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    SUBJECT: SLW Halted Posted By: TenneBob
    Post Time: 1/31/2008 16:30
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    After a day when silver hit $17... yet the stock traded down substantially... this is a little ominous.


    Anyone have a guess as to the news?
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    Market Regulation Services - Trading Halt - Silver Wheaton Corp. - SLW
    1/31/2008


    TORONTO, Jan. 31, 2008 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
    The following issues have been halted by Market Regulation Services (RS):


    Issuer Name: Silver Wheaton Corp.


    TSX Ticker Symbol: SLW


    Time of Halt: 4:11 PM EST


    Reason for Halt: Pending News


    SOURCE: Market Regulation Services Inc.


    SOURCE: Market Regulation Services - Halts/Resumptions


    contact - RS Inquiries (416) 646-7299 - * Please note that RS is not able to provide any additional information regarding a specific trading halt. Information is limited to general enquiries only.


    Copyright (C) 2008 CNW Group. All rights reserved.



    linar :)

    Eldo - was meinst Du dazu ?(


    .......Without investing in any sort of exploration, mining, or processing, the world has been able to continue to consume beryllium from Cold War stockpiles. Since the U.S. Defense Department has sold off the entire stockpile, I don’t know where the beryllium is going to come from to meet the needs of the nuclear renaissance, let alone other industrial applications.


    This is creating a really interesting situation for beryllium. There is one company that has emerged as a de facto beryllium monopoly, which is Brush Engineered Materials (BW:NYSE). Brush controls 60% of the global production of beryllium from mines, and they control a lot of the processing........


    http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=bw


    linar :)

    .....TGR: Do you want to give us a few names of uranium stocks you still own?


    PASSIN: One uranium stock that I still own is UEX Corporation (UEX:TO). What I like about it is that it’s well funded. The largest shareholder is Cameco Corp. (CCO:TSX), the world’s largest uranium producer. UEX, through its joint venture with AREVA (Paris:CEI.PA), has made a spectacular discovery on the Shea Creek exploration project. The scope of the project, based on the width and the extent of the mineralization, suggests to me that Shea Creek has the potential to a world-class uranium mine......


    http://www.commodityonline.com…y/newsdetails.php?id=5182


    linar :) (...hab noch nicht richtig durchgelesen :rolleyes: sorry)

    ...da sich ja eh alles auf den Goldpreis auswirkt :rolleyes: kann man auch Cramer zuhören, bin zwar kein Fan von ihm, aber er nennt doch einige Zahlen und Gefahren :rolleyes:


    http://www.crooksandliars.com/…mer_recession_011808.wmv/


    Cramer is correct in assuming that the market won't open. And yet, so far, nothing has been done to avert the disaster which lies just ahead. Maybe nothing can be done?



    So, how did things get so bad, so fast? How could the world's most resilient and profitable markets be transformed into a carnival sideshow peddling poisonous “mortgage-backed” snake-oil to every gullible investor?



    Author and stock market soothsayer Pam Martens puts it like this:The Free Market Myth Dissolves into Chaos


    “How could a layered concoction of questionable debt pools, many of dubious origin, achieve the equivalent AAA rating as U.S. Treasury securities, backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, and time-tested over a century of panics, crashes and the Great Depression?


    How did a 200-year old "efficient" market model that priced its securities based on regular price discovery through transparent trading morph into an opaque manufacturing and warehousing complex of products that didn't trade or rarely traded, necessitating pricing based on statistical models?”


    How, indeed?


    The answer to all these questions is “deregulation”. The financial system has been handed over to scam-artists and fraudsters who've created a multi-trillion dollar inverted pyramid of shaky, hyper-inflated, subprime slop that they've sold around the world with the tacit support of the ratings agencies and the US political establishment. (wink, wink) Now that system is about to collapse and there's nothing that the Federal Reserve can do to stop the Great Credit Unwind of '08.




    linar :)

    Goldcorp seen eager to sell Silver Wheaton stake


    Tue Jan 29, 2008 12:01pm EST


    TORONTO, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Goldcorp Inc. (G.TO: Quote, Profile, Research) may be on the verge of selling its 49 percent stake in Silver Wheaton Corp (SLW.TO: Quote, Profile, Research), the Financial Post newspaper said on Tuesday, while analysts agreed the timing is right for a sale.


    Selling the stake could raise around C$1.8 billion ($1.8 billion), based on Silver Wheaton's stock price. The Post said Goldcorp has begun hiring investment bankers for a sale likely by way of a secondary offering....
    http://www.reuters.com/article…ews/idUSN2960054120080129


    linar :)


    ...heute morgen bei un:


    Jim Rogers: Bernanke is a very dangerous man - he spends tons of money to bail out his Wallstreet friends
    Washington making things worse
    tax cuts - waste of money
    let the recession take place and get over it
    it's not the FEDs duty to bail out Goldman Sachs und dann mit Gelächter at the end they bail out CNBC


    too many gold bulls right now - if it goes down I buy more und mit Gelächter probably I buy more when it goes up on the long run it will go up (CNBC)


    linar :)

    Zitat

    Original von Eldorado
    Crosshair, der Frisur wird man nicht Herr. :D


    ...das ist die Schnäppchen-Frisur [Blockierte Grafik: http://themysterybox.com/amg/pix/badhairday.jpg]


    Ux Weekly reported that its weekly uranium spot price indicator has declined to US$78 per lb U3O8 from US$86 per lb, although there were no spot transactions reported for the week. The lower price reflected a softening of offers to the US$78-86 per lb range on the Tullet Prebon physical forwards platform on Monday, while the NYMEX settlement range remains at US$85-88 per lb for the remainder of the year. The long-term contract price indicator remained at US$95 per lb. Ux Weekly noted that the weakness in the spot offer prices could be related to the turmoil in global equity markets and the potential requirement for investment funds to raise cash by selling physical uranium. Ux also reported that sustained demand in the term market appears related to longer contract periods, as more customers adopt a more strategic approach to the market. As such, we believe the stability of the long-term contract price is a better metric for the current outlook for the emerging uranium producers. Nonetheless, the downward pressure on the spot price indicators remains, which should be negative for sentiment, although the fundamental outlook for the industry appears less affected.


    linar :rolleyes:

    Ecuador says seizes foreigners' mining concessions
    Fri Jan 25, 2008 9:32am EST

    QUITO, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Ecuador's leftist government seized 17 mining concessions held by foreign companies as it seeks to overhaul the rules for the growing sector, the mining minister said on Friday.


    Canadian junior companies such as Aurelian Resources (ARU.TO: Quote, Profile, Research), Corriente Resources (CTQ.TO: Quote, Profile, Research) (ETQ.A: Quote, Profile, Research) and Iamgold Corp (IMG.TO: Quote, Profile, Research) are exploring for gold and copper in the small Andean nation. (Reporting by Alexandra Valencia; Writing by Saul Hudson)


    http://www.reuters.com/article…2533092420080125?rpc=401&


    linar :)

    ...hatte das Interview in ein anderes Forum gestellt um Kommentare zu hören - bin gleich zusammen geschissen worden :rolleyes:
    ich mein ja auch dass France and Germany broke nicht eben vor der Türe steht....aber das mit dem Amero scheint irgendwie hartnäckig zu sein :rolleyes: und wenn das Silber usw. usw. soll's mir recht sein :D


    linar :)