Beiträge von elefant_111

    .. und den ganzen Mist wie Blue Note, Buffalo Gold, Macmin etc. mit sehr hohem Verlust aus dem Depot geschmissen. Bin gespannt was nächste Woche kommt.


    Depot jetzt:


    SRLM 35%
    MGN 15%
    Sabina 22%
    Avino 17%
    Continuum, Max Res, Mexican Silver zus. 11%

    .. denkt mal nach wie hoch die Kaufkraft 1980 war und wieviel man damals für 40.000 DM kaufen konnte....


    Insofern wäre heute ein Unzenpreis von 2000 Euro im Vergleich noch immer weit unter damaligem nominalen Stand...

    ...obwohl Kursentwicklung eigentlich merkwürdig aussieht - shortet da jemand?


    heute habe ich auf jeden Fall MGN + SRLM urückgekauft und Sabina verkauft - den Betrag werde ich morgen in Sterling umschichten....

    ... dann kauf ich mir MGN oder Avino - sind auch gute Werte.


    Meine Novagold würde ich bei einem evtl. Rücksetzer aufstocken. Bei Scorpio bin ich mir evtl auch - die verzögerte Produktionsaufnhme ärgert mich bei denen sehr - war mE nicht nötig.


    Den starken Verfall meiner Buffalo Gold habe ich nicht verstanden - leider habe ich die am Freitag nicht mehr bekommen (limit von 29 Cent war verwegen...).
    Auch Sabina, Continuum , Mexican Silver, Macmin, Bralorne oder Cardero kann man zu derzeitigen Kursen aufstocken.


    viel Erfolg 2008

    .. Depot in 2007 von minus 30 auf nur noch -11% zu bringen.


    Habe deshalb am Do noch die Gunst der Stunde genutzt und verkaut. Am 2. Januar werde ich woh wieder etwas niedriger und ei paar mehr zurückkaufen....

    December 20, 2007
    Sterling Mining Commences Production at Sunshine Mine


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    Wallace, Idaho -- December 20, 2007 -- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Sterling Mining Company (TSX: SMQ / OTCBB: SRLM / FSE: SMX) today announced that it has resumed initial production at the Sunshine Mine in Idaho, USA. This announcement caps off an extremely productive year for Sterling Mining Company which included becoming listed on Canada's senior exchange, the TSX; a successful fundraising of US$24.7 million; and completion of Sunshine Mine's technical report compliant to Canada's National Instrument 43-101 (the "43 101 Report").


    The 43-101 Report outlines a production forecast for 2008, amounting to 2.8 million ounces of silver with additional copper and lead credits, based on an average milling rate of 479 dry short tons per day for the year. Building on this startup mill throughput for 2008, Sterling anticipates a steady increase in production over the next three years until an average daily processing rate of 1,000 tons per day is achieved.


    The first shipment of concentrate, which left the Mine site this morning for Teck Cominco's Trail British Columbia smelter, comes from processing of newly mined ores.


    Also this week, Sunshine Mine has resumed mining activities on lower levels after a methodical and intense four-year process to rehabilitate, improve and re-commission the Mine after its closure by previous operators in 2001.


    With renovation of the Silver Summit hoist and rehabilitation of the Silver Summit shaft to the 3000 foot level, Sunshine Mine's secondary escapeway system is now complete. Sterling crews are resuming mining activities from 2700 foot and 3100 foot level workplaces idled at closure. Ores from these levels, at closure, averaged 23.6 ounces of silver per ton. In addition to mining activities being resumed on the lower levels, crews are also processing material from Upper Country drifting and exploration.


    Sterling's President Ray De Motte said, "The credit for this historical event goes to the men and women at the Sunshine Mine. Without their expertise, teamwork and relentless efforts this simply would not be possible. We are grateful to the community, employees, vendors, support of shareholders, investors and investment bankers TD Securities Inc. and Blackmont Capital Inc., and look forward to achieving our goal of long-term sustainable production."


    To commemorate achieving this major milestone, Sterling Mining has scheduled a ribbon-cutting ceremony and celebration for February 2008, details for which will be announced in a subsequent press release.
    Sterling Mining Company will provide updates on production and development activities going forward.