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      schrieb am 03.08.12 17:50:23
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      COMPANY RELEASES
      Ivanhoe Mines Changes Name to Turquoise Hill Resources
      Ivanhoe Mines,
      Friday , 03 Aug 2012,
      http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page674?oid=1…
      Auszug:
      The company's new trading symbol will be "TRQ" and will become effective at the opening of trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ Stock Market on August 8, 2012.
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      schrieb am 03.08.12 16:23:54
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.454.027 von zertol am 03.08.12 13:49:48China's Shadow Looms Over Australian Mine Meeting
      August 03, 2012,
      http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/business/chinas-shadow-looms-…
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      schrieb am 03.08.12 13:49:48
      Beitrag Nr. 6.610 ()
      Aus Thread: TimLuca und Freunde: reelle Depotbesprechung
      (03.08.12, 13:44:58):
      Zitat von zertol: Ankündigung:

      Diggers & Dealers Forum 2012
      6 to 8 August 2012
      Kalgoorlie, Western Australia
      - Celebrating 20 years -
      http://www.diggersndealers.com.au/

      Programme 2012
      [Please note this programme is subject to change.]
      http://www.diggersndealers.com.au/presenter_programme_day_1_…

      Presenter:

      Monday 6 August 2012 - Tuesday 7 August 2012 - Wednesday 8 August 2012

      7 August 2012: ABM Resources NL - Darren Holden, Managing Director
      8 August 2012: Alacer Gold - David Quinlivan, President & CEO
      8 August 2012: Ampella Mining Limited - Paul Kitto, Managing Director & CEO
      8 August 2012: AngloGold Ashanti Ltd - Mark Cutifani, Chief Executive Officer
      8 August 2012: Atlas Iron Limited - Ken Brinsden, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Barrick (Australia Pacific) Limited - Mike Feehan, Regional President, Australia Pacific
      7 August 2012: Bathurst Resources Limited - Hamish Bohannan, Managing Director
      8 August 2012: BC Iron Limited - Mike Young, Managing Director
      6 August 2012: Beadell Resources Ltd - Peter Bowler, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Centaurus Metals Limited - Darren Gordon, Managing Director
      6 August 2012: Cliffs Natural Resources - Joseph Carrabba, President & COO
      7 August 2012: Cobar Consolidated Resources Limited - Ian Lawrence, Managing Director
      6 August 2012: Doray Minerals Ltd - Allan Kelly, Managing Director
      8 August 2012: Endeavour Mining Corporation - Mark Connelly, Executive Director & COO
      6 August 2012: Evolution Mining - Jake Klein, Executive Chairman
      7 August 2012: Focus Minerals Limited - Campbell Baird, Chief Executive Officer
      8 August 2012: Fortescue Metals Group Ltd - Nev Power, Chief Executive Officer
      8 August 2012: Gold Fields Australia Pty Ltd - Timothy Gilbert, Vice President Operations
      6 August 2012: Gold Road Resources Ltd - Ian Murray, Executive Chairman
      6 August 2012: Hot Chili Limited - Christian Easterday, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Independence Group NL - Chris Bonwick, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Integra Mining Limited - Christopher Cairns, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Intrepid Mines Limited - Bradley Gordon, Chief Executive Officer
      6 August 2012: Iron Ore Holdings Limited - Alwyn Vorster, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Ivanhoe Australia Limited - Mike Spreadborough, Chief Operating Officer
      6 August 2012: Kasbah Resources Limited - Wayne Bramwell, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Kingsgate Consolidated Limited - Gavin Thomas, Managing Director & CEO
      8 August 2012: MacPhersons Resources Limited - Morrie Goodz, Managing Director
      6 August 2012: Mincor Resources NL - David Moore, CEO & Managing Director
      6 August 2012: Nautilus Minerals - Steve Rogers, Chief Executive Officer
      8 August 2012: Newcrest Mining Limited - Colin Moorhead, Executive General Manager, Minerals
      6 August 2012: Newmont Asia Pacific - Jeff Huspeni, Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific, Newmont Mining Corporation
      8 August 2012: Northern Star Resources Limited - Bill Beament, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: OceanaGold Corporation - Mick Wilkes, CEO & Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Panoramic Resources Limited - Peter Harold, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Ramelius Resources Ltd - Ian Gordon, Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Reed Resources Limited - Luke Tonkin, Managing Director
      6 August 2012: Sandfire Resources NL - Karl Simich, CEO & Managing Director
      7 August 2012: Saracen Mineral Holdings - Guido Staltari, Executive Chairman
      7 August 2012: Silver Lake Resources Limited - Les Davis, Managing Director
      6 August 2012: Silver Wheaton - Neil Burns, Vice President Technical Services
      7 August 2012: Trafford Resources Limited - Ian Finch, Managing Director
      8 August 2012: Troy Resources Limited - Paul Benson, Managing Director & CEO
      6 August 2012: Ventnor Resources Limited - Bruce Maluish, Managing Director
      8 August 2012: Western Areas NL - Dan Lougher, Managing Director
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      schrieb am 03.08.12 08:41:38
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.452.319 von tommy-hl am 03.08.12 07:57:14Hmm...wennman seitens Derivate-Handel von weiter fallenden Kursen ausgeht bis 2014, was meinst du dann mit "baldigem" Einstieg? Noch in 2012?

      Mal sehen, welche Werte man sich schön ins Körbchen legt. :lick:
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      schrieb am 03.08.12 07:57:14
      Beitrag Nr. 6.608 ()
      Eisenerz Derivate-Handel

      Die Händler gehen noch von fallenden Preisen für die nächste Zeit aus, bis zu einem Tief von 100 $/t für das Jahr 2014. Die darin erwartete Abwärtsbewegung ist allerdings nicht mehr so groß und deutet ein Abbremsen des Preisverfalls an. Auch hier könnte bald das Signal für einen ersten Einstieg in Fe-Aktien entstehen:


      IRON ORE DERIVATIVES WRAP: Swaps values drop $3 on day
      August 02, 2012 - 17:45 GMT Location: London & Singapore

      The OTC iron ore market reported a fourth consecutive day of brisk trading on Thursday August 2, despite a slowdown in physical price moves.

      Forward curve

      August: $112/113
      September: $112.50/113
      Q4 2012: $111.50/112.50
      Q1 2013: $110.75/111.75
      2013: $107.50/109.50
      2014: $100/102

      Swaps The OTC iron ore market reported a fourth consecutive day of brisk trading on Thursday August 2, despite a slowdown in physical price moves. Brokers speaking to Metal Bulletin said that prices had come off around $3 in early trading but stabilised.
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      schrieb am 03.08.12 07:41:59
      Beitrag Nr. 6.607 ()
      Eisenerz-Preis: Boden bei 110-120 USD?

      Bei Eisenerz wird es nun spannend zu beobachten, ob ein Boden bei/über 110 $/t gebildet werden kann. Short seller nutzten die Preisschwäche aus, doch die müssen sich irgendwann wieder eindecken. Dann geht es hoch ... und das wäre das Signal, um eine erste Posi in einer aussichtsreichen Eisenerz-Aktie zu wagen.

      Der Derivate-Handel geht noch von fallenden Preisen aus, doch das kann sich schnell ändern, sobald klar wird, dass der Boden hält und von dort aus ein Trendwechsel eingeleitet wird.



      Iron ore prices finally break losing streak
      Date August 1, by Peter Ker

      The benchmark iron ore price finally snapped a 14-day losing streak, with today's modest rise potentially marking a turning point the beaten-down sector.

      After hitting a multi-year low of $US115 per tonne yesterday, the benchmark iron ore price rose to $US117 per tonne today, ending a horror fortnight in which the commodity slipped about 13 per cent.

      Today's rise will embolden analysts who believe there is a “floor” in the iron ore price between $US110 and $US120 a tonne.

      That floor is thought to be set by high-cost Chinese iron ore producers, which supply about 30 per cent of China's iron ore demand. China is the main customer for Australia's commodity exports, especially iron ore.
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      Most Australian companies and investors have long believed such a floor exists, and their investments would be vulnerable if the floor was proven to be a myth.

      Fortescue Metals Group was singled out last week as a company whose debt profile was vulnerable should the iron ore price settle below $US115 per tonne for the next 18 months.

      Fortescue shares today gained 2 cents, or 0.5 per cent today, to $4.15.

      If the iron ore price rebound is sustained in coming days, it will be bad news for notorious American short-seller Jim Chanos. Mr Chanos has inspired a wave of pessimism towards Fortescue based on the notion the company's finances are fragile should iron ore prices retreat below $US100 per tonne.

      A similar iron ore price slide last October also came to a halt at $US116 per tonne, after which prices begin to pick up.
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      schrieb am 03.08.12 06:53:31
      Beitrag Nr. 6.606 ()
      oilbarrel hatte zu Chariot Oil etwas geschrieben:


      July 31, 2012
      Chariot Spuds Kabeljou Wildcat To Test Nimrod Mega-Structure Offshore Namibia

      The moment of truth is approaching for Chariot Oil & Gas. After five years of acquiring seismic, crunching the data, fine-tuning the modeling, seeking out partners and suitable rigs, the AIM-quoted company has now spudded the giant Nimrod prospect offshore Namibia. Investors have long waited to see this supergiant drilled and put to the test geological models that suggest a possible 4.9 billion barrel mega-structure.

      Chariot isn’t the only company to spot the potential here. It has landed big name farm-in partners with Brazilian pre-salt specialist Petrobras (30 per cent and operator) and supermajor BP (45 per cent) carrying the AIM company’s costs. The Kabeljou (2714/6-1) well in one of Chariot’s southern blocks in the Orange Basin is being drilled by the Ocean Rig Poseidon drillship some 77 km offshore in 360 metres of water. The well should take around 60 days.

      This isn’t Chariot’s first tilt at Namibia’s under-explored but highly prospective offshore. Its shares tanked in May when the company’s maiden well on the Tapir South prospect in one of its northern blocks in the Namibe Basin came in dry. Nor, whatever the results at Nimrod, will this be the company’s last well, with Chariot, which has around US$100 million in cash, planning a four to five well programme running through to the end of 2013.

      Nimrod is something of a talisman for Chariot. It is the biggest prospect in the inventory. Identifying this mega-structure really put the company on the map and materially boosted the numbers in its 2011 CPR, helping it get away a US$140 million fund-raising – quite a coup for a wildcat explorer with no production. High quality seismic helps but so too does a prospect inventory with numbers that are difficult to ignore – there are gross mean prospective resources of 20 billion barrels across its eight blocks. And Nimrod accounts for a meaty chunk of that tally. As CEO Paul Welch points out, success with the Kabeljou well would be transformational, not only for Chariot but also for Namibia.

      There has been a surge of interest in the Namibian offshore as companies note the trans-Atlantic similarities with the prolific pre-salt basins offshore Brazil. Indeed, these trans-Atlantic connections are being made all over the place; AIM newcomer Fastnet Oil & Gas reckons its Celtic Basin licences are mirrors of Atlantic Canada while London-listed Premier Oil sees similarities between the Falkland Islands, where it recently farmed-into Rockhopper Exploration’s Sea Lion discovery, and the Namibian offshore.

      Tullow Oil, of course, has already proven the concept further north, with its Zaedyus oil strike offshore French Guiana in South America confirming a mirror of its Jubilee-play offshore Ghana in West Africa.

      (Interestingly Tullow Oil is also now fired up about Mauritania, which is back in fashion after the debacle of the under-performing Chinguetti oilfield. Tullow sees an extension of the Transform Margin play that has proved so successful offshore Ghana on its Mauritanian acreage. Chariot has made its first diversification outside Namibia in Mauritian, securing 90 per cent of Block C19.)

      Chariot has done well to bag BP and Petrobras as partners, adding some heavyweight credibility to the prospectivity of its southern blocks. It still needs partners on the rest of its acreage – it has eight blocks in all – but has suspended the search for farm-in partners until it has analysed data from Tapir South and recent seismic work on its central blocks. A positive result at Nimrod would, of course, assist greatly in bringing in partners for the rest of the portfolio.
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      schrieb am 03.08.12 06:00:58
      Beitrag Nr. 6.605 ()
      Guten Morgen,

      Passport Potash (PPI-TSX-V)

      Im Mining Sector Morning Summary vom 2.8.12 von Libertas wurde folgendes geschrieben:

      Four new holes from their relatively shallow Holbrook Basin, Arizona, USA, potash project offer further encouragement. 1.98 metres (m) from around 326m grading 12.27% potassium oxide (K₂O), or 19.42% potassium chloride (KCl) is typical. This included 0.45m from about 327m @ 25.53% K₂O, or 40.42% KCl. One hole was the first drilled on the recently acquired Fitzgerald Trust ranch and this indicated that the gap between the Twin Buttes Ranch and Passport’s southern land package is mineralised as well.

      All these results will be included in their upcoming updated resource calculation. Current National Instrument 43-101 compliant indicated resources amount to 125.62 million tonnes (Mt) grading 14.29% KCl, for 17.96 Mt of KCl. In addition, an inferred resource of 587.76 Mt @ 12.2% KCl, for 71.71 Mt of KCl has been outlined.

      With further exploration success in Arizona, the company is starting to accumulate a lot of shallow interesting potash, in a strong location. At 20.5 Canadian cents per share, they are capitalised at C$35.4m, while at end February 2012 they had $8.47m of cash, nil marketable securities, or debt.

      Even though we are keen on a number of potash development projects in Africa, a shallow one in the USA, right next door to the biggest customer, has got to be worth a premium.
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      schrieb am 02.08.12 17:51:54
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      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.450.692 von tommy-hl am 02.08.12 17:33:12Hallo Tommy !

      Vielen Dank für die schnelle und kompetente Antwort.:kiss::kiss::kiss:
      Die so hohen Produktionskosten habe ich auf die schnelle gar nicht erkannt.Es ist immer gut wenn man sich mit Spezialisten austauschen kann.

      Schönen Abend
      Minenfee
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      schrieb am 02.08.12 17:33:12
      Beitrag Nr. 6.603 ()
      Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.449.738 von Minenfee am 02.08.12 14:50:04AURA MINERALS INC.

      Hallo Minenfee,

      Aura Minerals hat mit extrem hohen Produktionskosten zu kämpfen! Hier mal die Zahlen aus dem letzten Quartal:

      Mine ----------- prod. Unzen - Cash Cost/Unze

      San Andres Mine: 13,386 --------$ 1,130
      Sao Francisco Mine: 15,349 ------$ 2,424
      Sao Vicente Mine: 8,852 ---------$1,553
      Total / Average: 37,587 -------- $ 1,758

      Zwar war bei der Sao Francisco Mine der Ausfall einer Brecheranlage mit für die hohen Kosten verantwortlich, aber dennoch sind die Produktionskosten zu hoch!

      Bei einem Umsatz von $ 75 Mio. wurde ein Verlust von $ 18 Mio. oder 0,08 CAD pro Aktie gemacht! Ich denke, hier ist das MM gefordert, die Kosten in den Griff zu bekommen.

      Gruß
      Tommy
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