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Der neue Grandich:

http://www.grandich.com/docs/alert_03-31-08.pdf

Bis Mai versäum ich da nicht viel, dachte ich...........
Nachher ist man immer g´scheiter........

Formation Capital (FCO:TSE $ 0.55) – The Company continues to move forward towards attaining their final mine permit on their 100%-owned Idaho Cobalt Project. The cobalt project is a unique, primary cobalt deposit located in Idaho and will be capable of producing high purity cobalt metal suitable for critical applications in the super alloy sector. Such alloys are used in the moving parts of jet engine turbines, and are in strong demand. Since
my last mention in my January 09, 2008 edition, progress on the project has been made on many fronts. However, despite all-time high cobalt prices reaching over $50/lb, those positive developments have been made in very jittery markets as evidenced in their rather stagnant share price.
Progress on their cobalt project since the beginning of the year included the completion of the Biological Assessment and the receipt of their water rights permit. The completed Biological Assessment kicked-off a 135-day Consultation Period between the permitting agencies to complete the Biological Opinion. This infers the agencies have until no later than the middle
of May to complete this document, which, according to FCO Company officials, is the last major piece of the puzzle needed to complete the final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The Forest Service's Schedule of Proposed Action, being admittedly conservative, shows a completion date of July for the final EIS. The final EIS is typically issued with a Record of
Decision, which for all intents and purposes is the go ahead to commence construction. Management has indicated it is their goal to start construction this summer. Whether or not that becomes a reality remains to be seen, but regardless they seem to be nearing the finish line on their permitting.
On another front, the investment communities' reaction to very impressive results from their Virgin River uranium 2007 drill program released in early March give a revealing insight to the market's thinking. On news that the highest grade uranium mineralization to date was discovered on the project (33.8 feet or 10.3 meters grading 12.76%, with a maximum
grade of 52.2% encountered), FCO traded a notable 1.5 million shares, yet ended up closing down a penny on the day. This is a good example of some investors thinking it’s a good time to acquire stock on good news while others are taking money off the table under uncertain market conditions.

Tut sich ja einiges heute:

Super Merger: Peak gold, metallica und New Gold.
Sehr gut für den ganzen Bereich.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080331/0381647.html

Halted:
Gammon Gold und Newmac:

72 Meter 0,4 Moly
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080331/200803310451854001.html?.v=1

Gammon mit Zahlen:
Inzwischen wieder gehandelt.

Gammon Gold Announces Fourth Quarter & Year End 2007 Financial Results
Monday March 31, 10:00 am ET

HALIFAX, March 31 /PRNewswire/ - Gammon Gold Inc. ("Gammon Gold") (TSX:GAM and AMEX:GRS) announces fourth quarter and year end financial results for the three and twelve months ended December 31, 2007.

For the three-month period ended December 31, 2007 the Company reported sales of $39,699,932 compared to $34,381,498 for the same period in 2006. Net loss for the quarter was $20,728,989 or $0.19 per share compared to $3,291,590 or $0.04 per share for the same period in 2006.

For the twelve-month period ended December 31, 2007 the Company reported sales of $152,058,628 compared to $64,235,896 for the same period in 2006. Net loss for the period was $101,313,968 or $0.90 per share compared to $25,308,401 or $0.29 per share for the same period in 2006.......

Orko vergrößert Martha wie gehabt: auch halted
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080331/200803310451660001.html?.v=1

Hallo zwyss,
mich wundert das gar nicht.....mehr.
Schau dir die zahlen von Gammon Gold an.

For the three-month period ended December 31, 2007 the Company reported sales of $39,699,932 compared to $34,381,498 for the same period in 2006. Net loss for the quarter was $20,728,989 or $0.19 per share compared to $3,291,590 or $0.04 per share for the same period in 2006.

For the twelve-month period ended December 31, 2007 the Company reported sales of $152,058,628 compared to $64,235,896 for the same period in 2006. Net loss for the period was $101,313,968 or $0.90 per share compared to $25,308,401 or $0.29 per share for the same period in 2006.......

Hab die übrigens verkauft, weil ich geld brauchte.
Die schlechten News sollten jetzt zu 100% heraußen sein.

Oder heute Sterling:
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/080402/srlm.ob10-k_a.html
Ist zwar kein guter vergleich, weil sie noch nicht viel produzieren.

Wir haben einfach einen total beschissenen Markt zur Zeit......

Bandera versus Barnett lawsuit:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080401/200804010452555001.html?.v=1
Also ganz blick ich da nach Überflug noch nicht durch.....

Sehr erfreulich, dass Yale/Exmin endlich Urique drillen......das freut mich sehr
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080401/0382403.html

Ebenso beginnt Kimber auf monterde:
http://biz.yahoo.com/cnw/08040…res_drill_montr.html?.v=1

Grüße
Tschonko

Hallo,
wo kann man denn Beiträge bearbeiten?
Mich haut´s immer wieder raus und muss mich neu anmelden. Das war die Ursache, dass ich nicht bearbeiten konnte...
Geht schon wieder.
Aber das raushauen??

Zusatz zwyss:
die ganzen Minenarbeiten, Aufrüstungen werden immer teurer.
Aber so wie du das darstellst, scheint es ja nicht zu sein.
assets 14 mille. Das ist Vermögen.
Verlust machen sie schon, aber nicht deine zahlen, so weit ich das gesehen habe.

Grüße

heron,
La Parilla wird immer größer, eine sehr gute Meldung, da kommt noch mehr.

Aurcana wird primary silver producer.......

Aurcana Acquires Near Term Silver Production Project
Thursday April 3, 6:00 am ET

Company Set To Become Primary Silver Producer
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - April 3, 2008) - Aurcana Corporation (TSX VENTURE:AUN - News; "Aurcana" or the "Company") is pleased to announce it has agreed to acquire a 100% interest in the Shafter Silver Mine ("Shafter") from Silver Standard Resources Inc. ("Silver Standard"). Shafter is located in southwest Texas and is fully accessible via paved highway from El Paso, Texas. Shafter has an estimated measured and indicated resource of 21,000,000 ounces of silver and an inferred resource of 20,200,000 ounces of silver. This estimate is based on a previously prepared technical report for Silver Standard by Pincock Allen and Holt on the Shafter Silver Mine dated April 10, 2001 and filed on SEDAR June 3, 2002. A copy of the report is available on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) under Silver Standard's profile. Details of the estimated resource are shown in the table below:
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Estimated Contained
Resources Tons Silver oz./ton Silver Ounces
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Measured 658,000 9.89 6,500,000
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Indicated 1,427,000 10.14 14,500,000
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Measured & Indicated 2,085,000 10.06 21,000,000
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Inferred 1,572,000 12.83 20,200,000
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The Company plans to commission a NI 43-101 compliant technical report to confirm the resource estimate.
Shafter's past production history spanned the period from 1883 to 1942 when the mine was closed by the War Act. Total production during that period was 2.306 million tons of ore containing 35.153 million ounces of silver at an average grade of 15.24 ounces of silver per ton.
All necessary infrastructure is in place at Shafter with a major power line and paved highway crossing the property, an electrical sub-station on site, a 320 metre shaft serviced by a 80 ton per hour hoist, 1,555 metres of underground development and an 800 ton per day conventional mill that was moved to Shafter in 2003.
Aurcana will use the expertise and experience of its operating team, which successfully refurbished and restarted the La Negra mine in 13 months, to assemble the mill and re-start the mine at Shafter. The Company estimates that the Shafter mine could be in production in just over 15 months.
"Acquiring the Shafter Silver Mine from Silver Standard Resources has significantly accelerated Aurcana's commitment to become an emerging silver producer," states Ken Booth, President of Aurcana. "We will now focus on identifying additional high quality silver assets."
The acquisition terms require Aurcana to pay Silver Standard $23 million in cash; 15 million Aurcana common shares; and a $10 million convertible debenture paying a 3% coupon with a three year term and convertible into 6.62 million Aurcana common shares at $1.51 per share. Total consideration based on Aurcana's closing price of $0.64 on April 1, 2008 is $42.6 million. The acquisition is subject to the signing of a definitive agreement and a closing on or before June 30, 2008. The acquisition is subject to certain conditions including acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange.
About Aurcana Corporation:
Aurcana Corporation is a Canadian mining company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, symbol AUN. The 80% owned La Negra silver-lead-zinc-copper mine in Queretaro State, Mexico operates at 1,000 tonnes per day. The 100% owned Rosario silver-lead-zinc-gold mine in Sinaloa State, Mexico is advancing to commence production at a planned rate of 800 tonnes per day in 2009. The reader should be cautioned the Company has not completed feasibility studies confirming the projected production capacity for La Negra and Rosario or the feasibility of the Shafter Mine and there is no certainty the Company's plans will be economically viable. The Company is currently carrying out aggressive exploration programs at La Negra and Rosario in order to increase historical reserves and resources and with success this could lead directly to expansion of production.
Ron Nichols, P.Eng. a Director and Vice President of Exploration for Aurcana, and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, supervised the preparation of the technical information in this release.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AURCANA CORPORATION
Ken Booth, President

Tom Szabo mit einer Replik zu U.S Silver.
Sterling Mining kommt auch vor.....

Okay, enough BS, I'm going to discuss a silver stock today that I think may offer an unusual opportunity regardless of where silver prices are headed in the next 6 months. It is a stock I've mentioned before but I don't recall if I've ever discussed it as an investment opportunity. That, however, is exactly what I am going to do now. U.S. Silver is a relatively new company that acquired the Silver Valley projects of Coeur d'Alene Mines in mid-2006 for about $15 million in cash. These projects consist of the Galena, Coeur and Caladay Mines as well as surrounding exploration territory, which U.S. Silver has been steadily expanding.

Before going further, I will mention the main negatives about U.S. Silver, and those are the share structure and dependence on recruitment and retention of skilled miners in order to meet production forecasts.

The company has 250 million shares on a fully diluted basis, which is a very high number and is probably the result of management relying too much on investment banks. This slew of shares includes a substantial number that will become free trading over the next few months as well as tens of millions of shares that will likely be sold into a rising share price. My strategy for U.S. Silver includes a possible solution to dealing with this share overhang.

The lack of skilled miners isn't unique to U.S. Silver, but it is particularly acute when it comes to underground, deep shaft stope mining as practiced in the Silver Valley of Idaho. New demands on the labor supply won't disappear soon, either, because local, regional and international mining operations keep expanding. For example, the neighboring Sunshine Mine just went back into production last December. While it may be true that U.S. Silver has been struggling with this problem for the last two years and will continue to struggle with it for the foreseeable future, the possibility that an upper hand has been gained is precisely why I am discussing the company now. Specifically, U.S. Silver has instituted an employee bonus pool tied to profits, which appear to be right around the corner. Miners are a fickle bunch but very practical when it comes to financial matters, so the prospects of working at a profitable mine for a lot of money is often the best recruiter.

U.S. Silver currently trades around 60 cents Canadian (it was as high as $1.50 last May) for a fully diluted market cap of $150 million at present. The low share price is probably deserved based on production problems and shortfalls due to the aforementioned labor shortage as well as the need to bring the mine infrastructure up to spec.

Buying shares in U.S. Silver is a turnaround play like Gammon Gold (which just reported a disappointing update to its production outlook and mineral resources, and as a result, the stock has fallen back into a sell zone) and therefore is quite risky in that a turnaround may not materialize, or it may be delayed. Be that as it may, the 60 cent share price offers an attractive entry point assuming a 6 month hold. If the share price reaches $1.20 within 6 months (approx. 100% return), I will take profits (selling at least 50% of the position) because there is likely to be a pullback from that level as a large amount of private placement shares are sold into the market. Once a pullback is completed, there may be another opportunity to buy as long as the 6 month window has not closed.

Why the 6 month window? Well, that is the timeframe I believe should reasonably be required to demonstrate whether or not management's most recent production goals for 2008 can be achieved. If yes, the share price should easily double. If no, the share price is likely to wallow at current levels and perhaps even somewhat lower (this is where the risk comes into play).

The above is not a recommendation to buy or sell U.S. Silver or any other stock. It merely lays out a strategy that I plan to utilize in my personal trading/investing/speculating. Specifically, I am buying U.S. Silver in the next few days and will hold the shares until the earliest of: (1) September 30, 2008, (2) share price reaches $1.20, or (3) turnaround plan has floundered. Nobody gave me this idea and I'm gaining nothing from sharing it other than the discipline that comes with public disclosure. I may or may not update what happens to this trade but I will mention if I change something. If you do something similar to this, please be aware of the significant risks that accompany a strategy where the goal is a 100% return within 6 months.

Hallo Lucky,
erleichtert vielleicht das Anschauen.

Artikel von http://www.minesite.com/
man muss sich registrieren lassen. Ähnlich schmerzlos wie beim Augenarzt....

Alles recht mit der Tiefe, wird halt teurer.
Ideal open pit und Untergrund.
Und bei great panther muss man halt bedenken, dass sie relativ kleine Mill haben und auch gar keine viel größere hinstellen brauchen, weil es nicht viel bringt. Ähnlich wie bei Impact.
Da tanzen auch bald Zahlen an. Bin gespannt.

Grüße
Tschonko

Great Panther Leaps Forward: This Year Promises Increased Production And More Silver Ounces In The Ground

By Alastair Ford

It’s a funny old business mining silver. Robert Archer, chief executive of Great Panther Resources, is somewhat bemused that as a producer sitting on top of 22.3 million indicated ounces on just one of several properties in the portfolio, his company is valued at less than others with no production to their names, who boast no more than inferred ounces. But then Mexico is a funny old place to mine. As Mr Archer says, it’s one of the most prospected countries in the world. So much of the ground has been walked, and so much of the surface has been scratched by historic and artisanal work, but as far as detailed exploration goes, activity has been a lot more limited. “The Spaniards didn’t have any diamond drills”, Mr Archer explains, “they would sink a shaft until they hit a vein, and then they’d follow it. In the twentieth century the co-operatives continued to do that. They never needed to do exploration”.
Still there are some well-worked areas. Great Panther’s Rayas property, part of its larger holding across the Guanajuato mine complex in central Mexico, boasts what’s probably the largest diameter shaft in the world. No-one’s quite sure exactly how to verify this – a quick reference to the Guiness Book of Records proves unenlightening – but at first pass it looks more like a medieval crusader castle than a mineshaft. The ounces in the ground underneath might be fairly substantial too. Historically a billion - yes a billion – have already come out of Guanajuato, but Mr Archer reckons the property still holds the potential to yield up half a billion more. There’s plenty of work still to be done before that can be treated as a statement of fact rather than aspiration, of course, and Mr Archer makes no bones about it. “No one should be expecting us to drill this off in any short time”. For a start the likely mineralized area is over 4 kilometres long. The illustration of a football field to scale at the top right hand corner of the company’s schematics is actually rather lost in the comparative vastness of the overall property, which boasts a network of old shafts and workings right across it.

The initial focus for Great Panther will be deep drilling in the central block. That will immediately add ounces, reckons Mr Archer. What’s more new hirings have turned around what had been a slightly stuttering producing operation, such that in the year to December 2007, production from Guanajuato rose by over 350 per cent to over 710,000 silver equivalent ounces. This year, with a fair wind, it should hit 1.1 million ounces. At US$13.95 per ounce, net of byproducts, costs are fairly high, and the operation did in fact miss the company’s own targets, perhaps in some part explaining why Great Panther’s valuation isn’t all that Mr Archer thinks it should be.

But across the company, the current quarter, he says, will be a record. Slap bang in the middle of the Sierra Madre, at the other producing asset, Topia, the company produced just under 630,000 silver equivalent ounces, at the much more reasonable cost of US$6.21 net. That should rise this year to 650,000 ounces, on a throughput rate of around 170 tonnes per day. And in the background, but moving ever closer to the fore is that aforementioned indicated resource of 22.3 million ounces. That’s derived from ongoing work on Great Panther’s third key asset, Mapimi which sits astride a main highway, and within hiking distance of a Penoles smelter. At the moment production is still some way off from Mapimi, but an in-house scoping study is underway, and the property continues to present attractive-looking anomalies so we’re a long yet from know the true extent of any possible economic mineralization. At some stage Great Panther will have to decide when to start progressing it towards production, but at the moment, with ounces coming out of the ground and cash flowing in, there’s plenty of time in which to make a considered decision.

He bottom fisher,
schön, dass es dir gut geht.

Der artikel ist aber laaaang....., dabei ist es die Kurzversion.

Ich hab noch nichts abgeschrieben. Nur immer schaun, dass ich cashpositiv bin.
Vom depot her bin ich 20% hinten.
Wenn ich wenigr blöd wär, wären es nur 10%.....

Kaufen kann man schon wieder, aber nur die, die schon ein bisserl einen Boden haben,
und die die 200 er Linie aufrecht angehen oder zumindest waagrecht.

Bitte beispiele bringen.

Ich hab mal FR.TO. Da ist es noch nicht ganz soweit, schaut aber schon gut aus....

Grüße
tschonko

Lucky,
guter Beitrag, danke.

@edel,
darauf werd ich noch zurückkommen bei "Depotstruktur"

Schade, dass da niemand auf die "Chartidee" eingeht.
FR war ja eine Ansage (siehe Samstag)

AUN ist acch interessant mit der Shafter e Übernahme von SSRI.

Arian Silver Corporation: Further Bonanza Silver Grades Intersected at San Jose
Monday April 7, 2:00 am ET

- 5.8m grading 509 g/t (16.4 opt) silver, 0.86% lead and 1.69% zinc

- 2.1m grading 1,058 g/t (34 opt) silver, 0.65% lead and 1.17% zinc

- 2.2m grading 644 g/t (20.7 opt) silver, 0.17% lead and 0.36% zinc

- Bulk tonnage silver targets and several new vein systems discovered
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - April 7, 2008) - Arian Silver Corporation ("Arian" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:AGQ - News; AIM:AGQ)(PLUS:AGQ)(FRANKFURT:I3A - News) is pleased to report further excellent results from its Phase-One drilling programme at its San Jose Property in Zacatecas State, Mexico. This 65-hole, 12,000 metre ("m"), programme was completed mid-March and has proved the continuation along strike of the San Jose Vein system between the Solidad and Santa Ana resource areas (see Press Release dated 3 March, 2008 entitled "Initial NI 43-101 Resource Calculation at San Jose"). The programme has also discovered several additional new veins within the San Jose Property.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080407/200804070453205001.html?.v=1

ECU und GOG auch wieder. Wieder relativ schwache Gehalte, aber hier zählt die Ausdehnung.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080407/200804070453311001.html?.v=1

Wenn bei den Juniors schon Flaute herrscht,
dann lass ich heut anderswo die Post abgehen.
Freu mich schon.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gesn-Hgo0xw leider Tonqualität!

Zum Probieren....
http://www.youtube.com/results…oi=spell&resnum=0&spell=1

Und als Highlight Boban in GUCA, jedes Jahr Anfang August........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVqnNqkRk4Q

Grüße
Tschonko

Scheint noch nicht ganz so weit zu sein......