Beiträge von Eldorado

;)Edelman, da ist noch MMM.TO Minco Mining wo SSRI die finger drin hat,ebenso ein guter Wert aber in China.

Hi Valueman

Ja erholt habe ich mich,der Urlaub hatte aber einige downs.
Mexico (Jucktautan) war interessant aber die sehen mich nie mehr.
Die Sicherheitskontrolle in Muenchen dachte ich waere die schaerfste beim Flughafen. Da muss man die Guertelschnalle aufmachen damit man sieht es ist nichts hinter der Schnalle. Aber in Frankfurt, da muss man den Guertel in den Korb legen,so was gibt es nur dort.
Zweimal gefilzt, einmal Muenchen und bei Ankunft Kapstadt.
Die Sachen die in Verwahrung gingen habe ich in Muenchen bei Ausreise wieder erhalten weil die Dame beim Hauptzollamt lockerer war als die Beamten am Flughafen. Der Beamte zitterte als waere er der Schmuggler und dachte an seine Befoerderung.

Phuket und Thailland, wie immer super, drei mal billiger als Mexico und 20 mal huebschere Frauen und Spass. :))
Mexico eine Sauna,und Muecken Tag und Nacht, fette Amis und nicht besonders freundliche Menschen dort die kleiner als die Thai's sind.

In vier bis sechs Wochen moechte ich wieder nach Thailand.

Suedafrika wird einige mehr Streik bekommen und die militanten Arbeiter werden jeden Profit wieder anulieren die Minen machen.
Ich kann sie ja verstehen,die Lebenshaltungskosten und Preise sind fast die selben wie in Deutschland jedoch man verdient nur 500 Euro im Durchschnitt im Vergleich zu 1700 Euro Netto bei Euch.

Habs schon gesehen das du MFL ausgemistet und gewechselt hast. MFL so wie viele andere ueberzeugen nicht und im Allgemeinen sitzten meine fast 120 Juniors und mid Caps mit einem Durchschnitt von ca -14% im Keller.

Da ist immer noch kein Hype mit den Juniors und mit wenig volumen dreschen manche den Kurs die Geduld verlieren.

Siehe auch :

http://www.321gold.com/editorials/casey/casey080505.html

Wenn ich mir Sterling Mining, TVI.V SVL.V MAG.V FAN.V NPG.V anschau dann sind die alle im fast selben minus wie MFL. sogar die Hecla,die fiel gestern 8%.

Nach wie vor ein Disaster bei AGT CZN.TO SPM.V TM.V XCL.TO
Mensch Meier die sind viel mieser als Minefinders.

Preiswert waere auch MAI.V ECU.V im Moment im Kauf aber mir reicht jetzt der Junior Hunt. Habe echt genug davon. Eure gelobter Wert FR.V habe ich mehr als ein Tagesvolumen mit 2.13 CAD seit ewig und da ruehrte sich auch nichts. Interessant wird es erst von Oktober bis Januar und die 450 fuer POG muss erstmal her sowie > 7.85 USD fuer Silber.

Performance der Juniors:

http://www.golddrivers.com/Juniors/juniorpageytd.htm

Die Juniors muessen reifen und vor 2007 sitzt man eben damit rum so wie ich es sehe. So ist es eben mit Juniors.

Falls ihr irgendwelche Juniors im Auge habt dann koennt ihr Euch ueber Japanese Candlestick einen Ratschlag holen,tippt nur den Ticker zb. MFL rein und ihr bekommt eine Meinung :

http://www.americanbulls.com/S…FL&MarketTicker=TSE&Typ=S

Zu gestern:

Einer meiner Titel im Depo stuerzte gestern ab mit - 23 % und fast dreifachen Volumen ohne schlechte Nachrichten. Ich denke die sind jetzt wieder ein Schnaeppchen und werde wahrscheinlich wieder nachfassen nach suche ob es etwas negatives gibt. Schaut mal selber nach und beobachtet diese Aktie. (QTA.V)

http://www.quaterraresources.com/

Video:

http://www.smartstox.com/interviews/qta.php

Radio Silvervalley:
http://www.silverminers.com/publications/20050805.mp3

HAVE A NICE WEEKEND !

[quote]Original von Edel Man
"Few people succeed in the market because they have no patience.
They have a strong desire to get rich quickly"
Jesse Livermore /quote]

Keine Panik auf der Titanic

Thanks, Edelman wieder ein wenig mehr Franzoesich,bei mir happerts nur mit der Aussprache,sonst klappt es ganz gut.

harpo

Danke fuer die gute Info ueber den Zustand der Firma.
Schubladenstock und Spekulation ist es alle mal.
Ich hau ein Kissen drunter, dann nur mehr -34% im Keller.
Die Juniors brauchen noch eine laengere Wartezeit von 2 Jahren und mit wenig volumen hauts eben den Kurs umher. Wenn man IMA MAG.V NPG CDY und FSR sowie FR anschaut dann doeppeln die ebenso.
Nix fuer Short Time....

Just Bottom Fishing, buy on bad or boring news,sell on good ones.

Its a gamble, I think its down like that...

Cheers

XEX

Time to buy Minefinders ? (MFL.TO)
I take a chance today,nothing ventured,nothing gained.
Is this the bottom ?, it looks like,wenn ich mich nicht irre.

Regards

XEX

Press Release Source: Minefinders Corporation Ltd.

Minefinders' Dolores Gold and Silver Mine Planning Moves Forward
Wednesday August 3, 2:14 pm ET
43-101 Technical Reports Filed on Sedar

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 3, 2005--Minefinders Corporation Ltd. (the "Company") (TSX:MFL - News; AMEX:MFN - News) reports that it has now filed on the Canadian SEDAR system (http://www.sedar.com) Technical Reports complying with the requirements of National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators for two, previously announced, feasibility studies of its 100% owned Dolores gold and silver deposit in Chihuahua, Mexico.

Initial Mine Plan Optimization

The base case, bankable feasibility study, announced on June 28, 2005, concluded that the Dolores deposit could be feasibly mined as a 25,000 tonnes/day open pit operation. In order to reduce the initial capital costs of this proposal, the Company engaged Kappes, Cassiday & Associates ("KCA") to evaluate several alternatives based on a smaller-scale mine plan.

The KCA study reviewed several crushing and mine production scenarios, and proposed an 18,000 tonnes/day mine. The projected IRR for this operation, without optimization, stands at 20.3%, with an average yearly production of 125,000 ounces of gold and 4.5 million ounces of silver per annum (approximately 200,000 gold equivalent ("AuEq") ounces per annum @ 60 oz silver equals one oz gold), resulting in an average total cash cost of approximately US $115 per ounce of gold net of silver credits, using a gold price of US $400 and a silver price of US $6.00.

The open pit mine operation proposed by KCA includes a three-stage crushing system, conveyor stacking and heap leaching, with a Merrill Crowe recovery plant. The mine plan consists of mining approximately 72.5 million tonnes of ore at an average grade of 0.84 g/t gold and 44.5 g/t silver, with a strip ratio of 3.7:1. This production schedule will place approximately 1.95 million ounces of gold and 103.6 million ounces of silver on the heap leach pad, with expected recoveries of 1.44 million ounces of gold and 52.7 million ounces of silver (2.25 million ounces AuEq) over a 11.5 year mine life.

Although the KCA study provides for initial mine plan and capital optimization (smaller and less expensive mining and processing equipment), the Company expects that project economics will continue to improve with the ongoing optimization work described below.

Project Optimization

The Company has initiated several optimization studies to maximize recovery of the intrinsic value of the Dolores deposit, including the evaluation of options for improved metals recovery and equipment utilization. This optimization exercise is typical following a base case feasibility study and is expected to materially enhance project economics.

With specific reference to metals recovery, the Company is studying the addition of a fourth-stage crushing component for approximately 20% of the Dolores ore. The base case feasibility study estimates proven and probable reserves (1.95 million ounces of gold and 103.6 million ounces of silver (the "Reserves")) having a gross metal value exceeding $1.4 billion (at $400 gold and $6 silver). The mine schedule and tertiary crushing and processing options developed in the feasibility study estimated initial recoveries of 1.44 million ounces of gold and 52.7 million ounces of silver (gross metal value of $894 million) by standard heap leach methods.

These recoveries are based on 80% of the ore material passing 6.6 mm in size. Previous metallurgical test work has indicated that by crushing to 100% passing 6.6 mm in size (i.e. adding a fourth-stage crush for the 20% oversized material), recoveries of silver increase by up to 9%, and of gold by an additional 3%. The Company is conducting additional column leach test work to confirm these improved recoveries.

Separately, the Company has engaged Snowden Engineering, of Vancouver, British Columbia, to assist in the optimization of mine equipment and personnel and of the Dolores mine fleet.

The Company is evaluating opportunities for additional capital savings, including contract mining, the use of a leased equipment fleet, and the availability of suitable, used equipment for some components of the mine.

Dolores Resources

Total audited Measured and Indicated Resources at Dolores (which include the Reserves) are 2.73 million ounces of gold and 132.7 million ounces of silver, contained in 101 million tonnes grading 0.84 g/t gold and 40.8 g/t silver, at a cutoff grade of 0.3 g/t AuEq. An additional 696,000 ounces of gold and 25.3 million ounces of silver, in 28.1 million tonnes, are classified as Inferred Resources. See the Company's June 28, 2005 news release for a detailed breakout of these resources and the Reserves.

It should be noted that the size and average grades of the mineable Reserves are determined by the lowest cut-off grades identified as being profitable for the purposes of the feasibility studies. Because of the disseminated nature of the deposit and current metal prices that are appreciably higher than those used for the purposes of the studies, lower cut-off grades will likely be used in actual mining, thereby permitting the profitable mining of material with a lower average grade and increasing the size of, and aggregate recoveries from, the deposit.

The Company continues drilling at Dolores to convert resources that are currently outside the proposed mine plan into additional underground and/or surface mineable reserves. Results from these efforts will be reported as they are available, in the coming months.

If we cry than I cry with you guys.
I bought some KRY for 2.84 USD yesterday.
Hugo Cavez hin und her,who cares anyway.
The Politicians are all Gangsters anywhere.

Buying is easy but holding is hard.
The winner is who holds them tight

Gruss

Eldo

Esperanza Silver Corp.-New High-Grade Gold/Silver Discovery at San Luis, Peru
Thursday August 4, 10:59 am ET

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Aug. 4, 2005) - Esperanza Silver Corp. (TSX VENTURE:EPZ - News) is pleased to announce a new grass-roots, high-grade, precious metal discovery at its newly acquired San Luis Project in Ancash Department, Peru.
High-grade gold and silver have been found in channel samples cutting a quartz vein that outcrops for at least 1500 meters. Five samples, shown below, were cut in two-meter long channels. These were collected along the northern 350 meters of the quartz vein outcrop.

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Width Au Ag
Sample No. (meters) (grams/tonne) (grams/tonne)
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235839 2 4.7 142
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235840 2 16.9 922
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235841 2 45.2 1,054
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235842 2 78.2 1,865
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235843 2 13.2 171
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Esperanza will continue with surface mapping and systematic sampling to better define the extent of mineralization in the known vein as well as explore for vein extensions and other parallel structures.

The discovery is a result of prospecting activities conducted under a joint-venture with Silver Standard Resources Inc. As such the property is jointly owned by both companies. Silver Standard has the option of increasing its ownership to 55 percent by investing the next US$500,000. It is currently evaluating this option.
The property encompasses 1800 hectares and was acquired under direct concession. It is owned outright by the Esperanza/Silver Standard joint-venture with no underlying property holders.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES

By Eric J. Fry

"I hate to be the bearer of bad news," Kevin Kerr
apologized yesterday, "but the demise of the dollar is upon
us and the future may be bleak for the once worshiped and
almighty currency."

Kerr, whose knack for identifying important investment
trends has amply rewarded the subscribers of his Resource
Trader Alert, suspects that the dollar's difficulties will
continue powering a long-lived gold bull market. "Keep an
eye on gold," he advises. "Yesterday's big gold rally may
be the start of an important move in the precious metal."
No one knows, of course, the precise day when a long-term
macro-economic trend will begin to affect short-term price
movements, but that day for the U.S. dollar – and therefore
for gold – may have arrived already, even if very few
market observers realize it.

As the nearby chart shows quite clearly, the value of the
U.S. dollar has been sliding in step with America's
deteriorating national finances. Perhaps it is no accident,
therefore, that gold has rallied sharply over the last four
years. In 2001, the U.S. government enjoyed a budget
surplus equivalent to 1.2% of GDP. Meanwhile, the current
account deficit in that year totaled a mere 3.5%. Thus,
these two deficit gauges combined, totaled a mere 2.3% of
GDP. But both numbers have been worsening ever since, such
that these "twin deficits" totaled nearly 10% of GDP in
2004! That's a lot of debt to paper over with U.S. dollars.
No wonder that the Treasury will resume issuing 30-year
bonds.

"The dollar is the single biggest element of risk in the
world of finance today," writes Addison Wiggin in his
freshly minted book, The Demise of the Dollar...And Why
It's Great for Your Investments. "Rearrange the current
system of world finance ever so slightly. Let confidence in
the greenback falter, and the mighty dollar could go up in
flames...There are many ways to hedge against this risk...
Better still, there are many ways to profit from the
likelihood the dollar will fall."

Wiggin does not divulge the precise profit opportunities
until Chapter 12, but throughout the preceding 11 chapters,
he argues persuasively that the dollar's reign is ending.
Therefore, gold will once again usurp its rightful
authority over the world's monetary regime.

"What is real money?" he muses. "This question should be on
the minds of every investor and everyone who observes what
happens at home and abroad. The U.S. government has done an
excellent job of convincing us that all of those dollar
bills being exchanged work as actual money. In fact,
though, everyone knows they have no tangible value. They
are backed only by (a) a promise by the government to honor
the debt, and (b) assurances from the government that the
money does have value, that one dollar is worth one dollar.
Both of these promises are questionable."

Indeed, especially in light of America's worsening balance
sheet.

The Bush administration announced yesterday that it will
resume issuing the 30-year Treasury bond next year.
Treasury Secretary John Snow cheered the decision as
evidence of "our commitment to prudent debt management."
We are dubious. Prudent debt management seems a bit like
prudent alcoholism management. Wouldn't the most prudent
course of action be to eliminate the vice that requires
managing? Unfortunately, now that our national debts total
nearly $8 trillion, debt-management has become an eternal
imperative.

However prudently the U.S. might manage its debts, it is
imprudently increasing them, which is not very prudent at
all. Extending the maturities of our debts out into the
future, while prudent, cannot possibly do the entire job of
managing our debts. That's where the dollar comes in.
Nothing "manages" government debts quite as effectively as
currency-debasement. Such is the time-honored tactic that
all indebted governments have utilized throughout the ages.
The U.S. government will behave no differently, says
Wiggin.

It will satisfy its mounting liabilities with dollar bills
of ever less value. In other words, the dollar bills that
30-year bondholders would receive in 2035 will be worth
much, much less than today's dollars.

"How can the government promise to pay its debts when the
total of that debt keeps getting higher and higher?" Wiggin
asks. "It's already out of control. And in our fiat money
system, the implied promise that a dollar is worth a dollar
has to be looked at with suspicion as well.

"This is not just an exercise in economic theory. The near
future could prove to be a financial disaster for anyone
who continues to have faith in the strength of the dollar.
In fact, a collapse is inevitable and it's only a question
of how quickly it is going to occur.

"The consequences will be huge declines in the stock
market, savings becoming worthless, and the bond market
completely falling apart. As the value of the dollar falls,
that dollar will no longer be worth a dollar; it will be
worth only pennies on the dollar. It will be a rude
awakening for everyone who has become complacent about
America's invulnerability."

This is the part where gold rides to the rescue on a white
stallion.

"Gold ETFs are one of the simplest ways to position for the
dollar's continuing slide," says Wiggin. "The two gold ETFS
that trade here in the U.S. both hold gold bullion as their
one and only asset. You can locate these two ETFs under the
symbol "GLD" (for the "streetTRACKS Gold Trust") and "IAU"
(for the "iShares COMEX Gold Trust"). Either ETF offers a
practical way to hold gold in an investment portfolio."

Wiggin provides several other profit opportunities as well,
of which all dollar-phobic investors may avail themselves.

Kevin Kerr, who specializes in trading option on futures,
has been advocating the purchase of long-dated call options
on gold. (We should mention that Kevin issued his most
recent recommendation immediately BEFORE yesterday's gold
rally).

"Make no mistake," says Kerr, "gold is the real deal. Gold
doesn't have a board of directors; gold doesn't have
scandal; gold doesn't have an expense account or one-time
charges. Gold is quite simply, gold. We call it the
'flight to quality' instrument because in tough times,
times of fear and trepidation, investors flock to gold like
rednecks to a NASCAR race. Gold is relatively cheap right
now and options on it are a great deal. So it only makes
sense to add some gold calls."
Kerr suggests buying out-of-the-money calls on gold for
early 2006.

Perhaps yesterday's $5.00 gold rally was just another
meaningless blip. Perhaps not. One thing is clear; gold
does not lack for reasons to move higher.

http://www.wallstreetwindow.com/goldarticle080405.htm

LOOK FROM ALL SIDES, ITS JUST A MATTER OF TIME........

The gold price increased by 1.6%, from $430.10 on Monday to $437.12 on Thursday. At the same time the dollar fell 1.7% against the euro and 1.3% against the yen. If we just use those two currencies as a proxy for the dollar then the average decline was 1.5%. That is not materially different from 1.6% given that we are only looking at two currencies. It therefore seems reasonable to state that the increase in the gold price this week was due to a decrease in the US dollar exchange rate.

While more and more analysts now recognize the US dollar exchange rate causes changes in the US dollar gold price, many still do not understand how and why. I sometimes read that a decline in the US dollar made gold less expensive in other currencies, thereby increasing demand for gold and causing the price to increase. That is hogwash. Take this week as an example.

The gold price is up because the dollar went down. But did the decline in the US dollar cause gold to become less expensive in euros? No. The gold price was 354.79 euros on Monday and 354.42 euros on Thursday. Clearly the gold price in euros did not change in any significant way. The same would be true if we consider the gold price in yen.

When the US dollar declines it does not change the gold price in other currencies and it does not change the demand for gold. It merely means that stuff we buy (or price) on international markets with US dollars become more expensive in US dollars.

I also read this week that the increase in the gold price was due to the looming labor strike in South Africa. A major strike in South Africa could have a short-term (emotional) impact on the gold price, but it did not this week. ..........STRIKE LAND RSA !!

If the gold price increased because of what is happening in South Africa don't you think the gold price in euros and yen would also have increased? Why would only the US dollar gold price increase? The gold price in euros decreased by 0.1% and increased by only 0.3% in yen. Because the gold price did not increase in euros and yen I do not think that talk about a labor strike in South Africa had anything to do with the increase in the US dollar gold price this week.

Since the magnitude of the change in the US dollar gold price coincides with the magnitude by which the US dollar exchange rate changed it is obvious that the only thing that changed this week is the dollar.

Paul van Eeden

Thanks buddy, but as a diver I don't touch Corals.
In der Sued Steiermark kann man leben.
Oder Kaernten waere auch ein guter Platz mit ""Ordnung"" und mehr Sonne.
Dann noch drei bis 5 Monate Phuket, ein wenig Kapstadt wenns noch geht, waere nicht schlecht im Rentenalter.
Krankenschwestern sind Thai wenn man eine braucht.
Alleine schon wegen der Massagen.
Anyway, dreams.....which may come true.

Its a Battle Mountain of Juniors.
Let the fingers crossed, and simply wait.........some years.

XEX

Hey Frr and Amigos

Howzit ?

Hatte Glueck mit einigen im Cortez Trend ,der suchte immer nach Eldorado.
White Knights ein doppler, heute die haelfte verkauft und behalten.(Free Bee) :))
Warte auf XLC,bis jetzt tote Hose, erwarte das Nevada eine wichtige Rolle spielt in der Zukunft.

Neben dem Ritter ist noch Victoria (VIT.V), QRL.TO QGX.TO NPG.V und noch einer uebern Rubicon. (RMX.TO)

Mein Sense sagt mir das eine kurze Pfofiitmitnahme kommt, am Freitag koennte ein low pressure ins Haus stehen.

Too early to get exited !

Die Juniors reifen ganz langsam aber sicher.

Geduldig muss man sein ,don't lose your number !

Cheers

Eldorado

Ja,dann warte ich mal bis die Prügelei vorbei ist.
Erst bei einem Kursanstieg von min 3% und dementsprechenden Volumen könnte man wieder kaufen.
Ich wie viele andere machen den Fehler zu früh zu kaufen aber den genauen Zeitpunkt treffen nur wenige.
Man kauft wenn Blut auf den Strassen fliesst heisst es so schön.

Gruss

Eldorado

valueman

Super,aber lasse mir was übrig, ist auch eine schöne Gegend dort.

Bis bald, diesmal von Kapstadt, geniesse noch zwei Tage in deiner Stadt.

Gruss

Eldo

Thanks ;)Tambok,hoffentlich wird sie nahtlos braun.

Servus Tschonko,

Bald wieder voll dabei, denke an Clifton und MGN und sei nicht zu geil wenn du sie tanzen siehst.
Und bei den Indianern von Shoeshone denke an Canadian Zinc und Kristallkugeln.

Ciao

Eldorado

DONT KRY FOR ME ARGENTINA

Hi Tambok

Danke für die erste Antwort,mich wundert es das du Goldfields verkauft hast,die wäre die letzte Aktie die ich von den ganzen Südaffenminen verkaufen würde. Leider sind deine Erwartungen das diese Aktien steigen nicht erfüllt worden und der Rand ist nach wie vor sehr stark.
Ladenhüter würde ich sagen,sehr frustrierend auch für mich der noch Rangy, GFI,DRD, und die verfluchte Harmony im Depo hat.

Mit den Juniors lässt es sich auch darauf warten und seit dem ich weg bin von Kapstadt hat sich mein Depowert kaum verändert.

Kinross habe ich im Depo, von Platinum halte ich mich fern,konnte zwar kleine Gewinne erzielen in der Vergangenheit aber war nichts aufregendes.

Vor Oktober braucht man nicht viel erwarten und der Markt geht sideways bis dort hin so wie es ausschaut. Am besten den ganzen Haufen in der Schublade lassen und nur im Notfall reagieren oder bei Spottpreisen kaufen wäre die beste Lösung.

Ich brauche nur die Postings von bestimmten Usern zu lesen der letzten Woche, dass schaffe ich in einen Tag und bin informiert.

Bis bald, ich freue mich wieder auf ein paar Bilder und Jokes zur "Auflockerung"

Bis die von der Sitte kommen

Ciao

Eldorado

Fly now pay later

The show is not over until the fat lady sings, ein Sprichwort das immer past,egal zu was.

Übrigens einen TT Roadster hatte ich auch mal, bin aber auf einen größeren Audi umgestiegen.
Der TT fuhr wie ein Gocart,fliegt aber auch aus der Kurve wenn man zu viel Gas gibt. Nur nicht die anderen unterschätzen, man kann auch überholt werden.

No bad feelings, unterschätzt mal nicht den Markt und Launen der Anleger da kann man alles andere erwarten was man glaubt.

Der Anstieg von IMA seit 18 Juli ist ja auch bemerkenswert.

Gruss

Eldorado

Born again

Hallo alle zusammen,ich hoffe es geht Euch gut. :))

Ich bin wieder zurück von Thailand und bis Mittwoch in München bevor es zurück zu den Zulu´s geht. Bei der Ankunft in München begrüsste mich gleich der Zoll. Man nahm mir meine guten Kopien von Glashütte,Breitling und Rolex ab. Sie können sie gerne behalten und wenn ihr einen Zöllner sieht der solche Uhr trägt dann kann sie von mir sein.
Ein Witz,die neue Regelung erlaubt nur mehr Waren im Wert von max. 175 Euro pro Person. Bald bin ich wieder in Kapstadt,ich werde dann von dort aus nächste Woche mehr schreiben nach dem ich erstmal von 7 Wochen Eure Postings lesen werde um up to date zu sein. Wer kann schon mal vorab kurz ein paar ticker bzw.Schnaeppchen hier ablegen die ihr für sehr preiswert hält ?
Ich kenne ja einige glaubwürdige User und wäre Dankbar für ein paar Kauf oder Verkaufsempfehlungen wegen der Zeit die wiederum Geld ist.
Die Kohle die sich der Zoll bzw. die Eichel holte,hole ich mir wieder von wo anders.
Ganz kurz gelesen sah ich das Thema Aqualine und Ima sich wieder zu Gunsten Ima drehte wenn man die Kurse der beiden vergleicht in den letzten zwei Wochen. Well,Sterling Mining, Shoshoene, die Krücken sind auch bei mir im Depo,aber volles Rohr im Minus. Jedesmal wenn sie kaufgünstig waren habe ich nachgelangt, und dann fielen sie weiter.

Schätze mal diese Woche bis Freitag ein Hoch für Silber und Goldpreis und Freitag dann Gewinnmitnahmen.
Also bis dann, herzlichen Gruss,

Eldorado

@ jürgen

Ich mag die Chinesen,die werden die nummer eins und lieben Gold wie die Inder, sie beide wissen warum.
Man kauft heimlich und geduldigt,man will ja den preis nicht selber hochdrehen.
Der Amerikaner wird durch den Dollar besiegt,mit dem überdruckten Dollar besiegte er andere,bald kommt die Retourkutsche für deren Aussenpolitik und Raubritterschaft.
Man muss nur Geduld haben. ;)What goes round,comes around !

Gruss

Eldorado