Beiträge von Eldorado

    Le Metropole Members,


    Ed Wener has served commentary from New Zealand at The
    Dos Passos Table entitled, "Gold Shares."


    "The Central Bankers have a joint interest in keeping the
    US Dollar afloat and for now they are willing to dump
    their Gold at below replacement cost. But foreign
    Central Bankers also have other interests. At some point
    they will have to face a very difficult choice. Either
    sell their last bar of Gold or cut their losses and say no!"


    Putting it in perspective, as The Gold Cartel has their
    way in the short-term. X(

    Gmorning, dieses gehoert zwar wo anders rein aber da schreiben die Jungs schon fleissig. Paul van Eeden ist nicht jedermann's sache aber ich lese ihn gerne.
    Was meint ihr darueber, traden oder halten ?
    Ich finde IMA, ASM oder SSRI z.B. sollte man long halten wenn man Aktien hat.Bei physical silver ist das vielleicht eine andere Sache.


    Hier ist was er ueber Silber schreibt :
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    Silver bugs believe that, like gold, silver is money. They also believe that the silver price is going to vastly outperform the gold price because of silver's supply shortage. But silver is not money; it's a commodity whose price is far more dependent on industrial demand than on anything else. However, because the silver market is so small, it is entirely possible for silver investors to create their own self-fulfilling prophecy. You need to be nimble, and remember to sell, to take advantage of such an increase in the silver price.


    Annual mine production of gold is about 80 million ounces while annual mine production of silver is roughly 600 million ounces, yet gold mining revenues are eight times more than revenues from silver mining at current metal prices.


    Why is gold expensive and silver less so? Because gold is money and silver is primarily an industrial commodity. Even though silver has, from time to time, been used as money, its chemical and physical properties make it less desirable than gold as a monetary asset. Among other things, silver oxidizes readily, and it is far more abundant than gold.


    Annual fabrication demand for silver is well in excess of eight hundred million ounces a year, of which roughly forty percent is used for industrial applications, just over twenty percent for photography, thirty percent for jewelry, and the rest (less than five percent) for coins and medals.


    Because annual fabrication demand exceeds annual mine supply, silver investors believe much higher prices are in store. However, since industrial applications and photography account for roughly two thirds of annual silver consumption, fabrication demand plays a key role in the silver market. The silver price is thus very dependent on changes in annual fabrication demand. As a result, continued economic growth in North America and the rest of the world should help the silver price remain strong and perhaps move up, whereas an economic downturn could be quite detrimental to the silver price.


    If we look at gold and silver in US dollars, then the relative strength in the dollar since the early Nineties should have had the same effect on both metals if they were priced as money, and their charts should look the same. But they don't.


    Silver actually performed much better than gold during the Nineties because demand for silver supported its price during the high-tech boom in the latter part of the decade. When the tech boom went bust, silver suffered, and its price barely budged from 2001 to 2003 while the gold price rallied strongly. Since 2003, gold and silver prices have moved more or less in tandem, and that is a result of the weakening US dollar. However, if we see a change in the economic climate, the correlation between the two metals' prices can easily break down again.


    The amount of silver typically used in any given application usually represents a very small component of the overall manufacturing cost. Therefore the demand for silver from both industrial applications and photography is very inelastic, meaning that if silver's price increases, demand does not decrease.


    At the same time, because the silver market is such a small market in dollar terms, a relatively small amount of investment demand can cause the price to spike dramatically. And because fabrication demand is inelastic, fabrication demand will not decline due to the price increase.


    So speculators buying silver in anticipation of a move upwards can easily create a self-fulfilling prophecy, causing the silver price to soar. But when they want to sell their metal to take profits, the same lack of liquidity that drove the price up will drive it right back down again.


    This combination of a small illiquid market, inelastic demand and feverishly bullish investors could cause the silver price to outperform the gold price at some point. However, you must be wary of an ensuing collapse and remember to sell. Silver's day in the sun might be very short-lived.


    Still, there is no guarantee that the silver market will enjoy the benefit of such a self-fulfilling prophecy. Judging by the silver price since 1990 in relation to what we know was going on in the world, it is entirely possible that silver will suffer along with other base metals and commodities during an economic downturn. ?(


    Paul van Eeden

    @Horstwalter


    Alexander der Grosse schaffte es bis in den fernen Osten.
    Peter der II blieb zu Hause und dachte ist der Ruf erst ruiniert dann lebt es sich voellig ungeniert.
    Er weinte dabei bitterlich weil ihn keiner verstand was er eigentlich sagen will und tippte aus Wut darueber zwei smilies in diesen thread.
    Ist ja so weit weg,aber eines Tages sitzt er vielleicht in einem Flugzeug und sieht den fernen Osten der bestimmt ein bemerkenswerter Standplatz fuer die weitere Gold und Silber Produktion wird was little Buddha noch nicht weiss mit seinen Alter....
    und Reis mag Petzi anscheinend auch nicht. :D

    Mundoro Announces Interim Results for First Quarter, 2005


    Thursday May 12, 8:40 am ET



    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - May 12, 2005) - Mundoro Mining Inc. (TSX:MUN - News) announces that the Company's interim financial and operating results for the quarter ended March 31, 2005 have been filed on the SEDAR system. The highlights provided in this release should be read in conjunction with the Company's unaudited interim financial statement and Management Discussion and Analysis for the first quarter, which is available on SEDAR at http://www.sedar.com. All dollar amounts are in Canadian dollars.

    Operations Update


    Early in the quarter, Mundoro reported a new resource estimate for the Zone 1 deposit at the Maoling project in China by AMEC Americas Limited, resulting from an aggressive program of diamond drilling during 2004. The revised estimate shows Indicated Resources of 81.6 million tonnes grading 1.2 grams per tonne or 3.0 million ounces gold using a 0.75 grams gold per tonne cut-off grade, an increase of approximately 1.9 million ounces over earlier estimates. In the new estimate Inferred Resources amount to 45.3 million tonnes at a grade of 1.0 gram gold per tonne for 1.4 million ounces.


    Metallurgical testing has indicated average gold recoveries of 94% using conventional milling / CIL processing methods. AMEC is now conducting a pre-feasibility study on Zone 1's Indicated Resource that is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2005, for a potential open-pit mining operation.


    Mundoro has resumed field activities at Maoling that include additional diamond drilling, baseline water sampling and geotechnical studies to supplement data for full feasibility study and to further delineate and expand Zone 1. Work is also planned to delineate, upgrade and expand the Zone 4 deposit, where a further 55.0 million tonnes grading 1.2 grams gold per tonne (2.1 million ounces) of Inferred Resource represents additional opportunity for the project.


    Also during the quarter, the Company appointed Mr. Robert van Doorn as President. Mr. Colin McAleenan was appointed Chairman of the Board and retains the position of Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Frank Crerie, a founding director, has stepped down as Chairman but continues to serve as a Director, and Mr. Patrick Downey P.Eng. joined the Company as a Director.


    Financial Highlights:


    - The consolidated loss for the quarter under Canadian GAAP was $1,178,898 or $0.04 per share compared with a loss of $1,047,586 or $0.04 per share during the same quarter of 2004.


    - Mineral exploration costs for the quarter were $366,170 compared with $658,386 during the same quarter of 2004. All of the exploration costs were expended on the Maoling Gold Project, China.


    - During the quarter, the Company raised $436,737 from the exercise of warrants and $24,750 from the exercise of stock options, resulting in a total of 26,419,728 shares issued as at March 31, 2005. Subsequent to the end of the quarter to April 30, 2005, the Company raised an additional $759,218 from the exercise of warrants and $144,000 from the exercise of stock options, resulting in a total of 27,102,102 shares issued. A total of 1,309,459 warrants and 3,753,500 options remain outstanding, representing potential additional cash resources of $6,471,565 if exercised.


    - Income from interest in the quarter amounted to $44,898.


    - The Company ended the quarter with $6,616,483 in working capital, compared with $6,937,915 at the end of 2004.


    - The Company's 'Initial' Annual Information Form (AIF), filed pursuant to qualifying for POP-issuer status, was receipted by the British Columbia Securities Commission on April 18, 2005, and is available on SEDAR at http://www.sedar.com.


    About Mundoro Mining Inc.


    Mundoro Mining Inc. is a well-financed resource company focused on the exploration and development of the large-scale, pre-feasibility stage Maoling gold deposit in Liaoning Province, China. The Company has a 79% interest in the project through a Sino-Foreign co-operative joint venture with the corporate arm of the Liaoning provincial government, and has been aggressively exploring the 20 square kilometer exploration license area. Thus far, three deposits that outcrop at surface have been outlined with Indicated Resources of 81.6 million tonnes at 1.2 grams/tonne (3.0 million ounces of gold) and Inferred Resources of 100.4 million tonnes at 1.1 grams/tonne (3.5 million ounces). The resource estimates calculated by AMEC Americas Ltd. are presented using a 0.75 grams gold per tonne cut-off grade. Disseminated, free-milling gold mineralization at Maoling occurs within a sequence of altered phyllitic metapelite to meta-siltstone and is associated with sheeted quartz vein sets an!
    d 3-5% disseminated sulphide mineralization. Metallurgical testing has indicated gold recoveries averaging 94% using conventional milling / CIL processing methods. AMEC is now conducting a pre-feasibility study using this processing method in conjunction with an open-pit mining operation on the Indicated Resources of Zone 1.


    The statements herein that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements. These statements address future events and conditions and so involve inherent risks and uncertainties, as disclosed under the heading "Risk Factors" in the company's periodic filings with Canadian securities regulators. Actual results could differ from those currently projected. The Company does not assume the obligation to update any forward-looking statement.



    Mundoro Mining Inc.

    Wolle wirn renlasse. ?(....Alaf ! ..



    Ok, jetzt wo du dich wieder eingeschlichen hast, bin ich wieder raus aus diesen thread...... Der Kluegere gibt nach, kannst gerne haben, ist ja deiner Peter.


    Bleib mir aber bitte von der Pelle, in meinen, .... Peter II. :D
    Ich sehe dich als Hofnarr und lasse dich leben,lasse auch mich, das war die PN an dich, ein neues Warnschild und keine Drohung !.


    Ubernehme mal die Unterhaltung, ich brauche so und so eine Pause nach dem Tag mit Dir.


    Wenn du schlau bist dann folge meinen Vorschlag, sonst bekommst nie deine 5 ***** Sterne. :D .... als Captain Chaos.


    Gruss an die anderen Patienten in der Internet Klinik...die geben anscheinend dort taeglich neue email adressen aus weil sie die jeden Tag vergessen. :D


    Zitat:
    Original von Peter Silie:
    sorry leute das ich heute etwas kürzer treten muss aber diese starken visionen machen mir sehr zu schaffen....... :D :D...

    @HorstWalter


    Eigentlich hat diese Thema auswirkungen auf Goldminen und koennte auch unter Gold und Silber Preis Geruechte Kueche stehen.
    Da sind auch andere die passen nicht rein, z.B. wie viel Gold braucht eine Oma und wie viel Silber ist unter dem Bett. :D
    Oder der Fischer thread Witz ala Peter , der ist jetzt noch drin im Minenbereich.http://www.goldseiten-forum.de/thread.php?threadid=1693&sid=


    Gleiches Recht fuer alle HorstWalter !


    Ist ja egal, nun stehts eben hier, nicht jeder sieht es so wie du und manchmal ist eine begruendung besser als nur zack zack verschieben.
    Stell Dir vor jeder macht wegen wass weiss ich neuen thread auf, dann blickt man nicht mehr durch wo der alte ist. Der war ja gut besucht, oder nicht ? Die meisten Leser verstanden Englisch wo sich in anderen die Leute darueber aergern weil sie es nicht verstehen. Oft welchsel im thread das thema und man sollte da toleranz zeigen.
    Oder gehts vielleicht nach der komischen Userbewertung ? Egal !
    Die finde ich teilweise so und so einen Hammer.


    No regrets about Peter, da steigt nichts mehr so wie ich es sehe.


    Cheers


    XEX

    frr


    Thanx for the idea, pity I'm out of ammu.
    Another Battle Station ! X(
    Hope you had a good trip.
    Do you know Battle Mountain Gold in Nevada ?
    Just picked it up on the Radar, know to little,but like Nevada as such.


    BMGX.OB , their website is:
    http://www.bmegold.com/index.htm


    Sounds like a BMX bike. :D


    Wait for sunshine, the weather is bad, ...I need a break or new trip as well.


    Sh..., tough times again ! :(


    http://www.321gold.com/editori…ndich/grandich051205.html
    http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/shedlock051105.html



    Cheers guys,have a good flight ;)


    XEX