@ihr beiden,
orakelt habe ich nicht, aber hingewiesen, dass wir eventuell noch die 2,4 sehen, da begann der steile Anstieg 03.
Ärgerlich, womöglich da recht zu haben.
Grund könnten die Landkäufe sein.
Weiterer Grund: die, die 02/03 eingestiegen sind, wollen noch einen Gewinn sehen, bevor der auch weg ist.
Value hat es gut, der hat erst Erstkauf.
Die Pinnacle PNL.V hat jetzt seit Ende juli 100% hingelegt.
MAD.V ist auch wieder stark heute.
Und ich (Neddabei statt Adabei) krieg a lange Zung beim Zuschaun! 
Tschonko
Hallo edelman,
CZN: glaub ich nicht. schau mal auf den 5 jahreschart. Da sind noch immer die aktien unterwegs von den letzten kapitalerhöhungen.
War ja schon länger keine mehr. Gut!
AAG: fix, fix, der Jung! 
Hast du in D gekauft?
Da ist auch noch was am Markt. (kommt ja von 0,55 her!
Das heißt, da werden bald einige schmeißen.
Wenn sie mal über die 1,5 kommen, ist Erleichterung angesagt.
Starker Sperre(Widerstand) bei 1,25.
Glaube, die hat auch silberinfo im programm. bin mir aber nicht sicher.
Grüße
Tschonko
Es gibt keine Verdon Gold.
Die klitsche heißt Vedron Gold und wird massiv gepusht, was ja anund für sich noch kein fehler ist.
Grüße
Tschonko
goldy,
du bist berechenbar. Drauf hätt ich gewettet, dass da der nächste Beitrag von dir kommt.
Ich wohne an einem Bach, hab nicht einmal ein Wasserrad.
Wie steht´s mit dir?
Hast du ein Wasserrad oder ein kleines Windrad am Kopf?
Hutträger bist du ja keiner.
Grüße
Tschonko
Noch ein paar Bemerkungen:
Die AAG.V scheint mir die solideste zu sein. (hier eingestellt heute 21:27 seite 25).
Die ist irgendwie untergegangen.
CZN heute bei mittel umsatz fast +9%.
SRLM Umsatz: 4600. ein Witz.
Das alte Spielchen: Beispiel: FR.V . Wenn es mal auf 2,1 bis 2,15 geht, jedesmal der Rückfall auf 2. Da werden die Warrants aus der letzten Kapitalerhöhung geschmissen. Da wird abverkauft, was geht.
Und sofort wieder investiert in Werte mit geringerer MK.
Und wenn dann ein kleinerer Wert wie MTB mal 200% macht, dann kommt bald eine kapitalerhöhung. Und der Wert fällt wieder. Arm sind die, die oben rein sind. Brauchen halt dann viel Geduld.
Wenn was Gutes gefunden wird beim Bohren geht es wieder aufwärts.
Es ist viel Geld geflossen in Explorer und Juniors die letzten Jahre.
Das ist auch gut, weil es letztendlich zu höheren preisen führen wird.
Grüße
Tschonko
Ah geh bierbaum,
lass ma des.
Gewogen und als zu leicht befunden.
Da hast recht:
ZitatJe teurer die Entsorgung, desto höher der Kurs von Duratek
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Also das ist so daneben, dass es schon wieder lustig ist.
ZitatAlles Antiquierte ist letztendlich gut und brauchbar, weil es durchgereift ist
Antiquiertheit ist ein Begriff:
Günter Anders: "Die Antiquiertheit des Menschen 1 u. 2."
Etwas älterer (also nicht antiquierter .....) Werbespruch:
Nimm´s leicht, nimm Underberg!
In diesem Sinne
liebe grüße
Tschonko
Doug Casey get´s Mad. Ein reiner Cortez Trend Wert.
BEVOR DER ARTIKEL ERSCHIEN, WAR MIRANDA AUF 0,7. HEUTE 1,04!
August 1, 2005
Miranda Gold
(V.MAD, http://www.mirandagold.com)
BUY— Miranda’s share price has been on quite a roller-coaster ride over the last year, ranging from about C50 cents to C$1. This may
have more to do with gold price fluctuations than with anything the company has done, though the company also had a fair amount of cheap paper to work through. It has largely done a good job of doing so, and that’s a large part of why I feel the time is right to bring the opportunity to the attention of IS subscribers. Miranda is a Nevadafocused “get rich on process” play of the best kind.
PEOPLE AND PROMOTION
Miranda is ably led by Kenneth D. Cunningham, President and CEO. I know Ken well—he’s a geologist I think very highly of. Not a promoter at all, but the real McCoy. He has 29 years of experience in mineral exploration, mining geology and executive management. Seventeen of these years have been focused in Nevada. Before joining Miranda
last year, Ken was Vice President of Nevada North Resources (U.S.A.) Inc. where he acquired eight new properties and successfully negotiated leases with major mining companies including Newmont, Placer Dome, Newcrest and Barrick. Before that, he was Exploration Manager with Uranez U.S.A. Inc., during which time he led the exploration and acquisition effort that resulted in a 3 million ounce discovery in the Battle Mountain trend and a 1+ million ounce
discovery in the northern Carlin trend.
Also on the team are: Dennis L. Higgs, Chairman, Chief Financial Officer and Director (founder of Senate Capital Group Inc., a venture capital and resource management company that specializes in creating and/or assisting in the financing and development of early stage companies); Joe Hebert, Vice President of Exploration (a geologist with 22 years of mineral exploration and mining geology experience, with 15 of these focused in Nevada), and; Steve Ristorcelli, Director (another geo, with 26 years of experience). All together, I can say that I have a great deal of confidence in the technical abilities of this team. While it would be nice if Ken were a bit more of a promoter (the company web site is woefully out of date), I think good geology will out in the end.
PROPERTY
The basics for Miranda are simple: a project generator with multiple properties, mostly in Nevada’s Cortez Trend. Any of these could turn out to be a company-maker.
Since the industry-rocking announcement of the above-referenced CJV’s 1.5 opt, 400-foot intercept, more and more people are coming to think
that the Cortez Trend has the potential to rival the famous Carlin Trend (180 million ounces), also in Nevada. Many companies are now scrambling for land in the area, but companies like Bravo, above, White Knight, below, and Miranda, who were already there, have a distinct advantage over the newcomers.
Miranda holds 733 claims, covering 15,151 acres—or approximately 24 square miles—in this trend. The company has wasted no time in lining up high-powered JV partners, including: Newmont (Red Canyon), Barrick (Horse Mountain), Newcrest (Redlich), Agnico-Eagle (Cono and BPV), PDUS (Fuse), Golden Aria (Coal Canyon).
The company announced on July 5, 2005, that Newmont has completed a month of surface work on Red Canyon project. The work consisted of detailed outcrop mapping, interpretation of previous geophysical surveys, 3-dimensional modeling and a geochemical survey. Newmont has decided to go ahead and drill the project and is permitting 13 drill
sites for a first phase of drilling, which should start this month.
Just before that, Miranda announced that Barrick has started fieldwork on Horse Mountain, and that Newcrest has begun drilling Redlich project. PDUS has also completed geochemical surveys at Red Hill and an announcement of drill targets is expected any day now. Agnico-Eagle is evaluating gravity data that relates to the BPV and CONO properties, and MAD expects them to drill at least one hole on each property this year. Golden Aria should also have begun evaluating Miranda’s Coal Canyon project by now as well.
More recently, Miranda announced that it has signed a letter of intent to lease the Angel Wing property in northern Elko County, Nevada, which is known to contain high-grade, gold-bearing, epithermal veins. As the project is still very early stage, we’ll reserve comment for a future edition.
PAPER AND PHINANCING
Miranda is well cashed up with over $3.5 million in the bank and a low burn rate: its joint venture partners are footing the bills for most of the current exploration. The share structure is not particularly tight (35.5% dilution if all outstanding warrants and options are exercised), but at least the number of shares outstanding is not bloated, and the market cap is reasonable (both leave a lot of room for growth). There are, however, 1,292,250 warrants at 20 cents due to expire in November. Miranda has burned through waves of paper like this in the past (which says a lot about the people holding that paper, and their confidence in Miranda), so I’m not particularly worried. Especially given our expectation that we’ll have had positive news on the exploration front by the time November rolls around. That having been said, if results take longer than anticipated, the stock could take a hit in the fall, even without any bad news on the exploration front.
PRICE
This is a very busy company, with most of the work being paid for by some of the world’s biggest players, and all of it in some of the most prospective turf on the planet—a good formula for a major discovery. This is not a high-volume stock, so don’t chase it. I recommend accumulating it over the next month or so—a little here, a little there. By the time fall rolls around, I think you’ll be glad you did.
NOTES ON NEVADA GEOLOGY
The properties of our three new Nevada picks cover a substantial portion of the Cortez Trend, which runs roughly parallel to, and 50 miles southwest of, Nevada’s famous Carlin Trend, itself just west of Elko, Nevada, in the Eureka-Battle Mountain Gold Belt.
CARLIN TREND
The Carlin Trend is North America's most prolific gold producing area and the second largest gold depository in the world, after the Witswatersrand, in South Africa. The trend is a 40-mile long, northwest to southeast zone of low grade, epithermal deposits, discovered in 1961 by John Livermore and Alan Cope, geologists working for Newmont. The mineralization was near surface (only 25 meters down), but so finely disseminated that all traces were microscopic.
Assays graded 6.2 g/t gold. Newmont opened the original Carlin open pit mine in 1965, before the introduction of heap leaching. When that technology matured in the 1980s, production ramped up to where the Carlin Trend now accounts for over 35% of all US gold output. More than 107 million ounces of known proven and probable reserves occur on the Carlin Trend (there are up to 180 million ounces of resources, depending on what you include in the number). Underground mine development, in higher-grade ore down dip from existing open pits, started in 1994. Such deposits have been discovered at Rossi, Dee, Meikle, Gold Bug, Rodeo, Deep Post, Deep Star, Turf, Four Corners, West Leeville, Hardie Footwall, Deep Carlin, Mike, Rain, Tess and Rain Extension. These recent underground discoveries contain a total of 42 million ounces of announced gold reserves, at an average grade of 0.347 ounce/ton. Large quantities of additional unannounced gold resources are now drill-indicated on the Carlin Trend.
CORTEZ TREND
The Cortez Trend is in the same area of Nevada, and is similar in size to the Carlin Trend, but is displaced about 50 miles southwest. It includes the Pipeline Mine Complex (12 million ounces) to the north and the Gold Bar Mine (1 million ounces) to the south.
At meeting of the Geological Society of Nevada in mid 2004, a representative of the CJV (Placer Dome/Kennecott Cortez Joint Venture) announced that they had intercepted 1.5 ounces of gold per ton, over an interval of 400+ feet (some reports have it at almost 2 ounces per tonne). Current resources at Cortez Hills, as announced by Placer Dome, the joint venture operator, stand at 6.8 million ounces (the CJV now has over 22 million ounces in reserves). The CJV plans on drilling between 100 to 200 holes at Cortez Hills this year. Since the much-discussed CJV announcement at the Geological Society of Nevada meeting, the Cortez Trend has become one of the most active prospecting areas in Nevada. The expectation—or hope—that the Cortez Trend is an opportunity like the Carlin Trend was in the 1960s is
clearly the driving force in the areas. But is this hope realistic?
COMPARISON
The Eureka-Battle Mountain region of Nevada has two layers of sedimentary rock: the “Upper Plate” and “Lower Plate”.
The Upper Plate does not typically host higher-grade gold mineralization, but can contain indications of higher grades in
Lower Plate rocks that have “leaked” upwards. Lower Plate mineralization (Silurian age Roberts Mountains formation)
correlates with the major gold deposits of the Carlin Trend, where a great deal of surface erosion and other geological activity has brought Lower Plate blocks (" horst blocks" ) within range of open pit mining in some places. " Carlin style" deposits are disseminated gold mineralizations, usually structurally controlled. Mineralization may be predominantly oxides, sulphides, refractory or carbonaceous sulphides.
Cortez Trend deposits are replacements or disseminations in calcareous sediments and limestone strata, also in Lower Plate rock. As on the Carlin Trend, one of the keys to discovery is finding Lower Plate rocks that have been exposed in or through " windows" where the Upper Plate has been eroded.
The largest and highest-grade discoveries along the Carlin Trend are associated with major faults. These are very old faults, as are the Cortez faults, though there is considerable disagreement among geologists on numerous issues relating to these faults. Geophysicist Hans Rasmussen, who once worked with Newmont on the Carlin Trend, believes there is a strong possibility that the Cortez Structural corridor system may be both older and bigger than the Carlin fault
system. Being older allows more time for more geological events to occur. The reasoning is long and technical, but the bottom line is that if Rasmussen is right, the Cortez Trend could prove to be not only as big as Carlin, but bigger. If Cortez is so big, why wasn’t it discovered earlier? Well, one consequence of the geological events that formed the trend is that they also buried it, making it harder to find and more difficult to prove. But that is exactly what numerous
majors and juniors (including the three recommended elsewhere in this issue) are working on, so time will tell soon enough.
Tambok,
du bist der Sache schon näher, wie ich einfaches gemüt mir die sache vorgestellt hab.
Nämlich eldo im Hintergrund (mit Nuggets in der Hängematte) aber nicht im Bild. Er lässt arbeiten.
Aha, FVI mit Radius? Ich bin da im einlesen, hab aber kaum Zeit, darum auch noch kein Kauf.
Grüße
Tschonko
Ja aber:
Ohne Verwässerungen geht es mal nicht bei Explorern.
Da gibt es auch gr. Unterschiede bei den diversen.
Bei IMA ist die größte verwässerung AQI.
Grüße
Klar Eldo,
du wirst ja immer abgelenkt beim Goldschürfen.
Eldo hat die Nuggets und die liebe Kleine nicht mal noch was zum anziehen.
Ts, tss, ts.....
€ldo,
NMC ist Nustar Mining.
Batavia: wird viel gezockt mit dem papier, was ja kein fehler ist.
PLL.V: gilt dasselbe wie bei batavia. Hab den Fehler gemacht, nicht gleich nach dem Anstieg zu verkaufen. Bin ja schon zum 2. mal drin.
Ende August soll ja eine Abstimmung kommen. Nicht so schlimm.
Zur zeit schwemmt es eine menge Juniors/Explorer auf die Oberfläche. Was für ein Auftrieb.
Moriarty: die nächsten 2 Berichte: Grönland, vielleicht sogar Ulfurs Crew Gold.
Danach kommt in Peru Fortuna Silver.
@edelman,
USGL interessiert mich im Moment nicht mehr. Sollen mal bohren etc.
Muss man sich ausrechnen mit MK und shares.
MTB ist auch schon gut gelaufen.
Pinnacle interessiert mich schon mehr.
Grüße
Tschonko
Vielleicht auch einen 2. blick wert!
http://www.andeanamerican.com
Andean American Mining Corp.
Rocio Echegaray
(604) 681-6186 or Toll Free: 1-888-356-4784
Fax: (604) 681-3652
Andean Expands Exploration Plans in Peru; Andean Announces 80% Average Continuous Mineralization to Date for Sinchao Project
Monday August 22, 11:51 am ET
VANCOVUER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Aug. 22, 2005) - The Board of Directors of Andean American Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AAG - News) is pleased to announce, further to our news release of July 18, 2005 and August 3, 2005, the activation of our Sinchao Project.
ADVERTISEMENT
"This is a day I have waited on since being elected to the executive of the Company. The continuity of the mineralization is just too strong to be ignored. This property is worthy of all the questions and deserves a program to be put into place to find the answers," stated John Huguet, Chairman.
The Company has patiently waited clarification of all the land titles for the Sinchao project. In March of 2004 Valle de Sinchao numbers 1 and 3 were granted to the Company. The recent acquisition from ABX - PERU (a subsidiary of Barrick ABX-Z) of Sinchao numbers 1, 2 and 3, and the assurance from the Mines Registry Office in Peru on the petitions for Valle de Sinchao numbers 2 and 4 has allowed the Company to proceed with exploration plans for Sinchao.
The Company has completed the required environmental review and filed it with the appropriate authorities. The Company has reached an agreement with the communities of Tingo and Chugur for up to a 28-hole drill program, documentation for which should be completed by the end of August, 2005 this month. The Company is relying heavily on a non 43-101 Compliant Technical Report filed in June of 1999 and the results of their previous drill programs from 1997 and 1998 totaling approximately 8,500 meters.
The mineralization encountered to date is a true polymetallic with copper, gold, silver, zinc and molybdenum. No one value is particularly high but the CONTINUITY OF MINERALIZATION is the outstanding feature of the deposit.
The focus will be on a 1,300 meter by 900 meter magnetic and induced polarity anomaly which has been diamond drill tested to over 700 meters depth. The mineralization in this anomaly has averaged 80% to date from our previous drill programs. This is a sulfides deposit with specific gravity running approximately 3.2 tonnes per cubic meter.
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SOME SIGNIFICANT INTERCEPTS
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Mineral-
Interval Au Ag Cu Zn ized
Hole # From To (m) (g/t) (g/t) (%) (%) (%)
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SDH-05 104 452 348 0.37 14.7 0.52 0.44 348/452
equals 77%
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including: 230 452 222 0.42 17.4 0.68 0.34
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SDH-06 68 88 20 0.24 14.4 0.31 1.18 582/720
equals 81%
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and 158 720 562 0.26 4.6 0.27 0.31
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including: 158 466 308 0.31 5.8 0.26 0.51
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including: 356 466 110 0.62 5.8 0.30 0.74
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SDH-07 11 387 376 0.55 14.1 0.31 0.29 376/387
equals 97%
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including: 189 387 198 0.88 24.6 0.58 0.34
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including: 305 373 68 1.00 46.4 1.11 0.25
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SDH-10 78 406 328 0.60 18.0 0.45 0.32 328/406
equals 81%
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including: 78 294 216 0.63 20.4 0.55 0.47
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SRC-7 8 76 68 1.20 45.8 1.97 0.54 68/76
equals 89%
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SRC-11 98 300 202 0.60 17.3 0.45 0.82 202/300
equals 67%
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including: 240 300 60 1.11 26.5 0.95 0.97
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The Company intends to further define the extent of mineralization with a new 5000-meter diamond drill program scheduled for this fall.
In addition the Company will continue with metallurgical and in house scoping, studies, which were refreshed in 2004 based on new proven recovery methods and modular manufactured plant components. Previously the Molybdenum values were not, based on market factors, considered viable. Today's environment with molybdenum at $29.00 per pound represents added value worth investigating.
Price sensitivities will be explored over the term of the scoping study, scheduled for completion following the Drill Program (approximately six months thereafter).
"No one mineral in a true polymetallic has dominant values but collectively, if continuity holds together, can form the basis for robust mine economics," stated Rolando Davila, General Manager, Peru Operations.
Andean American Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AAG - News) is focused on gold mining, exploration and development with its head office in Vancouver and operations in Peru. The company is a low cost, profitable producer with sales up 111% in 2005. Andean is actively pursuing new opportunities and has recently acquired lands from Barrick. With its current and new properties, with its strong management team and with a commitment to steady growth and financial viability, Andean is well positioned to become a leading organization in the mining industry.
On behalf of Andean American Mining Corp.,
John Huguet, President & CEO Sedar Profile # 00003879
Bei MTB wurde schon mitten im Run geklingelt.
Siehe Pinnacle und Report Moriarty.
MTB 60% Pinnacle 40. Pinnacle noch mit China Fantasie.
Tschonko
@edelman,
hatten wir doch erst neulich. Pinnacle (war das nicht bei den juniors)
massive chinesische Interessen,
ebenso CDY
Strategisch war das schon 1. Sahne mit PKZ
Mit dem Bild ist es auch klar, warum USA in Afghanistan war und IRAN im Blickfeld...
Du als Strategeme Kenner........
Holzbrücken aufbauen...........und schon ganz woanders stehen
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Hi eldo,
da sag ich nur Bravo.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/05082…dd29e1bed740f7b.html?.v=1
Straccato, yess, but who the hell is " ASX"?
Tambok hat doch mehr genannt, hast gewürfelt?
Grüße
@hpoth, goldbaum,
mir ist das bekannt von den Chinesen. EU setzt auch auf Atomstrom.
Weil sie Idioten sind.
Atomverschmelzung hebt die Zeit auf.
Wenn du keine Zeit (keine Sekunde) mehr hast, was bist du dann?
Atomstrom ist antiquiert (Begriff: Günter Anders - Anders ergoogeln!) und in der Entsorgung unendlich teuer.
Darum mag ich es nicht. Weil es Unheil bringt.
Literatur: ein bisserl überzogen, aber ein Szenario.
Gudrun Pausewang: "Die Wolke"
Spielt übrigens in Deutschland.
Wie heißt schnell noch der Ort in der Ukraine....................???
Grüße
tschonko
Petro China übernimmt petrokazakhstan (PKZ).
PKZ stieg darauf auf ca 44€.
Ich hab die Mitte Mai zu 21 gekauft und einen monat später zu 26,? verkauft. Auch ärgerlich.
Ein wichtiger Schritt für die Chinesen zur Ölversorgung bzw. Absicherung.
Und ein weiteres Signal, was sie mit den $´s tun.
Venezuela, Peru, Argentinien sind weitere Gebiete, wo sie schon sehr aktiv sind. In Bezug auf Basismetalle.
Da ist einiges zum Abholen, wenn man auf die richtigen Pferdchen setzt.
Und nicht vorher verkauft
Grüße
Tschonko
@eldo,
nettes kleines Mutzi. Sollte man im Auge behalten.
Könntest du den Beitrag auch im Cortez Trend einfügen.
Grüße
Tschonko
Landkäufe in Northwestern Montana.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050819/195328.html?.v=1
Sie sollten mal ihr Mexico-Projekt voll in Schuss bringen.
Von den Beteiligungen und den properties sind sie ja gut aufgestellt, aber das kostet noch viel Geld,da wäre Cash aus Mexico schon wichtig.
Tschonko
