Beiträge von Eldorado

Ich weiss nicht ob ihr mitbekommen habt das ein Trading Halt seit 16.Mai auf Sino ist und es viele Geruechte um Sino gibt.
An dem Tag war Silber bei 6.90 USD und nun bei 7.53 USD.
Der SEC hatte da ein paar Fragen wegen Insider deals etc.
Was ich gehoert habe sollte der Trading Stop am 31. Mai aufgehoben sein. Anscheinend ist es nicht so.
Ich glaube das ganze geht positiv aus und wenn der Stock wieder gehandelt wird dann schiesst der in die hoehe nach wesentlich hoeheren Silberpreis,
wenn ich mich nicht irre !

Ich bin mit meinen Stock auf +14% und denke mal positiv,nur keine panik !. Ich hoffe ich habe Internet wenn die den Handel aufmachen.
im Fall es geht in die Hose was ich nicht glaube.

Wurde gerne gleich bei opening zu bestens kaufen da mein Gefuehl sagt da ist nichts verkehrt mit Sino Silver.

SSLV.OB , watch it if you like !

http://www.sinosilvercorp.com/

http://www.stockpatrol.com/art…ey/sinosilver%20suspended

Mfg

XEX

Tschonko

Mit Alumera oder wie die heisst kenne ich mich nicht aus, die habe ich noch nicht durchleuted.

Es war von mir nur ein Guess mit Nevada und ich lasse mich ueberaschen wen die aufkaufen. Jetzt wo du Dir Gedanken darueber gemacht hast wuerde ich Gammon Lake oder Minefinders als Aussenseiter neben der heissen KRY auch vorstellen koennen. Mit Gammon haben sie auch Anteil an Mexgold.
Von mir aus kann es der kranke Apollo sein.

Wenn sie wenig in Nevada investieren wollen dann gibt es noch andere wie XCL VIT und WKR die sie schnappen koennten. Ich glaube da sind noch keine Verbindungen mit Seniors.Bravo ist mit Placer dort und NEM hat auch ihre Griffel drin. Frr kennt sich da besser aus, vielleicht hat er eine Vermutung dazu.
Ich habe mich vollgestopft mit GG fuer 13.90 USD incl. soweit ich konnte mit den Low Cost Goldprice den die haben.
Ausserdem mit Wheaton und Wheaton Silber zusammen kann es nur ein Winner im Bullrun sein und eines der besten Seniors die man im Depot long time halten sollte,IMHO.

Vielleicht investieren sie in New Guinea ???

We'll see ......, du hast jedenfalls einen guten Riecher und bist der beste Astrologe fuer mich im ganzen Forum.

Pfirty da weil

XEX

Tschonko

Kannst dich noch erinnern als ich die haelfte der position jedoch mit kleinen Gewinn verkauft habe. War das nun richtig oder falsch ?
Da ist noch eine dunkle Wolke am Himmel wegen der Rechtssache und wenn das schief gehen sollte dann schnell zum Exit !

Mal schaun, so wie ich es sehe ist es das einzige Risko das besteht.

Wenn die gruenes Licht bekommen dann geht die Post ab was den Preis angeht.

XEX

U.S. DOLLAR INDEX

Since the US$ Index seems to lead gold prices it is instructive to quickly look in on this Index. Long and intermediate term can be quickly summarized as bullish with all indicators and P&F charts confirming. It's the short term that is most interesting. With the actions of the recent few weeks one might expect that a rest period or even a trend reversal should lie somewhere ahead. This is what the charts are indicating. The short term price momentum has moved into its overbought zone where it has not been since the highs of Aug 2003. At that time the US$ Index plunged from 99 to 85 before it had any significant reversal. I don't expect the same plunge but do expect a period of possibly sideways movement, or maybe even some minor downside before any further significant upside continues.

Why do I think there is still more upside ahead for the US$ Index? It's the weak Euro.
What does this foretell about the price of gold? It could foretell continued upside in gold to go with the normal gold/$ opposite movement criteria.

INTERMEDIATE TERM GOLD

The intermediate term P&F chart has not changed and is still technically bearish. Due to the subsequent sideways movement since the bear confirmation the P&F chart is considered neutral and requires $410 to reconfirm the bear or $450 to confirm a reversal to the bull.

All in all, I am neutral at this point but would go bullish on a close above the $430 level.

more....

http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/burak060505.html

Sooner or later, the world's investors will realize that neither the US, nor the EU, nor the yuan, can offer what they promise - and people will figure out that the Chinese were right to advise their citizens to accumulate gold bullion (which by the way is a first in the history of modern government, to my knowledge).
Consequently, investors will start accumulating gold bullion themselves very soon.

http://www.321gold.com/editori…ein/wallenwein060605.html

As predicted, the dollar was strong during the last week. When a good time comes for any commodity or currency, reports concerning it become positive and everybody gradually starts commenting on that subject. Five months ago, no one thought that the Euro could go down like it has, but time or the wave has made it happen. Negative news against the Euro slowly started floating and its holders and buyers soon began losing faith as well as money. Well, it doesn’t matter whether millions of people hold it or buy it; the wave is capable of breaking each and every barrier. Some of the questions in peoples’ minds today are whether the Euro will survive, how much further it will go down and if the correction over.

Let us now see what this week says:

PREDICTIONS FOR 6 JUNE TO 10 JUNE 2005

GOLD

Last week, gold went up on Thursday as predicted, a positive sign on a positive day. The US Dollar has also been moving up though its impact on gold has not been too negative in the last two months. The signs are therefore encouraging though the time factor for the medium term isn’t in favour of gold. Indeed, gold’s short-term outlook for the month of June as well as its long-term are remain positive. However, the same cannot be said for the medium term (three to nine months).

For this week, gold will trade on weak side but not have much changes in prices overall by Friday. Gold will be down from Monday to Wednesday though one can buy on Thursday and Friday.

Always bear in mind that the performance of gold will not be good for 2005. It looks weak after June and half of July and I shall update you if any changes occur.

This week Gold will move in the range of $426.80 to $416.80 (spot price).

SILVER

During the previous week, silver traded as though it had no relation with gold and the US Dollar. Indeed like I always remind you in the commentary, my long-term outlook for silver is very positive.

Silver will be sidelined this week or trade down till Wednesday. One can buy on Thursday or Friday.

Next week will be very important for metals and I shall do my best to guide you on how to plan for June and half of July.

This week’s low side will be $7.29 and if it breaks this level, then it could go to $7.20. On the upside, silver could move up to $7.66.

COPPER

For the most part of the last three years, I have been more than 90% accurate on copper. However, the last three weeks have been inaccurate and this alerts me that there may be something else. Today I have done a detailed study on copper and it seems as though it will have a sharp decline before Wednesday’s market close. If this doesn’t happen, then I shall recommend that you cover all short positions in it on Wednesday before New York’s closing.

PALLADIUM/PLATINUM

Both commodities will be range bound though one can start accumulating Palladium from Friday. No new buying is recommended in Platinum.

OIL

Oil went up quite strongly during the last week and I remembered that in March I had recommended buying oil from 19th May. On 18 May oil was trading around $47 and it would have been great buying at that price. I however missed that and recommended shorting it last week.

All my major predictions on oil in the last three years have been fulfilled.

This week oil will be weak therefore new selling RECOMMENDED but cover it around $51.10 and wait for my predictions next week.

Oil will trade in the range of $48.10 to $56.90 in the month of June.

I don’t see any rise in unleaded gas, heating oil and natural gas so please don’t buy them or hurry to cover your short.

TREASURY BOND

In my news alert, I recommended selling bonds on Friday. They went up and then a sharp decline occurred. For the short-term, one can short the bond because they may fall up to 115, though bearing in mind that my long-term outlook for the bond is very positive. Many traders that have been trading in the bond market for many decades are still not convinced about my long-term view. Well, I always leave everything to time as it unravels all answers.

CURRENCIES

The US dollar index is moving like a Tsunami wave. It is 100% in the grip of nature. The down side risk is 1.5% while there is no limit on the upside. Why therefore not with the rising nature wave. In the whole process of the dollar’s rise, the Euro was the most wounded. I see it stabilizing around 1.1880 and trading in the range of 1.1880 to 1.23.88 before moving down towards 1.12.

For the medium-term, all currencies shall steadily lose the battle against the US Dollar.

From Monday to Wednesday of this week, the dollar index and indeed all currencies will remain very volatile. Only active traders should trade, as price movements shall be very fast on both sides.
The dollar index should touch another new high early this week and then move down till early Thursday. From Thursday, the dollar will assert its dominance once again.

The dollar index will soon trade above 90.00 after being involved in a war-like situation with other currencies.

I sold part of my dollar index holding on a high last week and will buy again on weakness during this week.

OVERALL FOR THIS WEEK:

AVOID METALS TILL THURSDAY

SELL OIL, UNLEADED GAS, NATURAL GAS AND HEATING OIL

SELL EUROPEAN AND USA STOCK MARKET

Nur ein Geruecht, ich habe gehoert dass die Randstaerke der letzten Monaten mit Absicht gedreht wurde.
Barclays hat wahrscheinlich zu viel bezahlt und aergert sich wie jetzt schon wie der Wechselkurs gefallen ist. Es war der groesste Auslandsdeal fuer RSA an den ich mich erinnern kann. Barclay's Wiedereinstieg in den Banksektor war ein teurer Spass.

Warum war der Rand so stark ???

1. Der Deal ABSA/Barclays ist Rechtsgueltig, das Geld ist aber noch nicht bezahlt, der Preis steht fest und das ja der Shareholder ist gesichert .

2. Der Goldminensektor, der sehr guenstig war und Harmony/GFI der Ausloeser war.

Nachdem der Deal Harmony in die Hose ging und der Absa Deal so gut wie abgeschlossen ist verlangen die Gewerkschaften nun einen Randkurs von 8.50 R/$ damit die Arbeitslosigkeit nicht groesser wird.
Irgend jemand hat dicken Reibach dabei gemacht, ich leider nicht.

Diese Woche ist noch keine weitere Zinssenkung geplant aber die kommt bestimmt noch.

Ich glaube nicht das man z.B Goldfields fuer 10 Dollar kaufen kann und sehe nun eine bessere Zeit fuer die Minen und deren Kurse.

Gruss

XEX

Die gute Almi, fuer die hatte ich kein Moos mehr ueber.
Naja, alles kann man nicht haben, die hat sich jedenfalls super gehalten in den letzten zei Monaten trotz den brutalen Tsunami.

Alle Achtung muss ich sagen.

XEX

Tschonko

Super, wo hast den gefunden ?
Sehr beruhigender Bericht als Shareholder. :))
So, lets drill it....

XEX

Corruption costs SA up to R150bn

Fri, 03 Jun 2005
Public sector corruption costs South Africa between R50-billion and R150- billion per year, an anti-corruption expert told the next leg of the Schabir Shaik case on Friday.

Hennie van Vuuren, from the Institute for Security Studies was called by the state to testify in aggravation of sentence for Schabir Shaik who was convicted on two counts of corruption and one of fraud on Thursday in connection with dealings relating to the government's arms deal and his relationship with Deputy President Jacob Zuma.

"Law is only as good as the willingness of the state to implement anti-corruption measures," Van Vuuren told the court which was still packed after Thursday's judgment.

Shaik, who appeared more relaxed and more talkative, was back in court, accompanied by his wife Zuleikha and his brother Mo, Chippy and Yunis. He is on R100 000 bail pending his sentencing.

As an example, Van Vuuren cited the Department of Social Welfare where 40 000 public servants received grants to which they were not entitled.

Only two percent report corruption

Van Vuuren said that out of 4000 South Africans surveyed only two percent reported corruption. The others did not believe that "whistle blowing" would be dealt with, if at all, by the state.

"That reflected a lack of faith in state institutions," said Van Vuuren.

In 2004, Social Development Minister Zola Skweyiya revealed that social grants scams cost the state R2-billion a year and as much as R10-billion may have been lost to corrupt practises in the first 10 years of democracy, he said.

Van Vuuren said the sectors most open to corruption were public service, the construction industry, followed by the arms and defence industry. The impact of low salaries was not necessarily a factor they looked at while conducting their research.

Corruption thrives on silence

Corruption thrived on the silence of the people involved in the act and therefore it was difficult to estimate the extent thereof. However, a conservative calculation showed that roughly 10 percent of all transactions per country were corrupt.

According to the African Union, corruption costs the continent at least $150-billion in "squandered wealth".

Van Vuuren said the World Bank argued that bribes in excess of one trillion US dollars were paid annually.

"Corruption, the abuse of entrusted power for private benefit, is one of the biggest developmental challenges facing the world today," he said.

"It is the poor woman and man who are too often the ultimate victim of corrupt activity perpetrated by members of the business and political elite, in a quest for conspicuous consumption — euphemistically known as 'living beyond ones means'".

Sapa

Hallo

Diesen Bericht habe ich auch wo anders abgelegt und denke mal man sollte die beiden auf den Radar legen. New Guinea wird immer interessanter da dort auch Lihir, Durban,Placer Dome und bald Harmony sich weiter ausdehnen wollen. Vielleicht werden diese Juniors von denen uebernommen ? South Pacific Minerals hat erst vor wenigen Tagen gelisted und ist ziemlich neu in Vancouver. Henk Krasenberg macht mir einen guten Eindruck und ist ansich sehr konservativ mit seinen Aussagen und Empfehlungen soweit ich ihn kenne. Eine Junior Spekulation ist es, in NGG bin ich schon investiert (-22%) aber ich habe nur wenig Aktien bis jetzt im Depot.

Momentaner Kurs:

NGG.V (0.36 CAD)
SPZ. V (0.41 CAD)

Mal schaun was die machen

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Dear reader,

I herewith send you the link to an Introduction Report on two Canadian companies that are exploring in Papua New Guinea, i.e.

New Guinea Gold Corporation (TSXV-NGG) and South Pacific Minerals Corp. (TSXV-SPZ):

Alles ueber New Guinea :

http://www.europeangoldcentre.com/members/newguineagold.pdf

Papua New Guinea has a long mining and exploration history with several major international mining companies involved. At present, four gold mines are in production in the country, but over the next two or three years, that number is about to double. New Guinea Gold Corporation will be one of the companies that will join the ranks of the producers.Although it will initially be a small producer with approximately 40,000 ounces of gold per year, it will bring three mines to production in 2005, 2006 and 2007, which could lead to an annual production rate of well over 100,000 ounces of gold.Besides this, the company focus for the next few years will be on finding and proving up additional resources for continuation of the production process.

South Pacific Minerals Corp. is the result of a reverse take-over and re-designed to become a major contender in the exploration scene of Papua New Guinea. Through the acquisition of an extensive portfolio of properties,which is currently being completed, the company can be considered as one of the largest diversified land holders in the country. The principal project will be the Mount Bini property, which has an inferred resource of a contained 1.6 million ounces of gold and 750 million pounds of copper.

Both companies have excellent prospects and are facing highly fascinating times.The current market valuation gives an opportunity to get into these situations at ground level, which does not happen too often.

As always, your interest is appreciated!

Regards,

Henk J. Krasenberg

NGG.V Chart

European Gold Centre

wasserzeichen

Thank you too !

So, HW jetzt kannst du diesen schliessen und verschieben.
Wir haben uns nun alle gut ausgesprochen,haben gelernt und hoffen das GS Forum bleibt weiterhin interessant zum lesen.

Gruss

Eldo

Schlauerweise hat man nun beide zusammengefasst

@HW

Ich bin bestimmt kein Guru wenn du mich meinst.
Ich bin wer ich bin, ein jahrelanger ueberzeugter Gold und Silber Anleger der gluecklich ist mit einem low profile obwohl ich mit sehr hohen Einsatz dabei bin.
Die hoechsten Baueme kriegen den meisten Wind ab heisst es.
Ich habe es bereits mal erwaehnt, ich kenne seit dem ich hier bin ca. 10 professionelle Mitglieder die oefters schreiben, denen kannst du ebenso diesen Status einraeumen.Ohne diese waere das Forum so gut wie tot und haette keinen grossen Naehrwert fuer die Leser sowie alle anderen Mitglieder. Es waere noch interessanter wenn noch mehr Profis dazu kommen wuerden als abzuziehen. Der Thai Guru war ein guter Mann hier und solche wollen wir dazugewinnen in der Zukunft und den noch unerfahrenen Mitglieder helfen die richtige Entscheidung zu finden was Gold und Silber angeht...... Nobody is perfect. !

Mfg

Eldorado

@ Goldinvest

Ulfur plaediert fuer die Oeffnung des Orginalen Thread der von Thai Guru aufgemacht wurde so wie ich es sehe.
Ich stimme dazu bei und habe mittlerweile diesen aufgemacht da wir sonst keine Info's haben.
Dieser hier kann von mir aus wieder geschlossen werden wenn der alte aufgemacht wird.

Gruss

Eldo

Ulfur

Ich finde es auch bedauernswert und haette lieber den alten wieder aufgemacht als einen neuen zu eroeffnen.
Die ganze History ist dadurch weg.

Mal schaun was das Management nun macht

Gruss

Eldorado

goldbaum

Die Aktien von Hpopth und mir sind anscheinend zu heiss
Just a joke
Meines kann ruhig zu bleiben, da kann jeder reingschauen wenn er will und selber nachforschen.
Ich habe lange gebraucht diese ueberhaupt zu finden und lasse mich nun ueberraschen in den naechten Jahren.
Meine Absicht war es nicht das Hpopth Depo in dem Missverstaendniss geschlossen wird und der hat ebenso starke Aktien dabei die jeder wissen sollte.
Im uebrigen hat unser Komet ebenso eine gute Wahl getroffen mit seinen Senioren.

Pfirty

Eldo

Dear Friends,

Today’s New York Times Magazine carries an interesting story on gold and some of the main players in the gold market including myself. I have taken the liberty of excerpting the section about me for the Gold Community and am also including a link so you can read the story in its entirety.

Sincerely,

Jim Sinclair

Believing (and Believing and Believing) in Bullion

By Stephan Metcalf NYT
Published: June 5, 2005

James Sinclair is a 64-year-old American businessman in a tan blazer and navy blue slacks. From his manner and dress, he could be host to an Amway seminar. But when he speaks, he sounds more like a karma yogi. It's as if you're watching a movie dubbed with the wrong soundtrack. ''Silence is deep rest,'' Sinclair told me as we waited for sandwiches at a deli. ''It's the only way to restructure ourselves.'' Among the most famous gold speculators, Sinclair proclaimed in the 70's that gold, then at $150 a troy ounce, would hit $900. (It eventually peaked at $887.50; he sold his position the following day, for a profit of more than $15 million.) Then, with some analysts predicting that gold could go as high as $2,000, he declared the gold bull market dead. (Within months, he was proved right.) In 2001, with gold near its bear-market lows, Sinclair told Forbes magazine that it could hit $430. On the day I met him, gold was trading at $434. Sinclair remains a star attraction at gold conferences around the world, but in the 1980's he sold his brokerage firm and took his wife and two of his daughters to the foothills of the Berkshires, where he lives on a 40-acre equestrian compound featuring its own 9,000-gallon water system, its own electrical system and a shooting range. (''I like to cut a target every now and again,'' he told me. ''Get out my aggressions.'') Sinclair's private office sports the typical C.E.O. blandishments -- a massive mahogany desk, a wall-mounted flat-panel computer monitor -- but also a profusion of religious items. Incense always burns, and a temple gong sits in the corner, along with a prominently displayed statue of Ganesh. Behind the desk there is a full-color portrait of Bhagavan Sri Sathya Baba, whom Sinclair visits frequently in India. ''I am an enquiring soul,'' he replied, when I asked if he was Hindu. ''All the great minds have wandered the Indus Valley.''

Perhaps because he has found spiritual satisfaction elsewhere, Sinclair regards gold with dispassion. ''Gold is not to be loved or hated, accepted or refused,'' he said. ''Gold is not barbaric or angelic. It fixes nothing in itself. But it is a mirror.'' Sinclair sees the health of the dollar reflected in the price of gold, and the health of the dollar is now in foreign hands. ''We're not talking about what I want, but about what is,'' he told me, as he picked through a tuna salad. ''If we go over $529, that is not good news,'' he said, referring to the price of gold. ''Anyone cheering for a high price of gold should get on Prozac.'' Sinclair says that when the dollar acts successfully as the world's currency, gold naturally returns to its status as a mere commodity. In the parlance, it demonetizes -- it loses out to the dollar as the world's reserve currency. But a mismanaged dollar, he said, could cause gold to remonetize. Our world would look very different then. ''The first sign is the foreign banks will diversify out of dollars. Then they will cease buying dollars. And then they will sell them.'' What could happen then? ''Stagflation. . . . Expansion of U.S. federal deficit. Expenses rise and incomes drop.''

Are we talking apocalypse? ''The most likely crisis is the collapse in the common stock of the operating entity. In this case, the operating entity is the United States, and the common stock is its currency.'' We had made our way up a hill, to Sinclair's koi pond and its accompanying meditation gazebo. As if on cue, what appeared to be a military airplane flew across the sky. ''That's carrying Iraqi supplies,'' Sinclair told me. ''We have war and monetary easing at the same time,'' he said, shaking his head. ''Everything has its season. That includes gold. Do I have a bet on gold? You know I do. Will I one day unravel that bet? You know I will.''

@Alle

Nachdem irrtuemlich der erste Teil vom Thema geschlossen wurde erlaube ich mir den zweiten Teil zu eroeffnen.

Herzlichen Dank fuer alle Informationen und Vermutungen wie sich weiter Gold und Silber sowie der HUI und XAU verhalten werden.

Mfg

Eldorado

valueman

Ich hoffe du hattest eine gute Zeit.
Also was lernen wir daraus ?
Place your bets when there is blood in the streets und ab in den Urlaub !

Von meinen Gefuehl her denke ich das der HUI auf 215 hochgeht und Gold die 414 USD halten wird egal was passiert.
Ende Juli, vielleicht mitte, kommt ein Gegenangriff und es geht wieder runter auf max 180 HUI.
Ich schau das ich in der Zeit ein wenig verkaufe und spaeter nachkaufe da ich es das letzte mal verschlafen habe,es ging zu schnell.
Im letzten drittel des Jahres kommt der Durchbruch und ab 2006 koennen wir permanent Urlaub machen und werden fuer unseren Mut belohnt werden.

Ciao

Eldorado