Beiträge von Odin

    Tag


    Habe mir die Bilanz angesehen. 2011 hatten sie 5 375 872 cash und 2012 nur noch 3 126 129 .
    Die Verbindlichkeiten waren gesamt 2011 9 384 248 2012 waren es dann 10 502 878 Can $.
    Ergo müßte irendwann eine Kapitalerhöhung kommen. Oder sehe ich das falsch?


    Gruß Odin

    Tag


    Habe mir die Mine angesehen. Habe sie jemals einen Gewinn erwirtschaftet?? Habe kein KGV finden können. Ist die Mine verschuldet?
    Danke im voraus. Ihr könnt mir auch unter PM etwas zusenden.
    Gruß Odin

    Tag


    Habe schon lange nicht mehr geschrieben. Nun habe ich
    PENNANT ENERGY gekauft. War ein Fehler und hatte noch mal in den fallenden Kurs nachgekauft.


    You should catch never a falling knife. :wall:


    Wie wahr und wie dumm von mir das ich nicht dannach handle.
    Weist du etwas über diesen wert?
    Gruß Odin

    Tag an alle


    Vielen Dank für die zahlreichen Beiträge.
    Eins ist jetzt klar, die Sparbücher sind sicher. Die Frage nur für wen.
    Na klar für die, die das sagen. Unsere Politiker, die verschieben und verschleiern(durch ihre Leute die zuarbeiten)und merken selten dabei was sie anrichten. Keiner überzeugt so gut wie wenn er es selbst glaubt. Hier wird das Vermögen der Bürger umgebucht ohne das sie es rechtzeitig merken.
    Und das Schöne daran ist: " Alles Global" und dadurch total. Hier lässt doch keiner Luft ab, so das die Blase nicht zu groß wird.
    Es werden auch die bezahlen die sich sicher sind! Soziale Ruhe kann man nicht im Shop nebenan kaufen.


    Zum Schluss was gannz sicher ist und keiner laut sagt:


    Die Schulden sind sicher und wir werden sie bezahlen. :boese:


    Gruß Odin

    Tag


    Ich bin auf das gestossen:


    Neues Kapitel der Eurokrise: Kreditknappheit
    Die Rettungsmaßnahmen für Griechenland, Irland, Portugal und Spanien sind nun bedroht. Die hoch verschuldeten Nationen der Eurozone können ihre Schuldenkrisen ohne Zugang zu Krediten von Zentralbanken nicht mehr bewältigen.


    Der deutsch-französische Vertrag im vergangenen Monat und die Erklärung der europäischen Staatsoberhäupter vom 29. Oktober haben die Spielregeln für die Verschuldung in der Eurozone verändert.


    Alle 27 Mitglieder haben für eine Änderung des Vertrags von Lissabon unterschrieben. Der wichtigste neue Bestandteil ist, dass nach Ansicht der europäischen Staatsoberhäupter


    die künftigen Rettungsmaßnahmen private Gläubiger mit einbeziehen müssen. :thumbup:



    Zwar ist unklar in welchem Maße, doch in jedem Fall sollen diese um Mithilfe gebeten werden.



    © Redaktion GoldSeiten.de


    Wer sind die Privaten? Könnte es sein das im weiten Sinne die Bürger hier genannt werden, die mit ihrem Privatvermögen ? [smilie_denk]


    Gruß Odin
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    Tag Edel Man


    Danke für die schnelle Antwort. Ich versuche mein Glück.
    Habe etwas in mein Depo gelegt. Wenn die Edelmetalle abgehen, gibt es die meisten Steigerungen bei den Nachzüglern. Der Wert muss von den Anlegern entdeckt werden. Es gibt 321 Mio Aktien ergo ist der Markt nicht eng. Soro hält circa 13 %.
    Bei diesem Umfeld müsste die Aktie in die Gänge kommen. Sie z. B
    Tribun
    Hat aber nur 50 Mio. und wenig freie Aktien. Tribun dürfte eigentlich mäßig steigen, heute in Ozziland + 30%.
    Sicher ist nichts, aber die Zeit dürfte für Platinum Australia Ltd. reif sein.


    Gruß Odin

    Tag


    Wer kennt diesen Wert? Habe die Bilanz angesehen und verstehe nicht warum dieser Wert so hinter her hinkt? Geigt seit einiger Zeit hin und her.
    Obwohl sie massiv Schulden abgebaut haben. Zusatzlich sparen sie seit einem Monat monatlich 500 000 A$ an Stromkosten.


    Gruß Odin

    Tag Edelmann


    Nach der Liste müsste PEN circa 40 $ pro Tonne bekommen. Nach den alten Werten. Jetzt ist die Produktion teurer, ergo müsste nicht viel herauskommen. Nur bei steigendem Uranpreis wäre es ein Wert den man sich ins Depo legen könnte.
    Sehe ich dies richtig.


    Gruß Odin

    Tag


    Habe heute eine Meldung erhalten über Uran-Ressourcen von Peninsula.
    Meine Frage sind die Daten gut? Habe wenig Wissen über abbaubare Uranerze. Ab wann wird es interessant Uran abzubauen ?


    Headline der Meldung:


    Highlights:


    • Initial JORC-compliant Resource Estimate totalling 15.1Mlbs eU3O8 grading 507
    ppm comprising:
    • An Indicated Resource of 4.0Mlbs eU3O8 grading 510ppm
    • An Inferred Resource of 11.1Mlbs eU3O8 grading 507ppm
    • Additional mineralised potential of 50-80Mlbs eU3O8 within the Lance Project
    Area


    Hier der Link zur PDF-Datei:
    http://www.peninsulaminerals.com.au/imag…sul---apuke.pdf


    Gruß Odin

    Tag


    Ich für meinen Teil habe alles verkauft. Das selbige hatte sich bei Mac Mine bewährt.
    Hier muß mit einer Kursaussetzung zu jeder Zeit gerechnet werden. Das ist mir zu heiß!!
    Es wird jetzt alles versilbert und somit der Kurs verwässert. Viel ist nicht mehr da.
    Außer das Sinivit zum Highlight würde! Das wäre die Rettung. Wenn fast alle Goldwerte steigen und hier ist nicht viel(NGG) los, da muß man etwas anderes kaufen als NGG.
    Gruß Odin


    PS:Habe [smilie_denk] 70 % Verlust realiesiert. Rate jedem ein Stop loss zu setzen.

    Tag
    NGG steigt wenn andere fallen. Hoffe es geht weiter so mit NGG. Das Tal der Tränen sollte endlich durch sein.
    Wenn NGG nun monatlich circa 1000 oz :thumbup: produziert, wäre das ein Anfang. [smilie_love]
    Gruß Odin

    Tag
    Neues zu NGG.


    Zum Zocken sei gesagt: Kostelany meinte wer Geld hat kann, wer keins hat soll nicht und wer Schulden hat muß !!!! :thumbup:


    New Guinea earns $26,005 in Q1, 2009


    2009-06-01 14:22 ET - News Release
    Mr. Robert McNeil reports
    NEW GUINEA GOLD REPORTS FIRST PROFITABLE QUARTER IN Q1, 2009
    New Guinea Gold Corp. recorded a profit of $26,005 for the first quarter of 2009, but available cash was reduced, largely due to increased exploration expenditures. The profit was recorded after taking into account increased inventories of gold mineralization in vats and on crushed mineralization stockpiles. These inventories are reflected in the net mine operating profit of $1,930,211.
    "With improved weather expected from the forthcoming dry season Vat construction, mining, crushing and consequently gold production are all expected to significantly improve compared with first quarter results," says Robert McNeil, chairman and chief executive officer.
    Sinivit mine operations
    In the quarter to March 31, 2009, the following are mine statistics:

    • Mineralization mined -- 27,066 tonnes;
    • Mineralization crushed ready for placing in vats -- 30,802 tonnes;
    • Mineralization loaded into vats -- 18,600 tonnes.

    Since the end of the quarter, a further 12,073 tonnes of mineralization was loaded into Vat 1. Vat J is expected to be lined and ready to load by the end of May, 2009.
    Vats B, C, D, H and I are currently leaching and, on average, are about 10 per cent leached. Remaining leachable gold in the above vats as at May 10, 2009, is estimated to be up to 12,000 ounces of gold. It is planned to bring vats 4 and A back on line to complete recovery of gold in those vats when pumps and carbon columns are available. Those vats contain up to a further 1,700 ounces of leachable gold.
    Exploration and pit operations have defined two additional oxide gold zones, not included in present resources. These zones were described in a press release dated May 25, 2009: "The Eastern vein, which is adjacent to the northern end of the Southern oxide pit (see site plan in presentation at the company's website), has been defined over an approximate 200-metre strike length and is presently defined by the better results below. Further trenching is currently in progress."
    Results of operations
    The company's net profit for the quarter ended March 31, 2009, was $26,005 or 0.02 cent per common share, compared with a net loss of $747,172, or one cent per common share, for the same period last year. The net profit for the quarter ended March 31, 2009, includes results from mining operations, which produced a net operating profit of $1,930,211. This net operating profit included metal sales, net of refining and royalty costs, of $1,539,468 and non-cash deferred mining costs, amortization and equipment depreciation charges totalling $863,544.
    The difference between the net profit for the quarter ended March 31, 2009, and the net loss for the same period in 2008 ($782,082), was mainly attributable to the net profit from mining operations. The mine was still in the commissioning phase at March 31, 2008, so there was no equivalent amount included in the result for the quarter ended March 31, 2008.
    Other items that contributed to the increase in net profit between the two periods included higher interest and other income, lower other general and administration costs, and lower financing costs of $243,147, compared with $268,946 for the same period in 2008. The higher interest and other income was primarily due to $69,162 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: nil) of interest charges accrued on the long-term debtor owed by the company's Mt. Sinivit mine joint-venture partner's share of capital and operating costs. The financing costs for the quarter ended March 31, 2008, included one-off costs of $197,266, associated with a short-term loan from Vangold Ltd., while the current period costs include $181,217, relating to the amortization of costs associated with the convertible debentures issued in December, 2008, and January, 2009. Offsetting the increase in net profit were impairments, caused, generally, by market conditions, to the company's investments in Pacific Kanon Gold Corp. and related receivables, and increased employee-stock-based compensation. The company also had a foreign exchange gain in the quarter ended March 31, 2009, of $64,975, compared with a loss of ($52,745) during the same period in 2008, because of fluctuations in foreign currency rates. Significant, non-cash costs, totalling $2,391,947 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: $117,111), included in the company's net profit for the quarter ended March 31, 2009, included non-cash impairments and bad debt write offs of $262,477 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: nil), total amortization and depreciation expenses of $930,908 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: $60,706), share of losses from equity accounted associates of $42,285 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: $56,405), and stock-based compensation expense of $1,156,277 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: nil). The net profit for the period also includes $74,656 interest income accrued and not received during the quarter ended March 31, 2009 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: $12,894). Non-cash income and expenditure does not affect the financial condition of the company.
    During the quarter ended March 31, 2009, the company completed $400,438 (quarter ended March 31, 2008: $395,972) in exploration and evaluation on its mineral property interests, but no expenditure on mine development and commissioning (quarter ended March 31, 2008: $1,635,710). During the quarter, the company had $1,591,161 of gold sales (quarter ended March 31, 2008: $359,626, 100 per cent offset against mine development costs when the mine was still in the development and commissioning phase).
    Capital resources and liquidity
    Capital resources of the company consist primarily of cash and liquid short-term deposits of approximately $2-million at March 31, 2009, and $1-million at May 22, 2009. The company's cash requirements include: financeing its ongoing mining and exploration operations; administration and corporate activities; and servicing its bank debt and convertible debentures over the next 12 months. The company routinely prepares cashflow and expenditure budgets to monitor cash requirements on a continuing basis. The company has budgeted for mine operations to finance liquidity requirements for at least the next 12 months. Capital markets may need to be accessed again to finance the company's operations. There is, however, no certainty that the company will be able to obtain financeing from capital markets in the future.
    Cash flows
    Including expenditure attributable to mining work in progress and inventory items, the company has not yet generated positive cash flow from mining operations. The company is working toward producing cash flows from gold production to finance continuing mining and exploration operations and its administration and corporate activities. In the past, the company has also been able to finance its operations by issuing its shares or convertible debt securities, either through financings or the exercise of existing share purchase warrants and stock options.
    Cash used for operating activities in the quarter ended March 31, 2009, increased to $506,049, compared with $351,416 in for the same period in 2008. This increase in operating cash used was mainly due to the costs from commercial production, including the build up of work in progress inventories, included in the current quarter but not the March, 2008, quarter. The increase in cash used for operating activities during the March, 2009, quarter was offset by revenue from mine operations, an increased foreign exchange gain and an increase in accounts payable and accrued liabilities.
    Cash used in investing activities decreased from $3,682,233 in the quarter ended March 31, 2008 to $869,613 in the quarter ended March 31, 2009. The difference is primarily due to development of the Mt. Sinivit mine, which was finalized in the March, 2008, quarter and the purchase of shares in the Coppermoly float, also in the March, 2008, quarter.
    Cash flows from financing activities in the quarter ended March 31, 2009, included the net proceeds from the second tranche of convertible debentures issued in January, 2009. These proceeds were used entirely for the retirement of bank debt during the quarter. Cash flows from financing activities during the quarter ended March 31, 2008, was mainly from the exercise of outstanding 30-cent warrants.
    Exploration
    Full details of exploration on the company's projects are available in the first quarter, 2009, management discussion and analysis, available at the company's website and filed on SEDAR.
    The information in this release was prepared under the direction of Robert McNeil, a fellow of the Australian Institute of Mines and Metallurgy and a qualified person, as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Mr. McNeil has read and approves of the information contained herein.


    Gruß Odin