Silber Companies - Liste und Neues

@eldo,
Zu ADB.V: haben Übernahmeangebot bekommen,
aber auch 2 Gerichtsverfahren.
1. u. 3. Meldung:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ADB.V

Golden tag GOG.V mit Monster Drilling Programm:
Von den properties und JV top.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070123/200701230368706001.html?.v=1

At http://www.goldentag.ca where detailed presentations are available on each of the three properties listed above, as well as Golden Tag's San Diego JV with ECU Silver Mines in Durango State, Mexico. Golden Tag, with the announced drilling today and the diamond drilling currently in progress in Mexico, will have four drill programs on four different properties in progress over the next 2 to 3 months.

Wie kriegt man Fotos aus einer pdf Datei gespeichert und hier rein.
Ich kann´s nicht........

In Ermangelung dessen:
http://www.silvereaglemines.co…sentation/corppresweb.pdf

Gute Zusammenstellung: früher schon mal einen Textauszug hier reingestellt.

EXN versteh ich heut wieder.

Eldo, mit PDO.V kann man bisher auch zufrieden sein.

CFTN: da kann man zwar hinten sein, aber nie Geld verlieren, wenn man nicht verkauft. Die werden immer werthaltiger durch Kolloidanteil, shares werden eher weniger, Geld wird kaum verbraucht, weil exploration Dumont bezahlt. Also, die Scheiße sitz ich aus, bis sie trocken ist.....

AUQ.V: macht auch Freude, gestern wieder erwähnt,
und zu 0,31 gekauft, heute 0,375.
Vielleicht morgen auch ein Hupfer bei GDX.V.
Die haben immer einen Tag Reaktionszeit, bis sie es schnallen...

Grüße
Tschonko

Danke gutso,
aber ich krieg da nur ein Bildschirmscreen,
also mit adobe etc.,
den Rest krieg ich nicht weg.
aber ist nicht so wichtig.

Hallo emoba,
nicht handelbar, das kenn ich auch.
AUQ ist eh wieder zurückgekommen.

Schaut´s euch den link mal an:
http://www.garibaldiresources.…s/pdf/ggiProjects_Mex.pdf

Grüße
Tschonko

Esperanza Silver Corporation: High-Grade Ayelen Vein Strike Length Extended to 1,400 Feet at San Luis

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070124/200701240368866001.html?.v=1

Hallo DAU,
na sicher doch, bin ich drin.
Brauch ich doch als ECU Ergänzung.

Eigenen Thread gibt es keinen hier. Weiß im Moment gar nicht, ob ich sie auf Seite 1 hab.

Golden tag GOG.V mit Monster Drilling Programm:
Von den properties und JV top.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070123/200701230368706001.html?.v=1

At http://www.goldentag.ca where detailed presentations are available on each of the three properties listed above, as well as Golden Tag's San Diego JV with ECU Silver Mines in Durango State, Mexico. Golden Tag, with the announced drilling today and the diamond drilling currently in progress in Mexico, will have four drill programs on four different properties in progress over the next 2 to 3 months.

Grüße
Tschonko

Alexis Minerals mit trading halt. AMC.V
Da bin ich aber echt gespannt, hoffentlich kein Lercherlschas

schock,
nichts ist ohne Grund.
Die lang erwartete Meldung bei UC:
Kommt ein bisserl Geld rein, auch mit den warrants.
Was werden sie machen damit?
Ich glaub, die wollen wachsen...

UC Resources Ltd.: Production and Exploration News Release
Wednesday January 24, 2:52 pm ET

TORREON, COAHUILA, MEXICO and VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 24, 2007 -- UC Resources (TSX VENTURE:UC.V - News) is happy to announce that it has started its La Yesca Project processing plant with the purpose of testing all of the plant's components. The plant has been operating for a period of one week as part of the initial commissioning process, leading up to the initial production rate startup scheduled for early next week.

To date, all of the components of the mill have been installed and are running well. Minor adjustments are necessary, and will continue to be made over the course of the next few days in an effort to fine-tune all of the various aspects of the mill.

It is expected that the initial start-up will be set at a feed rate of 50 tpd and be ramped up to the design capabilities of 200 tpd over the course of the next few weeks.

UC Resources immediate exploration focus for the build-out of the La Yesca Project is the La Colorada mine (gold occurrence-former gold and silver producer). This gold occurrence is considered by management to be a significant exploration asset located on the adjacent (to the aforementioned former production property) Xora concession with an inferred mineral resource of 11,730 tonnes grading 0.70 g/t gold and 619 g/t silver (this resource estimate is from available government documentation as disclosed in the NI 43-101 report on file). The La Colorada mine was a past producing gold and silver mine (circa 1700 by Spanish mining interests), and actual tonnage mined is unknown. Lower grade gold and silver found immediately east of the La Colorada mine opening suggests that a zone of bulk mineable material may exist on the property, within which there may be additional mineralization occurrences that are similar to the La Colorada vein. This type of target prompted a reconnaissance style of follow-up. Some of the historical mine workings were recently (January 9-13 2007) visited by UC Resources exploration personnel. Sampling of some of the occurrences that could be easily accessed was completed. Recent sampling at the La Colorada mine included the selection of 5 representative samples of the exposed un-mined vein material from near surface to 50 meters inside the old mine as accessed from the main portal. The exposed un-mined vein, as it was left, varied from 0.45 meter to 6.0 meters wide, and samples were selected from along the 50 meter length at approximately 10 meter intervals. The assay results varied between 0.1 g/t to 1.05 g/t Au and 29 g/t to 952 g/t Ag. The arithmetic average of the assay results was 0.46 g/t Au and 279.2 g/t Ag. A representative sample from the nearby mine dump was 0.6 g/t Au and 301 g/t Ag, being similar in grade to the in situ vein material from the old mine.

The La Yesca mining district is underlain by Tertiary age andesite and rhyolite volcanic rocks that are part of the prolific Sierra Madre Occidental mining belt, which hosts numerous epithermal gold and silver mines and mineral occurrences. In the immediate La Yesca district there are at least 16 known gold and silver mineral discoveries, of which five are reportedly past producing mines. Four of these past producing mines are located on the UC Resources concessions. During the recent project visit, three other past producers were also visited: El Mirador, where representative grab sample of vein material assayed 0.15 g/t Au and 431 g/t Ag; Las Cuatas where vein representative grab sample of waste dump assayed 5.4 g/t Au an 606 g/t Ag; and Las Guasimas where representative grab sample of vein assayed 1.0 g/t Au and 53 g/t Ag.

All assay results as reported herein were completed by "Ensayes Y Representaciones, S.A. de C.V.", or ERSA Laboratory located in Torreon, Coahuila, Mexico. Samples were selected, sealed and delivered by UC Resources personnel to the laboratory where they underwent standard fire assay methodology. As the project was initially reconnaissance in nature, and with the assays showing interesting levels of gold and silver content, additional sampling will be undertaken from each prospect, and the sample splits will be sent to the Mexican laboratory as well as an accredited Canadian laboratory for corroboration of exploration assay results.

This press release has been prepared by management of UC Resources Ltd. and has been approved for dissemination by Neil Novak P.Geo. of Cambrige, Ontario, a Qualified Person under Canadian Securities guidelines, in his capacity as Vice President for UC Resources Ltd.

On behalf of the board of directors,

Richard J. Hamelin, President/Director

Zitat

Original von Tschonko

Alexis Minerals mit trading halt. AMC.V
Da bin ich aber echt gespannt, hoffentlich kein Lercherlschas

Also, Lercherlschas war´s keiner.

AMC.V 3:59PM ET 0.86 0.28 48.28% 7,705,200

Kommt die auch noch ins Plus auf einen Schlag!

Nu, das war noch nicht alles.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070124/200701240369015001.html?.v=1

Alexis Minerals Corporation is a Canadian exploration and development company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. Alexis holds an outstanding portfolio of properties covering the Val-d'Or and Rouyn-Noranda Mining Camps in Quebec. Alexis is following strategic exploration approaches across these properties for both gold and base metals, with a focus on the potential for gold production from the Lac Herbin and Lac Pelletier deposits during 2007 - 2008. Alexis has a clear route to 100% ownership of all interests of Aur Resources on approximately 212 square kilometres of the Val-d'Or Mining Camp and has recently purchased the 1400 tonne per day Aurbel gold mill. The Company is also currently advancing towards a 50% interest in 825 square kilometres of the Rouyn-Noranda Mining Camp, all of the property holdings of Falconbridge Limited (formerly Noranda Inc.). Alexis has the right to earn-in into a 100% interest in the Lac Pelletier property

Dafür Goldex nicht wie erwartet, sondern im Krebsgang zurück.
Bleib dabei, Meldung war besser als bei AUQ.V.

Grüße
Tschonko

Bei AMC.V geht es lustig weiter: +31%
Die an sich kleine Position wird größer.
Pressekonferenz läuft zur Zeit.

PDO.V läuft auch gut weiter nach den 2 Meldungen.
Eldo u. ich haben da einen optimalen Einstieg erwischt.

UC.V scheint auch die gestrige Meldung (so gut ist die gar nicht, weil eher bekannt) zum Durchstart gebraucht zu haben.
War kein Fehler, kurz vorher die 3. Position gemacht zu haben,wie hier erwähnt.

FCO.TO heute +27% nach dieser Meldung.
Für mich ist das Cobalt Projekt und die Metallurgie vorrangig.
Ist verschmerzbar!

Formation Capital Corporation: 2006 Diamond Drilling on Virgin River Uranium Project Returns Highest Grade Thickness Product to Date

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070125/200701250369057001.html?.v=1

Für einen od. zwei Blicke auf die Company:
http://www.formcap.com

Grüße
Tschonko

Hallo gutso,
danke, bei dir läuft´s ja auch nicht schlecht.
AMC macht noch mehr Spaß, leider nur eine kleine position wie bei PDO.
Und im Contest bisher 27, das ist ein hammer, alles grün....

FCO: die hab ich seit April 04 zu 0,57. Okt 05 die doppelte Anzahl zu 0,25 nachgekauft.
Nie verkauft, weil die ein stures managemnet haben.
10 Jahre betreiben sie das nun. Ab und zu ein Weggehen von der Linie, wie der Uranium Deal oder dem De Motte was verkaufen, was sich ja für SRLM noch sehr lohnen dürfte.

Übrigens, hast du gestern meine Antwort an Emo und dich noch gelesen? Die karte dürfte dich entzücken!
Da könnt ich mir vorstellen, dass du fremd gehst....

Grüße
tschonko

GOG.V schiebt auch an.

Eine hat kaum wer auf der Liste: wird über kurz oder lang die Nummer 1 sein unter den primary silver producers.

HOCHSCHILD MNG PLC LS-,25 (5,79 / -3,02 %)
ISIN: GB00B1FW5029
WKN: A0LC38

Ein Bericht:
IMPRESSIONS FROM THE 2007 VANCOUVER RESOURCE CONFERENCE
http://www.financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/2007/0124b.html

Tom Szabo bringt wieder hochinteressante Sachen:
Für alle, die SLW haben und mögen.
Sie kriegen übrigens Silber von Goldcorp's Penasquito. Hat ja früher Glamis gehört?
Royal gold hat sich auch eingekauft mit 2% Royalty.

There is much to talk about in terms of silver stocks but I only have time to cover two topics today. The first is Esperanza, which reported that it has extended the strike length of the Ayelen vein at San Luis to 1,400 feet. Perhaps more importantly, two holes have probed deeper (more than 400 feet) and hit the Ayelen vein in high grade, if not spectacular, intercepts. This is important since I pointed out earlier that probing of the nearby Ines vein at depth failed to intercept any mineralization, creating some uncertainty as to whether these veins were open down dip or perhaps they were offset by post-mineralization faulting. This is no longer a concern down to at least 400 feet on the Ayelen vein and in the meantime the drills have started turning on the Ines vein to explore exactly what is going on over there. Esperanza also reported that prospecting has resulted in the discovery of four additional nearby veins.

The second item is with respect to Silver Wheaton and its right of first refusal on the purchase of silver from Goldcorp's Penasquito, a mega gold and silver project in Mexico. Royal Gold reported today that it has closed its $100 million Peñasquito Royalty Transaction consisting of a 2% Net Smelter Return, which comes on the heels of Goldcorp's announcement on Monday that it has obtained the Permits for Penasquito Mine. I previously discussed on December 29 of last year that perhaps Silver Wheaton is losing its edge on these types of transactions and that is why it has been acquiring stakes of junior silver exploration companies, the most recent being Strategic Nevada Resources which owns the Crescent mine in the Silver Valley of Idaho. Some correspondents have a slightly different take on the developments surrounding Silver Wheaton, one that argues a net positive for silver investors. I've morphed a few of the comments into a single explanation which hopefully does justice to these viewpoints:

Silver Wheaton is transforming the company from its original business model into something more similar to a conventional stock fund. Of course, it is obtaining rights of first refusal to buy future silver production from the deposits it is investing in, but it's not a given SLW will be successful in obtaining those rights.

And all this is good news, maybe not for Silver Wheaton shareholders, but for silver investors because it is an indication that silver hedging from mining companies may be over. Silver Wheaton may have just been a stop along the road.

The original business model was not that enduringly fantastic for long term investors in Silver Wheaton. The idea to buy future silver production from an established mine allowed SLW to present itself to shareholders, from a financial point of view, as a never ending call option on silver with a "nominal" strike price of 3.90 US$/oz. And, also, to be the only 100% silver company.

Furthermore, they could grow their silver production fast, without opening a new mine and so without adding to silver supply that could depress the price of the commodity.

What a fantastic idea, but...

Well, the strike price is "nominal" because the contracts SLW has with the miners (Luismin, etc.) also include up front cash and stock payments which are not reflected in the strike price. That is, SLW paid substantial sums up front to obtain the "nominal" strike price of 3.90 US$/oz. When combined, the up front payment and the strike price can be viewed as the "equivalent" strike price, which would undoubtedly increase in the case of additional or replacement contracts in unison with an increase in the silver price during a bull market advance. That is to say, the "nominal" strike price could only be maintained in future deals at 3.90 US$/oz if larger and larger up front payments are made.

So, what happens to early established positions in SLW if the company keeps entering into new contracts as the silver price rises? Shareholders will see their "equivalent" strike price rising from the current level to higher and higher amounts. They bought SLW because it was like an option at 3.90 US$/oz with an option premium - the up front payment - a financial model that is relatively easy to understand. But if management wants to keep growing the company based on its original business model, it will have to buy increasingly expensive contracts, and this dilutes the original shareholders who bought early (when contracts where cheap). SLW also eventually turns into a royalty play as the strike price becomes a smaller and smaller component of the total outlay which is increasingly dominated by a large up front payment. There is nothing wrong with royalty plays per se, but that is not the model advanced by Silver Wheaton and it does not appear to be one that management wishes to embrace.

In fact, when the "equivalent" strike price of new contracts exceeds the average cash cost of primary silver miners, Silver Wheaton no longer represents a compelling conduit for investor participation in a stream of silver production (even with silver from a by-product source). Instead, standard royalty financing might become more compelling for miners since they not only get more money in advance but they also get to retain most, if not all, of the upside from the higher metal prices about which miners are increasingly confident. This could be why SLW may have discontinued its initial business model, as it simply may not make sense anymore. This could also be why the Penasquito and Dolores projects recently got financed through royalty programs. Instead, SLW seems intent on growth by taking a stake in advanced stage deposits, which is increasing the risk profile and, as I said before, turning it into more and more of a stock fund.

But, do they need to grow? Not necessarily. Perhaps the relevant question should be, why do they still want to grow? Perhaps part of the answer has been given by Rob McEwen during his fight for a shareholder vote on the Glamis acquisition by GoldCorp: management may want to grow a company regardless of the best interest of shareholders simply because compensation rate and esteem within the industry are often seen as commensurate with company size.