Beiträge von Aladin

  • Thai Guru's Gold und Silber ... (Informationen und Vermutungen)

    Shanghai ist schon offen und nun kommt Dubai dazu,dann ruehrt sich noch mehr, Amigos :))


    Die geben nun eine gute Competition fuer London und NYSE (Crimex).


    Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange, the world's newest commodities exchange and the first such marketplace in the Middle East, will commence trading, November 22nd at 10am. ;)


    Prior to the launch of active trading senior figures from the Government of Dubai, regional business and financial leaders, market regulators, market participants and DGCX stakeholders will gather to mark the occasion in a spectacular event to be held at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel. The ceremony will be attended by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and UAE Defence Minister, according to a statement from DGCX.


    Grabsch, Grabsch... :D...... 500 Dollar !!
    Weg mit den Petro Dollar...... Revenge now !

  • Thai Guru's Gold und Silber ... (Informationen und Vermutungen)

    Ich verlasse mich da eher auf die Asiaten und Inder sowie Superreiche in Dubai die auf Wartestellung sind, Edel Man.


    Die sollen das Comex Lager mal komplett ausraeumen und den Cabals eine Lektion erteilen. :D


    Auszug von den Link oben:


    Silver :P


    The fact that silver has already broken out to new highs in some currencies is a strong indication that it is about to do the same against the US dollar. Last week silver broke to a new high against the British Pound and although it had broken out to new high against the Yen early in October, it was not by a decisive margin, however, that changed with last week's strong advance. What this means is that we can expect to see a breakout to a new high against the US dollar shortly, and the interesting thing is that this is likely to happen whether the dollar is strong or not. Of course, if the dollar suddenly weakens, it can be expected to amplify the move.


    In this update we are going to look at silver charted against various currencies. But first we will quickly review the chart for silver in US dollars. A 5-year timeframe will be used for all the charts, as this shows the bull market in its entirety, and enables us to overview the big 18-month consolidation pattern in silver on the charts.


    The 5-year chart for silver in US dollars shows that silver is now in position to have a go at taking out the key resistance in the $8 - $8.40 zone, and appears to be in the process of doing just that. As already stated, silver's recent performance against other currencies suggests that a breakout against the US dollar is only a matter of time, and likely not much time.


    Conclusion:


    Silver has already broken out from its large 18-month trading range against a number of currencies, signalling the start of a new intermediate uptrend. This action against other currencies indicates that a similar breakout against the US dollar is only a matter of time, and likely not much. This breakout against the US dollar can be expected to occur whether the dollar continues to advance or not, although with the dollar vulnerable to some sort of reaction following recent strength, the "ball could be kicked downhill", as a reaction by the dollar will make a breakout by silver on the US dollar chart that much easier. ;)

  • Sterling Mining Company

    Hallo Edel Man


    ""Schade,daß die an der augenblicklichen Hochstimmung nicht teilhaben.""


    Dafuer werden sie spaeter alles wieder aufholen IMO.


    Da ich voll investiert bin verkaufe ich heute die haelfte von USGL mit fetten Gewinn und noch ein paar andere damit Geld frei wird fuer die Rettung der Sunshine. Obs gut geht und richtig ist ???....keine Ahnung.


    Wenn der Kauf durchgehen sollte dann habe ich einen Schitt von 3.26 USD.


    Bei HL gehts mir noch bescheidener, das ist eine Kruecke. X(
    Ich habe dann fast wertmaessig so viel reingesteckt wie bei Hecla und muss egal was nun kommt die Sache ebenso aussitzen.


    Gruss


    XAX

  • Sterling Mining Company

    123..... bist du noch nicht dabei :D


    Ja, ein guter zeitpunkt zum kaufen. IMO


    Heute schlage ich wieder zu, mein Kauflimit wurde leicht erhoeht.


    Es ist jetzt ein alles oder nichts fuer mich, die Idee mit weniger Kapitalerhoehung und ein Listing oben drauf gefaellt mir am besten.


    Ich hoere David Bond seit langen und glaube ihm was er ueber Sterling sagt. Die Piraten sind Piraten und schaden mehr als sie helfen.


    Das gute dran denen geht es auch nicht besser das sie es tun und ihr Kampf gegen De Motte wird immer verzeifelter, Tag fuer Tag druecken sie dabei auch ihre Aktien in den Keller damit.


    Ich bin optimistisch die Sache wird erledigt, es gibt so viele Minen wie MGN die sitzen auch nur auf Reserven und haben ebenfalls noch keinen Bagger dort. Bei denen ist der Kurs jedoch in der anderen Richtung.
    Ich sehe momentan nur die Reseven und den gehaemmerten Kurs bei den weiteren Kauf heute.


    Einer wird gewinnen, und dann kommt die Sonne fuer Sunshine.


    Gruss


    XAX

  • Messe München: Eindrücke, Stimmungen, Gespräche, Informationen

    Ich kann ebenso nicht in Nevada rein Edel Man, mein PC ist ok.
    Komisch, warum nur ich und Tschonko ??


    Kommt ihr rein ??


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  • Sterling Mining Company

    Gmorning


    Ich habe gestern Nacht noch eine Nachricht erhalten das mein Wunsch auf ein Interview mit Bob Hopper und David Bond weitergeleitet wurde und das Topic demnaechst besprochen wird.
    David Bond informierte mich auch ueber seinen neuen Bericht den ich jetzt hier reinlege. Mein Gefuehl sagt mir David hat Recht was er ueber Ray und die Piraten sagt. Die 200 millionen Unzen sind noch da, dieses fuer knapp zwei Dollar. ;)


    Viel Spass beim lesen.....jetzt wissen wir noch mehr uber die Personen bei der Palast Revolution.


    Gruss


    XAX



    Trashing the Sunshine Mine


    11/21/2005


    By David Bond
    Editor, Silver Valley Mining Journal
    Associate Editor, Free-Market News Network


    When Ray DeMotte of Sterling Mining Company fetched up in Wallace three years ago, none of us were quite sure what to think of him. One's first post-internet reflex about such folks is to Google-search him, which Doug Burmeister of the Sunshine Mine and Andrew Grundman of American Reclamation did over a computer in the office of the late E. Viet Howard. (Viet was head operations honcho for Sunshine, back when I worked there and he worked for oil-hungry Texans who, like every other owner of the Sunshine Mine, sought to leverage her silver production into their own personal dreams. To research Sunshine's history is to research the histories of Irwin P. Underweiser and Nelson Bunker Hunt. To research these histories is to discover only that there are no bounds to human lust and greed.)


    However, and please hang with me here, Viet Howard became a good friend and confidant. He rescued me from a lousy newspaper job and ensconced me in an office across the hall from him at Sunshine's new corporate headquarters, the purpose of which was, I think in retrospect, a mystery to both of us. I typed a few annual and quarterly company reports, and hopped aboard our Fanjet Falcon 6 any time I could. Vi Howard's first annual shareholders' meeting we held in Paris. A year later we could barely summon the money to pitch a tent in the Nevada desert an hour north of the Cottontail Ranch to dedicate the Sixteen-To-One Mine.


    Prior to taking the reins of Sunshine, ]Viet Howard had been president of the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company, which just a bit over a decade earlier had been hijacked by the most evil spawn of the Nixon Administration, Gulf Resources & Chemical Corporation of Houston, Texas, in corporate America's first leveraged buyout. Gulf laundered Nixon's campaign contributions through its connections with Mexican banks. Viet, a Sloan Fellow from M.I.T., despised these Mormon bastards at Gulf and their basket-ball star CEO.


    Vi Howard refused to help the Mormons run Bunker Hill into the ground. So he made a deal with the devil, G. Michael Boswell. Boswell, then in the employ of the Hunts, negotiated at first to take over Sunshine from Irwin P. Underweiser – "Jerusalem Slim" Viet called him, on the Hunts' behalf. Boswell secured the deal, then flipped on the Hunts and offered the shareholders a better payout. To make up the upside of the deal he wrangled a $30 million loan from the Bank of Montreal, due in 90 days, then hocked that loan for a one-third interest in Sunshine to the Kuwaiti royal family, installing Joseph el-Kouri, a Lebanese Christian, on the Sunshine board of directors.


    Boswell got a cover story in Texas Business Monthly, four colors and all, congratulating him for being the first guy ever to screw the Hunts. Mike went to Africa and bagged an elephant. I saw the tusks. They are two storeys tall. G. Michael Boswell is one of the most terrifying people I have ever met, a man with buried, brewing anger. He wore Tony Llamas, a Gucci belt, and a big Cuban cigar.


    I flattered myself that Viet had hired me in good company. He had just hired Bill Anderson away from Hecla. Bill Anderson was the crown prince of the silver mining industry in the hard-rock west. Bill built hard-rock mines from scratch and they made money for 50 years. Bill Anderson is the reason Hecla didn't go back on the pink sheets in 1978. And Viet hired Robert Peterson, a religious smelter-man from Utah who if I recall had worked for Kennecott. And already there was Doug Burmeister, a meat-cutter from Murray, Idaho, who knew every stope, every grumpy shaft-guide, every dead-end drift, every pickup truck at the Sunshine Mine. Doug was a company man, but even the union guys couldn't hate him, because he knew the game. He knew, and knows, the mine. He knew them. And he is kind. Doug and I became instant friends, for the simple reason that I needed him.


    I digress again, but I am having fun telling this yarn. Skip it. You won't be lesser for it, but these are true stories, much better than I can make up.


    Before we talk about Doug Burmeister and Ray DeMotte, and why I think one of the worst corporate crimes in American history, worse than the hi-jacking of Bunker Hill by the thugs at Gulf, are being committed against DeMotte, Sterling and the Sunshine Mine, I have to tell you about Vi Howard and Bob Peterson.


    I ran into Peterson and Howard one night at the Jameson Saloon in Wallace in early 1983. They were on a runner. So was I. Peterson was on for it, wanted a "mine is bigger than yours" conversation. Peterson, when he wasn't drinking, was a pretty good Mormon and could be trusted. Not now. We conned each other for a bit, waved our dicks around, did a few shots of Yukon Jack till our eyes bled. Then asks Bob Peterson, :rolleyes: the vee-pee general manager of the Sunshine Mine and its 515 employees and its 5 million silver ounces per year and its thunderous input into the economy of a town of 20,000 (unless the Steelworkers Union Local 5089 took him on), in front of his boss and his peon: "You ever eat a raw egg?"


    Howard is by now smirking in a way so subtle I don't get it. I fall into the trap. I lie: "Yeah, Bob, I eat raw eggs, and I like them." Peterson summons the waitress. "Two raw eggs," he orders.


    After all those Yukon Jacks, I figure I can slurp down one raw egg. Bust it into a glass, chase it down with massive beer, I'll be OK. But Bob Peterson usurps me. The waitress brings the whole eggs, shell and all, to our table. Peterson grabs his egg out of the poaching dish, shell and all, shoves it with a wink into his mouth. I see the round end of the shell disappear with a satisfied crunch and I realize I am doomed.


    Have you ever eaten a raw egg, whole? Shell and all? That sickening first cold crunch, the shell parts passing down your gullet, then the egg goop, first passing southward, then northward, across the esophagus? For about a dozen round trips before, thankfully, it succumbs to gravity and your eyes return to their sockets?


    What has all this to do with Sterling Mining Company and the Sunshine Mine, and Ray DeMotte?


    Let us begin with the Sunshine. She contains 200 million ounces of silver reserves and resources. I know this because I have been to her worst shit-hole stopes, and have read the audit reports. I have Google-searched Ray DeMotte and could find only that he is a stamp collector and a fifth-generation coal miner.


    I can vouch from personal experience that Ray DeMotte is an honest man. That, yes, he got Sunshine for a song. That he bets, like Vi Howard did, on his friends. That he views the Sunshine Mine as a living, breathing critter. That this is not a call option on silver, it's a real mine. I prefer to follow Ray's vision. His opponents are a failed banker and a failed accountant. :rolleyes:


    Together they seek to seize Sterling from Ray because if they do not, they will face the consequences of their own bankrupt actions, their own bankrupt vision of life. The idea of work does not occur to them. They want 200 million ounces of silver for free.


    I'll take the vision of a dreamer, or the swallowing of a raw egg, every time. Sunshine has beaten away the most evil of people, New Yorkers, Texans . . . Let her continue. And let Ray DeMotte chase his dream, for himself, for Wallace, and for the Sunshine Mine.


    By David Bond


    Editor, Silver Valley Mining Journal
    Associate Editor, Free-Market News Network

  • Juniors aus Kanada

    @ alle


    Gmorning


    Wie bei Tschonko der nichts mehr posten kann und somit blockiert ist kann ich ebenso nicht mehr in den tread Nevada rein.
    Wie schaut's bei Euch aus ?.... kommt ihr dort rein ?


    Soweit ich getestet habe ist es nur der, bei Tschonko sind es mehr laut seiner PN an mich.


    Mfg


    XAX

  • Messe München: Eindrücke, Stimmungen, Gespräche, Informationen

    Danke erstmal fuer deinen Bericht, HorstWalter ;)


    Es ist beruhigend zu lesen was du erfahren hast sowie deine Meinung ueber Nevada und IMA.
    Schade das man keine Ahnung hat wie es bei Sterling weiter geht.
    Es kann durchaus sein das wir alle falsch liegen mit unseren Vermutungen, notfalls bezahlen wir dafuer.


    USGL:... da schreit der erste schon ... Verkaufen ! :D


    We are making our first sell recommendation in our portfolio (see below - for subscribers only). Our speculative investment into USGL (US Gold Corp) several months ago has paid off exceptionally well with returns now reaching in excess of 600%!! Although momentum remains strong at the time of writing, we would like to secure these profits, which can be placed into good work with other speculative equities.


    http://www.321gold.com/editori…llips/phillips112105.html


    Es ist komisch, ich komme in den Nevada thread auch nicht mehr rein, es gibt mir seit Stunden einen Data Base Error, die anderen gehen aber.


    What''s going on ???


    Wieder ein Raetsel !.... wie die meisten Aktien :D


    Gnight


    XAX

  • Thai Guru's Gold und Silber ... (Informationen und Vermutungen)

    General Motors kuendigt 30.000 Angestellte Weltweit war die Schlagzeile heute..... another brick in the wall !


    ENTER THE RECESSION


    by The Mogambo Guru


    Ben "Big Bonehead" Bernanke, the incoming new chairman of the Federal
    Reserve, is on record as being the champion of "inflation-targeting",
    which is the new code word for, "I'm going to kill you with inflation
    because I don't care about any of you American pigs."


    This ridiculous philosophy may not work like he figures, if we can believe
    Randy Buss, of Der Invest Informant, who quotes Professor Antony Mueller,
    an adjunct scholar of the Ludwig von Mises Institute, as saying, "The size
    of the debt level relative to the productive base at the peak of the boom
    will make monetary policy ineffective once the contraction phase takes
    hold." Well, perhaps that is why the Fed is so desperately trying to keep
    this contraction ("deflation") from taking hold in the first place, by
    creating inflation, which will kill us just as fast.


    Max Fraad Wolff, at Mises.org, has had enough of listening to me run my
    loud mouth and not making any sense. He stands up to explain, "Standard
    fiscal and monetary policy work to attack inflation by pushing economic
    activity toward recession. Likewise, fiscal and monetary policy introduces
    inflationary pressure to fight recession." Well, I gotta admit that he is
    a lot more succinct in his explanation, but without the use of screaming,
    swearing, breaking furniture or even vowing blood oaths of revenge. As
    such, it seems to lack that sense of, umm, mortal despair and homicidal
    outrage that it really calls for.


    So, in my snippy little childish way, I say, "So?" Without missing a beat,
    Mr. Wolff, with a momentary flash of exasperation at my abysmal stupidity,
    explains, "Stagflationary dynamics occur when a growth recession - or
    worse - occurs alongside upward price pressure, inflation. Policy markers
    face unique challenges and enhanced prospects of failure in such an
    environment. Given the normally poor record of policy makers, this is
    scary. As price pressures persist alongside rising trade and federal
    spending imbalances into 2006, stagflation lurks. Keep your eyes out for
    data that suggests cooling growth and rising prices. When it rains it
    pours."


    None of this is lost on Jim Puplava, which I can prove by directing your
    attention to his essay "The Two Bens." It can be found on his
    http://www.financialsense.com site. In it, he contrasts Ben Franklin and Ben
    Bernanke, which I am sure, has Mr. Franklin rolling over in his grave at
    the comparison. It is sort of like I hate it when my neighbors compare me
    to a diseased sewer rat, only not as cuddly. Some things never change, and
    you can gather that from his writing. He says, "From the birth of this
    nation to the present, the government would from time-to-time resort to
    debasement of the currency in time of war or in time of economic duress.
    We find it always ends with the same consequences: debasement of the
    currency and concomitant inflation. Despite the best efforts of government
    alchemists, the result is always the same in the end - inflation. The only
    limit to the quantity of money created is the destruction of its value."


    To prove the accuracy of his words, Mr. Puplava writes, "Through
    September, the PPI was up 6.7% year-over-year, while the CPI was up by
    4.7% over the same period. Even worse for Americans, who now import more
    of what they consume, import prices are up 9.9% over the last 12 months."
    This level of inflation should have the Federal Reserve jumping out of the
    windows in shame, or jumping out of the windows to escape the incessant
    screaming of The Mogambo about this inflation conflagration - that they
    caused - that is destroying our money.


    And now, the new report of producer prices showed that prices jumped 0.7%
    in October, which is worse than anyone (except you and me) expected. The
    so-called "core" inflation (minus the pesky volatile items like food and
    energy) was, I guess, relatively tame for finished goods. But intermediate
    goods had prices that were up a smoldering 1.2%, and intermediate goods
    were smoking red hot, up a full 3% for the month.


    And it is even worse than that in actuality, as he suggests when he says,
    "Today the true rate of inflation is running well over 7%," which one can
    see when calculating the consumer price index, "as it was originally
    constructed before the government began to tinker with the index." When
    one undertakes this exercise, we realize that the CPI, "closely relates to
    what most Americans experience daily in their lives." And I don't know
    what you are experiencing in your life, but around here, the bills are
    showing at least that much inflation!


    Then he unleashes the bombshell: "Deflationists and inflationists do agree
    on one thing: the U.S. is headed for another recession    . Given the
    under-reporting of inflation, which overstates GDP, we may already be
    entering one. The only difference between the two camps is how it unfolds.
    As the U.S. enters into recession, tax revenues will decline and
    government spending will increase as a result of rising entitlements.
    Deficits will get bigger and the U.S. will have to borrow and monetize
    more of its debt. War, entitlements, and lack of fiscal restraint mean
    more debt, more borrowing and debt monetization. Eventually the dollar is
    going to collapse through the weight of the twin deficits. Inflation - not
    deflation - will be the result."


    John Hussman, PhD, of the Hussman Funds, has a slightly different take on
    all this. Oh, he agrees with everyone else that I am a big stupid idiot,
    but where he takes exception is, "It seems to be taken as an article of
    faith that the Fed determines inflation, but in fact inflation is not so
    much a monetary phenomenon as a fiscal one. It is essentially a reflection
    of unproductive government spending. Moreover, the belief that you should
    respond to inflation by tightening monetary policy is in some cases very
    dangerous. If you look closely at the data, you'll find that economic
    growth and inflation over the same period actually have a negative
    correlation." So, as the Federal Reserve starts trying to foment more and
    more inflation, they are actually hurting growth? Hahahaha! I was right!
    We are freaking doomed!


    So, what does one do? With the agility of a lithe jungle cat, I instantly
    leap to my Stinky Mogambo Feet (SMF) and exclaim, "Buy gold!" And if you
    think gold is a great investment and that you ought to be out buying some
    more gold right now instead of sitting there reading the stupid Mogambo
    Guru while saying hurtful things like, "This guy's an idiot!" then Bud
    Conrad had an interesting article on the DailyReckoning.com site,
    entitled, "Measuring Gold's Link to Inflation." He notes, "PPI and gold
    move together. You can also see that the trend is currently in place for
    both higher inflation and higher gold prices."


    Although the PPI has been going up, he cautions, "Of course, forecasting
    PPI inflation is no easy matter. But the chart does tell us emphatically
    that when we see growing forces for inflation - rapid expansion in the
    money supply engineered by the Federal Reserve, artificially low interest
    rates, growing government deficits, unsustainable trade imbalances and
    currency competition - we should expect rising gold prices."


    And since we are speaking of commodities, the "commodities expert" at the
    DailyReckoning.com site, Kevin Kerr, says, "So while bonds and once
    coveted shares sink, commodity prices continue to explode with growth.
    Many analysts predict they will continue to rise, because of growth in
    demand and dwindling supplies." And not only that, but all the inputs into
    growing or mining commodities (energy, tools, materials, wages,
    governmental fees, taxes, etc) are all rising, too! The Computer-Like Mind
    Of The Mogambo (CLMOTM) instantaneously concludes that (to use the precise
    economic terminology) there is no freaking way in hell that commodity
    prices cannot go up.


    Regards,


    The Mogambo Guru

  • Sterling Mining Company

    Noch einen mehr runter und ich kaufe wieder, das gibts ja nicht wie die faellt, eine reine panik denke ich mal.


    Wenn ich mich nicht irre :D


    Teurer Spass bis jetzt !


    Weiter gehts immer, aber wie ist eine andere Frage.


    Es wird immer enger, die Stoploss trigger gehen nun alle ab.


    Play Lotto, play Sterling.....


    Ist der Ruf erst ruiniert lebts sich voellig ungeniert.


    Ain't no sunshine right now. :(


    Gruss


    XAX