Gold needs to clear $658 on a closing basis to have a chance of a turnaround but more especially, it will need a convincing close above $666 to put an end to the bears’ hopes of pushing it down through $650.
About the best that can be said for it right now is that the longer it continues this go nowhere period, the more the technical oscillators move lower and get a chance to press into oversold territory.
@GB
Trotz der Korrektur beim HUI hat sich RSM.V gut erholt, Schneewittchen wachte auf. 
Kauf bloss nicht mehr davon !
Ich mische gern mein Bauchgefuehl, Astrologie, Charts der PM's sowie die Prognosen von bekannten Analysten zusammen, erst dann lese ich den Kaffeesatz.
Sicher die Meinung von bestimmten Usern hier zaehlt auch mit.
Der Astrologe Merriman schreibt in seinen Buch Voraussagen 2007 das kritische Umschwungdaten fuer Gold und Silber an diesen Tagen beginnen koennten.
2007:
24. bis 25.Mai..hatten wir 
21.Juni (4.Juni bis 1.Juli ist insgesamt hervorgehoben !)
9.-10. Juli
31. Juli
9. August
7. bis 10. September
10. Oktober
2. bis 5. November
12. November ( 7. bis 19. November)
10. Dezember
21. bis 24. Dezember (18. bis 30. Dezember)
Und nun warten alle, darum ruehrt sich nichts
""Rein fundamental sehe ich noch eine Ausspülung Ende Juni""
Vielleicht war oder ist das Mai ?
Dem faehrt dann der Zug weg wenn er wartet.
IMO erstmal eine kleine Rally vom 4 - 8 Juni, dann gehts seitlich weiter fuer ein Monat.
Timing.....den genauen Punkt zu erwischen ist und belibt eben eine Glueckssache.
Wie schon Gogh erwaehnt hat koennten die anderen Aktien die PM mit runterziehen....kurzfristig !
Mal schaun.. 
XEX
..die GS Muppet Show von Bush wird immer interessanter.
Le Metropole Members,
(I know it is late, but I could not resist)
Italians claim country run by Goldman Sachs
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Last Updated: 1:10am BST 30/05/2007
Goldman Sachs men: Massimo Tononi, Mario
Draghi and Romano Prodi
Italians grumble that Goldman Sachs runs their country, much as the Jesuits ran countries during the Counter-Reformation.
Premier Romano Prodi is an ex-Goldman Sachs man, as is central bank president Mario Draghi and the deputy treasury chief Massimo Tononi.
The price paid for having so many friends at court is that the elite bank inevitably becomes entangled in the financial scandals that so often swirl around the Italian political class.
For the past month, Goldman Sachs has been dragged into a widening corruption probe into the Siemens-Italtel merger dating back to the mid-1990s.
The inquiry has moved uncomfortably close to Mr Prodi, who was on the Goldman Sachs payroll from 1990 to 1993 and again in 1997 after his first stint as prime minister.
Politicians from the Forza Italia party have jumped on suggestions that Goldman Sachs may be involved, making damning allegations in the Chamber of Deputies under parliamentary immunity.
The inquiry is just one of several probes across Europe into a ?400m (£273m) network of black accounts used by Siemens to grease deals.
Prosecutors in Bolzano, Northern Italy, claim to have unearthed a Siemens payment of DM10m (£3.2m) to a Goldman Sachs account in Frankfurt in July 1997. From there it ricocheted around the world, going to London and Tokyo before returning to Germany in yen - according to Italy's financial newspaper Il Sole.
A Goldman Sachs employee summoned for questioning earlier this month said the DM10m payment had been made for an unknown third party.
Italian Treasury Police raided the Milan office of Goldman Sachs in February, where they removed a file called "MTononi/memo-Prodi 02.doc", among other papers.
They have also obtained a letter to Siemens from the Frankfurt office of Goldman Sachs in 1993 pitching for business on the Italtel deal.
At the time, Italtel was being privatised by the Italian state holding company IRI, which Mr Prodi had run in the 1980s and would soon run again before becoming prime minister in 1994.
The letter said Goldman Sachs's "knowledge of IRI and its management could be extremely important in a negotiation. Since March 1990 our senior adviser in Italy has been Professor Romano Prodi".
It is reported that Goldman Sachs later secured the work as an adviser on the Siemens-Italtel merger. The bank refused to comment, deeming the matter confidential.
"We refute any suggestion that our actions are improper and we are co-operating fully with the authorities in the investigation," said the bank.
Bolzano prosecutors said Mr Prodi is not a target of their probe although they are examining his fees from Goldman Sachs. Mr Prodi received £1.4m between 1990 and 1993 through a Bologna consulting company named Analisi e Studi Economici, jointly owned with his wife. The company secretary later told The Daily Telegraph that much of the money came from Goldman Sachs.
Mr Prodi has been dogged by allegations that he sold off state properties cheaply to friends and political allies.
The most controversial was the sale of the Cirio-Bertolli-De Rica food group in October 1993 to Fi.Svi, a shell-company, that sold it on immediately for 310bn lira (£100m) to Unilever, where Mr Prodi had been a paid consultant until weeks earlier. Credito Italiano had valued the stake at 600bn-900bn lira.
Goldman Sachs was deeply involved in this transaction. A memo from the bank's London office sent to Unilever in Milan, dated August 24, 1993 and marked "strictly confidential", discusses the deal in depth and suggests that Mr Prodi might have been involved - a claim that he has always denied. "Fi.Svi is going to call Prodi in order to have full support in this discussion with Unilever," it said.
A Rome prosecutor, Giuseppa Geremia, concluded in November 1996 that there was enough evidence to press charges against Mr Prodi for conflict of interest, but by then he was prime minister. She set off a firestorm.
Ms Geremia later told The Daily Telegraph that intruders broke into her offices. The case was shut down within weeks by superiors. She was exiled to Sardinia.
Allegations of wrongdoing by public figures come with a big health warning in Italy, where political scores are often settled through criminal probes. "Goldman Sachs is being dragged into this by the Right-wing politicians to get at Prodi. It is trial by newspapers," said one observer.
-END-
@OiVaVoi.........My precious....
Be nice ?
Lancelot hat es schon mal erwaehnt, dein ekelhaftes Avantar und perverse Bilder oben die Rita mehr abschrecken koennte.
But if it turns you on, why don't you put the latest in instead pictures of your past with Mum ?
ZitatOriginal von uzf
Leider bin ich nicht fähig irgentwelche Bilderchen reinzustellen.
mfg
uzf
nocxh nicht
Ich kann das fuer dich machen Uzzzzzzffffffff
JPM Copper rigging settlement:
J.P. Morgan Settles a Lawsuit Related to 1990s Copper Scandal
Wenn du das noch nicht weisst dann tut es mir Leid, Uzf.
Mach doch du eine Vorrausage
Out with the old and in with the new - gold production shifts to China
Chengdu.
May 28. INTERFAX-CHINA
China will become the world's largest gold producer by 2010, an industry insider said at the Western China Mining Summit 2007, held in Chengdu on Friday.
Chinese production of gold increased by 162.8 tons to 247.2 tons between 1997 and 2006, a trend that has also been mirrored in other developing countries like Peru, Russia and Indonesia, Morino G. Pieterse, editor of Goldletter International, a gold investment report, said. Emerging gold producing countries have increased output from 17.7 percent of global production in 1997, to a current 29.8 percent.
Conversely, gold production from traditional gold producing countries such as the United States and South Africa has steadily declined in recent years from 362 tons and 527 tons in 1997, to 251.8 tons and 291.8 tons in 2006 respectively. Across the board, gold output from traditional gold producing countries has fallen from 54.3 percent of global production in 1997, to 36.1 percent in 2006.
"China's gold output surpassed Australia's last year, is due to surpass U.S. production this year, and will surpass South African production within two years," Pieterse said.
In recent times, consumer demand has fallen steadily in line with gold production. However, this has not been reflected in gold prices, which averaged at $276.50 per ounce at the end of 2001 but have since spiked to $677.0 per ounce on April 30 this year.
Pieterse explained that skyrocketing global gold prices over the last 10 years has been led mainly by excessive market speculation, particularly by de-hedging in the last five years. Because the price surge is not a result of any significant supply and demand problems, gold prices will not rise above $700 per ounce in the future, Pieterse predicted.
Meanwhile, gold as a percentage of global currency has fallen from 84 percent in 1950, to 10 percent at present, Pieterse said. "While the United States still holds 76 percent of its currency reserves as gold, China holds only 1.4 percent, and has no real intention of significantly increasing that figure in the future."
He commented that the widespread belief that emerging Asian economies, mainly China, will mass-purchase gold to make up central bank reserves is fundamentally mistaken and based on outdated western opinions.
"Everything I've learnt in the last 25 years about the gold market is now useless and outdated," Pieterse stated.
"Asian central banks are not mass-purchasing gold, and are far more interested in the base metals market to feed growing development," he added.
Nevertheless, investment in gold mining in China has rapidly increased over the last few years, rising from $5.1 billion in 2005 to $7.1 billion in 2006.
Growing investment also indicates that the recent rise in production costs has not curtailed investment. Although the cost of production has risen to around $400 per ounce, leaping gold prices have actually increased profit margins from 12.5 percent in 2003 to a current 43 percent, which is further encouraging investment.
While production costs in traditional gold mining countries are rapidly increasing, Chinese production costs still remain relatively low.
Steve Ryan, general manager of Oxiana, a precious metals company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, commented that although local governments are sometimes unwilling to grant foreign companies access to very profitable mines, they are also unwilling to invest significant sums in prospecting and development. "There is plenty of room for exploration expansion by foreign companies in western China," Ryan said.
At present, China only attracts approximately 3 percent of global exploration investment, and given the relative lack of investment in western China, this figure can be expected to greatly increase in the next 20 years, Ryan said. One of the main reasons behind low foreign investment is a lack of confidence in China's legal structure, with western companies uncertain that their investment will be secure, particularly as mine investment can run into hundreds of millions of dollars.
James Moore, president and CEO of InterCitic Minerals, noted that the main problem was in the wording of Chinese mining law. "At the moment, the law states that a foreign company has 'priority rights' to a mine, if that was changed to 'full rights', foreign investment would flood into China almost immediately. However, it is more likely that there will be no change in the law, and it will take several foreign company success stories to increase foreign investor confidence in Chinese mine exploration," he said.
Furthermore, Pietrese added he considers the political risks in China to be minimal, and stressed that it is more a matter of finding suitable business partners and adjusting to the Chinese ways of carrying out business.
"China is now dictating global markets, not the West.
At the same time though, it's in China's interest that the U.S. dollar does not fall by too much," Piterse said.
Pieterse also noted that recent media reports of U.S. dollar devaluation are "wildly over-exaggerated". The 20-year low reported in 2004 was only a temporary one-tenth of a cent drop, which quickly bounced back on market corrections. Conversely, the 14 percent temporary rise in 2005 received relatively little media attention.
Moreover, when the renminbi was de-pegged against the dollar in 2005, the dollar only fell by approximately 5 percent, Pieterse said.
But with monetary reserves of just over $1 trillion, a heavily devaluated dollar will still have a negative effect on China for the near future.
-DD
Silver's Big Base Argues
Tuesday, May 29, 2007 - FreeMarketNews.com
Silver's true believers can console themselves that the metal has more than tripled from its 2000 lows, but the "big boom" they foresee has eluded them - so far. Nonetheless, the odds continue to point toward an eventual upside explosion which could turn the heads of the most pessimistic investor. 
TB "Based upon the current price of each, it appears that the world believes there is still many times more silver above ground than gold. Certainly, the world doesn't believe there is less above ground silver than gold. Perhaps one in a million, or one in ten million, of the world's 6.5 billion inhabitants know silver is rarer than gold. I think it is reasonable to assume that many more will come to learn this truth in the years ahead, with an enormous impact on price. Rarity is a very basic concept that all people intuitively understand...
"The important point is that big institutional money is flowing into silver on a disproportionate basis, as the statistics indicate. It is only a matter of time before this buying causes a disproportionate impact on the price of silver. For me, it's never been a case of gold not being a good investment, but a case of silver being far superior. If you fit the profile of someone who can take advantage of this opportunity, please don't let it pass by. Don't wait for the mo-mo guys to buy first."
G. Keith Edwards of BMO Nesbitt, Burns noted that the long-term charts are what dreams are made of. He stated succinctly at the Vancouver Resource Investors' Conference:
"The bigger the base, the better the upside case."
Staff Reports - Free-Market News Network
..Gold was showing pretty decent strength until the bottom simply fell out of the crude oil market.
Once that occurred, all the new longs from this morning decided “the heck with it” and ran, while wary shorts gained renewed courage and decided to press their advantage. It didn’t help any that the Euro faded from off its highs after the ra-ra numbers came out (consumer confidence – more on that later).
Gold needs to clear $658 on a closing basis to have a chance of a turnaround but more especially, it will need a convincing close above $666 to put an end to the bears’ hopes of pushing it down through $650.
About the best that can be said for it right now is that the longer it continues this go nowhere period, the more the technical oscillators move lower and get a chance to press into oversold territory.
das Bild von dem CEO macht den Kurs immer wieder kaputt.
Zum Glueck haben wir noch das Wasser
Re: News Releases - Tuesday, May 29, 2007
MINCO GOLD ACQUIRES XIAOSHAN POLYMETALLIC PROJECT
=======================================================================
Minco Gold Corporation (the "Company" or "Minco Gold")
(MMM-TSX/MGH-AMEX/MI5-FSE) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned
subsidiary, Minco Mining (China) Corporation, has entered into a
cooperative joint-venture agreement with Henan Nonferrous Geological
Mining Co., Ltd. ("HNGM") to jointly explore and develop the Xiaoshan
polymetallic project located in Henan Province, China. Under the terms
of the agreement, Minco can earn up to 70% equity interests in Xiaoshan
with a total contribution of RMB 35 million (approx US$ 4.57 million).
Minco will make an initial payment of RMB 15 million (approx US$ 1.96
million) to secure the exploration permits and fund RMB 20 million
(approx US$ 2.61 million) in exploration and development before the end
of June, 2009. The agreement is subject to Chinese government
approval.
The Xiaoshan project consists of two exploration permits, the 17.1
square kilometre (km2) Huluyu permit and the 12 km2 Dafangshan permit,
for a total land package of 29.1 km2. Located in Shanxian County,
Northwest Henan Province, the region covers the eastern portion of the
famous Qinling metallogenic belt which is one of the most important
gold producing regions in China.
Xiaoshan is located on a structural zone parallel to Silvercorp's Ying
Silver Project located 30 kilometres to the south. The Xiaoshan and
Ying projects demonstrate very similar geological settings, structures,
and mineralization styles. Regionally, both projects sit on the
Southern rim of the North China Craton where the Archean metamorphosed
rocks of the Taihua Group are the dominant host for the large
gold-silver deposits in the East section of the Qinling belt. In this
region, the Archean migmatite, schist and gneiss (Taihua Group) have
been intruded by Proterozoic diabase dykes and Mesozoic acidic dykes.
Vein-alteration zones in the region are dominantly controlled by N-NW
(North-Northwest) and NW-W (Northwest-West) trending faults with the
mineral deposit type similar to the mesothermal veins of the Coeur
d'Alene District in Idaho, U.S.A..
Within the Huluyu permit there are three sets of faults trending NW
(Northwest), N-NW, and NE (Northeast). Thirteen gold and silver veins
have been mapped at surface in this area and the largest vein has been
traced for a length of 4,150 metres. Sampling by the Henan Nonferrous
Exploration and Mining Company from underground workings at Huluyu have
returned values ranging from 3.0 g/t to 74.6 g/t gold, 121 g/t to 726
g/t silver, 3% to 29% lead, and 1% to 23% zinc. One grab sample from
underground workings returned 21.3 g/t gold, 520 g/t silver, 18.3%
lead, and 16.66 % zinc while another grab sample yielded 45.8 g/t gold,
145 g/t silver, 6.26% lead, and 12.90 % zinc.
In the Dafangshan area, 7 gold veins have been mapped at surface. The
mineralization is strata bound and occurs as thin veins. Sampling by
the Henan Nonferrous Exploration and Mining Company returned values for
veins that vary in length from 212 m to 772 m with average widths from
0.42 m to 0.65 m and average gold grades from 3.00 g/t to 5.77 g/t.
Two grab samples returned gold values of 12.8 g/t and 21.7 g/t
respectively.
While mining activities for gold and silver can be traced back for
hundreds of years, the Xiaoshan project remains largely under-explored
by modern techniques. Exploration in the region has been limited to
surface mapping, stream sediment sampling, trenching, and sampling of
old workings and artisanal tunnels. Minco's geological team is
preparing a work program to investigate the numerous veins identified
on the property with a focus on the deep part of the known mineralized
zones.
This news release has been reviewed and approved for release by William
Meyer, P. Eng, Chairman of Board and a Qualified Person in accordance
with National Instrument 43-101.
About Minco Gold
Minco Gold Corporation (MMM-TSX/MGH-AMEX/MI5-FSE) formerly "Minco
Mining & Metals Corporation") is a Canadian mining company involved in
the direct acquisition and development of high-grade, advanced stage
gold and base metals properties in China. The Company owns an
exploration property portfolio covering more than 1,500 square
kilometres of mineral rights in China including the past producing Gold
Bull Mountain mine. For more information on Minco and its properties,
please visit the website at http://www.mincomining.ca or contact Ute Koessler
at 1-888-288-8288 or (604) 688-8002 info@mincomining.ca.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
"Ken Z. Cai"
President, CEO & Director
Wieder einer mehr von der US GStapo.
..gib ihr eine Chance vielleicht koennen wir etwas lernen .
Bei Frauen muss man zuhoeren, die koennen fuer Stunden reden aber kommen zu keiner ""Loesung"" sagt man.
Ohrgasmus kann man auch sagen.
Vielleicht hat sie eine Loesung wie man gut verdient in dem Irrenhaus der Welt ?
Sei es jetzt SVM oder OK, kann genauso KO sein wenn man die falsche Investition bei Minen macht.
Beide Minen sind preiswert, da gebe ich Rita recht.
So sind viele andere im Moment, in China ist da noch MSV.TO und MMM.TO z.B.
Und vergesst ELD.TO (Eldorado) nicht.
Den kenne ich ganz gut.
Gnight 
XEX
Ps. Rita lass dich nicht stoeren, wir sind immer aufdreht bei Korrekturen.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Zoellick
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/biog/42449.htm
Robert B. Zoellick, who stepped down as deputy secretary of state last summer, is now a Goldman Sachs managing director. As deputy secretary, Mr. Zoellick was the primary architect of the administration's policy toward Sudan. He also served as U.S. trade representative from February 2001 to February 2005.
News about Robert B. Zoellick, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Related: Goldman Sachs | Condoleezza Rice
Da könnt ich mich heut noch in den Arsch beißen, wenn ich´s könnt, dass ich vor anderthalb jahren in München keine zeit mehr für sie fand.
