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heron,
wr ja bei First Silver dabei.
Hat mich ein paar trades mit FR gekostet, das zu reparieren.
Avino wär auch ein kandidat, aber die sind schon fast zu teuer. Ich glaub, die machen garnichts....

Arian Silver Corporation: Private Placement to Raise Up to Cdn$ 3,000,000: zu 0,3 warrants zu 0,45.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080424/200804240457248001.html?.v=1

Die Rutsche ist weiter aktiv, bei mir sind mal die ganzen Gewinne vom Vorjahr weg.....

Bob Moriarty hatz bei Yale angeschoben.....
Der Foreman ist ein Guter ........

New Kid on the Block
Bob Moriarty
Archives
Apr 23, 2008
I went to a gold show in Miami a few months before starting 321gold in 2001. There may have been 10 companies attending. There were so few visitors and so few companies interested in telling their story it played a big part in convincing Barbara and me to start our gold site. Either no one was ever going to invest in gold or silver mining ever again or it was the greatest opportunity in 5,000 years.
It turned out to be the greatest opportunity in 5,000 years and in 2001 through 2004 you could throw darts and pick winners. Everything was flying, even the turkeys.
Now we have a situation with record prices across the board in every commodity I can think of. Attending a gold show is like going to a revival. I think there are something like 3,000 juniors out there, most of them begging for attention.
Take my word, the stories are compelling, there are some simply wonderful juniors, all wilting on the vine. It's hard to get the attention of anyone when you are standing in a room with 2,999 other people screaming at the tops of their lungs, "Buy me! Buy me!" So I spend a lot of my time traveling, visiting new stories, in an effort to help guys get their story out.
So when I go to see some entirely new kid on the block and he has a story worth telling, it gives us great pleasure to visit the project, write about it and post it on the website.
Other than the bats; I hate bats almost as much as I hate heights and I got both of them on this trip. Don't think that writing up gold projects is all pleasure; sometimes you have to wade through bat shit after climbing creakity wooden ladders.

Yale Resources Ltd
I met Ian Foreman, President of Yale Resources (YLL-V) on a trip to Tanzania two years ago. At the time Yale was working on a project on Namibia that never came to fruition. During 2006, Ian made the decision to move the focus of the company to Mexico.
He's done well since then, assembling a host of properties across Mexico. I've seen him several times over the past two years and each time he said that he wanted me to come visit but not until he has something really interesting. When I saw him in Vancouver recently he indicated that it was time. He's got some barnburners.
I went down a week ago and spent a couple of days, first near Hermosillo, and then we took a short flight into the Sierra Madres.
I flew into Hermosillo and we drove an hour or so northwest to his Verde Grande project, part of the La Verde property. In mid-2007, Yale agreed to pay $1.6 million for a 100% interest in the 300 hectare La Verde property. Ian has staked an additional 2,000 hectares surrounding the original La Verde project.
The property has 5 known past producing deposits of silver, zinc, copper and gold. It has an historic resource of about half a million tons of over $200 rock. Yale has averaged 1.54% copper, 57.9 g/t silver, 1.32% zinc and .12 g/t Au over 181 samples taken over 500 meters of workings.
We climbed down through the 7 levels of drifts and 5 shafts. The place was filled with bats, the floor covered with you know what. You can catch a deadly disease from bat poop so we were wearing safety equipment and masks. I hate bats. But I hate climbing down ladders into old mines too, so this was a double header.
The visit was well worth it. You can see the mineralization, it's that rich. It's copper oxide so there is a good chance tests will show it can be leached. When it was mined before, it was mined as an underground mine, the material was floated and the concentrate shipped. Ian wants to mine it as a bulk tonnage, open pit and leach it. If he can, the costs to go into production will be low and potential profit high.
As I said, the rock is worth about $200 and there is a historical resource of about half a million tons. Yale's team wants to increase the tonnage through drilling to around 2 million tons and then go into production. $200 rock is about the same as 5-6 g/t gold and it's not earthshaking. And 2 million tons is tiny. But the idea of putting this puppy into production is brilliant.
I've said it before, I'll say it again, anyone not planning on production at these prices should be using the land for moose pasture, that's all it's good for. Yale still has a tight share structure. If Ian could get this into production, he could use the cash flow to finance further exploration. That's simply brilliant and what every junior should be striving for.
I like the La Verde property. The potential is wide open and if Ian used cash flow to finance exploration, certainly he is in a position to widely expand the resource and tonnage.
The next day we flew into the wilds of the Sierra Madre. Yale is deep in the midst of big game country and Ian is carrying a high-powered elephant rifle. The Urique property is in the middle of the prolific Chihuahua-Sonora gold belt, bordered by the Goldcorp's El Sauzal 2.1 million ounce mine on the south and Kimber's 45 million ounce silver. 8 million ounce gold deposit on the north.
The Urique property consists of 11 concessions over 28,800 hectares. Yale entered into a joint venture with Exmin in August of 2006 on the property. The terms of the JV call for Yale to spend $4.5 million over a five-year period and to issue 1.5 million shares to Exmin.
Basically, Ian has purchased a rock solid project, not cheap. That's a really good idea if you like the future of silver and gold. I do. The company has spent most of the last two years funding the basic, grass roots work necessary on any good target. They now have a number of excellent drill targets.
Yale is at the stage where the rubber meets the road. Geophysics and surface mapping indicate a 2.5-kilometer long, 2 to 9 meters wide structurally-controlled breccia area hosting 2 sets of prior historical workings. The target is called the Cerro Colorado target and drilling began early this month. Chip samples returned grades of 2.2 g/t gold and 150 g/t silver over 3 meters and 5.46 g/t gold and 35 g/t silver over 9 meters from another zone.
This is the sweet spot of investing when you are buying juniors. They are lottery tickets. It is gambling. But the best time to buy the tickets is just before the balls pop out. At least you know if you win or lose. Yale is in the midst of a 1500-meter program in 12-13 holes. Some holes are already in for assay and I'd expect results in 2-3 weeks. Should the drill results match the chip samples, Yale is going a lot higher and quickly.
Ian Foreman has done an excellent job of building a base of good projects in Mexico. He has committed to spending a lot of money on those projects and I approve. Far too many managers of juniors act as if all they are interested in doing is spending money and collecting a paycheck. Ian has bet his future on success. I fully support him. Exmin is currently the operator of the Urique project and this gives Yale technical and logistical support. If Yale hits, there will be lots of money from investors.
Yale began in Mexico with a few silver projects near Zacatecas that are the result of a joint venture with Impact Silver. At this point, he is and should be concentrating on La Verde and Urique. His plate is full and we may be hearing the sound of his ship coming in. He can sort out the silver projects when he has more people on board.
I was impressed enough with what I saw to buy some shares. Yale is not an advertiser. As a shareholder, naturally I am biased so you should take that into account. I asked Ian to only contact me when he has something red hot and I think he has it. Results will be out shortly.
As an investor you earned your money and any profit is yours to enjoy should you invest wisely. It's your money, do your own due diligence.
Yale Resources Ltd
YLL-V $.175 (Apr 22)
YRLLF-OTCBB
35.1 million shares
Yale Resources website

Kenneth J. Gerbino mit einem interessanten Artikel auf
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/gerbino/gerbino042508.html

Big News on The Gold Stocks and Notes on The Juniors You Need to Know
Apr 25, 2008

Here is my assessment of the current gold share market.

* The gold price is taking a much needed correction and bullion corrections are almost always severe and volatile and the shares follow.
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* Obviously gold coming down could mean less profits and cash flow for companies and this unnerves some holders to sell.
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* With major investment banks projecting a long term gold price of $700, some portfolio managers that usually invest in GE or IBM are thinking that this may be the start of a major downturn. They are therefore selling.
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* These managers don't understand that 95% of the mining analysts have never got it right on the metal prices the 35 years I have been investing in the mines. Analysts are conservative and they are cautious. They are usually from a geology or engineering background. What do they know about global economics? And if they are economists - god help us.
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* Lots of new money has come into the gold mining sector the past year and this is money that is not philosophically tuned into gold as money and most think the Fed can actually manage the currency and printing money is the normal thing to do. They saw gold going up and the stocks having positive momentum and this made sense for them to buy. When this momentum stopped they were ready to sell.

Good News

Currently there is plenty of money on the sidelines from gold share sellers that have been liquidating since November. There has been a 3-5 month topping formation in all the major gold shares (We will talk about the juniors later). Many of these sellers will most likely be back in the market for five reasons:

1. They did very well getting out at higher prices and are now somewhat familiar and comfortable with the valuations and the companies and after a 20-30% correction that is obviously overdone, they will be anxious to get back in

2. Worldwide food riots, and the globally-reported inflation numbers from just about every country is a leading indicator of higher consumer prices and hence higher gold prices. This is easy for anyone to understand.

3. The financial situation with the banking system is without a doubt enough to convince even a small portion of these non gold bug portfolio managers that a small allocation to the gold miners is probably a good idea. Since they control tens of trillions of dollars, even a small portion in mining shares will eventually create a substantial market.

4. There are also thousands if not tens of thousands of money managers and hedge fund managers that totally missed the first leg up of the gold market and the gold shares and have been patiently waiting for a correction to finally get in. These people are now aware of how bad the possible financial repercussions of the leverage and derivative craze could become and will certainly want some exposure to the metals and the shares. This correction will allow them an entry point.

5. In March the PPI and CPI in the U.S. both annualized over 11%. This is a stat that money managers and global investors will not ignore. Inflation is heating up and the Fed is still lowering interest rates. Even establishment Fed lovers know that this means they should hedge a bit with some gold.

The Market Right Now

With the recent sell off in the gold shares this week plenty of short sellers, weak holders and investors that bought at the top are selling and creating a real wicked sell off. I would think that Friday the 25th or Monday the 28th will be the end of this sell off and a substantial rally could develop. The market is very oversold. If the sell off continues then it just means an even better entry point is coming up and probably very soon.

The Juniors

The Junior shares have been in the doldrums for two years and here are the reasons:

* In the last three years there have been probably 3,000 new mining companies formed. Even with average $10 million market caps, this represents a $30 billion dilution to the junior market and a potential windfall to the promoters and insiders that are mostly dealing with moose pasture and geological dreams. Most gold bugs are suckers for a great gold story. So they sell 1,000 shares of a decent junior and buy a 1,000 shares of the moose pasture stock and when enough people do this the decent stock goes down and eventually the moose pasture stock collapses.
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* The Canadian mining industry was built on prospectors going out into the wilds with a mule and supplies for a season or so to explore and look for mineral traces on surface. This was high risk and speculators and investors for their grubstake were given a big piece of the action if anything ever developed. This tradition now continues but on a grander scale with the investment banks demanding cheap stock and warrants from the company for their own account and customers. The warrant kicker is now so prevalent in Canada that it has ruined the share structure of many small companies. Insiders sell the newly issued stock as soon as allowable and keep the warrant at no cost. If the deal works they have a free ride. But their selling kills most stocks.
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* Drilling rig shortages, assay backlogs and permitting etc. now can add 1-2 more years for a successful discovery to become a buy out or a mine. Time is money and these delays dilute the present value of the company.
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* Most management teams of small mining companies usually take very modest salaries. But they can own 2-3 million shares of stock at basically zero cost. They can't send their kids to college unless they sell some shares. They also can't wait 5-8 years for the mine they hope they will discover or for the ore body they actually have discovered to become a mine. When you are buying stock after a great press release the seller is most likely an insider.
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* After the last two years and lower junior stock prices people give up and start looking for larger companies. They then add selling to the market.

Unfortunately all these factors have really hurt the junior sector so if you are not an expert you should be careful. Thinking of holding on to a loser means you will most likely have your capital die a slow death.

Unless you own a junior mining company that is loaded to the gills with gold and silver reserves and resources you are in trouble. The ore body better be an economic ore body that actually without a doubt (almost) can become a profitable mine. The stock should be so undervalued that even the insiders are buying.

Most hard money investors would be well served to use these rules:

* Sell any stock that is issuing warrants with their next financing and tell your broker why and have him call the company as well.
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* Never put more than 5% of your money in exploration stocks unless it is an advanced exploration play with plenty of prior drill success.
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* Look for developmental companies that are within a year from bringing on new production. This is my favorite area for our Fund and one that you should pay attention to.
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* Make sure that even with much lower metal prices (gold at $600) the company will still sell for less than 15 times after tax cash flow per share.
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* Always look for companies with giant deposits that have economic grades. Even if the company is small, a big deposit gets attention.
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* I hate to say good management because almost all companies can make it look like they have good management. But good people make things happen not rocks.

In the coming years one of the best sectors for investors will be the mining industry for reasons you already know about. Progress in China and India, paper money, derivatives, insane governments, debt, etc. all point towards much higher metal prices for perhaps a decade. Don't shortchange yourself. Stay with the companies that have the real goods in the ground.

For other articles on gold, mining and the economy visit our archives at http://www.kengerbino.com.

Apr 24, 2008
Ken Gerbino

Kommentar:
Warrants haben auch einen Ausübungspreis, aber sie müssen eben nicht ausgeübt werden und sie können nicht fallen.
Dazu kommt noch, dass kurz vor dem Verkauf (nach einem PP) man noch short geht.
Das bringt erst die Mäuse.
Das hat Gerbino nicht erwähnt.
Soeben bei FR gesehnen, ich glaub auch bei Sterling war es der Fall.
Bei 20-40% Minus kann man sich dann wieder eindecken.

Dazu kommt noch, dass, wenn die Warrants dann frei sind, sie wieder abverkauft werden.
UND: besonders heftiges shorten, wenn schon absehbar ist, dass eine company geld braucht....

Die Dilution möcht ich da garnicht erwähnen, weil sie nicht immer schlecht ist bzw. weil es nicht ohne geht.

Besonders ärgerlich ist es, wenn man die Schweinsgriffel hat, knapp vor einem PP sich einzukaufen am freien Markt.
Das ist mir jetzt das dritte Mal bei Sterling passiert.

Ich kann zur Zeit weder was verkaufen noch krieg ich was......

Grüße
Tschonko

Tom Szabo vom 25.4.:
ahaa, stinkbid bei Oremex...

Speaking of adding, I bought another 5,000 shares of U.S. Silver today at 55 cents. The shares have now reached an all-time low and this is a bit disconcerting given the imminent release of presumably positive 4th quarter financial results. Until I see those, I'm not going to buy anymore as 10,000 shares is more than enough of a risk on what could turn out to be a punt. I also bought a small position in Hecla today as I expect it to double from current levels (more on that later). I will be adding to this starter position on weakness. Finally, my "stink bid" in Oremex has not been filled yet but I am still looking to augment my First Majestic position with this small gamble on a share-for-share basis.

A quick roundup of some other stocks. After exiting Southern Arc and Serengeti positions a few weeks ago I don't see much price impetus in the immediate future. Southern Arc may have some good drill results in a few weeks and I'll watch for those, but for now my focus has actually shifted to another stock, Canplats, that I've recently mentioned. The price of this one has finally started to come back down yet its Camino Rojo project near Penasquito in Mexico remains fairly exciting. I have not bought shares but I'm looking into it. I'm also mulling over Exeter near $4 as it seems to have found its legs and a slew of drill holes from its Caspiche discovery in Chile should be announced soon. Finally, I'm an observer of Silver Quest, a stock that has done particularly well in the past few days. The company has recently had to raise money at a lower price than it would like which has caused some dilution, but the financing was supposedly oversubscribed and the stock has been on a minor tear since then. The latest news out of this junior microcap silver explorer is the appointment of Exeter man Michael McPhie to its Board of Directors. The one thing I'll point out is that today's impressive price move was made on very little volume so there is probably going to be some retracement, but this might be one to keep an eye on especially if it falls back toward the 20 cent level.

Hallo Lucky,
das hab ich sehr wohl gelesen
Optionen (v.a. Puts) auf EM-Aktien verkaufen
Hast du skype? Schreib mir PN. Da müssen wir mal reden drüber. Ich kenn mich da nicht soo aus..
CFD´s wären da auch interessant, obwohl, hat shorten jetzt noch soo viel Sinn?

Hab mich wieder ein bisserl umgesehen, Mangementverbindungen und so...
Will ja immer noch wissen, wann Blackcomb Minerals an die Börse kommt.
Das selbe Team wie bei Orko und Orex Minerals REX.V

Blackcomb hat ja ein JV mit Canasil CLZ.V
http://www.canasil.com/properties/mexico_properties/

und wen findet man da im Management
Den Spitzengeologen von GG Art Freeze (Orko, Orex und Blackcomb)
und auch Gary Nordin, der mir von Nevada pacific her was sagt.
Lest einfach die BIO
http://www.canasil.com/company_info/management/

Weiters noch ein Blick auf Silvermex. Das wird heuer sehr interessant. Stehen da, wo Orko vor 2 Jahren stand und die Voraussetzungen sind nicht schlecht.
Letztes PP zu 1.

http://www.silvermexresources.com/s/Home.asp

Grüße
Tschonko

liberty,
die senior sind mir schon zu gut gegangen.
CDE ist sicher interessant auf dem Niveau...
Da frag ich mich ja schon seit langem, wieso die aus dem valley raus sind.
Weißt du was?

Hallo Lucky,
herzlichen dank für die Ausführungen. Wie es halt so ist, mit der zunahme des Wissens nehmen auch die Fragen zu...

liberty,
kann man immer.
Es kommt aber auf die Company an......
Vielleicht schaut das Sommerloch heuer nicht so aus wie sonst??

Netter 2 Minuten Clip zu ECU. Altman speaking...
http://www.ceoclips.com/media/Ecu_silver.asx

Grüße

Nachtrag zu den FR Zahlen:
Nach 3 Wochen (Jahresbericht 5,3 Mille oz) sind es nuir mehr 5,3.
Das sollt nicht sein....

Management at First Majestic is focused on executing the Company's business plan by continuing the ongoing improvements at each mine and mill and achieving its production and resource targets. Management remains very encouraged by the continued progress occurring within the Company and thus is presently anticipating 5.3 million ounces of silver equivalent production for 2008.

Ansonsten passt es:
The equivalent silver production for the quarter consisted of 895,358 ounces of silver representing a 5% increase from the prior quarter, 1,857,897 pounds of lead representing a 68% increase over the previous quarter, 240 ounces of gold representing a decrease of 49% and 318,539 pounds of zinc which represents the first zinc concentrates produced by the Company. During the quarter the combined recoveries of silver at the three different mills showed a decrease from 77% to 71% due to the start up of the Flotation circuit at San Martin, metallurgy and head grades. The overall average silver head grade in the quarter improved for the three mines increasing to 248 g/t of silver compared to the previous quarter of 240 g/t of silver.

Genco, Sterling und Silverstone wurden geprügelt.
Silverstone wurde vorgestern und gestern mit Miniumätzen runtergeholt.

Silverstone Provides Q1-2008 Silver Sales
Wednesday April 30, 12:48 pm ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 30, 2008 -- Silverstone Resources Corp. ("Silverstone") (CDNX:SST.V - News) reports sales of 403,000 ounces of silver in the first quarter of 2008. Silverstone has forecast fiscal 2008 silver sales of 2,155,000 ounces. Sales for the quarter were slightly below forecast due to timing of shipments. Silverstone purchased Q1 - 2008 production at an average cost of US$3.98 per ounce. The cost of silver is fixed at less than US$4.00 per ounce through 2010.

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Q1 - 2008 (A) Fiscal Year 2008 (F)
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Ag (oz) Ag (oz)
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Cozamin 306,000 1,300,000
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Neves-Corvo Copper 97,000 540,000
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Neves-Corvo Zinc 0 90,000
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Aljustrel Zinc 0 225,000
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Total 403,000 2,155,000
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Note: Results for the three months ended March 31, 2008 will be
reported in May 2008.

Silver Sales Forecast (1)
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2009 (F) 2010 (F)
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Ag (oz) Ag (oz)
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Cozamin 1,500,000 1,500,000
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Neves-Corvo Copper 540,000 540,000
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Neves-Corvo Zinc 260,000 260,000
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Aljustrel Zinc 875,000 1,200,000
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Total 3,175,000 3,500,000
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(1) Silver sales forecasts are based on 2007 actual metallurgical
recoveries of silver to concentrates at the various operations
combined with forecast grades and production and existing
smelter contracts for the different concentrates.
Mr. Hugh Willson, P.Geo., Vice-President, Exploration of Silverstone, who is a "qualified person" under National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the technical aspects of this news release.
ABOUT SILVERSTONE
Silverstone is a Canadian based public silver mining company with 100% of its revenue from silver production. More information is available online at: www.silverstonecorp.com.

Intzeressant auch der Bericht von USA.V :
Da gab´s ein 2 jahres low gestern.
Der Bericht ist aber gar nicht schlecht.

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080430/0392304.html

Grüße
Tschonko

Bericht zu Kimber:
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=42389

Die sind heuer auch schon von 0,6 auf 1,5. Ähnlich wie Cardero, da geht auch die Post ab zur Zeit, von 1 auf 2,22.

Impressive Intersection in Mexico By Ben Abelson
30 Apr 2008 at 01:48 PM GMT-04:00

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heron,
guter Bericht. Verkehrsanbindung etc.???

Folgendes passt da gut dazu:
http://www.finanzen.net/nachri…ommen_interessiert_718313

Industria Penoles an mexikanischen Silbervorkommen interessiert
EMFIS.COM - London 02.05.08 (http://www.rohstoffe-go.de) Die Industrias Penoles SAB wird in der nächsten ein IPO in London der Tochter Fresnillo Ltd. durchführen. Die Einnahmen aus dem Aktienverkauf, gut 900 Mio. USD, will das Unternehmen zum Teil in Expansion und Übernahmen investieren.

Die Fresnillo betreibt in Mexiko die größte Silbermine der Welt. Dort soll nun die Produktion verdoppelt werden, um von gestiegenen Silberpreisen zu profitieren. Bezüglich der Expansion des Unternehmens verwies der CEO der Fresnillo auf die 300 Explorer die in Mexiko tätig sind. Von diesen könnte das Unternehmen dann bereits bekannte Vorkommen übernehmen.

Das gehört eh her, ein paar Übernahmen, so als Signalwirkung...

Nugget,
ja wär schön, wenn es so sein sollte. Könnt sogar so sein.

EXM macht mir auch Sorgen. Größere, weil große Posi. Unter anderem!

Gestern kauf ich Impact. Heut schmiert die ab. Keine Ahnung wieso. Waren gleich am Anfang so über 100t shares gehandelt.
Hoffentlich gbt´s da keine schlechten Nachrichten.
Wären natürlich Superkaufkurse.
Zur zeit hab ich solche Scheißhausgriffeln, da kriagst einen Vogel....
Die Alternative wär Silverstone gewesen.......

Wird Zeit, dass das glückliche Händchen wieder Gestalt annimmt.

Grüße
tschonko

Hallo heron,
ja es tut sich was.

Was mich unheimlich beruhigt ist auch das,
Wenn Silber steigt, wird eingekauft.
Wenn Silber fällt, wird eingekauft.
Und in den Tälern erst recht. Physisch mein ich.

Wen könnte sich Fresnillo krallen? Kimber wär ein Kandidat.
Wenn du Fresnillo WKN, Kürzel erfährst, bitte lass es mich wissen.

Bei Impact und Silverstone solle s jeweilige Empfehlungen gegeben haben.
Und ich muss es gerade verkehrt rum erwischen...

http://www.mexicomike.ca/php/p…f2a467a007ffb8e9ed0#81844

Ansonsten Stadtfest Wien, wieder mal Böck/Hirschal und die brennenden Herzen
und das unvergleichliche "Kollegium Kalksburg"

Folgende Zeilen vom Kollegium passen nicht schlecht zur jetzigen Situation (arme Deutsche! und es ist nicht aus der "Heazkaschbalboika", also Herzinfarkt Polka...)

"wos muas ma ois glaubm bis das ma sogn kau i waas
wo soit ma wos hiidrogn und wo is wos zum hoin
wia fü muas ma wissn bis das ma glaubt jedn schaas
und warum griagn nua de wos de wos eh niggs mea woin"

http://www.kollegiumkalksburg.at/

Grüße
Tschonko

Sage advice, padrone......

Sag, versteht den 4-Zeiler a Bayer noch?

Weißt eh: "Wenn der Herrgott net will, nutz des gar nix,
drah de um, bleib stumm, sag es warnix....."

Das hat das "kollegium" ins Englische übersetzt...

if jesus is busy
»waun da heagod ned wü«
text: ernst arnold, arthur kaps musik: ernst arnold
engl.text: w.v.wizlsperger
you think that the world is the best place to dwell
but life isn´t easy between heaven and hell
so take it or leave it it´s all up to you
´cause the meaning of life is just to go through

so we hope and we strive tryin again and again
but whatever we try is mostly in vain
so don´t puzzle your head the conclusion is clear
hold out to the end cause you´re forced to be here

but if jesus is busy it´s useless
don´t complain, stake your claim, don´t blow your fuses
cause it´s always the same story until judgement day
feelin high up in april an´ shot down in may

if jesus is busy it´s useless
don´t be cruel just stay cool hold your fuses
keep your head high, don´t panic ´cause we all have to die
yes´n jesus, he always knows why

«

life gave me a lesson and i´ll give it to you
it always goes differently than you think it should do
so you never should say it has to! and i will!
cause the lord will decide and you have to hold still

don´t wrangle with fate just like donald duck
don´t always envy another ones luck
take things as they come keep on rollin´ your wheels
the last word is spoken in heavenly fields

but if jesus is busy it´s useless
don´t complain stake your claim don´t blow your fuses
cause it´s always the same story until judgement day
feelin high up in april an´ shot down in may

waun da heagod ned wü nutzt des goa iggs
sei ned bös, ned neawös, sog es woa niggs
renn ned imma fadsweifüd und kopflos herum
weu da heagod waas imma warum
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Grüße
T.