Tschonko
Entscheidend für EXM sind natürlich die eigenen Properties, und das braucht alles seine Zeit. -- Soweit ich weiß hat Hochschildt von EXM einen zusätzlichen Drill Rig zur Verfügung gestellt bekommen, und es gibt gute Fortschritte in der Moris Mine. Und Hochschildt ist bestimmt kein schlechter JV-Partner, was sich ja auch bei MAI.TO zeigt, wo Hochschildt ebenfalls eine Mehrheitsbeteiligung hat.
VG heron
Maudore Minerals / MAO.V - interessanter Goldexplorer mit hochgradigem Projekt in Quebec, Kananda - wurde kürzlich von Jay Taylor empfohlen:
VG heron
If you want to find elephants you have to go to elephant country! 
Tschonko
REX.V ist in der Tat vielversprechend: High Grades, Underground, Mill im Aufbau. Gute Infos gibt's auf sedar.com, leider keine Karte, ich weiß nicht wer die Nachbarn sind.
Das Zitat mit den Elelfanten steht bei REX auf der Homepage, ist aber so irreführend wie die gesamte Homepage, denn das Material dort stammt noch aus der Zeit als REX in Peru tätig war. Irgendwie ist es ja beruhigend zu sehen dass auch ein Gary Cope nicht zaubern kann und Projekte aufgeben muss, andererseits macht es aber keinen guten Eindruck wenn das Kernprojekt gar nicht auf der Homepage erwähnt wird, dagegen nur Projekte die inzwischen aufgegeben sind. Und dann dieses Durcheinander, die Webadresse ist orexgold, auf der Webseite steht OrexVentures, die Company heißt aber OrexMinerals.
VG heron
Bericht über YLL nun auch im Metals and Minerals Review
8 Kilos Silver per Tonne and Copper Porphyry Prospects Update
VG heron
@Silbernugget
Die Charts zeigen was wir alle wissen, nämlich dass die Juniorrally bisher ausgeblieben ist. Damit die Juniors steigen braucht es zweierlei: einen Rally beim POG und eine Rally bei den Small Caps. Vor zwei Jahren war das so, zur Zeit aber nicht. Zunächst muss sich die Stimmung bei den Small Caps bessern - glücklicherweise haben wir nun ein Wahljahr. 
Kurzfristig werden vor allem Einzelstories laufen, auch Übernahmen etc.
VG heron
PZG erneut mit Meldung
Paramount Gold and Silver Corp. Reports 10.4m of 4.5 g/t Gold and Extends Northern Limit of Clavo 99 within the High Grade San Miguel Vein
Aber kein Wort zum Treffen mit der SEC am Dienstag.
Und heute in Kanada mit 30 Prozent Kursverlust und anschließender Kurserholung
VG heron
Kimber is different ...Da gab es den Kursrutsch vor dem Wash Out der Juniors letzten August. Und als der Gesamtmarkt dann abstürzte, stieg KBX. Auch jetzt ist der Kursverlauf eigenwillig. Positiv das große Volumen in den letzten Wochen, gestern mehr als 3%. Was mir gut gefällt ist dass nun wieder gedrillt werden soll, und zwar mit zwei Rigs, und tiefer als bisher. Das sorgt bestimmt auch weiterhin für Kursfantasie. Und das Kursniveau von 2006 ist noch längst nicht erreicht - inflationsbereinigt schon gar nicht
Interessant auch SMR, ebenfalls mit hohem Umsatz:
Silvermex Drills 52.5 Meters With 122 g/t Ag and 0.14% Cu on Its Penasco Quemado Property
VG heron
Gefunden in Hommel's Silver Stock Report:
1. There is a 40-year supply of oil in the ground. There is a 14-year supply of silver in the ground. Therefore, silver is the better investment.
If "peak oil" is true, then every peak oil nutcase out there ought to be several times more worried about "peak silver", since silver reserves will run out sooner.
If oil is used in more kinds of products than any other commodity on earth, then silver is the second most used commodity, used in electronics of all kinds. And if silver is used up first, then we won't have all the electronic machines needed to go and get the oil!
But the "peak oilers" are not so worried about silver. Why not? I can only guess, but it is an educated guess based on extensive reading of their works over the years. I suspect it is because they are ignorant of silver, ignorant of economics, irrationally fearful, and worship government and "mother earth" instead of God.
2. In 1970, there was a 10-year supply of oil in the ground. We did not run out in 1980. We explored, and found oil. Mankind has explored for oil and produced oil only for 150 years or so, which creates extra fear of uncertainty (unlike silver and gold's 5000 year history). Since we did not run out in 1980, then we will not run out in 2050, over 40 years from now.
3. If it's not about "running out" but rather, running out of the "cheap stuff", fine, I agree! If we run out of "cheap oil", we will run out of "cheap silver" far, far sooner, so silver is the better investment, and will outperform oil.
4. The silver to oil ratio: In 1980, at the former peak prices for oil and silver, oil cost $43/barrel and silver was $50/oz. An oz. of silver was worth more than a barrel! At the bottom of the market around 2000, oil was $10/barrel and silver was around $5/oz. This implies a price for silver of somewhere between $55-110/oz., with oil prices remaining stable. If oil doubles from here, then silver will go up ten times, to $220. Therefore, silver is the better investment.
5. The public will never buy 100 barrels of oil to store on their front lawn, at $110 each, to save $10,900 worth of wealth. The public will buy a $15,000 bag of silver to store in the closet, or home safe.
6. The silver market is orders of magnitude smaller than the oil market, and will move far higher with a smaller amount of money moving into silver.
World oil supply is 85 million barrels of oil per day x $109 = $9.2 billion/day, or 31 billion barrels/year, which is $3.4 trillion per year.
World silver mine supply is 650 million ounces per year x $21 = $13.6 billion/year.
In the long run, if paper money fails, the world might have to pay for oil with silver. (Gold would be used for everything else). In that case, that implies that an ounce of silver would buy 47 barrels of oil (31,000 / 650 = 47), which implies a price for silver of $109 x 47 = $5200/oz.
Interestingly, even gold is a much, much better investment than oil, because all the gold ever mined in all of human history is about 5 billion ounces, which, at $1000/oz., is $5 trillion, which would barely pay for the world's annual oil consumption of $3.4 trillion. But as you all know by now, silver is much better than gold.
7. About 70% of the world's oil is supplied by national governments that have confiscated private oil discoveries. Therefore, oil is a risky investment. National governments generally do not spend money on exploration or development; they spend nationalized oil profits on wasteful social programs to maintain the power of the government thieves.
Of the other 30% of the world's oil, the "free world's" oil, about 9 cents per gallon of gas goes to the oil companies as profit, and about 51 cents per gallon goes to governments in taxes. Thus, 51 out of 60 cents, or 85% of the "free world's" oil has been nationalized, too. Therefore, oil is an extremely risky investment. Not only is the price of oil too high, but governments steal most profits that exist in the industry, world-wide. Investors ought to worry far more about governments stealing an oil discovery, than a silver discovery.
While oil prices moved up over ten times from $10/barrel to $110/barrel since 2000, Exxon Mobile stock barely doubled from $40 to $85. This shows that the "big oil" companies are not "getting rich" off of high oil prices, due to excessive government taxation. (Chevron has also gone from $40 to $85 since 2000, and BP has done much worse, going from $60 to $64 since 2000!)
If only 1% of gross world oil profits were spent on silver, instead of being stolen by governments, that would be: 31,000 million barrels x $110 x .01 = $34 billion. Since total annual investment demand for silver is about $1 billion, then I estimate that much money would move the silver price up to well over $200/oz.
Yes, 1% of gross world oil costs would probably drive up silver prices over ten times!
8. I believe "Peak Oil" is a fraud. If the world does hit a "Peak Oil" temporary mini trend sometime in the next 50 years, it will be due to worsening government theft, nationalizations, confiscations, taxes, and wars, not lack of oil in the ground in the world, and all of those things would be very bad for investors in oil.
9. I have never seen a peak oil proponent advocate free market solutions; nor do they invest their own money into alternatives (some of them are broke!); they always call for more government power, and more government controls, and more government "solutions". Therefore, their entire argument is as fraudulent as government itself.
10. I believe "Manmade Global Warming" is a fraud, designed to increase government control, or even "justify" the "global solution" of world government. We may be in a mini warming cycle, but 30 years ago the world was in a cooling cycle and the fear of the day was of an impending Ice Age. If "manmade global warming" is true (and it is not), there should be more of it; we would save on heating bills; and be able to plant more crops, and enjoy a wider variety of good wines from all the vineyards that could be planted farther north, like several hundred years ago.
11. Silver is not a fraud, and is the antidote to the fraud of the dollar, and the antidote to excess government power, and government theft, which is the real problem in the world, not "peak oil" or "global warming".
12. Silver is not confiscable. This is why silver is money; it is private ownership of wealth, it is true wealth, it is owned annonnymously, and is the antidote to theft through inflation or confiscation. There is not enough silver to confiscate, because the silver market is too small. All the silver in the world is worth perhaps $20 billion, which is infinitesimally small compared to the budget of the U.S. government. If the government confiscated silver, because it was "worth it" for them, it would imply that silver was worth about $10,000 per ounce.
13. There is no "oil problem". It is an energy problem. If oil prices get too high, the free market will provide energy through other means; wind, or solar, or nuclear, or coal liquefaction, or geothermal, or further oil exploration. I suspect the U.S. hit peak oil in 1970 because we abandoned silver coinage in 1964, and abandoned gold in 1971, driving up all domestic prices and severely distoring world econimcs. And with paper money, it became cheaper to buy foreign oil with fraudulent paper, rather than explore and produce it at home.
14. There is a 300+ year supply of coal. Coal liquefaction technology can make liquid fuel from coal. This is old, reliable technology, and dates from before World War II, both in Japan and Germany.
15. Most solar energy that comes to the earth is wasted. Look at the amount of solar space available in the deserts of the world. The Sahara is a very big place. All of the world's energy needs could probably be satisfied with a solar panel that covered 1/4 of the Sahara.
16. Yes, I know about the Hunt brothers. Do you know the full story? They tried to protect their oil profits in silver. Their oil was stolen by Libya. I believe that the mistake of Nelson Bunker Hunt, who is alive today, is that he tried to borrow money to buy more silver than they could afford, so they lost money when it went down from $50/oz. Don't make the same mistake. Don't buy silver on leverage, and don't let other people hold your silver for you.
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VG heron
Manche Leute empfehlen Skygold, andere Hörbücher...
Vieles bei SKV ist unübersichtlich. Da gibt es nun ein Merger mit Wildrose.
Dann die Sache mit dem 'berüchtigten' Video mit der Aussage: this "could" be one of the biggest deposits in the world. Oder war es one of the biggest gold mines on the planet... Es wurde inzwischen von der Webseite entfernt.
Auch der Präsident musste gehen.
Es wird nun eine Resourcenschätzung von etwa 1,5 Mio Unzen erwartet, was einer Marktkapitalisierung von ca 75 Mio $ entspricht.
Gedrillt wird fleißig, mit 4 Rigs. 1,20 g/t ist nicht wirklich berauschend, mehr als 50 m aber gar nicht so schlecht, und auch relativ nahe der Oberfläche.
Ziel ist es irgendwann mal übernommen zu werden. Dürfte aber noch was dauern, da braucht man halt Geduld.
VG heron
Ist schon kurious, dass PZG nun ausschließlich in Kanada gehandelt werden kann. Wenn es in Frankfurt wieder losgeht, könnte es dort zu guten Kaufgelegenheiten kommen.
Spannend war gestern Abend die Diskussion in diversen Foren, insbesondere im SH-Forum. Man vermutet dort, dass die SEC durchaus ihre Gründe hatte und es letztlich um irgendwelche Formalitäten geht.
Mexico Mike dagegen schrieb in seinem Forum: I tried to buy more PZG today on the weakness...
Und Jim Sinclair hatte seine ganz eigene Sichtweise (auf jsmineset.com):
PZG's inforcement activity was just a matter of not filing properly or timely! If some big MONEY was not in trouble with their Naked Short of PZG I seriously doubt that the SEC would be fine combing the PZG paper so closely at this time. Does anyone else think the $1000.00 Gold and $20.00+ Silver may have more reason for the SEC's sudden interest in PZG's dotting all it's I's & crossing all it's Tee's? I beleive a major hedge fund or Wall Street player was beind this as we have more that enought proof now thats to the Overstock suit as well as the former SEC. insider Lawyers letter to both the head of the SEC, Cox as well as the United States Congress about the abuse by the SEC for powerful big money interests instead of the ivestors they were chartered to protect in the first place. Wake up folks and smell the SCAM! Criminal activity in the finacial world with help from the corrupt Regulators has us in this whole dangerous postion. When the blow up is final it is big moneys intention that their family is protected while the small innocent investors and citizens who trusted them see their own families die! Yes, it is that bad!
Happy Trading
heron
PZG / Paramount nur ein Fake? 
SEC Suspends Trading of 26 Companies to Combat Corporate Hijackings
Actions Are First From Enforcement Division's Recently-Formed Microcap Fraud Working Group
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2008-41
Washington, D.C., March 13, 2008 - The Securities and Exchange Commission today suspended trading in the securities of 26 companies that appear to have usurped the identity of defunct or inactive publicly-traded corporations using a tactic known as corporate hijacking. The Commission ordered the suspensions because of questions regarding the adequacy and accuracy of information pertaining to their status as publicly-traded companies.
The trading suspensions are part of the SEC's stepped-up effort to address fraud involving the securities of non-exchange traded, or microcap, securities. These are the first actions resulting from the recent formation of the Enforcement Division's microcap fraud working group. In March 2007, the Commission suspended trading in the securities of 35 companies as part of the SEC's Anti-Spam Initiative, which targets potentially fraudulent spam e-mail.
"Microcap investing involves thousands of companies and hundreds of thousands of investors. Keeping this tier of the market honest and free of fraud is every bit as important to investor confidence as our regulation of the world's largest companies and exchanges," said SEC Chairman Christopher Cox. "These trading suspensions demonstrate the SEC's intensified commitment to eradicating microcap fraud. The trading suspensions, and the actions that will follow, should leave no doubt that the Commission will use all of the weapons in its arsenal to combat those who threaten the integrity of our markets."
Linda Chatman Thomsen, Director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement, added, "Hijackings are a burgeoning problem, and a type which the Division's microcap fraud working group was created to address. Today's trading suspensions are squarely aimed at putting the market on notice about the risks associated with acquiring non-operational or 'shell' companies, and with investing in microcaps. This is a first step. We will continue to vigorously investigate those involved."
In conducting the corporate hijacking, certain persons appear to have incorporated each of the 26 companies using the same name as a then defunct or inactive publicly-traded corporation. For identification purposes, each class of an issuer's publicly-traded securities is assigned a ticker symbol by Nasdaq Reorganization and a CUSIP number by the Standard & Poor's CUSIP Bureau. These same persons appear to have usurped the CUSIP numbers and ticker symbols assigned to the defunct or inactive corporations' publicly-traded securities for use by the newly-incorporated entities. They then appear to have obtained new CUSIP numbers and ticker symbols in lieu of the old ones, also for use of the newly incorporated entities, by apparently representing falsely that they were duly authorized officers, directors, or agents of the original publicly-traded corporation.
The trading suspensions will last for 10 business days. The trading suspensions commenced today at 9:30 a.m. ET and terminate at 11:59 p.m. ET on March 27, 2008.
The 26 companies whose trading was suspended today are: Andros Isle Development Corp. (AVPJ); Asante Networks, Inc. (ASTN); Beluga Composites Corporation (BGCC); Cobra Energy Inc. (CBNG); Complete Care Medical, Inc. (CCMI); Disability Access Corporation (DBYC); El Alacran Gold Mine Corp. (EAGM); Extreme Fitness Inc. (EXTF); Gaming Transactions Inc. (GGTS); Global Equity Fund, Inc. (GEQF); HealthSonix Inc. (HSXI); IQ Webquest, Inc. (IQWB); JSX Energy Inc. (JSXG); Kensington Industries, Inc. (KSGT); Kingslake Energy Inc. (KGLJ); L International Computers Inc. (LITL); Let's Talk Recovery Inc. (LKRV); Mobilestream, Inc. (MSRM); Mvive, Inc. (MVIV); Native American Energy Group Inc. (NVMG); Paramount Gold and Silver Corp. (PZG); Regal Technologies Inc. (RGTN); Remington Ventures, Inc. (REMV); Straight Up Brands, Inc. (STRU); Transglobal Oil Corp. (TRGO); and Turquoise Development Company (TQDC).
The Commission cautions broker-dealers, shareholders and prospective purchasers that they should carefully consider the foregoing information along with all other currently available information and any information subsequently issued by these companies. Further, broker-dealers should be alert to the fact that, pursuant to Rule 15c2-11 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, at the termination of the trading suspensions, no quotation may be entered unless and until the broker-dealer has strictly complied with all of the provisions of the rule. If any broker or dealer is uncertain as to what is required by the rule, it should refrain from entering quotations relating to the securities of this company that has been subject to a trading suspension until such time as it has familiarized itself with the rule and is certain that all of its provisions have been met. Any broker or dealer with questions regarding the rule should contact the staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, D.C. at (202) 551-5720. If any broker or dealer enters any quotation that is in violation of the rule, the Commission will consider the need for prompt enforcement action.
The Commission acknowledges the assistance and cooperation of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Ontario Securities Commission, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey in Newark, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida in Tampa, the Newark and Tampa Field Offices of the U.S. Secret Service, and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
Any investor or other person with information relating to this matter is invited to contact the staff at (202) 551-4600 or by e-mail at ENF-26suspensions@sec.gov.
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For more information, contact:
Scott W. Friestad
Associate Director, SEC's Division of Enforcement
(202) 551-4962
John S. Polise
Assistant Director, SEC's Division of Enforcement
(202) 551-4981
http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2008/2008-41.htm
Weitere gute Resultate
Minera Andes announces 113 meters of +1 percent copper in drilling at Los Azules project
Zitat: Allen Ambrose, president of Minera Andes said, "Drilling results from the first hole of this field season are exciting, since we are drilling at what was thought to be close to the boundary of the mineralized system and we are still in high grade copper mineralization. This appears to indicate that the system is larger than originally thought. Los Azules is evolving as a sizeable porphyry copper target, with a high-grade near-surface copper discovery at its core that is still open at depth and in several directions laterally."
VG heron
Minera Andes Sees No Reason To Panic Over Tax Changes In Argentina
When Rob Davies wrote about Canadian-listed Minera Andes for Minesite last August he made great play of the fact that Argentina had long held great promise as a mining nation but until fairly recently had never quite lived up to expectations. That, he said, was now changing and with Minera Andes leading the charge in taking Argentina from a prospective exploration area to major producer. Minera Andes’ San Jose silver mine started production last summer and all the signs are that there will be more to come. Minera Andes has been both fortunate and persistent in its quest to become a producer. Its persistency is demonstrated by its commitment to Argentina ever since it went public in 2005.
The sad thing is that the new government of Argentina, elected in October last, has undone a lot of the accumulated goodwill by introducing a 10 per cent export tax on existing mines in violation of the Argentinian 30 year tax stability law and three per cent royalty cap, introduced back in 1989. It was the stability law which encouraged investment and activity from mining companies, since, prior to its enactment, any province was free to introduce its own mining taxes and the environmental regime was chaotic. According to Martin Rosser of Alexander Mining, which also has an advanced exploration project in Argentina, at PDAC recently multi-national mining companies such as Barrick and Xstrata were freely threatening legal action against the Argentinian government. What is indisputable is that the politicians have thrown a spanner in the works and it will be some time before they are trusted again by mining companies, investors and bankers.
So how does all this sit with Minera Andes, which has now joined the ranks of the world’s mid-tier silver-gold producers on the commissioning of the San Jose mine in southern Argentina, as a 49:51 per cent joint venture with Mauricio Hochschild & Cia, of Lima, Peru? For a start the president of the company Allen Ambrose is thanking the Almighty that he managed to complete a series of fundraisings totalling C$34.23 million early in February. The gathering storm over sub-prime mortgages made this quite a difficult job, but at least he got it away before the Argentinian government made a nonsense of its own tax laws. The money raised will be used to fund any outstanding share of costs at San Jose, as well as for exploration drilling and completing a scoping study at another of the company’s properties at Los Azules, a copper project in San Juan province.
God certainly seems to be on Allen Ambrose’s side as his company’s shares are currently trading at a slight premium to the price of the units, which also included some attractive warrants. Not many companies, however, can counter the stupidity of politicians with the simultaneous announcement of drilling results that seem sent from heaven. A few days ago Allen Ambrose was able to announce that drilling during the last quarter of 2007 had defined 2.8 kilometres of strike length along the Odin and Ayelén veins that has significant potential to further increase the current reserves and resources at San Jose. The highest grade intercept showed 1.69 ounces per tonne gold and 37 ounces per tonne silver – yes, ounces - over 1.68 metres. The drilling that was completed in 2007 extended the known mineralization along the Odin and Ayelén vein trends by a further 1000 meters along strike, which all added up amounts to a 64 per cent increase in strike length since the 2005 discovery drilling. And still only 15 per cent of the 40 plus kilometres of vein trend target has been explored to date.
Production at San Jose, based on an average 750 tons of processed production per day, is now running at around 64,000 ounces of gold and 3.9 million ounces of silver per year. Mining at that rate gives the project a nine year mine life on current resources But there is much more to come. As Mr Ambrose has pointed out, “The drilling results from the 2007 exploration drilling programme continue to expand the size of the San Jose project. This means that the joint venture operator, Minera Santa Cruz, should be able to double production from 750 to 1500 tonnes per day by the end of this year." If that’s achieved the estimates are that annual output from San Jose will rise to 122,000 ounces of gold, and 6.5 million ounces of silver. Even that rate of mining may be exceeded as a 38,000 meter exploration drilling program, primarily in the immediate mine area, is underway even now to locate new silver and gold resources.
As regards the proposed tax in Argentina, Mr. Ambrose sounds pretty relaxed, pointing out that his company has been operating there for some time and has always been prepared to pay tax on production. He’s certainly not about to join the big boys in any fight against the government and murmurs that there is political risk in operating in any country and political posturing always materialises in face of any changes.
He is much more interested in achieving target production at San Jose by the end of the year, boosting resources and reserves, and starting to drill at the Los Azules copper property, discovered by Minera Andes in 2004. Los Azules has the makings of a sizeable porphyry system and an economic scoping study due to be completed shortly will tell us more. The work carried out there neatly fits the company's business plan of exploration, discovery, development via partnership, and production and profit sharing - a plan that is working remarkably well at San Jose.
Charles Wyatt, minesite.com, March 11, 2008
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VG heron
News aus Mexiko:
PEM.V: Premium Exploration Announces Trenching Program on Gold-Silver Target in Mexico
VG heron
Acquisition of New Properties Near Barry Deposit
VAL-D'OR, QUEBEC, CANADA--(Marketwire - March 12, 2008 ) - Metanor Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURRE:MTO) is pleased to announce that it has acquired by staking and purchasing properties with strong gold potential located in the sector of the Barry deposit, in the north of the province of Quebec.
This acquisition of an important block of claims in this sector was made due to the excellent results obtained after the surface samplings carried out in 2007 on the Barry deposit and the encouraging preliminary results obtained on the Bulk Sampling currently in progress on the property. Moreover, a study recently made by Diagnos confirmed the presence of many sectors of interest for gold and copper on the property. Following this acquisition, Metanor now holds 387 claims totaling 6,932.44 hectares (17,130 acres) in this sector where interest is growing for gold.
This newly acquired property includes 112 mining claims and 20 cells totaling 2 920,94 hectares (NTS 32B13 and 32G04) and is centered at longitude 75 degrees 45' E and latitude 49 degrees 05' N. This new property is divided into 2 separate blocks located at the south-east (Block 1) and the west and north-east (Block 2) of the Barry property. The south-eastern block includes 30 claims adjacent to the Barry property and covering the volcanic units located in the south-western prolongation of the horizon hosting the Lake Rouleau deposit owned by Beaufield Ressources which contains resources of 544,000 t at 7.2 g/t Au (Press release of march 17, 2004). A mineralized zone associated with a NE trending sheared zone containing pyrite, chalcopyrite and visible gold is located immediately to the north-east of the block of claims and grab samples performed there have returned values of 7.75 g/t Au and 10.30 g/t Ag.
The west and northeast block has a north-south extent of approximately 6km and includes 82 claims and 20 cells attached to the Barry property in its southern end. This claim block covers several aeromagnetic anomalies associated with the south-western extensions of the volcanic and intrusive horizons containing many gold showings in this sector. Approximately 1.5km to the north-west of the Barry deposit, an east-west mineralized zone was traced by Gold Hawk Resources over a strike length of more than 600 meters and has produced diamond drillings gold intersections reaching 23.8 g/t Au over 4.4m and 6.0 g/t Au over 6.7m (Press release of march 4th, 2004). At the northern end of the new property, this claim block covers the extensions of the volcanic horizons which produced a previous diamond drilling of an intersection of 10.27 g/t Au over 1.5m.
The acquisition of this new property confirms the strategy of Metanor to put all the resources necessary in order to make the Urban-Barry sector the next mining camp in Quebec.
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http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=831532
VG heron
Nochmal zu KNB.V / Kinbauri
Da gab's heute das volle Programm mit Trading Halt. Es geht um eine Finanzierung in Höhe von 7,5 Mio, und das geht erstaunlicherweise ganz ohne PP
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 10, 2008 ) - Kinbauri Gold Corp. ("Kinbauri") (TSX VENTURE:KNB)(FRANKFURT:3KG.DE) is pleased to announce that Anglo Pacific Group (APF.L) has agreed to purchase a Net Smelter Return from Kinbauri for C$7.5M.
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http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=830580&k=knb.v
VG heron
EXN.TO mit Zahlen
Excellon Reports Second Quarter Loss of $1,594,687
Naja. Beim Testbetrieb wurde mehr produziert, die Kosten sinken, aber das Material war nicht so hochgradig, und außerdem gab's den Streik, insofern schreibt man rote Zahlen.
Ärgerlich, dass weniger als geplant gedrillt wird.
VG heron
Weiterhin gute Resultate
Minera Andes announces 1.69 oz/ton gold and 37 oz/ton silver from San José drilling
VG heron
Tschonko
Ist mir schon klar, Kimber ist mein einziger Junior mit eigener TV-Show
Das Zitat von Mike bezieht sich auf MMG.V / Macmillan Gold Corp.
Ich hab mir MMG heute mal genauer angeschaut, hier das Fact Sheet. Es gibt viele Projekte in Mexiko und Peru, JV mit Duran Ventures in Peru (Kupfer), JV mit West Timmins in Mexiko, das El Zafiro Gold Projekt in Mexiko mit zunächst 100k oz Au (3 g/t), und vieles mehr. Aber es gab im letzten Jahr viele Probleme rund ums Drillen, kein Bohrgerät verfügbar, abgebrochene Bohrlöcher wegen technischer Probleme, Zeitverzögerungen, etc. -- Dieses Jahr will man aber 80 Löcher drillen. Dazu sollen zwei weitere Drill Rigs angeschafft werden. Und dann könnte es vielleicht doch noch interessant werden...
MMG - 2008 Plans:
-fully funded $5,000,000 exploration budget for fiscal 2008
Mexico:
- complete phase 1 at Realito Silver Project
- advance Las Cucharas Gold Project to Phase 1 drill plan in Q1 and Q2 2008
- determine follow up plans for La Mus Gold Silver Project and El Zafiro Gold Project
- plans to resolve surface land use rights at Cerro de Oro Silver and Gold Project to complete follow up drill plan
- plans to advance other 100 proz MacMillan properties to drill stage
-plans by Venturex to drill at Tetasiari at no cost to MacMillan
-potential for drilling at La Violetta Silver Project by West Timmins Mining at no cost to MacMillan
Peru:
-50% funding by joint venture partner Duran Ventures
-B permit in hand for 20 holes (5 completed in Phase 1)
-Phase 1 holes 4 & 5 currently being completed to original target depth of 550 metres
-9 additional holes in Aguila Main, Aguila West Contact, and Aguila East included in current permitted Phase 2
-6 holes into Pasacancha included in currently permitted Phase 2
-C permit submitted in December for additional 80 drill holes expected in Q1 2008
VG heron
