Beiträge von GoldenCentury

    Diese Spikes,vermutlich durch Fehleingaben verursacht, kommen häufiger vor.Was heute jedoch anders ist als sonst ist die Tatsache, das es bei diversen Silber Long-Zertifikaten durch den Spike zu höheren Kursen kam.Sowas habe ich bisher noch nicht beobachten können. Nachzuvollziehen z.B. an den Zerti's mit d. ISIN NL0000255511 oder NL0000328367.
    Der Zeitraum war auch aussergewöhnlich lange, 10-15 min.Natürlich könnten die Käufer die zu hohen Kurse reklamieren falls sie durch falsche Kurse beim Basispreis zustandegekommen sind....


    Grüsse


    GC

    09 Jul 2004 16:07



    09.07.2004 16:05:40 NY gold eases early to digest two-day rally


    NEW YORK, July 9 (Reuters) - COMEX gold eased Friday morning,
    even as silver set new highs, digesting a 5 percent two-day
    rally while bulls remained comfortable with the struggling
    dollar, anxiety about future al Qaeda attacks and strong crude
    oil prices.
    Gold has not fetched such lofty prices since it beat a
    hasty retreat in mid-April from 15-year highs hit earlier that
    month.
    "The big picture here is technical for gold," said a
    bullion trader in New York. "The dollar is pretty weak but not
    making any significant moves and gold has really rallied a lot."
    He added, "Good fund buying is supporting the market. But
    is almost feels like this market is overdone."
    COMEX August gold <0#GC:> was down $1.40 at $406.80 an
    ounce at 9:12 a.m. EDT (1312 GMT). It traded from $409.00 down
    to $406.00, retracing the advance from $389 on Wednesday to
    Thursday's 12-week high at $409.60.
    "Fund buying in the gold and silver" was one floor broker's
    observation. "It's down but the funds are buying, and dealers
    are selling it to them."
    Sentiment turned more positive toward gold last week as
    economic data, especially the June employment report, showed
    that the recovery was a little more fragile than implied by the
    Federal Reserve's decision last Wednesday to raise interest
    rates for the first time in four years.
    Gold was also seen as a hedge against rising inflation, a
    concern of the Fed, as oil prices moved back above $40 a barrel
    Thursday for the first time in a month.
    Funds began to compete to buy gold when it broke above $400
    Wednesday, receiving an extra incentive to take on the hard
    asset as risk insurance after the Department of Homeland
    Security warned that Islamic extremists could be plotting
    attacks on America to disrupt the presidential election.
    Traders are now watching resistance at $410. The April 1
    high at $433 remains a distant target.
    "It may be down first, then up. How we get there, I don't
    know, but it looks like we're going to $420," the bullion trader
    said. "The key factors are dollar weakness and uncertainty in
    the world."
    Spot gold was quoted at $407.20/7.70, off from
    $407.25/408.00 at Thursday's close. Friday's morning fix in
    London was $406.60.
    September silver <0#SI:> wowed the market by rising 14
    percent in nine days. It hit $6.57 Friday morning to mark its
    loftiest level since April 21 and was last up 3.0 cents at
    $6.465. The session low was $6.375.
    Spot silver was at $6.43/45, up from $6.39/42 last
    night. The daily fix was $6.50.
    "We have returned to the bull camp in the silver market.
    And it does not feel particularly crowded," wrote analyst
    Gregory Weldon, publisher of Metal Monitor.
    Weldon said silver's technical situation likely changed on
    Thursday, and he expected to see a surge in open interest in
    line with silver's upside breakout.
    "Any increase in open interest for silver would represent
    the early stages of potential accumulation of speculative long
    positions," he wrote.
    NYMEX October platinum <0#PL:> hit a one-month high at $812
    and settled back to show a gain of $2.50 at $808.00 an ounce.
    Spot fetched $810.00/815.00. September palladium <0#PA:>
    was off 95 cents at $226.00 an ounce. Spot was last
    quoted at $222.00/227.00.
    ((Reporting by Alden Bentley, editing by John Picinich;
    alden.bentley@reuters.com; Reuters Messaging:
    alden.bentley.reuters.com@reuters.net; +1 646 223 6041))


    © Reuters 2004

    Optimistenzahlen auch noch im grünen Bereich...



    08 Jul 2004 21:01



    08.07.2004 20:30:09 TECHNICALS - COMEX/NYMEX metals technical indicators


    GOLD SILVER PLATINUM PALLADIUM COPPER
    AUG SEPT OCT SEPT SEPT


    Close July 08 $408.20 $6.435 $805.5 $226.95 $125.10
    High 409.60 6.470 808.5 228.00 125.75
    Low 402.80 6.165 801.0 223.00 123.10


    5-DAY M.A. 402.10 6.191 788.7 221.19 123.32
    20-DAY M.A. 395.80 5.966 788.3 223.16 120.15
    50-DAY M.A. 390.40 5.911 796.1 239.56 120.03


    9-DAY R.S.I. 72.56 79.64 67.57 66.17 70.40
    14-DAY R.S.I. 68.26 73.03 60.61 56.39 64.53



    Note: Data calculated from previous close. Previous high and
    low include ACCESS trading from previous session. Indicators
    are based on the time periods recommended by their developers
    or commonly used by technical analysts. Moving averages are
    simple moving averages. RSI formulas include a smoothing factor
    utilizing an exponential moving average (EMA), determined to be
    the industry standard. All calculations can be made using
    Reuter Graphics or Reuter Technical Analysis products.


    Contract High 433.00 8.300 915.00 342.00 136.40
    Contract Low 324.70 4.770 750.00 212.00 70.95
    First Notice Day Jul 30 Aug 31 Oct 01 Sep 01 Aug 31
    Expiry Date Aug 27 Sep 28 Oct 26 Sep 27 Sep 28


    BULLISH CONSENSUS ON July 06: 24 Month Range
    Low Hi
    [B]Gold 66 from 66 on June 29 13 - 91
    Silver 42 from 40 on June 29 13 - 89 [/B
    ]Platinum 53 from 53 on June 29 14 - 95
    Copper 65 from 61 on June 29 08 - 88


    * Bullish Consensus, Copyrighted, Market Vane Corporation, P.O.
    Box 90490, Pasadena, CA 91109-0490. Phone +1 626 395 7436. The
    survey expresses a percentage of bullish sentiment among
    analysts and advisors. The company said 50 percent is
    considered support in a bull market and resistance in a bear
    market. Data are most recent available.

    08 Jul 2004 20:57



    08.07.2004 20:52:19 UPDATE 1-COMEX gold, silver surge, funds pile in on dollar woes


    NEW YORK, July 8 (Reuters) - Gold surged to a three-month
    high in New York futures trade Thursday, catapulting silver into
    an even bigger rally, as investors and speculators swapped the
    dollar for harder assets amid indications that U.S. economic
    growth is coming off the boil.
    Dollar disinvestment pushed the euro to a three-month high
    and buttressed gold as a safe haven. U.S. warnings about a major
    terrorist attack was another bullish factor in the day's trade,
    along with a rise in oil prices.
    At the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange,
    August gold <0#GC:> reached $409.60 an ounce in late trade to
    mark its highest price since April 13. It settled up $5.50,
    nearly 1.4 percent, at $408.20, extending Wednesday's $9.70
    rally.
    Gold has mostly been moving in the opposite direction to
    the dollar, correlating closely with the euro, which slipped
    overnight but rallied back to its highest since mid-March at
    $1.2406 by mid-morning.
    David Rinehimer, head of commodities research at Citigroup
    Global Markets, cited relief that gold was able to hold above
    $400 after Wednesday's technical breakout. "The funds are
    becoming a little more confident as far as the upside potential
    in the gold," he said. "There is not too much gyration on the
    dollar side, though I think sentiment toward the dollar turned a
    little bit more negative."
    Gold has been choppy this week, trading down to $389 on
    Tuesday after skidding from its June 28 high at $405.60, which
    was only exceeded Thursday. Gold posted a 15-year high at $433
    in April.
    Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge warned Americans
    Thursday that al Qaeda may try to carry out a "large-scale
    attack" to disrupt the upcoming elections, though the government
    did not raise the terror threat level.
    "Tom Ridge convinced everyone to get long," said a broker
    at a futures commission merchant. "The euro certainly helped
    things, along with silver breaking out of an equivalent range."
    Thin summer trading conditions are exacerbating the moves.
    One statistical measure of gold's gyrations, implied options
    volatility, was up 1 percentage point over the last week to
    around 17.5 percent for one-month options on Thursday, according
    to a dealer.
    But Thursday's rally fed on itself, as speculators vied not
    to miss out. Confidence in gold was revived by last week's
    weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs figures, which caught the market
    off guard two days after the Federal Reserve finally responded
    to the economic recovery by raising interest rates for the first
    time in four years, but only by a quarter of a percentage point.
    Oil prices rose above $40 for the first time in a month after
    gold closed Thursday, feeding concerns about economic slowing.
    "I don't know what's sparking it," said a floor broker.
    "Remember, just a couple of days ago gold traded down to $389."
    He added, "Some people think the numbers are so soft that
    you are not going to be talking about a 50-basis point increase
    in interest rates soon. So that kind of induced people to start
    buying metals again."
    Spot gold rose to $407.25/408.00 from the previous
    close at $402.00/2.75. Thursday's afternoon fix in London was
    $405.35.
    The September silver contract followed gold to set an
    11-week high of $6.47 an ounce. It settled at $6.435, with a
    gain of 31 cents, or 5 percent. It posted an early low of
    $6.105.
    Spot silver last fetched $6.39/42, up from $6.10/13
    at the end of the previous New York session. The daily fix was
    $6.20.
    NYMEX October platinum <0#PL:> went up $14.60 to $805.50 an
    ounce, hitting a one-month high at $808.50. Spot fetched
    $806.00/811.00. September palladium <0#PA:> rose $1.05 to
    $226.95 an ounce. Spot was last quoted at
    $221.50/227.50.
    ((Reporting by Alden Bentley; editing by Christian Wiessner;
    alden.bentley@reuters.com; Reuters Messaging:
    alden.bentley.reuters.com@reuters.net; +1 646 223 6041))


    © Reuters 2004

    Reuters
    UPDATE - Iamgold shareholders reject Wheaton deal
    Tuesday July 6, 5:03 pm ET
    By Rachelle Younglai and Nicole Mordant



    (Updates with Iamgold vote, adds quotes)
    TORONTO/VANCOUVER, July 6 (Reuters) - Shareholders of Iamgold Corp. (Toronto:IMG (News - Websites) .TO - News; AMEX:IAG - News) rejected on Tuesday a proposed union with fellow Canadian gold miner Wheaton River Minerals Ltd. (Toronto:WRM.TO - News) that had evolved into a tag-team takeover tussle with two U.S. mining firms.


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    The C$2.3 million ($1.7 million) merger deal garnered only 42 percent of the Iamgold shareholder vote -- short of the 50 percent needed -- during a special shareholders meeting in Toronto that was delayed for several hours as the company determined which ballots were eligible.


    "I am disappointed, obviously. We're going to look at all opportunities, including Golden Star," said Iamgold chief executive Joseph Conway.


    Wheaton River said its shareholders would still vote on the deal later on Tuesday despite the Iamgold decision.


    Both firms' boards had backed the merger plan, which was unveiled in March. But an acrimonious takeover battle erupted in late May when Denver's Golden Star Resources Ltd. (Toronto:GSC.TO - News) launched an unexpected bid for Iamgold, and Idaho-based Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. (NYSE:CDE - News) made an offer for Wheaton.


    Iamgold and Wheaton, both mid-sized gold-mining firms, have rejected these unsolicited approaches several times as their suitors sweetened the bids. The takeover action comes at a time of high gold prices and revived interest in the gold sector.


    Going into the votes, company management and analysts said the outcome would be very close after a hard-fought contest on the part of all four miners.


    Investors were kept on tenterhooks for much of Tuesday as officials double-checked Iamgold voting slips after some 25 million more votes were received than the company thought were eligible to be cast.


    An Iamgold spokesman said that the "overvote" came about as some shareholders voted more than once, while others who were not eligible to vote may also have cast ballots.


    At current market prices, Iamgold's all-stock offer for Wheaton is equal to C$4.15 a share, 11 percent higher than Wheaton's closing stock price of C$3.75 -- a richer premium than has been seen for some time.


    But the Iamgold all-stock bid for Wheaton has fallen behind Coeur's cash and stock offer. Coeur's proposal is currently worth C$4.59 a Wheaton share, about 12 percent richer than the Iamgold offer.


    (Additional reporting by Allan Dowd in Vancouver)


    ($1=$1.33 Canadian)

    Schickt den Goldpreis immerhin bis 398,--, da wird dann wohl heute nachmittag wieder geknüppelt............


    24.06.2004 10:45:50 FOKUS 1-Blendgranate nahe Bushs Hotel in Ankara explodiert


    Ankara, 24. Jun (Reuters) - In der Nähe des Hilton-Hotels in
    Ankara, in dem US-Präsident George W. Bush in Kürze übernachten
    sollte, ist am Donnerstag eine Blendgranate explodiert.
    Es sei niemand verletzt worden, sagte ein Angestellter des
    Hotels in der türkischen Hauptstadt. In dem Hotel sollte Bush
    bei seinem Türkei-Besuch am Samstag übernachten. Der Sprengsatz
    sei in einem Paket am Eingang zum Hotel-Parkplatz detoniert,
    sagte ein Sanitäter.
    Blendgranaten verursachen zwar großen Lärm, aber in der
    Regel keine größeren Schäden. Weitere Einzelheiten waren
    zunächst nicht klar. Als Reaktion auf die Nachricht gab der
    Dollar zum Euro nach. Die Kurse der als sichere Anlage
    geltenden Bundfutures legten zu.
    seh/bob


    © Reuters 2004

    24.06.2004 10:22:07 Blast heard near Turkish hotel where Bush to stay-TV


    ANKARA, June 24 (Reuters) - An explosion was heard near the
    Hilton Hotel in the Turkish capital Ankara on Thursday, two days
    before U.S. President George W. Bush is due to stay there, CNN
    Turk reported.
    There were no immediate further details.
    ((Ankara newsroom, +90 312 459 9012))


    © Reuters 2004

    21.06.2004 13:55:02 TECHNICALS - COMEX/NYMEX metals technical indicators


    GOLD SILVER PLATINUM PALLADIUM COPPER
    AUG JUL JUL SEPT JUL


    Close June 18 $395.70 $5.983 $809.30 $230.00 119.25
    High 396.90 6.045 812.00 234.25 120.20
    Low 387.20 5.860 790.50 226.50 118.15


    5-DAY M.A. 388.70 5.804 788.70 224.45 118.21
    20-DAY M.A. 389.60 5.880 816.30 239.51 122.14
    50-DAY M.A. 391.90 6.173 829.90 260.96 122.97


    9-DAY R.S.I. 68.71 68.73 58.65 59.71 45.84
    14-DAY R.S.I. 63.07 60.59 52.60 50.49 45.12



    Note: Data calculated from previous close. Previous high and
    low include ACCESS trading from previous session. Indicators
    are based on the time periods recommended by their developers
    or commonly used by technical analysts. Moving averages are
    simple moving averages. RSI formulas include a smoothing factor
    utilizing an exponential moving average (EMA), determined to be
    the industry standard. All calculations can be made using
    Reuter Graphics or Reuter Technical Analysis products.


    Contract High 433.00 8.490 938.00 342.00 138.20
    Contract Low 324.70 4.360 756.00 229.00 70.90
    First Notice Day Jul 30 Jun 30 Jul 01 Sep 01 Jun 30
    Expiry Date Aug 27 Jul 28 Jul 27 Sep 27 Jul 28


    BULLISH CONSENSUS ON June 15: 24 Month Range
    Low Hi
    Gold 64 from 66 on June 08 13 - 91
    Silver 38 from 38 on June 08 13 - 89
    Platinum 54 from 64 on June 08 14 - 95
    Copper 62 from 67 on June 08 08 - 88


    * Bullish Consensus, Copyrighted, Market Vane Corporation, P.O.
    Box 90490, Pasadena, CA 91109-0490. Phone +1 626 395 7436. The
    survey expresses a percentage of bullish sentiment among
    analysts and advisors. The company said 50 percent is
    considered support in a bull market and resistance in a bear
    market. Data are most recent available.


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    For updated CFTC Commitment of Traders report, double click on
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    <4CFTC00>.
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    ((New York Commodity Desk, 646-223-6040,
    nyc.commods.newsroom@reuters.com))


    © Reuters 2004

    18.06.2004 14:30:19 US-Leistungsbilanzdefizit steigt im 1. Quartal auf Rekordniveau


    Washington, 18. Jun (Reuters) - Das Defizit in der
    US-Leistungsbilanz hat sich im ersten Quartal überraschend
    deutlich auf ein Rekordniveau ausgeweitet.
    Der Fehlbetrag stieg auf rund 144,9 Milliarden Dollar, wie
    das US-Handelsministerium am Freitag in Washington mitteilte. Im
    vierten Quartal 2003 hatte das US-Leistungsbilanzdefizit nach
    revidierten Angaben noch bei 127,0 Milliarden Dollar gelegen.
    Analysten hatten für das erste Quartal im Schnitt mit einem
    geringeren Anstieg auf 141 Milliarden Dollar gerechnet. Das hohe
    US-Leistungsbilanzdefizit gilt als einer der Hauptgründe für die
    Schwäche des Dollar, da die USA zur Finanzierung des wachsenden
    Fehlbetrags immer mehr ausländisches Kapital benötigen.
    phi/bek


    © Reuters 2004

    18.06.2004 13:20:41 Silver fix higher, Europe gold firms


    * Silver fixed higher at 595.00 cents an ounce from
    previous fixing at 575.50 cents. Spot market moves up with gold
    to $5.97/6.00 by 1110 GMT from $5.91/5.94 quoted in New York
    late on Thursday.
    * Silver forward rates on Reuters page indicated at
    1.178, 1.200, 1.220 and 1.260 for one, three, six and 12 months
    repsectively.
    * Gold rises to $391.90/392.65 per troy ounce by
    1110 GMT, from $388.75/389.50 last quoted in New York.
    * Bullion higher as pressure from a buoyant dollar is
    offset by investor worries about inflation and by safe-haven
    buying after Thursday's deadly car bombing in Iraq.
    Platinum up on further Asian-led consumer buying to
    $800.00/805.00 from $791.00/796.00 last quoted in New York.
    * Palladium at $223.00/228.00, up from
    $222.00/227.00 previously.
    ((For related news and prices, click on the codes in
    brackets:
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    gold/silver palladium
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    rates futures
    Europe/Asia
    prices



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    17.06.2004 14:30:12 TABELLE-US-Erzeugerpreise stärker gestiegen als erwartet


    Washington, 17. Jun (Reuters) - Die Erzeugerpreise in den
    USA sind im Mai zum Vormonat um 0,8 Prozent und damit stärker
    als erwartet gestiegen. Das Arbeitsministerium veröffentlichte
    am Donnerstag in Washington folgende Daten:


    MAI 2004 APR 2004
    ERZEUGERPREISE INSGESAMT
    Veränderung gegen Vormonat + 0,8 vH + 0,7 vH


    ERZEUGERPREISE OHNE
    LEBENSMITTEL UND ENERGIE
    Veränderung gegen Vormonat + 0,3 vH + 0,2 vH


    ANMERKUNG: Von Reuters befragte Volkswirte hatten für den
    Berichtszeitraum einen Anstieg der Erzeugerpreise von 0,6
    Prozent erwartet und in der Kernrate ein Plus von 0,2 Prozent.
    seh/phi


    © Reuters 2004



    17.06.2004 14:30:40 TABELLE-Zahl der US-Erstanträge auf Arbeitslosenhilfe gefallen


    Washington, 17. Jun (Reuters) - Das US-Arbeitsministerium
    hat am Donnerstag in Washington folgende Daten zur Entwicklung
    der Zahl der Erstanträge auf Arbeitslosenhilfe in der Woche zum
    12. Juni veröffentlicht:


    WOCHE ZUM WOCHE ZUM
    12. JUN 05. JUN
    2004 2004


    ERSTANTRÄGE 336.000 351.000
    (rev. v. 352.000)


    VIER-WOCHEN-
    DURCHSCHNITT 343.250 346.000


    ANMERKUNG: Von Reuters befragte Volkswirte hatten für die
    Berichtswoche im Schnitt mit 345.000 Erstanträgen auf
    Arbeitslosenhilfe gerechnet.
    seh/phi


    © Reuters 2004

    Das hat gerade noch gefehlt,welcher Börsenbrief wars,der Aktionär??


    Börse Stuttgart-News: EUWAX Trends am Morgen

    EUWAX Trends am Morgen vom Donnerstag, 17. Juni 2004
    Ruhig startete an diesem Morgen der Deutsche Aktienindex in den neuen Handelstag. Dabei mangelte es bislang ein wenig an Impulsen, da die Vorgaben aus den USA und aus Asien heute uneinheitlich waren. Das kann sich jedoch bis zum Nachmittag ändern, denn dann werden die Erstanträge auf Arbeitslosenhilfe sowie die US-Frühindikatoren verkündet. Vor diesem Hintergrund steigt der Dax im frühen Vormittagshandel zunächst um gut 10 Punkte auf 4013 Zähler. Ähnlich ruhig wie im Dax gestaltet sich vorerst auch der Handel an der Euwax. Da sich der Dax bislang auch kaum bewegt hat, hat sich an der Euwax bislang noch kein Anlagetrend herausgebildet.
    Wegen einer Empfehlung in einem Börsen-Newsletter sind heute Knock-out-Calls auf Silber stark gefragt. Die Redakteure sehen vor allem charttechnische Gründe für einen Einstieg ins Silber, nachdem das Metall nach einer Korrektur von 8,5 Dollar auf seinen mittelfristigen Aufwärtstrend bei 5,50 Dollar aufgesetzt hatte. Nun sei kurzfristig ein Anstieg des Silber auf bis zu 6,30 Dollar wahrscheinlich, so die Redakteure. Charttechnisch ebenfalls sehr viel besser dürfte nun der Ölkonzern Royal Dutch Shell aussehen. Die Aktie, die in den vergangenen drei Tagen gut fünf Prozent an Wert gestiegen ist notiert nun auf dem höchsten Stand seit Anfang 2003. Der Grund für den jüngsten Kursanstieg liegt in der Ankündigung des Unternehmens durch die Einführung neuer Corporate-Governance-Richtlinien verloren gegangenes Anlegervertrauen zurück zu erobern. Entsprechend sind heute Knock-out-Calls auf den Öl-Multi gefragt.
    Quelle: boerse-stuttgart AG / Bitte beachten Sie die Nutzungsbedingungen (http://www.boerse-stuttgart.de/AGB.htm) der boerse-stuttgart AG.
    Für den Inhalt der Kolumne ist allein boerse-stuttgart AG verantwortlich. Die Beiträge sind keine Aufforderung zum Kauf und Verkauf von Wertpapieren oder anderen Vermögenswerten.