Beiträge von bobelle21
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Catoil wird ein Erfolg, vorbörslich bereits 20 -21,50 gestellt, bei einer Ipo-Spanne von 12,50 bis 15 nicht übel.
Aber da muß man wahrscheinlich das 5 - 10fache zeichnen und ein bißchen was zubekommen, oder es wird gelost. Dann bekommt jeder 10. 100 Aktien.
Kein Problem mit deinem Brokerjetdepot. Wieviel soll ich Dir von meinem Barhaufen rüberschieben?
Dafür bekomme ich dann ein bißchen Catoil, wenns klappt. Nein, Spaß beiseite, da gibts leider zu viele Haken, aber vielleicht gründen wir ja mal einen Fonds hier mit ein paar Spezies und bündeln unsere Kräfte! Grüße
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Source: SYDNEY AAP
Date: 2006-Apr-20 12:16 PMJunior explorer InterMet Resources Ltd has debuted on the Australian Stock Exchange at a 45 per cent premium to the offer price after a $4 million initial public offer (IPO).
Shares in the Hillgrove Resources Ltd spin-off began trading at noon Thursday at 29 cents, nine cents higher than the 20 cent offer price.
At 1203 AEST, the shares had dipped slightly to 28 cents.
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advertisementInterMet offered 20 million shares under the oversubscribed IPO, with one option for every two shares issued.
Managing director Gary Ferris, a geologist who spent 13 years working for the South Australian Department of Primary Industry and Resources, said the Adelaide-based company planned to first look for uranium.
"Initial exploration will focus on key uranium prospects which are known to contain palaeochannels - ancient river systems which can provide the right geological setting to host significant uranium deposits," Mr Ferris said.
InterMet has seven tenements covering 9,000 square kilometres in South Australia's Gawler Craton that it says are prospective for copper, gold, uranium, nickel and base metals.
That includes 3,183 square kilometres of uranium prospects.
The offer closed about $2 million oversubscribed earlier this month, the company citing strong support - partly due to fresh market interest in uranium - from Hillgrove shareholders who were offered a priority share allocation.
Hillgrove, which plans to redevelop the Kanmantoo copper and gold mine in South Australia, has kept a 30 per cent stake in InterMet.
InterMet listed with about 586 shareholders, with a total of 40.5 million shares on issue, giving it a market capitalisation of about $8.1 million.
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Ich habe da die selbe Meinung wie Du! Hauptsache die Gunst der Stunde nutzen und noch Kapital besorgen.
Ich führe diesen Thread auch nicht, um diese Aktien als Kauf zu empfehlen, sondern ich versuche mir einen Überblick über den IPO-Markt zu machen. Ich schau mir den Großteil der Firmen auch gar nicht näher an, aber ich hoffe mir in der Zukunft ein bißchen Research zu ersparen, falls mir durch eine Meldung eine von den Ipos wieder begegnet.Ich hoffe, andere haben auch einen Nutzen davon, ansonsten einfach ignorieren
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Johannesburg-based gold exploration company Witwatersrand Consolidated Gold Resources (Wits Gold) on Wednesday released its listings prospectus in preparation for a planned listing on the JSE on April 24.
Imara SP Reid, the Johannesburg stockbroker, recently announced that a private placement of 400 000 Wits Gold shares at a price of R20 per share had been successfully concluded.
The placement meets a key JSE listing requirement by significantly widening the company's shareholder base.
Wits Gold holds gold prospecting rights to 'brownfields' areas adjacent to existing mines in the Potchefstroom, southern Free State and Klerksdorp goldfields.
An independent estimate by Snowden suggests that the ground could potentially hold 142-million ounces of gold and 134 lb of uranium oxide.
The listing sponsors and designated advisors of Wits Gold are JP Morgan.
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April 19, 2006, 12:29 pm
TORONTO (CP) - While demand for uranium is soaring as more countries increase their use of nuclear power, Canadian production is constrained by bureaucracy, says the CEO of Denison Mines Inc. (DEN.TO).
"What's happening now is you've got huge growth," Peter Farmer said after the Toronto company's annual meeting Wednesday.
"Russia's going to go up nine per cent, to 25 per cent (nuclear), Japan wants to go up 12 per cent, so they'll be 41 per cent nuclear, India, China - all of them need power. We're going to have a deficiency," Farmer said.
"The worst thing that could happen to the industry is you don't have the fuel. I don't think that's going to happen but we've got to really step up the process, the speed with which we can find and the speed with which we get license to operate," he said.
Saskatchewan, where Denison has been producing uranium for seven years, has the world's richest uranium mines, Farmer said.
"It's just a matter of the regulatory environment," he said. The Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, which came into force five years ago, "delays everything. And on top of it, the workload for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission climbs, climbs, climbs. . ."
"It bogs down the process."
Jim Mustard, an analyst with Haywood Securities, said it is probably fair to say that Canada's regulatory regime is excessive compared to many other jurisdictions in the world.
"As time goes on, the whole permitting process for project development does take considerably more time than it would have five or 10 years ago," Mustard said.
"Uranium is one of the most highly-regulated commodities in the world, including Canada, because of the safety and social issues," he added.
"Plus, the regulatory agencies, both provincial and federal, are short of staff, as are most mining organizations - contractors, consultants, mining companies - there's just a severe shortage of talent throughout the whole sector," he said.
Mustard suspects that talented government regulators are being lured into the private sector by higher salaries.
"The biggest problem we have here in Canada, with the federal regulator, is they need more manpower," Farmer said. "They've got some great people. If we had more of those great people in there, the process would be faster."
A lack of staff also appears to be constraining Denison, with employees being shifted from current projects in Saskatchewan to a new find.
"The only negative to this Mae zone discovery is that the exploration at McClean's and Woolly suffered again, with manpower and equipment being diverted to the Mae zone," Farmer told investors.
"We have recognized it is prudent to increase our uranium exploration efforts outside of Saskatchewan," Farmer said in an interview.
The company has acquired an interest in Mongolia, and last month it launched a strategic alliance with Energy Metals Ltd. to create a beachhead in Australia.
"I have no doubt that this strategic alliance will lead to the acquisition of more prospective uranium properties in Australia," Farmer told investors.
Australia currently has a restrictive policy on new uranium mine development.
"The federal government has been changing its viewpoint, but all of the various states still have policies that oppose new mine development," Mustard noted.
In December, a request to conduct a second expansion at McClean Lake was submitted to Canadian regulatory authorities, Farmer said.
"That expansion, when completed by 2009, will result in annual uranium production capacity estimated at 16 million pounds, with Denison's share being over two million pounds per year. McClean, that in 2005 was the sixth-largest producer, will be the second-or third-largest milling facility in the world and Denison will own 22.5 per cent of it."
The quoted spot price for uranium jumped from $20.70 US a pound at the start of 2005 to $36.25 US at year-end. Farmer attributes that largely to the growing acceptance of nuclear power.
He said Denison will realize a significantly higher price in 2006 than it did in 2005, with about two-thirds of its sales being above $30 a pound. While Denison sold only 1.3 million pounds in 2005, 17 per cent less than 2004, its production earnings were 2.8 times higher.
One of the company's goals for 2005 was to conserve inventory.
On Wednesday, shares of Denison, which went public in 2004, gained 11 cents to trade at $15.28 on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Gute Idee Edel, da gibts bestimmt einige Weisheiten! Ich steuere mal folgende schlaue Sätze bei, die die aktuelle Lage an den Edelmetall- und Rohstoffmärkten ganz gut beschreibt:
- Die Hausse nährt die Hausse.
- Die Hausse stirbt in der Euphorie!
Verfasser wird noch gesucht.
Grüße
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Gute Idee Edel, da gibts bestimmt einige Weisheiten! Ich steuere mal folgende schlaue Sätze bei, die die aktuelle Lage an den Edelmetall- und Rohstoffmärkten ganz gut beschreibt:
- Die Hausse nährt die Hausse.
- Die Hausse stirbt in der Euphorie!
Verfasser wird noch gesucht.
Grüße
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zur Wolfden-Hinkerei:
Da würd ich mir keine Sorgen machen. Es wird gemunkelt das Wolfden bald in einzelne Teile aufgespalten wird und die einzelnen Teile in der Summe weit mehr wert sind als der bisherige Marktwert von Wolfden.
Gestern hat sich Canaccord nochmals positiv zu Wolfden geäußert:
How about Wolfden Resources? Insiders over the last 12 months have purchased $303,000 worth of equity, but sold only a third of that and since April 5th, insiders have purchased 7000 shares and sold none.
Wolfden is, me thinks, going into an interesting part of their corporate history. Just recently, they purchased the Izok base metal property from Inmet in return for Inmet receiving 13.5 million Wolfden shares.
Shortly down the road, Wolfden will divide itself into a gold company owning interest in the Red Lake area and a base metal company with all its assets up in the NWT. They have several of those. The suggestion by some followers is that Wolfden has a list of shareholders that seem to either like the gold and dislike the base metal holdings, or love the base metal and dislike the gold. Break up the company in two, and there is probably more value than it offers as the one.
We are buyers of Wolfden and hope to feature an interview with Ewan Downie shortly!Grüße
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Hab mir das Interview angesehen, die hätten ruhig noch 5 Minuten dranhängen können. Ich fands nicht sehr informativ. Die Aktie ist aber interessant, besonders wegen der Argentinien-Connection. Die Aktienanzahl ist auch noch sehr niedrig. Hat das für den 14.06. anberaumte Annual & Special Meeting was zu bedeuten?
@Edel
Bei mir sind auch schon einige Beiträge nicht in der Übersicht gelandet. Die wurden dann auch nicht gezählt! So kann ich ja nie zu Dir aufschließen.
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Es gibt echt einige interessante dicke Ölis, evt. werd ich einen Fonds einsetzen. Man kann sich ja nicht um alles kümmern. Die kleinen Werte reizen halt mehr!
WEL nimmt neuen Anlauf nach kurzer Erholung. Falcon hab ich heute zu 3,70 CAD fliegen lassen (175% Gewinn in anderthalb Monaten), scheiß auf die Spekusteuer! Noch ist nicht viel gebohrt und es wird noch ein Weilchen dauern, bis die Ergebnisse da sind. Ich werd die aber ganz eng verfolgen und mich zum Aufsprung bereit machen.
Hab 2 kleinere Öl & Gas-Plays beigemischt:
- International Frontier Resources Corp. (IFR.V) Canaccord Empfehlung
http://www.internationalfrontier.com- Richards Oil & Gas Limited (RIX.V) Doug Casey Empfehlung
http://www.richardsoilandgas.comGrüße
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Recht hast Du! Danke übrigens für die konsequente Verfolgung der Aktie. Hat mir einiges an Arbeit abgenommen. Bin heute zu 0,40 CAD eingestiegen.
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Hach wie gern ich mich gerade habe, daß ich am Freitag verkauft habe! Vorallem wenn der heutige Hüpfer meinem Einstandskurs bei ABI entspricht.
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UPDATE 1-Husky Energy profit rises on higher output
Mon Apr 17, 2006 5:03 PM ET
By Scott HaggettCALGARY, Alberta, April 17 (Reuters) - Husky Energy Inc.(HSE.TO) said on Monday its first-quarter profit rose 36 percent as production increased due to the start-up of its C$2.3 billion ($2 billion) White Rose oil project off the Newfoundland coast.
The Calgary-based company, Canada's fourth most valuable oil exploration and refining firm, said net income rose to C$524 million, or C$1.24 a share, from C$384 million, or 91 Canadian cents a share, in the year-earlier quarter.
Husky, 71-percent owned by Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing, boosted oil production by 11 percent to 353,600 barrels of oil equivalent a day as the start-up of White Rose late last year added 46,400 barrels of oil a day.
"Husky's first-quarter results continue to demonstrate the financial and operational strength and the value the White Rose Project brings to the company," John Lau, Husky's chief executive, said in a statement.
Husky's cash flow, an indicator of the company's ability to pay for new projects and drilling, rose 19 percent to C$967 million, or C$2.28 a share, from C$816 million, or C$1.93, in the first quarter of last year. Revenue rose 48 percent to C$3.1 billion.
Husky shares rose C$1.42 to C$75.12 on the Toronto Stock Exchange Wednesday. The stock has risen 108 percent over the past 12 months.
The company released its earnings after markets closed.
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Sehr gute Lektüre mit viel Wissenswertem! Man kann erahnen, daß Australien nicht nur aus China Besucher in der nächsten Zeit empfängt.
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Monday April 17, 8:19 am ET
CALGARY, April 17 /CNW/ - Mr. John C.S. Lau, President & Chief Executive Officer of Husky Energy Inc., announced today that Husky has acquired 23,680 acres of oil sands leases adjacent to its Saleski property. The land was purchased at the April 5, 2006 land sale for approximately $10 million and will add approximately 2.7 billion barrels of bitumen in place to its existing holdings.
Husky, which holds a 100 percent interest in the Saleski leases, completed a four well evaluation program this winter. The results of the Saleski program will provide additional core samples for geological evaluations and will form the basis for enhanced recovery pilots in the coming years.
"This acquisition further increases Husky's oil sands position and will allow the company to become a dominant oil sands player," said Mr. Lau. "The acquisition consolidates Husky's total leases in Saleski to 178,560 acres and increases the potential resources in Saleski to approximately 19.5 billion barrels of original bitumen in place."
The potential resources in the Saleski lease is located in the Grosmont carbonate formation and has on average 250 metres of overburden over the lease. Although there are no active commercial projects producing bitumen from carbonates in Alberta, several pilot projects produced bitumen from the Husky leases in the 1970's and 1980's. The Buffalo Creek steam stimulation pilot was among the most encouraging of these pilots and is immediately adjacent to the recently purchased leases.
Husky Energy is a Canadian based, integrated energy and energy-related company headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. Husky Energy is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol HSE.
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@Edel
Ich weiß nicht obs Doug Caseys war, aber Schubkraft hat CanWest bekommen!
Nachdem Du Dein ok zu Doug gegeben hast ;), bin ich seit dem 12.04. zu 6,60$ dabei.Grüße
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Danke für die Info zu der Eigentümerstruktur zu Catoil. Werde mal versuchen was rauszubekommen. Deine Einschätzung zur "Durchsichtigkeit" teile ich auch, hatte echt Probleme über das Unternehmen Infos zu finden, als die erste Nachricht zum Ipo veröffentlicht wurde. Bin mal gespannt, wie viel die Altaktionäre abgeben (hab meine ich so ca. 50% in Erinnerung). Die einzig genaue Terminangabe hab ich zufällig bei N-TV mitbekommen, da wurde der 05. Mai vorhergesagt.
Zu guten und großen Ölaktien gehören auf jeden Fall die Husky Energy (hab schon mal was im Ölsand-Thread gepostet) und die Royal Dutch Shell.
Bei Royal Dutch gibt es neben der sehr günstigen Bewertung ebenfalls einen Ölsand-Aspekt. Laut Definition der US-Börsenaufsicht SEC dürfen Ölsand-Vorräte nicht verbucht werden. In der aktuellen WiWo wird darufhingewiesen, daß die "antiquierten SEC-Regeln" früher oder später gekippt werden und Royal Dutch eine beträchtliche Hebelwirkung bei der Reservenbewertung besitzt.Grüße
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Die interessanteste Aussage von Bond: "Abcourt has recalculated its reserve figures based on current silver and zinc prices and the new diamond-drill data, and shipped them off for 43-101 compliance review. Once that’s done the new figures can be made public; expect a press release by month’s end."
Werde das mal beobachten. Unter anderem habe ich Abcourt am Freitag verkauft (300 % Gewinn steuerfrei), da ich zur Zeit Bargeld für eine mögliche Korrektur ansammle. Ich hoffe die neue 43-101-Studie kommt mir nicht zuvor.
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Ist hier jemand noch investiert? Kurs ist zeitgleich mit dem Molybdenumpreis etwas zurückgekommen. Amex-Listing geplant und bald als erstes reinrassiger Molyplay in der Produktion. Bei weiterer Korrektur werd ich mich positionieren.
Grüße
Interview mit CEO Larry Reaugh vom 12.04.06
http://www.freemarketnews.com/eRadioLaunch.asp?rid=548
Research 12/05: Fair Value 2,50 CAD
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