Beiträge von Eldorado

    Bravo sag ich .... Bravo, McEwen ! :D


    10 faches Volumen heute, was ist das schon im Vergleich mit dem Vol bei Nevada Pacific.?


    Eine Chart ist Euch doch lieber, oder ?


    Mit den Weibern ist jetzt Schluss ! :(... aber nicht bei mir ! :D


    Ob die Charts Euch so entspannen werden auf die Dauer weiss ich auch nicht. ?(


    Jetzt koennt ihr Euch was einfallen lassen die Stimmung zu erhalten.


    Its your turn now....... :rolleyes:

    Ja,Ja, der Mc Ewen ist der neue Gott in Nevada und die anderen sind alle so deppert und verkaufen ihre Minen an den Supermann.


    Die USGL ist eine ueberteuerte Aktie die kriegt mal eine grosse Watschn bei dem Hoehenflug wennst mich fragst.


    Hypermania mit Mc Ewen, springt alle auf seinen Zug von mir aus.


    Placer, Goldcorp und Newmont lassen sich das alles gefallen wie er sich ganz Nevada einverleibt. :D


    Scho guat, Tschonko ..... mal schaun was passiert :rolleyes:


    Brandmarke ist unbezahlbar. :D..verbrennt nicht die Finger beim anfassen und bei Fieber nimmt man Aspirin.


    Gnight


    Eldo

    Tschonko, ich habe noch die selbe Stueckzahl und alles bleibt offen in Nevada, zusaetzlich habe ich neben den anderen kleinen ein paar Canyon gekauft.
    Die sind heute komischerweise stark angestiegen. :rolleyes: Sorry, Bravo Ventures hab ich noch vergessen. :D


    Sei Dir nicht so sicher das McEwen Nevada schnappt, das moechte ich erstmal sehen, bis dort hin bleibt es ein Geruecht.


    Das ganze ist ein Lottospiel wen er dort schnappt.


    Mir ist alles Recht, am besten Nevada Pacific, von den habe ich am meisten oder die sch... X-cal, .... diese Kruecke. X(


    Go for it ,..Rob McEwen.


    Gute Nacht 8)


    Eldo

    Eric Fry, reporting from deep within the fog of post-
    holiday merrymaking...


    As gold inches ever closer to $500 an ounce, many long-time
    gold bugs can scarcely believe their eyes. The barbarous
    relic has not kissed the $500-mark since 1987. Over the
    ensuing 12 years, the gold price plummeted against the
    dollar, bottoming out at $252.50 on the final day of 1999.


    But since that fateful day, the yellow metal has been
    trudging steadily higher – nearly doubling in price over a
    time span that has seen the Nasdaq Composite Index LOSE
    half its value and the S&P 500 Index fall 10%.


    Even so, the ancient monetary metal seems to have gained
    very little respectability among American investors. As
    recently as January of this year, in a column for New
    Yorker Magazine, financial writer James Surowiecki
    disdained gold as a "collective hallucination."


    "Gold is valuable only as long as we collectively agree
    that it is," said he. "It may be soft, shiny, durable, and
    rare, but it has no more intrinsic value than feldspar or
    quartz...Buying gold is the purest form of
    speculation...You're buying into a collective hallucination
    - exactly what those dot-com investors did in the late
    nineties. One could say that gold is the biggest, most
    durable bubble in history."



    Your editors begged to differ. In the January 18 edition of
    the Rude Awakening, we replied, "What is a U.S. dollar? Or
    a share of Google? Or a 30-year Treasury bond? Aren't these
    paper assets merely derivatives of a hallucination?


    "To rephrase the question: If we investors are all
    hallucinating to some extent, might some hallucinations be
    more benign than others? Might the current market value of
    gold, for example, be a less dangerous 'hallucination' than
    the current market value of a dollar bill? Even conceding
    the fact that our eyes may be deceiving us, we think we
    perceive more value in an ounce of gold costing $432.00
    than a U.S. dollar costing 1/432 an ounce of gold. Indeed,
    we suspect that the dollar's illusory value is the sort of
    deceptive apparition that entices unsuspecting investors to
    stroll off a financial cliff.


    "In the sterile environment of pure financial theory,
    Surowiecki makes a valid argument. But when exposed to the
    virulent microbes of real-world economics, his thesis
    degrades rapidly. To be sure, the value of EVERY asset in
    the world relies upon a collective judgment - or
    hallucination, if you prefer. But this is hardly a
    groundbreaking insight. No financial asset - gold included
    - possesses an absolute, eternal value. Rather, all values
    are RELATIVE.


    "However, any financial asset whose relative value remains
    somewhat constant over time is deemed to be a 'store of
    value.' In this respect, gold has proven itself to be an
    extremely lifelike hallucination - having successfully
    retained its value relative to competing assets over
    several thousand years. The same cannot be said for paper
    currencies or government bonds, both of which routinely
    find themselves cluttering the waste dumps of financial
    history."


    Perhaps our eyes continue to deceive us, but the gold rally
    appears more lifelike every day. And as gold moves steadily
    higher against ALL the world's major currencies, it steps
    out of the shadows of seeming irrelevance into the bold
    light of real-world demand. In other words, gold is moving
    higher because long-term investors genuinely want the
    stuff. Gold is rising, Bloomberg News recently explained,
    "on signs of increased demand for an alternative to
    currencies." This story line is so ancient that it has
    become brand new.


    A $500 price tag, therefore, emphasizes the yellow metal's
    long march back to respectability and relevance.
    Gold
    currently sits an 18-year high. At $514 an ounce, it would
    reach a fresh 24-year high!


    Gold's flirtation with two-decade highs is not merely a
    curiosity for the gold-bug cult to behold. It is also an
    indictment of the global faith-based currency regime....and
    we think the charges are warranted. The world's faith-based
    currency regime deserves gold's indictment. Which is why we
    suspect that the NEXT $500 rise in the gold price might
    arrive much more swiftly than the last.


    Paper currencies, it bear remembering, roll off of printing
    presses controlled by politicians and ignite when held
    close to open flames. By contrast, gold, as James Grant
    points out, "is recoverable at five parts per billion from
    the earth's crust and has no central banker."


    Gold's scarcity does not accord it any automatic
    value...but it doesn't hurt, especially amidst the
    exploding population of paper currencies and financial
    derivatives.


    "Just because gold has a long history of being used as
    money, Surowiecki scoffed, "doesn't mean that it has a
    future...In the speculative imagination, gold remains the
    best hedge against Armageddon
    . It also remains a testament
    to the tenacity of popular delusion."


    Gold also remains the best hedge against the popular
    delusions that support currency values
    . Net-net, gold's
    behavior in recent days - as well as its behavior
    throughout the millennia - suggests that some investors are
    finding gold useful to hold in their portfolios, even if
    the monetary metal is not absolutely essential.


    One year ago, a colleague approached me to ask whether he
    should sell his gold coins. In short, I replied, "No."
    "But one of the other editors here at Agora thinks the
    dollar is due for a big rally."


    "I agree," I replied, "But that doesn't mean gold will not
    rally even more. I would suggest doing nothing."


    And so it has come to pass...Since that conversation late
    last year, the U.S. dollar has gained 13.7% against the
    basket of foreign currencies in the dollar index, thereby
    enabling the dollar bulls of late last year to congratulate
    themselves for a timely contrarian call. But gold has
    soared 27% against that same basket of currencies
    ...thereby
    enabling your editors to characterize their inertia as
    genius.


    Because we suspect the gold rally is still much closer to
    its starting point than its ending point, we also suspect
    that the column we presented on December 28, 2004, is even
    more relevant today.


    End

    Das glaube ich nicht, Mc Ewen hat Nevada in Aussicht wenn ihr mich fragt, schaut mal in Cortez thread da stehen einige drin die er in Betracht zieht. Wenn die Nevada so geil ist dann haette Placer die nicht gekuendigt. Oder ??


    Da wurden ein paar Lemminge in den See geschickt so wies ausschaut. :D


    Sucht Euch doch eine aus. :D


    Ich habe eine, die CANYON RESOURCES da bin ich seit ein paar Tagen drin. :P...denn die letzten werden die ersten sein sagt man.
    Da habe ich die Kohle reingesteckt die ich vom Verkauf hatte.
    Ich hatte das alles mit Edel diskutiert was jetzt kommt.....


    Steht auch im Cortez Thread:.


    McEwen Looks to Nevada Consolidation


    By Ben Abelson


    16 Nov 2005 at 11:40 AM EST



    NEW YORK (ResourceInvestor.com) -- Rob McEwen’s long been known as a man who speaks his mind, and follows through with results. So, when the chairman and CEO of U.S. Gold [OTC:USGL] and former head of Goldcorp [NYSE:GG; TSX:G] recently declared open season on consolidation in Nevada, investors should probably do themselves a favour and listen.


    In a media call on Nov. 15, McEwen reiterated his much publicized belief that the Cortez Trend is the next big thing in gold mining. He also suggested that merger activity was likely in the future of his new company.


    “Investors like stories that are simplified, easy to understand, and well financed. Somewhere along the way it makes sense to have one story,” he said.


    Considering the tremendous run-up in price for U.S. Gold’s shares (from about $0.50 before McEwen’s July takeover to $2.10 recently), it’s the perfect time for the company to take advantage with an acquisition funded by an equity issuance. While McEwen didn’t mention targets by name, considering his proclivity for obtaining underappreciated assets with large land packages, it isn’t hard to come up with a short list.


    Most noteworthy among these is probably explorer White Knight Resources [TSXv:WKR], which owns about 55,000 acres, mostly within the Cortez Trend. The company also counts McEwen among its significant owners, with about 17% of outstanding shares.


    When asked specifically about a merger with White Knight, McEwen said a deal was “probably not a bad idea at the right price,” before adding, “but I wouldn’t say that they’re the only one.”


    White Knight’s shares recently traded at C$1.50, about double where they stood in July, when McEwen purchased his stake in that company from Goldcorp. (“Goldcorp Divests Portfolio – McEwen Invests in Nevada”). With the run-up, however, the shares may have gotten a bit too rich for McEwen.


    Another potential is Miranda Gold [TSXv:MAD], which recently signed JVs with Barrick [NYSE:ABX; TSX:ABX] and Placer Dome [NYSE DG; TSX DG].


    Nevada Pacific Gold [TSXv:NPG] could represent a bottom-picker’s dream – :rolleyes: its shares have lingered near a multi-year low of C$0.38 thanks to mediocre exploration results and the high-cost Magistral mine, which Queenstake [AMEX:QEE; TSX:QRL] unloaded on that company in 2004. Nevada Pacific also holds a small portion of land on U.S. Gold’s flagship Tonkin Springs property.


    Victoria Resource Corp. [TSXv:VIT] is exploring in Horse Canyon – just up the road from Tonkin Springs – but is 32% owned by Bema Gold [AMEX:BGO; TSX:BGO] and has a very close relationship with that company. The same story goes for Great Basin Gold [AMEX:GBN; TSX:GBG], which has some real potential with its Hollister project (but is solidly within the hands of Hunter-Dickinson) and J-Pacific [TSXv:JPN], which is partially owned by Jipangu.


    The list of potential partners continues with explorers like Atna Resources [TSX:ATN], CMQ Resources [TSXv:CMQ], Coral Gold [TSXv:CGR], Bravo Ventures [TSXv:BVG] and Klondex Mines [TSXv:KDX].
    In looking for the “deep value” plays that McEwen’s so fond of, real contrarians might also want to take a glance at Queenstake itself (is even Rob McEwen that brave) or Canyon Resources [AMEX:CAU].


    While several companies could have their merits as exploration partners, this much is certain: miners worldwide are getting desperate to find new assets, as evinced by the recent Barrick/Goldcorp/Placer Dome deal.


    With much of the community apparently following McEwen’s lead in Nevada, active speculators or die-hard Cortez bulls might just do well to roll the dice with a basket of the most prospective explorers in the region.


    __________________
    Expect the unexpected

    Ob das nun gut ist ?????.... Bullshit Rally :D now 57 cents 8o


    I pack my bags now, shit grades it seems Placer is not interested in BMX Mountain Bikes. Why should McEwen want Nevada after that ???


    Nevada Pacific Announces That Placer Dome Returns Property


    Friday November 25, 2:14 pm ET



    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Nov. 25, 2005) - Nevada Pacific Gold Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:NPG - News) wishes to announce that Placer Dome U.S. has terminated the November 2002 Letter Agreement covering NPG's BMX project. All rights to the property and all exploration data relating to the property have been returned to the Company.

    The BMX Project consists of 16 square miles of mining claims and leases in Humboldt and Lander Counties, Nevada.


    Nevada Pacific Gold Ltd. was founded in March 1997. The Company owns the Magistral Gold Mine in Mexico and an exploration property portfolio covering approximately 75 square miles of mineral rights including portions of two significant gold producing belts in the State of Nevada. The Company's Keystone and Limousine Butte projects are under joint venture agreement to Placer Dome U.S. A description of these projects, including maps and photographs can be viewed on the Company's website at http://www.nevadapacificgold.com.


    ON BEHALF OF NEVADA PACIFIC GOLD LTD.


    "David Hottman"


    Chairman & CEO


    The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy of accuracy of this release.

    Man sollte auf alle Faelle vorsichtig sein denn naechste Woche muessen die Cabals was machen sonst sind sie ueberollt.
    Einen Puffer haben muss man sonst fliegt man aus dem Sattel vor lauter Kaufreude die im Moment herrscht.


    Also bitte aufpassen und die Stellung halten heisst es.


    Die 480 koennten wieder kommen anhand der chart die ich angeschaut habe.


    Ich wuensche Euch allen ein schoenes Weekend, bei den Spotpreisen sowieso. :)


    Mfg


    Eldo

    Hypermania oder es kommen bald die good news. :)


    Ich habe da so ein Gefuehl was es sein kann,halte aber meinen Mund sonst heisst es hinterher ich setze Geruechte im Umlauf und werde als pusher bezeichnet.


    Wenn ich das vorher gewusst haette was kommt haette ich bestimmt nicht verkauft.


    Wer mitdenkt der kann es sich vorstellen was es sein kann. :rolleyes:


    Die meisten Kauefer kenne dises Forum nicht, sie kommen von USA und Canada wenn ihr mich fragt.


    Keine Ahnung welches abnormale Volumen in D war, dort schau ich nie hin weil mir die volumen zu klein sind egal mit was.


    I'm a Vancouver/Toronto Men ! :D


    Heute wieder GNG.V aufgestockt, ebenso ORV.TO.... ;)
    Explorer Schrott wie Alex sagt.

    emoba


    Hier die adresse mache es zu Att. Ray De Motte.
    Olav ist immer hilfsbereit.
    olav@chfir.com
    Du kannst auch Ray anrufen, der freut sich bestimmt, siehe oben von Lancelot der die Nummer reingelegt hat. Tel..208 771 0807
    Keine Sorge, den Rest von meinen Nevada's halte ich.
    Verschleuder wird nichts.



    @ Edel


    Zitat und nichts dazu ?
    Was willst du damit ausdruecken ?....das du das selbe denkst ?
    Es geht nur Nein oder Yes, letztes leider ohne Auflagen.
    Der Mist ist wenn man Ja stimmt dann hat Ray alles in der Hand wie, wo, wieviel. Die PP's sollten in tranchen gemacht werden,und bei jeden neuen meeting neu bewilligt werden, je nach Cash und Aktionen bei Sunshine. IMO.
    Wenn die PP's anbieten dann moechte ich dabei sein, nicht das so ein Hedgefund oder Buddy uns hinterher reinlegt , spaeter beim ablegen.


    Jetzt warte ich noch auf Tschonkos Meinung ebenso die anderen die Sterling besitzen.


    Gruss


    Eldo

    Edel, war zwar ein Fehler 25% von Nevada zu verkaufen wenn ich mir den Kurs jetzt anschaue nach drei Tagen.
    Egal ich hatte zuviel davon,ich habe dabei nicht verloren.
    Irgend etwas braut sich da zusammen sonst waere der Kurs nicht so gestiegen, fuer mich sind Insider am kaufen die wissen was bald kommt. Zwar wenig Volumen aber die ersten Fische beissen schon.


    Jedenfalls sieht die Sache sehr positiv aus, ich habe keine Ahnung was es ist. ?(


    Bin froh dass das schlimmste vorbei ist und Nevada sich nun erholt.


    Gruss


    Eldo

    @1234


    und immer noch jede menge leute die gegen die kapitalerhoehung sind.aber keiner der die frage beantwortet wie die sunshine mine dann ans laufen kommen soll.is schon komisch..............


    Mit Geld ist alles moeglich :D


    Das ganze ist nun eine Vertrauenssache des Managements und in Ray.


    Was ist Eure Meinung, mein Gefuehl sagt mir wenn ich mir die Korrespondenz anschaue mit den Piraten das die ein schmutziges Spiel betreiben und nur einen Hintergedanken haben sich selbst zu bereichern damit. Ich schrieb denen mehrmals zurueck und stellte delicate Fragen, ich warte heut noch auf die Antwort was die machen wolllen..... danach.


    Ich habe noch Zeit meine No Stimme auf Ja zu stellen und mich wuerde interessieren wie ihr darueben denkt damit wir richtig abstimmen.


    Die Piraten sind mir zu hostile und schmeissen mir zu viel Dreck auf Ray.
    Gerade das ist mir schon zu verdaechtig. :rolleyes:


    Gruss


    Eldo