Gold Standard Ventures: Have We Hit Bottom?
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 65.179.966 von pw1961 am 24.09.20 11:53:46
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.118.192 von gerdass am 24.03.20 19:15:50
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Oceana Gold ist raus und das auf ca. 4 jahrestief.
so macht man heutzutage geschäfte im goldbusiness
Additionally, on February 26, 2020, the Company sold 39,946,161 common shares it previously held in Gold Standard Ventures Corp. ("GSV"), which has its head office at Suite 610, 815 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6C1B4, for C$0.82 per share, for aggregate gross proceeds of approximately C$32.7 million. The sale took place through a private off-market sale via a block transaction.
Prior to such sale, the Company indirectly owned and controlled 40,459,161 common shares of GSV, being approximately 14.6% of the outstanding common shares. Following such sale, the Company indirectly owns and controls 513,000 common shares of GSV, being 0.2% of the outstanding common shares.
The proceeds from the sale will be used for working capital purposes to better align cash flows of the business with expenditures. The Company may, depending on the market and other conditions, increase or decrease its beneficial ownership of the GSV securities, whether in the open market, by privately negotiated agreements or otherwise, subject to a number of factors, including general market conditions and other available investment and business opportunities.
so macht man heutzutage geschäfte im goldbusiness
Additionally, on February 26, 2020, the Company sold 39,946,161 common shares it previously held in Gold Standard Ventures Corp. ("GSV"), which has its head office at Suite 610, 815 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6C1B4, for C$0.82 per share, for aggregate gross proceeds of approximately C$32.7 million. The sale took place through a private off-market sale via a block transaction.
Prior to such sale, the Company indirectly owned and controlled 40,459,161 common shares of GSV, being approximately 14.6% of the outstanding common shares. Following such sale, the Company indirectly owns and controls 513,000 common shares of GSV, being 0.2% of the outstanding common shares.
The proceeds from the sale will be used for working capital purposes to better align cash flows of the business with expenditures. The Company may, depending on the market and other conditions, increase or decrease its beneficial ownership of the GSV securities, whether in the open market, by privately negotiated agreements or otherwise, subject to a number of factors, including general market conditions and other available investment and business opportunities.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.950.155 von Krueger Rand am 03.07.19 22:03:26Newmont hat als Nachbar ja über GoldCorp schon den Fuß in der Tür.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.399.693 von dosto am 22.04.19 20:46:15Die unmittelbaren Nachbarn sind schon sehr interessiert und so ist sie auch mehr als erklärbar diese Preisentwicklung. Da dürfte die nachbarschaftliche Liebkosung nicht mehr lange warten lassen.
heute- 52 Wochen low
und unterstützung weggebrochen
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Gold Standard Ventures: Have We Hit Bottom?
Long/short equity, momentum, gold & precious metals
Taylor Dart
(14,599 followers)
Summary
Despite the Gold Miners Index being nearly 25% off of its September lows, Gold Standard Ventures is still trying to find its footing.
While the fundamentals for Gold Standard Ventures remain strong, the technical picture still needs a lot of work.
I believe patience is best at this point before starting positions until the technicals can improve.
While many of the miners have gained a reasonable amount of ground from their 52-week lows, Gold Standard Ventures (GSV) continues to lie flat. The company has arguably the best real estate in the world for mining on the Carlin Trend, but apparently, it isn't enough to generate much buying interest in the stock. Despite the Gold Juniors Index (GDXJ) being 25% off of its 52-week lows, Gold Standard Ventures is sitting right at 52-week lows and hoping to hold key support at $1.11 US. There is no disputing the company has delineated some impressive deposits at their Railroad-Pinion Project, but I believe patience to be the best move here as the technicals are not yet confirming any signs of a turnaround. My best investments almost always occur when both the fundamentals and technicals intersect, and while Gold Standard Ventures has the fundamentals, the price action is not quite ready yet for me to consider starting a new position.
(Source: Company Website)
Nearly three years ago, I first wrote on Gold Standard Ventures and suggested the stock might be worth a closer look. I went long the stock near $1.50 US at the time of my article and this was just as the company was beginning to make headlines with thick intercepts coming out of North Dark Star. The stock proceeded to nearly double over the next four months, but I warned that if the stock broke below its 200-day moving average on a daily close, I would be exiting my position. The stock eventually broke below its 200-day moving average in early 2017, and I exited for roughly a 40% gain. While this may have seemed like selling low at the time and a panicked exit, the stock has since dropped another 50% from $2.20 to $1.10. I never imagined it would trade down to this price, but in a market that has rewarded very few gold juniors, there has not been the same stampede of buyers as we saw nearly three years ago. This lack of buying pressure coupled with investors that are underwater losing patience has kept the stock stuck in the mid despite the sector waking up. Below is a chart of my buying and selling on Gold Standard Ventures, with the 200-day moving average displayed with the yellow line.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4246121-gold-standard-ventu…
Long/short equity, momentum, gold & precious metals
Taylor Dart
(14,599 followers)
Summary
Despite the Gold Miners Index being nearly 25% off of its September lows, Gold Standard Ventures is still trying to find its footing.
While the fundamentals for Gold Standard Ventures remain strong, the technical picture still needs a lot of work.
I believe patience is best at this point before starting positions until the technicals can improve.
While many of the miners have gained a reasonable amount of ground from their 52-week lows, Gold Standard Ventures (GSV) continues to lie flat. The company has arguably the best real estate in the world for mining on the Carlin Trend, but apparently, it isn't enough to generate much buying interest in the stock. Despite the Gold Juniors Index (GDXJ) being 25% off of its 52-week lows, Gold Standard Ventures is sitting right at 52-week lows and hoping to hold key support at $1.11 US. There is no disputing the company has delineated some impressive deposits at their Railroad-Pinion Project, but I believe patience to be the best move here as the technicals are not yet confirming any signs of a turnaround. My best investments almost always occur when both the fundamentals and technicals intersect, and while Gold Standard Ventures has the fundamentals, the price action is not quite ready yet for me to consider starting a new position.
(Source: Company Website)
Nearly three years ago, I first wrote on Gold Standard Ventures and suggested the stock might be worth a closer look. I went long the stock near $1.50 US at the time of my article and this was just as the company was beginning to make headlines with thick intercepts coming out of North Dark Star. The stock proceeded to nearly double over the next four months, but I warned that if the stock broke below its 200-day moving average on a daily close, I would be exiting my position. The stock eventually broke below its 200-day moving average in early 2017, and I exited for roughly a 40% gain. While this may have seemed like selling low at the time and a panicked exit, the stock has since dropped another 50% from $2.20 to $1.10. I never imagined it would trade down to this price, but in a market that has rewarded very few gold juniors, there has not been the same stampede of buyers as we saw nearly three years ago. This lack of buying pressure coupled with investors that are underwater losing patience has kept the stock stuck in the mid despite the sector waking up. Below is a chart of my buying and selling on Gold Standard Ventures, with the 200-day moving average displayed with the yellow line.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4246121-gold-standard-ventu…
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