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James Ensor

Maltechnik des Spätbarock (Ton in Ton, ohne Konturlinien) im ausgehenden 19. Jhrdt.

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Vor 2-3 Jahren in solcher Situation nichts verkauft.

Ergebnis war gemischt 200% und woanders Totalverlust.

Jetzt fliegt manches bei 50% oder 80% raus.

So schnellebig ändert man sich.

Was aber bleibt; das Ganze ist ein Spaß.

#1 von Tsuba 28.01.04 20:37:28 Beitrag Nr.: 11.990.313
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Gold konsolidiert.

Rand wird stärker (relativ zum US$).

Ich wär ´ja so gern noch geblieben;

aber der Wagen, der rollt.

Mitlaufen (na klar!!)

Oder standhalten (altmodisch).

Lohn der Angst wurde Anfang der

50-iger Jahre gedreht.

Ein Ölfeld in Venezuala brennt.

1 oder 2 tausend US$, dem der TNT

zum Wegsprengen des Infernos anliefert.

1 oder 2 tausend $$ ????

gruss

Tsuba

Mehr Hinweise auf die Doppelbödigkeit von Drooy geht nicht mehr.

Aber das ist wahrscheinlich für die Katz.

Der Arzt hätte ja auch sagen können, daß der Kaffee zuhause eingenommen werden soll.
Von McDonalds nicht abzuraten, war ein Kunstfehler.
Und jetzt können sich die zwei da nicht mehr blicken lassen.

Tragisch

Tambok

Man sollte die CEO´s alle gleichzeitig bei McDonalds mit

Kaffee verköstigen. Nachher könnten die sich nirgends mehr blicken lassen.

Tschonko,

kann Dir das nicht beantworten. Auch nicht ungefähr.

Würd´ mich nicht wundern, sollte die Geschäftsleitung bei DRD, der herrlichen, selbst keine Idee haben.

Ab 15.30 MEZ handelt aber das hochverehrte Publikum in Americas.

Gruss

Tambok

einfach so von der WAR-homepage abgegriffen.

Genaueres weiß ich nicht.

Die ADR´s werden nicht erwähnt.

Da müßte aber ähnlivhes gelten.

Wait and See

Tambok

The material below is supplied on a direct feed from McGregor BFA and is published without correction or comment. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the directors.

WESTERN AREAS LIMITED
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(Registration Number: 1959/003209/06)
Share code: WAR & ISIN No: ZAE000016549
ADR Ticker symbol: WARUY
CUSIP No: 957654304
("Western Areas")

INFORMATION UPDATE TO WAL SHAREHOLDERS
========================================
Shareholders are advised that Western Areas hosted South African analysts on an

underground tour of the South Deep mine on 20 October 2005, followed by

comprehensive presentations by South Deep management. This followed a similar

visit by international analysts hosted by Placer Dome Inc.

Shareholders are referred to the website: http://www.westernareas.co.za to view the

information that was presented.

8 November 2005
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Johannesburg
Sasfin Corporate Finance
A division of Sasfin Bank Limited
Date: 08/11/2005 05:00:12 PM Produced by the JSE SENS Department

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WESTERN AREAS LIMITED
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration Number 1959/003209/06)
Share code: WAR
ISIN: ZAE000016549
("WAL")
JCI LIMITED
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration Number1894/000854/06)
Share code: JCD (suspended)
ISIN: ZAE000039681
Debenture Code: JCDD (suspended)
ISIN: ZAE000039699
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RIGHTS OFFER SALIENT DATES

Introduction
Further to the announcements published on 12 May 2005, 30 June 2005, 19 August

2005 and 30 August 2005, WAL shareholders are advised that the salient dates in

respect of the renouncable rights offer of 35 505 240 WAL shares ("rights offer

shares") at a subscription price of 1 800 cents per share in the ratio of 29.95

rights offer shares for every 100 WAL shares held, are as follows:

2005
Last day to trade in WAL shares in order to Friday, 18 November

qualify to participate in the rights offer (cum
entitlement) on

WAL shares trade ex the rights offer entitlement Monday, 21 November

from commencement of trade on

Listing and trading of letters of allocation on Monday, 21 November

JSE from commencement of trade on

Record date for shareholders to participate in Friday, 25 November
the rights offer on

Circular posted and form of instruction issued Monday, 28 November
to certificated shareholders on
Rights offer opens at 09:00 on Monday, 28 November
Last day for trading in letters of allocation on Thursday, 8 December
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15 December 2005 on
Listing and trading of rights offer shares on Friday, 9 December
JSE at 09:00 on
Rights offer closes at 12:00 on Thursday, 15 December
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respect of certificated shareholders to be
lodged by 12:00 on (see note 0
Record date for letters of allocation on Thursday, 15 December
Entitlement in respect of the rights offer Monday, 19 December
available on
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certificated shareholders on or about
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and credited at their CSDP or broker on
Results of the rights offer and basis of Monday, 19 December
allocation of excess applications published on
SENS on or about
Results of the rights offer and basis of Tuesday, 20 December
allocation of excess applications published in
the South African press on or about
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allocated posted to certificated shareholders on
or about
Accounts of dematerialised shareholders updated Tuesday, 20 December

in respect of excess shares allocated at their
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Notes
The dates and times are subject to amendment. Details of any such
amendment will be published on SENS and in the South African press.
All times indicated are South African times.
Share certificates in respect of WAL shares may not be dematerialised or
rematerialised between Monday, 21 November 2005 and Friday, 25 November
2005, both days inclusive.
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of holders of dematerialised WAL shares.
If you are a dematerialised shareholder of WAL shares, you are required to
notify your duly appointed CSDP or broker of your acceptance of the rights
offer in the manner and time stipulated in the custody agreement.
Dematerialised shareholders will have their safe custody accounts at their
CSDP or broker credited with their entitlement on Monday, 28 November
2005. Certificated shareholders will have their entitlements created in
electronic form and held at Computershare on Monday, 28 November 2005.

Documentation

The WAL rights offer circular and the forms of instruction in respect of the
letters of allocation will be available for inspection at the registered offices

of WAL from Monday, 28 November, and will be posted to WAL shareholders on or

about Monday, 28 November 2005.

Copies of the circular can be obtained during normal business hours prior to the
closing of the rights offer being 15 December 2005, at the registered offices of
WAL, 3rd Floor, 28 Harrison Street, Johannesburg, 2001.
Johannesburg
4 November 2005
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Corporate Finance
Legal adviser to WAL
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Date: 04/11/2005 05:00:06 PM Produced by the JSE SENS Department

das Thema Rot-China verträgt einen separaten Thread

Aus GLOBMAIL.COM vom 16.11.05

Juniors join Chinese gold rush
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But majors holding back over concerns of murky regulationBy
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GEOFFREY YORK

Wednesday, November 16, 2005 Page B6

BEIJING -- The halls of Beijing's convention centre are buzzing with the

adrenalin rush of a new mining boom. Dozens of Canadian juniors are

scrambling for a slice of China's vast mineral deposits, and they

gathered excitedly yesterday to tout their prospects at China's annual mining congress.

But while the conference boasted a dramatic rise in exhibitors and a

record number of participants, two of Canada's biggest mining

companies were sounding a starkly different note. They are warning of

risky pitfalls in the Chinese regulatory regime that could constrain the industry's future.

Falconbridge Ltd. and Teck Cominco Ltd. are cautioning that Beijing
================================

needs to clarify its uncertain licensing procedures if it wants the Chinese

mining industry to reach its full potential.

Both companies -- like many of the world's biggest miners -- have

remained largely on the sidelines of the Chinese exploration boom,

although they do have a presence in the country. Questions about land

title in the licensing process are a key reason for their hesitation.

"We would be loath to invest large amounts of money in development

without understanding the legal framework," Falconbridge's chief

operating officer, Peter Kukielski, told reporters yesterday.

Many of the major Western mining companies, including Falconbridge,

will be unwilling to take a gamble on China until the regulations are clarified, he said.

"I think it will be an inhibitor. There is some concern. We don't

understand clearly how one attains land ownership in China. While there

is some uncertainty about ownership, we are reluctant to invest a major amount of dollars."

In a speech to the mining conference on its opening day, he warned that

China's efforts to attract the most efficient Western investors "will be

slowed by the deeply complex issue of land ownership."

Doug Horswill, senior vice-president of environment and corporate

affairs at Teck Cominco, said Beijing will realize the need to "get the

rules right" when it sees the competition from other countries with better

regulations. "The real issue for China is the competition that it's engaged

in with Peru and Chile and Canada and Australia to secure those

exploration dollars," Mr. Horswill told the conference.

One of the key problems, he said, is the lack of assurance that an

exploration company will be allowed to secure a mining licence after it

discovers a mineral deposit. Under current Chinese rules, the company

that discovers a deposit is given "priority rights" to the mining licence, but

it doesn't have a guaranteed right. "The term 'priority rights' is suggestive

of a second decision, and that worries us, and it worries a lot of Western

companies," he told reporters later.

Mr. Horswill said he was planning to raise the land-title issue with a

senior Chinese government official at a private meeting yesterday. "I

think the Chinese officials know this issue very well and are examining

how to deal with it. We're optimistic that they will."

Teck does have exploration people on the ground in China looking for

opportunities, but it remains cautious, he said. "It will take some time for

our comfort levels to grow, and to find the partners that we want to work with."

China's minister of land and resources, Sun Wensheng, told the

conference that the government will ensure an "open and transparent"

regulatory system that will "protect the legal rights of foreign investors."

But he provided no specific details.

Junior mining companies, however, are increasingly enthusiastic about

China. In the gold and silver sector alone, at least 30 Canadian

companies are actively exploring here, and China has emerged as the

world's fourth-largest gold-producing country.

The exploration boom seems to be gathering strength. More than 2,000

delegates and 200 exhibitors are registered at the China mining

conference this week, a sharp rise from the 1,325 delegates and about 80 exhibitors at last year's congress.

The juniors are less bothered by the question marks about land security

in China. Several are already applying for mining licences and they

believe they can pave the way for the bigger companies by showing that

the process is less risky than some had feared.

"We feel confident that we'll get our mining permit," said Jay

Chmelauskas, president of Jinshan Gold Mines, a Vancouver-based

company is developing a gold mine in the Inner Mongolia region of China.

"A lot of senior companies are on the sidelines, just kicking tires and

watching the juniors. But once we show we have mining permits and go

into production, then China will be de-risked. We need a year to de-risk China."

Although Jinshan has been working for a year on the studies required for

its mining licence, it acknowledges that it might not get its mining permit

from Beijing until the first or second quarter of next year. "Beijing is a bit

of a black box," Mr. Chmelauskas said.

DOMina schwingt die peitsche, daß es nur so pfeift.

Und BTV gibt keinen Muckser von sich.

Nur flott sind die geworden. Heute kann man

lesen, daß ca. ein Drittel der Aktien aus der

KapErhöhung von den Alt-Aktionären gezeichnet wurden.

Zwei Drittel der Jungen übernimmt eine Bank.

Das ist aber nicht so sehr interessant.


Was war in den letzten Drill-Löchern?

Das macht erst die Musik .

PS
Eldo, Milch kommt erst später dran.

Gruss


Tambok

DRD würde liebend gerne aus RSA raus.

Das geht aber nicht ganz.

Aber das was geht, kommt unter Emperor-Fittiche.

Dazu gehört wohl, daß die Notierung an der ASX

und damit ein ordentlicher Freefloat bleibt.


Stelle mir das nur so vor.

Gruss

Tambok

was wird jetzt geschehen?

tippe,

DRD schlägt Kapitalerhöhung gegen Sacheinlage (Austral/Asiatische Minen) vor.

Glaube nicht, daß DRD die EMP von der Börse nehmen will.


Was das für den Kurs bedeutet (sowohl von DRD wie von EMP)
würde bei normalen Aktionären von den Terms of Trade abhängen.
Aber die haben zuviele herrliche Aktionäre.

Da wird alles beklatscht, d. h. DRD und EMP machen einen Hüpfer.

Eldo, da muß ich Dir ausnahmsweise mal widersprechen.

Goldy hat mir da aus der Seele gesprochen.

Ein Thread zum Mäuse-melken.

Nustar ist eine nagelneue Untertagemine. Alle Produktionsanlagen

waren im Sept.-Quartal erstmals unter "Vollast".

Das Ergebnis war eine "rote Null".

Anscheinend hatten sich die Aktionäre mehr versprochen.

Bei mir hat der NacktStar noch mehrere Quartale Schonfrist.



Die BATAVIA muß von jetzt auf gleich mit "Veröffentlichungen" raus.

Das brennt mir wirklich auf den Nägeln.

zur aktuellen RSA GM Produktion

Aus BUSINESS REPORT 15-11-05

Gold output predicted to hit 80-year low
==============================

Johannesburg - South Africa's gold output was likely to fall to an 80-year low of 300 tons in 2005, down from 346 tons in 2004, which was the lowest level since 1931, Andisa Securities gold analyst Dr Dave Davis said on Monday.

From 2006, South African gold output is likely to stabilise at about 300 tons as a number of gold mining projects come on line, Davis told delegates at the London Bullion Market Association Precious Metals conference.

These projects included the South Deep mine, AngloGold Ashanti's Moab Khotsong mine and new gold mining projects that Harmony Gold was developing, he said.

In 2002, South African produced 400 tons of gold.

Between 2002 and 2004, South African gold mines saw a tremendous increase in costs relative to their global peers like world number one gold miner Newmont, Davis said.

Newmont's cost per troy ounce of gold produced increased by 22 percent to an average of $232 per ounce, while South African costs doubled to an average $395 per ounce.

As a result of the appreciation of the rand against the US dollar, South African gold mining companies aggressively dealt with the cost problem by restructuring their operations.

Von der Batavia steigt noch kein weißer Rauch auf.

Aber die strenge Domina ist aus der Schminkpause zurück.
Da knallt die Peitsche wieder.
Im Oktober gab es Rekordhiebe zu Cash 250 ASD.

ordentliche Vollmilch,

hatte mir das gerade vorher angeschaut


Glückauf

Heute die nächste Portion Harmony verkauft.

Wird das was mit Kaffern-Minen, dann gibt´s stärkeren Stoff.

Eldo,

für die Galeerensträflinge, ehemalige Thistle-Aktionäre,

ist es schon Fortschritt, wenn die Peitschen kürzer gemacht werden.

(Das ist nicht wie bei der Domina.).


Es geht um President Steyn, d. h. hochwertige Reserven ohne Ende.

Dazu noch 1,2 Mio Unzen Reserven auf Philipines.

Man darf auf dem Weg zum Wasserfaß nur nicht verdursten. Aber genau das war passiert.

Tambok Waterloo

Sollten die Cash-Costs korrekt ermittelt worden sein,

wäre das sensationell gut.

das Handling der Minen-Aktien hat sich kaum geändert (letzte 3 Jahre).

Ein paar alte Namen sind durch Mergers verschwunden.

Und ein paar Explorer versuchen sich wie Baron Münchhausen am

eigenen Schopf aus dem Sumpf zu ziehen.

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