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Silver Standard Resources Inc Launches Offering Of USD200 Million Of Convertible Senior Notes
Silver Standard Resources Inc announced that it is offering USD200 million aggregate principal amount of convertible senior notes due 2033 (the Notes) pursuant to private placement exemptions. The Company intends to use up to approximately USD138 million of the net proceeds from the sale of the Notes to repurchase or redeem its existing convertible notes in March 2013 and the remaining net proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include developing or advancing its property portfolio. Silver Standard expects to grant the initial purchasers of the Notes an option to purchase up to an additional USD30 million aggregate principal amount of Notes at any time on or before the 30 th day after the initial closing of the offering. The final terms of the offering will be determined by Silver Standard and the initial purchasers. The Notes will bear cash interest semi-annually at a fixed rate and be convertible by holders into Silver Standard common shares at an initial conversion price higher than the closing share price on the day the offering is priced. Silver Standard currently expects that the Notes will be redeemable by Silver Standard in certain circumstances and Silver Standard also expects that holders may require Silver Standard to repurchase their Notes at certain times. The offering of Notes is expected to close, subject to market conditions and the satisfaction of closing requirements, on or about January 16, 2013.
Silver Standard Resources Inc announced that it is offering USD200 million aggregate principal amount of convertible senior notes due 2033 (the Notes) pursuant to private placement exemptions. The Company intends to use up to approximately USD138 million of the net proceeds from the sale of the Notes to repurchase or redeem its existing convertible notes in March 2013 and the remaining net proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include developing or advancing its property portfolio. Silver Standard expects to grant the initial purchasers of the Notes an option to purchase up to an additional USD30 million aggregate principal amount of Notes at any time on or before the 30 th day after the initial closing of the offering. The final terms of the offering will be determined by Silver Standard and the initial purchasers. The Notes will bear cash interest semi-annually at a fixed rate and be convertible by holders into Silver Standard common shares at an initial conversion price higher than the closing share price on the day the offering is priced. Silver Standard currently expects that the Notes will be redeemable by Silver Standard in certain circumstances and Silver Standard also expects that holders may require Silver Standard to repurchase their Notes at certain times. The offering of Notes is expected to close, subject to market conditions and the satisfaction of closing requirements, on or about January 16, 2013.
Hi Fred, hi Tschonko (gutes Neues...),
Mr. Smith lieferte die Erklärung, warum Q1 nur bei 2 Mio Oz liegen wird:
John Smith, President and CEO of Silver Standard, commented on the Company's 2013 guidance, "Following a strong 2012, we continue to focus on delivering strong and predictable results at Pirquitas. In the first half of the year we are moving from Phase 1 to Phase 2 of the San Miguel open-pit. Due to ore and stockpile sequencing, we plan to produce approximately 2 million ounces of silver in the first quarter of 2013 with production strengthening as we move through the year. At the same time, our team will continue with permitting, engineering and partnering activities at Pitarrilla. We remain focused on progressing towards a construction decision."
Finanz. Bedeutung v. Zink, nicht sehr hoch, nicht mal 10 % v. Umsatz, aber natürlich wichtig für die Drückung der Cash-Kosten v. Silber. Allerdings weiß ich nicht den Netto-Beitrag (Capex u. Opex d. Zinkkreislaufs).
Müsste man tiefer in die Berichte gehen.
Mich würde interessieren, was mit dem anfänglich fest eingeplanten, dann verzögerten u. nun nicht mehr erwähnten Zinn-Kreislauf.
Da habe ich mir einiges davon versprochen.
Vielleicht will man das aber konzentrierter über die Tailings angehen, keine Ahnung.
Was die neue Berechnungsgrundlage für die Cashcosten betrifft, so ist doch eine industrieweiter Standard im Gespräch, bei der Umstellung wird nur Non-GAAP erwähnt.
Es erfolgt eine Umstellung auf verkaufte Unzen (nicht produziert).
Changes to the Presentation of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
Commencing with its 2012 annual filings, Silver Standard plans to revise its non-GAAP "total cash cost" and "total production cost" disclosure methodology. Under the revised methodology, the Company will report total cash cost and total production cost on a "per payable ounce sold" basis, rather than on a per ounce produced basis as reported previously. Silver concentrate export duties that are being accrued but not paid will be reallocated to total cost to reflect their non-cash nature as the Company has an order in its favor against their payment.
Total cash cost will consist of the cost of inventory, third party smelting, refining and transportation and royalties less by-product credits. Total production cost will consist of total cash cost plus depreciation, depletion, amortization (including amortization of deferred stripping costs) and silver concentrate export duties. The divisor for both measures is payable silver ounces sold in the period.
Mr. Smith lieferte die Erklärung, warum Q1 nur bei 2 Mio Oz liegen wird:
John Smith, President and CEO of Silver Standard, commented on the Company's 2013 guidance, "Following a strong 2012, we continue to focus on delivering strong and predictable results at Pirquitas. In the first half of the year we are moving from Phase 1 to Phase 2 of the San Miguel open-pit. Due to ore and stockpile sequencing, we plan to produce approximately 2 million ounces of silver in the first quarter of 2013 with production strengthening as we move through the year. At the same time, our team will continue with permitting, engineering and partnering activities at Pitarrilla. We remain focused on progressing towards a construction decision."
Finanz. Bedeutung v. Zink, nicht sehr hoch, nicht mal 10 % v. Umsatz, aber natürlich wichtig für die Drückung der Cash-Kosten v. Silber. Allerdings weiß ich nicht den Netto-Beitrag (Capex u. Opex d. Zinkkreislaufs).
Müsste man tiefer in die Berichte gehen.
Mich würde interessieren, was mit dem anfänglich fest eingeplanten, dann verzögerten u. nun nicht mehr erwähnten Zinn-Kreislauf.
Da habe ich mir einiges davon versprochen.
Vielleicht will man das aber konzentrierter über die Tailings angehen, keine Ahnung.
Was die neue Berechnungsgrundlage für die Cashcosten betrifft, so ist doch eine industrieweiter Standard im Gespräch, bei der Umstellung wird nur Non-GAAP erwähnt.
Es erfolgt eine Umstellung auf verkaufte Unzen (nicht produziert).
Changes to the Presentation of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
Commencing with its 2012 annual filings, Silver Standard plans to revise its non-GAAP "total cash cost" and "total production cost" disclosure methodology. Under the revised methodology, the Company will report total cash cost and total production cost on a "per payable ounce sold" basis, rather than on a per ounce produced basis as reported previously. Silver concentrate export duties that are being accrued but not paid will be reallocated to total cost to reflect their non-cash nature as the Company has an order in its favor against their payment.
Total cash cost will consist of the cost of inventory, third party smelting, refining and transportation and royalties less by-product credits. Total production cost will consist of total cash cost plus depreciation, depletion, amortization (including amortization of deferred stripping costs) and silver concentrate export duties. The divisor for both measures is payable silver ounces sold in the period.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.997.123 von fredthejet am 08.01.13 21:32:19@fredthejet,
kann sein, dass sie im Qu 4 höhergradiges gemint haben um das 2012 Ziel leicht zu übertreffen.
Das geht nicht immer.
Zink: da wüsst ich gern, ob da bei den cash costs von 17-18,5$ das zink schon miteingerechnet ist.
Insgesamt mit den Explorationskosten um den Daumen herum gerechnet ein Nullevent.
Bin nicht unzufrieden....
kann sein, dass sie im Qu 4 höhergradiges gemint haben um das 2012 Ziel leicht zu übertreffen.
Das geht nicht immer.
Zink: da wüsst ich gern, ob da bei den cash costs von 17-18,5$ das zink schon miteingerechnet ist.
Insgesamt mit den Explorationskosten um den Daumen herum gerechnet ein Nullevent.
Bin nicht unzufrieden....
Zitat von muenchenguru: Outlook for 2013
Silver Standard's estimated production and cost guidance for 2013 are as follows:
Produce and sell 8.2 to 8.5 million ounces of silver.
Produce over 20 million pounds of zinc.
Commencing with its 2012 annual filings, Silver Standard plans to revise its non-GAAP "total cash cost" and "total production cost" disclosure methodology. Under the revised methodology, the Company will report total cash cost and total production cost on a "per payable ounce sold" basis, rather than on a per ounce produced basis as reported previously.
Scheint eine eher vorsichtige Schätzung bzgl. der Silber-Produktion für 2013 ?! Multipliziert man die Pirquitas-Produktion im vierten Quartal sind 9,2 Mio. drin. Finde ich aber ganz gut. Lieber eine positive als eine negative Überraschung...
Steigerung der Zink-Produktion von 11,2 auf 20 Mio. erscheint mir dagegen recht ambitioniert. Bin da aber bisher nicht so eingestiegen. Kann mal einer der "Experten" hier 2-3 Sätze zum Thema Zink als Beiprodukt, finanzielle Bedeutung für SSRI und der geplanten Steigerung sagen ?
Was haltet Ihr von der neuen Methode der Produktionskosten-Angabe ? Ich denke mal, dass sorgt für mehr Transparenz. Kann SSRI damit aber auch punkten ?
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denke man kann das Jahr 2012 u. den Ausblick auf 2013 am besten mit "Beharrlichkeit" assoziieren.
Was mich bei den letzten Meldungen beeindruckte waren die guten Drillergebnisse rund um Pirquitas. Da werden wir wohl noch länger eine gute Mine haben...
Pitarilla wird sich bestimmt noch hinziehen.
San Luis dürfte schneller was werden.
January 8, 2013 - 7:00 AM EST
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Silver Standard provides 2012 production results and issues 2013 production and cost guidance
VANCOUVER, Jan. 8, 2013 /CNW/ - Silver Standard Resources Inc. (NASDAQ: SSRI, TSX: SSO) ("Silver Standard" or the "Company") announced 2012 production at the Pirquitas mine in Jujuy, Argentina and provided production and cost guidance for 2013.
2012 Operating Highlights:
Exceeded silver production guidance: Produced 8.6 million ounces of silver in 2012, exceeding the high-end of the guidance range. Produced 11.2 million pounds of zinc, near the high-end of 2012 guidance.
Delivered strong operating performance: Milled 4,433 tonnes per day, on average, during 2012, 11% above nominal design. Silver recovery averaged 76% during 2012.
Created value: Drilled over 53,000 meters at Pirquitas during 2012, aggressively exploring the Cortaderas Breccia and Cortaderas Valley targets. Executed the Company's sales strategy, signing sales agreements with smelters, improving margins and building a strong customer base for 2013.
"In 2012, our team delivered on its commitments," said John Smith, President and CEO. "At Pirquitas, we exceeded the high-end of our silver production guidance range, producing a record 8.6 million ounces and delivered on our sales strategy. Exploration remains key to our business model, and we continue to focus on adding value through the drill bit. In the fourth quarter, we completed the Pitarrilla Feasibility Study, defining a mine with approximately 480 million ounces of reserves and producing 15 million ounces of silver per year on average during the first 18 years of a 32-year project."
Summary of Mine Operating Statistics
Q4 2012 Q3 2012 % Change
Total material mined Kt 4,415 4,333 1.9%
Ore processed Kt 417 404 3.2%
Silver mill feed grade g/t 212 214 (0.9%)
Zinc mill feed grade % 0.67 0.65 3.1%
Silver recovery % 79.9 77.7 2.8%
Zinc recovery % 42 39 7.7%
Silver produced '000 oz 2,268 2,163 4.9%
Zinc produced '000 lbs 3,176 2,770 14.7%
Silver ounces sold '000 oz 3,218 2,770 16.2%
Zinc pounds sold '000 lbs 2,731 2,152 26.9%
Note: Percent changes are calculated using rounded numbers presented in the table.
Mine Operations
During 2012, the Pirquitas mine produced a record 8.6 million ounces of silver. The mine produced 2.3 million ounces of silver during the fourth quarter, 4.9% quarter-on-quarter improvement reflecting higher average silver recoveries in the plant and higher mill throughput. The mine also produced 3.2 million pounds of zinc in the fourth quarter, bringing total zinc production to 11.2 million pounds for the year, near the high-end of the 2012 zinc production guidance range.
Approximately 417,000 tonnes of ore were milled at an average rate of 4,531 tonnes per day during the quarter, 13% above the plant's nominal design. On an annual basis, the mill processed 4,433 tonnes per day during 2012.
Ore milled during the fourth quarter of 2012 contained an average silver grade of 212 g/t, in line with the 214 g/t reported for the third quarter. The average recovery rate for silver increased to 79.9% from 77.7% in the third quarter.
Outlook for 2013
Silver Standard's estimated production and cost guidance for 2013 are as follows:
Produce and sell 8.2 to 8.5 million ounces of silver.
Produce over 20 million pounds of zinc.
Total cash cost of between $17.00 and $18.50 per silver ounce.
Capital expenditures of $25 million at Pirquitas, including approximately $15 million for a tailings facility expansion but excluding capitalized stripping costs.
Expenditures of $15 million for exploration across the Company's portfolio.
Expenditures of $17 million for development.
Silver Standard plans to spend approximately $15 million on exploration in 2013. Of this, approximately $7 million is budgeted for exploration at our Mexican projects, with the balance mainly budgeted for Argentina and Peru. The Company may increase its exploration budget or redirect exploration spending in response to positive results.
The Company expects to spend a minimum of $17 million on development in 2013. Of this, approximately $8 million and $7 million will be incurred at the Pitarrilla and San Luis projects, respectively, in line with our goal of advancing these projects to construction decisions. Should construction decisions be made, development expenditures would increase significantly. Planned investments in advance of construction decisions include optimization, land acquisition, community agreements, permitting and financing.
John Smith, President and CEO of Silver Standard, commented on the Company's 2013 guidance, "Following a strong 2012, we continue to focus on delivering strong and predictable results at Pirquitas. In the first half of the year we are moving from Phase 1 to Phase 2 of the San Miguel open-pit. Due to ore and stockpile sequencing, we plan to produce approximately 2 million ounces of silver in the first quarter of 2013 with production strengthening as we move through the year. At the same time, our team will continue with permitting, engineering and partnering activities at Pitarrilla. We remain focused on progressing towards a construction decision."
Silver Standard is required to adopt the accounting standard IFRIC 20 "Stripping Costs in the Production Phase of a Surface Mine" effective January 1, 2013. The Company estimates that the adoption of IFRIC 20 will result in the capitalization of approximately $24 million of mining costs in 2013 that will be amortized in subsequent periods.
Changes to the Presentation of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
Commencing with its 2012 annual filings, Silver Standard plans to revise its non-GAAP "total cash cost" and "total production cost" disclosure methodology. Under the revised methodology, the Company will report total cash cost and total production cost on a "per payable ounce sold" basis, rather than on a per ounce produced basis as reported previously. Silver concentrate export duties that are being accrued but not paid will be reallocated to total cost to reflect their non-cash nature as the Company has an order in its favor against their payment.
Total cash cost will consist of the cost of inventory, third party smelting, refining and transportation and royalties less by-product credits. Total production cost will consist of total cash cost plus depreciation, depletion, amortization (including amortization of deferred stripping costs) and silver concentrate export duties. The divisor for both measures is payable silver ounces sold in the period.
The 2013 total cash cost guidance incorporates these changes.
Was mich bei den letzten Meldungen beeindruckte waren die guten Drillergebnisse rund um Pirquitas. Da werden wir wohl noch länger eine gute Mine haben...
Pitarilla wird sich bestimmt noch hinziehen.
San Luis dürfte schneller was werden.
January 8, 2013 - 7:00 AM EST
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Silver Standard provides 2012 production results and issues 2013 production and cost guidance
VANCOUVER, Jan. 8, 2013 /CNW/ - Silver Standard Resources Inc. (NASDAQ: SSRI, TSX: SSO) ("Silver Standard" or the "Company") announced 2012 production at the Pirquitas mine in Jujuy, Argentina and provided production and cost guidance for 2013.
2012 Operating Highlights:
Exceeded silver production guidance: Produced 8.6 million ounces of silver in 2012, exceeding the high-end of the guidance range. Produced 11.2 million pounds of zinc, near the high-end of 2012 guidance.
Delivered strong operating performance: Milled 4,433 tonnes per day, on average, during 2012, 11% above nominal design. Silver recovery averaged 76% during 2012.
Created value: Drilled over 53,000 meters at Pirquitas during 2012, aggressively exploring the Cortaderas Breccia and Cortaderas Valley targets. Executed the Company's sales strategy, signing sales agreements with smelters, improving margins and building a strong customer base for 2013.
"In 2012, our team delivered on its commitments," said John Smith, President and CEO. "At Pirquitas, we exceeded the high-end of our silver production guidance range, producing a record 8.6 million ounces and delivered on our sales strategy. Exploration remains key to our business model, and we continue to focus on adding value through the drill bit. In the fourth quarter, we completed the Pitarrilla Feasibility Study, defining a mine with approximately 480 million ounces of reserves and producing 15 million ounces of silver per year on average during the first 18 years of a 32-year project."
Summary of Mine Operating Statistics
Q4 2012 Q3 2012 % Change
Total material mined Kt 4,415 4,333 1.9%
Ore processed Kt 417 404 3.2%
Silver mill feed grade g/t 212 214 (0.9%)
Zinc mill feed grade % 0.67 0.65 3.1%
Silver recovery % 79.9 77.7 2.8%
Zinc recovery % 42 39 7.7%
Silver produced '000 oz 2,268 2,163 4.9%
Zinc produced '000 lbs 3,176 2,770 14.7%
Silver ounces sold '000 oz 3,218 2,770 16.2%
Zinc pounds sold '000 lbs 2,731 2,152 26.9%
Note: Percent changes are calculated using rounded numbers presented in the table.
Mine Operations
During 2012, the Pirquitas mine produced a record 8.6 million ounces of silver. The mine produced 2.3 million ounces of silver during the fourth quarter, 4.9% quarter-on-quarter improvement reflecting higher average silver recoveries in the plant and higher mill throughput. The mine also produced 3.2 million pounds of zinc in the fourth quarter, bringing total zinc production to 11.2 million pounds for the year, near the high-end of the 2012 zinc production guidance range.
Approximately 417,000 tonnes of ore were milled at an average rate of 4,531 tonnes per day during the quarter, 13% above the plant's nominal design. On an annual basis, the mill processed 4,433 tonnes per day during 2012.
Ore milled during the fourth quarter of 2012 contained an average silver grade of 212 g/t, in line with the 214 g/t reported for the third quarter. The average recovery rate for silver increased to 79.9% from 77.7% in the third quarter.
Outlook for 2013
Silver Standard's estimated production and cost guidance for 2013 are as follows:
Produce and sell 8.2 to 8.5 million ounces of silver.
Produce over 20 million pounds of zinc.
Total cash cost of between $17.00 and $18.50 per silver ounce.
Capital expenditures of $25 million at Pirquitas, including approximately $15 million for a tailings facility expansion but excluding capitalized stripping costs.
Expenditures of $15 million for exploration across the Company's portfolio.
Expenditures of $17 million for development.
Silver Standard plans to spend approximately $15 million on exploration in 2013. Of this, approximately $7 million is budgeted for exploration at our Mexican projects, with the balance mainly budgeted for Argentina and Peru. The Company may increase its exploration budget or redirect exploration spending in response to positive results.
The Company expects to spend a minimum of $17 million on development in 2013. Of this, approximately $8 million and $7 million will be incurred at the Pitarrilla and San Luis projects, respectively, in line with our goal of advancing these projects to construction decisions. Should construction decisions be made, development expenditures would increase significantly. Planned investments in advance of construction decisions include optimization, land acquisition, community agreements, permitting and financing.
John Smith, President and CEO of Silver Standard, commented on the Company's 2013 guidance, "Following a strong 2012, we continue to focus on delivering strong and predictable results at Pirquitas. In the first half of the year we are moving from Phase 1 to Phase 2 of the San Miguel open-pit. Due to ore and stockpile sequencing, we plan to produce approximately 2 million ounces of silver in the first quarter of 2013 with production strengthening as we move through the year. At the same time, our team will continue with permitting, engineering and partnering activities at Pitarrilla. We remain focused on progressing towards a construction decision."
Silver Standard is required to adopt the accounting standard IFRIC 20 "Stripping Costs in the Production Phase of a Surface Mine" effective January 1, 2013. The Company estimates that the adoption of IFRIC 20 will result in the capitalization of approximately $24 million of mining costs in 2013 that will be amortized in subsequent periods.
Changes to the Presentation of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
Commencing with its 2012 annual filings, Silver Standard plans to revise its non-GAAP "total cash cost" and "total production cost" disclosure methodology. Under the revised methodology, the Company will report total cash cost and total production cost on a "per payable ounce sold" basis, rather than on a per ounce produced basis as reported previously. Silver concentrate export duties that are being accrued but not paid will be reallocated to total cost to reflect their non-cash nature as the Company has an order in its favor against their payment.
Total cash cost will consist of the cost of inventory, third party smelting, refining and transportation and royalties less by-product credits. Total production cost will consist of total cash cost plus depreciation, depletion, amortization (including amortization of deferred stripping costs) and silver concentrate export duties. The divisor for both measures is payable silver ounces sold in the period.
The 2013 total cash cost guidance incorporates these changes.
14 Dec. 2012
NI 43-101 Technical Report on the
Pitarrilla Project
Durango State, Mexico
http://www.silverstandard.com/_resources/Pitarrilla_Technica…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.968.507 von prallhans am 30.12.12 11:13:32für mich ist SSRI auch ein einer guten Ausgangslage, die operativen Schwierigkeiten u. der Argentinien-Malus haben sie unattraktiv für den Markt gemacht, aber das wird sich beheben.
Sobald sich eine Finanzierung abzeichnet wird SSRI in der allerhöchsten Silberliga spielen.
Sehr gut gefällt uns jetzt die kanadische Silver Standard Resources (SSRI). Kürzlich hat der Konzern herausragende Zahlen zu seinem Pitarrilla Projekt in Mexiko veröffentlicht. Nach neuesten Untersuchungen lagern dort 479 Millionen Unzen Silber. Bislang war man von lediglich 91,7 Millionen Unzen Silber ausgegangen. Eine aktuelle Machbarkeitstudie kommt zu dem Ergebnis, dass in Pitarrilla über einen Zeitraum von 32 Jahren Silber abgebaut werden kann. In den ersten 18 Jahren soll sich die anvisierte Produktionsmenge auf jährlich 15 Millionen Unzen belaufen.
Hierzu muss man wissen, dass Silver Standard in seinen Projekten in Mexiko, Argentinien und Peru bislang über nachgewiesene Reserven von insgesamt „nur“ 189 Millionen Unzen Silber verfügte. Im abgelaufenen Quartal hat der Konzern 2,2 Millionen Unzen produziert. Das heißt, bei einem Stimmungsumschwung im Minensektor dürfte eine völlige Neubewertung des Konzerns anstehen. Beim Aktienkurs auf Wochenbasis in der folgenden Abbildung zeigen sich jetzt Ansätze einer umgekehrten Schulter-Kopf-Schulter-Formation, die eine langfristige untere Trendwende ankündigen könnte
Sobald sich eine Finanzierung abzeichnet wird SSRI in der allerhöchsten Silberliga spielen.
Sehr gut gefällt uns jetzt die kanadische Silver Standard Resources (SSRI). Kürzlich hat der Konzern herausragende Zahlen zu seinem Pitarrilla Projekt in Mexiko veröffentlicht. Nach neuesten Untersuchungen lagern dort 479 Millionen Unzen Silber. Bislang war man von lediglich 91,7 Millionen Unzen Silber ausgegangen. Eine aktuelle Machbarkeitstudie kommt zu dem Ergebnis, dass in Pitarrilla über einen Zeitraum von 32 Jahren Silber abgebaut werden kann. In den ersten 18 Jahren soll sich die anvisierte Produktionsmenge auf jährlich 15 Millionen Unzen belaufen.
Hierzu muss man wissen, dass Silver Standard in seinen Projekten in Mexiko, Argentinien und Peru bislang über nachgewiesene Reserven von insgesamt „nur“ 189 Millionen Unzen Silber verfügte. Im abgelaufenen Quartal hat der Konzern 2,2 Millionen Unzen produziert. Das heißt, bei einem Stimmungsumschwung im Minensektor dürfte eine völlige Neubewertung des Konzerns anstehen. Beim Aktienkurs auf Wochenbasis in der folgenden Abbildung zeigen sich jetzt Ansätze einer umgekehrten Schulter-Kopf-Schulter-Formation, die eine langfristige untere Trendwende ankündigen könnte
Das ist aber dann ein Hammerhebel auf Silber.
Andreas Hose vom antizyklischen Börsenbrief schwärmt geradezu von SSO:
http://www.godmode-trader.de/nachricht/Goldaktien-Kaufkandid…
Andreas Hose vom antizyklischen Börsenbrief schwärmt geradezu von SSO:
http://www.godmode-trader.de/nachricht/Goldaktien-Kaufkandid…
Total production cost, which includes depreciation, depletion and amortization, was $29.20 per ounce in the third quarter of 2012 compared to $27.06 in the second quarter of 2012 and $24.55 in the third quarter of 2011.
http://ir.silverstandard.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=719…
Die sind sogar deutlich mehr gestiegen als 8%: 29,20 zu 24,55
Eine 8-10 prozentige Steigerung der Totalkosten ist jedenfalls nichts Neues in der Branche und es ist ein Indiz dafür, dass die z.Zt. niedrigen Silberpreise auf die Dauer nicht zu halten sind ...
Grüße
http://ir.silverstandard.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=719…
Die sind sogar deutlich mehr gestiegen als 8%: 29,20 zu 24,55
Eine 8-10 prozentige Steigerung der Totalkosten ist jedenfalls nichts Neues in der Branche und es ist ein Indiz dafür, dass die z.Zt. niedrigen Silberpreise auf die Dauer nicht zu halten sind ...
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