Beiträge von GOLD_Baron

  • Global Economic Collapse

    Erst Anfang der Woche hatte Ford bekannt gegeben, dass der Konzern sich von den Banken Citigroup, Goldman Sachs und JP Morgan 18 Mrd. $ leihen will.


    :D :D :D :D :D


    Es ist doch unfassbar wie offensichtlich hier vorgegangen wird!
    Zumindest für "informierte Kreise" wie uns. 8)

  • Wie geht es auf dem Goldmarkt weiter

    Gold Falls From Highest in Nine Days on Concern IMF May Sell


    By Jae Hur


    Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Gold fell from its highest in nine days on concern the International Monetary Fund may sell some of its $64.7 billion in gold reserves after some of the fund\'s executive directors recommended a sale.


    Some directors of the world\'s third-largest holder of gold yesterday said the fund should sell a portion of its 103 million ounces and invest the proceeds in interest-bearing assets.


    ``They could actually be doing that,\'\' Darren Heathcote, head of trading at Investec Bank (Australia) Ltd., said when asked whether the fund was likely to sell gold. ``But it depends how many ounces they would sell.\'\'


    Gold for immediate delivery fell as much as $1.30, or 0.2 percent, to $629.00 an ounce. It traded at $629.60 at 10:54 a.m. Singapore time.


    A sale of gold is among the options before an eight-person panel on IMF finances appointed in May by Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato. The panel, whose members include former Federa Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, is to submit its report early next year. Other solutions include cutting expenses and asking member states to make contributions.


    ``It could linger as a negative issue until a vote is finally taken,\'\' Man Financial said in a daily note.


    Gold may trade between $620 and $635 an ounce for the rest of this week as the U.S. and Japan markets are closed for holidays, trader Ng Cheng Thye said.


    Thanksgiving Holiday


    ``Gold will still be in a range-trading because of the Thanksgiving holiday which means most people will be squaring their positions\'\' instead of trading actively, Ng, head of precious metals market desk at Standard Bank Asia, said by phone from Singapore.


    The U.S. is closed today and tomorrow for Thanksgiving. Still, after-hours trade continues on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Japan is also closed today.


    Gold Futures for February delivery rose $0.70, or 0.1 percent, to $636.10 an ounce on Comex at 10:54 a.m. Singapore time.


    Platinum for immediate delivery fell $3.50, or 0.3 percent, to $1,153.50. The precious metal slumped the most in 18 years in London yesterday as some investors doubted the prospect of an exchange-traded fund being introduced for the precious metal.


    ``I would recommend you don\'t trade platinum,\'\' Jonathan Barratt, managing director at Commodity Broking Services, said by telephone from Sydney today. ``The market is too illiquid.\'\'


    To contact the reporter on this story:


    Last Updated: November 22, 2006 22:19 EST

  • Gold und Silber... Informationen und Vermutungen I

    Gold Falls From Highest in Nine Days on Concern IMF May Sell X(


    By Jae Hur


    Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Gold fell from its highest in nine days on concern the International Monetary Fund may sell some of its $64.7 billion in gold reserves after some of the fund\'s executive directors recommended a sale.


    Some directors of the world\'s third-largest holder of gold yesterday said the fund should sell a portion of its 103 million ounces and invest the proceeds in interest-bearing assets.


    ``They could actually be doing that,\'\' Darren Heathcote, head of trading at Investec Bank (Australia) Ltd., said when asked whether the fund was likely to sell gold. ``But it depends how many ounces they would sell.\'\'


    Gold for immediate delivery fell as much as $1.30, or 0.2 percent, to $629.00 an ounce. It traded at $629.60 at 10:54 a.m. Singapore time.


    A sale of gold is among the options before an eight-person panel on IMF finances appointed in May by Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato. The panel, whose members include former Federa Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, is to submit its report early next year. Other solutions include cutting expenses and asking member states to make contributions.


    ``It could linger as a negative issue until a vote is finally taken,\'\' Man Financial said in a daily note.


    Gold may trade between $620 and $635 an ounce for the rest of this week as the U.S. and Japan markets are closed for holidays, trader Ng Cheng Thye said.


    Thanksgiving Holiday


    ``Gold will still be in a range-trading because of the Thanksgiving holiday which means most people will be squaring their positions\'\' instead of trading actively, Ng, head of precious metals market desk at Standard Bank Asia, said by phone from Singapore.


    The U.S. is closed today and tomorrow for Thanksgiving. Still, after-hours trade continues on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Japan is also closed today.


    Gold Futures for February delivery rose $0.70, or 0.1 percent, to $636.10 an ounce on Comex at 10:54 a.m. Singapore time.


    Platinum for immediate delivery fell $3.50, or 0.3 percent, to $1,153.50. The precious metal slumped the most in 18 years in London yesterday as some investors doubted the prospect of an exchange-traded fund being introduced for the precious metal.


    ``I would recommend you don\'t trade platinum,\'\' Jonathan Barratt, managing director at Commodity Broking Services, said by telephone from Sydney today. ``The market is too illiquid.\'\'


    To contact the reporter on this story:


    Last Updated: November 22, 2006 22:19 EST

  • Royal Standard Minerals - WKN: A0BLUE

    Bin gerade erst wieder ON......


    .....T-Trinker nehme ich nicht ernst, da es keinen Grund gibt warum eine Person sich die Mühe macht eine andere darauf hinzuweisen, dass die Firma in der sie/er investiert ist nicht gut ist. Punkt.


    @Eldo...


    Ich habe versucht mit diesem Thread die Aufmerksamkeit auf RSM zu lenken, da ich selber investiert bin. Das ich und viele Großaktionäre (PP im April mit 15 Milliönchen) von Larsen ins Licht geführt wurden konnte NIEMAND (!) vorraussagen. Deswegen sind wir beide noch investiert.


    Warum sollen denn keine besseren Zeiten kommen?


    Die Projekte sind gut, sonst würde ich umschichten.


    T-Trinker


    Versuch es doch einfach mal mit fundamental begründeter Kritik ohne MICH gleich dumm anzumachen. So kommt man eher weiter, als jemand der von einer Firma überzeugt ist, zu diffamieren.

  • Global Economic Collapse

    | 18.11.06, 13:11 |

    Der Oberkommandierende der US-Truppen im Nahen Osten hat vor dem Ausbruch eines Dritten Weltkriegs 8o 8o 8o gewarnt, falls eine Eindämmung des islamischen Extremismus nicht gelingen sollte.

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    „Wenn wir heute nicht den Schneid haben, dieser Ideologie entgegenzutreten, dann werden wir morgen den Dritten Weltkrieg erleben“, sagte General John Abizaid am Freitag (Ortszeit) in einer Rede an der Harvard Universität. Sollten die Extremisten nicht aufgehalten werden, würden sie die Möglichkeit bekommen, ungehindert Massenvernichtungswaffen zu entwickeln. „Und ich denke, die Gefahren, die damit zusammenhängen, sind einfach zu groß, als dass man sie sich vorstellen könnte.“


    Abizaid sagte, die Welt stehe auf dem Weg zur Stabilisierung des Nahen Ostens vor großen Hürden: Das arabisch-israelische Verhältnis müsse entspannt und der Ausbreitung des Extremismus Einhalt geboten werden. Ferner dürfe der Iran nicht außer Acht gelassen werden. Die USA werfen der Islamischen Republik vor, heimlich an der Entwicklung von Atombomben zu arbeiten. Zudem sei es wichtig, auf eine Stabilisierung des Irak hinzuarbeiten.



    (beu/Reuters)