Beiträge von Tschonko

Am 27.2. ist es soweit.
Und Cabo hält 23% an der neuen IMI.V.
Und wer wird die Properties drillen?
Auf das hab ich mich schon lange gefreut.
Vorfreude ist ja............

Bin gespannt, ob Freund Hommel aktiv wird.......
für IMI, CBE hat er ja hoffentlich schon alle verkauft...

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070222/200702220374167001.html?.v=1

Cabo Drilling Corp.: Shares of International Millennium Mining Corp. to Commence Trading
Thursday February 22, 9:00 am ET

NORTH VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 22, 2007) - Cabo Drilling Corp. ("Cabo") (TSX VENTURE:CBE - News) is pleased to announce that the common shares of International Millennium Mining Corp. ("IMMC") the company to which Cabo sold its mineral properties for 10,000,000 units, of which no less than 75% are redistributed to Cabo shareholders, will begin trading on the facility of the TSX Venture Exchange commencing at the opening February 27, 2007 under the trading symbol IMI (CUSIP No. 459970). IMMC has 30,122,944 shares issued and outstanding and 44,241,287 shares fully diluted.
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IMMC is a mineral exploration and development company focused on the acquisition and exploration of polymetallic mineral properties in the America's. Approximately 30% of the IMMC shares are owned by management and insiders including Cabo, a further 23% are held by institutional shareholders and the balance by retail shareholders. After paying brokers and finders' fees and commissions, legal and other expenses related to the IMMC private placements and the listing approval, IMMC will have approximately $3,350,000 working capital, $8,090,679 total assets and no liabilities as it begins trading on the TSX Venture Exchange.

IMMC holds 100% interest in nine mineral properties located in Nevada, USA; Sonora State, Mexico; and British Columbia and Ontario, Canada; plus a 50% interest in a second British Columbia property. IMMC will initially focus its exploration and development efforts on the silver, lead, zinc and copper Simon Mine near Mina, Nevada, the gold, copper, molybdenum High Lake/Electrum Lake Project in northwestern Ontario and on its silver, cobalt and base metals project near Cobalt, Ontario.

The Simon Mine is a former producing polymetallic mine, located in the Walker-Lane Trend south of Reno. Shut down in the late 1960's, this project now presents itself as an exploration and development play offering both size and grade potential for longer term mining. Historical records of ore shipped from the 905 drift (89 rail cars) indicate average grades 12 oz Ag, 0.04 oz Au, 9% Pb, 5.7% Zn and 3% Cu. (These historic figures are considered relevant, but need to be verified by IMMC). In the next two weeks the Company will start a deeper penetrating geophysics program over the entire Simon Mine property.

The High Lake Property has been explored in a piecemeal fashion since the early 1950's. During that time, parts of the claim group were controlled by different parties. The IMMC option agreement marks the first time that this property, covered by the 20 claims, has been held by one company. Additionally, the High Lake Property is contiguous on the south border of IMMC's Electrum Lake Property. The High Lake/Electrum Lake Properties contain several known gold and gold-copper-molybdenum prospects. Several resource estimates have been produced by previous explorers on the mineralized zones identified in the eastern and western part of the High Lake Property. The following historic estimates are unverified as the supporting data is incomplete, not all were prepared by an independent party, and they predate the implementation of National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101"). These estimates are not in accordance with NI 43-101 and should not be relied upon. They are presented as a documentation of the past work for the purpose of outlining areas for future exploration on the property and include:

Purdex Zone: In 1989, G.M. Leary, MSc, P.Eng. estimated, on behalf of Consolidated Jalna Resources Limited, approximately 250,000 tons of material grading from 0.25 to 0.30 ounces gold per ton (226,800 tonnes grading between 8.57 and 10.28 g/t Au). The estimates were based upon information from 33 drill holes (8582 feet) completed by Purdex Minerals in 1958 and 12 holes (5491 feet) drilled by Consolidated Jalna in 1989. The mineralization was in three zones - Purdex "A", Purdex "B" and Purdex "P" zones. A cutoff grade of 0.1 oz/ton and minimum thickness of 4.0 feet was used in the estimate.

Electrum Zones: In 1987, J.H. Reedman, BSc, M.Phil, M.I.M.M., C.Eng, on behalf of Calnor Resources Ltd. estimated "drill indicated reserves" of 47,200 tons with a grade of 0.34 oz/ton Au (42,800 tonnes @ 11.65 g/t Au) from 3 zones, Electrum "P", Electrum "R" and Electrum "W"; the average width of the zones was 11.45 feet; assays were uncut.

IMMC will begin geophysics work on this project, which will be concentrated within these two zones, in April 2007.

The Cobalt Property has numerous classical Cobalt Type silver targets outlined within that property claim group. Sufficient preliminary work has been completed on three of these silver targets to warrant further testing. The next phase of exploration on the Cobalt Property will start within the next two weeks and will consist of geophysics work over certain areas of the property. The purpose of the geophysics work will be to identify the location of volcanogenic massive sulfide and Cobalt Type targets.

At its Harrison Lake Project in British Columbia, IMMC will continue exploration work with its joint venture partner Sutcliffe Resources Ltd. Active mining at the Giant Mascot Mine took place within the ultramafic belt, approximately 10 kms from the southeast corner of the Harrison Lake property between 1958 - 1974, producing 4.2 million tonnes from reserves totaling 4.7 million tonnes grading 1.19% Ni; 0.46% Cu; 0.1% Co; 1.0% Cr; and unreported grades of platinum group metals, gold and silver. The Harrison Lake ultramafic belt provides a very attractive exploration prospect for Ni/Cu and platinum group mineralization. Ground geophysics and detailed geology of priority targets is recommended in order to establish drill targets.

Additional information concerning IMMC and its mineral property interests can be obtained under its profile on SEDAR (http://www.sedar.com).

About Cabo Drilling Corp.

Cabo Drilling Corp. is a drilling services company headquartered in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The Company provides mining related and specialty drilling services through its subsidiaries Advanced Drilling Ltd. of Surrey, British Columbia; Forages Cabo Inc. of Montreal, Quebec; Heath & Sherwood Drilling Inc., of Kirkland Lake, Ontario; Petro Drilling Company Limited of Springdale, Newfoundland; Cabo Drilling de Mexico S.A. de C.V. of Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico; and Cabo Drilling (Panama) Corp. of Panama, Republic of Panama. The Company's common shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol: CBE.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

John A. Versfelt, Chairman, President and CEO

Further information about the Company can be found on the Cabo website (http://www.cabo.ca) and SEDAR (http://www.sedar.com).

Gute properties, wird abwechslungsreich.
Wie erfährt man den Eröffnungskurs? Vorher!

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070222/200702220374167001.html?.v=1

Cabo Drilling Corp.: Shares of International Millennium Mining Corp. to Commence Trading
Thursday February 22, 9:00 am ET

NORTH VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 22, 2007) - Cabo Drilling Corp. ("Cabo") (TSX VENTURE:CBE - News) is pleased to announce that the common shares of International Millennium Mining Corp. ("IMMC") the company to which Cabo sold its mineral properties for 10,000,000 units, of which no less than 75% are redistributed to Cabo shareholders, will begin trading on the facility of the TSX Venture Exchange commencing at the opening February 27, 2007 under the trading symbol IMI (CUSIP No. 459970). IMMC has 30,122,944 shares issued and outstanding and 44,241,287 shares fully diluted.

IMMC is a mineral exploration and development company focused on the acquisition and exploration of polymetallic mineral properties in the America's. Approximately 30% of the IMMC shares are owned by management and insiders including Cabo, a further 23% are held by institutional shareholders and the balance by retail shareholders. After paying brokers and finders' fees and commissions, legal and other expenses related to the IMMC private placements and the listing approval, IMMC will have approximately $3,350,000 working capital, $8,090,679 total assets and no liabilities as it begins trading on the TSX Venture Exchange.

IMMC holds 100% interest in nine mineral properties located in Nevada, USA; Sonora State, Mexico; and British Columbia and Ontario, Canada; plus a 50% interest in a second British Columbia property. IMMC will initially focus its exploration and development efforts on the silver, lead, zinc and copper Simon Mine near Mina, Nevada, the gold, copper, molybdenum High Lake/Electrum Lake Project in northwestern Ontario and on its silver, cobalt and base metals project near Cobalt, Ontario.
The Simon Mine is a former producing polymetallic mine, located in the Walker-Lane Trend south of Reno. Shut down in the late 1960's, this project now presents itself as an exploration and development play offering both size and grade potential for longer term mining. Historical records of ore shipped from the 905 drift (89 rail cars) indicate average grades 12 oz Ag, 0.04 oz Au, 9% Pb, 5.7% Zn and 3% Cu. (These historic figures are considered relevant, but need to be verified by IMMC). In the next two weeks the Company will start a deeper penetrating geophysics program over the entire Simon Mine property.

The High Lake Property has been explored in a piecemeal fashion since the early 1950's. During that time, parts of the claim group were controlled by different parties. The IMMC option agreement marks the first time that this property, covered by the 20 claims, has been held by one company. Additionally, the High Lake Property is contiguous on the south border of IMMC's Electrum Lake Property. The High Lake/Electrum Lake Properties contain several known gold and gold-copper-molybdenum prospects. Several resource estimates have been produced by previous explorers on the mineralized zones identified in the eastern and western part of the High Lake Property. The following historic estimates are unverified as the supporting data is incomplete, not all were prepared by an independent party, and they predate the implementation of National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101"). These estimates are not in accordance with NI 43-101 and should not be relied upon. They are presented as a documentation of the past work for the purpose of outlining areas for future exploration on the property and include:

Purdex Zone: In 1989, G.M. Leary, MSc, P.Eng. estimated, on behalf of Consolidated Jalna Resources Limited, approximately 250,000 tons of material grading from 0.25 to 0.30 ounces gold per ton (226,800 tonnes grading between 8.57 and 10.28 g/t Au). The estimates were based upon information from 33 drill holes (8582 feet) completed by Purdex Minerals in 1958 and 12 holes (5491 feet) drilled by Consolidated Jalna in 1989. The mineralization was in three zones - Purdex "A", Purdex "B" and Purdex "P" zones. A cutoff grade of 0.1 oz/ton and minimum thickness of 4.0 feet was used in the estimate.

Electrum Zones: In 1987, J.H. Reedman, BSc, M.Phil, M.I.M.M., C.Eng, on behalf of Calnor Resources Ltd. estimated "drill indicated reserves" of 47,200 tons with a grade of 0.34 oz/ton Au (42,800 tonnes @ 11.65 g/t Au) from 3 zones, Electrum "P", Electrum "R" and Electrum "W"; the average width of the zones was 11.45 feet; assays were uncut.

IMMC will begin geophysics work on this project, which will be concentrated within these two zones, in April 2007.

The Cobalt Property has numerous classical Cobalt Type silver targets outlined within that property claim group. Sufficient preliminary work has been completed on three of these silver targets to warrant further testing. The next phase of exploration on the Cobalt Property will start within the next two weeks and will consist of geophysics work over certain areas of the property. The purpose of the geophysics work will be to identify the location of volcanogenic massive sulfide and Cobalt Type targets.

At its Harrison Lake Project in British Columbia, IMMC will continue exploration work with its joint venture partner Sutcliffe Resources Ltd. Active mining at the Giant Mascot Mine took place within the ultramafic belt, approximately 10 kms from the southeast corner of the Harrison Lake property between 1958 - 1974, producing 4.2 million tonnes from reserves totaling 4.7 million tonnes grading 1.19% Ni; 0.46% Cu; 0.1% Co; 1.0% Cr; and unreported grades of platinum group metals, gold and silver. The Harrison Lake ultramafic belt provides a very attractive exploration prospect for Ni/Cu and platinum group mineralization. Ground geophysics and detailed geology of priority targets is recommended in order to establish drill targets.

Additional information concerning IMMC and its mineral property interests can be obtained under its profile on SEDAR (http://www.sedar.com).

About Cabo Drilling Corp.

Cabo Drilling Corp. is a drilling services company headquartered in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The Company provides mining related and specialty drilling services through its subsidiaries Advanced Drilling Ltd. of Surrey, British Columbia; Forages Cabo Inc. of Montreal, Quebec; Heath & Sherwood Drilling Inc., of Kirkland Lake, Ontario; Petro Drilling Company Limited of Springdale, Newfoundland; Cabo Drilling de Mexico S.A. de C.V. of Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico; and Cabo Drilling (Panama) Corp. of Panama, Republic of Panama. The Company's common shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol: CBE.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

John A. Versfelt, Chairman, President and CEO

Further information about the Company can be found on the Cabo website (http://www.cabo.ca) and SEDAR (http://www.sedar.com).

harpo,
aber wenn man sie gratis bekommen hat und dann das Vierfache unter 1C$ nachgekauft hat, ist es schon nicht schlecht.

Grüße
Tschonko

Aber um das Ganze zu relativieren:
ich hab dafür Wolfden mit Verlust verkauft.
Noch mal relativiert: und dafür sofort Sabina gekauft.

gutso,
HL ist eine cashcow. Das muss man berücksichtigen.
Wir leben in einer blöden Welt...!

UC.V:
die shorties haben sich verabschiedet, die warrants sind weg.
Nur UC hat die homepage soweit verändert, dass ich die warrants und units nicht mehr finde.
Suuupi....
Wenn wer was Aktuelles hat...?

Short Summary
Short Volume As Of
12,000 15/Feb/2007
107,605 31/Jan/2007
112,000 15/Jan/2007

Hat ja keiner was kommentiertz zu Impact. Aber das ist eine d e r stories heuer.
Und natürlich Energold EGD.V!

Grüße
Tschonko

Der Vertrag mit GG:

http://www.premiergoldmines.co…eases.asp?ReportID=160663

Billig sind sie nicht mehr.
Geht mich an, dass auf der Homepage keine financials sind.
Shares etc.
Laut http://www.tsx.com/HttpControl…oteSymbol_12=&Language=en

sind es 52 mille shares.

Analysten:
http://www.premiergoldmines.com/s/AnalystCoverage.asp

T.

Hallo value,
die Wölfe gehen in Premier.
Hab ja das gleich gemacht, als die gratisaktien kamen und mich dann intern als Depp bezeichnet.
war gar nicht so übel.

http://www.premiergoldmines.com/s/Home.asp

und die anderen Projekte: Premier ist da auf jahre beschäftigt.
Zwischenzeitlich wollten sie sich in Australien einkaufen, hab das aber wieder abgeblasen.

Am Red lake herrscht ja Ameisentätigkeit.
Und GG schaut genüsslich zu und hält bei Erfolg die Tatze drauf.

http://www.premiergoldmines.com/s/Bonanza.asp

Grüße
Tschonko

gutso,
was heißt nicht kennen? Mach den link auf (voriger Beitrag!)
Nochmal:
Santa Monica zum Beispiel: JV mit GG und wer ist Nachbar? Hecla.
Orko mit Meldung dazu:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070221/200702210373838001.html?.v=1

Hecla auf 3 jahreshoch.

Impact fast 10% plus.
Exmin zieht auch an. Muss das sein?

UC.V: heute ganz guter Handel. Bin neugierig, wie sie reagiert, wenn die Februarwarrants weg sind (morgen).

Golden Tag (GOG.V)

Golden Tag Resources Ltd: Diamond Drilling Commences on McCuaig Red Lake, Ontario Property
Wednesday February 21, 3:05 pm ET

MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 21, 2007) - Golden Tag Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:GOG - News) is pleased to announce that it has been advised by Rubicon Minerals Corp., the operator of the McCuaig Joint Venture that diamond drilling has commenced on the McCuaig property (jointly held 40% Golden Tag, 60% Rubicon).

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070221/200702210374053001.html?.v=1

Die andere Seite von GOG ist das JV mit ECU, die auch bald wieder durchstarten sollte.

Grüße
Tschonko

Valley: Silver Surprise - wirklich eine Überraschung
fast 200% bei 32000 gehandelten Aktien

SLSR.PK 3:31PM ET 0.35 0.23 191.67% 32,000

bob,
danke für deine kalmierenden worte wegen Info MGN etc.....

gutso,
danke für Grandich, bekomm ich selber.
Aber auch lesenswert wegen der diesmal sehr lustigen Schreibweise und den Companies. hab da zwar außer FCO keine Überschneidung aber trotzdem 1A.

Hecla: sehr schöne Aussichten.
Hab ich schon gesehen vor ein paar monaten aber wegen Hugo chavez nicht gekauft.
Sie haben heute eine Mine verkauft, sie haben viel Cash.
Also werden sie sich einkaufen.
Möglicherweise vorher in Mexico und dann erst im Valley.
Sie könnten auf einen Satz das halbe valley kaufen....
weil sie sind nun kreditwürdig..

Santa Monica zum Beispiel: JV mit GG und wer ist Nachbar? Hecla.
Orko mit Meldung dazu:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070221/200702210373838001.html?.v=1

Warrants: bei UC laufen morgen welche ab,
bei Exmin auch die nächsten Tage und dann kommt noch ein Schub im April.

Verweise hier noch malö ausdrücklich auf den Exmin Artikel und den Impact Artikel von Mexico Mike (siehe heute!)
Bei Impact kommt jetzt einiges.

Noch eine sehr interessante Geschichte:
Capstone verkauft sein Silber an Exabspaltung Silverstone SST.V.

Capstone Reaches Agreement in Principle to Sell Cozamin Silver Production to Silverstone Resources
Wednesday February 21, 10:27 am ET

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 21, 2007) - Capstone Mining Corp. ("Capstone") (TSX:CS - News) is pleased to announce that is has reached an agreement in principle with Silverstone Resources Corp. ("Silverstone"), whereby Capstone will sell over the next 10 years, all of its silver production from the Cozamin mine in Mexico to Silverstone. In consideration Silverstone will pay an upfront payment of US$44 million, comprised of US$20 million in cash and issuing 19,350,000 Silverstone special warrants (the "Special Warrants"), plus a deferred payment upon delivery of the silver equal to the lesser of (a) US$4.00 (subject to a consumer price adjustment after three years) and (b) the then prevailing market price per ounce of silver as quoted on the London Bullion Market Association.

Capstone has agreed to deliver a minimum of 10 million ounces of silver to Silverstone over a 10 year period. The Cozamin copper, zinc, lead and silver mine is expected to produce approximately 1.2 million ounces of silver per year. This represents approximately 20% of total revenue at current metal prices. In addition, Cozamin will produce an average of 30 million pounds of copper, 8.5 million pounds of zinc and 3 million pounds of lead annually. If at the end of the 10 year period, Capstone has not delivered the agreed 10 million ounces, then it has agreed to pay to Silverstone US$1.00 per ounce of silver not delivered. Capstone will have a right of first refusal for any base metal by-product of Silverstone's over the next 2 years.

Each Special Warrant may be exercised into a common share of Silverstone for no additional consideration at any time provided that: (a) the common shares issued pursuant to such exercise would not result in Capstone owning, together with any other common shares under its ownership, control or direction, 20% or more of the issued and outstanding common shares after immediately giving effect to such issuance; or (b) the shareholders of Silverstone other than Capstone pass a resolution at a meeting of Silverstone's shareholders approving any exercise that would result in Capstone owning 20% or more of the issued and outstanding common shares of Silverstone.

Darren M. Pylot, Chairman of the Board of Capstone comments, "This is an excellent deal for Capstone since we will realize the value of the silver production through our investment in Silverstone and pay for the US$15 million current expansion of the Cozamin mine."

Closing of the transaction is subject to Silverstone completing the required financing, Board approvals, execution of definitive agreements, and receipt of all regulatory approvals, third-party consents and acceptance by the Toronto Stock Exchange. It is expected that the closing of this transaction will occur on or before March 28, 2007.

ABOUT CAPSTONE

Capstone is a Canadian based mining company currently operating the 100% owned Cozamin copper-silver-lead-zinc mine located in Zacatecas State, Mexico. Capstone has approximately 80.8 million shares outstanding and is well financed with no bank debt. More information is available online at: http://www.capstonemining.com.

Contact:
Chris Tomanik
Capstone Mining Corp.
(604) 684-8894
(604) 688-2180 (FAX)
Email: ctomanik@capstonemining.com
Website: http://www.capstonemining.com

gutso,
vergiss die reserves bei HL. LF langt noch lange und sie haben eine volle Kriegskasse, auch durch den heutigen Verkauf der Mine.
Vielleicht bist ja schon bald HL Aktionär!
Ich hab mir die wirklich schon genauer angeschaut und war positiv überrascht wie du weißt.
Hab sie aber nicht wegen Chavez.

Formation Capital:
interessant ist die genaue beschreibung, wie es weitergeht mit den permits.
Da kommen dann noch die waldheinis....

Formation Capital Corporation: Draft EIS Indicates Idaho Cobalt Project Demonstrates Environmental Stewardship
Wednesday February 21, 8:00 am ET

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 21, 2007) - Formation Capital Corporation (TSX:FCO - News) announced today its wholly owned subsidiary, Formation Capital Corporation, U.S. ("the Company") located in Salmon, Idaho, reports the findings of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) conducted by the United States Forest Service of their 100% owned Idaho Cobalt Project (ICP) indicate that the project is compatible with the preservation of the environment.

"Speaking for Formation, I am delighted with the findings of the Draft EIS," said Mari-Ann Green, the firm's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "It confirms our long-held view that the Idaho Cobalt Project can be constructed, operated and reclaimed with minimal environmental impacts on the land, air, wildlife and water quality of the region. We intend to provide some 150 good-paying jobs and produce an environmentally beneficial product. The EIS shows we're on the right path," she added.

"This is a significant procedural step in the permitting of the ICP, however the findings are equally important - especially the findings that expected water quality changes in area streams will not be significant, overall air quality in the project area will remain at or near present levels, there will be no effect on endangered wildlife species, the project is not expected to significantly affect endangered fish species or their habitat, and there will be no impacts to wilderness resources. This holds true under all alternatives," she continued.

According to Bill Scales, President of Formation Capital Corporation, U.S., the Draft EIS identifies Alternative 4 as the Forest Service's preferred alternative for the project. "This alternative applies a number of mitigation measures to Formation's proposal, the most important are additional improvements to area public roads to be funded by Formation, changes in water treatment, changes to the tailings and waste rock disposal area configuration and reclamation, and placement of additional neutralizing materials in the underground mine workings," Scales stated.

"Our overall assessment of the Draft EIS is that it does an outstanding job of answering the fundamental questions which the public may have regarding the effects of the ICP on water and other resources. The preferred alternative with its added mitigation should lead to a higher level of protection for the environment and that's a good thing," Scales added. "We have looked at Alternative 4, and are prepared to add these mitigation measures to our mine plan. We will be reading the Draft EIS in great detail and may yet have some additional comments on this alternative during the public comment period," Scales concluded.

The public comment period will last 60 days from the day the Draft EIS is published in the Federal Register. It is currently expected that the Draft EIS will be published on February 23, 2007, thus commencing the 60 day public comment period, now expected to end on April 24, 2007. It is estimated that an additional 60 - 90 days, will be needed for the Forest Service (FS) to review the public comments and prepare the Final EIS and Record of Decision (ROD) which is expected, as reported by the FS, by Q3 of 2007.

The ROD is a document in which the FS will select an alternative for the Idaho Cobalt Project that would incorporate the Company's Mine Plan of Operations as well as any design changes, mitigation measures or other changes which the FS might deem appropriate.

Subsequent to issuing the final EIS and ROD, there is an appeal period. If there are no appeals, the Company would then modify its Plan of Operations, as directed in the FS's ROD and acquire the necessary permits before the FS could approve the Mine Plan of Operations allowing the project to commence construction. In addition, the Company must post the appropriate reclamation bonds before construction.

In the event that there are appellants, an appeal resolution process would take place, subsequent to which the Company would submit its modified Plan of Operations for approval.

The draft EIS is available from the Forest Service web site at http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/sc/projects and at http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/2007/February/. The public is invited to review and comment on the document. All comments should be sent to Mr. Bill Wood, Salmon-Challis National Forest, 1206 S. Challis St. Salmon, ID 83467.

Formation Capital Corporation

Mari-Ann Green, C.E.O.

Hecla Mining:

1. Hecla Mining announces sale of Hollister Project (HL) 7.28 : Co announces it will sell its interest in the Hollister Development Block gold exploration project in Nevada to its partner, Great Basin Gold (GBN), for a total of $60 mln, including $45 mln in cash and $15 mln in Great Basin Gold common stock. The number of shares is to be determined by the average trading price 20 business days prior to the announcement of the transaction.

2. Und schwarze Zahlen: und zwar sehr gute!

Hecla Mining Swings to 4Q Profit
Wednesday February 21, 9:06 am ET
Hecla Mining Gets 4th-Quarter Profit, Above Analyst Estimates, Shares Rise in Premarket Action

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) -- Hecla Mining Co., which mines gold, silver, lead and zinc in North America and Venezuela, said Wednesday it swung to a fourth-quarter profit on higher gold prices.
The results beat Wall Street predictions, sending Hecla shares up 32 cents, or 4.4 percent, to $7.60 in premarket trading, after closing Tuesday at $7.28 on the New York Stock Exchange. In the last 52 weeks, Hecla shares have traded from $4.05 to $7.95.

After the payment of preferred dividends, Hecla earned $20.4 million, or 17 cents of basic income per share, compared with a loss of $7.4 million, or 6 cents per share, for the same quarter in 2005.

Analysts polled by Thomson Financial had expected a profit of 5 cents per share.

Sales more than doubles to $70.3 million from $30 million in the year-ago period.

The 2006 quarter's results included the recognition of an $11.8 million deferred tax asset. But that gain was largely offset by Venezuelan foreign exchange losses and tax accruals, settlement of a dispute with an engineering firm and stock-option expenses, Hecla said.

But excluding those items, Hecla said the quarter's profit would still be "well above" the consensus estimate, as a result of higher-than-expected gold production from its La Camorra unit and record gold prices.

"The average price of gold during 2006 was $604 per ounce, the highest yearly average in recorded history and 36 percent higher than 2005," the company said in a statement.

For the full year 2006, Hecla swung to a profit of $68.6 million, or 57 cents per share, compared with a loss of $25.9 million, or 22 cents per share, for 2005.

Sales more than doubled to $217.4 million from $110.2 million in the year-ago.

Company officials credited the results to the production of 5.5 million ounces of silver at an average total cash cost of 24 cents per ounce -- the lowest since that statistic has been reported, Hecla said. Also, it produced 179,276 ounces of gold at an average total cash cost of $345 per ounce.

The average price of gold during 2006 was $604 per ounce, representing a 36 percent increase over 2005, while the average price of silver was $11.57 per ounce, up 58 percent from 2005.

Hallo gutso,
danke! Super Beitrag.
Hab´s eh schon mal g´sagt. Die fliegen zur Not wen ein. lasst sich alles machen mit der union. Kost halt a bisserl.....

Tschonko

Brav, brav, brav! Timing war perfekt!
Wird Don Hanson auch bald nachschießen.

"Mexico Mike" (alias coach247) am 21.2.07: Bericht zum Besuch der Impact Minen

I was invited to visit the Royal Mines of Zacualpan project as a guest of Impact Silver last week. I have owned shares in this company for more than 2 years, and been very happy with the progress they have achieved. However, it was still very interesting for me to witness the operation in person, and compare it against many other mines that I have been to visit in Mexico. I was bullish on the company before I went to see it, and I am very much more so now. I plan to submit several reports over the next few days, since there is so much to comment on that it will take a while to share it all. This is the first installment...

The mines are located about 3 and a half hours southwest of Mexico City, near the border with Gurrerro State. The entire trip to the town of Zacualpan is on paved roads, and the road access throughout the property area controlled by IPT is very good, with some paved road and some gravel road. Zacualpan is located centrally on the property holdings, and the town is literally surrounded by historic mine workings. Impact is the largest employer in the town and has gone to great lengths to maintain a positive relationship with the community, including hiring a full time PR person. The town supports mining, and the mines support the town, which is an ideal scenario.

The key to understanding the opportunity for IPT shareholders is to realize that they acquired a first class project at a time of duress for the vendor, when silver prices were below $6, and the mines had been allowed to lapse into lower productivity due to a lack of operating capital. This means IPT won the project at distressed prices. There is exceptional development work that has been completed, and an outstanding workforce, on which a value cannot be computed. The upside potential for this deal is limited only by the vision and competence of the new operator, and IPT has already demonstrated that they have plenty of both.

The injection of new capital and strong leadership is rapidly transforming the entire project into a model mining operation and a textbook example of how a company should be run. There are no efforts to cut corners to save money today at the cost of efficiency tomorrow. Morale among the workers is exceptionaly high, and new employees are being hired and trained. A process to upgrade the infrastructure and refurbish the equipment is already paying dividends.

The operating mines are just a few minutes from town. Hydroelectric power is readily available to most of the property. Water is abundant and the town itself relies on water pumped out of abandoned mines. All buildings and infrastructure are well maintained and appear to be in excellent condition.

The currently operating Guadalupe Mine is just steps from the main mine office. This is a former Penoles project, and hence it is modern and well designed. The equipment for the hoist and main shaft is all refurbished and capable of serving a larger production capacity if the company chooses to expand the scope of operations. What is most impressive about this mine is that well over 100 kilometers of workings and tunnels have already been developed through many levels down to the 195 meter depth (about the depth of a 60 story building).

The main vein system is the Lipton vein, which extends for many kilometers across the entire property and has been accessed in several other mines. This vein is mainly a narrow, higher grade structure with common grades of several hundred grams silver per tonne, hosted in sulphide ores along with lead, zinc and some gold. The vein typically averages a couple of meters width but occasionaly swells to several meters and occasionaly runs to much higher grades.

There are other important and productive veins in this mine, including the Liptonia, the Intermediate, and the Paulina veins. Ore is transported from stopes by low-slung trucks to the main shaft where it is hoisted to the surface.

A number of other veins run to the northwest from the north-south trending main veins and where the veins intersect, wide zones of stockwork ore are found across intervals up to 15m. These zones are lower grade but yield a high tonnage of production and can be mined at surprisingly low cash costs for a small underground operation.

As the Guadalupe is mined to lower depths, it is expected that the silver rich ore will transition to more of a base metal rich deposit, as is common with other epithermal vein systems in Mexico. However, at a number of locations elsewhere on the property, the company has encountered enriched grades of gold and copper at depth, leading to speculation that the entire silver district could be underlain by a gold-copper district. At the current time the company is focused on expanding underground development to open new access points of silver rich ore and expand the operation further along the vein system, but at some point in the future management plans to test the potential at depth.

A short drive from the Guadalupe Mine, the Salvadora Mine is now in production. This was an old mine that had been out of production when IPT took over the property, but exploration work from the project geologists identified some new high grade veins near the portal to the mine including the Salvadora Vein which was identified in a news release on January 25th, 2007 (this can be found on the company website). Grades of up to 20 ounces silver were encountered across a 2m width, and much higher grades reported over narrower intervals. However, the main vein system here is again the prolific Lipton Vein, but development work has now opened new stopes accessing several other veins, one of which was only discovered a couple of days before my visit. The geologist that I spoke with confirmed that the same potential for larger stockwork zones may exist at the intersection of converging veins along the strike length of the system, and very little work has been done to depth in this mine. This underscores the high potential for the entire project, and Salvadora is just one of more than a dozen older mine workings that very likely have remnant deposits that could be put back into production.

The San Ramon mine was in production last year when IPT took possession of the property, but it has since been taken offline, as the higher grade ore shoots were mined out, and more exploration work needs to be completed to outline new resources.

A third mine is expected to commence production at the project later this year. The past producing Chivo Mine was recently accessed by project geologists, where high grade sample results were extracted from the open workings near surface. Much of the mine is flooded so a drill program was completed that hit numerous very high grade zones of silver across mostly 1-2m intervals that graded up to 69 ozs. per tonne, and averaged in the range of 20 opt plus associated base metals values. The company is working to drain the mine and open mining access points to target this high grade ore, and plans to have production commence in September.

Additonal exploration success has been achieved at several other targets but I will comment on this in a further update tomorrow. The main consideration is that the project area is huge, about 125 square kilometers. The veins that we were able to see during our tour on just a small part of this property are so numerous I could not write the names of them fast enough. Literally dozens of productive veins run along the countryside near the town, separate in many cases by just a few metres, and running to many hundreds of metres depth. These veins are largely unexplored, and historic development did not continue below the water table. The resource potential of this district, in an area of exceptional infrastructure, with a long heritage of local mining and a supportive local community, cannot be over-emphasized.

The management of Impact Silver is fully aware of the fantastic potential they control. The company owns most of the district, with only small parcels of land remaining to be consolidated, and ongoing negotiations with the vendors are progressing to lock it all up. The project geologists are talented and thorough and some of the best qualified people I have met on any of my mine tours.

With such strong management, a solid business plan to grow at a steady and sustainable pace, a clean balance sheet that will allow for measured capital investment to enable active exploration and development, and the prospect of increasing earnings and production well into the future, IPT represents one of the best juniors in Mexico for stable long term growth. Normally, the market asigns a premium to those well run companies with strong growth potential, but IPT can actually be bought at a discount to its peers. I do not think this situation will persist indefinately.

cheers!

Mike

Voluntary disclosure: IPT paid my direct travel expenses as a guest to visit the project. I have not received or been offerred any form of compensation for my time or to provide my commentary. I own shares in the company that I purchased at prices below 30 cents in the market, and I have continued to increase my position over time, and may buy more shares in the future.
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gutso,
um Himmels willen, das sollte doch keine Empfehlung sein.
Fettes grinsen hinten. Das ist halt die alte Sunshine, die immer noch gehandelt wird.
Vergiss es!
Zum Schluss kauft der eldo die noch aus Versehen!

Hast ne mail!

Noch ein interessanter Artikel, wiederum von Watson, der Companies im Verhältnis zum realen Silber analysierte. Hab´s hier reingestellt.
Wiederum gute Charts.

SeekingAlpha
Leveraging the Price of Silver
Monday January 22, 3:20 am ET

http://biz.yahoo.com/seekingalpha/070122/24664_id.html?.v=1

Grüße
Tschonko

@eldo,
warum PG? Die meisten "Wölfe" wandern zu PG.

Sehr interessanter artikel:
am besten über link lesen, da er überreich unterverlinkt ist.

Die darin lang besprochene EXM.V, hier schon oft erwähnt, geht mir noch ab in der Sammlung mex. Minen. Dann reicht´s mal.
Dann kommt Idaho!

http://biz.yahoo.com/seekingalpha/070220/27435_id.html?.v=1
SeekingAlpha
Junior Mining Companies: Other Peoples MoneyTuesday February 20, 8:22 am ET

Trey Wasser (III-D Capital) submits: When I evaluate junior (exploration stage) mining companies I tend to like to those with strong partners who are footing a large portion of exploration and development expense. There are now hundreds of junior companies, throughout the world, doing extensive drilling. It is really getting difficult, and time consuming, to look at every project. I am generally attracted to the companies who have partnerships, earn-ins and drilling agreements with major mining companies. While this is never a guarantee of success, it generally does pave the way for development if a project proves to be economical. It also means substantially less dilution when drilling and studies are completed with OPM (others people’s money).

The majors are getting very selective in the partners and projects they choose. Most have an attractive portfolio of in-house projects. They are looking for large deposits and are willing to spend the money to find them. They have large staffs of seasoned geologist and engineers. They have access to the drilling rigs, equipment and labor. They have the experience of mine development, construction and operation that most juniors lack. They have valuable political and industry relationships in foreign countries. And most importantly, they have access to the capital needed to develop a mine.

This is not to say that the majors have a lock on all the best projects. It is also not to say that a junior company can’t bring a mine into production on their own or with another junior partner. But when a major company is willing to fund drilling, managed by the junior partner, it speaks volumes about the junior’s management and engineering staff. The majors review many project before they commit the first drilling dollar. They are only interested in projects that can potentially have a serious impact on their production and reserves. When a major mining company is willing to move a project towards the feasibility level, it often means, “there is more here than meets the eye”.

Most of the major North American precious metal names do not need any introduction. These include Newmont (NYSE: NEM - News), Barrick (NYSE: ABX - News), Goldcorp (NYSE: GG - News) and Kinross (NYSE: KGC - News). In base metals, international companies like BHP Billiton, (NYSE: BHP - News), Rio Tinto (RTO) and Xstrata [XTA:LSE] are also known entities. But, in Latin America, there are a few names that readers may not be familiar with.

Penoles is a Mexican company and is the world’s largest silver producer. They have been listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange since 1968. They have been mining in Mexico since 1887. They boast the worlds richest silver mine, Mexico’s richest gold mine, Mexico’s largest gold mine, Mexico’s largest zinc mine and Mexico’s largest lead mine. By the way, these are all separate mines. They also operate the world’s fourth largest refining complex. They have their own exploration company and their own construction company. They own most of their existing mines 100%. The companies that have been lucky enough to partner with Penoles have had extraordinary success. These include Mag Silver [MAG:CVE]) with their potentially monstrous silver deposit next to Penoles’ Fresnillo Mine, the world’s richest silver deposit.

Hochschild [HOC:LSE] is a Peruvian company and has been doing underground mining in Latin America for over 47 years. They are the world’s fourth largest silver producer. They have considerable experience in identifying, developing and mining large epithermal vein deposits. Hochschild currently operates three mines in Peru. They did an IPO on the London Stock Exchange last year. They have over $500MM in cash and are very profitable.

Votorantim is a Brazilian natural resource company with interests in metals, energy, chemicals, paper and agriculture. They are the leading Latin America producer of zinc and electrolytic nickel in Latin America. They currently operate two zinc mines in Brazil and are expanding into Peru. Votorantim has been in business 87 years and also operates a large finance and trading subsidiary.

Here a few companies that I follow with excellent projects and attractive partnerships with major companies.

Solitario Resources (AMEX: XPL - News) was spun off from Crown Resources (in 2004) before Kinross (NYSE: KGC - News) acquired Crown in a problematic transaction that finally closed in 2006. The spin-off left XPL with all of Crown’s exploration portfolio, a seasoned management team and 1.8 million shares of KGC. Solitario has a strategic partnership with Newmont (NYSE: NEM - News) to explore properties in Newmont’s South American portfolio. They are also joint-ventured with Newmont on their Pachuca Real property in Mexico and hold a net smelter royalty on 61,000 hectares just north of the Yanacocha Mine, South America’s largest gold mine. Newmont is currently drilling this property. Solitario also has a promising zinc property in Peru, partnered with Votorantim, a platinum project partnered with AngloPlatinum and a 100% owned gold project in Brazil. Newmont owns 9.9% of XPL.

Minera Andes will begin gold and silver production this year from their San Jose Mine in Argentina. Hochschild is their 51% partner and will operate the mine. Initial production is projected to be 60,000 ounces of gold and 3.2MM ounces of silver annually. However, only 5% of the property has been explored and they have discovered a new vein with bonanza grade gold and silver. The partners are already evaluating doubling the size of the mill. MNEAF is also partnered with Xstrata on a very promising copper discovery, Los Azules. Rob McEwen of US Gold (AMEX: UXG - News) compares the geology at San Jose to that of Nevada. He owns 30% of MNEAF.

Endeavour Silver (AMEX: EXK - News) is another one of those fortunate companies partnered with Penoles in Mexico. Their strategic alliance allows them access to Penoles’ Mexican property portfolio. This partnership was significant in consolidating the Guanacevi district, where EXK will produce over 3MM ounces of silver this year. Penoles holds 5% of EXK.

Metallica Resources (AMEX: MRB - News) has a “free ride” on their 30% of the El Campo project in Chile. Their partner is Xstrata, who must produce a feasibility study by September of this year to earn their 70%. Then they must finance 70% of MRB’s capital costs, if requested. Measured and indicated reserves at El Morro doubled in November 2006 to 6.38 billion pounds of copper and 8.22 million ounces of gold. This is one of the top three developments (.pdf) in Chile and will undoubtedly be developed.

MRB also has a gold/silver mine in Mexico that will begin producing ore next month. The Cerro San Pedro Mine was internally financed and production of 115,000 GOE is unhedged. Xstrata owns 8% of MRB.

The last company I am going to highlight in this report is Exmin Resources [EXM.CVE]. I recently discovered Exmin while researching junior exploration companies that will be moving to production for my report Gold Stock Earnings to Shine in 2007.
EXM haas consolidated over 520,000 hectares (1.2MM acres) representing 11 district-sized projects in the Sierra Madre Occidental. This may be the largest land package of any North American mining company in Mexico.

The VP of Exploration for EXM is Dr Craig Gibson. Dr. Gibson has extensive experience in the Sierra Madre gold/silver districts. His team was responsible for discovering and developing the Delores Mine currently being constructed by Minefinders (AMEX: MFN - News). He has been consulting with Penoles for many years, worked for Hochschild in Peru and Echo Bay in Mexico.

Since quietly putting this huge land package together, Exmin has been able to attract some very strong partners.

In February 2006 they signed a JV agreement (.pdf) with Penoles on their Maguarichic District project. The District is about 40,000 hectares and will test the same vein system as the historic Patria Mine (.pdf). Penoles was required to drill 2000 meters in 2006, they drilled over 5000 meters and results are due out anytime. Again, Penoles is very selective when it comes to joint venture projects.

In July 2006, they signed a JV agreement with Hochschild on 73,000 hectares in the Moris district (.pdf) next to Gammon Lake’s (AMEX: GRS - News) Ocampo Mine. At the same time the JV signed a purchase agreement for the Santa Maria de Moris mine and mill, which also added another 7000 hectares. Hochschild did six months of due diligence (.pdf) before closing the Santa Maria mine purchase in December. Exmin’s 30% share of the purchase price was financed by a private placement (.pdf) of 2.9MM shares to Hochschild. The mine will be brought back on line this year and operated by Hochschild. It should produce about 60,000 GOE in 2008. Hochschild will continue to drill the under-explored district to earn their 70%, expand reserves and increase production. This mine plan is very much like their “boot-strap” San Jose development with MNEAF. This is Hochschild’s first project in Mexico.

Cash flow to EXM from the Moris Mine will be used on their 100% owned projects (.pdf) like the Reyna de Oro (.pdf) project just a few kilometers from Goldcorp’s El Sauzal Mine.

Exmin has secured one more JV partnership to date, albeit with another junior company. In September 2006 they signed a deal with Yale Resources [YLL.CVE] on the Urique District (.pdf). This is 28,000 hectares right in the middle of several major projects. Yale will fund 2007 drilling, managed by Exmin under the guidance of Dr. Gibson. Also of note, Yale has a very interesting project with Impact Silver in the Zacatecus Region, not far from Fresnillo. Besides YLL’s drilling expenditures on Urique, EXM receives 1.5MM shares of Yale Resources.

Exmin holds 100% of the Batopilas Project. This is 195 square miles that completely surrounds Mag Silver’s Batopilas Development (35 square miles) that has historically produced over 250MM ounces of silver.

The sheer size of the Exmin holdings is very impressive. To put these into perspective, the entire Ocampo District is about 7000 hectares and Minefinder’s (AMEX: MFN - News) holdings at the Delores Mine are 1920 hectares. But Exmin’s holdings are not just large. They are in the heart of the most productive Sierra Madre activity. They have the right topography and geology. Dr. Gibson has previously evaluated many of these projects while working for Echo Bay and Minefinders. With their extensive property portfolio, I expect that Exmin will attract even more partners in 2007.

Exmin has about 68MM shares outstanding, giving it a market cap of about $38MM. They have 4MM warrants at C$.60 that expire this week. They have another 4MM (at C$.60) that expire in April. The stock has been under pressure from the February warrants. But with huge Mexican holdings, strong partners, a producing mine, lots of pending drilling results and equity from warrant exercises, Exmin Resources is my current “best buy” for 2007.

The author is long GRS, MFN, MNEAF, EXM and has no positions in any other stocks mentioned in this report.
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@edel, value,
ich versteh schon euren Ärger. Ich schimpf bei solchen Gelegenheiten ja immer am lautesten.
Kommentar bezog sich mehr auf eldo (Bildchen), war witzig gemeint.
Na ja...
Ich verkauf auch immer sofort seit Wheaton.
Diesmal hätt ich vielleicht noch ein bisserl gewartet, ein paar wochen.
Zinifex anschauen.

Impact: ich glaub auch, dass der Zeitpunkt nicht schlecht ist.
Ich hab mir den Satz gemerkt in dem Artikel von Moriarty:
"I've never seen so much silver in my life. They will be mining there for another 400 years".

Warum Bandera?
Die wollt ich ja schon länger (siehe Seite 1).
Management verkauft nichts, obwohl sie schon stark im Geld sind.

Weiters kannst du dir auf der Homepage das letzte PP anschauen.

Haben verschiedene Mineralstrukturen und wollen sie durch verschiedene Mills bedienen.

Da liegt sehr viel auf Halde vom Vorgänger.

Der Wert wird kaum gehandelt, weil auch ziemlich unbekannt.

Das beste Argument ist 43-101 und das 2. Peojekt, das man shareschonend aufbauen kann, da ja dann schon cash flow generiert wird.

Weiter fragen an Kelvin Williams....

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070202/200702020370766001.html?.v=1

Bandera Gold Ltd.: Revised Summary of NI 43-101 Report
Friday February 2, 3:38 pm ET

EDMONTON, ALBERTA--(CCNMatthews - Feb. 2, 2007) - Bandera Gold Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:BGL - News) -
(Clarification) Some highlights of the NI 43-101 Technical Report completed on December 11, 2006, and filed with the TSX Venture Exchange, in addition to selected information regarding our anticipated work schedule for the next six months to a year, are as follows:

1. The chronological history of the Cinco Minas and area mines illustrates the vast potential of this overall mining area to support economical mining activities today and in the future. Bandera Gold Ltd., together with our joint venture partner Minera San Jorge (MSJ), is making considerable positive strides to make this happen. The company cautions that a feasibility study has not been completed and there is no certainty that the Company's proposed operations will be economically viable.

2. New low level aerial photography and GPS controlled survey work will be undertaken during the early spring of 2007 when vegetative cover is at a minimum in order to proceed with field exploration and mapping of known mineralized deposits in the El Abra and El Abrita areas of the Cinco Minas property. This will allow for new three dimensional mapping to be completed in order to be able to prepare a thorough block model of the fault structure and related cross structures.

3. Test production of high grade materials (old tailings dump material and other materials obtained from small high grade deposits on the Cinco Minas property) will be commenced between late February and early March when construction of the 60 tonne/day mill has been completed. There is sufficient high grade material within the old dumps (greater than 6000 tonnes selectively determined) to run the mill for at least 100 days. Assays taken indicate an average grade of 3.44 g/t (0.100 oz/st) Au and 333.02 g/t (9.71 oz/st) Ag (see Appendix 1).

4. Additional high grade feed for the mill will come from the Destajos and Trinidad level adits as well as other high grade areas which have been and are being identified. This high grade material will be blended with lower grade materials from Cerro Colorado and/or additional old tailings dump materials. It is expected that sufficient volumes of high grade material will be available to run the 60 tonne/day mill in a testing mode for at least an additional year and that these will provide sufficient feed for the 250 tonne/day mill (to be constructed later this year) for at least as long. Sampling in the San Diego Cross area of the Destajos level produced an average grade across 6.3m of 4.0 g/t (0.117 oz/st) Au and 458 g/t (13.36 oz/st) Ag (see report at page 1). Disclosures of gross value in the January 31 news release are hereby retracted.

5. Bulk sampling has been completed at the crest of Cerro Colorado and this lower grade material will be used in a test heap leach operation with the objective of expanding the heap leach pad to at least 500,000 tonnes over the next six months to a year. An agreement has been reached with the local council to develop an area of approximately 244,750 square meters (24.5 hectares) for use in the test heap leach operation (see page 27). It is expected that the pad will be ready for initial heap leach testing by late summer or fall of 2007.

6. The mineral resource volumes have increased significantly for the inferred resource category to 4.80 million tonnes from 0.40 million tonnes, a twelve-fold increase (see Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve Estimates at page 81). The following table summarizes both indicated and inferred resource information as per our technical report:

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Ag Avg. Avg.
cut Grade Grade Ounces Ounces
Resource off Tonnes Ag Au Ag Au
Location Category (g/t) (millions) (g/t) (g/t) (millions) (thousands)
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Cinco
Minas Indicated 30 2.27 171.9 1.22 12.50 89.1
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Cinco
Minas Inferred 30 0.40 137.9 1.07 1.80 13.8
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El
Cohete Inferred 30 2.50 64.1 1.09 4.63 79.2
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Cerro
Colorado Inferred 30 1.30 64.1 1.09 2.50 42.8
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San Juan/
Coral Inferred 30 0.60 97.9 0.56 1.90 10.8
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TOTALS Inferred 30 4.80 74.5 1.02 10.42 142.8
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TOTALS Indicated 30 2.27 171.9 1.22 12.50 89.1
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7. To date, references from older reports have indicated that only 20% of the known main Cinco Minas vein system has been tested. Bandera intends to continue field work begun in 2006 to identify new sources of mineralized sections. It is expected that this work will considerably enhance the reported mineral resource volumes given in this technical report.

The technical information contained in this news release was collected, compiled and reviewed by Richard Munroe, B.Sc., FGAC, P.Geo., a qualified person under NI 43-101.

Bandera Gold Ltd. is a Junior Canadian Exploration Company whose corporate strategy is to build shareholder value by finding and developing overlooked and undervalued mineral properties in North America and South America. By partnering with an experienced mining and mineral exploration entity, the Company's core focus will be the continued exploration and advancement of the Cinco Minas property in Mexico to production, exploration of the Gran Cabrera property in Mexico and the exploration of the Belmira property in Colombia.

On behalf of the Board

Kelvin Williams, CEO

@eldo,

die tun so als, wenn sie was verloren hätten.

Value, edel,
das zeugt doch von eurer hervorragenden Aktienauswahl.
Nur die Besten werden übernommen...

@dau,
am Schnitt. entweder noch mehr runter, oder rauf.
Ich hab jedenfalls gestern Impact aufgestockt.
Das Dreieck ist komplett.
EDG mit der beteiligung an IPT. IPT selber jetzt in vernünftiger Anzahl.
und natürlich kleiner: Yale YLL.V als JV von Impact und auch Exmin EXM.V.

Außerdem hab ich erste Position in Bandera gold gekauft.
Man soll sich da nicht schrecken lassen vom kursverlauf des Vorjahres unter dem Motto: das Schönste schon verpasst.
IMO kommt das noch.
http://www.banderagold.com

Da hat im übrigen noch kein Insider etwas verkauft. Sagt auch was.
43-101 ist komplett.

Grüße
Tschonko

@edel,
thanks, zu 10 Grünen gehört auch Glück dazu.
Aber es erfülltt mich mit kindlicher Freude.

Wolfden: muss nicht sein, dass sie verschwindet.
Was macht dann das Management? Bei Premier weiter?

Jedenfalls erfreulich, die setzen sich zusammen und schnapsen sich was aus.
Von Zinifex weiß ich so gut wie nichts. Brauch ich auch nicht.....

Hab auf Seite 1 noch einen 5. Punkt dazugesetzt:
Idaho Silver Valley: Mit Linkverweis und den Kürzel vieler Companies dort.
Werd aber hier dazu nichts posten außer eventuell bei den Größeren, wenn was aktuell ist.
Ich hoffe, gutso, Prince of Idaho, hat nichts dagegen.
Er ist dort der absolute Fachmann.
Gibt auch Threads zu den einzelnen Unternehmen.

Das Valley ist definitiv aus dem Dornröschenschlaf aufgewacht.

ahoi
Tschonko

Was ist denn heut mit der FCO.TO los?
+10%

Dachte da kommt erst was im März?

Bei FCO ist ja neben dem projekt auch die Metallurgie und die refinery interessant. Sollte es im valley mal losgehen, dann kriegen die Arbeit.

Ebenso bei Kimberline die Drilling Sparte: Kettle, die ja schon den Umsatz gut gesteigert hat. Sind ja sozusagen die Platzhirschen.

Grüße
Tschonko

Hallo dau,
ja das ist ein bisserl überfällig. Bisher Monatsabstände.
Ist übrigens original auf http://www.silveraxis.con. Don Hansen.

Aber wenn du hier zurückblätterst, findest du sehr viel über Impact.
Artikel von Beyers ...
Sind zur Zeit am Schnitt!

Gut auch für SBB und PG durch die Beteiligungen:

Wolfden gets offer of interest from Zinifex

TORONTO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Wolfden Resources Inc. (WLF.TO: Quote, Profile , Research) said on Monday it has received an offer of interest from Zinifex Limited (ZFX.AX: Quote, Profile , Research) and it has agreed to grant the Australian mining company an exclusivity period to complete due diligence.

Wolfden, a Canadian-based mineral exploration and development company, said Zinifex has made a non-binding and conditional proposal to pay C$3.90 cash per share for all of Wolfden's outstanding shares.

Grüße

Wolfden gets offer of interest from Zinifex
Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:29am ET
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Market Cap: $301.40M
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Wolfden gets offer of interest from Zinifex

TORONTO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Wolfden Resources Inc. (WLF.TO: Quote, Profile , Research) said on Monday it has received an offer of interest from Zinifex Limited (ZFX.AX: Quote, Profile , Research) and it has agreed to grant the Australian mining company an exclusivity period to complete due diligence.

Wolfden, a Canadian-based mineral exploration and development company, said Zinifex has made a non-binding and conditional proposal to pay C$3.90 cash per share for all of Wolfden's outstanding shares.