Aurcana, Silberproduzent mit enormen Potential (Seite 888)

[Paphos]

Wenn man sich den 9-Monatschart von AUN ansieht, befindet sich der Kurs in einer sehr intakten Aufwärtsbewegung mit leichten Korrekturphasen aber stark ansteigendem Handelsvolumen bzw. Interesse.
Eine kurzfristige Kurserholung bis 0,80 eur scheint anzustehen bei dem derzeitigen Silberkurs.
Ein Anstieg auf 1 Eur könnte ich mir in den nächsten 3 Monaten sehr gut vorstellen (Upside potential mind. 30%!).

Paphos

[Paphos]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.238.643 von Dicker69 am 20.03.11 19:59:11

ich denke, wir brechen diese woche locker durch die 1 cad-marke durch, wenn dann silber noch über 36 geht, kann es über 1,1 cad oder noch viel höher gehen.

[Armond]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.238.656 von Dicker69 am 20.03.11 20:02:55

Mensch Dicker,

zwei so lange Artikel am Sonntagabend und dann auch noch auf Englisch... Mann Mann Mann, du bist mit deinem AUN Engagement wirklich nicht aufzuhalten.

Gute Arbeit und noch einen schönen Abend!

Viele Grüße,
Armond

[Dicker69]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.238.643 von Dicker69 am 20.03.11 19:59:11

intressant.....

Silver Stock Report

by Jason Hommel, March 19, 2011

Silver Market Structure: Shortages And Sources March 25, 2008
Silver Shortage gets Worse, Price Drops Again! March 20, 2008
Silver Shortage: 19 dealers reported "Sold Out" March 19, 2008
Several of our suppliers are short of silver now, due to overwhelming customer demand. We also, at the JH MINT, had a record week last week.
Two of our best Silver Eagle suppliers have been sold out for a week. One might have them in again in about two weeks, but that's not guaranteed.
Our 10 oz. bar supplier is backordered now, with a two week delivery time.
Our 100 oz. bar supplier has raised prices.
We can still buy 90% junk bags and 1 oz. rounds and get them in a few days, but prices to manufacture 1 oz. rounds just increased.
All of our silver is available for immediate delivery, we still ship the same day your wire comes in, but our prices have increased to reflect the delays and price increases for us to replace those products.
Our price for 90% junk silver bags remains low at 3.7% over spot, but I don't know how long that bargain may last in this hot market. Once 90% silver sells out at the supplier level, it gets very difficult to source in quantity, since coins dated 1964 or earlier are not being made anymore. In fact, we have not been able to buy Silver Dollars from any wholesalers since we started dealing in late 2008.
We can also source 1000 oz. bars with a 5 day delivery wait, which is excellent and fast.
===== SILVER PRICES UNSTOPPABLE =====
Here's why major increases in the spot silver price is inevitable and unstoppable.
It is important to remember the two key ways they halted the exponential rise in the gold and silver prices in 1980. First of all, it was not a manipulation by the Hunt brothers, they were simply scape goats.
The way they halted the rise was to let interest rates rise to compete with the gold price increases. They let interest rates increase to about 22%. Gold, meanwhile, from 1971 to 1980, had increased from $35 to $850/oz., and if you take the annual average of that over 9 years, it was about 42.5% per year. See the math here:
http://www.smartmoney.com/compoundcalc/
The second way they halted the rise was to introduce futures contracts for gold. In this way, if you believed that gold prices would continue to rise, you could put down a small percentage, say 10% down, to control ten times the amount in gold. Then, you could have put the other 90% of your capital into bonds, to simultaneously capture the gains there.
This is not going to work this next time. Why not?
This time, it's different.
Interest rates have been kept artificially low for a very long time. Bond values move inversely to interest rates. This means that as interest rates rise, bond values go down. Examples: Let's say you have a 1 year bond paying 1%. So, you pay $99.01 for a bond that matures at $100 a year later, which is the result of the 1% increase, or bond interest rate. But if interests rates go to 10%, then the value of the bond goes down, and would only be worth $90.9 to mature at $100 a year later, with a 10% annual increase.
If they let interest rates rise from 4% to 25%, bond values would be crushed from about $99 to $80, and the bond market decimated. This move would be particularly destructive, since many bond holders don't hold bonds directly, but rather, they hold bonds on leverage.
Furthermore, many more businesses today, as compared to 1971, have much more debt, and if interest rates rose to 25%, the interest payments would be a crushing burden unable to be paid, and thus, most all companies in debt would go bankrupt, driving most stock prices to zero.
Furthermore, most of the derivatives out there are interest rate derivatives. Like in the silver market, these are mostly one way bets, with the market on one side, and the big banks on the other. The banks have bet interest rates will stay low, and the market is betting they will rise. So even the big banks will go under, if interest rates rise significantly, and so, they cannot.
Similarly, the futures market is about to default on silver and gold deliveries. There is a growing market awareness that the banks have sold short over $200 billion to $400 billion in silver, while all the world's silver mines only produce about $30 billion of silver annually. Market participants are now taking on the cornered banks, putting them into an epic short squeeze of having to deliver silver that does not exist in quantity even remotely compared to the amount of money that exists that can buy silver.
With bonds and futures both about to be fully discredited, they will not likely to be able to be used to trick market participants back into paper this next time around. With silver having gone up 100% in the last year, how high does the interest rate for bond need to go in order to convince holders of silver to give it up for paper? And even if they could, how could they possibly induce the tiny $3 billion silver investor market (investors only buy about 10% of the world's silver market today) to dump silver, to prop up the $50,000 billion bond market? Clearly, the smaller market, if sold, is not nearly big enough to prop up the larger market.
The banks are the deceivers, but they have become the deceived. There are no longer any people in the banking industry, or government, who practice the long lost art of fundamental analysis, basic math, and rational thinking. They flat out do not know what they are doing, or why. They are fighting a losing battle with tools that no longer work, and cannot work in the long run.
An investment into physical silver is now going to be a guaranteed win if you can manage to ride out any temporary price dips that the manipulators manage to paint the tape with. Silver buyers are ready to buy on the dips, and so, in 2008, when silver dipped, silver ran out, and premiums on physical silver reached as high as 50-70%. Such premiums may well return if the banks continue to foolishly fight rational market prices.
Silver shortages lead to either rises in price, or long delivery times. We have chosen a basic business model of free market processes to keep delivery times as fast as possible, and to let price rises be our guide instead. You are now likely to find other sellers of silver selling it cheaper than us, but they will keep your money for months. We recently heard of one national silver seller delay a silver delivery for 8 months. Be careful who you order from. Make sure they have the product in stock and can ship.
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I strongly advise you to take possession of real gold and silver, at anywhere near today's prices, while you still can. The fundamentals indicate rising prices for decades to come, and a major price spike can happen at any time.
JH MINT & Coin Shop, Grass Valley, CA -- minimum order $5000 for free shipping, USA shipping only.
Open 10AM to 5PM Pacific Time, Monday to Friday, closed weekends and bank holidays. (Also Closed from Dec. 25th to Jan 1st)
www.jhmint.com
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[Dicker69]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.235.527 von Scheich2000 am 19.03.11 10:30:44

ich denke Montag gehts weiter Richtung 1Cad....

Texas silver mine gets new life after 1942 closure

By MICHAEL GRACZYKAssociated Press © 2011 The Associated Press
March 19, 2011, 4:47PM


SHAFTER, Texas— A highway sign proclaims "Shafter Ghost Town," and on either sideof the two-lane blacktop are ruins of stone and adobe structures amid ahandful of houses.

About 70 years ago this patch of West Texas desert was home to abustling community and one of the nation's most reliable sources ofsilver. That all began to wither in 1942 when a wartime work forceshortage and plummeting silver prices forced the Presidio Mine to closeand hastened Shafter's demise.

Today, a Canadian company is reviving the mine to take advantageof silver prices that have tripled since 2009, giving the few dozenresidents still living in the area more action than they've seen indecades. The mine will return significant metals production to Texas forthe first time in many years.

"No doubt the price of silver makes this a viable project," saidSandy McVey, the project manager for Vancouver-based mining firm AurcanaCorp., referring to prices that have spiked to more than $30 an ounce."And we need to get this mine up and running fast before the window ofopportunity closes."

The Rio Grande Mining Co., acquired by Vancouver-based AurcanaCorp. in 2008, is building roads and installing underground equipment.It expects to begin producing 800-pound silver bars by the middle ofnext year. Production is estimated at 3.8 million ounces of silverannually — about half the amount the nation's largest single silveroperation, the Greens Creek mine in Alaska, produces now. Idaho andNevada are also major silver mining states.

A groundbreaking last month at the site 190 miles southeast of ElPaso may have been the biggest event locally in a couple generations.The last high point came in 1971, when film director Robert Wise, whodirected "The Sound of Music," used the mountains and ghost town ofShafter for scenes in the science fiction thriller "The AndromedaStrain." Generally, humans are few and far between.

The original mine opened in 1880, and in 1943 Shafter was home to1,500 people. It once had a post office, a school, two saloons and adance hall but now only has about 60 residents.

"There used to be a restaurant here, probably before 1980," saidPatt Sims, a retired school teacher who has lived here since 1976. "Onecook, one baker, one entertainer, one waitress. They got tired ofworking 80 hours a week."

The new project could employ as many as 180 people. A feasibilitystudy published last year suggested oil field workers could be hiredfrom nearby Presidio and Marfa. Another source of manpower is Ojinaga,Mexico, a town of about 20,000 across the Rio Grande and famouslyoccupied 100 years ago by Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa.

Sims, among other residents, wonders what the mine will mean forthe area, where people like the quiet life. "It'll be interesting tosee what comes of it," she said.

State history records show the Spanish prospected the area in the1600s and Franciscan friars operated silver mines near El Paso about1680.

In 1880, the 4,000-foot-long, 1,500-foot-deep Presidio Mineopened and employed as many as 400 people. It accounted for more than 92percent of all the silver and 73 percent of all the gold produced inTexas.

Rich Kyle, a geology professor at the University of Texas who hasexplored the mine, said the Shafter project is a major step for a statethat hasn't had significant metal production for decades.

"There are a lot of silver resources on the planet certainly alot larger and much better, but that's not the point," Kyle said. "I'mexcited about it personally as a mineral geologist in Texas, a stateobviously dominated by the petroleum industry."

Aurcana notes mining at Shafter wasn't stopped more than ahalf-century ago because the ore ran out. "We are mining exactly thesame vein of silver, the same ore body," McVey said. "We're mining whereit's a little bit deeper, where the grade is a little bit lower."

McVey said Rio Grande Mining is taking advantage of the previouswork. "We've got tunnels we can get into. Some are fairly small, butit's easier to get into existing tunnels than break into new rock," hesaid. "You have a 60-year database of operating here, from 1880 to1940."

One attempt to resurrect the mine was aborted in the early 1980swhen silver prices rose, then crashed as brothers Bunker and HerbertHunt notoriously tried to corner the silver market in a scheme that ledthem to financial and legal troubles.

Modern mining techniques and sophisticated chemical processesthat separate silver from rock make the mine more attractive — includingthe piles of waste left behind by the old mining operations.

"We can get productivity they just couldn't dream about with the old technology," McVey said.

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[Scheich2000]

ein schöner schlusskurs...hoffentlich geht es montags weiter up.

[Dicker69]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.234.609 von Dicker69 am 18.03.11 21:43:50

Silber ist glänzend ins neue Jahr gestartet.......

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[Dicker69]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.234.571 von Dicker69 am 18.03.11 21:35:22

Die Unruhen in Nordafrika treiben Anleger in Gold und Silber

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[Dicker69]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.234.552 von Paphos am 18.03.11 21:28:12

mal zum Wert...0,91Cad grüner Wochenabschluß

[Paphos]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.234.522 von Dicker69 am 18.03.11 21:22:32

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