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Wenn das so weiter geht wird das Gold auch wieder steigen. 
Warten wir es ab, es geht genau so schnell wieder hoch, wie es auch abwärts gegangen ist.
Chinas Luxus-Käufer verleihen Gold neues Leben
Von CHUN-WEI YAP
PEKING – In China steigt wieder die Lust auf Luxus. Dem schwächelnden Goldmarkt verleiht das neues Leben. In der vergangenen Woche stieg der Preis für Gold um 4 Prozent. Am Montag gab es ein Drei-Wochen-Hoch von 1.334,70 US-Dollar. Einige Anleger und Analysten berichten, dass hinter dem Anstieg vor allem eine höhere Nachfrage nach physischem Gold in China steckt.
China macht allein ein Viertel der weltweiten Goldnachfrage aus. Im zweiten Quartal stieg diese auf den Rekordwert von 385,5 Tonnen, wie aus am Montag veröffentlichten Zahlen der staatlichen China Gold Association hervorgeht.
Das ist doppelt so viel wie noch vor einem Jahr, zeigt eine Analyse der Daten durch das Wall Street Journal.
[image] Chuin-Wei Yap/The Wall Street Journal
Goldkäufer gehen in Peking auf Schnäppchenjagd.
Die viel beachteten Schätzungen d-.....
http://www.wsj.de/article/SB10001424127887323585604579009990…
Warten wir es ab, es geht genau so schnell wieder hoch, wie es auch abwärts gegangen ist.
Chinas Luxus-Käufer verleihen Gold neues Leben
Von CHUN-WEI YAP
PEKING – In China steigt wieder die Lust auf Luxus. Dem schwächelnden Goldmarkt verleiht das neues Leben. In der vergangenen Woche stieg der Preis für Gold um 4 Prozent. Am Montag gab es ein Drei-Wochen-Hoch von 1.334,70 US-Dollar. Einige Anleger und Analysten berichten, dass hinter dem Anstieg vor allem eine höhere Nachfrage nach physischem Gold in China steckt.
China macht allein ein Viertel der weltweiten Goldnachfrage aus. Im zweiten Quartal stieg diese auf den Rekordwert von 385,5 Tonnen, wie aus am Montag veröffentlichten Zahlen der staatlichen China Gold Association hervorgeht.
Das ist doppelt so viel wie noch vor einem Jahr, zeigt eine Analyse der Daten durch das Wall Street Journal.
[image] Chuin-Wei Yap/The Wall Street Journal
Goldkäufer gehen in Peking auf Schnäppchenjagd.
Die viel beachteten Schätzungen d-.....
http://www.wsj.de/article/SB10001424127887323585604579009990…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.235.021 von boersentrader02 am 12.08.13 22:53:49da hat rob rechtzeitig die kosten gesenkt--andere miners könnten nun nachziehen (viele werden potenzial für kostensenkungen haben)...könnte mir vorstellen dass im laufenden quartal noch ein wenig günstiger produziert wird 
mcewen ist eine traumyacht ----dagegen barrick, newmont, kinross haben schon etwas von einem frachtschiff.....rob ist einfach wendiger und einen schritt voraus...fühle mich pudelwohl in dieser aktie und werde den weg mitgehen "so lange" der euro bestand hat bzw. einige währungen den bach runtergehen....2017-2020???!!!
mcewen ist eine traumyacht ----dagegen barrick, newmont, kinross haben schon etwas von einem frachtschiff.....rob ist einfach wendiger und einen schritt voraus...fühle mich pudelwohl in dieser aktie und werde den weg mitgehen "so lange" der euro bestand hat bzw. einige währungen den bach runtergehen....2017-2020???!!!
Why McEwen Mining's Shares Jumped
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Although we don't believe in timing the market or panicking over market movements, we do like to keep an eye on big changes -- just in case they're material to our investing thesis.
What: Shares of McEwen Mining (NYSE: MUX ) jumped 10% today after the company updated operating results.
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/08/12/why-mcewen-…
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Although we don't believe in timing the market or panicking over market movements, we do like to keep an eye on big changes -- just in case they're material to our investing thesis.
What: Shares of McEwen Mining (NYSE: MUX ) jumped 10% today after the company updated operating results.
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/08/12/why-mcewen-…
Ob dieses Agreement das nächste Goldfeld für McEwen Mining werden könnte, wer weiss das heute schon ?
Erst einmal wird in den nächsten 4 Jahren für jeweils 100.000 $ auf diesem Feld weiter nach Gold gesucht.
Nevada Exploration Provides Grass Valley Project Update with McEwen Mining Inc.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/12/13 --
Nevada Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE: NGE) ("NGE") is pleased to provide an exploration update on the Grass Valley Project and to announce that McEwen Mining Inc. has elected to continue the Project.
Background and Project Description
In February 2012 McEwen Mining and NGE began working together under an Exploration Agreement to generate new gold projects using NGE's proprietary hydrogeochemistry (groundwater chemistry) exploration technology within a 25,000 hectare (95 sq mi) study area in Grass Valley in north central Nevada (the "AOI"), south of Barrick Gold Corp's Cortez Hills Gold Mine. During the year, McEwen Mining and NGE completed a hydrogeochemistry sampling program across the large AOI, and delineated a large, previously unexplored target area on the west side of Grass Valley based on a NNE lineament of upwelling groundwater containing anomalous concentrations of gold and other trace elements associated with Carlin-type mineralization.
When evaluated in the context of the regional geology, the hydrogeochemistry results suggested a possible underlying mineralized fault system projecting northward towards Cortez Hills, and in September 2012 McEwen Mining elected to acquire the Grass Valley Project as a Designated Project under the Exploration Agreement. The Grass Valley Project consists of approximately 59 sq km (23 sq mi) of unpatented mining claims along the west side of Grass Valley.
Exploration Update
Since acquiring the Grass Valley Project, McEwen Mining has advanced the Project by: collecting rock, soil, and vegetation geochemistry samples; mapping the exposed range front geology in the context of the regionally important structural controls; completing a detailed gravity geophysics survey; and acquiring and reprocessing historic seismic geophysical data. During this time, NGE has also completed additional groundwater sampling.
While the spatial extent of the rock, soil, and vegetation geochemistry sampling was limited to several small areas, the results show localized concentrations of elevated gold and trace element chemistry along areas defined by anomalous hydrogeochemistry in patterns that further suggest the presence of NNE trending structural zones beneath the project area.
At the project scale, the geologic mapping along the exposed range front identified upper plate rocks with widely-scattered, small areas of hydrothermal alteration coincident with anomalous gold and trace-elements in the rock geochemistry samples. At the district scale, four miles to the west of the Project, windows through the upper plate have exposed lower plate rocks hosting a small Carlin-type gold deposit at the Toiyabe mine.
Several of the SSE trending folds exposed in the mountains surrounding the Toiyabe mine project beneath the Grass Valley Project area, where they intersect the major inferred NNE structural zones. Together, the local and district scale mapping suggest the possibility that the lower plate rocks associated with mineralization at Cortez Hills to the north and Toyiabe to the west could also be present at economic depths at the Grass Valley Project.
The detailed gravity geophysical survey successfully outlined a broad area of bedrock covered by an estimated less than 100m (300ft) of sand and gravel extending 3.2km (2mi) from the exposed range front for the entire length of the 8km (5 mi) long target area. These results provided further evidence that depth of cover at the project is potentially shallow and within economic constraints, and that the target area is large enough to contain a significant mineralized system.
The seismic data was originally collected in the late 1980's for a research project designed to characterize the deep crustal structure of north-central Nevada. McEwen Mining acquired and re-processed this data to provide information at shallower depths more appropriate for gold exploration. The reprocessed data identified a complex fault system dipping to the west and exhibiting characteristics associated with older reactivated structures regarded as favorable for Carlin-type gold deposits elsewhere in Nevada.
In addition to the work completed at Grass Valley by McEwen Mining since acquiring the Project, NGE has also been completing further groundwater sampling to continue to focus exploration in Grass Valley. NGE's sampling efforts are ongoing, but the results to date have already focused the area of anomalous hydrogeochemistry at the Grass Valley Project to a north-south oriented target measuring approximate 8km (5 mi) long by 1.6km (1mi) wide.
While Grass Valley still represents an early stage grass roots exploration project, NGE is very encouraged by the results to date and the significant upside of this new Project.
The combination of:
(i) the major NNE structures suggested by the geochemistry and confirmed by the gravity geophysics that project from the Grass Valley Project to the mineralized Cortez Hills Breccia Complex;
(ii) the SSE trending fold structures associated with the mineralized lower plate bedrock at the Toiyabe Mine that project beneath the Project, cross cutting the major NNE structures;
(iii) the shallow cover and large size of the target area suggested by the detailed gravity geophysics; and
(iv) the presence of elevated concentrations of gold and other trace elements associated with Carlin style mineralization in the groundwater at the Project, together have provided further confirmation that the Grass Valley Project represents a compelling new exploration target in an area of Nevada known for large world class gold deposits.
Based on this encouraging exploration dataset, McEwen Mining has notified NGE that it plans to continue advancing the Grass Valley Project for another year and to work with NGE to collect additional pre-drilling groundwater chemistry data, with the objective of establishing a strong geologic case for a series of stratigraphic test drill holes to establish the presence of and depth to the reactive lower plate host rocks that are associated with large Carlin-type gold deposits in Nevada.
Exploration Agreement
As per the terms of the Exploration Agreement, McEwen Mining and NGE's interests in the Grass Valley Designated Property are 70% and 30% respectively. McEwen Mining is the project manager, has sole discretion on the nature and timing of all exploration and development activities, and is solely responsible for payment of all costs incurred in respect of the project.
As McEwen Mining elects to continue to maintain the Grass Valley Designated Property, McEwen Mining will pay NGE $100,000 USD on the first through fourth anniversaries of acquiring the Designated Property, and then $250,000 USD on each subsequent anniversary.
If McEwen Mining completes a Production Decision Report on the Designated Property that McEwen Mining deems sufficient to base a decision to commence production, the Designated Property will advance under a Joint Venture agreement, at which time both parties will be required to fund their pro rata share of project expenditures or be diluted. If either party's interest is diluted below 10%, such party's interest converts to a 2% NSR.
About Nevada Exploration Inc.
NGE is an exploration company focused on gold in Nevada. NGE is led by an experienced management team that has been involved with the discovery of more than 30 million ounces of gold in Nevada.
NGE is aggressively applying the latest in covered deposit exploration technology to identify, acquire, and advance new exploration properties in Nevada's highly prospective, yet underexplored covered basins. Specifically, NGE has developed proprietary hydrogeochemistry (groundwater chemistry) exploration technology to explore for gold in Nevada's covered basins where traditional exploration techniques are challenged.
Using its industry leading exploration technology, NGE has assembled a portfolio of nine new gold projects, and with over 13,500 hectares (52 sq mi), is evolving as a major player in this world class jurisdiction. NGE's business model is to leverage its properties and technology to create shareholder value through generative exploration, joint ventures, and other exploration partnerships.
For more information about NGE's regional exploration program, which was ....
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-08/27688239…
Erst einmal wird in den nächsten 4 Jahren für jeweils 100.000 $ auf diesem Feld weiter nach Gold gesucht.
Nevada Exploration Provides Grass Valley Project Update with McEwen Mining Inc.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/12/13 --
Nevada Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE: NGE) ("NGE") is pleased to provide an exploration update on the Grass Valley Project and to announce that McEwen Mining Inc. has elected to continue the Project.
Background and Project Description
In February 2012 McEwen Mining and NGE began working together under an Exploration Agreement to generate new gold projects using NGE's proprietary hydrogeochemistry (groundwater chemistry) exploration technology within a 25,000 hectare (95 sq mi) study area in Grass Valley in north central Nevada (the "AOI"), south of Barrick Gold Corp's Cortez Hills Gold Mine. During the year, McEwen Mining and NGE completed a hydrogeochemistry sampling program across the large AOI, and delineated a large, previously unexplored target area on the west side of Grass Valley based on a NNE lineament of upwelling groundwater containing anomalous concentrations of gold and other trace elements associated with Carlin-type mineralization.
When evaluated in the context of the regional geology, the hydrogeochemistry results suggested a possible underlying mineralized fault system projecting northward towards Cortez Hills, and in September 2012 McEwen Mining elected to acquire the Grass Valley Project as a Designated Project under the Exploration Agreement. The Grass Valley Project consists of approximately 59 sq km (23 sq mi) of unpatented mining claims along the west side of Grass Valley.
Exploration Update
Since acquiring the Grass Valley Project, McEwen Mining has advanced the Project by: collecting rock, soil, and vegetation geochemistry samples; mapping the exposed range front geology in the context of the regionally important structural controls; completing a detailed gravity geophysics survey; and acquiring and reprocessing historic seismic geophysical data. During this time, NGE has also completed additional groundwater sampling.
While the spatial extent of the rock, soil, and vegetation geochemistry sampling was limited to several small areas, the results show localized concentrations of elevated gold and trace element chemistry along areas defined by anomalous hydrogeochemistry in patterns that further suggest the presence of NNE trending structural zones beneath the project area.
At the project scale, the geologic mapping along the exposed range front identified upper plate rocks with widely-scattered, small areas of hydrothermal alteration coincident with anomalous gold and trace-elements in the rock geochemistry samples. At the district scale, four miles to the west of the Project, windows through the upper plate have exposed lower plate rocks hosting a small Carlin-type gold deposit at the Toiyabe mine.
Several of the SSE trending folds exposed in the mountains surrounding the Toiyabe mine project beneath the Grass Valley Project area, where they intersect the major inferred NNE structural zones. Together, the local and district scale mapping suggest the possibility that the lower plate rocks associated with mineralization at Cortez Hills to the north and Toyiabe to the west could also be present at economic depths at the Grass Valley Project.
The detailed gravity geophysical survey successfully outlined a broad area of bedrock covered by an estimated less than 100m (300ft) of sand and gravel extending 3.2km (2mi) from the exposed range front for the entire length of the 8km (5 mi) long target area. These results provided further evidence that depth of cover at the project is potentially shallow and within economic constraints, and that the target area is large enough to contain a significant mineralized system.
The seismic data was originally collected in the late 1980's for a research project designed to characterize the deep crustal structure of north-central Nevada. McEwen Mining acquired and re-processed this data to provide information at shallower depths more appropriate for gold exploration. The reprocessed data identified a complex fault system dipping to the west and exhibiting characteristics associated with older reactivated structures regarded as favorable for Carlin-type gold deposits elsewhere in Nevada.
In addition to the work completed at Grass Valley by McEwen Mining since acquiring the Project, NGE has also been completing further groundwater sampling to continue to focus exploration in Grass Valley. NGE's sampling efforts are ongoing, but the results to date have already focused the area of anomalous hydrogeochemistry at the Grass Valley Project to a north-south oriented target measuring approximate 8km (5 mi) long by 1.6km (1mi) wide.
While Grass Valley still represents an early stage grass roots exploration project, NGE is very encouraged by the results to date and the significant upside of this new Project.
The combination of:
(i) the major NNE structures suggested by the geochemistry and confirmed by the gravity geophysics that project from the Grass Valley Project to the mineralized Cortez Hills Breccia Complex;
(ii) the SSE trending fold structures associated with the mineralized lower plate bedrock at the Toiyabe Mine that project beneath the Project, cross cutting the major NNE structures;
(iii) the shallow cover and large size of the target area suggested by the detailed gravity geophysics; and
(iv) the presence of elevated concentrations of gold and other trace elements associated with Carlin style mineralization in the groundwater at the Project, together have provided further confirmation that the Grass Valley Project represents a compelling new exploration target in an area of Nevada known for large world class gold deposits.
Based on this encouraging exploration dataset, McEwen Mining has notified NGE that it plans to continue advancing the Grass Valley Project for another year and to work with NGE to collect additional pre-drilling groundwater chemistry data, with the objective of establishing a strong geologic case for a series of stratigraphic test drill holes to establish the presence of and depth to the reactive lower plate host rocks that are associated with large Carlin-type gold deposits in Nevada.
Exploration Agreement
As per the terms of the Exploration Agreement, McEwen Mining and NGE's interests in the Grass Valley Designated Property are 70% and 30% respectively. McEwen Mining is the project manager, has sole discretion on the nature and timing of all exploration and development activities, and is solely responsible for payment of all costs incurred in respect of the project.
As McEwen Mining elects to continue to maintain the Grass Valley Designated Property, McEwen Mining will pay NGE $100,000 USD on the first through fourth anniversaries of acquiring the Designated Property, and then $250,000 USD on each subsequent anniversary.
If McEwen Mining completes a Production Decision Report on the Designated Property that McEwen Mining deems sufficient to base a decision to commence production, the Designated Property will advance under a Joint Venture agreement, at which time both parties will be required to fund their pro rata share of project expenditures or be diluted. If either party's interest is diluted below 10%, such party's interest converts to a 2% NSR.
About Nevada Exploration Inc.
NGE is an exploration company focused on gold in Nevada. NGE is led by an experienced management team that has been involved with the discovery of more than 30 million ounces of gold in Nevada.
NGE is aggressively applying the latest in covered deposit exploration technology to identify, acquire, and advance new exploration properties in Nevada's highly prospective, yet underexplored covered basins. Specifically, NGE has developed proprietary hydrogeochemistry (groundwater chemistry) exploration technology to explore for gold in Nevada's covered basins where traditional exploration techniques are challenged.
Using its industry leading exploration technology, NGE has assembled a portfolio of nine new gold projects, and with over 13,500 hectares (52 sq mi), is evolving as a major player in this world class jurisdiction. NGE's business model is to leverage its properties and technology to create shareholder value through generative exploration, joint ventures, and other exploration partnerships.
For more information about NGE's regional exploration program, which was ....
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-08/27688239…
Es geht wieder los, MUX machiert wieder nach oben, oder seht ihr das anders ?
Hier ist das ganze bedeutend ausführlicher beschrieben als in der vorherigen News.
MCEWEN MINING INC
1,641 Euro +0,164
+11,10 %
WKN: A1JS7T ISIN: US58039P1075 Ticker-Symbol: US8A
REPEAT: McEwen Mining Q2 Operational Results, Record Production at Lower Costs
TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 08/12/13 -- (All Amounts in US Dollars Unless Otherwise Stated)
McEwen Mining Inc. (NYSE: MUX)(TSX: MUX) is pleased to provide a summary of the Company's Q2 operating results. During the quarter the Company delivered record production at lower costs.
Q2 Summary Highlights
-- Gold equivalent production increased to 35,955 ounces (20,988 gold
ounces and 778,308 silver ounces). This is approximately 44% higher than
Q2 2012 and 20% higher than Q1 2013.
-- On target to produce 130,000 gold equivalent(i) ounces in 2013.
-- Total cash costs and all-in sustaining costs were $744 and $1,108 per
gold equivalent ounce. Total cash costs were 9% lower than Q2 2012 and
22% lower than Q1 2013. All-in sustaining costs were 33% lower than Q1
2013.
-- El Gallo 1 and 2 Measured and Indicated gold equivalent resources
increased by 34% to 2.1 million ounces (48.2 million tonnes at 1.37 gpt
AuEvq).
-- At June 30, 2013 Financials: $39.3 million in liquid assets and no debt.
-- The Company recorded a non-cash impairment charge of $123.6 million
related to the decline in metal prices and an associated tax being
proposed in Argentina.
(i) Gold equivalent calculated by converting silver into gold using a 52:1 exchange ratio. This ratio was established on January 30, 2013 and was used to budget the company's 2013 gold equivalent production. The silver/gold ratio does not take into account metallurgical recoveries.
"Our two mines performed well in Q2. Production was up and costs were down. We are expecting similar performance during the second half of the year and remain on target to reach our 2013 production goals. All of our permits for El Gallo 2 have been submitted (for the mill scenario outlined in the El Gallo 2 section below) and we expect approval by the end of 2013. In addition, our exploration in Mexico continues to grow the size of the resource with a 34% increase in the Measured and Indicated categories at El Gallo 1 and 2," stated Rob McEwen, Chief Owner.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-08/27687328…
Hier ist das ganze bedeutend ausführlicher beschrieben als in der vorherigen News.
MCEWEN MINING INC
1,641 Euro +0,164
+11,10 %
WKN: A1JS7T ISIN: US58039P1075 Ticker-Symbol: US8A
REPEAT: McEwen Mining Q2 Operational Results, Record Production at Lower Costs
TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 08/12/13 -- (All Amounts in US Dollars Unless Otherwise Stated)
McEwen Mining Inc. (NYSE: MUX)(TSX: MUX) is pleased to provide a summary of the Company's Q2 operating results. During the quarter the Company delivered record production at lower costs.
Q2 Summary Highlights
-- Gold equivalent production increased to 35,955 ounces (20,988 gold
ounces and 778,308 silver ounces). This is approximately 44% higher than
Q2 2012 and 20% higher than Q1 2013.
-- On target to produce 130,000 gold equivalent(i) ounces in 2013.
-- Total cash costs and all-in sustaining costs were $744 and $1,108 per
gold equivalent ounce. Total cash costs were 9% lower than Q2 2012 and
22% lower than Q1 2013. All-in sustaining costs were 33% lower than Q1
2013.
-- El Gallo 1 and 2 Measured and Indicated gold equivalent resources
increased by 34% to 2.1 million ounces (48.2 million tonnes at 1.37 gpt
AuEvq).
-- At June 30, 2013 Financials: $39.3 million in liquid assets and no debt.
-- The Company recorded a non-cash impairment charge of $123.6 million
related to the decline in metal prices and an associated tax being
proposed in Argentina.
(i) Gold equivalent calculated by converting silver into gold using a 52:1 exchange ratio. This ratio was established on January 30, 2013 and was used to budget the company's 2013 gold equivalent production. The silver/gold ratio does not take into account metallurgical recoveries.
"Our two mines performed well in Q2. Production was up and costs were down. We are expecting similar performance during the second half of the year and remain on target to reach our 2013 production goals. All of our permits for El Gallo 2 have been submitted (for the mill scenario outlined in the El Gallo 2 section below) and we expect approval by the end of 2013. In addition, our exploration in Mexico continues to grow the size of the resource with a 34% increase in the Measured and Indicated categories at El Gallo 1 and 2," stated Rob McEwen, Chief Owner.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-08/27687328…
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Goldproduktionsrekord im zweiten Quartal
McEwen Mining - Erhebliche Kostensenkungen erzielt
Geschrieben von Björn Junker • 12. August 2013 • Druckversion
Der Gold- und Kupferproduzent McEwen Mining (WKN A1JS7T) meldete am vergangenen Freitag einen Produktionsrekord. Das Unternehmen erzielte in den drei Monaten bis Ende Juni einen Goldäquivalentausstoß von 35.955 Unzen, der sich aus 20.988 Unzen Gold und 778.308 Unzen Silber zusammensetzte.
Das war ein Produktionsanstieg von 44% gegenüber dem Vorjahr und von 20% im Vergleich zum ersten Quartal 2013.
http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/mcewen-mining-erhebliche-…
McEwen Mining - Erhebliche Kostensenkungen erzielt
Geschrieben von Björn Junker • 12. August 2013 • Druckversion
Der Gold- und Kupferproduzent McEwen Mining (WKN A1JS7T) meldete am vergangenen Freitag einen Produktionsrekord. Das Unternehmen erzielte in den drei Monaten bis Ende Juni einen Goldäquivalentausstoß von 35.955 Unzen, der sich aus 20.988 Unzen Gold und 778.308 Unzen Silber zusammensetzte.
Das war ein Produktionsanstieg von 44% gegenüber dem Vorjahr und von 20% im Vergleich zum ersten Quartal 2013.
http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/mcewen-mining-erhebliche-…
Ich habe hier nur den grünen Text übersetzt und dieser Meldung vorab gestellt.
Wir erwarten eine ähnliche Leistung in der zweiten Hälfte des Jahres und bleiben somit auf Kurs, um unsere Ziele für unsere Produktion 2013 auch zu erreichen", sagte McEwen.
Mehr braucht man eigentlich garnicht mehr sagen, oder ?
McEwen Mining gets into stride with record production at lower costs
By: Henry Lazenby
9th August 2013
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) –
Gold and copper miner McEwen Mining on Friday reported record gold-equivalent production of 35 955 oz, comprising 20 988 oz of gold and 778 308 oz of silver, in the second quarter of the year.
Production was up 44% year-on-year and 20% higher than in the first quarter.
The company, under the leadership of chief owner Rob McEwen, said it was on track to meet its 130 000 gold-equivalent-ounce production target for the year.
Total cash costs were $744/oz of gold equivalent, 9% lower year-on-year and 22% lower quarter-on-quarter, while all-in sustaining costs were $1 108/oz of gold equivalent, 33% lower than in the first quarter.
The company said the decline in metal prices and potential costs associated with a proposed mineral reserve tax in the Santa Cruz province, in Argentina, had prompted the company to perform an impairment test on its 49% interest in the San José mine and other mineral property interests in the country.
This resulted in the company recording an after-tax noncash charge of $123.6-million. Of that amount $95.9-million was related to the carrying value of the San José mine and $27.7-million to mineral property interests in the province.
During the quarter, the El Gallo 1 and 2 measured and indicated gold-equivalent resources increased by 34% to 2.1-million ounces, comprising 48.2-million tonnes grading 1.37 g/t gold equivalent.
At June 30, McEwen had $39.3-million in liquid assets and no debt.
“Our two mines performed well in the second quarter. Production was up and costs were down.
We are expecting similar performance during the second half of the year and remain on target to reach our 2013 production goals,” McEwen said.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/mcewen-mining-gets-into-…
Wir erwarten eine ähnliche Leistung in der zweiten Hälfte des Jahres und bleiben somit auf Kurs, um unsere Ziele für unsere Produktion 2013 auch zu erreichen", sagte McEwen.
Mehr braucht man eigentlich garnicht mehr sagen, oder ?
McEwen Mining gets into stride with record production at lower costs
By: Henry Lazenby
9th August 2013
TORONTO (miningweekly.com) –
Gold and copper miner McEwen Mining on Friday reported record gold-equivalent production of 35 955 oz, comprising 20 988 oz of gold and 778 308 oz of silver, in the second quarter of the year.
Production was up 44% year-on-year and 20% higher than in the first quarter.
The company, under the leadership of chief owner Rob McEwen, said it was on track to meet its 130 000 gold-equivalent-ounce production target for the year.
Total cash costs were $744/oz of gold equivalent, 9% lower year-on-year and 22% lower quarter-on-quarter, while all-in sustaining costs were $1 108/oz of gold equivalent, 33% lower than in the first quarter.
The company said the decline in metal prices and potential costs associated with a proposed mineral reserve tax in the Santa Cruz province, in Argentina, had prompted the company to perform an impairment test on its 49% interest in the San José mine and other mineral property interests in the country.
This resulted in the company recording an after-tax noncash charge of $123.6-million. Of that amount $95.9-million was related to the carrying value of the San José mine and $27.7-million to mineral property interests in the province.
During the quarter, the El Gallo 1 and 2 measured and indicated gold-equivalent resources increased by 34% to 2.1-million ounces, comprising 48.2-million tonnes grading 1.37 g/t gold equivalent.
At June 30, McEwen had $39.3-million in liquid assets and no debt.
“Our two mines performed well in the second quarter. Production was up and costs were down.
We are expecting similar performance during the second half of the year and remain on target to reach our 2013 production goals,” McEwen said.
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McEwen Mining produces 35,955 oz AuEq in Q2
2013-08-09 16:16 ET - News Release
Mr. William Faust reports
MCEWEN MINING Q2 OPERATIONAL RESULTS, RECORD PRODUCTION AT LOWER COSTS
McEwen Mining Inc. is providing a summary of the company's second quarter operating results (all amounts are in U.S. dollars unless otherwise stated). During the quarter the Company delivered record production at lower costs.
Q2 Summary Highlights
Gold equivalent production increased to 35,955 ounces (20,988 gold ounces and 778,308 silver ounces). This is approximately 44% higher than Q2 2012 and 20% higher than Q1 2013.
On target to produce 130,000 gold equivalent(i) ounces in 2013.
Total cash costs and all-in sustaining costs were $744 and $1,108 per gold equivalent ounce. Total cash costs were 9% lower than Q2 2012 and 22% lower than Q1 2013. All-in sustaining costs were 33% lower than Q1 2013.
El Gallo 1 and 2 Measured and Indicated gold equivalent resources increased by 34% to 2.1 million ounces (48.2 million tonnes at 1.37 gpt AuEvq).
At June 30, 2013 Financials: $39.3 million in liquid assets and no debt.
The Company recorded a non-cash impairment charge of $123.6 million related to the decline in metal prices and an associated tax being proposed in Argentina.
(i) Gold equivalent calculated by converting silver into gold using a 52:1 exchange ratio. This ratio was established on January 30, 2013 and was used to budget the company's 2013 gold equivalent production. The silver/gold ratio does not take into account metallurgical recoveries.
"Our two mines performed well in Q2. Production was up and costs were down. We are expecting similar performance during the second half of the year and remain on target to reach our 2013 production goals. All of our permits for El Gallo 2 have been submitted (for the mill scenario outlined in the El Gallo 2 section below) and we expect approval by the end of 2013. In addition, our exploration in Mexico continues to grow the size of the resource with a 34% increase in the Measured and Indicated categories at El Gallo 1 and 2," stated Rob McEwen, Chief Owner.
Balance Sheet
At June 30, 2013, McEwen Mining had cash and liquid assets of $39.3 million, comprised of cash totaling $34.8 million with gold and silver bullion valued at $4.5 million. The Company remains debt free. In addition, McEwen Mining is owed $9.0 million from the Mexican government in the form of a tax refund. It is anticipated that a majority of this amount will be received by Q4.
The Company did not receive any dividends from its 49% owned San Jose mine in Argentina due to low precious metal prices. The El Gallo 1 mine generated $2.4 million in operating cash flow, after sustaining capital expenses.
The decline in metal prices and potential costs associated with a proposed mineral reserve tax in the Santa Cruz province in Argentina has caused the Company to perform an impairment test on its 49% interest in the San Jose mine and other mineral property interests in Argentina. As a result the Company recorded an after tax non-cash charge of $123.6 million. Of that amount $95.9 and $27.7 million was related to the carrying value of the San Jose mine and mineral property interests in Santa Cruz province, Argentina, respectively.
San Jose Mine, Argentina (49%)
Production results for McEwen Mining's share in San Jose during Q2 was 12,549 gold ounces and 771,967 silver ounces, representing 27,394 gold equivalent ounces (converting silver into gold using a 52:1 ratio). During the first six months of 2013, San Jose produced 50,452 gold equivalent ounces. Production during the second half of 2013 is forecasted to be slightly higher than in the first half of 2013. The mine is on track to meet its 2013 production guidance of 102,700 gold equivalent ounces.
Gold equivalent total cash costs equaled $751 per ounce. This is 9% less than Q2 2012 and 29% lower than Q1 2013. Total cash costs were lower for several reasons: 1) it was the first full quarter operating the mill at its expanded rate of 1,650 tonnes per day (versus 1,500 tonnes) and 2) cost savings initiatives being deployed at the mine. Total cash costs for Q2 were inline with full year guidance of between $725 and $825 per gold equivalent ounce.
All-in sustaining costs were lower than Q1 2013 by 35% at $972 per gold equivalent ounce. All-in sustaining costs were lower due to lower total cash costs (outlined above), more ounces sold during the quarter than produced, which reduced the cost on a per ounce basis and is the opposite to what occurred in Q1 (development costs in a quarter are expensed against ounces sold and not produced) and reduced exploration drilling.
San Jose Mine Production Comparison
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2013-08-09 16:16 ET - News Release
Mr. William Faust reports
MCEWEN MINING Q2 OPERATIONAL RESULTS, RECORD PRODUCTION AT LOWER COSTS
McEwen Mining Inc. is providing a summary of the company's second quarter operating results (all amounts are in U.S. dollars unless otherwise stated). During the quarter the Company delivered record production at lower costs.
Q2 Summary Highlights
Gold equivalent production increased to 35,955 ounces (20,988 gold ounces and 778,308 silver ounces). This is approximately 44% higher than Q2 2012 and 20% higher than Q1 2013.
On target to produce 130,000 gold equivalent(i) ounces in 2013.
Total cash costs and all-in sustaining costs were $744 and $1,108 per gold equivalent ounce. Total cash costs were 9% lower than Q2 2012 and 22% lower than Q1 2013. All-in sustaining costs were 33% lower than Q1 2013.
El Gallo 1 and 2 Measured and Indicated gold equivalent resources increased by 34% to 2.1 million ounces (48.2 million tonnes at 1.37 gpt AuEvq).
At June 30, 2013 Financials: $39.3 million in liquid assets and no debt.
The Company recorded a non-cash impairment charge of $123.6 million related to the decline in metal prices and an associated tax being proposed in Argentina.
(i) Gold equivalent calculated by converting silver into gold using a 52:1 exchange ratio. This ratio was established on January 30, 2013 and was used to budget the company's 2013 gold equivalent production. The silver/gold ratio does not take into account metallurgical recoveries.
"Our two mines performed well in Q2. Production was up and costs were down. We are expecting similar performance during the second half of the year and remain on target to reach our 2013 production goals. All of our permits for El Gallo 2 have been submitted (for the mill scenario outlined in the El Gallo 2 section below) and we expect approval by the end of 2013. In addition, our exploration in Mexico continues to grow the size of the resource with a 34% increase in the Measured and Indicated categories at El Gallo 1 and 2," stated Rob McEwen, Chief Owner.
Balance Sheet
At June 30, 2013, McEwen Mining had cash and liquid assets of $39.3 million, comprised of cash totaling $34.8 million with gold and silver bullion valued at $4.5 million. The Company remains debt free. In addition, McEwen Mining is owed $9.0 million from the Mexican government in the form of a tax refund. It is anticipated that a majority of this amount will be received by Q4.
The Company did not receive any dividends from its 49% owned San Jose mine in Argentina due to low precious metal prices. The El Gallo 1 mine generated $2.4 million in operating cash flow, after sustaining capital expenses.
The decline in metal prices and potential costs associated with a proposed mineral reserve tax in the Santa Cruz province in Argentina has caused the Company to perform an impairment test on its 49% interest in the San Jose mine and other mineral property interests in Argentina. As a result the Company recorded an after tax non-cash charge of $123.6 million. Of that amount $95.9 and $27.7 million was related to the carrying value of the San Jose mine and mineral property interests in Santa Cruz province, Argentina, respectively.
San Jose Mine, Argentina (49%)
Production results for McEwen Mining's share in San Jose during Q2 was 12,549 gold ounces and 771,967 silver ounces, representing 27,394 gold equivalent ounces (converting silver into gold using a 52:1 ratio). During the first six months of 2013, San Jose produced 50,452 gold equivalent ounces. Production during the second half of 2013 is forecasted to be slightly higher than in the first half of 2013. The mine is on track to meet its 2013 production guidance of 102,700 gold equivalent ounces.
Gold equivalent total cash costs equaled $751 per ounce. This is 9% less than Q2 2012 and 29% lower than Q1 2013. Total cash costs were lower for several reasons: 1) it was the first full quarter operating the mill at its expanded rate of 1,650 tonnes per day (versus 1,500 tonnes) and 2) cost savings initiatives being deployed at the mine. Total cash costs for Q2 were inline with full year guidance of between $725 and $825 per gold equivalent ounce.
All-in sustaining costs were lower than Q1 2013 by 35% at $972 per gold equivalent ounce. All-in sustaining costs were lower due to lower total cash costs (outlined above), more ounces sold during the quarter than produced, which reduced the cost on a per ounce basis and is the opposite to what occurred in Q1 (development costs in a quarter are expensed against ounces sold and not produced) and reduced exploration drilling.
San Jose Mine Production Comparison
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Leute sammelt weiter die Edelmetalle ein. Ende Oktober wird es losgehen mit der "Suche nach dem Geld"
Wer kann mir sagen wie es im Oktober 2013 in Detschland aussehen könnte ? Der soll sich hier informieren.
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Wenn euch das klar ist müßt ihr am 22.9. 013 mindestens wählen gehen.
Was ihr dann wählt kann so etwas werden: Jedes Schwein wählt seinen eigenen Metzger.
Wollt ihr alle ein Schwein sein, dann müßt ihr die Gelbschwarzen wählen oder einfach die Rotgrünen ? Bei diesen beiden Gruppen wird schon das Messer gewetzt.
07.08.2013
Hans-Werner Sinn, Präsident des Münchner Ifo-Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung.
(Bild: AP) Hans-Werner Sinn, Präsident des Münchner Ifo-Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung. (Bild: AP)
"Wir sind in einer Megakrise"
Ifo-Chef Sinn erneuert Kritik an EZB - Wirtschaftslage in Südeuropa "katastrophal"
Hans-Werner Sinn im Gespräch Jürgen Liminski
Der Chef des Münchner Ifo-Instituts, Hans-Werner Sinn, distanziert sich von einem Aufruf zahlreicher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler, die sich hinter die Politik von EZB-Chef Draghi stellen. Die Europäische Zentralbank überschreite ihre Kompetenzen, kritisiert Sinn. Da "muss der Bundestag ran".
Jürgen Liminski: Kurz vor der Einführung des Euro, Ende 1999, zitierte der "Spiegel" den damaligen Premier Luxemburgs und künftigen Chef der Euro-Gruppe, Jean-Claude Juncker, mit diesen Worten: "Wir beschließen etwas, stellen das dann in den Raum und warten einige Zeit ab, ob was passiert. Wenn es dann kein großes Geschrei gibt und keine Aufstände, weil die meisten gar nicht begreifen, was da beschlossen wurde, dann machen wir weiter, Schritt für Schritt, bis es kein Zurück mehr gibt."
In den letzten Jahren sind viele kleine Schritte erfolgt, seit der Lehman-Krise 2008 auch immer schneller. Heute steht die Euro-Zone mit einem Bein in der gemeinschaftlichen Schuldenhaftung, und genau das scheint ein Aufruf von 200 Wirtschaftswissenschaftlern zu begrüßen und zu wünschen. Der Aufruf wird heute offiziell veröffentlicht.
Nicht unterschrieben hat ihn der Präsident des Münchener Ifo-Wirtschaftsforschungsinstituts, Professor Hans-Werner Sinn.
Er ist jetzt am Telefon. Guten Morgen, Herr Sinn!
Hans-Werner Sinn: Ja schönen guten Morgen, Herr Liminski.
Liminski: Herr Sinn, der Aufruf drückt, wie es heißt, die große Sorge über die Angriffe einiger deutscher Ökonomen, Politiker und Beobachter auf die Europäische Zentralbank und ihre Maßnahmen aus. Fühlen Sie sich angesprochen?
http://www.dradio.de/dlf/sendungen/interview_dlf/2206398/
Wer kann mir sagen wie es im Oktober 2013 in Detschland aussehen könnte ? Der soll sich hier informieren.
Aus diesem Interview könnt ihr ersehen, was wir nach der Wahl erfahren werden.
Alle Schulden werden auf alle europäischen Länder verteilt und wer trägt davon das meiste nach dem Süden Europas ?
Wenn euch das klar ist müßt ihr am 22.9. 013 mindestens wählen gehen.
Was ihr dann wählt kann so etwas werden: Jedes Schwein wählt seinen eigenen Metzger.
Wollt ihr alle ein Schwein sein, dann müßt ihr die Gelbschwarzen wählen oder einfach die Rotgrünen ? Bei diesen beiden Gruppen wird schon das Messer gewetzt.
07.08.2013
Hans-Werner Sinn, Präsident des Münchner Ifo-Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung.
(Bild: AP) Hans-Werner Sinn, Präsident des Münchner Ifo-Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung. (Bild: AP)
"Wir sind in einer Megakrise"
Ifo-Chef Sinn erneuert Kritik an EZB - Wirtschaftslage in Südeuropa "katastrophal"
Hans-Werner Sinn im Gespräch Jürgen Liminski
Der Chef des Münchner Ifo-Instituts, Hans-Werner Sinn, distanziert sich von einem Aufruf zahlreicher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler, die sich hinter die Politik von EZB-Chef Draghi stellen. Die Europäische Zentralbank überschreite ihre Kompetenzen, kritisiert Sinn. Da "muss der Bundestag ran".
Jürgen Liminski: Kurz vor der Einführung des Euro, Ende 1999, zitierte der "Spiegel" den damaligen Premier Luxemburgs und künftigen Chef der Euro-Gruppe, Jean-Claude Juncker, mit diesen Worten: "Wir beschließen etwas, stellen das dann in den Raum und warten einige Zeit ab, ob was passiert. Wenn es dann kein großes Geschrei gibt und keine Aufstände, weil die meisten gar nicht begreifen, was da beschlossen wurde, dann machen wir weiter, Schritt für Schritt, bis es kein Zurück mehr gibt."
In den letzten Jahren sind viele kleine Schritte erfolgt, seit der Lehman-Krise 2008 auch immer schneller. Heute steht die Euro-Zone mit einem Bein in der gemeinschaftlichen Schuldenhaftung, und genau das scheint ein Aufruf von 200 Wirtschaftswissenschaftlern zu begrüßen und zu wünschen. Der Aufruf wird heute offiziell veröffentlicht.
Nicht unterschrieben hat ihn der Präsident des Münchener Ifo-Wirtschaftsforschungsinstituts, Professor Hans-Werner Sinn.
Er ist jetzt am Telefon. Guten Morgen, Herr Sinn!
Hans-Werner Sinn: Ja schönen guten Morgen, Herr Liminski.
Liminski: Herr Sinn, der Aufruf drückt, wie es heißt, die große Sorge über die Angriffe einiger deutscher Ökonomen, Politiker und Beobachter auf die Europäische Zentralbank und ihre Maßnahmen aus. Fühlen Sie sich angesprochen?
http://www.dradio.de/dlf/sendungen/interview_dlf/2206398/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.202.115 von Antarius am 07.08.13 20:39:05 McEwen Mining Inc. veröffentlichte heute eine aktualisierte Schätzung der Mineralressourcen beim Projekt El Gallo 2 in Mexiko. Diese basiert auf den Ergebnissen der 1.217 Bohrlöcher über insgesamt 163.688 m, die bis zum Juni dieses Jahres angefertigt wurden.
Mit aktuell 63,9 Mio. Unzen konnten die gemessenen und angezeigten Silberressourcen gegenüber der vorherigen Schätzung um 20% gesteigert werden. Die gemessenen und angezeigten Goldressourcen belaufen sich auf 201.750 Unzen, was einer Erhöhung um 215% entspricht. Zusätzlich verfügt das Projekt über abgeleitete Ressourcen von 14,5 Mio. Unzen Silber und 66.550 Unzen Gold.
Die gemessenen und angezeigten Ressourcen bei El Gallo 1 und El Gallo 2 belaufen sich demnach auf insgesamt 2,1 Mio. Unzen Goldäquivalent bzw. 63,9 Mio. Unzen Silber und 893.273 Unzen Gold.
Mit aktuell 63,9 Mio. Unzen konnten die gemessenen und angezeigten Silberressourcen gegenüber der vorherigen Schätzung um 20% gesteigert werden. Die gemessenen und angezeigten Goldressourcen belaufen sich auf 201.750 Unzen, was einer Erhöhung um 215% entspricht. Zusätzlich verfügt das Projekt über abgeleitete Ressourcen von 14,5 Mio. Unzen Silber und 66.550 Unzen Gold.
Die gemessenen und angezeigten Ressourcen bei El Gallo 1 und El Gallo 2 belaufen sich demnach auf insgesamt 2,1 Mio. Unzen Goldäquivalent bzw. 63,9 Mio. Unzen Silber und 893.273 Unzen Gold.
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