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alles wieder abgegeben, scheint wohl eine Eintagsfliege gewesen zu sein...
...und heute wieder + 18% in Frankfurt für BUF.U. Bei Buffalo geht´s zur Zeit zu wie im Riesenrad auf der Kirmes. Ist im Moment ein gefährlicher Wert für Trading-Aktionen, aber ich werte dieses wilde Gezocke eher positiv, weil es den Wert bekannter macht und nun mächtig Bewegung aufkommt nach dem schleichenden Verfall der letzten Monate.
Heute war eine internetbasierte Investorenkonferenz: http://www.investorcalendar.com/IC/ClientPage.asp?ID=114202
Ein Lohnschreiber namens Stewart Armstrong (propagiert Madison und Buffalo schon seit längerem) macht sich dazu auf goldseek.com so seine Gedanken:
Buffalo Gold - Mt Kare: Ain’t No Mountain High Enough …to keep me from getting that gold, babe!
By: D. Stewart Armstrong
-- Posted Wednesday, 21 February 2007
I first wrote about Buffalo in June of 2006 and then again on March of 2006. Both articles can be found in my archives on Goldseek. I believe there is ample information contained in those two articles to bring you up to speed.
When I added Buffalo to my list of Juniors, it was because I thought it had the potential to double in 2007. This is still my opinion, only now even more so.
Recently, the share price has had a bit of a pull back.
Why does a company such as Buffalo Gold or Madison Minerals trade within such extreme ranges? Simply put, it is the nature of the beast. There are many people that simply trade or flip these stocks not realizing that one day they should have zigged when they zagged, thereby discovering that they are out of position when the big move occurs. In my mind the big move is closer than we imagine. Junior Mining companies by their very nature are illiquid. My opinion is that it is better to let the others trade in and out for a dime or a quarter;
There is no doubt that the ball is now squarely in Buffalo’s Court.
The other consideration is that gold has been consolidating in the $650 range and the Junior Gold (and Silver) Mining Companies have been consolidating as well. I believe that if you buy the quality companies and “put them away” for the long haul you’ll do very well.
When a company like Buffalo, with its assets and management, has a pull back, it is usually for one of only several reasons. There is a lack of bids because there is a lack of news. Perhaps there is a major seller who is unloading into the market for one reason or another—usually because they took part in a major financing and need to raise cash in a hurry regardless of whether they are in the money or not. These entities can always fall back on their warrants. Or it is because gold is in a consolidation phase and people don’t have the patience to stay the long haul.
Right now, in my opinion, Buffalo Gold is a screaming buy. I personally will purchase it up to $2.50 and then hold it for the long haul. That’s how people make money in these markets. Those are not my words, but those of Richard Russell who suggests that people who really make money in markets that are in primary trends, purchase large positions early on and then adhere to those positions over the long haul.
http://news.goldseek.com/StewartArmstrong/1172077200.php
grüsse
auratico
