Beiträge von GOLD_Baron

    @Eldo


    Soll ich jetzt auch Astrologe spielen und meine Daten daneben schreiben - frei erdacht!


    Ich weiß worauf du hinaus willst.....nur ist Kaffeesatzlesen von der Wahrscheinlichkeit des Eintretens eines höheren POG und POS sehr ähnlich.


    RSM.V - diesen Monats gehts da rund. Die Richtung ist mir allerdings noch unklar. Noch ist das AGM Meeting am 26.6. nicht vom Tisch. Sehr gute Properties, sehr schlechtes Management - das passt eigentlich nicht. Letzte Woche trotzdem noch nachgelegt...


    Für die 666 beim POG habt mir ich ausgelacht - jetzt stehen wir wieder drunter. Das die 700 nicht genommen wurden war klar - alle hatten sie schon im Depot gebucht...


    Der neue Weltbankchef wird wissen was mit dem vorhandenen Gold zu tun ist. ;)

    Eldo, der POG kann auch nochmal gut bis 620!


    Man sollte nichts ausschließen.


    Eine Rally vo 4. - 8. Juni - steht das so im Kaffeesatz?


    Warten wirs ab!


    In China heute leichte Korrektur, die Medien in gedämpfter Wischiwaschi Angst.


    Es wird weiter aufwärts gehen. Nur ein 9/11 Vol. 2 könnte den Börsianern den Spaß verderben...


    Alle anderen Krisenherden sind keine mehr. Deswegen auch 2 Flugzeugträger, unzählige Kriegsschiffe, Soldaten und Manöver im Guld...


    Ich lade weiter auf...

    Zitat

    Original von SalonHelga
    Kennt [URL=http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/0,1518,485557,00.html]den[/URL] jemand?


    Estulin Tracks Bilderberg 2007 Meeting and Its Attendees ...- [ Diese Seite übersetzen ]Bilderberg, one of the world’s most powerful secret organizations is run out of an 18m2 offices, ... Robert B. Zoellick, Deputy Secretary of State (USA) ...


    Goldmann Sex, Trilaterale Komission, Bilderberger, Council on Foreign Relations, Fannie Mae - klingt doch gut, oder? ;)


    ***


    Mr Zoellick was a paid consultant on the Enron advisory board before joining the US administration.

    He also owned Enron shares worth between $15,000 and $50,000, which he sold after joining the administration.

    Mr Zoellick is the cabinet official in charge of negotiating trade deals for the Bush White House.

    He is trying to open up foreign markets to US companies, including ambitious plans for expanding the North American Free Trade Area (currently including Canada, US, and Mexico) to the rest of the Latin America - a goal strongly backed by US industry.


    ***


    He is trying to open up foreign markets to US companies, including ambitious plans for expanding the North American Free Trade Area (currently including Canada, US, and Mexico) to the rest of the Latin America - a goal strongly backed by US industry.


    Okay, aber was für News braucht es - in der Pipelin ist rein gar nichts: keine Krisenherden, heile öknomische Scheinwelt und ein PPT was jeden Tag mal mehr, mal weniger draufhaut.


    Mahendra ist nicht das, was ich seriös nennen würde...

    Zitat

    Original von dau2006
    Prophezeit Faber einen Goldpreis von 200 USD in einem Jahr (meine ISDN-Leitung ist etwas zu langsam zum Video betrachten)?


    Gruß


    DAU2006


    Was macht man, wenn alle Währungen nur Papierfetzen sind & im selben Moment man in keine Assets investiert sein darf?


    Sehr unschlüssige Ansichten...

    MANHATTAN, NEVADA, May 21, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --


    Royal Standard Minerals Inc. ("RSM")(TSX VENTURE: RSM) (OTCBB: RYSMF). Plant operations at Goldwedge have indicated steady progress since late April, 2007 and regular improvements with level of plant throughput of stockpiled material. The Company is making preparations to have a gold pour before the end of May, 2007.


    RSM has started a surface drilling program at Goldwedge with the first drill hole to test the down plunge, untested portion of the gold system toward the northwest. This drill hole is also designed to test the relationships between the large magnetic anomaly and the structures that host the gold system. The work is expected to yield important information regarding the depth extent of the gold mineralization in this area and the possible source of the gold system.


    The Company is in discussions with a major international bank with the intent of obtaining up to a US $50 million senior secured loan facility. The final terms and conditions are subject to management/director and bank approvals.


    At the Fondaway Canyon gold property, the Company has decided to pursue the evaluation of an existing heap leach pad on the property. RSM's environmental consultant will be involved with obtaining a permit to drill test the former Tenneco Minerals heap leach pad. If test results are positive RSM will make plans to re-permit a new leach pad at this site before pursuing the previously proposed underground program.


    The Canadian Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for adequacy or accuracy of this release as per Exchange Policy 3.3 section 6.5.


    Royal Standard Minerals cautions that the statements made in this press release and other forward looking statements made on behalf of the Company may be affected by such other factors including, but not limited to, volatility of mineral prices, product demand, market competition, imprecision of mineral estimates, and other risks detailed herein and from time to time in the Securities and Exchange Commission filings of the Company.


    C.U.S.I.P. # 780919106


    LISTED: STANDARD & POORS


    Contacts: Royal Standard Minerals Roland Larsen qualified person, NI-43-101 775-487-2454 775 -487-2460 (FAX) RoyalStandardMinerals.com


    SOURCE: Royal Standard Minerals Inc.



    Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved

    Russischer Zoll verklagt Bank of New York auf 22 Milliarden Dollar


    Rekordforderung gegen eine westliche Bank: Die russische Zollbehörde hat die Bank of New York auf 22,5 Milliarden Dollar Schadenersatz verklagt. Das Geldinstitut soll Beihilfe zur Geldwäsche geleistet haben.


    Moskau - Die Bank of New York habe die Russische Föderation geschädigt, teilte die Behörde in einer E-Mail an Nachrichtenagenturen mit. Mitarbeiter der Bank hätten von 1996 bis 1999 bei der Etablierung eines Systems mitgeholfen, mit dem sich Konzerne und Banken um erforderliche Zahlungen gedrückt hätten, sagte der Anwalt Maxim Smal, der für die Zollbehörde tätig ist, in einem Telefoninterview.


    Die Bank of New York selbst teilte mit, sie habe nur über Medienberichte von einer angeblichen Klage erfahren und kenne keinerlei Details. Man gehe aber davon aus, dass eine Klage ohne jegliche Grundlage sei.


    Nach Angaben der Bank of New York müsse es sich offenbar um einen mehr als zehn Jahre zurück liegenden Vorgang handeln, der inzwischen beigelegt sei. Eine ehemalige hohe Mitarbeiterin der Bank und ihr Ehemann waren im vergangenen Jahr zu sechs Monaten Hausarrest verurteilt worden, nachdem sie eingeräumt hatten, in Russland an einer Verschwörung zur Geldwäsche im Volumen von sieben Milliarden Dollar beteiligt gewesen zu sein.


    Schon 2005 hatte die Bank 38 Millionen Dollar gezahlt, um eine lang andauernde Untersuchung der Behörden zu dem Fall beizulegen. Die Aktien der Bank of New York verloren gestern rund ein Prozent.


    wal/Reuters


    [URL=http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/0,1518,483465,00.html]http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/0,1518,483465,00.html[/URL]


    ZÜNDSTOFF !!!

    Building Permits Plunge by Largest Amount in 17 Years


    Housing, which had enjoyed record sales in both new and existing homes for five straight years, saw the boom end dramatically in 2006 with many formerly red-hot sales areas suffering big declines in sales and prices. The slump in housing has been a drag on the overall economy, pushing business growth down to a lackluster 1.3 percent.


    Construction of new homes posted a small gain in April but applications for building permits plunged by the largest amount in 17 years, a dramatic sign that the nation's housing industry is still in a steep slump...


    http://business.newsfactor.com…tml?story_id=1000098I4WDG



    Brazil's real rises against dollar on cash flows


    The Brazilian real led the charge as emerging market currencies notched up a series of multi-year highs against the dollar on Wednesday.


    S&P crowned the bullish mood when it upgraded Brazil's sovereign debt rating. It raised Brazil's long-term local currency to the lowest investment grade rating...


    http://www.ft.com/cms/s/45ed18…dc-a931-000b5df10621.html




    US National Satisfaction Level Dips to 25%, One of Lowest Since 1979


    Americans have a lot to be frustrated with these days, such as U.S. struggles in Iraq, record-high gas prices, and emerging gridlock between the Democratic Congress and Republican president. A new Gallup Poll finds that only one in four Americans are currently satisfied with the state of the nation right now, one of the lowest satisfaction readings Gallup has measured. Americans continue to cite the Iraq war as the most important problem facing the nation by a wide margin over any other issue. Iraq has been the top issue on this list each month for three years running...


    http://www.galluppoll.com/content/default.aspx?ci=27601




    Building permits drop to a 10-year low


    Housing starts gain 2.5% in April to 1.53 million annual rate


    U.S. builders pulled back on filing for permits to build homes in April, but started construction on more houses than they did in March, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday.


    In mixed data on the housing market, the government said building permits fell 8.9% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.429 million, the lowest since June 1997.


    It was the largest percentage decline in 17 years. And it was much lower than the 1.51 million pace expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch...


    http://www.marketwatch.com/new…%2DBA5B%2DEDB817BC5187%7D




    Five Things You Need to Know...


    Housing Off to a Good Start... on Planet Denial; Some Light Wednesday Reading; Large and In Charge; IMF Selling Gold Based on Mr. T Gold Indicator... We're Guessing; Kill Debt Now...


    http://www.minyanville.com/articles/index/a/12852




    The worst housing slump since the Great Depression


    Willis Blackshear combs through Ohio mortgage filings looking for time bombs to defuse.


    The Montgomery County recorder, who oversees real estate filings in Dayton, is searching for loans with balloon payments, or interest rates that may soon rise to unaffordable levels. He has found more than 3,100 in Montgomery where 540,000 residents possessed the state's second-highest foreclosure rate last year.


    ``It's crazy,'' said the 46-year-old Blackshear. ``I knew it was bad, but I didn't know it was this bad.''...


    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/…d=afU.aOTMRdIc&refer=news




    US economy's future gets darker : leading indicators sharply declined in April


    The Conference Board announced today that the U.S. leading index decreased 0.5 percent, the coincident index increased 0.2 percent and the lagging index increased 0.2 percent in April.


    * The leading index decreased in April, and the small March increase was revised up as actual data for manufacturing new orders for nondefense capital goods became available. The leading index declined or remained the same in three of the last six months. As a result, from October to April, the leading index fell 0.2 percent (a -0.4 percent annual rate). In April, housing permits made the largest negative contribution, but the weaknesses among the leading indicators have been somewhat more widespread than the strengths over the past few months....


    http://www.conference-board.or…sRelease_output.cfm?cid=1

    Zitat

    Original von wolfowitz
    Die Deutsche Bank warnt daher in einer neuen Studie davor, dass vor allem die europäischen Immobilienmärkte die weltweite Konjunktur bremsen könnten.


    So ein Unsinn!


    Leider ist diese Tatsache nicht abzustreiten, selbst wenn man die optimistischten Prognosen heranzieht.


    Das eine Weltwirtschaft z.T. auf Basis einer Immobilien-Bubble aufgebaut wird, zeigt das desperate Element unseres aktuellen Wirtschafts- und Finanzsystems!
    (gefällt Dir der Satz Mesodor? :D )

    Washing their hands in bubbles


    The Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the People's Bank of China have this week all been faced with the same unpleasant reality: by their irresponsible monetary policies they have enabled gigantic asset bubbles that are redistributing wealth towards the criminal classes and in the long run will impoverish everybody else. Their reaction has been similar; to a large extent they have washed their hands of the problem.


    The Bank of England's response was most rational; it put up interest rates, though only by ¼%, far less than is required to right the foundering ship of Britain's economy. The People's Bank of China at least deplored the bubble, though it failed to recognize to what extent its irresponsible monetary policies and suppression of the yuan's exchange rate had fueled it – but then after all, these people are nominally Communists; one cannot expect them to get it right every time when they are shown so many bad examples from abroad. The Fed on the other hand kept interest rates flat, as it has since last June, while easing its anti-inflationary language slightly – thus essentially acting as enabler to the Wall Street speculators, who had by Friday convinced themselves yet again that interest rates were about to drop...


    http://www.prudentbear.com/articles/show/2014



    Lenders Get Tougher


    Mortgage lenders are beginning to scrutinize borrowers more closely, causing some loan applicants, even those with good credit, to face higher costs and more hassles.


    As the number of delinquent mortgages climbs, lenders have tightened their standards for issuing loans, including such well-publicized moves as raising minimum credit scores and cutting back on 100% financing and low-documentation loans. Now, some lenders are probing more intently would-be borrowers' finances. They are taking a tougher look at how much the property a borrower wants to buy is worth. They are peering further into clients' pasts for credit problems and requiring more in-depth reviews of borrowers who say they are self-employed. Some lenders are taking a harder stance when it comes to whose credit score a couple can use when applying for a mortgage, rather than simply allowing them to use the higher of the two scores....


    http://online.wsj.com/public/a…bg_20070521.html?mod=mktw



    Home builders' confidence falls back to 16-year low


    Tightening lending standards shook U.S. home builders in May, sending a gauge of their confidence back down to a 16-year low, an industry trade group reported Tuesday.


    The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo housing market index slid three points to 30 in May, matching the 16-year low set in September. Economists were predicting the home builders' index would remain at 33, according to a survey conducted by MarketWatch.


    The results show that roughly one-third of builders have confidence in the housing market.


    "This weakness suggests we should not expect a sustained rebound in starts anytime soon," wrote Drew Matus, an economist with Lehman Bros.


    The report comes one day ahead of the government's report on housing starts and building permits for April. Economists expect 3% declines for both starts and permits...


    http://www.marketwatch.com/new…%2D8050%2DE5C544D6B2F2%7D



    China Pledges Yuan Flexibility Before Paulson Meeting


    China's Premier Wen Jiabao pledged to loosen controls on the exchange rate and take steps to curb a record trade surplus, a week before a summit in the U.S. to discuss ways to reduce imbalances.


    ``China will gradually increase the flexibility of its currency regime,'' Wen said today at the African Development Bank's annual general meeting in Shanghai, without being more specific. ``We'll take a number of measures to strengthen our control of the economy and to boost domestic consumption.''


    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/…d1xNM7cCU4&refer=currency



    U.S. Median Home Price Tumbles to 2-Year Low in Slump


    U.S. home prices tumbled to a two-year low in the first quarter, with declines in almost half of U.S. cities, the National Association of Realtors said.


    The median price for houses and condominiums slid 1.8 percent to $212,300 in the first three months of this year, the lowest since the first quarter of 2005 when it was $199,700, the Chicago- based real estate trade group said. The median price for a single- family home fell in 62 of 145 metropolitan areas...


    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/…d=aFFqbOOz9qHA&refer=news

    HSBC dips after U.S. mortgage bad debts ris


    HSBC shares drifted lower on Tuesday after Europe's biggest bank reported another big jump in bad debts at its U.S.-based consumer finance arm, although it saw the value of its stake in a Chinese bank soar.


    HSBC Finance said in a regulatory filing late on Monday its net income was $541 million in the first quarter, down 39 percent from a year earlier. The unit set aside $1.7 billion for credit losses, almost double a year ago...


    http://www.reuters.com/article…ews/idUSL1533774020070515



    CORRECT: Home Depot quarterly profit drops 30%


    Home Depot said that its first-quarter net income dropped 30% to $1.05 billion, or 53 cents a share, from $1.48 billion, or 70 cents a share, a year ago. Sales at the home improvement retailer rose 0.6% to $21.6 billion. Analysts had been expecting the company to produce earnings of 59 cents a share and revenue of $21.83 billion, according to data complied by Thomson Financial. Home Depot said that a challenging housing market and erratic weather across the country hit its Spring selling season. It added that its review of strategic alternatives for its supply operations is ongoing. Home Depot said that the home improvement market is expected to remain soft in 2007 and, based on the first-quarter, it's now expecting earnings at the low end of its guidance range. At the beginning of 2007, the company said that it was expecting earnings per share to decline by between 4% and 9% in the year...


    http://www.leap2020.eu/index.p…bf21a1091043e02b61c773770

    Thomson und Reuters einig über Fusion


    Das US-Unternehmen Thomson und die britische Nachrichtenagentur Reuters haben sich auf die Bedingungen für einen Zusammenschluss geeinigt.


    Danach zahlt Thomson 8,7 Milliarden Pfund (12,7 Milliarden Euro) in bar und in Aktien für die Nachrichtenagentur und kontrolliert rund 70 Prozent der neuen Unternehmens Thomson-Reuters. Vorstandschef soll Reuters-Chef Tom Glocer werden.


    http://www.20min.ch/news/wirtschaft/story/13422562