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Ja, Strickmoden in Vancouver verkaufen sich heute ganz gut ! 
Hallo Tschonko
Redst nix mehr mit mir ?
Also wer da wo drin steckt das kann am besten Newtechxl. beantworten, der ist der Silbervalley Experte. Wenns CDE und HL so beschissen geht sollten die eigentlich die kleinen Hupfer aufkaufen, oder ?
Bei mir im Depo sind mit Verlust:
SRLM.PK SHSH.PK NJMC.OB MGN (+) und heute neu den Sonderfall ALMI.OB
Das Problem ist das bei vielen die du erwaehnst das Volumen wenig ist und wenn einer ein paar auf den Markt wirft dann hauts die umernannt.
Sobald da ein vernueftiges Volumen auftaucht von min. 50.000 USD dann waeren die wieder interessant fuer mich.
Newtechxl machts zwar richtig der kauft wie ein Eichhoerndl.
Pfirty
XEX
Judgement Day (Terminator 3)
Heute keine Hecla, kaufte Almi.OB und gehaemmerte KRE.V nach. 
Auf der Alm und auf der Heide, suchte Arnold seine Freude.
Gruss
XEX
Habt ihr die quarterlies von HMY schon gesehen 
Harmony's woes continue
Aug 08 2005 08:39:07:240AM
Johannesburg - South Africa's third largest gold miner Harmony Gold (HAR) on Monday reported a headline loss per share of 102c for the June quarter, compared with a loss of 107c for the March quarter.
Harmony was forecast to report a headline loss per share of 74c, with the range from a loss of 10c to a loss of 149c, according to a survey of analysts.
The group's fully diluted loss per share amounted to 291c in the June quarter from a 432c loss in the March quarter.
Harmony's cash operating cost rose to R91 455/kg in the June quarter from R88 225/kg in the previous quarter.
Gold output for the June quarter at its South African underground operations declined to R16 187/kg from R17 419/kg in the March quarter.
Harmony's results were released amid the first gold strike in South Africa in 18 years, which could add to the woes of the country's biggest miners Anglogold Ashanti (ANG), Gold Fields (GFI) and Harmony.
The gold price received during the June quarter was R89 711/kg, up from R83 273/kg in the previous quarter.
Harmony's cash operating profit was R45.354m from a cash operating loss for the March quarter of R54.719m.
Gold sales were R1.784bn, up from R1.759bn in the March quarter.
During the quarter, retrenchment and restructuring costs totalled R217m from R171m in the March quarter.
During the June quarter, Harmony generated a loss of R372m as a result of selling part of its stake in rival Gold Fields (GFI).
At the end of the last quarter, Harmony had cash of R1.83bn from a cash deficit of R233m at the end of the March quarter.
Harmony's cash operating cost for its South African underground operations rose to R91 455/kg from R88 225/kg in the March quarter.
Harmony's South African underground gold output declined to R16 187/kg from R17 419/kg in the quarter before.
Its South African underground mining operations generated a cash operating loss of R22.018m from an R82.957m loss in the March quarter.
X-Cal Resources Ltd.: Cash Call Sleeper Joint Venture
Monday August 8, 9:11 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Aug. 8, 2005) - X-Cal Resources Ltd. (TSX:XCL - News) has received its first cash call notification from the Sleeper Joint Venture (50% X-Cal 50% New Sleeper Gold Corporation). The X-Cal portion of the current cash call is $US 182,000. The funding requested has been forwarded to the Joint Venture Account.
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The budget for the 2005 Sleeper Joint Venture work program was set at $US 5 Million in January. The Joint Venture had $US 3.3 million of exploration funds at the beginning of the year. The total contribution by X-Cal for the balance of 2005 is not expected to exceed $US 1 million. We have our portion of exploration funds for the Sleeper Gold Project in the treasury. Technical committee meetings scheduled for August at Sleeper will determine the work program for the balance of this year. An update showing the targets to be drilled will be published following the technical session.
In addition, the Sleeper Joint Venture has separate cash for complete project reclamation in the form of an environmental assurance policy.
X-Cal Resources is committed to the success of the Sleeper Gold Project and remains confident in the potential of the Sleeper Gold District for new economic discoveries.
Its not the day to shoot a Hecla. 
Oder doch ?
Der erste Gedanke ist immer der beste.
Denke mir dass die meisten das Handtuch geschmissen haben und Stop loss getriggert wurden. Meiner Meinung ist der Sell out vorbei und ich reagiere nach 30min opening bell, kaufe ein paar bei Anstieg vom Preis am Freitag.
Sobald die wieder hochkommt springe ich drauf.
Der Streik geht vorbei, die Venezuela Unit hat eben wie andere Minen eben hoehere Kosten, Energie,Oil z.B.
Bin mir sicher das der naechste Report besser ausfaellt.
Da koennte man schnelle 15% Gewinn machen in wenigen Wochen.
Die ist nun gut gehaemmert,bin gespannt was die heute macht.
Diese Nachricht war vermutlich der Ausloeser:
MarketWatch
Market Pulse: Hecla Mining swings to loss vs. expected profit
Wednesday August 3, 8:22 am ET
By Tomi Kilgore
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Hecla Mining Co. reported a second-quarter loss of $6.4 million, or 5 cents a share, vs. a profit of $2.6 million, or 2 cents a share in the same period a year ago, as a strike at the company's Mexico operations and decreased gold production and increased costs at a Venezuela unit hurt results. Analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call had been expecting a profit of a penny a share, on average. Revenue fell to $25.3 million from $31.7 million. The stock closed Tuesday down a nickel at $4.15.
@ Valueman
Danke,ja es koennte das sein,diese Knaller mit ihren Ratings koennen immer Humbuk betreiben.
@ Edel Man
Ich halte mal die MMGG und CZN, der Hommel machst ja auch.
Zulegen lasse ich mal,obwohl ich mit -39% und - 43% bei CZN sitze.
Da sind so viele da muss man noch Jahre warten um doppler zu bekommen. Ich gebe denen Zeit und Geduld muss man so und so haben mit den ganzen Juniors.
Warum ist HL so abgeschmiert am Freitag ?
Das Volumen war sehr hoch und es koennte ein politischer Grund sein wegen Cavez und Venezuela, vermute ich.
Anscheinend ist da irgend eine news gelaufen und die Funds haben abgeladen darauf.
Ich habe aber nichts gelesen,irgend eine Insider Aktion war das.
Wenn die heute leicht ansteigt hole ich mir ein paar.
Gruss
Eldorado
Sagt mal was denkt und haltet ihr von Metalline MMGG.OB
Sieht so aus das der Boden bei ca. 1 USD ist.
Das gibt es eigentlich keine bad news und die ging trotzdem heftig in den Keller. Es ist mir unverstaendlich wie sie gefallen sind,wenn ihr Zeit habt dann forscht mal nach denn es ""koennte"" ein preiswerter Titel sein das mit wenig Volumen gedroschen wurde und durch Skorpio Projekt sowie RSA/Namibia eventuel in diskredit kam.Man sieht ganz klar den Tsunami Effect vom Goldpreis/HUI April/Mai wo alle Aktien fielen,sie kam aber nicht hoch wie die anderen,anscheinend vergessen worden vom Anleger.
Jason Hommel hatte die noch im Depo bei letzten Report .
* MMGG.OB (METALLINE MINE) (I own shares)
http://www.metalin.com/site_map.html
metalin@attglobal.net Merlin Bingham 208-665-2002
21.9 mil shares fully diluted (March 19th, 2005)
@ $1.10/share US
$24 mil MC
$5 million cash on hand, July 31, 2004
Additional Comments:
Silver, Zinc, & Metalline Mining -- Hommel March 19th, 2005
--one correction for the article. The word "reserves" should be "resources".
--4039.6 million pounds of zinc.
@ $ .59/lb, that's $2.4 billion dollars worth of zinc, and who knows how much silver.
They found exactly what they were looking for, 4 billion pounds of zinc, and they are drilling for more. Their latest quarterly also includes a statement of the historical production, right below:
Zinc & Silver in Mexico: Sierra Mojada. Sierra Mojada is a Silver District!
"The Sierra Mojada Property has produced in excess of 10 million tons of high-grade ore that graded in excess of 30% lead, 20% zinc, 1% copper and 1 kg (31 ounces) silver per ton that was shipped directly to the smelter. The district has never had a mill to concentrate ore. All of the mining was done selectively for ore of sufficient grade to direct ship; mill grade ore was left unmined."
(That's 310 million ounces of silver. Who knows how much silver is left?) That's the question with an explorer.
--Potentially the lowest production cost in the entire zinc industry, ($.25/lb., not $.35/lb industry standard) due to new "oxide deposit" chemical extraction process as revolutionary as "heap leaching". The team that did the feasiblity study for the only other existing oxide zinc deposit in production is now working on MMGG's feasibility study.
If MMGG can produce zinc at $.25/lb., and receive $.60/lb, that's $.35/lb difference. That, x 4 billion pounds zinc is $1400 million dollars. Compare that to the market cap! Looks like there will be plenty of profit even after the costs of building a multi million dollar mine.
@ Edel Man
Richtig,fast 16% in CDU haben sie.
Hommel schreibt im Juni 2004 ueber AOT:
Additional comments: They own 5.82 million shares and 388,000 warrants of Carder.o at $.35, which usually is a greater asset value than their market cap. Ascot's share price is typically around 80% of the value of their Carder.o Stock.)
35.2 miliionen Shares outstanding sind bei CDU
Gruss
Eldorado
@ Valueman, Edel Man
Es gibt da Geruechte das der JSE-Gold Index der im Moment auf 1670 steht am Jahresende bei 2300 sein soll.
My analysis details that we have already seen the bottom of the JSE Gold index and that the recent correction is the right shoulder of a serious reverse head and shoulders pattern that signals a further UPSIDE move out of the pattern. Far from looking for 1300 or 1100 on the index I am looking for 2300 by the end of this year. I continue to analyse this data as extremely bullish for gold stocks, despite the recent minor correction.
http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/roffey080605.html
Das kann nur passieren wenn entweder der Rand abschmiert oder der Goldpreis weit hoeher ist ...oder beides.
Ich sehe nicht ein deswegen zu kapitulieren und lasse meine Aktien von RSA mit minus in der Schublade.Ich denke mal dass Range die ja hauptsaechlich in Mali sind und ungerecht gehaemmert wurden wegen Suedafrika ein preiswerter Titel ist. Sicher da gibt es noch Durban, HMY und GFI die man auch als Spekulationsspiel in Erwaegung ziehen koennte.
Gruss
Eldorado
LABOUR
SA hit by massive gold mining strike
Sun, 07 Aug 2005
South Africa's leading mining union hit the world's top gold producer with its largest strike in 18 years as workers walked off job on Sunday evening.
The National Union of Mineworkers (Num), with some 80 000 members in the gold mining sector, started a national strike at 6pm after it declared a wage dispute with employers last week.
"We are on strike," Num spokesperson Moferefere Lekorotsoana told AFP, after miners had earlier rejected an offer of a five percent pay hike, which fell below the eight and 12 percent rise they were seeking.
Chamber of Mines chief negotiator Frans Barker, who represents the employers, confirmed that the mass action went ahead despite attempts to reach a last-minute settlement.
"Unfortunately, the strike is going ahead," Barker said.
"There has been discussions ... (but) Num has not responded to that except to say they will report to their members and give feedback tomorrow (Monday).
"It is very important that one should find a settlement and stop the strike," he added.
Lekorotsoana said the latest offers had yet to be put before union members. "Most likely it will happen tomorrow."
Solidarity to join the strike
The smaller, mainly white Solidarity union, which has about 10 000 members, will join Num in the protest beginning on Monday.
Barker said the different gold mining employers had made new offers, details of which he did not want to disclose, during informal talks at the weekend.
A third trade union, the United Association of South Africa, with a 16 000 membership, will decide on Monday whether it will participate in the strike.
T-sec brokerage mining analyst Nick Goodwin has said the strike would have a "serious impact on an industry that's already on its knees."
'There are no profits"
"At the moment the rand has weakened and the gold price has picked up by some seven percent, so mines are just breaking even, but there are no profits," he earlier told AFP.
Miners earn a minimum monthly wage of R2200 rand in South Africa.
The country is the world's largest gold producer, despite a nine percent decline in output in 2004, yielding a total of 342 tons, according to the Chamber of Mines.
A cornerstone of the South African economy, gold mines have felt the pinch of a stronger currency, foreign exchange controls and a depletion of resources, prompting fears of large-scale job losses in the industry.
Its share of world gold production now stands at around 14 percent, down from 80 percent in 1970.
Ok, hier ist es...
@ Valueman
Ich habe auch keinen Bock mehr, Beispiel meine Putzfrauen egal was und wieviel man ihnen gibt,..... sie klauen trotzdem.
Thabo Mbeki unser President gab seinen Freund Mugabe in Zimbabwe einen "'Kredit" von 2 Mrd Rand.
Bald wird er seine Politik kopieren wenn Mandela weg ist und aehnlich laufen wie dort mit Demokratischer Diktatur die der Westen aber duldet.
Ja die Hand aufhalten, dass koennen sie alle !
Seid froh dass ihr nur ein paar rumlaufen habt.
Gruss
XEX
Black Africa, long a basket case economically, then politically (ego), now medically. Mostly refuses to help itself. Too busy arranging graft, corruption & channeling foreign aid into leader's pockets, & killing dissidents. Still sees itself in black (them) & white (us) terms. Most are disgusting racists, especially the leaders. We try to help, but they won't make the mindset changes needed for progress/health/survival. They would rather die (& will) than play by proven & humane rules. On present course, Africa literally won't survive both AIDS, their racial prejudice & victimitas. That black Africa won't intervene or even condemn the vile Mugabe is proof they prefer to wallow in racist excrement than evolve as humans. Exceptions? Sure, but they aren't in charge. Mbeki sucks; blind-sided & biased. Africans separate themselves from the world to an unacceptable extreme, exemplified last week by African Council refusal to act on Zimbabwean genocide, as requested by Europe/US/UN.
Harry Schultz
Gold's Big Picture gets brighter every day as, gradually, people in all walks of life & income levels are turning to gold as a safe haven currency in a world where there is NO paper currency one can fully trust. The US$ is distrusted because of US debt & deficits. The euro was, 'til a few wks ago, seen as an alternative to the US$. But 2 European constitution referendum votes brought that notion into question, & the euro has since crashed. The yen has been in free fall. The £ was another alternative to the US$, but London bombs sent it into the cellar. No other currency is liquid enough to compete. And politicians themselves add to the lack of public faith. All the so-called leaders have got egg (or worse) on their faces. Gold is monetising itself, as it has often done in the past. It doesn't require govt proclamations to do so. It started even before the recent chaos in many nations. Gold stands still; the other things move around it, up or down. Lately they move down, so gold, by standing still (holding value), is the winner. It has risen in price not just against the US$, but most other currencies as well.
But gold bullion from a "long-term investor" point of view has been very puzzling over the last year. As our weekly gold chart reveals, gold has for last 12 months moved down, up, down, up, down, in 5 legs of several weeks each, & overall gradually compressing in size, to form a 1-yr symmetrical triangle. Traders, on the other hand (like us & our GoldChartsRUs readers) have not been puzzled - as it's not unusual for gold (both bullion & shares) to move in legs. We have sold, bought, sold, bought & sold, to match each of those 5 legs. It's obvious that, on balance, investor's (buy&hold) bullion portfolios have moved sideways, while traders could book profits at the end of each leg. This was naturally more profitable for gold shares than bullion. Chart (below) shows average gold share rose, in Schultz Gold Share Index terms, from 9.7 to 12.7, a 33% rise, while bullion went sideways.
1. Eastern Asia/China & the Indian subcontinent, which has taken over the leadership locomotive role. They want to trade (& raid) but definitely not become part of the West. They want to be separate & equal (or equal plus for China). They're delighted with their new-found & growing power.
2. The US: has lost thrust (due largely to Asia powering) & lost moral leadership (due to the coup d'état by the misguided policies of the neo cons). If the neo cons remain in power til 2009, they'll have destroyed so much of US economic, monetary & military power & influence it is unclear if it can be regained A.D. (After Dubya). US political policies have separated the US from the ROW (Rest of the World). Not a soul could deny that.
3. Europe's case is even more extreme. They're unsure if they want to reform their socialism. They're at home with their termites, but the structure can't survive trade winds (pun intended). Europe harbors a doomed economic & socio philosophy. If they agree to reform, it'll take years & maybe they don't have years (China). If they don't agree, they'll become a white-collar 2nd world. No longer 1st, but not quite 3rd. Blair implied as much in a brave speech last week. France is the weak link. They have an attitude problem. Germany is unhelpful. To top things off (& validate my point), France & Holland committed an extreme act of separatism by voting No on constitutional unification in recent elections. Euro states even separated themselves from US advice says columnist Wm Pfaff, who headlined his 6/18 IHT column: The Atlantic just got wider. (major European article inside).
4. Scandinavia should perhaps be seen as separate from Europe. They're more stable, yet more socially experimental, & highly inventive. Very different mind-set from Euro heartland. Often vote No on Euro affiliations. Mentally different, separate.
5. Black Africa, long a basket case economically, then politically (ego), now medically. Mostly refuses to help itself. Too busy arranging graft, corruption & channeling foreign aid into leader's pockets, & killing dissidents. Still sees itself in black (them) & white (us) terms. Most are disgusting racists, especially the leaders. We try to help, but they won't make the mindset changes needed for progress/health/survival. They would rather die (& will) than play by proven & humane rules. On present course, Africa literally won't survive both AIDS, their racial prejudice & victimitas. That black Africa won't intervene or even condemn the vile Mugabe is proof they prefer to wallow in racist excrement than evolve as humans. Exceptions? Sure, but they aren't in charge. Mbeki sucks; blind-sided & biased. Africans separate themselves from the world to an unacceptable extreme, exemplified last week by African Council refusal to act on Zimbabwean genocide, as requested by Europe/US/UN.
6. Brown (Arab) Africa: Also suffers from Colonial Blame Syndrome, but a few are less extreme. They let their Muslim religion separate themselves from ROW. Worst case: Sudan/Darfur, where Arabs seek to wipe out Blacks to make it an all Arab nation. Worse genocide than Yugoslavia/Milosevic. Separatism gone psycho.
7. SouthAmerica: Split. Non-cohesive. Who says that's bad? Separatization comes naturally here. That aside, the continent has some very pink spots (Venezuela, Cuba) & some bad behaviour (cutting rain forests). Is largely anti-US, as a result of old wounds from the fruit companies & ongoing mega bank treatment (lend & repossess), & terrible IMF advice (what do they know?) (not enough) (another bureaucracy). But becoming leading agricultural super power. Risk: over-dependence on China as customer & investor (bit like US/China). Hope S/A doesn't find China owns them one day.
8. Oz/NZ: Doing well, thank U. Happy to be left alone & separate. These 2 even avoid union with each other, have said yes/no/maybe, but No in the end. Oz even stopped free entry for Kiwis who freeloaded on the Oz system. Oz is still racist, which keeps separatism going, but is a sad trait. NZ resents tall poppies, but is more prosperous than ever which may allow for poppy growth. I love the Oz & NZ $'s, highest yielders in 1st world.
9. Canada: Many wish their US border was a 50-ft Berlin Wall. They're anti-Bushwars (& made it clear). They separated themselves, one by one, from the US 250yrs ago. That's how separatist & independent they are & good for them! Recent poll says they regard many Americans as "vulgar & violent." Many Americans agree & have been moving to Canada in record numbers.
10. Russia wants to trade with the West a bit, but mainly sees the West as a place to sell to (oil, gas, weapons), not buy from. They still want to rebuild their military empire. Putin wants continued separatism.
11. Middle East: they create their own separatism - in their heads. If they could open their minds/hearts they could thrive & conquer violence. Until they do, they'll fool themselves that their separation is demanded by their religion, rather than of free choice.
12. Japan/S.Korea: A separate world of their own culture/choice. No desire to change.
In conclusion: Separatization is rampant, & best. It offers more freedom & choice. It's the opposite of the Tri Laterals & One Worlder's plans which reduce choice--& illustrates our point. Fortunately, the world (as U see above) is moving away from homogenized culture & political globalization. Merriam Webster defines "globalism" as "a national policy of treating the whole world as a proper place for political influence." To which I say it is an improper policy. The US Founding Fathers sought separation from England with its then lack of free will. We're still fighting for free will, separation, choice.
PS: "globalization" (as opposed to globalism) has come to bring another aspect to that political definition, ie, a commercial dog-eat-dog process fostered by multi-national companies who also pressure politicians to push through subsidies & 1-sided trade treaties, like NAFTA, that give global corp giants an advantage over small biz, & lose jobs in the 1st world nations. Another case of big is usually bad, small is usually better. Especially if U favour individuals over global giants.
How to benefit from Separatization? Many ways. Avoid the multi-nationals. In the longterm their overseas factories, offices, chains, shops will often be confiscated, attacked or taxed punitively, &/or their domestic mkt may shrink from local job outsourcing boycotts. Look at their charts; some are already short sells. Those who forsake outsourcing may gain biz. Trade wars have begun. This requires careful geo-scrutiny of country funds. More ideas to come.
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Für Indian Summer noch ein bischen früh.
Aber wer weiß, können morgen ja mal ne Ausnahme machen so ab 14.30 UHr MEZ
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