Beiträge von Blue Horseshoe

@noli.melavo was ist jetzt daran "scheiße" ?
das zins-niveau hatte ja mitwirkung an der situation von 2008 ... (und der erhöhung der fallstrecke seitdem)...

Zitat von kawabanga

Trotzdem ist der CHF bei allen Währungen immer noch die beste Wahl/Option.

nein, ist der chf nicht.

gruß bh

Zitat von PatroneLupo

Ich rufe mal Perth an...mal hören was Mr. Cores Tell zu sagen hat.

und ???

absolut stark!

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19 October 2022
Major northern extension of Gonneville Intrusion confirmed

Drilling has confirmed the interpreted extension of the Gonneville Intrusion at the Julimar Ni-Cu-
PGE Project in WA, validating the results of the recent 2D seismic survey:
« Several zones of sulphide mineralisation intersected in a ~950m deep drill hole, interpreted
to be continuations of the high-grade G zones ~850m down-plunge of the Resource – all
assays pending.
« Several strong off-hole EM targets (up to 10,000S) detected – drilling underway to test.
« Seismic confirmed as a powerful new targeting tool for imaging and modelling of the sub-
surface geometry of the >30km long Julimar Complex.
« Northern extension of the Gonneville Intrusion (and Julimar Complex) confirmed to be offset
~650m west-north-west by a fault, consistent with the seismic interpretation:
« Several zones of sulphide mineralisation intersected up to ~1.2km north of the current
Resource – all assays pending and all zones remain wide-open.
« Offset explains the disappointing results at Hartog to date and indicates that the Gonneville
Resource is trending beneath the Julimar State Forest at depth.
« Drilling along northern seismic line, ~1.6km north of the current Resource, awaiting approvals.
« Extensional drilling at the Gonneville Resource has extended the mineralised zones up to ~600m
beyond the current Resource, with several exceptional new high-grade results, including:
« 70m @ 2.4g/t 3E, 0.2% Ni, 0.2% Cu, 0.02% Co (1.2% NiEq) from 638m (JD220W3), incl:
« 16.9m @ 7.9g/t 3E, 0.4% Ni, 0.6% Cu, 0.03% Co (3.5% NiEq) from 638m (G2);
« 14m @ 5.8g/t 3E, 0.2% Ni, 0.2% Cu, 0.01% Co (2.2% NiEq) from 689m (JD344, G4);
« 3.4m @ 4.3g/t 3E, 0.7% Ni, 0.9% Cu, 0.04% Co (2.9% NiEq) from 718.5m (JD332W1, G2);
« 7m @ 5.0g/t 3E, 0.3% Ni, 0.3% Cu, 0.02% Co (2.2% NiEq) from 570m (JD337, G11);
« 5.3m @ 5.5g/t 3E, 0.2% Ni, 0.6% Cu, 0.02% Co (2.3% NiEq) from 898m (JD018W1, G4).
« Consistent PGE-Ni-Cu-Co sulphide mineralisation intersected in all 10 holes assayed to date into
the Hooley-Dampier prospects, located 5-10km north of the Gonneville Resource – three rigs are
continuing to test this trend and seismic/EM will be used to vector towards high-grade zones.
« Strategic interest in the large nickel sulphide endowment at the Project has increased significantly
following the passing of the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) bill.
« Chalice is considering securing a strategic minority joint venture partner (or partners) to assist in
developing a potential mine at Gonneville.

komlettes release im anhang

bg bh

First Majestic Produces a New Record of 8.8 Million AgEq Ounces in the Third Quarter Consisting of 2.7 Million Silver Ounces and 67,072 Gold Ounces

https://www.firstmajestic.com/…ces-and-67072-gold-ounces

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - October 18, 2022) - First Majestic Silver Corp. (NYSE: AG) (TSX: FR) (FSE: FMV) ("First Majestic" or the "Company") announces that total production in the third quarter of 2022 from the Company's four producing operations, the San Dimas Silver/Gold Mine, the Jerritt Canyon Gold Mine, the Santa Elena Silver/Gold Mine and the La Encantada Silver Mine, reached a new Company record of 8.8 million silver equivalent ("AgEq") ounces consisting of 2.7 million ounces of silver and 67,072 ounces of gold. In the first nine months of 2022, the Company has produced 8.1 million ounces of silver and 185,355 ounces of gold for total production of 23.7 million AgEq ounces, or approximately 71% of the Company's 2022 guidance midpoint of producing 32.6 to 34.6 million ounces. The Company's financial results for the third quarter of 2022 are scheduled to be released on Wednesday, November 9, 2022.
THIRD QUARTER HIGHLIGHTS

• Total Production Increased by 14% Q/Q: The Company produced a record 8.8 million AgEq ounces representing a 14% increase when compared to the previous quarter primarily due to higher gold production at San Dimas and Santa Elena.
• Another Production Record at Santa Elena - up 22% Q/Q: Strong metal production from the Ermitaño mine enabled Santa Elena to set another all-time new quarterly production record of 2.7 million AgEq ounces in the third quarter, representing a 22% increase compared to the prior quarter.
• Increasing Mine Production at Jerritt Canyon: Underground development activities continued during the quarter at the West Generator and Saval II mines in order to prepare for higher ore deliveries starting in November. These two new sources of ore feed, along with improved ore grades from the Smith Zone 10 area, are anticipated to increase gold grades and increase the amount of fresh ore feed to the plant by approximately 50% in the fourth quarter.
• Ermitaño Operating on 100% Liquefied Natural Gas ("LNG"): The Company successfully completed the transmission powerline connection from Ermitaño to Santa Elena's LNG powerplant in September enabling the mine to operate on 100% LNG power for the first time. In addition, the Company has begun pre-commissioning activities for expanding the LNG powerplant to 24 MW which will provide additional power for the dual-circuit processing plant at Santa Elena. The expanded powerplant is expected to be fully operational in the fourth quarter following the installation of four 2.5 MW LNG generators.
• 23 Drill Rigs Active: The Company completed a total of 80,370 metres of drilling across the Company's mines during the quarter. Throughout the quarter a total of 23 drill rigs were active consisting of seven rigs at San Dimas, nine rigs at Jerritt Canyon, five rigs at Santa Elena and two rigs at La Encantada. In August, the Company released exploration results (link to news release) from Jerritt Canyon's recently discovered Smith Zone 10, a high-grade mineralized area near active underground infrastructure, which is scheduled to begin mining in the fourth quarter.

sehe gerade die nicht ganz unwichtigen denison news fehlen hier,

Denison Announces History-Making Recovery of Uranium Bearing Solution from Phoenix ISR Feasibility Field Test
https://denisonmines.com/news/…recovery-of-urani-122775/

bg bh

Zitat von Rastelly

Ich möchte mich nicht so weit aus dem „Fenster“ lehnen:

weden’s Incoming Cabinet Says New Reactors Will Be Built
https://www.bloomberg.com/news…uild-new-nuclear-reactors

Orano to increase uranium enrichment capacity
Georges Besse II gas centrifuge uranium enrichment plant to consider increasing the plant's capacity from 7.5 to 11 million SWU a year. The preliminary consultation is expected to start in the first quarter of 2023 in the territory of Tricastin. The cost of the project is estimated at €1.3 billion ($970m).
https://neimagazine.com/news/n…ichment-capacity-10086612

Japan considers extending nuclear plants' life beyond 60 years
https://www.reuters.com/world/…-years-nikkei-2022-10-14/

minute 21:55 askar batyrbayev
volumen der contracs im vergleich von vor drei jahren verdoppelt.
laufzeiten der contracs, im vergleich von vor drei jahren mit einer laufzeit von bis zu 5 jahren, sind dies nun 10-12 jahre.

Zitat von woernie

Ist natürlich ein bißchen lineares denken.

musst halt auf der basis des eroei denken, zeitgleich mit der bedarfs-energiepyramide...
und die technologischen entwicklungen im energiesektor berücksichtigen.
h2 ist sicher kein "durchbruch" um atomenergie abzulösen will man gerade für die chemie
die hochtemp. reaktoren(htr/vhtr)... dazu schrieb ich ja auch schon öfter, zuletzt zum htr-pm in china
https://www.iaea.org/sites/def…es/17/11/cn-247-zhang.pdf

Among the 6 candidates of the Gen IV nuclear systems in the technical roadmap of Gen IV International Forum (GIF), the Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) is primarily dedicated to the cogeneration of electricity and hydrogen, the latter being extracted from water by using thermo-chemical, electro-chemical or hybrid processes.
https://www.gen-4.org/gif/jcms…-temperature-reactor-vhtr

bg bh

gute zusammenfassung/analyse von frau dr kneissl(ehemalige österreichsiche aussenministerin)

Global finance vs global energy: who will come out on top?

There is more to the current struggle between the oil-consuming west and the oil-producing nations than meets the eye and it runs far deeper than the war in Ukraine


On 6 October, when the European Union (EU) agreed to impose a Russian oil price cap as part of a new package of sanctions against Moscow, 23 oil ministers from the OPEC+ group of oil-producing countries spoke out in favor of a sharp cut in their joint production quota.
Their collective decision to decrease output by about two million barrels of oil per day elicited strong reactions in the US in particular, and there was even talk of “declarations of war.” The EU feels duped, as the OPEC+ production cuts could drive up fuel prices and dampen their eight sanctions packages. Despite the narrative of the world edging toward a “post-oil era,” it seems there’s life in the old dog yet, as OPEC remains the talk of the town.
OPEC is as relevant as ever
OPEC and ten non-OPEC energy producers – including Russia – have been coordinating their production policy since December 2016. At the time, analysts gave this “OPEC-plus” format little chance of having an impact.
Back then, I recall the mockery of many who scorned the announcement in the press room of the OPEC General Secretariat in Vienna. But OPEC has weathered the storm of the global oil market in recent years, and has emerged as a key player.
Recall the exceptional situation in the spring of 2020 during the global COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, when futures trading for US oil grades were even quoted at negative prices at times, only to rise again to new heights in April 2021.
In contrast to the escapades in the oil market between 1973 and 1985, when there was little consensus among OPEC’s members and many had already written the organization’s obituary – today, former rivals such as Saudi Arabia and Russia are managing to converge their interests into powerful cards.
In those days, it was normal practice for Riyadh to take into account and execute Washington’s interests within OPEC: A single phone call from the US capital was enough. When the US oil company ARAMCO – which acted like an extended arm of the US in the kingdom – was nationalized by Saudi Arabia in the early 1970s as part of the sweeping nationalization trends around the world, compensation was promised to the US on a mere handshake.
The era of the “Seven Sisters,” a cartel of oil companies that divided up the oil market, came to an end then. However, for US policymakers – at least, psychologically – this era still persists. “It’s our oil,” is an expression I often hear uttered in Washington. Those voices were particularly loud during the illegal US-led 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Financial market versus the energy market
To really understand the core of the conflict in Ukraine – where a proxy war rages – one must break down the confrontation thus: The US and its European allies, who represent and back the global financial sector, are essentially engaged in a battle against the world’s energy sector.
In the past 22 years, we have seen how easy it is for governments to print paper currency. In just 2022, the US dollar has printed more paper money than in its combined history. Energy, on the other hand, cannot be printed. And therein lies a fundamental problem for Washington: The commodity sector can outbid the financial industry.
When I wrote my book “The Energy Poker” in 2005, I also dealt with the currency question, i.e. whether oil will be traded in US dollars in the long term. At the time, my interlocutors from the Arab OPEC countries unanimously said that the US dollar would not be changed. Yet, 17 years later, that view has devolved starkly.
Riyadh is warming up to the idea of trading oil in other currencies, as indicated this year in discussions with the Chinese to trade in yuan. The Saudis also continue to purchase Russian like other West Asian and Global South states, they have opted to ignore western sanctions on Moscow, and are increasingly preparing for the new international condition of multipolarity.
Washington, thus, no longer maintains its ability to exert absolute leverage on OPEC, which is now repositioning itself geopolitically as the enlarged OPEC+.
US reacts: Between defiance and anger
The OPEC+ ministerial meeting on 6 October was a clear foreshadowing of these new circumstances. The inherent tensions between two world views unfolded immediately in the post-meeting press room where a Saudi oil minister put the western news agency Reuters in its place, and where US journalists fiercely attacked OPEC for “holding the world economy hostage.”
The next day, a tough policy was grudgingly announced by the White House. The OPEC+ production cuts has Washington vacillating between sulking and seeking revenge – against the once-compliant Saudis, in particular. In a few weeks US midterm elections will be held, and the ramifications of spiking fuel prices will no doubt unfold at the ballot box.
For almost a year, President Joe Biden has been expanding US fuel supply via the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, but has been unable to calibrate either the price of oil or runaway inflation. The US Congress is threatening to use the so-called “NOPEC” bill – under the legal pretext of banning cartels – to seize the assets of OPEC governments.
The concept has been floating around for decades on Capitol Hill, but this time new irrational emotions may own the momentum. But hostile or threatening US actions are likely to backfire and even accelerate the geopolitical shifts taking place in West Asia, which has been edging out of the US orbit in recent years. Many Arab capitals have not forgotten the unseating of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in 2011, and how quickly the US abandoned its longterm ally.
“It’s the economy, stupid”
The price of oil is a seismograph of the world economy and also of global geopolitics. With the production cuts, OPEC+ is simply planning in anticipation of upcoming recessionary consequences. Moreover, some producing countries are failing to create new capacities in view of the investment gap that has persisted since 2014: a low price of oil simply cannot be sustained if there is no major capital investment in its sector.
The energy supply situation is expected to further worsen as of 5 December, when the oil embargo imposed by the EU comes into force.
The fundamental laws of supply and demand will ultimately determine the many distortions in the commodity markets. The anti-Russian sanctions created by the EU and other states (a total of 42 states) have disrupted global supply, and that has man-made supply and pricing consequences.
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vollständig unter: https://thecradle.co/Article/Analysis/16825

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Zitat von zukuenftiger

m.youtube.com/watch?v=_LoCUkksVyk&feature=youtu.be

das kann doch nicht dein ernst sein ? ...

Zitat von skeptisch4ever

beim Kriegspielen nachhaltig verseuchen?

da gabs auch ander kampfmittel.
agent orange zb..

Das Gift, das bleibt
Auch 50 Jahre nach Ende des Vietnamkriegs wirkt das Entlaubungsmittel Agent Orange noch - bei Mensch und Natur. Und das belastende Erbe bleibt weiter bestehen.
https://www.spektrum.de/news/das-gift-das-bleibt/1652026

grüße bh

Zitat von Knallsilber

The Roughrider West Zone was discovered by Hathor Exploration Ltd. (“Hathor”) during the winter drilling program in February 2008.

memories, an hathor habe ich dank roughrider auch einige bags verdient. es macht mich direkt glücklich das roughrider in den besitz von uec gelangt und ich zum wiederholten male daran partizipieren darf

moin @woernie , warum "neu"....

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cameco wird noch ein wenig größer!

Oct 11 (Reuters) - Cameco Corp (CCO.TO) and Brookfield Renewable Partners said on Tuesday they would acquire nuclear power plant equipment maker Westinghouse Electric in a $7.9-billion deal including debt, amid renewed interest in nuclear energy.
https://www.reuters.com/market…e-79-bln-deal-2022-10-11/

cco conference call
https://event.choruscall.com/m…t.html?webcastid=n62rI2T4

und der einstieg von brookfield in atomenergie ist eigentlich alleine big news! zeigt es doch den beginnenden money flow in den sektor aus dem "klimasektensustainable"-segment.

mal an 3d druck(guss) gedacht?

zb hier https://www.3d-activation.de/material/silber/

grüße bh

Zitat von Dallas

Von der Heizleistung ( die wird da genau angegeben für wieviel qm)kann da sicher keine Ding aus nem Baumarkt in Frankreich mithalten.
Auch kein La nordica oder Wamsler.

wenn ich einen grundofen will, hol ich mir einen bzw zwei(speicheröfen)... und die waren noch ein eckchen teuerer als die von römer. wenn ich eine kochstelle mit gleichzeitiger begrenzter aber ausreichender heizleistung für einige qm haben will kaufe ich einen wamsler(andere eben einen nordica etc..).

und btw der römer kulinar(3,5 kw) ist da nicht wirklungsvoller als ein wamsler k-80(7,5 kw) aber zum fast doppeltem preis von 8.100€...

Zitat von museo del oro

Es tut hier jeder so, als ob das Leben irgendwie weiter gehen wird.
Nach dem Motto: the game must go one.

So ist das aber nicht!

blödsinn, so war es zu jeder zeit in der menschheitsgeschichte - humanity survives - empires fall.
selbst die pest am höhepunkt, welche ganze landstriche dahinraffte - große teile der bevölkerung - überlebte die menschheit.
die richtige frage wäre die nach dem individuum - und da gibt es halt keine garantien für lebensqualität, lebenserwartung etc. das umschwengen des ökonomischen pendels richtung osten ist im gange.
wenns eh mit nichts weiterginge, biste auch hier im "gold" forum falsch....

Zitat von Caldera

ber übergeordnet sehe ich
die Bestrebungen der "Welt-und Klimaretter" , der deep state-Elite hin zur Abkehr von Allem, was die Welt und das Klima gefährdet , das dürfte ja Niemandem entgangen sein.

deshalb ja der turn zur atomkraft und nicht mehr weg von ihr. lies mal meine alten posts. viele länder der welt setzen auf einen größeren anteil nuclearer energieerzeugung in der grundlast.
japan, korea kompletter u-turn.
südafrika, ägypten baut aus, interesse andere afrikanischer staaten.
südamerika will ausbauen.
laufzeiten in usa/frankreich & gb verlängert, stillgelegte kommen wieder ans netz
massiver ausbau in indien, frankreich, china, russland, gb...
geplanter ausbau in polen, rumänien, tschechien
die liste ist lang und deine due dilligence ist, für mich fehlerhaft.
atomenergie = klimaneutral/co2

Zitat von Caldera

Dies wird aber erst später zum Thema, vermutl. nach Ende des laufenden Kreditzyklusses, wenn man den Energieverbrauch der Welt drastisch reduziert hat mit solchen Folgen wie De-Industrialisierung und De-Mobilität des Individuums.

betrifft am meisten den "werte westen" - die meisten länder die den primärenergieüberschuss mit hohem erntefaktoren kontrollieren formieren sich gerade gemeinsam... siehe letztes opec+ meeting und die getroffenen entscheidungen.

Zitat von Caldera

Damoklesschwert "Saporischschja"

das würde auf den globalen ausbau keine auswirkungen mehr haben. kurzfristig an den börsen, aber nicht für länder wie china, japan, korea, indien ....
europa/usa bestimmen nicht mehr wie die welt läuft, deshalb ja wieder "heiße" konflikte.

grüße bh

Zitat von Smithm

La Nordica

von wamsler kann ich zb. den k80 wärmstens empfehlen

Zitat von Caldera

Fundamental staut sich immer mehr Potential auf, da man sich von den fossilen Rohstoffen direkt abwendet
(eigentlich auch von der Kernenergie- aber so abrupt ist das Fehlen der fossilen Energie nicht zu ersetzen, deshalb muß die Kernenergie zeitweise die Brücke bilden).

sorry caldera, gelinde gesagt scheinst du über die globale lage nicht infomiert. will keineswegs eine neue diskussion und werde mit dir auch keine führen. bevor du aber derartiges schreibst solltest du dir die fundamentaldaten genau ansehen. steht eigentlich auch alles hier im forum in den beiden fäden.