yes folks, when you begin to hear, or read this advice from the formerly longstanding bulls in the exploration sector, you are reaching a bottom. Investors continue to value junior explorers as if the gold and silver bull market are not going to last. Since I don’t agree with this stance, I view them as severely below acquisition valuations. To wit, my understanding from attendees at the recent Vancouver resource show was standing room only crowds in the breakout rooms discussing opportunities in junior companies. Investors are literally starving for some growth plays and are willing to swiftly reward those explorers who are hitting gold or silver in the right arena with the right results.

However, in order for this sector to regain the adoration of the investing public, a few events are likely going to have to transpire.

1. A major gold or silver “discovery” being proved up by a junior
2. An acquisition or several back-to-back acquisitions by majors
3. Gold heading towards $1,000 an ounce
4. Silver breaking out over $20.00 an ounce

I do expect All four of the above events to happen in 2008. My suggestion is for readers to try and narrow their focus on “mining friendly” regions before starting their due diligence. Certain parts of the world are going to be potentially a lot more hostile areas to be invested in an exploration stock. A few come to mind- Russia, Chile, Bolivia, Venezuela, Argentina, Ecuador just to throw out a few. Mexico has mining friendly laws, much easier permitting procedures, low cost of labor, high grades of gold and silver (Amongst other base metals), and relatively low barriers to entry. When the majors begin to dig around for their next large deposit project, I expect they will be focusing on Mexico as one of their preferred regions. Do some research on the history of the Pensaquito discovery (now owned by Goldcorp (NYSE: GG, Bullboards) / (TSX: T.G, Bullboards) to give you some relative valuation ideas. I own Animas Resources because it controls a huge prior-producing gold district, which has 1,200 historic drill holes, and prior high grade gold production to work off of for its drilling campaign that is about to start. I’ve also been looking hard at Canplats, Geologix, and Pediment. All of these juniors either have very recent strong drill results, or strong historical results they are building a base with. Geologix is a favorite of Peter Grandich and looks poised to break out technically. I could spend a few articles on each company, but I will leave it to the reader to begin their research with those four names as a starting point.

With the junior gold and silver stocks at such extreme lows relative to gross ore values in the ground, it should only be a matter of time until the vultures come in and start buying, joint venturing, and/or partnering. This could start a rush to move the valuations up in short order. As always, time will tell and the drillbit is the final arbiter of truth. One must always walk carefully amongst the junior minefields.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

David Banister has written for CBS Marketwatch.com in the past, has been on national radio, and has written articles for local newspapers on the topics of investing and economics. Thom Calandra, the co-founder of CBS Marketwatch.com, called David, "The best market technician I have ever seen" in 2003. David is a contrarian at heart, with a bent for small cap stocks. David owns shares in Animas Resources. You may reach him at metalsking08@yahoo.com.

He eldo,
der Sombrero müsst aber schon soo groß sein, dass man das gesicht auch nicht mehr sieht.
Bin i deppat, mir hat der Ausseer schon g´reicht.

"Die langweilen mich die shorties, next week is a better week...4us !"
Und da hast ja mitunter recht.......

Der Artikel ist gut, der darf schon zweimal vorkommen....

heron,
der ist auch gut. Das ist wirklich absurd..
Und wann ist die Nacht am Dunkelsten? Ha?
Im Contest steuern wir auch schon Richtung 500 zu.......
Aber das Jahr ist lang...
Das Ding ist schon mal unwiederbringbar verschissen...

Da hab ich noch ne scharfe Aktie gefunden.
Keine mine, aber Bergwerkstechnik, die haben entgleisungssichere bahnsysteme für den Bergbau entwickelt.
Die Russen kaufen da massiv auch die Chinesen ein bisserl, wollen sogar eine Dividende ausschütten bei 50 mille Umsatz.
SMT Scharf: DE0005751986.

Die SMT Scharf Gruppe entwickelt, baut und wartet entgleisungssichere Bahnsysteme für den Bergbau und den Einsatz in Tunneln. Die Bahnen werden weltweit vor allem in Steinkohlebergwerken, in Goldminen sowie beim Abbau von Platin, Diamanten, Kupfer und Nickel unter Tage eingesetzt. Sie transportieren dort Material und Personal bis zu einer Nutzlast von 35t. Entgleisungssichere Bahnen sind die einzigen, mit denen untertägig in verzweigten Strecken Steigungen von mehr als 13 Grad bewältigt werden können. Die SMT Scharf Gruppe verfügt über eigene Gesellschaften in Deutschland, Polen, Südafrika und China, externe Mitarbeiter in Russland sowie weltweite Handelsvertretungen. Die von SMT Scharf entwickelten Bahnen zeichnen sich vor allem durch leistungsstarke Motoren, große erreichbare Transportleistungen sowie geringe Betriebs- und Wartungskosten aus. Mehr als 50% der Umsätze erzielt SMT Scharf im Ausland, 2006 stammten bereits 64% der Auftragseingänge aus den rasch wachsenden Auslandsmärkten, wie beispielsweise Russland, China und Südafrika. Das Ersatzteil- und Reparaturgeschäft trägt rund 55% zum Umsatz bei. Durch die fortschreitende Ausbeutung von Lagerstätten werden wegen zunehmend schwieriger Verhältnisse hochtechnologische Transportlösungen im Bergbau benötigt. Der Markt für die gesamte untertägige Transporttechnik umfasst nach Unternehmensschätzungen 5 Mrd. bis 7 Mrd. EUR pro Jahr. Die SMT Scharf AG ist seit dem 11. April im Prime Standard (Geregelter Markt) der Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse notiert.

Grüß
Tschonko

Die tabellen sind im link besser zu lesen...........
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080204/0357026.html
gute Ergebnisse neben dem palmarejo/CDE Gebiet.

Und sie haben noch die Bunker Hill in Idaho und was in Nevada.
Nicht schlecht aufgestellt, aber viele shares, so weit ich mich erinnere....

Azteca Gold Corp.: 5 FT RC Intercepts as High as 451 g/t Silver and 9.8 g/t Gold Reported at Guerra al Tirano
Monday February 4, 2:22 pm ET

Several Parallel Hanging Wall Structures Are Intercepted and Down Dip Mineralization of Up to 3.1 g/t Gold Over 5 Ft Is Intercepted at a Depth of 920 Ft

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON--(MARKET WIRE)--Feb 4, 2008 -- Matthew Russell, President of Azteca Gold Corp. (CDNX:AZG.V - News) (the "Company") announces updated exploration results at its Guerra al Tirano Project in Sierra Madre, Mexico. The Company has now received gold and silver assays on the remaining holes of the 29 hole, 17,725 foot RC drilling program conducted by Layne de Mexico in Q3 and Q4, 2007. Highlights include higher grade sections within larger zones of mineralization, which may represent high grade "chutes" as discussed below, such as:

RC-033: Average assays of 95.37 g/t Silver and .74 g/t Gold over 55 feet, including 363 g/t Silver and 3.42 g/t Gold over 5 feet.

RC-034: Average assays of 207.87 g/t Silver and .40 g/t Gold over 15 feet, including 451 g/t Silver and 0.53 g/t Gold over 5 feet.

Highlights also include evidence of parallel mineralized structures in the hanging wall of the Main GAT Vein as well as down-dip mineralization to over 920 feet, such as:

RC-032: Assays of 2.09 g/t Gold over the interval 710-715 feet; 9.77 g/t Gold over the interval 820-825 feet; and 3.08 g/t Gold over the interval 920-925 feet.

Matthew Russell states, "Like many other junior exploration companies, we have waited an extended period of time for results to come back from the backed-up assay labs. Our shareholders' patience has been rewarded, though, and we are very pleased with these results. We expect these assays to form the basis for a positive gold and silver resource model. We will be working diligently during 2008 to determine the ultimate potential of the Guerra al Tirano Project by further drill-testing the breadth of the hanging-wall mineralization and the extent of down dip continuity of this mineralized system, as well as on-strike mineralization of the Tres de Mayo concession on the southern end of the Project."

A drill hole Plan Map corresponding to the RC assays in this press release can be found on the Company's website (http://www.azteca-au.com) under the project heading "GAT". The drill program to date has made use of a total of 34 drill holes spread over 4 diamond core drill stations and 8 RC drill stations, over approximately a 1km strike length centrally located within the approximate 2.5km total length of the three GAT concessions. Maximum depth of significant mineralization intercepted was 925 feet, as found in step-out drill hole RC-032. See November 1, 2007 and January 7, 2008 press releases for diamond core and first RC results.

Next Phase of Drilling Program Announced

Azteca Gold has completed the lower road through the Tres de Mayo portion of the property, representing an additional kilometer of strike-length along the ridgeline that parallels closely the GAT Main Vein. Azteca plans to begin an additional 5,000 meter RC drill program on this portion of the property before the end of Q1 2008.

Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. - Palmarejo Silver and Gold Project

The Guerra al Tirano Project is located within the tenement boundary of Coeur d'Alene's Palmarejo Project (which completely surrounds GAT), and appears to be part of the same mineralizing system. Property and location maps are contained on the Azteca Gold website under the project heading "GAT".

Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. completed its acquisition of the Palmarejo Silver and Gold Project in late 2007 for approximately $1.1 billion, and is scheduled to begin production in early 2009. Expected production at an annualized rate is approximately 10.4 million ounces of silver and 115,000 ounces of gold per year, with cash costs, net of gold bi-product, of an estimated ($0.41) per ounce of silver and an initial mine life of nine years. Exploration continues on Palmarejo, which currently hosts measured and indicated mineral resources of 88.7 million silver ounces and 1 million gold ounces (measured: 5.1 million tonnes at 2.24 grams per tonne gold and 198 grams per tonne silver; indicated: 9.51 million tonnes at 2.03 grams per tonne gold and 184 grams per tonne silver) and an additional 61.4 million ounces of inferred silver mineral resources and 0.7 million inferred gold ounces (16.1 million tonnes at 1.39 grams per tonne gold and 119 grams per tonne silver). (see Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. press release dated December 21, 2007).