Beiträge von Edel Man

  • Ölsand - Aktien , Ölsand

    Einige wesentliche Infos zu Syncrude:


    # The Syncrude Project is a joint venture undertaking among Canadian Oil Sands Limited Partnership (5%); Canadian Oil Sands Limited (31.74%); Conoco Phillips Oilsands Partnership II (9.03%); Imperial Oil Resources (25%); Mocal Energy Limited (5%); Murphy Oil Company Ltd. (5%); Nexen Inc. (7.23%); and Petro-Canada (12%).

    # Syncrude is the world's largest producer of crude oil from oil sands and the largest single source producer in Canada, currently supplying 13 percent of the nation's petroleum requirements.

  • Ölsand - Aktien , Ölsand

    herr-kruger


    Willkommen im Forum!


    Frage 1 ist so kaum zu beantworten.
    Lies mal die ersten Beiträge,da findest Du einige gute Aktien.


    Frage 2: Syncrude-Partner:


    Canadian Oil Sands Trust (größter Anteilseigner,empfehle ich )
    Imperial Oil/Exxon
    Petro Canada
    Nexen
    Conoco Philipps
    Mocal Energy
    Murphy Oil


    Grüsse

  • Nevsun Resources / NSU (TSX)

    Zum politischen Risiko wieder Verwässerung.............
    Aber immerhin deutlich über dem derzeitigen Kurs von 1,9C$
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    NEVSUN ANNOUNCES “BOUGHT DEAL” FINANCING
    INCREASED TO CDN$40,000,000


    October 19, 2005


    This news release is intended for distribution in Canada only and is not intended for distribution to United States newswire services or dissemination in the United States.


    Nevsun Resources Ltd. (“Nevsun”) (NSU: TSX and AMEX) is pleased to announce that it has received a receipt from applicable Canadian Securities Commissions for its final short form prospectus that was filed on October 18, 2005 (see news release of October 6, 2005). As a result of the exercise of an overallotment option by the syndicate of underwriters led by Canaccord Capital Corporation and including Blackmont Capital Inc., Haywood Securities Inc. and TD Securities Inc, the offering now relates to the sale of 17,778,000 Units at a price of $2.25 per Unit to raise gross proceeds of $40,000,500. Each Unit consists of one common share and one-half of one transferable share purchase warrant of Nevsun, each whole warrant exercisable for three years at an exercise price of $3.00 per share. The closing date of the Offering is expected to occur on or about October 25, 2005.

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

    Sinclair zur derzeitigen Situation:


    TIC Boosts the US Dollar


    The net foreign capital flow into the US surprised traders as they read the headlines and listened to the "just thrilled" talking heads. The predominant element in this increase was not purchases of US Treasuries by foreign central banks or investors but rather investment in corporate US debt issues. That is not a source that can be counted on or has ever financed a nation’s deficits. Even so, the glee was uncontrollable.

    The real test is at what point US dollar interest rate attraction becomes offset by the growing realization of increased inflation.
    It is getting harder every day for the Fed spinners to keep the public convinced that the USA is enjoying business growth in a non- inflationary world. There will come a point when increased rates lose their dollar-positive impact as the fall in the dollar's buying power overcomes rate attraction.


    The Federal Reserve continues to do its “HAWK TALK” which in itself is a means of creating plausible denial when the economic sins of the past come back to haunt us all. Now Chairman Greenspan is concerned about inflation and the high level of energy as per the article below.


    This is only the first and in fact a modest wave of the inflation that is coming down the road directly at us. The real impact is not a product of energy alone but has a super inflation engine called Bernanke’s Electronic Mayhem Money Printing Press- made in Japan of course. The Fed Chairman has performed magnificently as a creator while the Fed governors were left behind as benign spectators as the train wreck of US finances switched into high gear in 2000.


    There is a point at which the increased cost of money will create Refco-like problems all across the COT board. Nothing so far spoken of is the cause of a one week meltdown of a multi-billion dollar commodity, currency and over-the-counter derivative operator only 60 days old in the public sense. That then is the limit of rates in terms of dollar attraction. Rates will rise higher than expectations but inflation will be the real shocker. This is nothing more than what was experienced in the 1970 debacle but the order of magnitude of dislocations will be so much higher this time around.


    The market will inform us of the point at which inflation becomes a greater influence on the dollar than the interest rate differential between the dollar and other currencies. That shift might have even been today as the dollar bolted on a misinterpretation of the TIC report. We shall see. You have the tools to see if you are willing to use them.

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

    Aus Jim Sinclair´s MineSet von gestern:


    Monty Guild gives the Community a Heads Up


    Dear Jim:


    I am forwarding Yardeni’s comments about oil prices staying high, and Greenspan’s theory along the same lines. If correct, they could impact the gold price positively, as money will continue to find a home in commodities instead of paper. I guess the Fed funds will go to 41/2 or 5%.
    It seems to me that now with so many amateurs in the market (ever since the internet bubble) that the market does not discount the future as far in advance as it once did.


    I am buying gold and energy on dips. It is October and as usual people are scared and throwing a lot of good situations away too cheaply. ;)

  • Palladium Ja oder Nein?

    North American Palladium Ltd. And Gold Fields Announce Option/Joint Venture On The Arctic Platinum Project
    18 Oct 2005, 05:10 PM ET
    North American Palladium Ltd. and Gold Fields Limited announced that they have entered into a letter of intent to form a joint venture to further explore mining properties and develop a mine at the Arctic Platinum Project (APP) located in Finland. The Company will be granted an option to acquire up to a 60% undivided interest in APP including the Suhanko, SJ Reef and SK Reef mining properties and claims located south of Rovaniemi, Finland. During the next stage of work, the Company will manage the exploration, engineering and evaluation activity on APP. This work will be divided into two phases, Phase I: a re-scoping study and Phase II: a feasibility study.

  • Avino Silver & Gold Mines / ASM (TSXV)

    Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd (TSX-V:ASM)
    Shares Issued 10,999,575
    Last Close 10/18/2005 $1.49
    Tuesday October 18 2005 - Acquisition
    The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing a share purchase agreement, dated March 22, 2004, between the company and nine persons, pursuant to which the company has agreed to acquire a 51-per-cent equity interest in Cia Minera Mexicana de Avino S.A. de C.V. The company currently holds a 49-per-cent equity interest in Cia Minera while the nine vendors own, in total, the remaining 51-per-cent interest. Upon completion of the transaction, Cia Minera will be a wholly owned subsidiary of the company. Cia Minera is a Mexican corporation whose principal asset is the inactive Avino Silver mine, located in Durango state, Mexico.
    The consideration payable by the company comprises a total of four million common shares to be issued pro rata amongst the vendors. No individual vendor will receive more than 1,133,304 common shares. There are no work commitments or other payments required of the company under the terms of the agreement, although the company will effectively assume responsibility for the payment of Cia Minera's existing liabilities which, as of Dec. 31, 2004, amounted to in excess of $1.8-million (unaudited).
    There is no finder's fee payable in respect of the transaction.
    http://www.avino.com

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

    Möchte nochwas hierzu beitragen:


    Vor Monaten wurde in anderen Threads lebhaft über das Thema "Goldmünzen statt Lebensversicherungen" diskutiert.
    Ausgelöst dadurch,daß mein ältester Sohn für seinen Filius Goldmünzen statt jedweder Versicherung anlegt.
    (Auf meinen Rat hin. :] )


    Der andere Sohn hat eine Risikolebensversicherung und legt in div.Wertpapieren an,nicht
    jedoch Gold und Silber.


    Auch meine Tochter mag zwar Gold und Silber,aber lieber als Schmuck. ;)


    So unterschiedlich sind die Standpunkte in einer Familie.


    Grüsse

  • Das neue Südafrika

    Top Stories
    Posted to the web on: 18 October 2005
    New precious metals law faces opposition
    Reuters
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    PLATINUM and gold producers today opposed new legislation aimed at encouraging more local processing of precious metals, arguing it will merely add to bureaucracy and costs.


    Government has proposed a new law to centralise regulation of the precious metals industry and promote jewellery making in the country.
    The Precious Metals Bill, which follows closely on controversial amendments to laws governing the diamond industry, requires companies to apply for refining and processing licences and to keep records of all products received and sold.


    Diversified mining group Anglo American said the proposed law would place an unneccesary administrative burden on gold and platinum producers by regulating who they could sell their products to and demanding all customers apply for licences to process the precious metals.


    "Anglo American believes this to be unnecessarily restrictive," it said in a written submission to a parliamentary committee considering the law.


    "(It) may disrupt markets that have been set up for the disposal of refined precious metals, especially bearing in mind that a major portion of gold and platinum refined in SA is not intended for jewellery making process."


    In terms of the bill, companies will also have to apply for permission to export metals and will be required to maintain detailed statements of goods shipped.


    Anglo Platinum called for clarity on the objectives of the proposed law.


    It warned that the international community may perceive the government as wanting to exert undue influence on the flow of metal to the market, either through stockpiling or delaying the issue of licences and permits that could result from administrative inefficiency.


    "This would have a profound impact on market volatility causing prices to rise rapidly," it said in a separate submission.


    Yesterday, government rejected industry criticism of changes to its diamond laws, vowing to press ahead to form a state diamond trader and to impose a export duty on diamonds to help stimulate more jewellery manufacturing and cutting.

  • Goldfonds

    Bei der Durchsicht der guten Anlage - Information fällt besonders auf,
    daß die 4.größte Position Bolivar Gold ist,mit beachtlichen 5,94%.
    Sie hat ihre Vorkommen mW.in Venezuela / "Chavez-Land"


    Das belegt die Risikobereitschaft eines erfolgreichen Fonds.
    Es wäre interessant zu wissen, ob Craton diese Position noch hält.


    Grüsse

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

    COMMON COPPER TO TRIPLE - & SILVER?


    Tuesday, October 18, 2005 - FreeMarketNews.com


    Over the span of recorded history, much gold, copper and silver have been mined. In the case of gold, however, almost all of it is either readily available, stored in central bank vaults, or at least visible, as in jewelry. In the case of copper and silver however, most above-ground supplies have been consumed in commercial or industrial applications, with relatively little being recycled.


    Faced with this situation, copper, one of the earthýs most common metals, has nonetheless tripled in price during the past few years. Silver, much less common, but rapidly being ýused upý in increasingly large amounts by a ravenous industrial juggernaut of global proportions, has less than doubled from its 2001 lows. Ted Butler, writing on investmentrarities.com thinks thatýs pretty amazing, and has built the case that above-ground supplies of silver substantially less than gold, and its price is poised for a very large increase in the reasonably near future. Counters to his argument have been both few and tepid. He writes, ýI have been anticipating any serious challenge to my statement, and none have been forthcoming. ý I make the point that silver is priced too low compared to gold, not that gold is priced too high.ý


    He continues, ýThe pace of silver consumption is accelerating. ý After using 30 billion ounces in the last 60 years, present patterns of growth suggest that we will use that same amount in only the next 30 years, double the previous rate of consumption. ý Hereýs the problem. We are still consuming more silver than we mine, but we donýt have 10 billion ounces in inventory anymore to subsidize the shortfall in production. We would be lucky if we have 1 billon ounces left above ground."


    And he adds, ýThat remaining silver is largely in private hands, not bureaucratic hands, and only sharply higher prices will pry it free. In addition, statistics suggest that increased mining production will run into cost constraints and resource limitations. That means big and growing demand colliding with inventory and production constraints. Thatýs a powerful long-term investment formula, if one ever existed. Itýs a whole new ball game for silver; a game thatýs just beginning.ý -DS


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