Beiträge von linar

    @silverchiller...na ja nicht eben die Sprache verschlagen - aber man wird müde :rolleyes:
    meine "grünen" die bis vor kurzem absolute Nieten waren zB WWAT überschlagen sich, das macht einfach mehr Spass, auch wegen Gewissen :rolleyes: ;) :] (...häng mich nicht an dem auf :O ) Problem ist auch - was nach-/kaufen ?( wenn schon die "besten" verprügelt werdem bleibt ja nur reine Spekulation und da wäre mir URST am liebsten, da weiss ich wenigstens, dass ich ein Los kaufe ;)


    linar :)

    Gold Falls as Banks May Increase Sales; Silver Falls (Correct)


    By Claudia Carpenter


    July 25 (Bloomberg) -- Gold fell in London on speculation European central banks will increase sales of the precious metal. Silver also dropped.


    The European Central Bank said yesterday three members of the Eurosystem of national banks sold 288 million euros ($397 million) of gold last week, equal to about 18 metric tons and up from 88 million euros the week before. European central banks may sell 157.6 tons in the next nine weeks, or an average of about 18 tons a week, according to World Gold Council figures....
    full story: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/…A&refer=commodity_futures


    :rolleyes: bald nix mehr da :rolleyes: :D


    linar :)


    ...mit dem physischen hab ich kein Problem - das schlummert still vor sich hin und bekommt immer wieder etwas Zuwachs - ich finde nur Herr Fekete drückt sich etwas sehr *vielseitig" aus ohne eigentlich was zu sagen, erinnert mich irgendwie an einen gewissen Herrn Greenspan :rolleyes: Wie auch immer - geschenkt wird einem nichts :rolleyes: :D


    linar :)

    ...hmmm - ich hoffe ich verstehe das richtig :rolleyes:


    "The teetering of the dollar at the 80 mark, according
    to some the most important chart point ever in the
    history of charting, smells like a bear-trap. A lot
    of analyst predict that if the dollar violates that
    support, then it is bound to go into a free-fall. Nobody
    is seriously considering the possibility that this chart
    point, like everything else about the dollar, is rigged.
    It is the trip-wire set to trip up the bears."


    ....also den $ nicht abschreiben :rolleyes: 80er Marke in oder her :rolleyes:
    das wäre eine ziemlich widersprüchliche Meinung zu vielen hier :rolleyes: ?(
    bin etwas verwirrt :rolleyes:


    linar :)

    Spot uranium drops again :rolleyes:


    Leonard Zehr, today at 11:21 AM EDT


    For the fourth week in a row, the spot price of uranium has dropped in a continuing meltdown from several years of speculative buying.
    The Ux Consulting Co., one of two industry consultancies that determines the weekly benchmark spot price, moved uranium to $120 (U.S.) a pound, down $10, while the other, TradeTech, held the weekly spot price at $129.
    Weighing on the market is a decision by the U.S. Department of Energy to auction up to 200 million tonnes of uranium hexafluoride, containing about 520,000 pounds of uranium oxide, in eight lots to finance the clean-up of contaminated DOE uranium inventories.
    Wellington West analyst Leonie Soltay points out that buyers remain active in the long-term uranium market, where the current price is $95 a pound and demand is robust, with at least 11 buyers actively seeking supply of about 27 million pounds for the 2007-2017 period.
    In trading on the TSX Tuesday, uranium producer Denison Mines Ltd. is down 4.8 per cent to $11.98 and Cameco Corp., reeling from several operational problems, is down 3.3 per cent to $44.62.


    http://www.theglobeandmail.com…4112104/WBStory/WBmarkets


    ...hat heute aber recht gescheppert bei den Uranern X(


    linar :)

    merci an Hoka bei SCN :)


    Posted by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard on 23 Jul 2007 at 15:37
    Tags: Economics, Currency, Gold, Euro, financial markets


    .....What unnerves me is the way gold has tended to move in sympathy with global stock markets. Whenever risk appetite rises, it rises. When investors shun risk, it falls. In other words, it has become correlated with all the speculative trades - notably the yen and franc carry trades - responding to abundant global liquidity. This liquidity is now being drained as the BoJ, ECB, SNB, BoE, Riksbank, and Chinese Central Bank, etc, turn off the tap. So be careful.


    While the pattern appears to have changed over the last couple of weeks, this is not long enough to establish a “paradigm change”, excuse the ghastly term. My concern is that gold will fall hard along with everything else (except the yen and the Swissie ;) ) in any market crash/correction......


    .....Gold will fly once investors can see that neither of the two reserve currency pillars (euro and dollar) is on a sound foundation, and once the pair are engaged in a beggar-thy-neighbour devaluation contest to stave off a slump (if necessary with the use of Ben Bernanke’s helicopters, meaning mass purchase of Treasuries, mortgage bonds, stocks, or assets of any kind to support the markets). This would amount to a partial breakdown of the monetary system. Gold will not stop at $800. It might well go beyond $2,000.


    http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/b…july07/eurocrisisgold.htm


    ...so langsam hole ich mir auch wieder einige Swissies zurück - ist einfach etwas :( jetzt bezahlen "wir" so viel fürs Gold und wenn der $ fällt gibt's wieder eine lange Durststrecke....


    linar :)

    DRDGOLD LIMITED NEW AMERIC - Nasdaq National Market: DROOD
    Last Change (%) - Bid (size) Ask (size)
    7.95 0 (0.00) 0 - 6.84 (49) - 8.79 (150)


    Changed Ticker Symbol'DROOY' is no longer valid. It has changed to DROOD.
    ..."reverse stock split" ?( habe nirgends was gelesen


    linar :)

    Zitat

    Original von LuckyFriday


    ....Nachdem ich mir 'zu fein' war, Paladin zu 10 cents zu kaufen, als sie mir angeboten worden waren, habe ich mir nun erst vor einiger Zeit 2007 nur zwei Werte zugelegt: Denison Mines (DML.TO) und Uramin ( UMN.TO), ein 'sicherer' und ein 'riskanterer' Wert....


    Gruss, ein gutes Händchen wünschend,
    Lucky


    Hallo Lucky /Zwyss :) hmmmm - ich war mir nicht zu fein und habe PDN für 9 cents gekauft und voller Stolz ob meines super Gewinnes zwischen 50 und 60 cents wieder raus.... X( X( X( bin übrigens wieder drin - mit momentanem Verlust :(
    DML halte ich seit längerer Zeit und bleibe auch vorläufig drin. UMN - meinst Du die bekommen noch eine höhere Offerte ?( ich habe sie (etwas zu früh natürlich) nach dem Areva Angebot verkauft. Dachte mir, wenn es so läuft wie bei SXR/EMC dann lieber Gewinn sichern ;)
    In UR-ENERGY INC (URE.TO) bin ich auch drin, die haben ziemlich auf den Deckel bekommen, aber was ich so lese (Du weisst - ich nehme es nicht so ganz genau :rolleyes: ) als nearterm producer sollte sich das schon wieder etwas positiver entwickeln :) nachdem Cameco eigentlich eine negative Botschaft nach der andern liefert, sollte auch der Uran Preis stabil bleiben - hoff ich mal :D


    linar :)

    Spot Uranium Price Drops Twice in a Row


    [Blockierte Grafik: http://www.stockinterview.com/…ium-spot-price-change.gif]


    Niger’s Tuareg Rebels Could Impact World’s Fourth Largest Uranium Producer


    It’s Africa. Anything can happen. Even with the uranium price.


    http://www.stockinterview.com/…ranium-price-decline.html


    ...sollte man lesen - nicht nur wegen des UranPreises.....man muss sich schon fragen, ob all dieses hinter den Resourcen herjagen noch zu verantworten ist :rolleyes:


    linar :)

    Is the Uranium Boom Close to an End?


    .....Greed or Fear?
    ......Looking at a number of recent acquisitions of gold mining companies, we found that dollars paid for the underground gold ounces varies from as little as 14% of gold price to as much as 44%. It appears that on average, gold mining companies are paying more for gold resources in relative terms than uranium companies are willing to pay for the uranium resources. This is despite the fact that uranium mining often requires less capital especially with a more widespread application of In Situ Recovery process (ISR).


    One explanation for the premium differences in the uranium sector compared to the gold sector is that the acquirers are not as bullish on the price of uranium as they are on gold. It appears that they are using a very conservative long term U3O8 price of around $75/lb in their internal calculations.


    What does this all mean? We believe there is a lot of fear in the uranium sector. As for greed, there is some, especially in the early stage exploration companies, but this is not a cause for alarm for the entire sector.


    This also means that the uranium industry has not yet entered into a manic blow-off phase of the bull market. Easy money may be over in the sector, but there is still a lot to be made by carefully selecting the stocks that will be the next acquisition targets.....


    ......Cameco Corp (CCJ), the biggest uranium producer in the world has not made any acquisitions thus far but definitely will in a not-too-distant future. We are certain that selective buying in the sector will continue to bring investors handsome profits.


    http://www.321gold.com/editorials/sobolev/sobolev070607.html


    ...schade jedoch ist, dass bei Übernahmen selten grosse Aufschläge bezahlt werden :rolleyes:


    linar :)