Beiträge von bobelle21

    Ich drück Dir die Daumen Silverchiller. Mir ist eigentlich egal, wen sie kaufen, aber Übernahmen würden dem Sektor endlich Auftrieb geben.
    Eine Komplettkonsolidierung des Athabasca Basin fänd ich auch nicht schelcht ;).


    Ich werd den Global Uranium Fund (GUR.TO) aufstocken, da hat man eine größere Trefferwahrscheinlichkeit.


    Grüße

    heute Silvercrest (SVL.V) gekauft. Hätt sie gern für 1 CAD gekauft, aber die kommt nicht runter, selbst heute nicht.


    Grund dafür kann die kurzbevorstehende Preliminary Feasibility Study für ihr Santa Elena Projekt sein.


    Hiernochmal die Analyse der Coffin Brother (Hard Rock Analsyt) aus Okt. 2007


    http://www.newscaster.ca/silvercrest/custom/news.asp#


    Grüße


    VANCOUVER, B.C. February 21, 2008 – SilverCrest Mines Inc. (the “Company”) is pleased to announce that all phases of work on the Company’s Preliminary Feasibility Study at the Santa Elena Project are near completion. The Santa Elena Project is located approximately 150 kilometres northeast of Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico and is easily accessible with excellent local infrastructure. The Company has the right to acquire a 100% interest in the Santa Elena property.
    (...)
    J. Scott Drever, president of SilverCrest stated; “We are now very confident about the nature and minimum size of the Main Zone deposit and are becoming more confident about its mineability as the preliminary feasibility progresses. We have used a gold price of US$600 per ounce and a silver price of US$10 per ounce for our base case economics and all preliminary indications are that we potentially have the makings of a very robust project at Santa Elena. The team of people we have assembled to carry out the permitting and engineering design all have extensive experience in this type of operation and are working well together to finalize all aspects of the development plan. We are anxious to finalize the Preliminary Feasibility Study so that we can move forward with the next stages of the program.”


    http://www.newscaster.ca/silvercrest/custom/news.asp#



    und West Timmins Mining (WTM.TO) auch noch hinterher, wenn ich grad schon dabei bin.

    Committee Bay Resources (CBR.V)


    Ausstehende Aktien 96 Mio. (aktuelle MC bei 0,36CAD 34,6 Mio. CAD), FD 122 Mio.


    Ausstehende Warrants und Optionen alle aus dem Geld
    - Warrants 17 Mio. im Bereich von 0,60 – 0,80 CAD
    - Optionen 9 Mio. im Bereich von 0,40 – 1,80 CAD


    Management - hierzu älterer Artikel über CBR (April 2006) mit Kommentar zum Management


    http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=18972


    Aktionärsstruktur (aus der Unternehmenspräsentation 11/07)
    - Gold Fields 9%
    - Institutionelle Investoren 45,5 Mio. Aktien


    Bilanz zum 31.12.2007
    - 4,4 Mio. CAD Cash
    - keine Schulden
    - 1 Mio. Aktien von Indicator Minerals (IME.V, aktuell 0,21 CAD)
    - 41 Unzen Gold Nuggets (!)


    Bei erfolgreichen Verkauf des 50%-Anteils der australischen Gebiete an Focus Minerals (Finanzierung lt. Focus fast vollendet, Zustimmung der Aktionäre soll im April eingeholt werden), kommen 20,25 Mio. CAD Cash sowie 140 Mio. Focus-Aktien (aktuell 0,072 AUD) hinzu (insg. ca. 30 Mio. CAD).


    Verbleibende Properties nach dem Verkauf der austral. Gebiete:


    Kanada (Three Bluffs Deposit, Committee Bay Greenstone Belt Project in Nunavut)


    http://www.committeebay.com/project_areas/canada/


    Drilling-Ergebnisse 2007
    Key Highlight Points:
    · Total of 4,546 metres completed in 27 drill holes during the 2007 season
    · High grade gold intercepts within southern limb extend known high-grade mineralization, including
    9.29 g/t Au over 8.34 metres and 8.02 g/t Au over 4.03 metres
    · Upgraded resource model pending


    von den 27 Bohrlöchern hat nur eins keine signifikanten Goldgehalte zu Tage gefördert, Tabelle hier: www.committeebay.com/investors…index.php?&content_id=210


    Die letzte Resourcenschätzung stammt aus 2004 (!):


    A high-grade Inferred Mineral Resource of 1.9 millions tonnes grading 8.0 g/t Au for 487,000 ounces was calculated in 2004, using data from 49 drill holes. Using a lower cutoff grade, the Inferred Mineral Resource is increased to 5.1 million tonnes grading 4.0 g/t Au for 657,000 ounces.


    Man kann sich vorstellen, wohin das Geld aus dem Verkauf fließen wird. Wird auch Zeit ;).


    Argentinien (grassroot)


    http://www.committeebay.com/project_areas/argentina/




    CBR hat noch einen guten Weg zu gehen bis die kanadischen Ressourcen 43-101- konform sind, aber mit den zu erwartenden finanziellen Mitteln sollte es spürbar vorwärts gehen. Dafür bekommt man sie zur Zeit fast geschenkt. Die nächste Schätzung soll im Q12008 kommen. Ich hab mir eine spekulative Anfangsposition ins Depot gelegt.


    Grüße


    http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=40077

    Committee Bay Resources (CBR.V) inked a deal to sell its 50% interest in the Redemption Joint Venture Project in Australia to Aussie listed Focus Minerals for a cool $30 million, comprised of $20.25 million in cash and $9.75 million worth of Focus stock. Committee Bay ended the day up C$0.025 at C$0.35.


    Today’s transaction will be subject to Focus’ shareholder approval on or about March 14, 2008, applicable regulatory approval and the successful raising of the necessary finances by Focus to give Focus100% ownership of the 210km2 tenement package at Coolgardie (including the Three Mile Hill gold processing facility).


    Focus has a stated goal of becoming a 100,000 ounce per annum gold producer at Coolgardie within the next three years and is working to fast track the evaluation and development of the Company’s 100% owned Nepean Nickel Project, located 25km south of Coolgardie.


    CBRs MC beträgt aktuell 33,6 Mio. CAD$ (96 Mio. ausstehende Aktien zum 31.12.07), man bekommt den Rest der Firma also günstig dazu Augenzwinkern .


    http://www.committeebay.com


    Vielleicht wars es ja auch ein guter Deal für Focus....


    Committee Bay Resources Ltd., through the Redemption Joint Venture (RJV) (Committee Bay 50% and Focus Minerals Ltd. 50%), has the mineral rights to more than 210km2 of under-explored greenstone tenements, located in one of the world's most significant gold and nickel mining regions. Committee Bay is earning a 50% interest by funding AUS$8 million in exploration over three years. The Company expects to fulfill the earn-in expenditure commitments by March 2007.


    The RJV tenements currently have an estimated Measured Resources of 31,014 ounces gold* (0.55 million tonnes at 1.77 g/t gold), Indicated Resources of 354,124 ounces gold* (6.03 million tonnes at 1.83 g/t gold) and Inferred Resources of 1,151,419 ounces gold* (13.50 million tonnes at 2.65 g/t gold). The RJV also has a 100% interest in the fully permitted, 1.2mtpa, Three Mile Hill Mill processing plant.


    http://www.committeebay.com/project_areas/australia/


    Grüße

    hatte letzte Woche kurz auf den interessanten Deal von CBR im Schnäppchen-Thread aufmerksam gemacht und habe über die Tage ausfühlich zu CBR recherchiert.


    Dabei ist einiges zusammengekommen. Deshalb die Threaderöffnung.


    Grüße

    Gold put a lackluster end to a lackluster week, poking as high as $986 in the first hour of the New York session on Friday, but sagging from there before leveling off in the afternoon to finish at $972.60/oz., down $1.30. For the week, gold added less than a tenth of one percent.


    Is there a concerted attempt being made to keep gold away from the $1000 mark? Since it surely looks as if it ought to have at least tested that level yesterday, one has to wonder.


    The Hightower Report did a more conventional reading, as uncertain as the day’s action: “The gold market was either poised for a profit taking setback in the wake of its recent gains or the market on Friday was undermined by a recovery bounce in the Dollar, concerns of too much US slowing or because of growing concerns of a broad based physical commodity market liquidation. With the South African government seemingly working toward restoring the performance of the power supply, it is also possible that some longs decided to liquidate because of declining supply concerns. However, overt weakness in the US equity market and periodic new all time highs in oil prices certainly seems to keep the threat of flight to quality buying interest alive in the gold market.”


    A desultory week for the precious metals had the naysayers out in force, of course. Typical was William O'Neill, of Logic Advisors in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, who said that, “This is about money flows, not gold fundamentals … The entire complex of gold, silver, and platinum is overdone, as are commodities in general, and a consolidation may be imminent.”


    We shall see. Next week should prove interesting.


    From Ed Steer:


    In Far East trading on Friday morning, gold and silver were moving higher until 3:00 a.m. New York time, when the sell-off began in the afternoon market in Hong Kong. This lasted until the London open, when both metals began rising in fits and starts. Once the Comex was open, they both took off to the up-side. But the moment that the super-negative jobs numbers were released at 8:30 NY time, the not-for-profit sellers made sure that the precious metals did not react as they should have. By the time the smoke cleared, gold had been hit for $15+...and silver was dropped 60+ cents. The US$ also rose on this wonderful news. This is just another day at the office for 'da boyz'.


    On Thursday's action, gold open interest fell 4,915 contracts...and silver's o.i. fell 256 contracts. In the Commitment of Traders report yesterday, there weren't the big changes I was expecting in silver...the o.i. for the week was down 6,715 contracts...of which 2,441 were meaningless spread trades being lifted. The Cartel reduced their long positions by a minuscule 135 contracts, but also covered some of their shorts too...to the tune of 2,371 contracts. In the Non-Commercial (large spec category) they reduced their long positions by 1,326 contracts and increased their short positions by 1,974 contracts. In gold, o.i. for the week dropped 8,110 contracts. The boys reduced (covered) their short position by about 12,200 contracts and the Large specs/Non-Commercials reduced their longs by 9,673 contracts and increased their short position by 3,910. So there was short covering by the price managers week over week, but it wasn't much. Here's a copy of Friday's COT (short form) so you can see for yourself. Click here.


    From The King Report last night..."It is now clear to most reasonable people that the Fed’s panicky rate cuts are not working because ‘this time it’s Austrian.’ At best, the cuts are delaying the inevitable de-leveraging. However, the cuts have exacerbated conditions by inflaming inflation and further debasing the dollar. As the global financial credit crisis intensifies – despite record credit creation, bailouts and egregiously negative real interest rates, the usual suspects are again braying that ‘the Fed doesn't know how bad it is out here. They should be doing more.’ What?... 4-week MZM growth is now 27% to date." Plus the Fed is expected to cut rates by 75 basis points on, or before, its next FOMC meeting...and they just increased their Term Auction Facility (TAF) from $60 billion in February to $100 billion in March.


    Casey Research correspondent-at-large Ed Steer is a keen observer of the financial scene and a board member of GATA.org.


    Quelle: Casey Daily Resource Plus

    zwyss


    seh ich ähnlich und bin seit der Lösung des Hommelquiz und eigener Recherche auch eingestiegen. Quasi als Belohnung fürs lösen ;).


    Das von Hommel prognostizierte KGV von 1 konnte ich nicht ganz nachvollziehen, aber KGV unter 5 reicht mir auch.


    Übrigens, ihre Miene ist zur "Mine of the month" gekürt worden. Echt schöne Fotos! :D
    http://www.sra-corporation.com/pdfs/mineofmonthmarch08.pdf


    Guter Artikel aus dem Northern Miner http://www.sra-corporation.com/pdfs/nminerextract.pdf


    Grüße

    Bei CXX kam die nachträgliche Reduzierung nicht gut an...


    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 6, 2008 -- Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (CDNX:CXX.V - News)(AMEX:CXZ - News) announces that it has agreed with the Canadian underwriter in connection with the Company's previously announced bought deal financing, to increase the size of the offering of Flow-Through Shares from 3,031,000 to 3,226,000 and reduce the offering price of the Flow-Through Shares from C$1.65 to C$1.55 per Flow-Through Share.


    http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080306/0371739.html


    und zur UUU


    Meltdown at Uranium One


    http://www.miningmx.com/energy/195810.htm


    auch bei den schlechten Einzelnachrichten, bin ich für den Uransektor positiv gestimmt. Last Euch nicht die Stimmung vermiesen.


    Grüße

    Committee Bay Resources (CBR.V) inked a deal to sell its 50% interest in the Redemption Joint Venture Project in Australia to Aussie listed Focus Minerals for a cool $30 million, comprised of $20.25 million in cash and $9.75 million worth of Focus stock. Committee Bay ended the day up C$0.025 at C$0.35.


    Today’s transaction will be subject to Focus’ shareholder approval on or about March 14, 2008, applicable regulatory approval and the successful raising of the necessary finances by Focus to give Focus100% ownership of the 210km2 tenement package at Coolgardie (including the Three Mile Hill gold processing facility).


    Focus has a stated goal of becoming a 100,000 ounce per annum gold producer at Coolgardie within the next three years and is working to fast track the evaluation and development of the Company’s 100% owned Nepean Nickel Project, located 25km south of Coolgardie.


    CBRs MC beträgt aktuell 33,6 Mio. CAD$ (96 Mio. ausstehende Aktien zum 31.12.07), man bekommt den Rest der Firma also günstig dazu ;).


    http://www.committeebay.com


    Vielleicht wars es ja auch ein guter Deal für Focus....


    Committee Bay Resources Ltd., through the Redemption Joint Venture (RJV) (Committee Bay 50% and Focus Minerals Ltd. 50%), has the mineral rights to more than 210km2 of under-explored greenstone tenements, located in one of the world's most significant gold and nickel mining regions. Committee Bay is earning a 50% interest by funding AUS$8 million in exploration over three years. The Company expects to fulfill the earn-in expenditure commitments by March 2007.


    The RJV tenements currently have an estimated Measured Resources of 31,014 ounces gold* (0.55 million tonnes at 1.77 g/t gold), Indicated Resources of 354,124 ounces gold* (6.03 million tonnes at 1.83 g/t gold) and Inferred Resources of 1,151,419 ounces gold* (13.50 million tonnes at 2.65 g/t gold). The RJV also has a 100% interest in the fully permitted, 1.2mtpa, Three Mile Hill Mill processing plant.


    http://www.committeebay.com/project_areas/australia/


    Grüße

    Volatility seems to be the order of the day, every day, where the precious metals are concerned.


    Yesterday, while the dollar continued to decline, crude raced higher, making for mixed signals that failed to drive gold.


    Optimist Zachary Oxman, of Wisdom Financial, is of the opinion that, “It seems like another instance of the long side paring back positions because of the worries in the equities markets.”


    Oxman added that, “The housing data is very equity bearish and we saw a huge acceleration in the sale of gold … I think that it's another case of traders/funds looking to get cash free.”


    James Moore, of TheBullionDesk.com is equally confident, writing that, “The ongoing weakness in the dollar and fresh highs for oil look set to entice further anti-recessionary/inflationary hedging toward gold and will ultimately push the metal higher … The big question now is how much resistance lies ahead of $1,000, or perhaps as was seen at $850 an ounce, how many stops lie in hiding above?”


    From Ed Steer:


    Gold sold off a bit at the Sydney open on Thursday morning, but silver stayed flat. This situation continued until Sydney closed and Hong Kong had the market to itself. From there, both metals rose until shortly after London opened for the day. Then the sell-off began...ending with an intermediate bottom for gold at the p.m. fix. Then it rallied until the London close and then got taken to the woodshed after that. Silver declined the entire session, but rallied along with the gold price during the New York lunch hour.


    On yesterday's spectacular rally in gold and silver, gold o.i. increased only 2,822 contracts, which is nothing compared to what would have happened five years ago on such a move. It would have been more like 20-25,000 contracts. And in silver, the o.i. actually fell 881 contracts on a one dollar plus move to the up-side. That's amazing. The gold and silver shorts are in huge trouble.


    I see that Eldorado Gold finally got their Kislqadaq mine in Turkey re-opened. That popped the stock for a very nice gain. And South Africa is now guaranteeing the mining industry 95% power. Let's see if they can actually deliver that over the long term. In light of the huge hit on the Dow, and gold and silver prices, the HUI managed to finish in positive territory. That's very encouraging. Things are now at the point where the Cartel "can't fool all of the people all of the time."


    I'm going to mention the U.S. real estate market today. First is this chart of U.S. median home prices over the last 38 years. It speaks volumes. Click here.


    It's my opinion that the real estate industry that exists today, will not exist by the end of 2009...and that any bottom in the real estate market is at least five years away. Even then, unless we have massive hyperinflation, none of us will live long enough to see house prices rise back to the levels that existed only a few years ago. I have two stories today...the first is entitled "Rapid Deterioration - Housing in deepest decline since the Great Depression, economist says". Note to the economist in this story: before this housing bust has run its course, it will become the worst decline in history. The story is linked here.



    The second one is entitled "Homeowner equity is lowest since 1945". This story, combined with the prior one, should scare the hell out of you. It certainly did me. So far, this is just in the USA. Soon, all of the Western world will follow suit. I hope you're ready. The story is linked here.



    Weakness of attitude becomes weakness of character. - Albert Einstein (1879-1955)


    Yesterday's financial news was beyond horrific! How long the financial system can stand in the face of this hurricane of monetary destruction is unknown. But something's got to give. What it is, is unknown. But it's probably coming soon. Today's Friday, and unless the boys are at battle stations, it could get really ugly. I'll talk about it on Saturday, and I'll see you then.


    Casey Research correspondent-at-large Ed Steer is a keen observer of the financial scene and a board member of GATA.org.


    Quelle: Casey's Daily Resource Plus

    keine extra Purchase-Warrants - das zeigt Stärke.


    Grüße


    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 6, 2008 -- Exeter Resource Corporation (CDNX:XRC.V - News)(AMEX:XRA - News)(Frankfurt:EXB.F - News) (the "Company") announced today that it has entered into an agreement with a syndicate of underwriters to sell on a private placement basis 7,780,000 special warrants at a price of C$4.50 per special warrant to raise gross proceeds of C$35,010,000 (the "Offering"). Each special warrant is exercisable to acquire one common share of the Company. The Company has agreed to use its best efforts to file and obtain a receipt for a prospectus in certain provinces of Canada qualifying the Common Shares. If a receipt for such a prospectus is not obtained by the date which is 41 days after the closing of the private placement, each special warrant shall be convertible into 1.1 common shares of the Company. The Offering is subject to certain conditions, including regulatory approval.


    The Company intends to use the net proceeds of the Offering for exploration and development of the Company's properties in Argentina and Chile and for general corporate purposes.


    http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080306/0371480.html

    Kurzkommentar von Canaccord:


    The question is, how long is it going to take for people to care about reserves or resources in the Alberta oil sands again and we don’t know what could create interest in that other than very high oil prices.
    What may have caught your attention is that Connacher Oil and Gas has announced that they are doing a joint venture with Alberta Oil Sands and there are two of our favorite oil and gas analysts that have both told us the same thing...that Alberta Oil Sands is trading for a fraction of the price of others for heavy oil per barrel in the ground and if and when people care about the oil sands again, we wonder if this company is even around.


    Jetzt müssten wir doch langsam auch die Werte aus dem Solarwerte-Thread abstauben ;).


    Grüße

    Report: Ambac Deal May Be Imminent
    Wednesday March 5, 12:19 pm ET
    By Michael Gormley, Associated Press Writer
    Report: Ambac Bailout Announcement Could Be Imminent


    ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- A bailout of bond insurer Ambac Financial Group Inc. is scheduled to be announced as early as Wednesday afternoon, according to a person close to the talks who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the deal wasn't final.


    The deal would split Ambac's operations into a top-rated municipal bond business and a structured finance unit. Ambac is in trouble because the company wrote guarantees on billions of dollars of questionable structured finance assets.


    The person who spoke on condition of anonymity says one of the details to be worked out with New York insurance regulators is when an announcement could be made without disrupting the markets. The announcement could be postponed until next week even if the deal is final. Ambac's troubles have sent stock prices plunging in recent months.


    Ambac wouldn't confirm or deny a deal was imminent.
    http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080305/ambac.html?.v=2


    Mal schaun....

    Linar hat heute auf einen BNN-Beitrag aufmerksam gemacht (http://broadband.bnn.ca/?vid=35738), in dem Lawrence Roulston von Resource Opportunities versch. Aktien kommentiert.


    Darunter auch PIK (so ab der 28 Min). Kurze Zusammenfassung:


    zur Amapari Miene
    - they are well on track to fix the operating problems
    - better recovery-rates (heapleaching)


    zur Aktie
    - Augenmerk auf günstige Bewertung (die Aktienanzahl macht ihm nicht so Sorge)
    - insg. sind zur Zeit 7,2 Mio. Aktien geshortet - er geht von einer Enttäuschung der Shorties aus


    Die 0,70 CAD$ erweisen sich als ganz schön hartnäckig...


    Grüße

    Exeter Secures Strategic Partner and Expands Cerro Moro Land Position


    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 5, 2008 -- Exeter Resource Corporation (CDNX:XRC.V - News)(AMEX:XRA - News)(Frankfurt:EXB.F - News) ("Exeter" or the "Company") is pleased to report that it has entered into a letter of intent with Fomento Minera de Santa Cruz Sociedad del Estado ("Fomicruz SE"), a company owned by the Government of Santa Cruz Province, Argentina.


    The letter of intent ("LOI") sets out the key terms of a strategic agreement between Exeter and Formicruz SE for the future development of Exeter's 100% owned high grade gold-silver Cerro Moro project in Santa Cruz and provides access to Formicruz SE's significant land holding around Cerro Moro.


    Exeter and Formicruz SE will, subject to approval by the parties, enter into a detailed agreement which will include the following terms:


    - Fomicruz SE will acquire a 5% interest in Exeter's 176 square kilometre Cerro Moro project;


    - Exeter will have the right to earn up to an 80% interest in 763 square kilometres of Fomicruz SE exploration properties (see map) adjoining the Cerro Moro project by incurring US$10 million in exploration expenditures over a number of years;


    - Exeter will fund all exploration and development costs of the Cerro Moro project and Fomicruz SE will repay an agreed amount of those costs from 50% of Formicruz SE's share of net revenue from future operations; and


    - Exeter will manage the exploration and potential future development on the properties.


    Commenting on the agreement, Exeter's Chairman, Yale Simpson said: "We are delighted to have reached agreement for the participation of Fomicruz SE in our Cerro Moro project. Fomicruz SE is a well established and respected mining and petroleum company owned by the Government of Santa Cruz. Both the Province and the project stand to benefit greatly from the introduction of a strong local partner who will assist in its development.


    "Importantly, this agreement allows Exeter to significantly expand its land position around Cerro Moro. Our experience in identifying high grade gold-silver mineralization at Cerro Moro can be directly applied to the Fomicruz SE properties. We anticipate being able to identify drill targets on the Fomicruz SE acreage, especially those in the area adjoining our existing tenements, within a matter of months of the agreement being approved.


    "We currently have three drill rigs at Cerro Moro, with a fourth rig due next month. Extensive metallurgical testwork is underway, and infrastructure studies are planned to commence in the second half of the year. To facilitate the rapid advancement of Cerro Moro, we are also establishing an office in Puerto Deseado."


    Miguel Ferro, Fomicruz SE's President said: "We look forward to being a partner in the Cerro Moro project, and to having Exeter's exploration expertise applied to our properties. Our experience in the Santa Cruz resource industry, including our investment in the nearby Cerro Vanguardia mine, will help facilitate the rapid development of the Cerro Moro project. This project will bring significant benefits to the people of nearby communities, including the town of Puerto Deseado."


    http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080305/0370876.html


    Grüße

    Kommentar aus dem Casey´s Daily Resources Plus:


    It was time for a breather, some would say past time. Gold fell for the first time in six sessions yesterday, silver for the first time in eleven. That said, there was a fair amount of buying as New York moved into the Access Market, indicating that dips are still being treated as opportunities to get in.


    Also, notably, platinum was barely affected by the sell-off, a powerful signal that the other silver metal is well supported, even at these lofty levels.


    Kevin Kerr, editor of Global Resources Trader, who just the day before was talking $1000 gold, reversed field and backed off a bit yesterday.


    In Kerr’s view, yesterday was all about “Big profit-taking, position squaring and an overdue correction.”


    Though he believes that, “It's healthy,” he added that the correction “probably has much further to go and then we will see some very good buying opportunities.”


    Zachary Oxman, of Wisdom Financial, was not about to buy into the idea of an extended correction. “I think you're seeing fund liquidation, which is bringing in more selling,” Oxman wrote.


    The ever-optimistic Oxman added that, “I'd be careful to start liquidating now, because this looks more like a cash call type of liquidation, and I'd be adding to longs on this dip.”


    Grüße

    linar


    ich muss schon grad kräftig schmunzeln :) Danke für den Link übrigens.


    versuchs mal hiermit: http://broadband.bnn.ca/?vid=35740 (part 2)


    Top Picks: Animas Resources, Geodex Minerals, Endeavour Minig


    liberty


    zu CXX (Top Pick bei seinem letzten Auftritt, empfohlen zu 2,95 CAD$):


    - Rating: Hold
    - man sollte noch die nächsten News abwarten
    - Potential zu 3 CAD$ zurückzukehren
    - aber: falls sich die nächsten Monate nichts tut, verliert er die Geduld ;)


    hier noch ein weiterer Kommentar von Grandich


    http://www.crosshairexploratio…i/pdf/GL_03-04-08_cxx.pdf


    Grüße