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[boersentrader02]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.317.503 von bennog am 03.08.15 08:45:54

Dann wollen wir es hoffen, das es nicht allzu lange damit dauern wird.

Denn wenn der Kurs bis zum Ende diesen Jahres nicht über 1 $ kommen sollte, könnte es passieren, das Mux von der NYSE, allerdings nur von der NYSE, ausgelistet wird.

Immerhin müssen sie hier über 1 Mill $ für die Listing zahlen und das ist leider für diesen gewordenen Penny-Wert schon eine sehr große Belastung.

Aber lies es selber, was sein kann, aber nicht sein muss.
Viel Zeit bleibt da aber nicht mehr.

Ich hätte nie gedacht, das ich das mit McEwen erleben mußte. Aber Rob muss sehr wahrscheinlich genau so leiden wie ich. Immerhin hat er ca. 60 % Miese gemacht.

Aber er hat es ja, es trifft ja keinen Armen, oder ?



McEwen Mining: What Would NYSE Delisting Mean For Investors?
Jul. 11, 2015 11:55 PM ET | 7 comments | About: McEwen Mining Inc. (MUX)

Disclosure: I am/we are long MUX. (More...)
Summary

Benefits and costs of MUX delisting from NYSE to OTC markets.
Should investors be concerned about MUX's potential delisting?
What does this mean for MUX going forward?

There remains a seemingly anxious buzz surrounding McEwen Mining (NYSE:MUX)- specifically the share price and the recent news of a NYSE


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[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.300.919 von boersentrader02 am 30.07.15 16:51:16

mcewen im interview....there´s a good chance to run back to nine or ten dollars ......
http://www.abnnewswire.net/press/en/80468

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.299.698 von bennog am 30.07.15 15:15:44

Du schreibst es.

Aber solange im Goldpreis keine Wende eingetreten ist wird das nichts mehr mit der McEwen Mining.

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.292.255 von boersentrader02 am 29.07.15 17:35:10

robs interview wurde wohl nicht so gut aufgenommen........

[boersentrader02]

Wenn McEwen weiterhin gute Förderergebnisse liefern wird , werden sie bestimmt auch von den . . .

. . . gesteigerten Goldpreisen profitieren können. Denn für ihre geförderten Goldunzen bekommen sie ja dann eben mehr Geld. So einfach ist das.



Eine neue Gold-Ära wird kommen

geschrieben von: Carsten Englert am 17. Juli 2015



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[boersentrader02]

Das gab es m. E. bsiher noch nicht. Ein Ramschwert zahlt seinen Aktionären eine Dividende.

Wenn auch nicht viel, aber immerhin.



McEwen Mining Inc To Go Ex-Dividend on July 29th (MUX)
Posted on July 28, 2015 by Justin Garson in Dividend Articles, Investing

McEwen Mining (NYSE:MUX) announced a special dividend on Friday, June 19th, Marketbeat reports. Stockholders of record on Friday, July 31st will be paid a dividend of 0.005 per share on Monday, August 17th. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Wednesday, July 29th.

Separately, HC Wainright started coverage on shares of McEwen Mining in a report on Monday, June 29th. They issued a “buy” rating and a $1.30 price target on the stock.

McEwen Mining (NYSE:MUX) opened at 0.7475 on Tuesday. McEwen Mining has a 1-year low of $0.65 and a 1-year high of $2.96. The stock has a 50-day moving average of $0.88 and a 200-day moving average of $1.02. The company’s market cap is $224.65 million.

McEwen Mining (NYSE:MUX) last released its earnings data on Monday, May 11th. The company reported $0.01 earnings per share for the quarter. Analysts expect that McEwen Mining will post $0.0500 EPS for the current fiscal year.

McEwen Mining Inc. is a mining and minerals exploration company. The Company is focused on precious and base metals in Argentina, Mexico and the United States. Its operating segments include Argentina, Mexico and the United States. It has a land position consisting of mining claims, leases of mining claims or concessions of around 814 square miles in Argentina, 697 square
miles in Mexico and 241 square miles in Nevada.

It holds around 49% interest in Minera Santa Cruz S.A. (NYSE:MUX), owner and operator of the producing San Jose mine in Santa Cruz, Argentina, which is controlled by the majority owner of the joint venture, Hochschild Mining plc (Hochschild). It also owns the El Gallo 1 gold mine in Sinaloa, Mexico. In addition to its operating properties, it also holds interests in numerous exploration stage properties and projects in Argentina, Mexico and the United States, including the Gold Bar (Gold Bar) and Los Azules (Los Azules) projects.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.265.312 von boersentrader02 am 25.07.15 17:10:54

Hier ist die 2. Darstellung die beim erstenmal nicht geklappt hat.

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[boersentrader02]

Eine neue Vröffentlichung von einem Fachjournalisten. Ob er es ehrlich meint ?

McEwen Mining: A Record Production And A Higher Than Expected Insurance Payment Strengthen The Balance Sheet
Jul. 16, 2015 11:11 PM ET | 7 comments | About: McEwen Mining Inc. (MUX)


Summary

McEwen's El Gallo mine continues to outperform, but investors should be warned the output might drop by 50% during this quarter.

The San Jose mine is performing okay-ish but won't generate any positive free cash flow this year.

McEwen's insurance company has wired $6.4M as compensation for the damages after an armed robbery - that's more than I was hoping for.

Introduction

In the article I wrote in May about McEwen Mining (NYSE:MUX), I briefly touched the subject of the armed robbery at the company's El Gallo Gold mine in Mexico. I said the impact on the bottom line was still unknown as the company's insurance company hadn't told McEwen how much of the total damage it would cover. The final insurance payment has now been received, and I will update my view in this article, wherein I will also discuss McEwen Mining's operational performance.

The assets continue to perform very well

McEwen Mining has released the production results of the second quarter of this year, and it's pretty obvious the company still is outperforming as it's definitely beating its own expectations.

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Source: company website

The total gold-equivalent production from the El Gallo mine was just in excess of 17,300 ounces which is really good! The excellent performance was caused by increased production efficiencies as well as a higher than expected gold grade. The average grade of the ore that has been processed was 3.7 g/t, much higher than the average grade in the official resource estimates, and you should expect the average feed grade to start to trend down again towards the 2 g/t. This is immediately visible in the company's official production guidance for the third quarter of this year as McEwen expects to produce just 8,00 ounces of gold (roughly half of its Q2 output).

You don't need to panic just yet as the third quarter generally is one of the weakest quarters for the El Gallo mine as the rainy season in Mexico has a negative influence on a heap leach operation. That being said, the company's full year guidance has been reaffirmed at 50,000 ounces of gold at an all-in sustaining cost of $750/oz. This means that even at the current gold price of $1150/oz, McEwen should generate a net cash flow of $20M at El Gallo.

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Source: company website

There was also some decent news (not as good as the very upbeat update on the El Gallo mine) at its 49%-owned San José mine in Argentina, where McEwen's attributable production was just short of 11,300 ounces of gold and almost 800,000 ounces of gold. An increase of 5% and 8% compared to the same quarter last year, due to the higher grade of the ore that has been processed during this quarter. I'm still a bit underwhelmed by the San Jose mine as I don't think this asset will generate any positive free cash flow, given the AISC-guidance of $1225 per gold-equivalent ounce. So it's pretty obvious El Gallo is the main engine for McEwen Mining.
The bitter taste of the armed robbery is almost fully gone now

As you might remember, McEwen Mining was the subject of an armed robbery at its El Gallo gold mine in Mexico earlier this year where thieves stole almost 7,000 ounces of gold. The total impact on the company's bottom line was still unknown, as there have been some negotiations with McEwen's insurance company.




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McEwen Mining: A Record Production And A Higher Than Expected Insurance Payment Strengthen The Balance Sheet
Jul. 16, 2015 11:11 PM ET | 7 comments | About: McEwen Mining Inc. (MUX)

Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. (More...)
Summary

McEwen's El Gallo mine continues to outperform, but investors should be warned the output might drop by 50% during this quarter.
The San Jose mine is performing okay-ish but won't generate any positive free cash flow this year.
McEwen's insurance company has wired $6.4M as compensation for the damages after an armed robbery - that's more than I was hoping for.

Introduction

In the article I wrote in May about McEwen Mining (NYSE:MUX), I briefly touched the subject of the armed robbery at the company's El Gallo Gold mine in Mexico. I said the impact on the bottom line was still unknown as the company's insurance company hadn't told McEwen how much of the total damage it would cover. The final insurance payment has now been received, and I will update my view in this article, wherein I will also discuss McEwen Mining's operational performance.
The assets continue to perform very well

McEwen Mining has released the production results of the second quarter of this year, and it's pretty obvious the company still is outperforming as it's definitely beating its own expectations.

(click to enlarge)

Source: company website

The total gold-equivalent production from the El Gallo mine was just in excess of 17,300 ounces which is really good! The excellent performance was caused by increased production efficiencies as well as a higher than expected gold grade. The average grade of the ore that has been processed was 3.7 g/t, much higher than the average grade in the official resource estimates, and you should expect the average feed grade to start to trend down again towards the 2 g/t. This is immediately visible in the company's official production guidance for the third quarter of this year as McEwen expects to produce just 8,00 ounces of gold (roughly half of its Q2 output).

You don't need to panic just yet as the third quarter generally is one of the weakest quarters for the El Gallo mine as the rainy season in Mexico has a negative influence on a heap leach operation. That being said, the company's full year guidance has been reaffirmed at 50,000 ounces of gold at an all-in sustaining cost of $750/oz. This means that even at the current gold price of $1150/oz, McEwen should generate a net cash flow of $20M at El Gallo.

(click to enlarge)

Source: company website

There was also some decent news (not as good as the very upbeat update on the El Gallo mine) at its 49%-owned San José mine in Argentina, where McEwen's attributable production was just short of 11,300 ounces of gold and almost 800,000 ounces of gold. An increase of 5% and 8% compared to the same quarter last year, due to the higher grade of the ore that has been processed during this quarter. I'm still a bit underwhelmed by the San Jose mine as I don't think this asset will generate any positive free cash flow, given the AISC-guidance of $1225 per gold-equivalent ounce. So it's pretty obvious El Gallo is the main engine for McEwen Mining.
The bitter taste of the armed robbery is almost fully gone now

As you might remember, McEwen Mining was the subject of an armed robbery at its El Gallo gold mine in Mexico earlier this year where thieves stole almost 7,000 ounces of gold. The total impact on the company's bottom line was still unknown, as there have been some negotiations with McEwen's insurance company.

Source: company website

It took a while, but there's some good news! The insurance company has agreed to make a $6.4M payment which means the total impact of the robbery on McEwen's financials will be just $1.6M. I'm a little bit relieved by this result as the $6.4M cash inflow will definitely help to strengthen McEwen's balance sheet which now contains $33M in cash and precious metals.
Investment thesis

Two positive updates from McEwen Mining as the better than expected production at El Gallo and the higher than expected insurance payout will clearly increase the company's cash and working capital position.

Investors should take a (much) lower Q3 production at the El Gallo mine into consideration and I doubt Q3 will be a free cash flow positive quarter for McEwen Mining, so the insurance cash inflow will definitely help to maintain its robust balance sheet.

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[boersentrader02]

Diese 6,4 $ Mio. werden im 3. Quart 2015 noch zu dem Förderergebnis jomuigerechnet.

So bekommt McEwen MIning immerhin 80% von dem Raubüberfall im April 015 von der Versicherung wieder erstattet.

Der Verlust vermindert sich daher auf nur noch 1,6 Mip $. Ist doch schon mal etwaa.


McEwen Mining Receives Insurance Proceeds
07/16/2015
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - July 16, 2015) - McEwen Mining Inc. (NYSE:MUX)(TSX:MUX) ("McEwen Mining" or the "Company") is pleased to announce it has received reimbursement for approximately 80% of the fair value of the loss due to the robbery that occurred on April 7th, 2015 at the El Gallo Mine.

Consequently, the financial impact of the robbery is reduced to approximately US$1.6 million, and McEwen Mining now has cash and precious metals totaling US$33 million.

"Our relentless focus is on financial performance, improving the sustainability of our operations, achieving exploration success, and technological innovation at our existing and future mines," commented Rob McEwen, Chief Owner. "The robbery is behind us, and we have invested in additional security measures to protect our employees and products."



Jetzt werden sie wohl die Goldfelder insgesamt sicherer gest…


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"McEwen Mining now has cash and precious metals totaling US$33 million" - geht doch