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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.014.061 von Taschenrechner am 10.01.08 23:24:01ehrlich gesagt, ich habs nur geschrieben, um Makalu ein bisschen zu ärgern 
Ich weiß, es ist immer eine blöde Frage, aber um mich mal ein bisschen zu orientieren , würde ich gern wissen wollen, wo Eure Kurserwartungen bis Mitte 2008 stehen!
zwischen 40 cent und 4 euro
Aber was bedeutet P.-P.?
Ich weiß, es ist immer eine blöde Frage, aber um mich mal ein bisschen zu orientieren , würde ich gern wissen wollen, wo Eure Kurserwartungen bis Mitte 2008 stehen!
zwischen 40 cent und 4 euro
Aber was bedeutet P.-P.?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.014.130 von mantadin am 10.01.08 23:35:08Vielen Dank für die Blumen!
2,00 bis 2,20 Euro wäre für mich schon ein Traumziel mit Dorato.
Malsehen, ob wir das schaffen!
LG Makalu
2,00 bis 2,20 Euro wäre für mich schon ein Traumziel mit Dorato.
Malsehen, ob wir das schaffen!
LG Makalu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.020.515 von Makalu8000 am 11.01.08 15:08:41nix für ungut!
Ich mach mir keine Gedanken über Kursziele, schon gar nicht so kurzfristige wie 6 Monate oder sowas. Halte Dorato für aussichtsreich und riskant. Könnte nochmal konsolidieren. Könnte später mal abgehen wie Semmel who knows
Ich mach mir keine Gedanken über Kursziele, schon gar nicht so kurzfristige wie 6 Monate oder sowas. Halte Dorato für aussichtsreich und riskant. Könnte nochmal konsolidieren. Könnte später mal abgehen wie Semmel who knows
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.014.224 von Taschenrechner am 10.01.08 23:47:13da muss ich noch ein bisschen lesen, bis ich das ganz kapier.
Ich rate mal: der Präsi von Peru ist ein P. Und der andere P könnte ein P von einer Firma sein, die wir kennen
Z.B. Herr Pontius oder Herr Drescher
Ich rate mal: der Präsi von Peru ist ein P. Und der andere P könnte ein P von einer Firma sein, die wir kennen
Z.B. Herr Pontius oder Herr Drescher
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.020.515 von Makalu8000 am 11.01.08 15:08:41
Wegen solcher Ziele sitze ich nicht seit
Februar 2007 im Zug nach El Dorato.
/ Schauen wir doch mal, wer hier den
El Presidente
geben wird.
Tasche
Wegen solcher Ziele sitze ich nicht seit
Februar 2007 im Zug nach El Dorato.
/ Schauen wir doch mal, wer hier den
El Presidente
geben wird.Tasche
2,40 CAD
!
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(AFX UK Focus) 2008-01-14 14:25 GMT:
FOCUS Gold price will quickly hit 1000 usd - and has the legs for more
LONDON (Thomson IM) - The price of gold has room to go quickly past the 1000 usd per ounce level and there are plenty of factors in play which suggest that it might do so, according to fund managers in the sector - even if they warn that profit taking might offer a sting in the tail for momentum investors.
They note that to hit a record level in real terms the precious metal would have to change hands for close to 2,000 usd per ounce - and they are not yet predicting that those kind of levels are likely.
John Payne, portfolio manager of Hexam Global Resources Absolute Return Fund, told Thomson Investment Management News: "Psychologically, 1000 usd per ounce now has to be a target."
"Gold looks very well-supported. I think the primary driver is concern over the US economy and the weak dollar. Food price inflation, geopolitical concerns and oil near 100 usd per barrel; are all drivers of the price," said Payne.
"People are investing through ETFs. Gold production is declining from places like South Africa, the supply and demand situation looks supportive," he added.
"Gold could reach 1000 usd per ounce in a couple of weeks quite easily. If you look at the March future contract at 920 usd per ounce, 2-3 pct more and you're not that far away... When oil reached 90 usd people tried to push it to 100 usd; it's a psychological level."
Nik Bienkowski, head of listings and research at ETF Securities, agreed that the impetus is there for fresh gains. He told Thomson IM News that the price is being driven by a generally negative outlook in the major economies, with market volatility fuelled by a distrust of balance sheets, lower GDP growth rates, and inflationary pressures from rising food and fuel prices.
"The US Treasury has indicated that it has a negative view on the US and the markets are looking for a 50 basis point reduction in interest rates at the next Fed meeting.
"That would be negative for the dollar and therefore positive for gold," he added.
Bienkowski said that in a 35-year analysis, he found that over a 12-month period, gold would be positive when equities were negative 80 pct of the time. The gloomy outlook for equities is therefore prompting asset allocation rotations out of equities and into commodities, particularly precious metals such as gold, and agriculture commodities.
This morning gold touched 914 usd/oz, but Bienkowski points out that in real terms, this is not a high. "It would need to be closer to 2,000 usd/oz, taking inflation into account, so that suggests there is room for the gold price to keep going up."
He added that supply was also tightening as it was becoming harder to find gold, whilst the US was devaluing the dollar by continuing to print money.
He also points out that access to gold investments have been made far easier over the past year with the issuance of new physically-backed ETFs in Europe. Bienkowski said there is now 25 bln usd invested in gold ETFs globally.
Such ETFs are invested in "allocated gold", which is physical gold held by a custodian on the investor's behalf, but with no credit risk.
Hexam's Payne though offered a warning to investors convinced that this combination of factors will underpin sustained growth in gold prices.
He said there will come a point where investors look to lock in profits, even if some of the fundamentals remain strong: "One has to be quite discerning investing in gold stocks," he said.
"It's quite possible there's further momentum in the gold price and gold stocks but how much longer are you prepared to throw money at it when you've already done very well?"
And Payne has been taken aback a little by the pace of the 'gold rush'.
"I'm surprised about where gold has gone. The March gold future is trading at 920 usd an ounce which I didn't expect. Nor did I expect the spot price to be above 900 usd this quickly."
And he warns: "There's a danger that it's just being pushed up by buying momentum."
FOCUS Gold price will quickly hit 1000 usd - and has the legs for more
LONDON (Thomson IM) - The price of gold has room to go quickly past the 1000 usd per ounce level and there are plenty of factors in play which suggest that it might do so, according to fund managers in the sector - even if they warn that profit taking might offer a sting in the tail for momentum investors.
They note that to hit a record level in real terms the precious metal would have to change hands for close to 2,000 usd per ounce - and they are not yet predicting that those kind of levels are likely.
John Payne, portfolio manager of Hexam Global Resources Absolute Return Fund, told Thomson Investment Management News: "Psychologically, 1000 usd per ounce now has to be a target."
"Gold looks very well-supported. I think the primary driver is concern over the US economy and the weak dollar. Food price inflation, geopolitical concerns and oil near 100 usd per barrel; are all drivers of the price," said Payne.
"People are investing through ETFs. Gold production is declining from places like South Africa, the supply and demand situation looks supportive," he added.
"Gold could reach 1000 usd per ounce in a couple of weeks quite easily. If you look at the March future contract at 920 usd per ounce, 2-3 pct more and you're not that far away... When oil reached 90 usd people tried to push it to 100 usd; it's a psychological level."
Nik Bienkowski, head of listings and research at ETF Securities, agreed that the impetus is there for fresh gains. He told Thomson IM News that the price is being driven by a generally negative outlook in the major economies, with market volatility fuelled by a distrust of balance sheets, lower GDP growth rates, and inflationary pressures from rising food and fuel prices.
"The US Treasury has indicated that it has a negative view on the US and the markets are looking for a 50 basis point reduction in interest rates at the next Fed meeting.
"That would be negative for the dollar and therefore positive for gold," he added.
Bienkowski said that in a 35-year analysis, he found that over a 12-month period, gold would be positive when equities were negative 80 pct of the time. The gloomy outlook for equities is therefore prompting asset allocation rotations out of equities and into commodities, particularly precious metals such as gold, and agriculture commodities.
This morning gold touched 914 usd/oz, but Bienkowski points out that in real terms, this is not a high. "It would need to be closer to 2,000 usd/oz, taking inflation into account, so that suggests there is room for the gold price to keep going up."
He added that supply was also tightening as it was becoming harder to find gold, whilst the US was devaluing the dollar by continuing to print money.
He also points out that access to gold investments have been made far easier over the past year with the issuance of new physically-backed ETFs in Europe. Bienkowski said there is now 25 bln usd invested in gold ETFs globally.
Such ETFs are invested in "allocated gold", which is physical gold held by a custodian on the investor's behalf, but with no credit risk.
Hexam's Payne though offered a warning to investors convinced that this combination of factors will underpin sustained growth in gold prices.
He said there will come a point where investors look to lock in profits, even if some of the fundamentals remain strong: "One has to be quite discerning investing in gold stocks," he said.
"It's quite possible there's further momentum in the gold price and gold stocks but how much longer are you prepared to throw money at it when you've already done very well?"
And Payne has been taken aback a little by the pace of the 'gold rush'.
"I'm surprised about where gold has gone. The March gold future is trading at 920 usd an ounce which I didn't expect. Nor did I expect the spot price to be above 900 usd this quickly."
And he warns: "There's a danger that it's just being pushed up by buying momentum."
So steht es ja derzeit in Frankfurt:
Gehandelte Stück 0
Geld 1,40
Brief 1,44
Zeit 15.01.08 09:08
Geld Stk. 1.000
Brief Stk. 1.000
Ob der Makler die 1.000 Stücke für 1,44 tatsächlich verlaufen würde?
Gehandelte Stück 0
Geld 1,40
Brief 1,44
Zeit 15.01.08 09:08
Geld Stk. 1.000
Brief Stk. 1.000
Ob der Makler die 1.000 Stücke für 1,44 tatsächlich verlaufen würde?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.050.987 von to_siam am 15.01.08 11:46:07
Ja, ich weiß, blöde Frage von mir. Euch wächst ja schließlich auch kein Gras aus der Tasche...
Ja, ich weiß, blöde Frage von mir. Euch wächst ja schließlich auch kein Gras aus der Tasche...
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-01-15 10,438 +9,800
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-01-15 10,438 +9,800
zum Thema Länderrisiko.....
Ecuador: Vorerst keine Erteilung neuer Bergbau- und Explorationslizenzen
mineninfo (München) Ecuadors Präsident Rafael Correa hat am Dienstag die entsprechenden Behörden angewiesen, vorerst keine neuen Bergbaulizenzen zu erteilen, solange das reformierte Bergbaugesetz nicht vorliegt. Die linksgerichtete Regierung in dem Andenstaat will im Laufe des Jahres eine ganze Reihe an Reformen in Bezug auf den Bergbau verabschieden, um so mehr Kontrolle über diesen Sektor zu erlangen. Nach geltendem Recht ist es nahezu unmöglich, die Erteilung einer Bergbau- bzw. Explorationslizenz zu verweigern. Bisher hat Ecuador rund 4000 Konzessionen mit einer Gesamtfläche von 2,9 Mio. Hektar erteilt, unter anderem an bekannte Firmen wie Aurelian Resources. Dies ist einer der Hauptgründe, warum Umweltschützer und andere Aktivisten immer wieder „Sturm“ gegen diverse Projekte laufen (19.01.2008 mi/as/tw).
Ecuador: Vorerst keine Erteilung neuer Bergbau- und Explorationslizenzen
mineninfo (München) Ecuadors Präsident Rafael Correa hat am Dienstag die entsprechenden Behörden angewiesen, vorerst keine neuen Bergbaulizenzen zu erteilen, solange das reformierte Bergbaugesetz nicht vorliegt. Die linksgerichtete Regierung in dem Andenstaat will im Laufe des Jahres eine ganze Reihe an Reformen in Bezug auf den Bergbau verabschieden, um so mehr Kontrolle über diesen Sektor zu erlangen. Nach geltendem Recht ist es nahezu unmöglich, die Erteilung einer Bergbau- bzw. Explorationslizenz zu verweigern. Bisher hat Ecuador rund 4000 Konzessionen mit einer Gesamtfläche von 2,9 Mio. Hektar erteilt, unter anderem an bekannte Firmen wie Aurelian Resources. Dies ist einer der Hauptgründe, warum Umweltschützer und andere Aktivisten immer wieder „Sturm“ gegen diverse Projekte laufen (19.01.2008 mi/as/tw).
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.104.784 von silbernd am 19.01.08 15:04:39na sowas..man gut dass Dorato die Props auf der anderen Seite hat
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.350 von gsx1100e am 19.01.08 17:14:46wenn diese Unsicherheit in Ecuador anhält, könnte (sobald sich abzeichnet, dass sich die Vorkommen auf peruanischer Seite fortsetzen) auch shareholdertechnisch ein Grenzübertritt Richtung DRI erfolgen..... Aurelian hat irgendwas um die 146 Mio. shares (fully diluted) und eine Marketcap von über 1 Mrd. 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.601 von silbernd am 19.01.08 17:59:42nix dagegegen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.601 von silbernd am 19.01.08 17:59:42Diese Gebiete in Peru sind derzeit das Beste, was du kriegen kannst. Viele wollten rein, aber keiner hat es geschafft. So ein Pech aber auch, dass es Nationalpark war 
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.677 von Neono am 19.01.08 18:14:42
zukünftig wird es vll. ein Goldpark....
zukünftig wird es vll. ein Goldpark....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.700 von silbernd am 19.01.08 18:20:38Isses doch eh schon
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.727 von Neono am 19.01.08 18:28:00
Sind die illegal minenden Indios von der
Aurelian-Seite langsam auf dem Rückzug?
Tasche
Sind die illegal minenden Indios von der
Aurelian-Seite langsam auf dem Rückzug?
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.898 von Taschenrechner am 19.01.08 19:09:32Rausgekickt und die peruanische Armee passt auf
ABER.... es gibt da eine Mine auf der anderen seite, die ihr Ore von unseren Projekten holt. Auch das wurde eingestellt. Da kommen meinerseits Spekulationen auf....
Neono
ABER.... es gibt da eine Mine auf der anderen seite, die ihr Ore von unseren Projekten holt. Auch das wurde eingestellt. Da kommen meinerseits Spekulationen auf....
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.919 von Neono am 19.01.08 19:13:18
dabei müssen die das doch gar nicht holen..... DRI bringt es unter gewissen Voraussetzungen vll. sogar vorbei
dabei müssen die das doch gar nicht holen..... DRI bringt es unter gewissen Voraussetzungen vll. sogar vorbei
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.919 von Neono am 19.01.08 19:13:18
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.105.919 von Neono am 19.01.08 19:13:18
Gut zu hören, man wollte/konnte das Problem
ja nicht zu abrupt lösen. Dann bleiben auch die
sichtbaren veins in der Res.
Tasche
Gut zu hören, man wollte/konnte das Problem
ja nicht zu abrupt lösen. Dann bleiben auch die
sichtbaren veins in der Res.
Tasche
Dorato revising mineral claims technical report
Dorato Resources Inc (CRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 1/21/2008 $2.00
Tuesday January 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
CORPORATE UPDATE
Dorato Resources Inc. announced in Stockwatch news on Nov. 19, 2007, that it had entered into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor (CdC) gold-copper belt.
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange policies, the acquisition by Dorato of the mineral claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and preparation of a filing statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to finance the acquisition and exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement the news releases issued in Stockwatch news on Nov. 19, 2007, and Dec. 19, 2007.
Dorato is working to complete all necessary documentation to effect the acquisition of the mineral claims and complete its change of business. Dorato is in the process of completing and filing its filing statement with the TSX-V and has submitted a technical report prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 on the mineral claims. The TSX-V has provided comments on the technical report and Dorato is revising the technical report to address these comments.
As previously announced, Canaccord Capital Corp. has been retained as sponsor in regard to the transaction and is conducting its due diligence.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C
RI) Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 1/21/2008 $2.00
Tuesday January 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
CORPORATE UPDATE
Dorato Resources Inc. announced in Stockwatch news on Nov. 19, 2007, that it had entered into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor (CdC) gold-copper belt.
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange policies, the acquisition by Dorato of the mineral claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and preparation of a filing statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to finance the acquisition and exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement the news releases issued in Stockwatch news on Nov. 19, 2007, and Dec. 19, 2007.
Dorato is working to complete all necessary documentation to effect the acquisition of the mineral claims and complete its change of business. Dorato is in the process of completing and filing its filing statement with the TSX-V and has submitted a technical report prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 on the mineral claims. The TSX-V has provided comments on the technical report and Dorato is revising the technical report to address these comments.
As previously announced, Canaccord Capital Corp. has been retained as sponsor in regard to the transaction and is conducting its due diligence.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.135.615 von e_type1 am 22.01.08 20:54:42
Danke. O.K., aufs Gleis gestellt. Bin
übrigens auch gespannt, wie lange
Anton Drescher noch vermeldet (und
mehr: wer der Nächste ist).
Tasche
Danke. O.K., aufs Gleis gestellt. Bin
übrigens auch gespannt, wie lange
Anton Drescher noch vermeldet (und
mehr: wer der Nächste ist).
Tasche
Und aufwärts (aus den Tiefen des
Threads) mit El Dorato wie mit dem:
Tasche
Threads) mit El Dorato wie mit dem:
Tasche
was nützen einem die besten properties, wenn sie auf der falschen Seite liegen.....
Ecuador zieht 17 Bergbaukonzessionen ein
mineninfo (München) Ecuador nimmt 17 Bergbaukonzessionen ausländischer Konzerne in Beschlag. Als Grund gibt man an, die bestehenden Bergbaugesetze überarbeiten zu wollen, so Ecuadors Bergbauminister (25.01.2008 si/as/tw).
Ecuador zieht 17 Bergbaukonzessionen ein
mineninfo (München) Ecuador nimmt 17 Bergbaukonzessionen ausländischer Konzerne in Beschlag. Als Grund gibt man an, die bestehenden Bergbaugesetze überarbeiten zu wollen, so Ecuadors Bergbauminister (25.01.2008 si/as/tw).
nicht ganz OT-->
Aurelian Reports Strong Infill Drill Results on FDN; Concessions in Good Standing and Progress in Government Discussions
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 25, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced additional drill results at the Fruta Del Norte ("FDN") deposit on its Condor Project in southeastern Ecuador. The results are from infill holes in the central high grade part of the system on 50 m spaced sections. These include 149.63 metres grading 12.51 g/t of gold ("Au") and 15.71 g/t of silver ("Ag") in CP-07-180 and 119.05 metres grading 8.03 g/t of Au and 22.6 g/t of Ag in CP-07-170, both on section 9583450N. On section 9583550N, drilling returned 75.81 metres grading 11.06 g/t of Au and 22.5 g/t of Ag in CP-07-178A and 51.76 metres grading 10.00 g/t of Au and 15.0 g/t of Ag in CP-07-177.
The FDN deposit contains an Inferred Resource of 58.9 million tonnes grading
7.23 g/t of gold and 11.8 g/t of silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver, determined at a cut off grade of 2.3 g/t gold-equivalent (ARU PR 4/10/2007). The results reported in this release were not included in the earlier resource estimate.
"We are making excellent progress on our main value drivers - moving FDN towards development, achieving political certainty and exploring other promising targets on our concessions," says Patrick F.N. Anderson, President and CEO. "Infill drilling on the north-central zone of FDN should allow us to move that portion of the deposit from the inferred resource category to measured and indicated over the next several months. Meanwhile, we continue to progress our mine planning and engineering studies."
"As has been previously reported, for the better part of the past year the government of Ecuador has been expediting a review of all mining concessions. We understand that concessions which are in arrears in patent payments may be revoked as outlined in the mining law. All patent payments on Aurelian concessions are up to date."
"We continue our discussions with the government of Ecuador with the goal of outlining a stability agreement under which the FDN deposit can be brought into development. As such we have been in regular weekly meetings with Ecuador's Ministry of Petroleum and Mines since early January. Discussions are proceeding well, with all parties at the table keen to arrive at an agreement that benefits the country as well as our investors. The goal is to establish royalties, taxes and other requirements for development of FDN as well as discussing draft mining laws and policies that will govern the rest of our concessions. The government is aiming to complete these discussions in March."
Mr. Anderson concluded, "Results from our regional target, Papaya, have been returned. Assays show gold mineralisation continues to the north of FDN. Although the results are not of economic interest they do underscore the widespread nature and occurrence of gold in our concessions. The regional program will continue in 2008 with resources devoted to working up and drilling more of our many other gold targets."
FDN Results
Mineralised intercepts (uncut and cut) from four recent FDN drill holes are tabulated below followed by brief descriptions of each hole. The intercepts are calculated with the same 2.3 g/t Au Eq lower cut used in the Inferred Resource estimate (ARU PR, October 4, 2007); this cut off is used in the description of results in the following text (unless otherwise stated). Maps, cross sections, photos, gold and silver assay data from this and previous press releases may be viewed at www.aurelian.ca.
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Uncut data, 2.3 g/t Au Eq(i) lower cut
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Cross Drill From To Interval Au Ag Au
section hole (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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CP-07-170 334.70 337.70 3.00 2.56 2.1 2.59
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CP-07-170 344.60 463.65 119.05 8.03 22.6 8.40
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including 414.50 458.80 44.30 13.32 38.3 13.94
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CP-07-170 598.10 605.10 7.00 0.92 171.7 3.69
9583450N ----------------------------------------------------------------
CP-07-180 278.25 282.25 4.00 2.40 5.1 2.48
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CP-07-180 289.00 438.63 149.63 12.51 15.7 12.77
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including 295.77 329.70 33.93 29.76 16.1 30.02
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CP-07-180 447.04 467.65 20.61 2.51 4.9 2.59
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CP-07-177(ii) 218.75 243.35 24.60 5.73 4.1 5.79
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CP-07-177 252.24 304.00 51.76 10.00 15.0 10.24
9583550N ----------------------------------------------------------------
CP-07-178A 384.90 460.71 75.81 11.06 22.5 11.42
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including 444.57 457.57 13.00 25.40 38.1 26.02
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and no
top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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Intervals with a 2.3 g/t Au Eq(i) lower cut and a top cut of
105g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag
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Cross Drill From To Interval Au Ag Au
section hole (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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9583450N CP-07-170 344.60 463.65 119.05 8.03 20.6 8.37
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9583550N CP-07-180 289.00 438.63 149.63 9.63 15.7 9.88
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and a
105 g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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(i) Au equivalent grade was calculated on the basis of US$550/oz Au,
US$10/oz Ag, 90% Au recovery, 80% Ag recovery which combine for an Au Eq
ratio of 61.9 grams Ag equals 1 gram Au.
(ii) CP-07-177 is a geotechnical drill hole from which a 1m sample was
taken from the mineralised interval for geotechnical test-work. This sample
has not yet been assayed, but should not materially change the grade of the
calculated interval as it represents only 4% of its length.
On infill section 9583450 drill holes CP-07-170 and CP-07-180 have both
intercepted significant widths of mineralisation that correlate well with intervals predicted by the October 2007 block model. The deeper of the two holes CP-07-170 (azimuth 87/dip -55) reported a best intercept of 119.05m @ 8.03 g/t Au and 22.6 g/t Ag which includes a higher grade zone assaying 44.30 m @ 13.32 g/t Au and 38.3 g/t Ag. The best interval in CP-07-180 (azimuth 89/dip -48) assayed 149.63 m @ 12.51 g/t Au and 15.71 g/t Ag, which includes 33.93 m @ 29.76 g/t Au and 16.1 g/t Ag.
Two holes have been completed on infill section 9583550N with CP-07-177 (azimuth 87/dip -62) intercepting intense epithermal mineralisation assaying 24.60 m @ 5.73 g/t Au and 4.1 g/t Ag and 51.76 m @ 10.00 g/t Au and 15.0 g/t Ag. Down dip from these intercepts drill hole CP-07-178A reported a mineralised interval of 75.81 m @ 11.06 g/t Ag and 22.5 g/t Ag, which includes 13.00 m @ 25.40 g/t Au and 38.1 g/t Ag.
With the results reported here, data for 104 diamond drill holes at FDN have been released, only 85 of which were complete and included in the October 2007 Inferred Resource estimate. Infill drilling at FDN and exploration drilling on additional targets is ongoing with six drills currently operating on the property. Results for current and future drill holes will be released as analytical data are received, validated and compiled.
The FDN deposit is hosted by intensely silicified andesitic volcanic and intrusive rocks that are buried by clastic sedimentary rocks of the Suarez Formation of Jurassic age within a pull-apart basin. The hydrothermal system is characterized by multiphase quartz-carbonate-sulphide stock work veining and hydrothermal brecciation. FDN is interpreted to be an intermediate sulphidation epithermal gold-silver system that predates, but is in part contemporaneous with, infilling of the basin.
Drilling has outlined a mineralised envelope at FDN that is traceable continuously for over 1400 metres along strike, exceeds 100 metres in width through the central and southern portions, has a vertical extent of over 350m and dips moderately westward through to vertical with an eastern contact that dips steeply to the east south of 9583500N. Drill holes intersect this envelope at various angles and therefore drill hole intercept lengths reported in this and earlier press releases are not true widths. Inspection of drill cross sections allow the width of the mineralised envelope to be estimated visually.
Regional - Papaya
At Papaya, a target defined by mapping, sampling and a geophysical IP anomaly, anomalous mineralisation has been intersected in a number of scout drill holes. Two east west orientated fences of holes were completed on sections 9584700N (4 holes, CP-07-150, 155, 160 and 166) and 9584900N (2 holes, CP-07-171 and 173), which are 750 and 950m north of the FDN deposit respectively. The holes intercepted a number of broad zones (tens of metres) of crystalline quartz and sulphides in andesite and multiple fault zones. Assays from the holes were low grade, with broad zones of greater than 0.1 g/t Au and a best intercept of 19.84 m @ 1.05 g/t Au and 8.9 g/t Ag within CP-07-173 (note - using a lower cut off of 0.5 g/t Au).
Technical Information
Samples consist of half HQ, NQ, NTW and BTW-size diamond core that are split by diamond saw on site, prepared at the ALS Chemex laboratory in Quito, and assayed by 50g fire assay with an AAS or gravimetric finish at the ALS Chemex Lima Laboratory. The quality assurance-quality control (QA-QC) program of Aurelian includes the insertion of certified standards of known gold content every 20 samples, blanks at least every 20 samples and field or lab duplicates every 20 samples. Samples from significant drill intercepts are sent to two additional independent laboratories to verify gold and silver analyses. Metallic screen fire analyses for gold are also run regularly as an additional QA-QC check. The half core remaining after sampling is retained on site for verification and reference purposes.
Stephen Leary (MAusIMM), Aurelian's Exploration Manager, is the Qualified Person in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 with respect to this release. He has reviewed the contents for accuracy.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) resource company engaged in the business of exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project properties, located in south-eastern Ecuador and consisting of 38 mining concessions totalling approximately 95,000 hectares. The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Patrick Anderson
President and CEO
(416) 868-9100
Email: pfnanderson@aurelian.ca
or
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and Production - Mining and Metals
Aurelian Reports Strong Infill Drill Results on FDN; Concessions in Good Standing and Progress in Government Discussions
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 25, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced additional drill results at the Fruta Del Norte ("FDN") deposit on its Condor Project in southeastern Ecuador. The results are from infill holes in the central high grade part of the system on 50 m spaced sections. These include 149.63 metres grading 12.51 g/t of gold ("Au") and 15.71 g/t of silver ("Ag") in CP-07-180 and 119.05 metres grading 8.03 g/t of Au and 22.6 g/t of Ag in CP-07-170, both on section 9583450N. On section 9583550N, drilling returned 75.81 metres grading 11.06 g/t of Au and 22.5 g/t of Ag in CP-07-178A and 51.76 metres grading 10.00 g/t of Au and 15.0 g/t of Ag in CP-07-177.
The FDN deposit contains an Inferred Resource of 58.9 million tonnes grading
7.23 g/t of gold and 11.8 g/t of silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver, determined at a cut off grade of 2.3 g/t gold-equivalent (ARU PR 4/10/2007). The results reported in this release were not included in the earlier resource estimate.
"We are making excellent progress on our main value drivers - moving FDN towards development, achieving political certainty and exploring other promising targets on our concessions," says Patrick F.N. Anderson, President and CEO. "Infill drilling on the north-central zone of FDN should allow us to move that portion of the deposit from the inferred resource category to measured and indicated over the next several months. Meanwhile, we continue to progress our mine planning and engineering studies."
"As has been previously reported, for the better part of the past year the government of Ecuador has been expediting a review of all mining concessions. We understand that concessions which are in arrears in patent payments may be revoked as outlined in the mining law. All patent payments on Aurelian concessions are up to date."
"We continue our discussions with the government of Ecuador with the goal of outlining a stability agreement under which the FDN deposit can be brought into development. As such we have been in regular weekly meetings with Ecuador's Ministry of Petroleum and Mines since early January. Discussions are proceeding well, with all parties at the table keen to arrive at an agreement that benefits the country as well as our investors. The goal is to establish royalties, taxes and other requirements for development of FDN as well as discussing draft mining laws and policies that will govern the rest of our concessions. The government is aiming to complete these discussions in March."
Mr. Anderson concluded, "Results from our regional target, Papaya, have been returned. Assays show gold mineralisation continues to the north of FDN. Although the results are not of economic interest they do underscore the widespread nature and occurrence of gold in our concessions. The regional program will continue in 2008 with resources devoted to working up and drilling more of our many other gold targets."
FDN Results
Mineralised intercepts (uncut and cut) from four recent FDN drill holes are tabulated below followed by brief descriptions of each hole. The intercepts are calculated with the same 2.3 g/t Au Eq lower cut used in the Inferred Resource estimate (ARU PR, October 4, 2007); this cut off is used in the description of results in the following text (unless otherwise stated). Maps, cross sections, photos, gold and silver assay data from this and previous press releases may be viewed at www.aurelian.ca.
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Uncut data, 2.3 g/t Au Eq(i) lower cut
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Cross Drill From To Interval Au Ag Au
section hole (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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CP-07-170 334.70 337.70 3.00 2.56 2.1 2.59
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CP-07-170 344.60 463.65 119.05 8.03 22.6 8.40
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including 414.50 458.80 44.30 13.32 38.3 13.94
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CP-07-170 598.10 605.10 7.00 0.92 171.7 3.69
9583450N ----------------------------------------------------------------
CP-07-180 278.25 282.25 4.00 2.40 5.1 2.48
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CP-07-180 289.00 438.63 149.63 12.51 15.7 12.77
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including 295.77 329.70 33.93 29.76 16.1 30.02
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CP-07-180 447.04 467.65 20.61 2.51 4.9 2.59
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CP-07-177(ii) 218.75 243.35 24.60 5.73 4.1 5.79
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CP-07-177 252.24 304.00 51.76 10.00 15.0 10.24
9583550N ----------------------------------------------------------------
CP-07-178A 384.90 460.71 75.81 11.06 22.5 11.42
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including 444.57 457.57 13.00 25.40 38.1 26.02
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and no
top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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Intervals with a 2.3 g/t Au Eq(i) lower cut and a top cut of
105g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag
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Cross Drill From To Interval Au Ag Au
section hole (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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9583450N CP-07-170 344.60 463.65 119.05 8.03 20.6 8.37
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9583550N CP-07-180 289.00 438.63 149.63 9.63 15.7 9.88
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and a
105 g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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(i) Au equivalent grade was calculated on the basis of US$550/oz Au,
US$10/oz Ag, 90% Au recovery, 80% Ag recovery which combine for an Au Eq
ratio of 61.9 grams Ag equals 1 gram Au.
(ii) CP-07-177 is a geotechnical drill hole from which a 1m sample was
taken from the mineralised interval for geotechnical test-work. This sample
has not yet been assayed, but should not materially change the grade of the
calculated interval as it represents only 4% of its length.
On infill section 9583450 drill holes CP-07-170 and CP-07-180 have both
intercepted significant widths of mineralisation that correlate well with intervals predicted by the October 2007 block model. The deeper of the two holes CP-07-170 (azimuth 87/dip -55) reported a best intercept of 119.05m @ 8.03 g/t Au and 22.6 g/t Ag which includes a higher grade zone assaying 44.30 m @ 13.32 g/t Au and 38.3 g/t Ag. The best interval in CP-07-180 (azimuth 89/dip -48) assayed 149.63 m @ 12.51 g/t Au and 15.71 g/t Ag, which includes 33.93 m @ 29.76 g/t Au and 16.1 g/t Ag.
Two holes have been completed on infill section 9583550N with CP-07-177 (azimuth 87/dip -62) intercepting intense epithermal mineralisation assaying 24.60 m @ 5.73 g/t Au and 4.1 g/t Ag and 51.76 m @ 10.00 g/t Au and 15.0 g/t Ag. Down dip from these intercepts drill hole CP-07-178A reported a mineralised interval of 75.81 m @ 11.06 g/t Ag and 22.5 g/t Ag, which includes 13.00 m @ 25.40 g/t Au and 38.1 g/t Ag.
With the results reported here, data for 104 diamond drill holes at FDN have been released, only 85 of which were complete and included in the October 2007 Inferred Resource estimate. Infill drilling at FDN and exploration drilling on additional targets is ongoing with six drills currently operating on the property. Results for current and future drill holes will be released as analytical data are received, validated and compiled.
The FDN deposit is hosted by intensely silicified andesitic volcanic and intrusive rocks that are buried by clastic sedimentary rocks of the Suarez Formation of Jurassic age within a pull-apart basin. The hydrothermal system is characterized by multiphase quartz-carbonate-sulphide stock work veining and hydrothermal brecciation. FDN is interpreted to be an intermediate sulphidation epithermal gold-silver system that predates, but is in part contemporaneous with, infilling of the basin.
Drilling has outlined a mineralised envelope at FDN that is traceable continuously for over 1400 metres along strike, exceeds 100 metres in width through the central and southern portions, has a vertical extent of over 350m and dips moderately westward through to vertical with an eastern contact that dips steeply to the east south of 9583500N. Drill holes intersect this envelope at various angles and therefore drill hole intercept lengths reported in this and earlier press releases are not true widths. Inspection of drill cross sections allow the width of the mineralised envelope to be estimated visually.
Regional - Papaya
At Papaya, a target defined by mapping, sampling and a geophysical IP anomaly, anomalous mineralisation has been intersected in a number of scout drill holes. Two east west orientated fences of holes were completed on sections 9584700N (4 holes, CP-07-150, 155, 160 and 166) and 9584900N (2 holes, CP-07-171 and 173), which are 750 and 950m north of the FDN deposit respectively. The holes intercepted a number of broad zones (tens of metres) of crystalline quartz and sulphides in andesite and multiple fault zones. Assays from the holes were low grade, with broad zones of greater than 0.1 g/t Au and a best intercept of 19.84 m @ 1.05 g/t Au and 8.9 g/t Ag within CP-07-173 (note - using a lower cut off of 0.5 g/t Au).
Technical Information
Samples consist of half HQ, NQ, NTW and BTW-size diamond core that are split by diamond saw on site, prepared at the ALS Chemex laboratory in Quito, and assayed by 50g fire assay with an AAS or gravimetric finish at the ALS Chemex Lima Laboratory. The quality assurance-quality control (QA-QC) program of Aurelian includes the insertion of certified standards of known gold content every 20 samples, blanks at least every 20 samples and field or lab duplicates every 20 samples. Samples from significant drill intercepts are sent to two additional independent laboratories to verify gold and silver analyses. Metallic screen fire analyses for gold are also run regularly as an additional QA-QC check. The half core remaining after sampling is retained on site for verification and reference purposes.
Stephen Leary (MAusIMM), Aurelian's Exploration Manager, is the Qualified Person in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 with respect to this release. He has reviewed the contents for accuracy.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) resource company engaged in the business of exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project properties, located in south-eastern Ecuador and consisting of 38 mining concessions totalling approximately 95,000 hectares. The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Patrick Anderson
President and CEO
(416) 868-9100
Email: pfnanderson@aurelian.ca
or
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and Production - Mining and Metals
sauber ins Wochenende....
SK 2,05 CAD / +0,11 CAD / +5,67% / Vol. 16,6k
SK 2,05 CAD / +0,11 CAD / +5,67% / Vol. 16,6k
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.174.690 von gsx1100e am 25.01.08 21:29:42uups
"As has been previously reported, for the better part of the past year the government of Ecuador has been expediting a review of all mining concessions. We understand that concessions which are in arrears in patent payments may be revoked as outlined in the mining law. All patent payments on Aurelian concessions are up to date."
"We continue our discussions with the government of Ecuador with the goal of outlining a stability agreement under which the FDN deposit can be brought into development. As such we have been in regular weekly meetings with Ecuador's Ministry of Petroleum and Mines since early January. Discussions are proceeding well, with all parties at the table keen to arrive at an agreement that benefits the country as well as our investors. The goal is to establish royalties, taxes and other requirements for development of FDN as well as discussing draft mining laws and policies that will govern the rest of our concessions. The government is aiming to complete these discussions in March."
"As has been previously reported, for the better part of the past year the government of Ecuador has been expediting a review of all mining concessions. We understand that concessions which are in arrears in patent payments may be revoked as outlined in the mining law. All patent payments on Aurelian concessions are up to date."
"We continue our discussions with the government of Ecuador with the goal of outlining a stability agreement under which the FDN deposit can be brought into development. As such we have been in regular weekly meetings with Ecuador's Ministry of Petroleum and Mines since early January. Discussions are proceeding well, with all parties at the table keen to arrive at an agreement that benefits the country as well as our investors. The goal is to establish royalties, taxes and other requirements for development of FDN as well as discussing draft mining laws and policies that will govern the rest of our concessions. The government is aiming to complete these discussions in March."
sauberes ask bei dri....
2,50 4.000
leer
2,50 4.000
leer
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.207.601 von silbernd am 29.01.08 21:57:39.....und geschlossen bei 2,29 CAD / +0,19 CAD / +9,04% / Vol. 15,7k
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.207.653 von silbernd am 29.01.08 22:01:42Hättet ihr mal bei 1,40 noch a bisserl gewartet. So schnell und einfach war mit DRI Geld zu verdienen. Meine Restposition kostet mir jetzt noch so um die 30ct/ Stück und das sind viele Stücke
Es ist sooo einfach Geld zu verdienen an diesen Rohstoff-Aktien-Märkten. Aber man wartet immer zu, kauft zu Höchstpreisen und lässt sich am nervlichen und kurstechnischen Tief immer rausschütteln. Ich liebe dieses Land und seine Anleger
Neono
Es ist sooo einfach Geld zu verdienen an diesen Rohstoff-Aktien-Märkten. Aber man wartet immer zu, kauft zu Höchstpreisen und lässt sich am nervlichen und kurstechnischen Tief immer rausschütteln. Ich liebe dieses Land und seine Anleger
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.207.966 von Neono am 29.01.08 22:25:18hab mal ne frage an dich:
spricht was dagegen sich langfristig ein paar agl ins depot zu legen. sie haben sich schön auf 0,12 cand gesetzt!
danke taen4
spricht was dagegen sich langfristig ein paar agl ins depot zu legen. sie haben sich schön auf 0,12 cand gesetzt!
danke taen4
zum Länderrisio...
Auszug aus Buying on Ecuadorian Panic?
...
The biggest risks in Ecuador remain in the junior exploration companies. While most of these will likely survive, and some will ultimately prosper, it’s quite probable that one or two have seriously run afoul of some miniscule government regulation, or not lobbied the right people enough, or will find that a marginal deposit has been made uneconomic by new tax regulations.
While it’s almost impossible to say which companies these will be, it’s scary enough to lead a relatively conservative investor to shy away. As we’ve seen with past mining law changes in emerging markets around the world, the smallest exploration companies – those with not fully delineated deposits, or potential capital raising problems – are typically those that bear the brunt of potentially adverse government actions.
...
Auszug aus Buying on Ecuadorian Panic?
...
The biggest risks in Ecuador remain in the junior exploration companies. While most of these will likely survive, and some will ultimately prosper, it’s quite probable that one or two have seriously run afoul of some miniscule government regulation, or not lobbied the right people enough, or will find that a marginal deposit has been made uneconomic by new tax regulations.
While it’s almost impossible to say which companies these will be, it’s scary enough to lead a relatively conservative investor to shy away. As we’ve seen with past mining law changes in emerging markets around the world, the smallest exploration companies – those with not fully delineated deposits, or potential capital raising problems – are typically those that bear the brunt of potentially adverse government actions.
...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.218.226 von sparplan_b am 30.01.08 20:00:42
it’s scary enough (in Ecuador): immer
auf der richtigen Seite (dort: der Grenze)
bleiben, Wahltermine und Wahlvorhersagen
gut im Auge behalten. Peru: für El Dorato
auf der sicheren Seite.
Tasche
it’s scary enough (in Ecuador): immer
auf der richtigen Seite (dort: der Grenze)
bleiben, Wahltermine und Wahlvorhersagen
gut im Auge behalten. Peru: für El Dorato
auf der sicheren Seite.
Tasche
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-01-31 2,738 -7,700
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-01-31 2,738 -7,700
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February 14, 2008
Aurelian Update on FDN Scoping Study; Engages Redpath and Cartellone for Mine Construction Planning
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Feb. 14, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced that it is in the process of generating a NI 43-101 compliant Scoping Study of its Fruta del Norte (FDN) gold-silver deposit. This study will provide a conceptual level assessment of mining methods, throughput, ore handling, process plant design, tailings and waste rock, power and related infrastructure for the fast-track development of FDN. Aurelian is also pleased to announce that a joint venture between the Redpath Group and Jose Cartellone Construcciones Civiles S.A. is the latest addition to its team. The Redpath/Cartellone joint venture will support the study by providing construction planning and estimating support for mine development.
"We're delighted to count on a first-rate team that now includes Redpath and Cartellone, who bring international mining experience together with a solid track record of major projects in Ecuador," says George Bee, Chief Operating Officer. "We expect to release details of the scoping study by the middle of this year, including a preliminary estimate of capital and operating costs. We believe that we are cultivating a relationship that will bring first-class expertise to the development of FDN, one of the most significant undeveloped gold resources in the world and an asset of national importance to Ecuador."
"Our goal in development planning is to take FDN into production as quickly as possible," says Patrick F.N. Anderson, President and CEO. "In our weekly discussions with the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum, we are making good progress on another important component of our development plan - a stability agreement for FDN. We anticipate finalizing the agreement by March or April, with the government having complementary new mining laws in place in Ecuador shortly thereafter. We believe that President Correa's strong support for responsible mining will carry the day."
In addition to Redpath and Cartellone, Aurelian has a number of other consultants working on various aspects of development planning, including
- Micon International Limited - assembly, oversight and review of the various contributions to the study
- P&E Mining Consultants Inc. - mine design and production planning
- Golder Associates - environmental, tailings and paste backfill
- Alquimia S.A. - plant and surface facility design
- Jawmetc - metallurgy, flowsheet and process design
- Ingetec S.A. - power supply alternatives and renewable energy
About Redpath and Cartellone
The Redpath Group, based in North Bay Ontario and founded in 1962, is an international mine contractor engaged in all aspects of underground mining construction and development. Redpath has acquired wide-ranging experience in Latin America over the last 25 years.
Jose Cartellone Construcciones Civiles S.A., founded in 1918 and based in Mendoza, Argentina, is an engineering and civil contractor which has been engaged in many international construction projects, including projects in Ecuador valued at more than US$90 million during the last 10 years. Projects in Ecuador include the Inter-oceanic Highway Tunnel in Quito (1,335 km), the Banos-Puyo-Macas Road Tunnels (3.29 km) and a suspension bridge (302 m) over the Rio Pastaza.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project properties, located in south-eastern Ecuador and consisting of 38 mining concessions totalling approximately 95,000 hectares. The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Patrick Anderson
President and CEO
(416) 868-9100
Email: pfnanderson@aurelian.ca
or
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
February 14, 2008
Aurelian Update on FDN Scoping Study; Engages Redpath and Cartellone for Mine Construction Planning
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Feb. 14, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced that it is in the process of generating a NI 43-101 compliant Scoping Study of its Fruta del Norte (FDN) gold-silver deposit. This study will provide a conceptual level assessment of mining methods, throughput, ore handling, process plant design, tailings and waste rock, power and related infrastructure for the fast-track development of FDN. Aurelian is also pleased to announce that a joint venture between the Redpath Group and Jose Cartellone Construcciones Civiles S.A. is the latest addition to its team. The Redpath/Cartellone joint venture will support the study by providing construction planning and estimating support for mine development.
"We're delighted to count on a first-rate team that now includes Redpath and Cartellone, who bring international mining experience together with a solid track record of major projects in Ecuador," says George Bee, Chief Operating Officer. "We expect to release details of the scoping study by the middle of this year, including a preliminary estimate of capital and operating costs. We believe that we are cultivating a relationship that will bring first-class expertise to the development of FDN, one of the most significant undeveloped gold resources in the world and an asset of national importance to Ecuador."
"Our goal in development planning is to take FDN into production as quickly as possible," says Patrick F.N. Anderson, President and CEO. "In our weekly discussions with the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum, we are making good progress on another important component of our development plan - a stability agreement for FDN. We anticipate finalizing the agreement by March or April, with the government having complementary new mining laws in place in Ecuador shortly thereafter. We believe that President Correa's strong support for responsible mining will carry the day."
In addition to Redpath and Cartellone, Aurelian has a number of other consultants working on various aspects of development planning, including
- Micon International Limited - assembly, oversight and review of the various contributions to the study
- P&E Mining Consultants Inc. - mine design and production planning
- Golder Associates - environmental, tailings and paste backfill
- Alquimia S.A. - plant and surface facility design
- Jawmetc - metallurgy, flowsheet and process design
- Ingetec S.A. - power supply alternatives and renewable energy
About Redpath and Cartellone
The Redpath Group, based in North Bay Ontario and founded in 1962, is an international mine contractor engaged in all aspects of underground mining construction and development. Redpath has acquired wide-ranging experience in Latin America over the last 25 years.
Jose Cartellone Construcciones Civiles S.A., founded in 1918 and based in Mendoza, Argentina, is an engineering and civil contractor which has been engaged in many international construction projects, including projects in Ecuador valued at more than US$90 million during the last 10 years. Projects in Ecuador include the Inter-oceanic Highway Tunnel in Quito (1,335 km), the Banos-Puyo-Macas Road Tunnels (3.29 km) and a suspension bridge (302 m) over the Rio Pastaza.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project properties, located in south-eastern Ecuador and consisting of 38 mining concessions totalling approximately 95,000 hectares. The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Patrick Anderson
President and CEO
(416) 868-9100
Email: pfnanderson@aurelian.ca
or
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
Das Metall unserer Aurelian auf der rich-
tigen Seite (der Grenze) läuft (auch).
Tasche
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-02-15 500 -2,238
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-02-15 500 -2,238
Dorato still working on change of business
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 2/21/2008 $2.10
Friday February 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO-3RD UPDATE ON THE COB TRANSACTION
Dorato Resources Inc. previously reported in Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007, that it had entered into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor gold-copper belt.
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange policies, the acquisition by Dorato of the mineral claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and preparation of a filing statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to finance the acquisition and exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007, Dec. 19, 2007, and Jan. 22, 2008.
Dorato is working to complete all necessary documentation to effect the acquisition of the mineral claims and complete its change of business. Dorato is in the process of completing its filing statement and anticipates filing this with the TSX-V shortly. Further to Stockwatch news dated Jan. 22, 2008, Dorato has now submitted a revised technical report to the TSX-V.
As previously announced, Canaccord Capital Corporation has been retained as sponsor regarding the transaction and is now in the process of preparing its preliminary sponsorship report.
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 2/21/2008 $2.10
Friday February 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO-3RD UPDATE ON THE COB TRANSACTION
Dorato Resources Inc. previously reported in Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007, that it had entered into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor gold-copper belt.
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange policies, the acquisition by Dorato of the mineral claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and preparation of a filing statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to finance the acquisition and exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007, Dec. 19, 2007, and Jan. 22, 2008.
Dorato is working to complete all necessary documentation to effect the acquisition of the mineral claims and complete its change of business. Dorato is in the process of completing its filing statement and anticipates filing this with the TSX-V shortly. Further to Stockwatch news dated Jan. 22, 2008, Dorato has now submitted a revised technical report to the TSX-V.
As previously announced, Canaccord Capital Corporation has been retained as sponsor regarding the transaction and is now in the process of preparing its preliminary sponsorship report.
Der Goldpreis vor der Vierstelligkeit und die
"Aurelian auf der richtigen Seite" auf dem,
wie manche sagen, heißesten Goldplay auf
dieser Erde sollte man nicht übersehen.
Tasche
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-02-29 0 -50
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-02-29 0 -50
nicht ganz OT ( als Nachbarn )
March 12, 2008
Aurelian Intersects 168.93 Metres Grading 13.16 g/t of Gold and 144.05 Metres Grading 7.41 g/t Gold at FDN With Infill Drilling
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 12, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced additional drill results from the Fruta Del Norte ("FDN") gold-silver deposit discovered in its Condor Project in southeastern Ecuador. The results are from infill holes in the central high grade part of the system on 50 m spaced sections.
"We continue to drill aggressively, with three rigs now pursuing the blue sky potential of the Condor project," says Patrick F.N. Anderson, President and CEO. "A powerful rig is drilling a deep hole just west of the west fault, testing for the faulted extension of the FDN deposit at depth. Two other rigs are drilling fences of holes south of FDN across the Suarez pull-apart basin to test if additional buried epithermal systems exist. Four additional diamond rigs are drilling a combination of infill holes for an updated resource later this summer and metallurgical holes and geotechnical holes are planned to begin on proposed infrastructure locations in the next few weeks."
The results from the infill holes include 144.05 metres grading 7.41 g/t of gold ("Au") and 12.4 g/t of silver ("Ag") in CP-07-185 on section 9583350N, and 168.93 metres grading 13.16 g/t of Au and 13.0 g/t of Ag in CP-07-176, which traverses between section 9583350N and 9583400N. On section 9583550N, drill hole CP-07-188 returned a best intercept of 76.00 metres grading 7.28 g/t Au and 7.7 g/t Ag and CP-07-189 returned 53.30 metres grading 7.36 g/t Au and 9.9 g/t Ag.
As of October 2007, calculations at the FDN deposit returned an initial inferred mineral resource of 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t of gold and 11.8 g/t of silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver, determined at a cut off grade of 2.3 g/t gold-equivalent (ARU PR 4/10/2007). The results reported in this release were not included in that calculation.
FDN Results
Mineralized intercepts (uncut and cut) from six recent FDN drill holes are tabulated below followed by brief descriptions of each hole. The intercepts are calculated with the 2.3 g/t Au Eq lower cut, the same used in the inferred resource estimate; this cut off is used in the description of results in the following text (unless otherwise stated).
Maps, cross sections, photos, gold and silver assay data from this and previous press releases may be viewed at www.aurelian.ca.
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Cross Drill hole From To Interval Au Ag Au
section (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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CP-07-185 275.70 419.75 144.05 7.41 12.4 7.61
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9583350N including 281.10 295.20 14.10 20.52 16.1 20.78
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and 384.45 391.45 7.00 34.89 52.9 35.74
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CP-07-185 485.32 497.32 12.00 4.77 29.5 5.25
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CP-07-176 253.07 422.00 168.93 13.16 13.0 13.37
9583350N/ -----------------------------------------------------------------
9583400N including 368.50 422.00 53.50 22.69 23.8 23.07
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CP-07-176 462.00 463.00 1.00 58.60 85.7 59.98
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CP-07-181A 372.11 455.71 83.60 5.92 14.1 6.15
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including 406.72 424.72 18.00 15.20 16.6 15.46
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CP-07-182 225.70 256.80 31.10 7.70 9.3 7.85
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9583550N including 242.10 255.80 13.70 12.56 12.2 12.76
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CP-07-188 108.50 131.30 22.80 8.60 11.2 8.78
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CP-07-188 141.00 217.00 76.00 7.28 7.7 7.40
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including 162.00 197.00 35.00 12.60 11.7 12.79
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CP-07-189 113.00 166.30 53.30 7.36 9.9 7.52
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CP-07-189 245.79 250.41 4.62 3.78 4.6 3.85
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and no
top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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Intervals with a 2.3 g/t Au Eq(i) lower cut and a top cut
of 105g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag
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Cross Drill hole From To Interval Au Ag Au
section (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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9583350N CP-07-185 485.32 497.32 12.00 4.77 26.4 5.20
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9583350N/
9583400N CP-07-176 253.07 422.00 168.93 12.47 12.6 12.67
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9583550N CP-07-188 108.50 131.30 22.80 8.10 11.2 8.28
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and a
105 g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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(i) Au equivalent grade ("Au Eq") was calculated on the basis of US$550/oz Au, US$10/oz Ag, 90% Au recovery, 80% Ag recovery which combine for an Au Eq ratio of 61.9 grams Ag equals 1 gram Au.
On infill section 9583350 drill hole CP-07-185 was drilled as an east to west scissor hole (azimuth 265/dip -66) and intersected buried quartz sinter from 167m to 189m before intersecting intense epithermal mineralisation assaying 144.05 m @ 7.41 g/t Au and 12.4 g/t Ag which includes 14.10 m @ 20.52 g/t Au and 16.1 g/t Ag and a second interval assaying 12.00m @ 4.77 g/t Au and 29.5 g/t Ag. The hole exited the orebody when it passed through the west fault at 557m.
Drill hole CP-07-176 was designed to be an infill hole on 9583350N, but after being collared (azimuth 90/dip -49) the hole kicked north, ending closer to 9583400N than 9583350N. The hole passed through the top of the orebody, assaying 168.93 m @ 13.16 g/t Au and 13.0 g/t Ag including 53.50 m @ 22.69 g/t Au and 23.8 g/t Ag. A large vein to the east of the main orebody assayed 1m @ 58.60 g/t Au and 85.7 g/t Ag.
Four holes have been completed on section 9583550N, all of which successfully intersected mineralisation. At depth drill hole CP-07-181A (azimuth 81/dip -63) returned a best intercept of 83.60 m @ 5.92 g/t Au and 14.1 g/t Ag, which includes 18.00 m @ 15.20 g/t Au and 16.6 g/t Ag. In the upper part of the orebody holes CP-07-182 (azimuth 91/dip -56) assayed 31.10 m @ 7.70 g/t Au and 9.3 g/t Ag, which includes 13.70 m @ 12.56 g/t Au and 12.2 g/t Ag, CP-07-188 (azimuth 87/dip -66) assayed 22.80 m @ 8.60 g/t Au and 11.2 g/t Ag followed by a second interval of 76.00 m @ 7.28 g/t Au and 7.7 g/t Ag and CP-07-189 (azimuth 90/dip -55) assayed 53.30 m @ 7.36 g/t Au and 9.9 g/t Ag.
With the results reported here, data for 110 diamond drill holes at FDN have been released, only 85 of which were complete and included in the initial inferred resource released in October 2007. Infill drilling at FDN and exploration drilling on additional targets is ongoing with seven drills currently operating on the property. Results for current and future drill holes will be released as analytical data are received, validated and compiled.
The FDN deposit is hosted by intensely silicified andesitic volcanic and intrusive rocks that are buried by clastic sedimentary rocks of the Suarez Formation of Jurassic age within a pull-apart basin. The hydrothermal system is characterized by multiphase quartz-carbonate-sulphide stock work veining and hydrothermal brecciation. FDN is interpreted to be an intermediate sulphidation epithermal gold-silver system that predates but is in part contemporaneous with infilling of the basin.
Drilling has outlined a mineralised envelope at FDN that is traceable continuously for over 1400 metres along strike, exceeds 100 metres in width through the central and southern portions, has a vertical extent of over 350m and dips moderately westward through to vertical with an eastern contact that dips steeply to the east south of 9583500N. Drill holes intersect this envelope at various angles and therefore drill hole intercept lengths reported in this and earlier press releases are not true widths. Inspection of drill cross sections allow the width of the mineralised envelope to be estimated visually.
Technical Information
Samples consist of half HQ, NQ, NTW and BTW-size diamond core that are split by diamond saw on site, prepared at the ALS Chemex laboratory in Quito, and assayed by 50g fire assay with an AAS or gravimetric finish at the ALS Chemex Lima Laboratory. The quality assurance-quality control (QA-QC) program of Aurelian includes the insertion of certified standards of known gold content every 20 samples, blanks at least every 20 samples and field or lab duplicates every 20 samples.
Samples from significant drill intercepts are sent to two additional independent laboratories to verify gold and silver analyses. Metallic screen fire analyses for gold are also run regularly as an additional QA-QC check. The half core remaining after sampling is retained on site for verification and reference purposes.
Stephen Leary (MAusIMM), Aurelian's Exploration Manager, is the Qualified Person in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 with respect to this release. He has reviewed the contents for accuracy.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) resource company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project properties, located in southeastern Ecuador and consisting of 38 mining concessions totalling approximately 95,000 hectares. The initial inferred resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Patrick Anderson
President and CEO
(416) 868-9100
Email: pfnanderson@aurelian.ca
or
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and Production - Mining and Metals
March 12, 2008
Aurelian Intersects 168.93 Metres Grading 13.16 g/t of Gold and 144.05 Metres Grading 7.41 g/t Gold at FDN With Infill Drilling
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 12, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced additional drill results from the Fruta Del Norte ("FDN") gold-silver deposit discovered in its Condor Project in southeastern Ecuador. The results are from infill holes in the central high grade part of the system on 50 m spaced sections.
"We continue to drill aggressively, with three rigs now pursuing the blue sky potential of the Condor project," says Patrick F.N. Anderson, President and CEO. "A powerful rig is drilling a deep hole just west of the west fault, testing for the faulted extension of the FDN deposit at depth. Two other rigs are drilling fences of holes south of FDN across the Suarez pull-apart basin to test if additional buried epithermal systems exist. Four additional diamond rigs are drilling a combination of infill holes for an updated resource later this summer and metallurgical holes and geotechnical holes are planned to begin on proposed infrastructure locations in the next few weeks."
The results from the infill holes include 144.05 metres grading 7.41 g/t of gold ("Au") and 12.4 g/t of silver ("Ag") in CP-07-185 on section 9583350N, and 168.93 metres grading 13.16 g/t of Au and 13.0 g/t of Ag in CP-07-176, which traverses between section 9583350N and 9583400N. On section 9583550N, drill hole CP-07-188 returned a best intercept of 76.00 metres grading 7.28 g/t Au and 7.7 g/t Ag and CP-07-189 returned 53.30 metres grading 7.36 g/t Au and 9.9 g/t Ag.
As of October 2007, calculations at the FDN deposit returned an initial inferred mineral resource of 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t of gold and 11.8 g/t of silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver, determined at a cut off grade of 2.3 g/t gold-equivalent (ARU PR 4/10/2007). The results reported in this release were not included in that calculation.
FDN Results
Mineralized intercepts (uncut and cut) from six recent FDN drill holes are tabulated below followed by brief descriptions of each hole. The intercepts are calculated with the 2.3 g/t Au Eq lower cut, the same used in the inferred resource estimate; this cut off is used in the description of results in the following text (unless otherwise stated).
Maps, cross sections, photos, gold and silver assay data from this and previous press releases may be viewed at www.aurelian.ca.
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Uncut data, 2.3 g/t Au Eq(i) lower cut
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Cross Drill hole From To Interval Au Ag Au
section (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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CP-07-185 275.70 419.75 144.05 7.41 12.4 7.61
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9583350N including 281.10 295.20 14.10 20.52 16.1 20.78
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and 384.45 391.45 7.00 34.89 52.9 35.74
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CP-07-185 485.32 497.32 12.00 4.77 29.5 5.25
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CP-07-176 253.07 422.00 168.93 13.16 13.0 13.37
9583350N/ -----------------------------------------------------------------
9583400N including 368.50 422.00 53.50 22.69 23.8 23.07
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CP-07-176 462.00 463.00 1.00 58.60 85.7 59.98
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CP-07-181A 372.11 455.71 83.60 5.92 14.1 6.15
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including 406.72 424.72 18.00 15.20 16.6 15.46
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CP-07-182 225.70 256.80 31.10 7.70 9.3 7.85
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9583550N including 242.10 255.80 13.70 12.56 12.2 12.76
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CP-07-188 108.50 131.30 22.80 8.60 11.2 8.78
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CP-07-188 141.00 217.00 76.00 7.28 7.7 7.40
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including 162.00 197.00 35.00 12.60 11.7 12.79
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CP-07-189 113.00 166.30 53.30 7.36 9.9 7.52
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CP-07-189 245.79 250.41 4.62 3.78 4.6 3.85
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and no
top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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Intervals with a 2.3 g/t Au Eq(i) lower cut and a top cut
of 105g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag
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Cross Drill hole From To Interval Au Ag Au
section (metres) (metres) (metres) g/t g/t Eq(i)
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9583350N CP-07-185 485.32 497.32 12.00 4.77 26.4 5.20
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9583350N/
9583400N CP-07-176 253.07 422.00 168.93 12.47 12.6 12.67
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9583550N CP-07-188 108.50 131.30 22.80 8.10 11.2 8.28
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Note: intervals are calculated using a lower cut of 2.3 g/t Au Eq and a
105 g/t Au and 97 g/t Ag top cut, they include up to 6m of internal waste.
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(i) Au equivalent grade ("Au Eq") was calculated on the basis of US$550/oz Au, US$10/oz Ag, 90% Au recovery, 80% Ag recovery which combine for an Au Eq ratio of 61.9 grams Ag equals 1 gram Au.
On infill section 9583350 drill hole CP-07-185 was drilled as an east to west scissor hole (azimuth 265/dip -66) and intersected buried quartz sinter from 167m to 189m before intersecting intense epithermal mineralisation assaying 144.05 m @ 7.41 g/t Au and 12.4 g/t Ag which includes 14.10 m @ 20.52 g/t Au and 16.1 g/t Ag and a second interval assaying 12.00m @ 4.77 g/t Au and 29.5 g/t Ag. The hole exited the orebody when it passed through the west fault at 557m.
Drill hole CP-07-176 was designed to be an infill hole on 9583350N, but after being collared (azimuth 90/dip -49) the hole kicked north, ending closer to 9583400N than 9583350N. The hole passed through the top of the orebody, assaying 168.93 m @ 13.16 g/t Au and 13.0 g/t Ag including 53.50 m @ 22.69 g/t Au and 23.8 g/t Ag. A large vein to the east of the main orebody assayed 1m @ 58.60 g/t Au and 85.7 g/t Ag.
Four holes have been completed on section 9583550N, all of which successfully intersected mineralisation. At depth drill hole CP-07-181A (azimuth 81/dip -63) returned a best intercept of 83.60 m @ 5.92 g/t Au and 14.1 g/t Ag, which includes 18.00 m @ 15.20 g/t Au and 16.6 g/t Ag. In the upper part of the orebody holes CP-07-182 (azimuth 91/dip -56) assayed 31.10 m @ 7.70 g/t Au and 9.3 g/t Ag, which includes 13.70 m @ 12.56 g/t Au and 12.2 g/t Ag, CP-07-188 (azimuth 87/dip -66) assayed 22.80 m @ 8.60 g/t Au and 11.2 g/t Ag followed by a second interval of 76.00 m @ 7.28 g/t Au and 7.7 g/t Ag and CP-07-189 (azimuth 90/dip -55) assayed 53.30 m @ 7.36 g/t Au and 9.9 g/t Ag.
With the results reported here, data for 110 diamond drill holes at FDN have been released, only 85 of which were complete and included in the initial inferred resource released in October 2007. Infill drilling at FDN and exploration drilling on additional targets is ongoing with seven drills currently operating on the property. Results for current and future drill holes will be released as analytical data are received, validated and compiled.
The FDN deposit is hosted by intensely silicified andesitic volcanic and intrusive rocks that are buried by clastic sedimentary rocks of the Suarez Formation of Jurassic age within a pull-apart basin. The hydrothermal system is characterized by multiphase quartz-carbonate-sulphide stock work veining and hydrothermal brecciation. FDN is interpreted to be an intermediate sulphidation epithermal gold-silver system that predates but is in part contemporaneous with infilling of the basin.
Drilling has outlined a mineralised envelope at FDN that is traceable continuously for over 1400 metres along strike, exceeds 100 metres in width through the central and southern portions, has a vertical extent of over 350m and dips moderately westward through to vertical with an eastern contact that dips steeply to the east south of 9583500N. Drill holes intersect this envelope at various angles and therefore drill hole intercept lengths reported in this and earlier press releases are not true widths. Inspection of drill cross sections allow the width of the mineralised envelope to be estimated visually.
Technical Information
Samples consist of half HQ, NQ, NTW and BTW-size diamond core that are split by diamond saw on site, prepared at the ALS Chemex laboratory in Quito, and assayed by 50g fire assay with an AAS or gravimetric finish at the ALS Chemex Lima Laboratory. The quality assurance-quality control (QA-QC) program of Aurelian includes the insertion of certified standards of known gold content every 20 samples, blanks at least every 20 samples and field or lab duplicates every 20 samples.
Samples from significant drill intercepts are sent to two additional independent laboratories to verify gold and silver analyses. Metallic screen fire analyses for gold are also run regularly as an additional QA-QC check. The half core remaining after sampling is retained on site for verification and reference purposes.
Stephen Leary (MAusIMM), Aurelian's Exploration Manager, is the Qualified Person in compliance with National Instrument 43-101 with respect to this release. He has reviewed the contents for accuracy.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) resource company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project properties, located in southeastern Ecuador and consisting of 38 mining concessions totalling approximately 95,000 hectares. The initial inferred resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Patrick Anderson
President and CEO
(416) 868-9100
Email: pfnanderson@aurelian.ca
or
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and Production - Mining and Metals
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.619.471 von gsx1100e am 12.03.08 14:10:12Unser Baby ist heiss. Der Trend läuft genau von Aurelian Richtung Dorato. Schade, dass Aurelian in Ecuador ist 
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.619.561 von Neono am 12.03.08 14:18:49ja, wir haben die safere Seite 
also wenn ich Aurelian wär....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.619.561 von Neono am 12.03.08 14:18:49ist doch nett, dass die gewisse Vorarbeiten machen....
Der Trend läuft genau von Aurelian Richtung Dorato.
Genau dies war die große Hoffnung. Wobei die property
so groß ist, ob man da - auf der besseren Seite - "nur"
Gold finden wird?
Tasche
Genau dies war die große Hoffnung. Wobei die property
so groß ist, ob man da - auf der besseren Seite - "nur"
Gold finden wird?
Tasche
Und ist nun die 1000er-Grenze einmal
genommen, ist der Weg weit frei:
Tasche
genommen, ist der Weg weit frei:
Tasche
was ist denn hier los?
Kurse von 1,00 Euro?
Was ist denn passiert?
Habe es gerade erste gesehen und bin entsetzt!
Kurse von 1,00 Euro?
Was ist denn passiert?
Habe es gerade erste gesehen und bin entsetzt!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.690.755 von Makalu8000 am 19.03.08 20:38:08CAD1,85 = €1,17
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.643.869 von Taschenrechner am 14.03.08 16:19:00
Und ist nun die 1000er-Grenze einmal
genommen, ist der Weg weit frei:
In welche Richtung hast Du ja nicht geschrieben...
Aber mal ernsthaft, denn ich will ja nicht den Job von Userin "married" uebernehmen: Diese Korrektur war zu erwarten, sie ward vorher x-fach beschrieben und sie ist schlussnedlich auch gesund fuer die weitere Entwicklung.
Und ist nun die 1000er-Grenze einmal
genommen, ist der Weg weit frei:
In welche Richtung hast Du ja nicht geschrieben...
Aber mal ernsthaft, denn ich will ja nicht den Job von Userin "married" uebernehmen: Diese Korrektur war zu erwarten, sie ward vorher x-fach beschrieben und sie ist schlussnedlich auch gesund fuer die weitere Entwicklung.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.692.646 von to_siam am 20.03.08 05:43:04
Dann hol' mal jetzt das Unerledigte nach
und schau' nicht auf diese hektischen
Tages- sondern auf langfristige Charts.
Tasche
Dann hol' mal jetzt das Unerledigte nach
und schau' nicht auf diese hektischen
Tages- sondern auf langfristige Charts.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.701.976 von Taschenrechner am 20.03.08 20:35:50
Jawoll, sofort langfristigen Chart anschauen:
Klare Befehlsgebung ist etwas sehr Feines. Finde hier leider nur nicht den, den Du sicherlich gemeint hast.
Jawoll, sofort langfristigen Chart anschauen:
Klare Befehlsgebung ist etwas sehr Feines. Finde hier leider nur nicht den, den Du sicherlich gemeint hast.
Wird mal wieder Zeit für einen Sprung nach Norden, oder?
Es scheint hier ein bisschen einzuschlafen, oder täusche ich mich?
LG an Euch,
Makalu
Es scheint hier ein bisschen einzuschlafen, oder täusche ich mich?
LG an Euch,
Makalu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.742.247 von Makalu8000 am 27.03.08 17:26:11Erst kommt Süden, dann Norden. Es wird Zeit, dass die TSX den deal genehmigt.
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.703.375 von to_siam am 21.03.08 03:57:17
#557 wäre (für Dich!) der noch bessere
Zeitpunkt für das versäumte Physische
gewesen.
Tasche
#557 wäre (für Dich!) der noch bessere
Zeitpunkt für das versäumte Physische
gewesen.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.742.330 von Taschenrechner am 27.03.08 17:31:27
Ja, ich weiß, Cash wäre sogar da gewesen, aber ich war eben nicht da (örtlich und geistig betrachtet)...
Ja, ich weiß, Cash wäre sogar da gewesen, aber ich war eben nicht da (örtlich und geistig betrachtet)...
Filing Date: 20080328
Issuer: Dorato Resources Inc.
Symbol: DRIH
Filing Type: News release - English
Industry: junior natural resource - mining
For Immediate Release March 28, 2008
Trading Symbol: DRI.H – NEX
CORPORATE UPDATE
Vancouver, Canada- Dorato Resources Inc. (“Dorato”) previously announced that it had entered
into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the
emergent Cordillera del Condor Gold (CdC) Copper Belt (the “Mineral Claims”).
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange (the “TSX-V) policies, the acquisition by Dorato
of the Mineral Claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require
Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and
preparation of a Filing Statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a nonbrokered
private placement financing of up to 17,000,000 shares (the “Shares”) at a price of
$0.60 per Share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to fund the acquisition and exploration of the
Mineral Claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of
business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement the
news releases issued November 19, 2007, December 19, 2007, January 22, 2008 and February 22,
2008.
On March 27, 2008 Dorato received conditional approval of the transaction by the TSX-V. Final
acceptance of the transaction by the TSX-V is subject to a number of conditions, including
Dorato completing all the filing requirements under the applicable TSX-V policies, completion
of the non-brokered private placement, and Dorato providing evidence to the TSX-V that it
meets the applicable public distribution requirements.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD:
(signed) “Anton J. Drescher,” President
Issuer: Dorato Resources Inc.
Symbol: DRIH
Filing Type: News release - English
Industry: junior natural resource - mining
For Immediate Release March 28, 2008
Trading Symbol: DRI.H – NEX
CORPORATE UPDATE
Vancouver, Canada- Dorato Resources Inc. (“Dorato”) previously announced that it had entered
into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the
emergent Cordillera del Condor Gold (CdC) Copper Belt (the “Mineral Claims”).
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange (the “TSX-V) policies, the acquisition by Dorato
of the Mineral Claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require
Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and
preparation of a Filing Statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a nonbrokered
private placement financing of up to 17,000,000 shares (the “Shares”) at a price of
$0.60 per Share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to fund the acquisition and exploration of the
Mineral Claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of
business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement the
news releases issued November 19, 2007, December 19, 2007, January 22, 2008 and February 22,
2008.
On March 27, 2008 Dorato received conditional approval of the transaction by the TSX-V. Final
acceptance of the transaction by the TSX-V is subject to a number of conditions, including
Dorato completing all the filing requirements under the applicable TSX-V policies, completion
of the non-brokered private placement, and Dorato providing evidence to the TSX-V that it
meets the applicable public distribution requirements.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD:
(signed) “Anton J. Drescher,” President
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.759.752 von KKCS am 30.03.08 10:19:13Zeit wird's
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.759.752 von KKCS am 30.03.08 10:19:13
Ein "goldenes PP" - glück-
lich, wer dabei sein darf -
und der Startschuss.
Tasche
Ein "goldenes PP" - glück-
lich, wer dabei sein darf -
und der Startschuss.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.759.752 von KKCS am 30.03.08 10:19:13jippie aye yeah oder wie man das schreibt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.760.226 von Taschenrechner am 30.03.08 13:07:22auf die rechtsgrenzischen gold-properties darf man künftig wirklich gespannt sein....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.760.435 von silbernd am 30.03.08 14:12:37
... und es muss ja nicht beim Gold
allein bleiben, wie zu lesen war.
Tasche
... und es muss ja nicht beim Gold
allein bleiben, wie zu lesen war.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.760.619 von Taschenrechner am 30.03.08 15:22:56
Ja, was man alles so finden kann, wenn man "jungfräuliche" Landschaften bebohrt...
Gespannt sein können wir also auch hier...
Ja, was man alles so finden kann, wenn man "jungfräuliche" Landschaften bebohrt...
Gespannt sein können wir also auch hier...
Dorato gets conditional TSX-V approval for Peru options
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 3/28/2008 $1.80
Monday March 31 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
CORPORATE UPDATE
As previously reported in Stockwatch on Nov. 19, 2007, Dorato Resources Inc. has entered into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor (CdC) gold-copper belt.
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange policies, the acquisition by Dorato of the mineral claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and preparation of a filing statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to finance the acquisition and exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement the company's news releases in Stockwatch issued Nov. 19, 2007, Dec. 19, 2007, Jan. 22, 2008, and Feb. 22, 2008.
On March 27, 2008, Dorato received conditional approval of the transaction by the TSX-V. Final acceptance of the transaction by the TSX-V is subject to a number of conditions, including Dorato completing all the filing requirements under the applicable TSX-V policies, completion of the non-brokered private placement, and Dorato providing evidence to the TSX-V that it meets the applicable public distribution requirements.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 3/28/2008 $1.80
Monday March 31 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
CORPORATE UPDATE
As previously reported in Stockwatch on Nov. 19, 2007, Dorato Resources Inc. has entered into five option agreements to acquire 69 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor (CdC) gold-copper belt.
In accordance with the TSX Venture Exchange policies, the acquisition by Dorato of the mineral claims will constitute a change of business to the mining sector and will require Dorato to satisfy applicable TSX-V requirements, including shareholder approval and preparation of a filing statement. As previously announced, Dorato is also conducting a non-brokered private placement financing of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share. Dorato intends to use the proceeds to finance the acquisition and exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes.
The TSX-V policies require that Dorato issue a news release updating the status of the change of business transaction every 30 days. This news release is intended to update and supplement the company's news releases in Stockwatch issued Nov. 19, 2007, Dec. 19, 2007, Jan. 22, 2008, and Feb. 22, 2008.
On March 27, 2008, Dorato received conditional approval of the transaction by the TSX-V. Final acceptance of the transaction by the TSX-V is subject to a number of conditions, including Dorato completing all the filing requirements under the applicable TSX-V policies, completion of the non-brokered private placement, and Dorato providing evidence to the TSX-V that it meets the applicable public distribution requirements.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Peru gives Rio Tinto mining rights at the border
26th March 2008
LIMA - Peru said on Wednesday it granted mining rights to mining giant Rio Tinto in 18 lots in the southern region of Tacna, less than 30 miles (50 km) from Peru's border with Chile and Bolivia.
Peruvian law prohibits foreign companies from acquiring mines close to the border, but Rio Tinto was given the rights under a "public necessity" exclusion, meant to promote development in frontier areas, said the mining ministry.
"The rights to mine transcend private interest and contribute to the welfare of the community," said the ministry, which did not disclose how much Rio Tinto paid for the rights.
Rio Tinto started exploration drilling at La Granja, its massive copper project in northern Peru, in 2006 and has said it plans to complete a pre-feasibility study in 2010. The company took control of the project in January 2006 after previous owners BHP Billiton withdrew.
Also on Wednesday, Rio Tinto's chief executive said it had rejected BHP's hostile takeover offer on value only.
Peru is the world's second largest copper producer, after Chile, and is the fifth biggest producer of gold. It is the world's largest silver producer.
(Reporting by Jean Luis Arce; Writing by Dana Ford; Editing by Marguerita Choy)
26th March 2008
LIMA - Peru said on Wednesday it granted mining rights to mining giant Rio Tinto in 18 lots in the southern region of Tacna, less than 30 miles (50 km) from Peru's border with Chile and Bolivia.
Peruvian law prohibits foreign companies from acquiring mines close to the border, but Rio Tinto was given the rights under a "public necessity" exclusion, meant to promote development in frontier areas, said the mining ministry.
"The rights to mine transcend private interest and contribute to the welfare of the community," said the ministry, which did not disclose how much Rio Tinto paid for the rights.
Rio Tinto started exploration drilling at La Granja, its massive copper project in northern Peru, in 2006 and has said it plans to complete a pre-feasibility study in 2010. The company took control of the project in January 2006 after previous owners BHP Billiton withdrew.
Also on Wednesday, Rio Tinto's chief executive said it had rejected BHP's hostile takeover offer on value only.
Peru is the world's second largest copper producer, after Chile, and is the fifth biggest producer of gold. It is the world's largest silver producer.
(Reporting by Jean Luis Arce; Writing by Dana Ford; Editing by Marguerita Choy)
Wenn man sich den Chart mal so anschaut, bildet sich wohl ein netter Abwärtsstrend aus!
Was ist denn hier los?
Wir standen schon über 1,50 Euro. Und was ist jetzt?
Es gab doch eingentlich keine schlechten Nachrichten.
Soll da nur die Marktlage dran Schuld sein?
Kann mir jemand erklären, woran das liegt?
Ich find es richtig ärgerlich!
Was ist denn hier los?
Wir standen schon über 1,50 Euro. Und was ist jetzt?
Es gab doch eingentlich keine schlechten Nachrichten.
Soll da nur die Marktlage dran Schuld sein?
Kann mir jemand erklären, woran das liegt?
Ich find es richtig ärgerlich!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.783.955 von Makalu8000 am 01.04.08 23:08:46Zu spät gekauft und keine Gewinne mitgenommen?
Erst muss das endgültige TSX-Approval her, dann wird das PP geschlossen und erst dann kann hier was pssieren. Bis dahin dürften wir noch gute Gelegenheiten kriegen
Neono
Erst muss das endgültige TSX-Approval her, dann wird das PP geschlossen und erst dann kann hier was pssieren. Bis dahin dürften wir noch gute Gelegenheiten kriegen
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.783.955 von Makalu8000 am 01.04.08 23:08:46Was soll denn bitte außer der "Marktlage" schuld gewesen sein?
Schlechte BE´s können es ja wohl kaum gewesen sein...
...Mensch Leute, dass ihr nie Geduld haben könnt. Hier ist eine Menge Vorschuss eingepreist, klar, und dass muss erstmal belegt werden. Dafür braucht es Zeit! Ist es da relevant, dass an einem grottenschlechten Börsentag mal irgend jemand, der mal ein paar Aktien aus irgend einem Grund gebraucht hat, den Kurs nach unten drückte?
Wer damit nicht leben kann, dem gebe ich einen guten Ratschlag: Verfolge alles, was Neono schreibt. Sauge Infos über möglich Shells heraus und dann kaufe die. Wenn diese dann aufgrund Befüllung abgehen, dann stellt Du glatt und nimmst Gewinne mit.
Das Dumme nur: Leute wie Du, sollten sie tatsächlich mal eine Shell anfassen, können dann auch nicht abwarten, bis sie einmal befüllt wird. Auch das gibt unnötige Nachfragen. Ich muss mich wirklich fragen, warum Neono sich das immer noch antut...
Schlechte BE´s können es ja wohl kaum gewesen sein...
...Mensch Leute, dass ihr nie Geduld haben könnt. Hier ist eine Menge Vorschuss eingepreist, klar, und dass muss erstmal belegt werden. Dafür braucht es Zeit! Ist es da relevant, dass an einem grottenschlechten Börsentag mal irgend jemand, der mal ein paar Aktien aus irgend einem Grund gebraucht hat, den Kurs nach unten drückte?
Wer damit nicht leben kann, dem gebe ich einen guten Ratschlag: Verfolge alles, was Neono schreibt. Sauge Infos über möglich Shells heraus und dann kaufe die. Wenn diese dann aufgrund Befüllung abgehen, dann stellt Du glatt und nimmst Gewinne mit.
Das Dumme nur: Leute wie Du, sollten sie tatsächlich mal eine Shell anfassen, können dann auch nicht abwarten, bis sie einmal befüllt wird. Auch das gibt unnötige Nachfragen. Ich muss mich wirklich fragen, warum Neono sich das immer noch antut...
abgesehen davon, dass man weit tiefer kaufen konnte, ist eine range zwischen ca. 1,50 und 2,30 (Spitzen mal außen vor) für eine Firma in diesem frühen Stadium völlig normal.....
.....das gesamte Umfeld der letzten Monate mal völlig ausgeblendet
.....die Aktie hält sich super!
.....das gesamte Umfeld der letzten Monate mal völlig ausgeblendet
.....die Aktie hält sich super!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.784.138 von silbernd am 01.04.08 23:43:35natürlich hält sie sich super
bei dem umfeld und dem frühstadium.
aber makulala musste mal wieder...war ja nicht nur hier in diesem sräd um diese zeit....komisch, das ihm da kein licht aufgeht wenn einige seiner exploer grad nicht so laufen...das es vielleicht am umfeld liegen könnte. und dann noch bei dem schlachfest gestern.
bei dem umfeld und dem frühstadium.
aber makulala musste mal wieder...war ja nicht nur hier in diesem sräd um diese zeit....komisch, das ihm da kein licht aufgeht wenn einige seiner exploer grad nicht so laufen...das es vielleicht am umfeld liegen könnte. und dann noch bei dem schlachfest gestern.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.785.510 von e_type1 am 02.04.08 09:39:02
...irgend jemand muss ja schließlich die Schuld haben - oder?
...irgend jemand muss ja schließlich die Schuld haben - oder?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.785.510 von e_type1 am 02.04.08 09:39:02Du hast Recht e_type. Ich hatte in den letzten Wochen nicht die Möglichkeit, mich um mein Depot zu kümmern. Daher habe ich gestern ein bisschen quergelesen und war erschrocken, wie die Werte in den letzten Wochen abgesackt sind. Ich hätte wirklich mit besseren Verhältnissen gerechnet. Aber so ist wohl das Leben, es kommt meistens anders als man denkt.
Trotz allem vielen Dank an die netten Teilnehmer dieser Diskussionsrunde, die mir zumindest einen kleinen Schritt aus der Unwissenheit geholfen haben.
Schönen Tag euch, Makalu
Trotz allem vielen Dank an die netten Teilnehmer dieser Diskussionsrunde, die mir zumindest einen kleinen Schritt aus der Unwissenheit geholfen haben.
Schönen Tag euch, Makalu
Na läuft ja richtig super, die gute Dorato!
jetzt sind wir in Frankfurt schon unter 1 €!
Kann mir einer erklären, warum wir seit Monaten in einem Abwärtstrend stecken, obwohl die Aussichten immer als so gut dargestellt werden? Am Umfeld kann es ja wohl nicht liegen.
jetzt sind wir in Frankfurt schon unter 1 €!
Kann mir einer erklären, warum wir seit Monaten in einem Abwärtstrend stecken, obwohl die Aussichten immer als so gut dargestellt werden? Am Umfeld kann es ja wohl nicht liegen.
43-101 ist auf Sedar
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.869.405 von KKCS am 11.04.08 18:47:12Na dann werden sie auch das final approval der TSX haben, oder zumindest sehr bald kriegen.
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.863.845 von Makalu8000 am 11.04.08 09:46:13wie bitte?
natürlich liegt es daran - DRI hält sich bei dem bescheidenen Umfeld der letzten Monate mehr als gut.....
natürlich liegt es daran - DRI hält sich bei dem bescheidenen Umfeld der letzten Monate mehr als gut.....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.863.845 von Makalu8000 am 11.04.08 09:46:13ERnsthaft, ich glaube, dass Du falsch hier bist. Verkauf Deine Stücke und such Dir was anderes zum Lernen aus. Das hier ist offensichtlich eine Nummer zu gross für Dich. Das ist wirklich ein gut gemeinter Ratschlag, denn wer Kurse unter 1 Dollar in Frankfurt sieht, wo seit Wochen kein einziges stück gehandelt wurde, geschweige denn heute, der weiss nichts über Aktien.
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.869.537 von Neono am 11.04.08 19:00:18
Neono, wo wie gerade beim Thema sind: Weißt Du schon, wann die erste Dividende von Dorato kommt?
Ich würde da gerne noch ein paar Trevali kaufen...
Neono, wo wie gerade beim Thema sind: Weißt Du schon, wann die erste Dividende von Dorato kommt?
Ich würde da gerne noch ein paar Trevali kaufen...
[urlGold auf Herz und Nieren geprüft
]http://www.goldseiten.de/content/diverses/artikel.php?storyid=6994[/url]
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Schlussfolgerung
Ich möchte ihnen abschließend einen Kommentar über die übergreifenden Angebots- und Nachfragezahlen präsentieren. Gold Fields Mineral Services (GFMS), die wohl verlässlichste Quelle dieses Sektors in Bezug auf Angebots- und Nachfragestatistiken für Gold, geben für das gesamte, aus den Minen stammende Angebot eine Zahl von 2447 Tonnen für das Jahr 2007 an - dies ist aber eine durchaus problematische Zahl. Wenn sie die fest zugeordnete Produktion Chinas und Russlands abrechnen, das Defizit bei der Zentralbankquote, die eingeschränkte Produktion in Südafrika und auch das Potential, dass vermehrte Rückkäufe durch Produzenten in sich bergen, dann entsteht ein ganz anderes Bild - es entspricht nicht mehr einem ausgiebigen, reichhaltigen Angebot, sondern eher dem Bild von entstehenden Knappheiten.
Die Fundamentaldaten führen uns zu dem Schluss, dass der Goldpreisanstieg der letzten 2 Jahre real existierende und handfeste Ursachen hatte - ein Anstieg, der die Goldpreise um 75% steigen lassen hat. Denjenigen, die den Aufwärtstrend des Goldes nur als eine weitere Blase in einer Reihe von Spekulationsblasen bezeichnen, fehlt der Einblick und das Verständnis. Zudem sind die Fundamentaldaten auch in Zukunft vielversprechend, so dass sich, aller Vorrausicht nach, keiner des jetzt bestehenden Trends in absehbarer Zeit umkehren wird. Es bleibt der Eindruck, dass der Gold-Bullenmarkt 2008 voraussichtlich auf seinem Kurs bleiben wird - selbst wenn es zu einer oder zwei kurzfristigen Korrekturen kommen sollte.
]http://www.goldseiten.de/content/diverses/artikel.php?storyid=6994[/url]
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Schlussfolgerung
Ich möchte ihnen abschließend einen Kommentar über die übergreifenden Angebots- und Nachfragezahlen präsentieren. Gold Fields Mineral Services (GFMS), die wohl verlässlichste Quelle dieses Sektors in Bezug auf Angebots- und Nachfragestatistiken für Gold, geben für das gesamte, aus den Minen stammende Angebot eine Zahl von 2447 Tonnen für das Jahr 2007 an - dies ist aber eine durchaus problematische Zahl. Wenn sie die fest zugeordnete Produktion Chinas und Russlands abrechnen, das Defizit bei der Zentralbankquote, die eingeschränkte Produktion in Südafrika und auch das Potential, dass vermehrte Rückkäufe durch Produzenten in sich bergen, dann entsteht ein ganz anderes Bild - es entspricht nicht mehr einem ausgiebigen, reichhaltigen Angebot, sondern eher dem Bild von entstehenden Knappheiten.
Die Fundamentaldaten führen uns zu dem Schluss, dass der Goldpreisanstieg der letzten 2 Jahre real existierende und handfeste Ursachen hatte - ein Anstieg, der die Goldpreise um 75% steigen lassen hat. Denjenigen, die den Aufwärtstrend des Goldes nur als eine weitere Blase in einer Reihe von Spekulationsblasen bezeichnen, fehlt der Einblick und das Verständnis. Zudem sind die Fundamentaldaten auch in Zukunft vielversprechend, so dass sich, aller Vorrausicht nach, keiner des jetzt bestehenden Trends in absehbarer Zeit umkehren wird. Es bleibt der Eindruck, dass der Gold-Bullenmarkt 2008 voraussichtlich auf seinem Kurs bleiben wird - selbst wenn es zu einer oder zwei kurzfristigen Korrekturen kommen sollte.
sodele......
Dorato closes acquisitions, private placement
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/16/2008 $1.74
Friday April 18 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ANNOUNCES THE CLOSING OF ITS MINERAL CLAIMS ACQUISITIONS AND COMPLETION OF FINANCING
Dorato Resources Inc. has closed the property acquisitions previously reported in Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007. Dorato entered into four agreements with Peruvian nationals to acquire options to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 64 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor gold-copper belt. Dorato has also entered into an agreement with all the shareholders of Compania Minera Afrodita S.A.C., a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns mining concessions in the same area as the mineral claims.
For the purposes of the TSX Venture Exchange manual, the acquisition of the mineral claims constitutes a change of business to the mining sector. A copy of the filing statement dated as of April 3, 2008, with respect to its change of business has been filed by Dorato under its profile on SEDAR. In accordance with the rules of the TSX-V, Dorato has received written consent from shareholders holding in excess of a majority of the issued and outstanding shares to the change of business. Details on the change of business and the acquisition terms of the mineral claims are described in the filing statement.
Dorato has also completed its previously announced non-brokered private placement of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share for gross proceeds of $10.2-million. Dorato used a portion of the proceeds to finance the acquisition of the mineral claims and will use the remaining on the exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes. In addition to the statutory four-month hold period, the subscribers have agreed that the shares will be held in escrow with 50 per cent of the shares being released after four months, a further 25 per cent being released after eight months and the final 25 per cent being released after one year.
Completion of the change of business is subject to Dorato satisfying conditions to comply with TSX-V policies. Dorato anticipates that it will be able to meet these conditions and that the change of business will be completed within seven business days from today. A further press release will issued upon completion of the change of business and prior to the commencement of trading of Dorato's common shares on the TSX-V under its new symbol DRI.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato closes acquisitions, private placement
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/16/2008 $1.74
Friday April 18 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ANNOUNCES THE CLOSING OF ITS MINERAL CLAIMS ACQUISITIONS AND COMPLETION OF FINANCING
Dorato Resources Inc. has closed the property acquisitions previously reported in Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007. Dorato entered into four agreements with Peruvian nationals to acquire options to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 64 mineral claims covering Peruvian extensions of the emergent Cordillera del Condor gold-copper belt. Dorato has also entered into an agreement with all the shareholders of Compania Minera Afrodita S.A.C., a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns mining concessions in the same area as the mineral claims.
For the purposes of the TSX Venture Exchange manual, the acquisition of the mineral claims constitutes a change of business to the mining sector. A copy of the filing statement dated as of April 3, 2008, with respect to its change of business has been filed by Dorato under its profile on SEDAR. In accordance with the rules of the TSX-V, Dorato has received written consent from shareholders holding in excess of a majority of the issued and outstanding shares to the change of business. Details on the change of business and the acquisition terms of the mineral claims are described in the filing statement.
Dorato has also completed its previously announced non-brokered private placement of up to 17 million shares at a price of 60 cents per share for gross proceeds of $10.2-million. Dorato used a portion of the proceeds to finance the acquisition of the mineral claims and will use the remaining on the exploration of the mineral claims and for general corporate purposes. In addition to the statutory four-month hold period, the subscribers have agreed that the shares will be held in escrow with 50 per cent of the shares being released after four months, a further 25 per cent being released after eight months and the final 25 per cent being released after one year.
Completion of the change of business is subject to Dorato satisfying conditions to comply with TSX-V policies. Dorato anticipates that it will be able to meet these conditions and that the change of business will be completed within seven business days from today. A further press release will issued upon completion of the change of business and prior to the commencement of trading of Dorato's common shares on the TSX-V under its new symbol DRI.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.924.161 von silbernd am 19.04.08 00:31:22
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.924.161 von silbernd am 19.04.08 00:31:22na sieh mal einer an
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.924.161 von silbernd am 19.04.08 00:31:22Am Montag gehen die Zertifikate raus. Dann können die Spiele ja beginnen. Schnäppchen kriegt man um CAD1,25 rum. Sie ist definitiv derzeit kein Schnäppchen, aber hat viel Potenzial. Gearbeitet wird in Peru seit geraumer Zeit schon. Drilling könnte schon in diesem Herbst sein.
Neono
Neono
.. so wie es auf der anderen Seite der Grenze in Ecuador aussieht, kann man froh sein, die stabilere Seite des Trends zu explorieren
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-04-15 800 +800
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI.H - V 2008-04-15 800 +800
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.925.124 von gsx1100e am 19.04.08 12:14:59absolut !
Samstag, 19. April 2008
Rohstoffsuche gestoppt
Ecuador kassiert Lizenzen ein
n-tv.de
Die linksgerichtete Regierung Ecuadors hat am Freitag jegliche Erkundung von Rohstoff-Lagerstätten im Land gestoppt und hunderte Konzessionen für ungültig erklärt. Mit dem Schritt will der linksgerichtete Präsident Rafael Correa die Staatseinnahmen aus dem Bereich erhöhen, um mehr Geld für Sozialausgaben zur Verfügung zu haben.
Die Erkundungen würden so lange gestoppt, bis ein neues Gesetz für den Bereich verabschiedet worden sei, hieß es. Zudem dürften Firmen künftig höchstens noch drei Konzessionen besitzen. Die verbleibenden Lizenzen würden ohne Zahlung einer Entschädigung eingezogen.
Correa hatte seinem Land bereits im Oktober per Dekret einen deutlich höheren Anteil an den Öleinnahmen gesichert und damit Ängste vor weiteren Verstaatlichungen geschürt. Der Schritt erinnerte an ähnliche Schritte des venezolanischen Präsidenten Hugo Chavez.
Experten hatten bereits damals erklärt, es wäre nicht überraschend, wenn die Unternehmen nun ihre Investitionen einstellten, die in dem Bereich auf rund 100 Mio. US-Dollar pro Jahr geschätzt werden. Im Boden Ecuadors liegen nach Angaben der Regierung Metall-Vorkommen im Wert von etwa 130 Mrd. US-Dollar. Dutzende Unternehmen suchen im dem Land nach Gold- und Kupfer, darunter die kanadischen Konzerne Aurelian, Corriente und IamGold.
Samstag, 19. April 2008
Rohstoffsuche gestoppt
Ecuador kassiert Lizenzen ein
n-tv.de
Die linksgerichtete Regierung Ecuadors hat am Freitag jegliche Erkundung von Rohstoff-Lagerstätten im Land gestoppt und hunderte Konzessionen für ungültig erklärt. Mit dem Schritt will der linksgerichtete Präsident Rafael Correa die Staatseinnahmen aus dem Bereich erhöhen, um mehr Geld für Sozialausgaben zur Verfügung zu haben.
Die Erkundungen würden so lange gestoppt, bis ein neues Gesetz für den Bereich verabschiedet worden sei, hieß es. Zudem dürften Firmen künftig höchstens noch drei Konzessionen besitzen. Die verbleibenden Lizenzen würden ohne Zahlung einer Entschädigung eingezogen.
Correa hatte seinem Land bereits im Oktober per Dekret einen deutlich höheren Anteil an den Öleinnahmen gesichert und damit Ängste vor weiteren Verstaatlichungen geschürt. Der Schritt erinnerte an ähnliche Schritte des venezolanischen Präsidenten Hugo Chavez.
Experten hatten bereits damals erklärt, es wäre nicht überraschend, wenn die Unternehmen nun ihre Investitionen einstellten, die in dem Bereich auf rund 100 Mio. US-Dollar pro Jahr geschätzt werden. Im Boden Ecuadors liegen nach Angaben der Regierung Metall-Vorkommen im Wert von etwa 130 Mrd. US-Dollar. Dutzende Unternehmen suchen im dem Land nach Gold- und Kupfer, darunter die kanadischen Konzerne Aurelian, Corriente und IamGold.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.924.161 von silbernd am 19.04.08 00:31:22
Dann kann's ja (richtig) losgehen nach
Erledigung. Langfristig würde ich sie,
mit diesem aktuell wieder "gezeigten"
Länderrisiko nicht einmal gegen eine
Aurelian tauschen wollen. Da fühle ich
mich mit meinen Doratos in Peru ungleich
wohler.
Tasche
Dann kann's ja (richtig) losgehen nach
Erledigung. Langfristig würde ich sie,
mit diesem aktuell wieder "gezeigten"
Länderrisiko nicht einmal gegen eine
Aurelian tauschen wollen. Da fühle ich
mich mit meinen Doratos in Peru ungleich
wohler.
Tasche
na dann
Dorato options 64 mineral claims in Peru
Dorato Resources Inc (CRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - Property Agreement
The TSX Venture Exchange Inc. has accepted for filing the Dorato Resources Inc.'s change of business (the COB) and related transactions, all as principally described in its filing statement dated April 3, 2008. The COB includes the following matters, all of which have been accepted by the exchange.
Acquisition of mineral exploration properties in Peru
The company has entered into five agreements with several different vendors to acquire options to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 64 mineral claims and certain mining concessions located in Peru as set forth below.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 16,158 hectares (the Vicmarama property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Vicmarama property, the company has agreed to issue a total of 750,000 common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 250,000 shares will be issued and the remaining 500,000 shares will be issued over the following 24 months. The company has also agreed to pay $250,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Vicmarama property.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares (the Maravilla property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest, the company has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 250,000 of these shares will be issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. The company has also agreed to pay $300,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Maravilla property.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 11 mineral claims, comprising a total of 9,659 hectares (the Lahaina 2 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 2 property, the company has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 250,000 of these shares will be issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. The company has also agreed to pay $400,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 2 property.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims, comprising a total of 15,468 hectares (the Lahaina 1 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 1 property, the company has agreed to issue 3.4 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 400,000 of these shares will be issued and the remaining three million shares will be issued over the following 36 months. The company has also agreed to pay $270,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 1 property.
Dorato Peru SAC, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, has also entered into an agreement with the sole shareholders of Compania Minera Afrodita SAC, a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns certain mining concessions in the area of the mineral claims. Under the terms of the agreement, the company has been granted the option to purchase all of the shares of Afrodita in return for the issuance of three million shares and the payment of $8-million (U.S.) payable over 36 months.
The total consideration for the acquisition of the mineral claims is 10.15 million common shares of the company and $9.22-million (U.S.).
Insider/pro group participation: None. At the time the transaction was agreed to, the company was at arm's length to the vendors.
The exchange has been advised that the company's acquisition of the mineral claims, approved by the shareholders of the company, has been completed. For additional information, please refer to the filing statement available under the company's profile on SEDAR.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C
RI) Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - Property Agreement
The TSX Venture Exchange Inc. has accepted for filing the Dorato Resources Inc.'s change of business (the COB) and related transactions, all as principally described in its filing statement dated April 3, 2008. The COB includes the following matters, all of which have been accepted by the exchange.
Acquisition of mineral exploration properties in Peru
The company has entered into five agreements with several different vendors to acquire options to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 64 mineral claims and certain mining concessions located in Peru as set forth below.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 16,158 hectares (the Vicmarama property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Vicmarama property, the company has agreed to issue a total of 750,000 common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 250,000 shares will be issued and the remaining 500,000 shares will be issued over the following 24 months. The company has also agreed to pay $250,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Vicmarama property.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares (the Maravilla property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest, the company has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 250,000 of these shares will be issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. The company has also agreed to pay $300,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Maravilla property.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 11 mineral claims, comprising a total of 9,659 hectares (the Lahaina 2 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 2 property, the company has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 250,000 of these shares will be issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. The company has also agreed to pay $400,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 2 property.
The company has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims, comprising a total of 15,468 hectares (the Lahaina 1 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 1 property, the company has agreed to issue 3.4 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the exchange, 400,000 of these shares will be issued and the remaining three million shares will be issued over the following 36 months. The company has also agreed to pay $270,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 1 property.
Dorato Peru SAC, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, has also entered into an agreement with the sole shareholders of Compania Minera Afrodita SAC, a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns certain mining concessions in the area of the mineral claims. Under the terms of the agreement, the company has been granted the option to purchase all of the shares of Afrodita in return for the issuance of three million shares and the payment of $8-million (U.S.) payable over 36 months.
The total consideration for the acquisition of the mineral claims is 10.15 million common shares of the company and $9.22-million (U.S.).
Insider/pro group participation: None. At the time the transaction was agreed to, the company was at arm's length to the vendors.
The exchange has been advised that the company's acquisition of the mineral claims, approved by the shareholders of the company, has been completed. For additional information, please refer to the filing statement available under the company's profile on SEDAR.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
lasset die spiele beginnen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.967.917 von e_type1 am 24.04.08 22:33:05immer her damit....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.967.924 von e_type1 am 24.04.08 22:33:43die Grundsteine sind gelegt....
Dorato to move to TSX-V from NEX at opening April 25
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - Shares Delisted from NEX
Dorato Resources Inc. has met the requirements to be listed as a TSX Venture Exchange Tier 2 company. Therefore, effective on the opening on April 25, 2008, the company's listing will transfer from NEX to TSX-V, the company's tier classification will change from NEX to Tier 2, and the filing and service office will change from NEX to Vancouver.
Effective at the opening on April 25, 2008, the trading symbol for the company will change from DRI.H to DRI.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato to move to TSX-V from NEX at opening April 25
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - Shares Delisted from NEX
Dorato Resources Inc. has met the requirements to be listed as a TSX Venture Exchange Tier 2 company. Therefore, effective on the opening on April 25, 2008, the company's listing will transfer from NEX to TSX-V, the company's tier classification will change from NEX to Tier 2, and the filing and service office will change from NEX to Vancouver.
Effective at the opening on April 25, 2008, the trading symbol for the company will change from DRI.H to DRI.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.968.082 von silbernd am 24.04.08 22:56:05sauber
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.968.082 von silbernd am 24.04.08 22:56:05heute ist was los...
Dorato Resources 17-million-share private placement
Dorato Resources Inc (CRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - Private Placement
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a non-brokered private placement announced Nov. 19, 2007, Dec. 19, 2007, Jan. 22, 2008, Feb. 22, 2008, and March 28, 2008.
Number of shares: 17 million shares
Purchase price: 60 cents per share
Number of hidden placees: 160 placees
Insiders/pro groups: Gary Bogdanovich (pro group) 285,000; Anton J. Drescher (insider) 550,000; Lorinda Hoyem (pro group) 50,000; Carolyn Rogers (pro group) 150,000; Kim Dunfield (pro group) 300,000; Cheryl Currie (pro group) 75,000; Neville Dastoor (pro group) 10,000; Matthew Gaasenbeek (pro group) 50,000; Rowland Perkins (insider) 10,000; Sandra Nissen (pro group) 50,000; Ali Pejman (pro group) 125,000; Kirsten Pejman (pro group) 100,000; Graham Saunders (pro group) 35,000; Wendell Zerb (pro group) 40,000; 0811321 B.C. Ltd. (Dino Minicucci/Cal Everett) (pro group) 365,000; Gerhard Drescher (insider) 12,000; Donna Moroney (insider) 15,000; Craig Roberts (pro group) 185,000; Linda Yule (pro group) 100,000
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources 17-million-share private placement
Dorato Resources Inc (C
RI) Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - Private Placement
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a non-brokered private placement announced Nov. 19, 2007, Dec. 19, 2007, Jan. 22, 2008, Feb. 22, 2008, and March 28, 2008.
Number of shares: 17 million shares
Purchase price: 60 cents per share
Number of hidden placees: 160 placees
Insiders/pro groups: Gary Bogdanovich (pro group) 285,000; Anton J. Drescher (insider) 550,000; Lorinda Hoyem (pro group) 50,000; Carolyn Rogers (pro group) 150,000; Kim Dunfield (pro group) 300,000; Cheryl Currie (pro group) 75,000; Neville Dastoor (pro group) 10,000; Matthew Gaasenbeek (pro group) 50,000; Rowland Perkins (insider) 10,000; Sandra Nissen (pro group) 50,000; Ali Pejman (pro group) 125,000; Kirsten Pejman (pro group) 100,000; Graham Saunders (pro group) 35,000; Wendell Zerb (pro group) 40,000; 0811321 B.C. Ltd. (Dino Minicucci/Cal Everett) (pro group) 365,000; Gerhard Drescher (insider) 12,000; Donna Moroney (insider) 15,000; Craig Roberts (pro group) 185,000; Linda Yule (pro group) 100,000
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
10 mio.....dann mal los
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.968.082 von silbernd am 24.04.08 22:56:05sauber...Aurelian across the boarder starts
Die gefüllte Muschel am wohl interessantesten
Ort für Gold ( u.a. ) min. Südamerikas.
Tasche
Ort für Gold ( u.a.
) min. Südamerikas.Tasche
Guten M rgen !
Dorato receives TSX-V go-ahead for change of business
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ANNOUNCES THE COMPLETION OF ITS CHANGE OF BUSINESS
Dorato Resources Inc. has received the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange to complete its change of business previously reported in Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007. Dorato has met the requirements to be listed as a TSX-V Tier 2 company. Therefore, effective April 25, 2008, Dorato's listing will transfer from the NEX to the TSX-V and Dorato's common shares will commence trading under the symbol DRI.
As previously announced, Dorato has entered into four agreements with several Peruvian nationals to acquire options to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 64 mineral claims located in Peru. As consideration for the mineral claims, Dorato has agreed to issue 7.15 million common shares in stages and pay a total of $1.22-million (U.S.).
Certain material terms of the option agreements
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 16,158 hectares (the Vicmarama property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Vicmarama property, Dorato has agreed to issue a total of 750,000 common shares. Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 250,000 shares were issued and the remaining 500,000 shares will be issued over the following 24 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $250,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Vicmarama property.
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares (the Maravilla property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest, Dorato has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares . Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 250,000 of these shares were issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $300,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Maravilla property.
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 11 mineral claims, comprising a total of 9,659 hectares (the Lahaina 1 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 1 property, Dorato has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 250,000 of these shares were issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $400,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 1 property.
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims, comprising a total of 15,468 hectares (the Lahaina 2 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 2 property, Dorato has agreed to issue 3.4 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 400,000 of these shares were be issued and the remaining three million shares will be issued over the following 36 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $270,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 2 property.
Dorato has also entered into an agreement with the shareholders of Compania Minera Afrodita S.A.C., a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns certain mining concessions in the area of the mineral claims. Under the terms of the agreement, Dorato has been granted the option to purchase all of the shares of Afrodita in return for the issuance of three million shares and the payment of $8-million (U.S.) payable over 36 months.
For the purposes of the TSX-V manual, the acquisition of the mineral claims constitutes a change of business to the mining sector. A copy of the filing statement dated as of April 3, 2008, with respect to its change of business has been filed by Dorato under its profile on SEDAR. In accordance with the rules of the TSX-V, Dorato has received written consent from shareholders holding in excess of a majority of the issued and outstanding shares to the change of business. Further details on the change of business and the acquisition terms of the mineral claims are described in the filing statement.
rgen !Dorato receives TSX-V go-ahead for change of business
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close DRI.H 4/22/2008 $1.79
Thursday April 24 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ANNOUNCES THE COMPLETION OF ITS CHANGE OF BUSINESS
Dorato Resources Inc. has received the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange to complete its change of business previously reported in Stockwatch news dated Nov. 19, 2007. Dorato has met the requirements to be listed as a TSX-V Tier 2 company. Therefore, effective April 25, 2008, Dorato's listing will transfer from the NEX to the TSX-V and Dorato's common shares will commence trading under the symbol DRI.
As previously announced, Dorato has entered into four agreements with several Peruvian nationals to acquire options to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 64 mineral claims located in Peru. As consideration for the mineral claims, Dorato has agreed to issue 7.15 million common shares in stages and pay a total of $1.22-million (U.S.).
Certain material terms of the option agreements
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 16,158 hectares (the Vicmarama property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Vicmarama property, Dorato has agreed to issue a total of 750,000 common shares. Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 250,000 shares were issued and the remaining 500,000 shares will be issued over the following 24 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $250,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Vicmarama property.
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares (the Maravilla property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest, Dorato has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares . Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 250,000 of these shares were issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $300,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Maravilla property.
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 11 mineral claims, comprising a total of 9,659 hectares (the Lahaina 1 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 1 property, Dorato has agreed to issue 1.5 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 250,000 of these shares were issued and the remaining 1.25 million shares will be issued over the following 24 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $400,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 1 property.
Dorato has the option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims, comprising a total of 15,468 hectares (the Lahaina 2 property). In order to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Lahaina 2 property, Dorato has agreed to issue 3.4 million common shares. Upon acceptance by the TSX-V, 400,000 of these shares were be issued and the remaining three million shares will be issued over the following 36 months. Dorato has also agreed to pay $270,000 (U.S.) as consideration for the Lahaina 2 property.
Dorato has also entered into an agreement with the shareholders of Compania Minera Afrodita S.A.C., a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns certain mining concessions in the area of the mineral claims. Under the terms of the agreement, Dorato has been granted the option to purchase all of the shares of Afrodita in return for the issuance of three million shares and the payment of $8-million (U.S.) payable over 36 months.
For the purposes of the TSX-V manual, the acquisition of the mineral claims constitutes a change of business to the mining sector. A copy of the filing statement dated as of April 3, 2008, with respect to its change of business has been filed by Dorato under its profile on SEDAR. In accordance with the rules of the TSX-V, Dorato has received written consent from shareholders holding in excess of a majority of the issued and outstanding shares to the change of business. Further details on the change of business and the acquisition terms of the mineral claims are described in the filing statement.
Moin
na denn....
na denn....
nach dem gestrigen news-Feuerwerk ist Dorato jetzt wohl soweit - gerade rechtzeitig, so dass der ein oder andere Grenzgänger mit Hilfe von DRI weiterhin an dem Aurelian-Trend (auf der anderen Seite) partizipieren kann....
Dank PP ist zudem gut Cash in der Tasch'
und der Kurs auch noch mal einstiegs-
freundlich(er).
Tasche
und der Kurs auch noch mal einstiegs-
freundlich(er).
Tasche
Press Release Source: Aurelian Resources Inc.
Aurelian and Other Mining Companies Meet With President Correa and Top Officials; Correa Says Responsible Mining Will Go Ahead in Ecuador
Friday April 25, 8:30 am ET
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 25, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU - News), today announced that the company and seven other mining companies (Cornerstone Capital Resources, Corriente Resources, Dynasty Metals & Mining, Ecometals Limited, IAMGOLD, International Minerals and Salazar Resources) collectively met with President Correa and other top officials yesterday afternoon in Quito to discuss the future of mining in Ecuador and the impact of the previously announced Mining Mandate.
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The companies welcomed President Correa's repeated statements that responsible mining will go ahead in Ecuador. He said that the purpose of the Mining Mandate was to allow the government time to draft and implement a new mining law so that responsible mining can proceed. The President invited the mining companies to meet with the ministry to help formulate the new mining law starting this coming Monday, April 28.
Present from the government were President Rafael Correa; Dr. Galo Chiriboga, Minister of Mines and Petroleum; Dr. Jose Serrano, Deputy Secretary of Mines; Dr. Agustin Paladines, Mining Advisor to the President; Fernando Alvarado, Advisor to the President; Ricardo Patino, Minister of Politics; and Dr. Ramon Torres, Business Advisor to the President. The Canadian Ambassador to Ecuador, Christian LaPointe, accompanied the companies and presented concerns of the Canadian government for a fair, stable and long-term investment environment in Ecuador.
Aurelian continues to seek clarity from the government regarding the Mining Mandate's specific application to the company's operations and will issue updates as information becomes available.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU - News) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project, located in south-eastern Ecuador.
The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
Contact:
Marla Gale
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
Aurelian and Other Mining Companies Meet With President Correa and Top Officials; Correa Says Responsible Mining Will Go Ahead in Ecuador
Friday April 25, 8:30 am ET
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 25, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU - News), today announced that the company and seven other mining companies (Cornerstone Capital Resources, Corriente Resources, Dynasty Metals & Mining, Ecometals Limited, IAMGOLD, International Minerals and Salazar Resources) collectively met with President Correa and other top officials yesterday afternoon in Quito to discuss the future of mining in Ecuador and the impact of the previously announced Mining Mandate.
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The companies welcomed President Correa's repeated statements that responsible mining will go ahead in Ecuador. He said that the purpose of the Mining Mandate was to allow the government time to draft and implement a new mining law so that responsible mining can proceed. The President invited the mining companies to meet with the ministry to help formulate the new mining law starting this coming Monday, April 28.
Present from the government were President Rafael Correa; Dr. Galo Chiriboga, Minister of Mines and Petroleum; Dr. Jose Serrano, Deputy Secretary of Mines; Dr. Agustin Paladines, Mining Advisor to the President; Fernando Alvarado, Advisor to the President; Ricardo Patino, Minister of Politics; and Dr. Ramon Torres, Business Advisor to the President. The Canadian Ambassador to Ecuador, Christian LaPointe, accompanied the companies and presented concerns of the Canadian government for a fair, stable and long-term investment environment in Ecuador.
Aurelian continues to seek clarity from the government regarding the Mining Mandate's specific application to the company's operations and will issue updates as information becomes available.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU - News) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project, located in south-eastern Ecuador.
The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
Contact:
Marla Gale
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.968.127 von e_type1 am 24.04.08 23:01:57"Insiders/pro groups: Gary Bogdanovich (pro group) 285,000; Anton J. Drescher (insider) 550,000; Lorinda Hoyem (pro group) 50,000; Carolyn Rogers (pro group) 150,000; Kim Dunfield (pro group) 300,000; Cheryl Currie (pro group) 75,000; Neville Dastoor (pro group) 10,000; Matthew Gaasenbeek (pro group) 50,000; Rowland Perkins (insider) 10,000; Sandra Nissen (pro group) 50,000; Ali Pejman (pro group) 125,000; Kirsten Pejman (pro group) 100,000; Graham Saunders (pro group) 35,000; Wendell Zerb (pro group) 40,000; 0811321 B.C. Ltd. (Dino Minicucci/Cal Everett) (pro group) 365,000; Gerhard Drescher (insider) 12,000; Donna Moroney (insider) 15,000; Craig Roberts (pro group) 185,000; Linda Yule (pro group) 100,000"
Und welche Gruppe gehört Ihr an?
Und welche Gruppe gehört Ihr an?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.513 von Onkel Dagobert am 25.04.08 17:19:46Ich gehöre der Grössten an:
Number of hidden placees: 160 placees
Aber wie man an de rAnzahl der palcees sieht, gabs es leider nur ein Tröpfchen auf den heissen stein
Neono
Number of hidden placees: 160 placees
Aber wie man an de rAnzahl der palcees sieht, gabs es leider nur ein Tröpfchen auf den heissen stein
Neono
um das mit dem Aurelian-Trend (vgl. posting #607) nochmals zu verdeutlichen.....
links der Grenze Aurelian, rechts Dorato
links der Grenze Aurelian, rechts Dorato
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.546 von Neono am 25.04.08 17:22:39
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.546 von Neono am 25.04.08 17:22:39Wie heißt ein schönes Sprichwort:
"Steter Tropfen ölt den Stein" und bei 17Mio Shares sollte ja auch nen Tröpfchen noch schön sein, besonders bei einem so edlen Tropfen
"Steter Tropfen ölt den Stein" und bei 17Mio Shares sollte ja auch nen Tröpfchen noch schön sein, besonders bei einem so edlen Tropfen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.631 von gsx1100e am 25.04.08 17:30:15So wenig auch wieder nicht
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.707 von Onkel Dagobert am 25.04.08 17:39:00Vorher hatte ich mehr, als es im PP zu kriegen gab
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.729 von Neono am 25.04.08 17:41:37Hast halt nen guten Riecher
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.788 von Onkel Dagobert am 25.04.08 17:48:56Nö, ich weiss nur wie der Hase läuft
Achte mal auf American Copper (AJ) und Golden Oasis (GOT)
BTW
Google mal nach den Namen der Pro's. Dann weisst du, wer sie covern wird
Neono
Achte mal auf American Copper (AJ) und Golden Oasis (GOT)
BTW
Google mal nach den Namen der Pro's. Dann weisst du, wer sie covern wird
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.807 von Neono am 25.04.08 17:50:59Cortez Res. und Highland Res. und Co. sind dann noch in der Warteschleife oder?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.974.807 von Neono am 25.04.08 17:50:59Ach ja, meintest Du John Embry?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.975.401 von Onkel Dagobert am 25.04.08 19:07:01Wendell Zerb = Cana
Everett = PI
Everett = PI
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.975.449 von KKCS am 25.04.08 19:11:23und noch der ein oder andere mehr
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.975.449 von KKCS am 25.04.08 19:11:23Und die Yule von GMP.... aber ihr Mann.... hat einen ähnlichen Nachnamen
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.975.561 von Neono am 25.04.08 20:54:59Gary Bogdanovic von Haywood, Kim Dunfield von Canaccord, Craig Roberts von PI usw.
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.975.561 von Neono am 25.04.08 20:54:59Und die Sheryl vom Haywood Currie auch noch
....da sind wir hier ja in sehr guter Gesellschaft
Wie sacht man noch immer so schön?
Yes, the trend is your friend...
Yes, the trend is your friend...
Neues aus dem Nachbarland von Dorato--->
Tja, Ecuador....no go area by this time..
In der Tat vor allem die Arbeiter sind jetzt am Arsch..sauber, Ecuador
April 29, 2008
Aurelian Suspends Drilling as Required by the Ecuador Mining Mandate
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 29, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced that the Company is obliged by order of the Mining Mandate to reduce its operations and workforce. The previously announced Mining Mandate, effective April 18, 2008, ordered a halt to mining activities on concessions, including drilling, exploration and development.
"We profoundly regret the impact the Mining Mandate will have on our employees, both in Ecuador and in Canada. However, the Mining Mandate requires a complete suspension of activities on our concessions while a new mining law is drafted and implemented," said Patrick Anderson, President and CEO. "During this mandated standby we will continue to comply with obligations to the government and other stakeholders and to maintain our surface and mineral rights, facilities and assets in good standing to the extent permitted by the law with a reduced group of employees."
The following adjustments are being made to Aurelian's operations in response to the Mining Mandate:
- Suspension of Drilling Operations - The Company's drilling contractors in Ecuador have been notified to demobilize in an orderly manner.
- Workforce Reductions - Aurelian's workforce of approximately 450 employees has been reduced by 80%, with reductions at the Condor Project camp, Quito and Toronto locations. The Company assisted Ecuadorian employees by properly terminating their employment under Ecuadorian law and providing for a voluntary support payment. In addition, Aurelian will work with local authorities to continue to provide some basic health services and maintain several community development projects.
- Deferral of FDN Scoping Study and Updated Resource - Limited work will continue on Aurelian's Scoping Study and updated resource for the Fruta del Norte gold-silver deposit. However, it is anticipated that the final reports will not be released until after the mining law is in place thus defining the fiscal regime and therefore the costs of development and production.
Mr. Anderson concluded, "Our project has received strong support from local communities in Ecuador. We regret the effect the Mining Mandate will have on our employees and their families as well as suppliers and the larger community. We remain committed to Ecuador, our local communities and our employees and look forward to the day when the law will permit us to work together to build a world class mine of which we can all be proud."
About the Mining Mandate
The Mining Mandate was adopted by Ecuador's Constituent Assembly on April 18th, 2008. An unofficial English translation of the new Mining Mandate prepared internally by the Company is available on Aurelian's website at www.aurelian.ca.
Some of the major features of the Mining Mandate that may have an impact on the Company are as follows:
- The Mining Mandate limits mining companies to holding a maximum of three concessions. Should this apply to Aurelian, the Company will retain title to the single concession containing the Fruta del Norte (FDN) epithermal gold-silver deposit, as well as two others that Aurelian believes contain the most prospective geology for additional epithermal discoveries. Aurelian will seek to protect all investments made to date at its other concessions that it has been actively exploring since 2003.
- The Mining Mandate invokes an immediate 180-day suspension of activities on virtually all mining concessions in Ecuador while a new mining law is drafted and adopted. Aurelian is awaiting formal notification from the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum of the effects of the Mining Mandate on the Company's operations, as defined in the final provisions of the mandate.
The Company is engaged in ongoing consultations with its legal counsel and officials in Ecuador to determine the scope and impact of the Mining Mandate on the Company's exploration and mining activities in Ecuador. While the Company has made efforts to ensure that the information contained herein is accurate and correct, the information provided by the Company is subject to uncertainty as well as ongoing developments and changes, and may not reflect future mining laws enacted in Ecuador or the manner in which the Mining Mandate is interpreted or implemented. The interpretation and implementation of the Mining Mandate may give rise to additional unforeseen adverse consequences to the Company and future laws may be adopted in Ecuador that may impact further adversely the Company's future exploration and mining activities in Ecuador.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project, located in south-eastern Ecuador.
The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
Tja, Ecuador....no go area by this time..
In der Tat vor allem die Arbeiter sind jetzt am Arsch..sauber, Ecuador
April 29, 2008
Aurelian Suspends Drilling as Required by the Ecuador Mining Mandate
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 29, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU) today announced that the Company is obliged by order of the Mining Mandate to reduce its operations and workforce. The previously announced Mining Mandate, effective April 18, 2008, ordered a halt to mining activities on concessions, including drilling, exploration and development.
"We profoundly regret the impact the Mining Mandate will have on our employees, both in Ecuador and in Canada. However, the Mining Mandate requires a complete suspension of activities on our concessions while a new mining law is drafted and implemented," said Patrick Anderson, President and CEO. "During this mandated standby we will continue to comply with obligations to the government and other stakeholders and to maintain our surface and mineral rights, facilities and assets in good standing to the extent permitted by the law with a reduced group of employees."
The following adjustments are being made to Aurelian's operations in response to the Mining Mandate:
- Suspension of Drilling Operations - The Company's drilling contractors in Ecuador have been notified to demobilize in an orderly manner.
- Workforce Reductions - Aurelian's workforce of approximately 450 employees has been reduced by 80%, with reductions at the Condor Project camp, Quito and Toronto locations. The Company assisted Ecuadorian employees by properly terminating their employment under Ecuadorian law and providing for a voluntary support payment. In addition, Aurelian will work with local authorities to continue to provide some basic health services and maintain several community development projects.
- Deferral of FDN Scoping Study and Updated Resource - Limited work will continue on Aurelian's Scoping Study and updated resource for the Fruta del Norte gold-silver deposit. However, it is anticipated that the final reports will not be released until after the mining law is in place thus defining the fiscal regime and therefore the costs of development and production.
Mr. Anderson concluded, "Our project has received strong support from local communities in Ecuador. We regret the effect the Mining Mandate will have on our employees and their families as well as suppliers and the larger community. We remain committed to Ecuador, our local communities and our employees and look forward to the day when the law will permit us to work together to build a world class mine of which we can all be proud."
About the Mining Mandate
The Mining Mandate was adopted by Ecuador's Constituent Assembly on April 18th, 2008. An unofficial English translation of the new Mining Mandate prepared internally by the Company is available on Aurelian's website at www.aurelian.ca.
Some of the major features of the Mining Mandate that may have an impact on the Company are as follows:
- The Mining Mandate limits mining companies to holding a maximum of three concessions. Should this apply to Aurelian, the Company will retain title to the single concession containing the Fruta del Norte (FDN) epithermal gold-silver deposit, as well as two others that Aurelian believes contain the most prospective geology for additional epithermal discoveries. Aurelian will seek to protect all investments made to date at its other concessions that it has been actively exploring since 2003.
- The Mining Mandate invokes an immediate 180-day suspension of activities on virtually all mining concessions in Ecuador while a new mining law is drafted and adopted. Aurelian is awaiting formal notification from the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum of the effects of the Mining Mandate on the Company's operations, as defined in the final provisions of the mandate.
The Company is engaged in ongoing consultations with its legal counsel and officials in Ecuador to determine the scope and impact of the Mining Mandate on the Company's exploration and mining activities in Ecuador. While the Company has made efforts to ensure that the information contained herein is accurate and correct, the information provided by the Company is subject to uncertainty as well as ongoing developments and changes, and may not reflect future mining laws enacted in Ecuador or the manner in which the Mining Mandate is interpreted or implemented. The interpretation and implementation of the Mining Mandate may give rise to additional unforeseen adverse consequences to the Company and future laws may be adopted in Ecuador that may impact further adversely the Company's future exploration and mining activities in Ecuador.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project, located in south-eastern Ecuador.
The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.993.494 von gsx1100e am 29.04.08 14:52:39Sorry dafür, aber das ist ja echt SCHEISSE für Aurelian
Dorato sollte es da hoffentlich besser ergehn, so sie was verwertbares vorzeigen können
Dorato sollte es da hoffentlich besser ergehn, so sie was verwertbares vorzeigen können
Hallo @all
dorato ist zur zeit ja recht ruhig, steht bei dorato in nächster zeit news mässig was an? glaube mal in einem anderen thread gelesen zu haben das neono schrieb das dorato derzeit etwas zu teuer sei (die shares aus dem pp zu 0.60$ kommen ja auch irgendwann auf den markt), und im zusammenhang mit einem erfolg und den positiven auswirkungen auf den rest der HvA unternehmen wird dorato zumeist auch nich genannt. da ich leider nur einen sehr begrenzten betrag habe mit dem ich in aktien investieren kann bin ich deshalb am überlegen ob ich nicht dorato in ith umschichten sollte (oder vielleicht doch noch cardero wobei cardero dann langsam an die 40% meines depots ausmachen würde). ich erwarte hier natürlich keine kaufs oder verkaufsempfehlungen würde mich aber freuen wenn ihr mir ein paar argumente gaben könntet die mir meine entscheidung erleichtern, vielen dank.
gruß achim (mein nick hat nichts mit meinem namen zu tun und war eigentlich auch nicht zum posten gedacht )
dorato ist zur zeit ja recht ruhig, steht bei dorato in nächster zeit news mässig was an? glaube mal in einem anderen thread gelesen zu haben das neono schrieb das dorato derzeit etwas zu teuer sei (die shares aus dem pp zu 0.60$ kommen ja auch irgendwann auf den markt), und im zusammenhang mit einem erfolg und den positiven auswirkungen auf den rest der HvA unternehmen wird dorato zumeist auch nich genannt. da ich leider nur einen sehr begrenzten betrag habe mit dem ich in aktien investieren kann bin ich deshalb am überlegen ob ich nicht dorato in ith umschichten sollte (oder vielleicht doch noch cardero wobei cardero dann langsam an die 40% meines depots ausmachen würde). ich erwarte hier natürlich keine kaufs oder verkaufsempfehlungen würde mich aber freuen wenn ihr mir ein paar argumente gaben könntet die mir meine entscheidung erleichtern, vielen dank.
gruß achim (mein nick hat nichts mit meinem namen zu tun und war eigentlich auch nicht zum posten gedacht
)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.090.110 von corawuff am 14.05.08 12:49:05Ich hatte auch überlegt einzusteigen. Wurde aber von deinem erwähnten Posting von Neono erstmal abgehalten. Wann läuft die Frist für die Aktien aus dem PP ab? Oder können die jederzeit auf den Markt geworfen werden?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.090.110 von corawuff am 14.05.08 12:49:05Jetzt kommst Du hier nicht raus, ohne Schaden für Dich. Wart' 6 Monate und sie fliegt wieder. Sie arbeiten mit mehreren Teams in der gegend und demnächst wird eine Kapazität auf dem Gebiet die Bohrziele dort definieren. Gib ihr die Zeit, die sie braucht und du wirst entlohnt werden.
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.090.204 von GulOcram am 14.05.08 12:58:13
Das ist irgendwann Mitte/Ende August 2008. Dann wird eingesammelt.
Das ist irgendwann Mitte/Ende August 2008. Dann wird eingesammelt.
danke für eure antworten, denke ich werd die hälfte in ith umschichten und den rest liegen lassen und beobachten.
gruss achim
gruss achim
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-05-15 2,382 +2,382
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-05-15 2,382 +2,382
Dorato grants options on 2.6 million shares
2008-05-23 18:02 ET - Options Proposed
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
GRANTING OF STOCK OPTIONS
Dorato Resources Inc. has granted stock options to certain directors, officers and consultants of the company to purchase up to a total of 2.6 million common shares in the capital stock of the company. The options are exercisable at a price of $1.40 per share on or before May 23, 2010.
We seek Safe Harbor.
2008-05-23 18:02 ET - Options Proposed
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
GRANTING OF STOCK OPTIONS
Dorato Resources Inc. has granted stock options to certain directors, officers and consultants of the company to purchase up to a total of 2.6 million common shares in the capital stock of the company. The options are exercisable at a price of $1.40 per share on or before May 23, 2010.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.163.884 von KKCS am 24.05.08 06:28:21So kann man auch Zeichen setzen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.164.130 von Neono am 24.05.08 09:51:28einwandfrei.
zum Preis des aktuellen Börsenkurses und ohne Warrants und keine mögliche Einlösung bis zum Sanktnimmerleinstag.
zum Preis des aktuellen Börsenkurses und ohne Warrants und keine mögliche Einlösung bis zum Sanktnimmerleinstag.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.164.130 von Neono am 24.05.08 09:51:28
Ich würde gern von Euch mal wissen, wie Ihr die Sachlage hier beurteilt. Wie wird es hier die nächsten Wochen und Monate nach Eurer Einschätzung weitergehen? Was erwartet Ihr?
LG Makalu
LG Makalu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.240.733 von Makalu8000 am 04.06.08 22:26:07Du wirst Geduld brauchen. Sie arbeiten mit 3 Teams dort, um Bohrziele zu identifizieren. Im Herbst werden sie voraussichtlich ein paar Löcher in die Erde machen. Vorher wird das übliche samples und chip sampling Gedöns kommen. Das dürfte für die notwendige Aufmerksamkeit sorgen.
Nicht vergessen, sie sind direkt auf der anderen Seite von der Grenze, nur ein paar Kilometer von Aurelian weg. Das kann schnell viel werden, oder sehr lange dauern.
Neono
Nicht vergessen, sie sind direkt auf der anderen Seite von der Grenze, nur ein paar Kilometer von Aurelian weg. Das kann schnell viel werden, oder sehr lange dauern.
Neono
Sie kann man noch unter Berücksichtigung
des Spekulationssteuerfreien Verkaufs
gut kaufen m.M.n.
Tasche
des Spekulationssteuerfreien Verkaufs
gut kaufen m.M.n.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.240.778 von Taschenrechner am 04.06.08 22:33:36Mache ich dann aus meinem IDI und AA0PVH-Gewinn.
Hier bin ich leider noch nicht dabei. Soll sich aber ändern.
Hier bin ich leider noch nicht dabei. Soll sich aber ändern.
längerfristige Aussichten für den Goldmarkt - genau richtig für Dorato, wo es dieses Jahr auf den properties ja auch losgehen wird....
Gold - Keine Ende des Bullenmarktes in Sicht
Positive Aussichten der Erste Bank im aktuellen Goldreport
Die Mischung aus Inflation, Dollarschwäche, Ölpreishausse und konjunktureller sowie politischer Unsicherheit bieten einen idealen Nährboden für steigende Goldpreise, heisst es im aktuellen "Goldreport 2008" der Erste Bank. "Somit schätzen wir das Chance/Risiko-Verhältnis bei Goldinvestments nach wie vor äusserst positiv ein und erwarten mittel- und langfristig deutlich höhere Preisniveaus. Das Abwärtsrisiko hat sich jedoch seit Veröffentlichung des letzten Reports erhöht", so Analyst Ronald Peter Stöferle.
Der Goldpreis werde ganz klar von zwei Parametern getrieben: einerseits vom Zustand der Finanzmärkte und damit verbunden dem Zinsniveau, Inflationserwartungen und Währungen sowie andererseits dem Zustand der Realwirtschaft und damit verbunden der Produktion sowie der Nachfrage (in erster Linie durch die Schmuckindustrie).
Folgende Faktoren sprechen laut Erste Bank u.a. für einen weiter steigenden Goldpreis: Die angespannte Angebots-Nachfrage-Konstellation wird sich mittelfristig kaum bessern. Lediglich eine dramatische Abnahme der Goldimporte Indiens bzw. eine rasche Produktionsausweitung könnten dies verändern, dieses Szenario erscheint aus heutiger Sicht jedoch unwahrscheinlich. Zudem sollten das weiter sinkende Primärangebot sowie die vermehrte Nachfrage durch Notenbanken der Emerging Markets den Preis unterstützen. Gold und Edelmetalle sind die einzigen Asset-Klasse, die sich sowohl in einem inflationären aber auch deflationären Szenario nachhaltig behaupten können.
"An ein Ende des Bullenmarktes glauben wir nicht, nachdem der Markt im Vergleich zum letzten grossen Bullenmarkt (bis 1980) auf wesentlich solideren Beinen steht", so der Analyst. Die massive Unterstützung bei USD 850 hat sich bisher als robust bewiesen. Saisonal sei der Juni etwas schwieriger für den Goldpreis, ein Seitwärtslauf innerhalb einer Bandbreite von USD 850 - 950 wäre bis Ende des Sommers durchaus realistisch.
"Aufgrund dessen sehen wir nach wie vor ein attraktives Chance/Risikoprofil. Wir sehen in der aktuellen Konsolidierung eine schöne Kaufgelegenheit und erwarten mittel- und langfristig höhere Goldpreise. Die magische Marke von USD 1.000 Unze sollte in 2008 wieder deutlich überschritten werden, ab dem dritten und vierten Quartal sollten positive Seasonals den Kurs weiter unterstützen. Wir glauben, dass Goldanleger in 2008 und auch darüber hinaus ein äusserst attraktives Chance/ Risikoprofil vorfinden werden. Als erste Zielmarke sehen wir ein Überschreiten der Marke von USD 1.200, langfristig erscheint ein Überschreiten des inflationsbereinigten Allzeithochs von USD 2.300 durchaus möglich". (red)
Quelle: www.boerse-express.com
Gold - Keine Ende des Bullenmarktes in Sicht
Positive Aussichten der Erste Bank im aktuellen Goldreport
Die Mischung aus Inflation, Dollarschwäche, Ölpreishausse und konjunktureller sowie politischer Unsicherheit bieten einen idealen Nährboden für steigende Goldpreise, heisst es im aktuellen "Goldreport 2008" der Erste Bank. "Somit schätzen wir das Chance/Risiko-Verhältnis bei Goldinvestments nach wie vor äusserst positiv ein und erwarten mittel- und langfristig deutlich höhere Preisniveaus. Das Abwärtsrisiko hat sich jedoch seit Veröffentlichung des letzten Reports erhöht", so Analyst Ronald Peter Stöferle.
Der Goldpreis werde ganz klar von zwei Parametern getrieben: einerseits vom Zustand der Finanzmärkte und damit verbunden dem Zinsniveau, Inflationserwartungen und Währungen sowie andererseits dem Zustand der Realwirtschaft und damit verbunden der Produktion sowie der Nachfrage (in erster Linie durch die Schmuckindustrie).
Folgende Faktoren sprechen laut Erste Bank u.a. für einen weiter steigenden Goldpreis: Die angespannte Angebots-Nachfrage-Konstellation wird sich mittelfristig kaum bessern. Lediglich eine dramatische Abnahme der Goldimporte Indiens bzw. eine rasche Produktionsausweitung könnten dies verändern, dieses Szenario erscheint aus heutiger Sicht jedoch unwahrscheinlich. Zudem sollten das weiter sinkende Primärangebot sowie die vermehrte Nachfrage durch Notenbanken der Emerging Markets den Preis unterstützen. Gold und Edelmetalle sind die einzigen Asset-Klasse, die sich sowohl in einem inflationären aber auch deflationären Szenario nachhaltig behaupten können.
"An ein Ende des Bullenmarktes glauben wir nicht, nachdem der Markt im Vergleich zum letzten grossen Bullenmarkt (bis 1980) auf wesentlich solideren Beinen steht", so der Analyst. Die massive Unterstützung bei USD 850 hat sich bisher als robust bewiesen. Saisonal sei der Juni etwas schwieriger für den Goldpreis, ein Seitwärtslauf innerhalb einer Bandbreite von USD 850 - 950 wäre bis Ende des Sommers durchaus realistisch.
"Aufgrund dessen sehen wir nach wie vor ein attraktives Chance/Risikoprofil. Wir sehen in der aktuellen Konsolidierung eine schöne Kaufgelegenheit und erwarten mittel- und langfristig höhere Goldpreise. Die magische Marke von USD 1.000 Unze sollte in 2008 wieder deutlich überschritten werden, ab dem dritten und vierten Quartal sollten positive Seasonals den Kurs weiter unterstützen. Wir glauben, dass Goldanleger in 2008 und auch darüber hinaus ein äusserst attraktives Chance/ Risikoprofil vorfinden werden. Als erste Zielmarke sehen wir ein Überschreiten der Marke von USD 1.200, langfristig erscheint ein Überschreiten des inflationsbereinigten Allzeithochs von USD 2.300 durchaus möglich". (red)
Quelle: www.boerse-express.com
auf der richtigen Seite (der Grenze) zu sein, hat klare Vorteile.....
.....und geologische Trends kennen nun mal keine Staatsgrenzen
Ecuador schränkt Konzessionspolitik im Bergbau ein
10.06.2008 - 15:14
QUITO (Dow Jones)--Die Regierung Ecuadors hat ihre Konzessionspolitik im Bergbau revidiert. Wie der ecuadorianische Erdöl- und Bergbauminister Galo Chiriboga auf einer Pressekonferenz bekannt gab, hat das südamerikanische Land Minenrechte für eine Fläche von 2,08 Mio ha von insgesamt 4,5 Mio ha annuliert und dem Staat zurückübertragen. Grund hierfür ist ein im April verabschiedetes Dekret der verfassunggebenden Versammlung Ecuadors. Damals fror die Regierung die Minenaktivitäten ein, indem sie den Minenbetreibern die laufenden Minenrechte entzog und die noch ausstehenden Konzessionen aussetzte. Damit will die Regierung die natürlichen Ressourcen des Andenlandes besser kontrollieren. Chiriboga sagte, dass die Regierung diesen Prozess fortsetzen werde.
Laut Dekret sollen jedem Unternehmen in Privathand lediglich drei Minenkonzessionen zustehen. Wie der Bergbauminister weiter ausführte, hat die Regierung insbesondere den Unternehmen Minenrechte entzogen, die keine Umweltabgaben entrichtet haben bzw. die der Staat noch untersucht. Die von der eingeschränkten Konzessionspolitik betroffenen Bergbauunternehmen sind unter anderem All Metals Mineria, Atlas Moly SA und Santa Barbara Copper.
Derzeit steht die Entscheidung aus, wie viele Konzessionen die Regierung während der Debatte über das neue Minenrecht aussetzen wird.
DJN/DJG/svl/10.6.2008
END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 10, 2008 09:14 ET (13:14 GMT)
.....und geologische Trends kennen nun mal keine Staatsgrenzen
Ecuador schränkt Konzessionspolitik im Bergbau ein
10.06.2008 - 15:14
QUITO (Dow Jones)--Die Regierung Ecuadors hat ihre Konzessionspolitik im Bergbau revidiert. Wie der ecuadorianische Erdöl- und Bergbauminister Galo Chiriboga auf einer Pressekonferenz bekannt gab, hat das südamerikanische Land Minenrechte für eine Fläche von 2,08 Mio ha von insgesamt 4,5 Mio ha annuliert und dem Staat zurückübertragen. Grund hierfür ist ein im April verabschiedetes Dekret der verfassunggebenden Versammlung Ecuadors. Damals fror die Regierung die Minenaktivitäten ein, indem sie den Minenbetreibern die laufenden Minenrechte entzog und die noch ausstehenden Konzessionen aussetzte. Damit will die Regierung die natürlichen Ressourcen des Andenlandes besser kontrollieren. Chiriboga sagte, dass die Regierung diesen Prozess fortsetzen werde.
Laut Dekret sollen jedem Unternehmen in Privathand lediglich drei Minenkonzessionen zustehen. Wie der Bergbauminister weiter ausführte, hat die Regierung insbesondere den Unternehmen Minenrechte entzogen, die keine Umweltabgaben entrichtet haben bzw. die der Staat noch untersucht. Die von der eingeschränkten Konzessionspolitik betroffenen Bergbauunternehmen sind unter anderem All Metals Mineria, Atlas Moly SA und Santa Barbara Copper.
Derzeit steht die Entscheidung aus, wie viele Konzessionen die Regierung während der Debatte über das neue Minenrecht aussetzen wird.
DJN/DJG/svl/10.6.2008
END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 10, 2008 09:14 ET (13:14 GMT)
Autsch! 11 % in den Roten.
Wie kann das sein, wenn es doch keinen Umsatz in Deutschland gab? Wieso wird der Preis dann so niedrig getaxt?
Wie kann das sein, wenn es doch keinen Umsatz in Deutschland gab? Wieso wird der Preis dann so niedrig getaxt?
Vor einiger Zeit wurde hier im Thread darüber geschrieben, dass auf dem Gebiet auch schwarz Gold "gefördert" wird. Dann hieß es, dieses Treiben soll unterbunden werden.
Weiß jemand, ob das immernoch so ist, oder man es geschafft hat, die "Raubgräber" zu vertreiben?
Finde dazu leider nichts. Vielleicht weiß ja jemand von Euch mehr.
LG Makalu
Weiß jemand, ob das immernoch so ist, oder man es geschafft hat, die "Raubgräber" zu vertreiben?
Finde dazu leider nichts. Vielleicht weiß ja jemand von Euch mehr.
LG Makalu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.315.417 von Makalu8000 am 17.06.08 12:33:55getaxt wird 0,90/0,99 Euro - beim gestrigen SK in Kanada von 1,50 CAD sind das umgerechnet 0,947 Euro
Aua, das tut aber weh!
Gehts jetzt richtig runter, oder ist das die richtige Gelegenheit, was nachzulegen?
Gehts jetzt richtig runter, oder ist das die richtige Gelegenheit, was nachzulegen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.322.072 von Makalu8000 am 18.06.08 10:14:01sind doch alle schon raus, hast DU etwa noch welche
Hast Du nicht die fetten Umsätze gesehen????
**I.M. off
Hast Du nicht die fetten Umsätze gesehen????
**I.M. off
Ich bin relativ spät rein und habe dummerweise den Absprung verpasst.
Das ist schon bitter. Jetzt sitze ich auf einem fetten Verlust und hoffe auf Besserung imm Spatherbst. Oder meinst Du, der Zug ist endgültig abgefahren für Dorato?
Meinst Du, die Kurse um 1,20 € sehen wir hier in den nächstne 12 Monaten nicht wieder?
Hättest du eine Alternative zu Dorato parat?
LG Makalu
Das ist schon bitter. Jetzt sitze ich auf einem fetten Verlust und hoffe auf Besserung imm Spatherbst. Oder meinst Du, der Zug ist endgültig abgefahren für Dorato?
Meinst Du, die Kurse um 1,20 € sehen wir hier in den nächstne 12 Monaten nicht wieder?
Hättest du eine Alternative zu Dorato parat?
LG Makalu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.322.072 von Makalu8000 am 18.06.08 10:14:01hier gehts doch erst los - Richtung Herbst erste Bohrungen und dann wird die Frage beantwortet (oder zumindest angerissen), in wie weit sich der Trend von Aurelian auf die peruanische Seite fortsetzt......
.....da Geologie keine Staatsgrenzen kennt, bin ich zuversichtlich, dass Dorato ähnliche Ergebnisse erzielen kann.
Im Explorerbereich braucht man Geduld, um am Ende die fette Ernte einzufahren
.....da Geologie keine Staatsgrenzen kennt, bin ich zuversichtlich, dass Dorato ähnliche Ergebnisse erzielen kann.
Im Explorerbereich braucht man Geduld, um am Ende die fette Ernte einzufahren
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.322.370 von silbernd am 18.06.08 10:46:39Dann bist du also auch noch investiert?
Dann wird die Runde ebend klein, aber gemütlich..
Dann wird die Runde ebend klein, aber gemütlich..
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.322.370 von silbernd am 18.06.08 10:46:39allerdings
Dorato Resources hires Quatloo Investment for IR
Dorato Resources Inc (CRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 6/18/2008 $1.34
Friday June 20 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO RETAINS QUATLOO INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. TO PROVIDED INVESTOR RELATIONS SERVICES
Dorato Resources Inc. has entered into an agreement to retain the services of Quatloo Investment Management Inc. of Vancouver, B.C., to provide investor relations services to Dorato, commencing immediately.
The President and owner of Quatloo, Mr. Quentin Mai, has been appointed as Manager, Investor Relations and Corporate Communications of Dorato. Mr. Mai has extensive experience in the provision of professional corporate communications, investor relations and business initiative and development services to publicly listed companies in both the Canadian and US equities markets. He has over 15 years of professional commerce experience, including 5 years based in Asia. Quatloo will assist Dorato in expanding and building its shareholder base and distributing consistent and timely information to potential investors and financial professionals.
The agreement is for an initial term of one year, and is terminable on 90 days notice by either party. Quatloo will be paid a fee of $4,000 Cdn. per month. In addition, Mr. Mai will be granted an incentive stock option to purchase up to 200,000 common shares at a price of $1.40 per share, exercisable for a period of two years from the date of grant. In accordance with the TSX.V requirements, these options will vest over a period of 12 months, with 12.5% vesting on grant, 12.5% after three months and the balance of 75% as to 25% on each of the 6, 9 and 12 month anniversaries of the grant. The grant of these options is subject to TSX.V acceptance of the agreement with Quatloo. Quatloo does not presently hold any securities of Dorato. Mr. Mai currently holds 187,800 common shares of Dorato.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C
RI) Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 6/18/2008 $1.34
Friday June 20 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO RETAINS QUATLOO INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. TO PROVIDED INVESTOR RELATIONS SERVICES
Dorato Resources Inc. has entered into an agreement to retain the services of Quatloo Investment Management Inc. of Vancouver, B.C., to provide investor relations services to Dorato, commencing immediately.
The President and owner of Quatloo, Mr. Quentin Mai, has been appointed as Manager, Investor Relations and Corporate Communications of Dorato. Mr. Mai has extensive experience in the provision of professional corporate communications, investor relations and business initiative and development services to publicly listed companies in both the Canadian and US equities markets. He has over 15 years of professional commerce experience, including 5 years based in Asia. Quatloo will assist Dorato in expanding and building its shareholder base and distributing consistent and timely information to potential investors and financial professionals.
The agreement is for an initial term of one year, and is terminable on 90 days notice by either party. Quatloo will be paid a fee of $4,000 Cdn. per month. In addition, Mr. Mai will be granted an incentive stock option to purchase up to 200,000 common shares at a price of $1.40 per share, exercisable for a period of two years from the date of grant. In accordance with the TSX.V requirements, these options will vest over a period of 12 months, with 12.5% vesting on grant, 12.5% after three months and the balance of 75% as to 25% on each of the 6, 9 and 12 month anniversaries of the grant. The grant of these options is subject to TSX.V acceptance of the agreement with Quatloo. Quatloo does not presently hold any securities of Dorato. Mr. Mai currently holds 187,800 common shares of Dorato.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.345.003 von sparplan_b am 20.06.08 21:37:21The President and owner of Quatloo, Mr. Quentin Mai
irgendwo hab ich den Namen doch schon mal gelesen
irgendwo hab ich den Namen doch schon mal gelesen
das wird ganz spannend, wenn es dort mit Bohrungen los geht.....
.....bis dahin könnte Gold auch einiges höher notieren
[urlGoldmarkt Update]http://www.goldseiten.de/content/diverses/artikel.php?storyid=7567[/url]
Obwohl Gold auch seit dem letzten Update nicht aus der Flaute herausgekommen ist, gibt es mehr als genug Hinweise darauf, dass der nächste, starke Aufwärtstrend nur eine Frage des Wann ist, und nicht des Ob. Auf dem 1-Jahre-Chart können wir sehen, dass die seit Mitte März bestehende, reaktive Phase die Form einer 3-Fächer-Korrektur annimmt, wobei man davon ausgehen kann, dass dieses Muster schon ziemlich bald abgeschlossen sein wird. Diese Fächer-Muster fangen normalerweise mit einem steilen, panischen Sell-Off an, ausgelöst durch Zwischenhändler, die realisieren, dass das Spiel bis auf weiteres vorbei ist und die Notbremse ziehen. Normalerweise folgt dann wieder ein deutlicher Sprung, wonach es zu einem maßvolleren Rückzug kommt, der im Allgemeinen den größten Schaden anrichtet, da er sich um einiges länger zieht - doch das konnten wir in diesem Fall nicht beobachten.
Anschließend, nach einem erneuten Sprung, setzt ein erneuter Rückgang ein, aber dieses Mal steckt nur wenig Verkaufsdruck dahinter und dieser Anschwung hört schon knapp unter dem zweiten Rückgang auf und manchmal auch darüber - was dann als ein Zeichen der Stärke gilt. Und das scheint auch gerade mit Gold und Silber zu geschehen. Derzeit liegt Gold zwischen der 2. und 3. Fächerlinie des Musters, was letztendlich auf einen Ausbruch nach oben hindeutet. Auch wenn die Fächerlinien und der fallende 50-Tage-Durchschnitt den Preis klar mit nach unten ziehen, so kann davon ausgegangen werden, dass die starke, darunterliegende Unterstützung und die steigenden, nicht weit darunterliegenden 200- und 300-Tage-Durchschnitte zu einem langfristigen Aufwärtstrend führen, der zur gegebenen Zeit eintreten wird.
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In Anbetracht der oben gemachten Analyse ist die korrekte Taktik in unseren Augen, weiter Gold hinzuzukaufen - besser Goldaktien und ETF-Anteile bei kurz- bis mittelfristiger Marktschwäche. Es wird als unwahrscheinlich erachtet, dass Gold unter die Tiefstände von Ende April - in den Bereich von 850 $ - fallen wird, obwohl dennoch die Möglichkeit besteht, dass es bis in den Bereich von 830 $ abtauchen könnte. Die Chancen, dass es wieder nach unten, Richtung des 300-Tage-Durchschnitts fällt - also in den Bereich von 800 $ - werden als sehr gering eingeschätzt. Falls das Muster von Mitte März wirklich ein bullisches Wimpel-Muster ist, dann werden wir sehr bald einen Ausbruch nach oben bekommen, wobei das Preissignal durch einen Ausbruch über die 3. Fächerlinie, derzeit über 900 $, gegeben wird.
www.clivemaund.com
.....bis dahin könnte Gold auch einiges höher notieren
[urlGoldmarkt Update]http://www.goldseiten.de/content/diverses/artikel.php?storyid=7567[/url]
Obwohl Gold auch seit dem letzten Update nicht aus der Flaute herausgekommen ist, gibt es mehr als genug Hinweise darauf, dass der nächste, starke Aufwärtstrend nur eine Frage des Wann ist, und nicht des Ob. Auf dem 1-Jahre-Chart können wir sehen, dass die seit Mitte März bestehende, reaktive Phase die Form einer 3-Fächer-Korrektur annimmt, wobei man davon ausgehen kann, dass dieses Muster schon ziemlich bald abgeschlossen sein wird. Diese Fächer-Muster fangen normalerweise mit einem steilen, panischen Sell-Off an, ausgelöst durch Zwischenhändler, die realisieren, dass das Spiel bis auf weiteres vorbei ist und die Notbremse ziehen. Normalerweise folgt dann wieder ein deutlicher Sprung, wonach es zu einem maßvolleren Rückzug kommt, der im Allgemeinen den größten Schaden anrichtet, da er sich um einiges länger zieht - doch das konnten wir in diesem Fall nicht beobachten.
Anschließend, nach einem erneuten Sprung, setzt ein erneuter Rückgang ein, aber dieses Mal steckt nur wenig Verkaufsdruck dahinter und dieser Anschwung hört schon knapp unter dem zweiten Rückgang auf und manchmal auch darüber - was dann als ein Zeichen der Stärke gilt. Und das scheint auch gerade mit Gold und Silber zu geschehen. Derzeit liegt Gold zwischen der 2. und 3. Fächerlinie des Musters, was letztendlich auf einen Ausbruch nach oben hindeutet. Auch wenn die Fächerlinien und der fallende 50-Tage-Durchschnitt den Preis klar mit nach unten ziehen, so kann davon ausgegangen werden, dass die starke, darunterliegende Unterstützung und die steigenden, nicht weit darunterliegenden 200- und 300-Tage-Durchschnitte zu einem langfristigen Aufwärtstrend führen, der zur gegebenen Zeit eintreten wird.
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In Anbetracht der oben gemachten Analyse ist die korrekte Taktik in unseren Augen, weiter Gold hinzuzukaufen - besser Goldaktien und ETF-Anteile bei kurz- bis mittelfristiger Marktschwäche. Es wird als unwahrscheinlich erachtet, dass Gold unter die Tiefstände von Ende April - in den Bereich von 850 $ - fallen wird, obwohl dennoch die Möglichkeit besteht, dass es bis in den Bereich von 830 $ abtauchen könnte. Die Chancen, dass es wieder nach unten, Richtung des 300-Tage-Durchschnitts fällt - also in den Bereich von 800 $ - werden als sehr gering eingeschätzt. Falls das Muster von Mitte März wirklich ein bullisches Wimpel-Muster ist, dann werden wir sehr bald einen Ausbruch nach oben bekommen, wobei das Preissignal durch einen Ausbruch über die 3. Fächerlinie, derzeit über 900 $, gegeben wird.
www.clivemaund.com
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.345.003 von sparplan_b am 20.06.08 21:37:21der Quentin, sieh an
heute wieder "fette" Umsätze in Deutschland!
Dorato macht wohl gerade Nulldiät!
Hinlegen, 2 Jahre schlafen und dann mal sehen.....
...wenn es doch nur so einfach wäre...
Schönen Tag allen Investierten und Interessierten
Dorato macht wohl gerade Nulldiät!
Hinlegen, 2 Jahre schlafen und dann mal sehen.....
...wenn es doch nur so einfach wäre...
Schönen Tag allen Investierten und Interessierten
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.469.890 von Makalu8000 am 09.07.08 13:48:32Hinlegen, 2 Jahre schlafen und dann mal sehen.....
1 Jahr sollte reichen
Es geht weiter.... Anfang august wird eine Delegation sich auf den Weg machen und Entscheidungen treffen.
Neono
1 Jahr sollte reichen
Es geht weiter.... Anfang august wird eine Delegation sich auf den Weg machen und Entscheidungen treffen.
Neono
Dorato ist was ganz was feines...
greenhorn
greenhorn
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.469.932 von Neono am 09.07.08 13:52:01das kann aber auch nach hinten losgehen, oder?
Vor einiger Zeit hieß es, es wird "schwarz" geschürft.
Das sollte ja unterbunden werden. Gibt es dahingehend Neuigkeiten?
Bin mal gespannt, wann und ob wir die 1,50 Euro wiedersehen!
Wie seht ihr das?
Vor einiger Zeit hieß es, es wird "schwarz" geschürft.
Das sollte ja unterbunden werden. Gibt es dahingehend Neuigkeiten?
Bin mal gespannt, wann und ob wir die 1,50 Euro wiedersehen!
Wie seht ihr das?
bei den Aussichten warte ich gerne und völlig entspannt:
....ich liebe diesen "Sternenhimmel" in rot und gelb auf der anderen Seite der Grenze
....ich liebe diesen "Sternenhimmel" in rot und gelb auf der anderen Seite der Grenze
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.470.133 von silbernd am 09.07.08 14:12:25eben
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.470.087 von Makalu8000 am 09.07.08 14:08:27Da wird nix mehr schwarz geschürft. Die peruanische Armee hat einige Grenzposten jetzt eingerichtet, die DRI übrigens inkl. Hubschraubertransport mit nutzen kann. Nicht vergessen, bis vor gut einem Jahr war Exploration dort nicht möglich.
Anglogold war bis zur Jahrtausenwende dort aktiv und hat sich dann aufgrund der politischen Sitution zurückgezogen. Wer war früher Direktor bei Anglo North America und wer dealt mit Anglogold in Alaska?
Neono
Anglogold war bis zur Jahrtausenwende dort aktiv und hat sich dann aufgrund der politischen Sitution zurückgezogen. Wer war früher Direktor bei Anglo North America und wer dealt mit Anglogold in Alaska?
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.470.087 von Makalu8000 am 09.07.08 14:08:27das kann aber auch nach hinten losgehen, oder?
Exploration ist IMMER ein hochriskantes Business und kann immer nach hinten losgehen!
Neono
Exploration ist IMMER ein hochriskantes Business und kann immer nach hinten losgehen!
Neono
July 9, 2008
Dorato Provides Update on Aggressive Exploration Program at Cordillera Del Condor Gold Project, Peru
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - July 9, 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: DRI)(FRANKFURT: DO5) is pleased to provide an update on its aggressive multi-million dollar precious metal exploration program at its c. 700-km2 Cordillera del Condor Project in northern Peru. The principal gold target identified to date, El Tambo, is located on the Southern extension of the Chinapintza district. Previous work by AngloGold Ashanti identified high-grade gold and silver bearing veins and workings over a 500 by 300 metre area, which remains open.
First pass exploration by AngloGold-Ashanti at the El Tambo target reported an average value of 11.7 grams gold per tonne in gold-bearing veins that ranged from anomalous to 49 grams gold. Additionally, average values of 261 grams silver per tonne (ranging from anomalous to 2,172 grams silver). Associated base metals (copper, lead, zinc) were typically above detection limits (+1%). There has been no prior drill testing of the El Tambo target.
Exploration studies to date by the Company include District-scale geological and structural targeting, proof-of-concept surface mapping and sampling, and clearly demonstrate that the area is an immediate extension of the emergent and prolific Ecuadorian precious and base metal district - host to the Mirador Porphyry District (combined mineral inventory of 25.4 billion contained lbs. copper, 4.5 million oz. gold and 30 million oz. silver), Fruta del Norte (inferred resource of 13.2M oz contained gold) as well as the Chinapintza and Nambija Gold Districts (To view Figure 1 & 2 please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0709.pdf).
Dorato's exploration program will screen the large, highly prospective land package using a combination proven 'mine-finding' geochemical and airborne geophysical techniques. The Company's objective is to define first order drill targets for testing later in the year.
The project is fully staffed with 3 senior geologists, 6 junior geologists and 2 highly experienced gold specialists in addition to ancillary support staff. The first phase of exploration and drill testing is budgeted at USD$7 million dollars, details of which are set-out below:
Phase I - Tambo Block
The principal gold target identified to date is El Tambo.
Line cutting and topographic studies have commenced and are being followed by detailed mapping and sampling on the El Tambo gold-silver hydrothermal system. Work to date clearly demonstrates that gold is ubiquitous in the system with abundant small scale workings over a large 500-by-300 metre area within a broader area as yet to be fully delineated. Pan concentrates over a 10 kilometre strike all returned gold colours including a nugget up to 4 mm in diameter -- further demonstrating the gold endowed nature of the target area.
Construction of the main 40-man camp is currently in progress and is anticipated to be completed shortly (see website for photographs).
Phase II
Target generation by SRK and Dorato has identified numerous additional targets located in a regional-scale North-South gold-copper mineralized fairway that is interpreted to span the Peru-Ecuador border region. The regional-scale metalliferous structural corridor commences at the Mirador Porphyry District in the North and extends to the South of the Chinapintza gold district (Figure 2). Within this prospective zone individual targets have been prioritized based on their structural analogies to the large known productive systems (Figure 2).
Future work will consist of a property wide airborne geophysical survey, regional geochemical stream sediment surveys and geological prospecting in order to vector in on discrete deposit-scale anomalies.
Qualified Person and Quality Control/Quality Assurance
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release.
The work programs at Dorato were designed by, and are supervised by Mark D. Cruise and Dr. Paul Klipfel (independent geological consultants), who together are responsible for all aspects of the work, including the quality control/quality assurance program. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Vancouver, for assay. ACMEs quality system complies with the requirements for the International Standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025: 1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by Dorato personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
About Dorato Resources Corp.
The Company is an exploration mining company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in Peru -- along the border with Ecuador. Recent exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has been highly successful and includes a number of gold and copper discoveries. Key features of the Dorato land package includes shared geology, structural setting, proximity, extensions of known trends and numerous placer gold occurrences. Dorato has acquired first mover status with its strategic land package that has successfully locked in a significant portion of this exciting emergent gold-copper district.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Anton J. Drescher, President
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.471.368 von gsx1100e am 09.07.08 16:04:52Danke !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.471.368 von gsx1100e am 09.07.08 16:04:52gracias
jern jeschehn clearly demonstrate that the area is an immediate extension of the emergent and prolific Ecuadorian precious and base metal district - host to the Mirador Porphyry District (combined mineral inventory of 25.4 billion contained lbs. copper, 4.5 million oz. gold and 30 million oz. silver), Fruta del Norte (inferred resource of 13.2M oz contained gold) as well as the Chinapintza and Nambija Gold Districts
(To view Figure 1 & 2 please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0709.pdf
Danke!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.471.368 von gsx1100e am 09.07.08 16:04:52
Merci Scherie.
Nix Sommerpause an der Grenzlinie.
Tasche
Merci Scherie.
Nix Sommerpause an der Grenzlinie.
Tasche
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.473.545 von e_type1 am 09.07.08 19:25:41enge Aktien ohne Gegenwehr - da kann so was schon mal bei rauskommen
....wir werden hier noch ne Menge Spaß haben - zu gegebener Zeit!
....wir werden hier noch ne Menge Spaß haben - zu gegebener Zeit!
netter schluss
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.475.147 von e_type1 am 09.07.08 22:00:42
Vor der Zeit. Aber: Der heißeste
Golplay auf dieser Kugel (und es
wird nicht bei Gold "nur" bleiben).
Tasche
Vor der Zeit. Aber: Der heißeste
Golplay auf dieser Kugel (und es
wird nicht bei Gold "nur" bleiben).
Tasche
na da bin ich morgen mal gespannt...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.476.109 von Makalu8000 am 10.07.08 01:10:54Schraub mal Deine Erwartungshaltung etwas runter. Das ist gesünder und tut nicht weh. Hier kann derzeit rein gar nix passieren, was irgendwie nachhaltigen Einfluss auf die Aktie hat.
Neono
Neono
Lawrence Roulston: As Demand Exceeds Supply, Prices Will Trend Higher
Source: The Gold Report 07/11/2008
The Gold Report caught up with newsletter writer and analyst Lawrence Roulston of Resource Opportunities. In this wide-ranging interview, Roulston gives us his thoughts on the outlook on the economy and what factors impact the gold market and all the other metals. He says, "the pattern I see continuing is gold trending higher with spikes and pullbacks."
TGR: Gold has made a pretty substantial move, but yet the juniors haven’t; in fact, some of them have gone backwards. Why do you think the juniors have not done as well as, say, a producer or the price of gold?
LR: Earlier this year when Bear Stearns was on the brink, and then collapsed, there was a lot of concern throughout the financial community around the world that perhaps a number of other banks were going to fail, and perhaps the whole banking sector was going to come crashing down. Because of that fear, a lot of investors started buying up gold as a hard asset, a long-term store of wealth.
Gold has always had this role as a sort of safe-haven investment. So there was a huge amount of investment in gold because of that fear about the banking sector and concern over paper investments of all sorts; a huge concern over subprime mortgages. People were just plain scared, so there was a huge move into the gold market.
When the government bailed out Bear Stearns and when it became apparent that the U.S. government was going to do whatever was required to prop up the economy and the banking sector, a lot of those investors who had gone into gold realized they didn’t need their gold. At that point, gold came back on the market and the price has come back down.
That move into gold was based on fear. A junior mining company is considered pretty risky, and they didn’t participate in that rally. The ironic thing is that as the government props up Bear Stearns and the economy, it is very positive for gold in the long term. Gold came on the market in the short term, but long term it was just one more indication that the U.S. dollar will continue to trend lower, and that the gold price is going to trend higher.
So it’s just a matter of time. I think we’re seeing it in the market today, with the gold price coming back up again. People recognize that the gold price is going to trend higher, and when they get more comfortable with the long-term trend, I think we’re going to see that movement come back into the juniors.
TGR: One of your articles mentioned that part of the reason metals haven’t appreciated is because they’re all tied to the U.S. dollar. If the dollar continues to depreciate, would you still expect gold to trend higher or just a lag before anyone realizes it?
LR: A number of factors have an impact on the gold market and all the other metals. In the Western world, we use the U.S. dollar as a measure for most commodities, and as the value of the U.S. dollar declines, the apparent value of the metals increases as measured in U.S. dollar terms. So that is one contributor to the nominal rise in metal prices.
But superimposed on that – whether we’re talking gold, silver, copper, cobalt, zinc or any of other metals – over the last few years there’s been a very significant increase in real terms as the demand for the metal increases at a faster pace than the mining industry has been able to deliver metals.
TGR: So give us your overview on precious metals and base metals.
LR: My view on the gold market is that the value will trend higher because of the continuing debasement of the U.S. dollar and debasement of other currencies over time, as has been the case since the beginning of time. On top of that, we have an increase in real demand for gold and precious metals because of growing concern around the world over stability of the U.S. economy, the U.S. banking sector and paper currencies – and just a growing awareness that holding some hard asset like gold provides some stability to an investment portfolio.
So we’re seeing a huge increase in gold demand and it’s reflected in the ETFs and the other means that have made it easier for investors to own gold over the last few years.
TGR: Where do you put silver?
LR: Silver largely mirrors the movement of the gold price, but in reality, the silver market and the gold market are very, very different. The primary use for gold is as an investment or as an ornament. The markets for silver are different in that the primary uses for silver are industrial. So in the gold market, virtually every ounce of gold that has been produced by mankind is available at the surface and could be brought back onto the market. In silver, it’s very different.
Over the past two decades we have seen the enormous stock of silver that was built up over thousands of years being used up in industrial applications, so it is no longer available.
TGR: Isn’t there a fair amount of silver recycling going on?
LR: The biggest component in silver recycling is in photography, and to a large extent, photography is a closed loop. The chemicals used are recovered in the developing process and go back into making new film and new other components as well. But a lot of products – mirrors, for example, and thousands of electronic products– employ very small amounts of silver in each application. And that silver is lost to the world forever.
TGR: Could it be argued that silver would appreciate more because there’s a bigger gap between supply and demand?
LR: The demand for silver is increasing steadily as more and more applications are coming about, and a lot of these applications are in high-tech situations and high-value products where the value of the silver is insignificant compared to the value of the finished product. The flip side of it, though, is that there’s a lot more silver to be mined and silver coming out of mines is increasing. It’s coming out at a pace that moderates the upward movement in the silver price. I believe that will continue.
It is entirely possible that we could see a very substantial short-term spike in the silver market, but there is enough silver in mines that it will moderate the upward movement of the silver market in the longer-term context.
TGR: So is the larger influence of silver based on gold? When gold went over $1,000, didn’t silver get to $21 or something like that?
LR: That’s right. And in the short term, the silver price is mirroring the gold price. But it’s not a perfect match. There are variances.
TGR: Do you see something that would cause decoupling at some point?
LR: It’s entirely possible at some point – whether it’s a week from now, next month, or a number of years. But at some point the above-ground stocks of silver are likely to run out. For most of the last two decades, in fact fully two decades, the amount of silver consumed in industrial applications plus investment demand have exceeded the mine supply. So above-ground silver has been run down steadily over the last two decades.
There’s a lot of debate about how much silver might still remain at surface. We don’t know, but at some point we’re going to hit the wall on the amount of silver available on surface. There’s going to be a short-term spike, but there’s also a lot of activity within the mining sector, especially the junior sector, toward an increase in production. As the silver price moves up, there will be more and more activity to bring old silver mines back into production and develop new silver mines.
TGR: What should our readers be thinking about in terms of the base metals, particularly copper?
LR: Copper is the biggest of the base metals, but in my mind is like all the other base metals, and I will make some general comments. As the developing world has developed, demand for base metals, oil, food and every commodity on the planet has been escalating at a pace that nobody thought possible. So when you look at the base metal prices, most of them are up several times, 10 times in some cases, from where they were at the start of the decade. This reflects the fact that demand for the metals has been increasing much faster than the industry has been able to increase its production capacity.
There’s a perception that the base metal prices are going to come back down in the near term because of concerns about the slowing U.S. economy. In many investors’ minds, and even in many analysts’ minds – which is surprising – there’s a perception that a slowdown in the U.S. economy will slow down the rest of the world, and that in turn will slow the demand for metals and the prices will come back down. The reality is that this idea of the U.S. economy slowing has been out there a long time, and the base metal prices are still holding at very high levels.
China is by far the largest consumer of every metal. There’s still a perception that the Chinese economy is dependent on exports to the United States, but the reality is that exports to the U.S. represented only 2.1% of the Chinese economy last year. So if the U.S. economy slows by a couple of percentage points from where it was last year, it will have no noticeable impact on the Chinese economy or on other parts of the world.
Chinese exports to the oil-exporting nations grew by 45% last year, and exports to the other BRIC nations – Brazil, Russia and India – grew by 60% last year over the year before, and in fact are still growing at that pace. So the developing world has taken on a life of its own, independent of what is happening to the U.S. economy.
Now, if the U.S. economy were to disappear from the face of the planet, of course, it would have an impact on the rest of the world. But nobody is suggesting that. We’re talking about growing at a couple of percentage points, and now perhaps shrinking by a couple. That kind of change in the economic activity in the U.S. will not impact what’s happening in the rest of the world.
So in my mind there’s an enormous investment opportunity because of the perception that the U.S. economy will slow and bring down metal prices, and the reality being an incredible demand for new metal deposits. I wouldn’t advocate anybody go out and speculate on what the copper price is going to do tomorrow – or the cobalt price or the nickel price – because too many variables affect those. I am not convinced that they’re going to go higher in the near term.
But having said that, the real play in the commodities market or the metals market is not betting on what’s going to happen next week to the metal price. The real play is to recognize the fundamental shortage of supply and to invest in the companies that are going to fill the supply gap. That means these little companies that are finding and developing metal deposits that will become mines in the coming years. In our newsletter we have had enormous success identifying companies that hold deposits, and seeing those deposits evolve and develop and in many, many cases being bought by larger companies and developed into new mines.
I am continuing to see that as being the greatest investment opportunity of the decade – identifying companies with tangible metal deposits that are being enhanced in value and being advanced through the development stage to the point where they are sold off to other companies or being developed in their own right.
TGR: On that note, we'd like to hear about some specific stocks you’re currently following and recommending in your newsletter, but we realize that out of fairness to your subscribers, you don’t wish to talk about specific company recommendations.
LR: That's right. We would be happy to send anybody a sample copy of the newsletter, and you can request one on the website (www.resourceopportunities.com).
TGR: So going back a bit. . . We talked about China and how if the U.S. goes into a recession or a prolonged slowdown. What if it’s worse? What if there is a confidence crisis? I can’t remember exactly what Doug Casey calls it – the re-depression or the depression. What does that do to the rest of the world? We talked a little about China, but what about the other BRIC economies? How do they fit in?
LR: That’s a long, complex question. I feel very strongly that the U.S. economy is not going to suddenly collapse and be reduced to a pile of smoldering ashes. We have heard such forecasts in the 12 years I’ve been following this sector from this perspective, and I’ve been hearing some of the same people making the same forecasts for that entire period.
The U.S. economy is extremely strong, extremely resilient, and it is facing a very difficult time. There is a transition going on right now, and many people in the United States don’t have a clue. In fact, I would say very few people in the U.S. have a clue as to what’s going on in the rest of the world. They view the entire world through this myopic perspective of what is happening in the U.S. Now, that’s fine; the United States’ economy, in my opinion, will muddle along. It will be a long time before we see the kind of growth in the economy that most people would like to see – you know, 3% to 4% annual growth in GDP. It might be years before we get to that level.
We debate whether the economy is growing by 1% or shrinking by 1%. Are we officially in a recession are we not? Is it a period of slow growth or is it a recession? In terms of the rest of the world, who cares?
But your question was, will something more serious happen? I seriously doubt it. The government has made it clear that they will do what it takes to prop up the economy. They will keep printing money; they will prop up the consumers; they will keep lowering interest rates and bailing out banks that have made stupid investments. Plus the fact that there’s enormous strength in most of the companies in the economy.
If you look over the S&P 500, some are up and some are down. I think you will find that some of those companies are doing extremely well – growing their earnings and growing their revenues, and those are the ones that are looking outside the U.S. Companies like Boeing that are selling airplanes to places like the United Arab Emirates are doing very well; other companies that are too myopic to look outside the U.S. are hurting. General Motors had no clue, it would appear, that the oil price was going to go up and that gas price was going to go up and they would have to start introducing more fuel-efficient cars; they seem to have been caught by surprise on that.
So it’s company by company, but there are enough forward-looking, visionary companies within the U.S. economy that it’s hard to imagine that it’s going to collapse and drop into a hole in the ground. Certainly, banks like Bears Stearns made absolutely ludicrous investments in subprime mortgages, and as it turns out, some people within the organization knew that some of those investments were stupid. We’re seeing criminal prosecutions beginning in that regard.
But there’s strength in other economies and overall the U.S. economy is going to muddle along because there are enough companies that take a global perspective. If my pension depended on the success of companies like General Motors and the U.S. banks, I would be worried. But, remember, we’re talking about commodities, and metals in particular. So, the question is, what impact will further slowing, or a prolonged slowdown have on the metal prices.
Credit Suisse addressed that issue earlier this year and looking at the copper market in particular, they said, if the U.S. economy continues at the current pace and the rest of the world continues to grow, even if somewhat slower than they’re going, the copper price would rise from the current level near $4 to $6. Their downside scenario was that the U.S. would go into a serious recession and other economies around the world would slow significantly to the point where overall growth in the world would be severely curtailed. In that worst-case scenario, they predicted that the copper price would come down to $2.60 a pound.
I am not holding my breath on seeing copper anywhere near $6 in the near term and certainly not factoring that into any analysis. But a lot of thought went into the Credit Suisse analysis, and I think that’s a pretty good indication of how to see it. They’re saying the worst-case scenario is $2.60; long-term projections on the copper price now being used to value junior companies are on the order of $1.50 a pound. So anything over a $1.50 a pound represents investment potential on any of these juniors.
TGR: It’s fascinating how all this fits together. There may be a gap in my understanding that you can fill in. You said earlier that the world economies are generally doing fine, and even if the U.S. goes into a slight recession, the BRIC countries will be fine. Also that we have this potential of above-ground gold reemerging in the marketplace as the investors become more relieved that the world is not going belly up. If all of that is true, should we see any increase in gold over the next five to 10 years?
LR: Some commentators out there are talking multi-thousand dollars for a gold price, and I am not holding my breath on that; I am not even dreaming about that. But looking at what the gold market has done going back to 2001, when there were some fundamental changes, and bringing it up to the current level, I would say that six years of actual real-world experience is the best proxy for what’s likely to happen over the next one or two or even four years. That is – more investment demand for gold and continuing demand for gold in the ornaments market.
Gold production has been flat during that period; a lot of old gold mines have been falling off. South Africa is still the largest producer, but gold production in South Africa has been declining steadily for years. China has now emerged as the second-largest gold producing nation, and its gold production is now coming from 15,000 tiny little mines. All of these factors are happening in the real world, and they’re all going to continue to unfold.
The net result is that the gold price is trending higher, not only in U.S. terms, but also in real terms. There’s been any number of times that the gold price has spiked up, as it did earlier this year to over $1,000, and dropped back down. So the pattern I would see continuing is gold trending higher with spikes and pullbacks. Investors using the short-term swings to advantage probably will do quite well in the long-term context. But unfortunately what happens so often is the majority of people buy at the top of the market and sell at the bottom of the market.
TGR: If you’re expecting the U.S. dollar to continue to devalue against other currencies, and maybe many other currencies devalue as well, would actual gold be a hedge against the value of the dollar?
LR: In the long term, all paper currencies have declined in value. That’s just a given. The U.S. dollar has declined more quickly than other currencies over the past four or five years – in a significant way declining more rapidly. Whether it’s going to continue to debase at that level, over time it’s likely to continue to devalue. Therefore, certainly gold provides some stability in that regard.
But I would not own gold. I have never owned bullion; I probably never would own bullion just because you don’t get the leverage you get by investing in a gold equity. Companies that are involved in the gold sector, whether they’re exploring or developing or producing, provide a great deal more exposure to the gold market than you would have by merely buying ounces of gold.
TGR: You were talking earlier about the base metals and the developing countries, and the infrastructure being developed in different countries. Are there some base metals that have less likelihood of supply meeting demand? You said there was a lot of silver that probably would eventually even out. Do you look more opportunistically at some base metals because the supply is not there?
LR: I think the market has already beat us to it, in effect. A year ago I would have said cobalt. The cobalt price was $50 a pound recently, up from a few dollars not too many years ago. I think we’re seeing other people – speculators, analysts – who have kind of looked through and already pushed up the prices. So if we’re looking for a metal where there might be a short-term speculative spike because suddenly investors become aware of it, I can’t see anything directly. I don’t mean to sidestep your question. If I had one, I would love to pile onto it.
But just to reiterate my fundamental investment philosophy, if you’re looking for a metal that might spike in the short term or even the longer term, you’re just speculating on a commodity price. And there are so many variables that really it’s speculation. Whereas if you look at a particular company, you’ve got a much greater opportunity for identifying situations where there’s a greater likelihood of the value increasing as the companies execute their business plans.
TGR: I was listening to National Public Radio program where they were talking about a precious metal being used as a fuel additive for jet planes. They sell it in very, very small amounts, and it’s more precious than gold.
LR: Platinum has been used. It is used as a catalyst in the catalytic converter in every automobile in the western world. Palladium and rhodium are used also. You can achieve that catalytic effect and get better combustion if you take nanoparticles of platinum and mix them in with the fuel. It increases the burning, and it’s better to get that in the combustion chamber than in the catalytic converter. The only trouble is that it’s enormously expensive. It makes no sense economically.
TGR: Even for a jet plane?
LR: No.
TGR: This other metal – they were looking into it and using it and potentially it could make a difference. I think they were talking about the way the engine is made. It burns much hotter, which causes fuel consumption to be more efficient.
LR: Well, I imagine if you line the cylinder with platinum, you would get more combustion, but can you afford to do that? Another metal that is even more useful – and again in incredibly small amounts in catalytic converters – is rhodium. Rhodium sells for just under $10,000 an ounce right now. Maybe some extreme examples would need that kind of extraordinary performance, but it’s hard to imagine these things being used on an ongoing basis.
TGR: Are you familiar with beryllium?
LR: Yes, it’s a fairly common element.
TGR: Isn’t it good for heat and used in rockets and satellites?
LR: I am not aware specifically, but there are a lot of specialty metals. Indium is another one that is valued at nearly $1 million per tonne, or $1 per gram, and it’s found as a byproduct in a lot of zinc mines.
TGR: This has been terrific. I appreciate your giving us the opportunity.
Source: The Gold Report 07/11/2008
The Gold Report caught up with newsletter writer and analyst Lawrence Roulston of Resource Opportunities. In this wide-ranging interview, Roulston gives us his thoughts on the outlook on the economy and what factors impact the gold market and all the other metals. He says, "the pattern I see continuing is gold trending higher with spikes and pullbacks."
TGR: Gold has made a pretty substantial move, but yet the juniors haven’t; in fact, some of them have gone backwards. Why do you think the juniors have not done as well as, say, a producer or the price of gold?
LR: Earlier this year when Bear Stearns was on the brink, and then collapsed, there was a lot of concern throughout the financial community around the world that perhaps a number of other banks were going to fail, and perhaps the whole banking sector was going to come crashing down. Because of that fear, a lot of investors started buying up gold as a hard asset, a long-term store of wealth.
Gold has always had this role as a sort of safe-haven investment. So there was a huge amount of investment in gold because of that fear about the banking sector and concern over paper investments of all sorts; a huge concern over subprime mortgages. People were just plain scared, so there was a huge move into the gold market.
When the government bailed out Bear Stearns and when it became apparent that the U.S. government was going to do whatever was required to prop up the economy and the banking sector, a lot of those investors who had gone into gold realized they didn’t need their gold. At that point, gold came back on the market and the price has come back down.
That move into gold was based on fear. A junior mining company is considered pretty risky, and they didn’t participate in that rally. The ironic thing is that as the government props up Bear Stearns and the economy, it is very positive for gold in the long term. Gold came on the market in the short term, but long term it was just one more indication that the U.S. dollar will continue to trend lower, and that the gold price is going to trend higher.
So it’s just a matter of time. I think we’re seeing it in the market today, with the gold price coming back up again. People recognize that the gold price is going to trend higher, and when they get more comfortable with the long-term trend, I think we’re going to see that movement come back into the juniors.
TGR: One of your articles mentioned that part of the reason metals haven’t appreciated is because they’re all tied to the U.S. dollar. If the dollar continues to depreciate, would you still expect gold to trend higher or just a lag before anyone realizes it?
LR: A number of factors have an impact on the gold market and all the other metals. In the Western world, we use the U.S. dollar as a measure for most commodities, and as the value of the U.S. dollar declines, the apparent value of the metals increases as measured in U.S. dollar terms. So that is one contributor to the nominal rise in metal prices.
But superimposed on that – whether we’re talking gold, silver, copper, cobalt, zinc or any of other metals – over the last few years there’s been a very significant increase in real terms as the demand for the metal increases at a faster pace than the mining industry has been able to deliver metals.
TGR: So give us your overview on precious metals and base metals.
LR: My view on the gold market is that the value will trend higher because of the continuing debasement of the U.S. dollar and debasement of other currencies over time, as has been the case since the beginning of time. On top of that, we have an increase in real demand for gold and precious metals because of growing concern around the world over stability of the U.S. economy, the U.S. banking sector and paper currencies – and just a growing awareness that holding some hard asset like gold provides some stability to an investment portfolio.
So we’re seeing a huge increase in gold demand and it’s reflected in the ETFs and the other means that have made it easier for investors to own gold over the last few years.
TGR: Where do you put silver?
LR: Silver largely mirrors the movement of the gold price, but in reality, the silver market and the gold market are very, very different. The primary use for gold is as an investment or as an ornament. The markets for silver are different in that the primary uses for silver are industrial. So in the gold market, virtually every ounce of gold that has been produced by mankind is available at the surface and could be brought back onto the market. In silver, it’s very different.
Over the past two decades we have seen the enormous stock of silver that was built up over thousands of years being used up in industrial applications, so it is no longer available.
TGR: Isn’t there a fair amount of silver recycling going on?
LR: The biggest component in silver recycling is in photography, and to a large extent, photography is a closed loop. The chemicals used are recovered in the developing process and go back into making new film and new other components as well. But a lot of products – mirrors, for example, and thousands of electronic products– employ very small amounts of silver in each application. And that silver is lost to the world forever.
TGR: Could it be argued that silver would appreciate more because there’s a bigger gap between supply and demand?
LR: The demand for silver is increasing steadily as more and more applications are coming about, and a lot of these applications are in high-tech situations and high-value products where the value of the silver is insignificant compared to the value of the finished product. The flip side of it, though, is that there’s a lot more silver to be mined and silver coming out of mines is increasing. It’s coming out at a pace that moderates the upward movement in the silver price. I believe that will continue.
It is entirely possible that we could see a very substantial short-term spike in the silver market, but there is enough silver in mines that it will moderate the upward movement of the silver market in the longer-term context.
TGR: So is the larger influence of silver based on gold? When gold went over $1,000, didn’t silver get to $21 or something like that?
LR: That’s right. And in the short term, the silver price is mirroring the gold price. But it’s not a perfect match. There are variances.
TGR: Do you see something that would cause decoupling at some point?
LR: It’s entirely possible at some point – whether it’s a week from now, next month, or a number of years. But at some point the above-ground stocks of silver are likely to run out. For most of the last two decades, in fact fully two decades, the amount of silver consumed in industrial applications plus investment demand have exceeded the mine supply. So above-ground silver has been run down steadily over the last two decades.
There’s a lot of debate about how much silver might still remain at surface. We don’t know, but at some point we’re going to hit the wall on the amount of silver available on surface. There’s going to be a short-term spike, but there’s also a lot of activity within the mining sector, especially the junior sector, toward an increase in production. As the silver price moves up, there will be more and more activity to bring old silver mines back into production and develop new silver mines.
TGR: What should our readers be thinking about in terms of the base metals, particularly copper?
LR: Copper is the biggest of the base metals, but in my mind is like all the other base metals, and I will make some general comments. As the developing world has developed, demand for base metals, oil, food and every commodity on the planet has been escalating at a pace that nobody thought possible. So when you look at the base metal prices, most of them are up several times, 10 times in some cases, from where they were at the start of the decade. This reflects the fact that demand for the metals has been increasing much faster than the industry has been able to increase its production capacity.
There’s a perception that the base metal prices are going to come back down in the near term because of concerns about the slowing U.S. economy. In many investors’ minds, and even in many analysts’ minds – which is surprising – there’s a perception that a slowdown in the U.S. economy will slow down the rest of the world, and that in turn will slow the demand for metals and the prices will come back down. The reality is that this idea of the U.S. economy slowing has been out there a long time, and the base metal prices are still holding at very high levels.
China is by far the largest consumer of every metal. There’s still a perception that the Chinese economy is dependent on exports to the United States, but the reality is that exports to the U.S. represented only 2.1% of the Chinese economy last year. So if the U.S. economy slows by a couple of percentage points from where it was last year, it will have no noticeable impact on the Chinese economy or on other parts of the world.
Chinese exports to the oil-exporting nations grew by 45% last year, and exports to the other BRIC nations – Brazil, Russia and India – grew by 60% last year over the year before, and in fact are still growing at that pace. So the developing world has taken on a life of its own, independent of what is happening to the U.S. economy.
Now, if the U.S. economy were to disappear from the face of the planet, of course, it would have an impact on the rest of the world. But nobody is suggesting that. We’re talking about growing at a couple of percentage points, and now perhaps shrinking by a couple. That kind of change in the economic activity in the U.S. will not impact what’s happening in the rest of the world.
So in my mind there’s an enormous investment opportunity because of the perception that the U.S. economy will slow and bring down metal prices, and the reality being an incredible demand for new metal deposits. I wouldn’t advocate anybody go out and speculate on what the copper price is going to do tomorrow – or the cobalt price or the nickel price – because too many variables affect those. I am not convinced that they’re going to go higher in the near term.
But having said that, the real play in the commodities market or the metals market is not betting on what’s going to happen next week to the metal price. The real play is to recognize the fundamental shortage of supply and to invest in the companies that are going to fill the supply gap. That means these little companies that are finding and developing metal deposits that will become mines in the coming years. In our newsletter we have had enormous success identifying companies that hold deposits, and seeing those deposits evolve and develop and in many, many cases being bought by larger companies and developed into new mines.
I am continuing to see that as being the greatest investment opportunity of the decade – identifying companies with tangible metal deposits that are being enhanced in value and being advanced through the development stage to the point where they are sold off to other companies or being developed in their own right.
TGR: On that note, we'd like to hear about some specific stocks you’re currently following and recommending in your newsletter, but we realize that out of fairness to your subscribers, you don’t wish to talk about specific company recommendations.
LR: That's right. We would be happy to send anybody a sample copy of the newsletter, and you can request one on the website (www.resourceopportunities.com).
TGR: So going back a bit. . . We talked about China and how if the U.S. goes into a recession or a prolonged slowdown. What if it’s worse? What if there is a confidence crisis? I can’t remember exactly what Doug Casey calls it – the re-depression or the depression. What does that do to the rest of the world? We talked a little about China, but what about the other BRIC economies? How do they fit in?
LR: That’s a long, complex question. I feel very strongly that the U.S. economy is not going to suddenly collapse and be reduced to a pile of smoldering ashes. We have heard such forecasts in the 12 years I’ve been following this sector from this perspective, and I’ve been hearing some of the same people making the same forecasts for that entire period.
The U.S. economy is extremely strong, extremely resilient, and it is facing a very difficult time. There is a transition going on right now, and many people in the United States don’t have a clue. In fact, I would say very few people in the U.S. have a clue as to what’s going on in the rest of the world. They view the entire world through this myopic perspective of what is happening in the U.S. Now, that’s fine; the United States’ economy, in my opinion, will muddle along. It will be a long time before we see the kind of growth in the economy that most people would like to see – you know, 3% to 4% annual growth in GDP. It might be years before we get to that level.
We debate whether the economy is growing by 1% or shrinking by 1%. Are we officially in a recession are we not? Is it a period of slow growth or is it a recession? In terms of the rest of the world, who cares?
But your question was, will something more serious happen? I seriously doubt it. The government has made it clear that they will do what it takes to prop up the economy. They will keep printing money; they will prop up the consumers; they will keep lowering interest rates and bailing out banks that have made stupid investments. Plus the fact that there’s enormous strength in most of the companies in the economy.
If you look over the S&P 500, some are up and some are down. I think you will find that some of those companies are doing extremely well – growing their earnings and growing their revenues, and those are the ones that are looking outside the U.S. Companies like Boeing that are selling airplanes to places like the United Arab Emirates are doing very well; other companies that are too myopic to look outside the U.S. are hurting. General Motors had no clue, it would appear, that the oil price was going to go up and that gas price was going to go up and they would have to start introducing more fuel-efficient cars; they seem to have been caught by surprise on that.
So it’s company by company, but there are enough forward-looking, visionary companies within the U.S. economy that it’s hard to imagine that it’s going to collapse and drop into a hole in the ground. Certainly, banks like Bears Stearns made absolutely ludicrous investments in subprime mortgages, and as it turns out, some people within the organization knew that some of those investments were stupid. We’re seeing criminal prosecutions beginning in that regard.
But there’s strength in other economies and overall the U.S. economy is going to muddle along because there are enough companies that take a global perspective. If my pension depended on the success of companies like General Motors and the U.S. banks, I would be worried. But, remember, we’re talking about commodities, and metals in particular. So, the question is, what impact will further slowing, or a prolonged slowdown have on the metal prices.
Credit Suisse addressed that issue earlier this year and looking at the copper market in particular, they said, if the U.S. economy continues at the current pace and the rest of the world continues to grow, even if somewhat slower than they’re going, the copper price would rise from the current level near $4 to $6. Their downside scenario was that the U.S. would go into a serious recession and other economies around the world would slow significantly to the point where overall growth in the world would be severely curtailed. In that worst-case scenario, they predicted that the copper price would come down to $2.60 a pound.
I am not holding my breath on seeing copper anywhere near $6 in the near term and certainly not factoring that into any analysis. But a lot of thought went into the Credit Suisse analysis, and I think that’s a pretty good indication of how to see it. They’re saying the worst-case scenario is $2.60; long-term projections on the copper price now being used to value junior companies are on the order of $1.50 a pound. So anything over a $1.50 a pound represents investment potential on any of these juniors.
TGR: It’s fascinating how all this fits together. There may be a gap in my understanding that you can fill in. You said earlier that the world economies are generally doing fine, and even if the U.S. goes into a slight recession, the BRIC countries will be fine. Also that we have this potential of above-ground gold reemerging in the marketplace as the investors become more relieved that the world is not going belly up. If all of that is true, should we see any increase in gold over the next five to 10 years?
LR: Some commentators out there are talking multi-thousand dollars for a gold price, and I am not holding my breath on that; I am not even dreaming about that. But looking at what the gold market has done going back to 2001, when there were some fundamental changes, and bringing it up to the current level, I would say that six years of actual real-world experience is the best proxy for what’s likely to happen over the next one or two or even four years. That is – more investment demand for gold and continuing demand for gold in the ornaments market.
Gold production has been flat during that period; a lot of old gold mines have been falling off. South Africa is still the largest producer, but gold production in South Africa has been declining steadily for years. China has now emerged as the second-largest gold producing nation, and its gold production is now coming from 15,000 tiny little mines. All of these factors are happening in the real world, and they’re all going to continue to unfold.
The net result is that the gold price is trending higher, not only in U.S. terms, but also in real terms. There’s been any number of times that the gold price has spiked up, as it did earlier this year to over $1,000, and dropped back down. So the pattern I would see continuing is gold trending higher with spikes and pullbacks. Investors using the short-term swings to advantage probably will do quite well in the long-term context. But unfortunately what happens so often is the majority of people buy at the top of the market and sell at the bottom of the market.
TGR: If you’re expecting the U.S. dollar to continue to devalue against other currencies, and maybe many other currencies devalue as well, would actual gold be a hedge against the value of the dollar?
LR: In the long term, all paper currencies have declined in value. That’s just a given. The U.S. dollar has declined more quickly than other currencies over the past four or five years – in a significant way declining more rapidly. Whether it’s going to continue to debase at that level, over time it’s likely to continue to devalue. Therefore, certainly gold provides some stability in that regard.
But I would not own gold. I have never owned bullion; I probably never would own bullion just because you don’t get the leverage you get by investing in a gold equity. Companies that are involved in the gold sector, whether they’re exploring or developing or producing, provide a great deal more exposure to the gold market than you would have by merely buying ounces of gold.
TGR: You were talking earlier about the base metals and the developing countries, and the infrastructure being developed in different countries. Are there some base metals that have less likelihood of supply meeting demand? You said there was a lot of silver that probably would eventually even out. Do you look more opportunistically at some base metals because the supply is not there?
LR: I think the market has already beat us to it, in effect. A year ago I would have said cobalt. The cobalt price was $50 a pound recently, up from a few dollars not too many years ago. I think we’re seeing other people – speculators, analysts – who have kind of looked through and already pushed up the prices. So if we’re looking for a metal where there might be a short-term speculative spike because suddenly investors become aware of it, I can’t see anything directly. I don’t mean to sidestep your question. If I had one, I would love to pile onto it.
But just to reiterate my fundamental investment philosophy, if you’re looking for a metal that might spike in the short term or even the longer term, you’re just speculating on a commodity price. And there are so many variables that really it’s speculation. Whereas if you look at a particular company, you’ve got a much greater opportunity for identifying situations where there’s a greater likelihood of the value increasing as the companies execute their business plans.
TGR: I was listening to National Public Radio program where they were talking about a precious metal being used as a fuel additive for jet planes. They sell it in very, very small amounts, and it’s more precious than gold.
LR: Platinum has been used. It is used as a catalyst in the catalytic converter in every automobile in the western world. Palladium and rhodium are used also. You can achieve that catalytic effect and get better combustion if you take nanoparticles of platinum and mix them in with the fuel. It increases the burning, and it’s better to get that in the combustion chamber than in the catalytic converter. The only trouble is that it’s enormously expensive. It makes no sense economically.
TGR: Even for a jet plane?
LR: No.
TGR: This other metal – they were looking into it and using it and potentially it could make a difference. I think they were talking about the way the engine is made. It burns much hotter, which causes fuel consumption to be more efficient.
LR: Well, I imagine if you line the cylinder with platinum, you would get more combustion, but can you afford to do that? Another metal that is even more useful – and again in incredibly small amounts in catalytic converters – is rhodium. Rhodium sells for just under $10,000 an ounce right now. Maybe some extreme examples would need that kind of extraordinary performance, but it’s hard to imagine these things being used on an ongoing basis.
TGR: Are you familiar with beryllium?
LR: Yes, it’s a fairly common element.
TGR: Isn’t it good for heat and used in rockets and satellites?
LR: I am not aware specifically, but there are a lot of specialty metals. Indium is another one that is valued at nearly $1 million per tonne, or $1 per gram, and it’s found as a byproduct in a lot of zinc mines.
TGR: This has been terrific. I appreciate your giving us the opportunity.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.491.650 von KKCS am 11.07.08 19:09:49danke
das hat man in diesem Falle ja abgestellt - Grenzposten sei Dank.....
Illegaler Goldabbau nimmt aufgrund der steigenden Preise zu
14.07.2008 | 12:14 Uhr | Rainer Hahn (EMFIS)
RTE Stuttgart - (www.rohstoffe-go.de) - In vielen Dritte-Welt-Länder boomt der illegaler Goldabbau. Dies führt zu Schwierigkeiten für die etablierten Minengesellschaften und negativen Effekten für die Umwelt.
Zu den "illegalen" Minenarbeitern gehören arme Männer und Frauen in Ghana, Ex-Milizionäre in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo oder Bauern in Peru. Sie riskieren ihr Leben, um von den gestiegenen Goldpreisen zu profitieren.
Probleme entstehen zwangsläufig dadurch, dass grössere Minengesellschaften immer mehr in Länder drängen, die als politisch instabil gelten, beispielsweise wie im Kongo nach Jahren des Bürgerkriegs. Dadurch kommt es zu Konflikten mit den Menschen, die dort Gold zum Teil seit Jahren abbauen, allerdings nicht im industriellen Maßstab. Auf der anderen Seite ziehen professionelle Explorationsarbeiten grösserer Minengesellschaften die illegalen Goldabbauer magisch an.
Laut dem Verband "Communities and Small-Scale-Mining" (CASM) gibt es weltweit zwischen 13 und 20 Millionen kleine Goldabbauer (small-scale miner). Sie tragen zu ungefähr 10% der globalen Metall- und Diamantenproduktion
bei.
Illegaler Goldabbau nimmt aufgrund der steigenden Preise zu
14.07.2008 | 12:14 Uhr | Rainer Hahn (EMFIS)
RTE Stuttgart - (www.rohstoffe-go.de) - In vielen Dritte-Welt-Länder boomt der illegaler Goldabbau. Dies führt zu Schwierigkeiten für die etablierten Minengesellschaften und negativen Effekten für die Umwelt.
Zu den "illegalen" Minenarbeitern gehören arme Männer und Frauen in Ghana, Ex-Milizionäre in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo oder Bauern in Peru. Sie riskieren ihr Leben, um von den gestiegenen Goldpreisen zu profitieren.
Probleme entstehen zwangsläufig dadurch, dass grössere Minengesellschaften immer mehr in Länder drängen, die als politisch instabil gelten, beispielsweise wie im Kongo nach Jahren des Bürgerkriegs. Dadurch kommt es zu Konflikten mit den Menschen, die dort Gold zum Teil seit Jahren abbauen, allerdings nicht im industriellen Maßstab. Auf der anderen Seite ziehen professionelle Explorationsarbeiten grösserer Minengesellschaften die illegalen Goldabbauer magisch an.
Laut dem Verband "Communities and Small-Scale-Mining" (CASM) gibt es weltweit zwischen 13 und 20 Millionen kleine Goldabbauer (small-scale miner). Sie tragen zu ungefähr 10% der globalen Metall- und Diamantenproduktion
bei.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.501.319 von silbernd am 14.07.08 13:24:55danke, langversion in englisch im ith sräd
Thread: International Tower Hill - aktuelle Bohrergebnisse - unglaubliche 1540g Gold pro Tonne und noch ist
habs da reingestellt weil ich weisss das auch dort noch einige placerminer arbeiten. diese werden aber von ith geduldet.
Thread: International Tower Hill - aktuelle Bohrergebnisse - unglaubliche 1540g Gold pro Tonne und noch ist
habs da reingestellt weil ich weisss das auch dort noch einige placerminer arbeiten. diese werden aber von ith geduldet.
Gold Jumps to Highest in Three Months on Risk of Attack on Iran
By Millie Munshi
July 14 (Bloomberg) -- Gold rose to the highest in more than three months on heightened speculation that the U.S. or Israel is preparing to attack Iran, boosting demand for the metal as a haven. Silver also gained.
Israeli warplanes held maneuvers over Iraq, possibly preparing for a strike against Iran, the Jerusalem Post reported on July 11. Israel denied the report. Gold jumped 2.9 percent last week after Iran tested missiles, including one with the range to reach Israel. The U.S. has led unsuccessful international efforts to get Iran to end its nuclear program.
``Rumors of Israel attacking Iran is not a good or stable situation, and that's going to help gold prices,'' said Matthew Zeman, a trader at LaSalle Futures Group in Chicago. ``People are turning to gold now as a safe-haven buy.''
Gold futures for August delivery gained $13.10, or 1.4 percent, to $973.70 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest since March 19. The metal reached a record $1,033.90 on March 17.
The price climbed 4 percent in the previous three sessions. The metal has risen 16 percent this year.
``Gold has reasserted safe-haven status,'' Citigroup Inc. analyst John Hill said in a report today. ``We continue to be positive on gold.''
Gold will average $905 an ounce this year and gain to an average $950 an ounce in 2009, Citigroup estimates.
``Longer term, we would not be surprised to see gold double from current levels'' as traders buy the metal as an alternative asset, Hill said. Investment ``remains dominant,'' he said.
Gold extended gains today as the dollar fell against a basket of six major currencies after rising earlier.
`Key Drivers'
``The dollar has been one of the key drivers'' for gold and other metals, said Ron Goodis, a futures-trading director at Equidex Brokerage Group Inc. in Closter, New Jersey.
Gold may rise for a fifth straight week, partly on speculation that surging energy costs will spark demand. Eighteen of 25 traders, investors and analysts surveyed from Mumbai to Chicago on July 10 and July 11 advised buying gold. Five said to sell, and two were neutral.
Most-active crude-oil futures, which touched a record $147.27 a barrel on July 11, fell 47 cents, or 0.3 percent, to $144.61 in New York trading. Oil has almost doubled in the past year.
Silver futures for September delivery rose 43 cents, or 2.3 percent, to $19.25 an ounce. The metal has gained 29 percent this year.
By Millie Munshi
July 14 (Bloomberg) -- Gold rose to the highest in more than three months on heightened speculation that the U.S. or Israel is preparing to attack Iran, boosting demand for the metal as a haven. Silver also gained.
Israeli warplanes held maneuvers over Iraq, possibly preparing for a strike against Iran, the Jerusalem Post reported on July 11. Israel denied the report. Gold jumped 2.9 percent last week after Iran tested missiles, including one with the range to reach Israel. The U.S. has led unsuccessful international efforts to get Iran to end its nuclear program.
``Rumors of Israel attacking Iran is not a good or stable situation, and that's going to help gold prices,'' said Matthew Zeman, a trader at LaSalle Futures Group in Chicago. ``People are turning to gold now as a safe-haven buy.''
Gold futures for August delivery gained $13.10, or 1.4 percent, to $973.70 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest since March 19. The metal reached a record $1,033.90 on March 17.
The price climbed 4 percent in the previous three sessions. The metal has risen 16 percent this year.
``Gold has reasserted safe-haven status,'' Citigroup Inc. analyst John Hill said in a report today. ``We continue to be positive on gold.''
Gold will average $905 an ounce this year and gain to an average $950 an ounce in 2009, Citigroup estimates.
``Longer term, we would not be surprised to see gold double from current levels'' as traders buy the metal as an alternative asset, Hill said. Investment ``remains dominant,'' he said.
Gold extended gains today as the dollar fell against a basket of six major currencies after rising earlier.
`Key Drivers'
``The dollar has been one of the key drivers'' for gold and other metals, said Ron Goodis, a futures-trading director at Equidex Brokerage Group Inc. in Closter, New Jersey.
Gold may rise for a fifth straight week, partly on speculation that surging energy costs will spark demand. Eighteen of 25 traders, investors and analysts surveyed from Mumbai to Chicago on July 10 and July 11 advised buying gold. Five said to sell, and two were neutral.
Most-active crude-oil futures, which touched a record $147.27 a barrel on July 11, fell 47 cents, or 0.3 percent, to $144.61 in New York trading. Oil has almost doubled in the past year.
Silver futures for September delivery rose 43 cents, or 2.3 percent, to $19.25 an ounce. The metal has gained 29 percent this year.
Jul 18, 2008 09:00 ET
Dorato Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement and Royalty Option Agreement with Franco-Nevada Corporation
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - July 18, 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI)(FRANKFURTO5) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a letter agreement with Franco-Nevada Corporation (TSX:FNV) ("Franco-Nevada") wherein Franco-Nevada has agreed to purchase 1,500,000 units of a 1,900,000 common share non-brokered private placement (approximately 5% of the issues and outstanding shares of the Company) at a price of $1.70 per common share. The price of $1.70 represents a 15% premium over the 20 day average market price prior to the date of this news release. Under the terms of the agreement, Franco-Nevada will be offered the right to participate in all subsequent financings on a pro-rata basis for a period of two years.Dorato has also agreed to grant Franco-Nevada the option to purchase a perpetual royalty on 100% of the gold and silver produced from its El Tambo and surrounding land package covering approximately 152 square kilometres along the southern extension of Aurelian Gold's Fruta del Norte structural trend as it enters Peru (the "Option"). Dorato has exploration rights to a total of 700 km2 Cordillera del Condor Project in northern Peru. The Option will be set forth in a Royalty Option Agreement to be entered into by the parties. The material terms of the Royalty Option Agreement will be as follows:
- The Option will expire the sooner of: (a) the expiration or termination of the concessions or other property comprising the El Tambo and surrounding land packages or (b) sixty days following a decision to construct a mine;
- The Option may be exercised within sixty days following a decision to construct a mine by Dorato and/or its successor in interest together with a firm commitment to finance construction;
- The royalty rate shall be either 1% or 2% of the Net Smelter Return, dependent on the gold price at the time of the exercise of the Option; and
- The Option may be exercised at a purchase price equal to the Royalty Net Present Value which, for the purposes of the Royalty Option Agreement, shall mean the after tax net present value of the royalty revenue from the production of gold and silver using the royalty rate and a 7 1/2% discount rate applied to the base case model assumptions contained in a feasibility study used to make the decision to construct the mine.
David Harquail, President and CEO of Franco-Nevada, states, "The Dorato land package which lies along the southern extension of the prolific Fruta del Norte trend within the mining friendly jurisdiction of Peru is an exceptional opportunity for Franco-Nevada to participate on the ground floor of a new emerging World Class Gold District. The private placement and royalty option agreement fits well with our objective of working with quality partners to create royalty interests in major gold belts offering security of tenure."
The transaction is subject to certain conditions including, but not limited to, receiving the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Anton J. Drescher, President
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains statements that are "forward looking". Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements, By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward looking statements. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts, are "forward-looking" statements that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made.
The TSX Venture Exchange has in no way passed upon the merits of the transaction and has neither approved or disproved the contents of this press release.
Quelle:http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Dorato-Resources-Inc…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.120 von boersensoldat am 18.07.08 15:07:34OMG 
FNV steht bei 23,39
http://www.franco-nevada.com/
Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV) is a TSX listed resource royalty and investment company.
FNV steht bei 23,39
http://www.franco-nevada.com/
Franco-Nevada Corporation (FNV) is a TSX listed resource royalty and investment company.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.151 von KKCS am 18.07.08 15:10:24
Director
Pierre Lassonde, Director and Chairman Mr. Lassonde formerly served as President of Newmont Mining
Director
Pierre Lassonde, Director and Chairman Mr. Lassonde formerly served as President of Newmont Mining
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.172 von KKCS am 18.07.08 15:12:23
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.244 von silbernd am 18.07.08 15:19:50Klares Zeichen, wie hoch Dorato`s claim`s eingeschätzt werden
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.276 von KKCS am 18.07.08 15:23:38ja - da wird sich sehr früh positioniert
nett
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.151 von KKCS am 18.07.08 15:10:24Vor allem aber ein Ableger von Newmont Mining
Das sind big News für Dorato!!!
Neono
Das sind big News für Dorato!!!
Neono
Grenzen sind politisch und menschengemacht. Der Natur ist das egal. Das scheinen Leute, die sich damit auskennen, auch so zu sehen. Schön!
greenhorn
greenhorn
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.299 von Neono am 18.07.08 15:26:10Und das an einem Freitag. Ich halte das für einen Skandal!
greenhorn
greenhorn
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.538.120 von boersensoldat am 18.07.08 15:07:34
Nichts mit ruhig noch ein paar Monate
(billig) sammeln, da bringt sich ein
Major sehr zeitig ins Spiel schon: Ver-
ständlich bei dem auf der anderen Seite
schon Bekannten.
Tasche
Nichts mit ruhig noch ein paar Monate
(billig) sammeln, da bringt sich ein
Major sehr zeitig ins Spiel schon: Ver-
ständlich bei dem auf der anderen Seite
schon Bekannten.
Tasche
Vor allem aber ein Ableger von Newmont Mining
.......und das ist ja nicht irgendwer
Wirtschaftsnews - von heute 13:23
Newmont Mining als zweitgrößter Goldproduzent der Welt
Stuttgart (www.rohstoffe-go.de) Insgesamt soll Newmont Mining über 86 Millionen Unzen Gold im Boden verfügen. Durch den Verzicht auf Terminverkäufe, kann das Unternehmen voll vom steigenden Goldpreis profitieren. Für das Gesamtjahr prognostiziere Credit Suisse-Analyst, David Gaglianao, einen Gewinn von 2,50 US-Dollar je Aktie. 2009 solle der Überschuss Gagliano zufolge auf vier US-Dollar je Anteilschein steigen. Der Aktienkurs von Newmont Mining befindet sich seit einiger Zeit in einem steten Aufwärtstrend.
.......und das ist ja nicht irgendwer
Wirtschaftsnews - von heute 13:23
Newmont Mining als zweitgrößter Goldproduzent der Welt
Stuttgart (www.rohstoffe-go.de) Insgesamt soll Newmont Mining über 86 Millionen Unzen Gold im Boden verfügen. Durch den Verzicht auf Terminverkäufe, kann das Unternehmen voll vom steigenden Goldpreis profitieren. Für das Gesamtjahr prognostiziere Credit Suisse-Analyst, David Gaglianao, einen Gewinn von 2,50 US-Dollar je Aktie. 2009 solle der Überschuss Gagliano zufolge auf vier US-Dollar je Anteilschein steigen. Der Aktienkurs von Newmont Mining befindet sich seit einiger Zeit in einem steten Aufwärtstrend.
Das habe ich zu Franco Nevada auf die Schnelle als guten Überblick gefunden:
Im Dezember 2007 kehrte Franco-Nevada in einer 1,1 Milliarden Dollar schweren Publikumsöffnung zurück an die Börse Toronto. Dort notierte die Gesellschaft schon einmal, bis zur vier Milliarden Dollar schweren Übernahme durch den US-Goldkonzern Newmont Mining 2002. Der zweitgrößte Goldproduzent der Welt kaufte Franco-Nevada damals zusammen mit Australiens Normandy Mining. Jetzt entließ Newmont Franco-Nevada wieder in die Unabhängigkeit. Die Einnahmen aus dem Börsengang und einen 140-Millionen-Dollar-Kredit steckt Franco-Nevada in den Kauf von Vermögensteilen der ehemaligen Mutter. Gekauft wurden vor allem sogenannte Royalties (vergleichbar mit Lizenzeinnahmen) aus der Beteiligung an insgesamt 190 Basis- und Edelmetallprojekten sowie 100 Öl- und Gasprojekten.
Franco-Nevada ist deshalb nicht vergleichbar mit produzierenden Minenunternehmen. Royalties gelten als sehr lukrativ, weil die Abgaben in der Regel unabhängig von der Entwicklung von Produktions- und Konstruktionskosten fließen. Entsprechend üppiger als bei reinen Produzenten fallen die Margen aus. Franco-Nevada bezieht 52 Prozent der Royalties von Edelmetallunternehmen und 42 Prozent aus dem Erdöl- und Erdgasgeschäft. Chairman der wiedergeborenen Gesellschaft ist Pierre Lassonde. Lassonde gründete 1982 das Original und amtierte nach der Übernahme als Präsident von Newmont Mining. Positiv: Lassonde hat eigenes Geld in Franco-Nevada investiert und besitzt 3,8 Prozent des Aktienkapitals.
Neono
Im Dezember 2007 kehrte Franco-Nevada in einer 1,1 Milliarden Dollar schweren Publikumsöffnung zurück an die Börse Toronto. Dort notierte die Gesellschaft schon einmal, bis zur vier Milliarden Dollar schweren Übernahme durch den US-Goldkonzern Newmont Mining 2002. Der zweitgrößte Goldproduzent der Welt kaufte Franco-Nevada damals zusammen mit Australiens Normandy Mining. Jetzt entließ Newmont Franco-Nevada wieder in die Unabhängigkeit. Die Einnahmen aus dem Börsengang und einen 140-Millionen-Dollar-Kredit steckt Franco-Nevada in den Kauf von Vermögensteilen der ehemaligen Mutter. Gekauft wurden vor allem sogenannte Royalties (vergleichbar mit Lizenzeinnahmen) aus der Beteiligung an insgesamt 190 Basis- und Edelmetallprojekten sowie 100 Öl- und Gasprojekten.
Franco-Nevada ist deshalb nicht vergleichbar mit produzierenden Minenunternehmen. Royalties gelten als sehr lukrativ, weil die Abgaben in der Regel unabhängig von der Entwicklung von Produktions- und Konstruktionskosten fließen. Entsprechend üppiger als bei reinen Produzenten fallen die Margen aus. Franco-Nevada bezieht 52 Prozent der Royalties von Edelmetallunternehmen und 42 Prozent aus dem Erdöl- und Erdgasgeschäft. Chairman der wiedergeborenen Gesellschaft ist Pierre Lassonde. Lassonde gründete 1982 das Original und amtierte nach der Übernahme als Präsident von Newmont Mining. Positiv: Lassonde hat eigenes Geld in Franco-Nevada investiert und besitzt 3,8 Prozent des Aktienkapitals.
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.539.315 von Neono am 18.07.08 16:58:28die spielen nicht nur
und der herr lassonde....
hoho, 3,8% ist ne hausnummer bei der mk
und der herr lassonde....
hoho, 3,8% ist ne hausnummer bei der mk
Guten M rgen !
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-07-15 4,000 +4,000
rgen !Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-07-15 4,000 +4,000
Guten morgen,
das habe ich im Osisko Thread gefunden.
Denke das trifft auch auf Dorato und ITH zu.
Schönes Wochenende
Antea
Spannendes Interview von Jim Puplava zum Thema Gold und Gold-Juniors
http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/BP/2008/0705.html
Part 2 des Interviews heißt: Stage Two of the Raging Gold Bull Market
Das Interview ist wirklich klasse. Danach weiß jeder, warum er in einer Osisko investiert sein sollte. Auch wenn er nicht direkt von Osisko spricht, so ist es schon sehr krass, wie genau er die Situation von Osisko beschreibt, als ein Top-Übernahmekandidat der Branche. Ich habe das Interview zusammengefasst:
Gerade bei Juniors gibt es eine Reihe von illegalen Aktivitäten wie z.B. naked short selling oder massive, negative Kommentare in Diskussionsforen, die den Aktienkurs auch über einen längeren Zeitraum massiv drücken können. Deshalb ist es ungemein wichtig, auf die "fundamentals" zu schauen. Er geht zuerst auf das große Bild des Goldpreises ein:
- rekordhohe Käufe von physischem ("bullion") Gold und Silber seit Beginn des Goldbullenmarktes 2001 (7. Jahr in Folge). Im I: Quartal 2008 wurde mehr Gold verkauft als im gesamten Jahr 2007! Gold steigt gegenüber allen Währungen, Gold wird die nächste "globale Währung"
- Vertrauensverlust und Inflation sorgen für "safe harbour" in Form von ETF-Käufen
- die Goldproduktion fällt seit Jahren aufgrund fehlender Reize (Preis!) der Minenindustrie zu expandieren
- Goldkäufer tendieren dazu, ihre Bestände langfristig zu halten, die Nachfrage ist aber weiter am Steigen. In den letzten 50 Jahren gab es nur in zwei Jahren mehr Verkäufer als Käufer im Markt. Das langfristige Halten von Gold ist der Grund, warum Banken und Broker Gold nicht mögen, denn sie verdienen nur am Handel.
- negative Realzinsen in den USA: Treasuries bringen 2,5%, während die offizielle Inflation bei 4% liegt, Puplava glaubt, dass die statistischen Methoden nicht die wahre Inflation widerspiegeln.
- Gold-Verkäufe der Zentralbanken gehen zurück, die Hedge Books der Produzenten werden (sind) herunter gefahren (worden)
- steigende geopolitische Risiken
- immer mehr Menschen in den USA merken, dass etwas in ihrem System nicht stimmt (habe heute lange mit einem Kunden darüber telefoniert, der in den USA lebt und der hat es bestätigt: die Menschen in den USA sind beunruhigt!!)
Zu den Goldfirmen:
- 2 Jahrzehnte Bärenmarkt haben zu Schließungen geführt. Die kleinen Goldproduzenten mussten zu machen. Es gab kein frisches Geld, um Kapazitäten zu erhöhen.
- die Umweltauflagen haben sich erhöht: Heute benötigt man 10 Jahre um eine Mine vom Fund zur Produktion zu führen
- Es gibt zu wenig erfahrenes Personal.
- Barrick erwartet eine fallende Produktion in den kommenden Jahren. Es gibt wie in der Ölindustrie keine Funde von "Elefanten" mehr. Man konzentriert sich auf kleinere Vorkommen, mit geringeren Graden, was dazu führt, dass die Produktionskosten pro Unze auf fast 400 USD steigt. Die Produktionskosten sind allein in Kanada im letzten Jahr um 30% gestiegen! (Personal, Maschinen, Energie)
Zu den Juniors (und jetzt wird es sehr interessant):
- Egal wieviele Short Sellers es gibt: Der Markt gewinnt on the long run! Der Markt hat immer recht!!)
- Wichtig ist: man sollte Langfristinvestor sein, denn die nächste Aufwärtswelle kommt und wird sehr heftig sein.
- Barrick sagt: Wir schauen jetzt nach Akquisitionen, um die Produktions-Pipeline aufzufüllen.
Die Majors suchen Firmen, die
1. mindestens 2 Mio Unzen M+I (measured and indicated) Reserven vorweisen können. Es muss also eine gewisse Mindestgröße vorliegen, es muss aber auch Expansionspotenzial ("blue sky potential") bestehen! Wenn die rigs (Bohrgeräte) übernommen werden können, besteht Chance auf weitere M+I Reserven. M+I bringt die Sicherheit, dass die Machbarkeitsstudie positiv ausfällt und die Wirtschaftlichkeit des Projekts schnell steigt! Firmen sollten also late stage Juniors sein!
2. kurz vor der Produktion stehen. Eine Produktion von mind. 200.000 Unzen sollte möglich sein, damit sich das Projekt rechnet.
3. in juristisch sicheren Regionen liegen. Er nennt konkret den Goldgürtel in Kanada (!) und die Sierra Madre Goldregion in Mexiko. Wenn M+I gesichert ist, sollte auch sicher sein, dass die Genehmigungen einholbar sind.
4. gutes Personal haben. Der Einkauf guter Geologen ist ihnen sehr wichtig! Denn es gibt zu wenig Bohrgeräte, zu wenige gute Leute. Die Chance nach einer Übernahme dieses gute Personal zu halten (mit viel Geld und incentives) ist sehr hoch!
Die Übernahmen in der Minenindustrie sind laut PWC in den letzten Jahren sprunghaft gestiegen. Bei einer Untersuchung der großen Produzenten aus dem HUI hat man festgestellt, dass nur zwei Firmen in den letzten Jahren in der Lage waren, ihre Produktion zu erhöhen. Alle anderen haben fallende Produktion: Barrick von 8,6 Mio auf 8 Mio, Newmont von 7 Mio Unzen auf weniger als 5,2 Mio Unzen.
Die Majors haben aufgrund der zurück gefahrenen Hedge Books sehr viel mehr Geld, um sich diese Ressourcen zu sichern!! Wichtig ist, dass die Investoren geduldig sind. Die nächste Übernahmewelle erwartet er in diesem zweiten Halbjahr.
das habe ich im Osisko Thread gefunden.
Denke das trifft auch auf Dorato und ITH zu.
Schönes Wochenende
Antea
Spannendes Interview von Jim Puplava zum Thema Gold und Gold-Juniors
http://www.financialsense.com/fsn/BP/2008/0705.html
Part 2 des Interviews heißt: Stage Two of the Raging Gold Bull Market
Das Interview ist wirklich klasse. Danach weiß jeder, warum er in einer Osisko investiert sein sollte. Auch wenn er nicht direkt von Osisko spricht, so ist es schon sehr krass, wie genau er die Situation von Osisko beschreibt, als ein Top-Übernahmekandidat der Branche. Ich habe das Interview zusammengefasst:
Gerade bei Juniors gibt es eine Reihe von illegalen Aktivitäten wie z.B. naked short selling oder massive, negative Kommentare in Diskussionsforen, die den Aktienkurs auch über einen längeren Zeitraum massiv drücken können. Deshalb ist es ungemein wichtig, auf die "fundamentals" zu schauen. Er geht zuerst auf das große Bild des Goldpreises ein:
- rekordhohe Käufe von physischem ("bullion") Gold und Silber seit Beginn des Goldbullenmarktes 2001 (7. Jahr in Folge). Im I: Quartal 2008 wurde mehr Gold verkauft als im gesamten Jahr 2007! Gold steigt gegenüber allen Währungen, Gold wird die nächste "globale Währung"
- Vertrauensverlust und Inflation sorgen für "safe harbour" in Form von ETF-Käufen
- die Goldproduktion fällt seit Jahren aufgrund fehlender Reize (Preis!) der Minenindustrie zu expandieren
- Goldkäufer tendieren dazu, ihre Bestände langfristig zu halten, die Nachfrage ist aber weiter am Steigen. In den letzten 50 Jahren gab es nur in zwei Jahren mehr Verkäufer als Käufer im Markt. Das langfristige Halten von Gold ist der Grund, warum Banken und Broker Gold nicht mögen, denn sie verdienen nur am Handel.
- negative Realzinsen in den USA: Treasuries bringen 2,5%, während die offizielle Inflation bei 4% liegt, Puplava glaubt, dass die statistischen Methoden nicht die wahre Inflation widerspiegeln.
- Gold-Verkäufe der Zentralbanken gehen zurück, die Hedge Books der Produzenten werden (sind) herunter gefahren (worden)
- steigende geopolitische Risiken
- immer mehr Menschen in den USA merken, dass etwas in ihrem System nicht stimmt (habe heute lange mit einem Kunden darüber telefoniert, der in den USA lebt und der hat es bestätigt: die Menschen in den USA sind beunruhigt!!)
Zu den Goldfirmen:
- 2 Jahrzehnte Bärenmarkt haben zu Schließungen geführt. Die kleinen Goldproduzenten mussten zu machen. Es gab kein frisches Geld, um Kapazitäten zu erhöhen.
- die Umweltauflagen haben sich erhöht: Heute benötigt man 10 Jahre um eine Mine vom Fund zur Produktion zu führen
- Es gibt zu wenig erfahrenes Personal.
- Barrick erwartet eine fallende Produktion in den kommenden Jahren. Es gibt wie in der Ölindustrie keine Funde von "Elefanten" mehr. Man konzentriert sich auf kleinere Vorkommen, mit geringeren Graden, was dazu führt, dass die Produktionskosten pro Unze auf fast 400 USD steigt. Die Produktionskosten sind allein in Kanada im letzten Jahr um 30% gestiegen! (Personal, Maschinen, Energie)
Zu den Juniors (und jetzt wird es sehr interessant):
- Egal wieviele Short Sellers es gibt: Der Markt gewinnt on the long run! Der Markt hat immer recht!!)
- Wichtig ist: man sollte Langfristinvestor sein, denn die nächste Aufwärtswelle kommt und wird sehr heftig sein.
- Barrick sagt: Wir schauen jetzt nach Akquisitionen, um die Produktions-Pipeline aufzufüllen.
Die Majors suchen Firmen, die
1. mindestens 2 Mio Unzen M+I (measured and indicated) Reserven vorweisen können. Es muss also eine gewisse Mindestgröße vorliegen, es muss aber auch Expansionspotenzial ("blue sky potential") bestehen! Wenn die rigs (Bohrgeräte) übernommen werden können, besteht Chance auf weitere M+I Reserven. M+I bringt die Sicherheit, dass die Machbarkeitsstudie positiv ausfällt und die Wirtschaftlichkeit des Projekts schnell steigt! Firmen sollten also late stage Juniors sein!
2. kurz vor der Produktion stehen. Eine Produktion von mind. 200.000 Unzen sollte möglich sein, damit sich das Projekt rechnet.
3. in juristisch sicheren Regionen liegen. Er nennt konkret den Goldgürtel in Kanada (!) und die Sierra Madre Goldregion in Mexiko. Wenn M+I gesichert ist, sollte auch sicher sein, dass die Genehmigungen einholbar sind.
4. gutes Personal haben. Der Einkauf guter Geologen ist ihnen sehr wichtig! Denn es gibt zu wenig Bohrgeräte, zu wenige gute Leute. Die Chance nach einer Übernahme dieses gute Personal zu halten (mit viel Geld und incentives) ist sehr hoch!
Die Übernahmen in der Minenindustrie sind laut PWC in den letzten Jahren sprunghaft gestiegen. Bei einer Untersuchung der großen Produzenten aus dem HUI hat man festgestellt, dass nur zwei Firmen in den letzten Jahren in der Lage waren, ihre Produktion zu erhöhen. Alle anderen haben fallende Produktion: Barrick von 8,6 Mio auf 8 Mio, Newmont von 7 Mio Unzen auf weniger als 5,2 Mio Unzen.
Die Majors haben aufgrund der zurück gefahrenen Hedge Books sehr viel mehr Geld, um sich diese Ressourcen zu sichern!! Wichtig ist, dass die Investoren geduldig sind. Die nächste Übernahmewelle erwartet er in diesem zweiten Halbjahr.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.542.834 von Antea600 am 19.07.08 09:06:41
@Antea600 - Vielen Dank für den Aufschlussreichen Artikel. Hier bin ich nicht nur "geduldig", sondern sogar fest entschlossen, bei Gelegenheit (Cash) weiter aufzustocken. Dorato hat absolute Ausnahmeprojekte. Gleiches gilt auch für Tower Hills.
@Antea600 - Vielen Dank für den Aufschlussreichen Artikel. Hier bin ich nicht nur "geduldig", sondern sogar fest entschlossen, bei Gelegenheit (Cash) weiter aufzustocken. Dorato hat absolute Ausnahmeprojekte. Gleiches gilt auch für Tower Hills.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.542.834 von Antea600 am 19.07.08 09:06:41Wenn die rigs (Bohrgeräte) übernommen werden können, besteht Chance auf weitere M+I Reserven
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.542.919 von e_type1 am 19.07.08 09:40:34e-type,
ich lese vielleicht nicht alles so kritisch wie Du. Ich hab es so verstanden, daß bei vorhandenen Bohrgeräten schneller weitere Ergebnisse erzielt werden können. Bei der Trägheit die heutzutage Großfirmen haben - wäre das doch denkbar.
Du bist der Fachmann - ich lese immer Eure Berichte mit großem Interesse. Das möchte ich gleich mal nutzen um Danke zu sagen.
to-siam. Hast Du schon wieder eine Kleinstadt investiert???
Wünsch Euch ein schönes Wochenende
Antea
ich lese vielleicht nicht alles so kritisch wie Du. Ich hab es so verstanden, daß bei vorhandenen Bohrgeräten schneller weitere Ergebnisse erzielt werden können. Bei der Trägheit die heutzutage Großfirmen haben - wäre das doch denkbar.
Du bist der Fachmann - ich lese immer Eure Berichte mit großem Interesse. Das möchte ich gleich mal nutzen um Danke zu sagen.
to-siam. Hast Du schon wieder eine Kleinstadt investiert???
Wünsch Euch ein schönes Wochenende
Antea
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.542.948 von Antea600 am 19.07.08 09:49:38ahh, sorry, ich hab jetzt erst den original link gesehen.
da klingt es etwas anders...ist nur etwas strange übersetzt.
danke fürs einstellen.
er erwähnt in dem artikel, wie vor allem im ith sräd auch mehrfach nachzulesen, das die grossen majors händeringend nach neuen deposits such. barrick hat erst vergangene woche ein interview dazu gegeben.
alle grossen "beschweren" sich das es zu wenig grosse deposits, >2mio unzen, mit erweiterungspotential gibt.
ith hat über 3 mio, wird diese kräftig erhöhen, und hat dann immer noch satt potential
naja, aber das der marktwert sowas im mmt nicht wiederspiegelt erwähnt er ja auch.
da klingt es etwas anders...ist nur etwas strange übersetzt.
danke fürs einstellen.
er erwähnt in dem artikel, wie vor allem im ith sräd auch mehrfach nachzulesen, das die grossen majors händeringend nach neuen deposits such. barrick hat erst vergangene woche ein interview dazu gegeben.
alle grossen "beschweren" sich das es zu wenig grosse deposits, >2mio unzen, mit erweiterungspotential gibt.
ith hat über 3 mio, wird diese kräftig erhöhen, und hat dann immer noch satt potential
naja, aber das der marktwert sowas im mmt nicht wiederspiegelt erwähnt er ja auch.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.542.948 von Antea600 am 19.07.08 09:49:38
Neee, leider (noch) nicht, habe derzeit nur 20k von Dorato. Aber glaube mir schon heute, dass DRI eine meiner neuen (Nachfolge-)Cores werden wird und die bekommen in aller Regel ein kleines Häuschen investiert. Cardero hat davon gleich zweie bekommen. Aber wenn der Cardero-Payback-Day gekommen sein sollte, dann wird etwas davon hier rüber schwappen.
Aber: Bei Dorato sind wir noch fast gaaaanz am Anfang, derzeit werden gerade Samples gesucht, ein PP zu 0,60 CAD wird demnächst auslaufen und somit sollten wir alle noch beste Einstiegs- und/oder Nachkaufgelegenheiten erhalten.
Neee, leider (noch) nicht, habe derzeit nur 20k von Dorato. Aber glaube mir schon heute, dass DRI eine meiner neuen (Nachfolge-)Cores werden wird und die bekommen in aller Regel ein kleines Häuschen investiert. Cardero hat davon gleich zweie bekommen. Aber wenn der Cardero-Payback-Day gekommen sein sollte, dann wird etwas davon hier rüber schwappen.
Aber: Bei Dorato sind wir noch fast gaaaanz am Anfang, derzeit werden gerade Samples gesucht, ein PP zu 0,60 CAD wird demnächst auslaufen und somit sollten wir alle noch beste Einstiegs- und/oder Nachkaufgelegenheiten erhalten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.542.977 von e_type1 am 19.07.08 09:59:39Dann mach ich ja nichts falsch wenn Ich ITH, Dorato , Evolving und Osisko im Depot habe.
to-siam - wäre schön wenn das mit Cardero oder IDI klappen würde - selbstverständlich würde ich in diese Werte umschichten.
Antea
to-siam - wäre schön wenn das mit Cardero oder IDI klappen würde - selbstverständlich würde ich in diese Werte umschichten.
Antea
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.543.017 von Antea600 am 19.07.08 10:12:06
EVG habe ich auch wieder auf der Liste. War mein erster Verdreifacher + x...
Zwischen CAD 0,32 - 0,38 letzten August eingesammelt und zwischen 0,76 bis 1,40 CAD verkauft... Sicherlich einiges verschenkt, denn der Kurs ging in der Spitze bis CAD 2,50. Heute ist er aber wieder bei 0,45 CAD - wer keine Gewinne mitgenommen hat, der fängt derzeit wieder bei Null an. Die "anderen" haben sehr gutes Geld verdient...
EVG habe ich auch wieder auf der Liste. War mein erster Verdreifacher + x...
Zwischen CAD 0,32 - 0,38 letzten August eingesammelt und zwischen 0,76 bis 1,40 CAD verkauft... Sicherlich einiges verschenkt, denn der Kurs ging in der Spitze bis CAD 2,50. Heute ist er aber wieder bei 0,45 CAD - wer keine Gewinne mitgenommen hat, der fängt derzeit wieder bei Null an. Die "anderen" haben sehr gutes Geld verdient...
Gold May Rally as Credit-Market Turmoil Spurs Demand for Haven
By Pham-Duy Nguyen
July 21 (Bloomberg) -- Gold may rise, rebounding from the first weekly decline since mid-June, as credit-market losses by financial firms spur demand for the precious metal as an alternative investment.
Fourteen of 25 traders, investors and analysts surveyed from Mumbai to Chicago on July 17 and July 18 advised buying gold, which fell 0.3 percent to $958 an ounce last week in New York. Six said to sell, and five were neutral.
Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the biggest providers of financing for U.S. home loans, last week fell to the lowest in 17 years. Since the second quarter of 2007, worldwide firms have recorded $447.2 billion in writedowns related to the U.S. housing recession. Gold reached a record $1,033.90 an ounce on March 17.
Gold's decline last week surprised a majority of analysts surveyed July 10 and July 11. The survey has forecast prices accurately in 134 of 220 weeks, or 61 percent of the time.
By Pham-Duy Nguyen
July 21 (Bloomberg) -- Gold may rise, rebounding from the first weekly decline since mid-June, as credit-market losses by financial firms spur demand for the precious metal as an alternative investment.
Fourteen of 25 traders, investors and analysts surveyed from Mumbai to Chicago on July 17 and July 18 advised buying gold, which fell 0.3 percent to $958 an ounce last week in New York. Six said to sell, and five were neutral.
Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the biggest providers of financing for U.S. home loans, last week fell to the lowest in 17 years. Since the second quarter of 2007, worldwide firms have recorded $447.2 billion in writedowns related to the U.S. housing recession. Gold reached a record $1,033.90 an ounce on March 17.
Gold's decline last week surprised a majority of analysts surveyed July 10 and July 11. The survey has forecast prices accurately in 134 of 220 weeks, or 61 percent of the time.
Investors opt for bullion rather than shares or property.
By Rachel Shields
[urlThe rush for Gold: Sales of bars double]http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/the-rush-for-gold-sales-of-bars-double-872392.html[/url]
Sunday, 20 July 2008
Britons who still have any wealth to invest are turning their backs on the property portfolios, stocks and shares, and sports cars that have long constituted conventional investments, and pumping their savings into old-fashioned gold bullion and coins.
Leading gold bullion suppliers BullionVault, ATS Bullion and Baird & Co have all revealed record levels of investment in gold bars, and the World Gold Council (WGC) has reported a big increase in the number of gold coins being bought.
Last year saw an 81 per cent increase in UK investment in gold coins, taking the amount bought to 4.5 tons. Traditionally, in Indian and Asian markets, gold jewellery and coins have often been traded, while in France and Italy the trade in ingots – small pieces of gold – has previously been much stronger than in the UK.
But this is changing. "We have seen a rising level of interest in gold as an investment in the UK," said Matthew Graydon of the WGC. "Retail investors have realised that gold offers an effective hedge against currency movements, is an effective inflation hedge, and is a proven safe haven in times of financial turbulence."
New figures from BullionVault reveal the amount of gold bars purchased through them has doubled in the past year to 7.5 tons, more than half of which is owned by British clients. ATS Bullion claims its turnover has doubled in the past year, while Baird & Co reports customers queueing around the block to buy its gold.
With minimum outlays of around £1,000 at most bullion companies, tangible investments are looking increasingly attractive for middle-income savers. It seems that factors which once deterred people from investing in gold – such as bullion not paying interest – are no longer putting savers off.
"I put a significant percentage of my investments in gold bullion about two years ago," said David Walker, an account manager for a media company.
"Some people thought it was an odd thing to invest in, but there is a great sense of actually owning something... If you put your money in pension funds, it could lose money, if you give it to a fund manager, they might lose it, but having it in gold makes you sleep a lot better at night."
Buying shares in gold-mining companies is also on the rise, with firms such as BlackRock Gold and General Investment Managent reporting an increase in clients keen to invest in gold funds.
By Rachel Shields
[urlThe rush for Gold: Sales of bars double]http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/the-rush-for-gold-sales-of-bars-double-872392.html[/url]
Sunday, 20 July 2008
Britons who still have any wealth to invest are turning their backs on the property portfolios, stocks and shares, and sports cars that have long constituted conventional investments, and pumping their savings into old-fashioned gold bullion and coins.
Leading gold bullion suppliers BullionVault, ATS Bullion and Baird & Co have all revealed record levels of investment in gold bars, and the World Gold Council (WGC) has reported a big increase in the number of gold coins being bought.
Last year saw an 81 per cent increase in UK investment in gold coins, taking the amount bought to 4.5 tons. Traditionally, in Indian and Asian markets, gold jewellery and coins have often been traded, while in France and Italy the trade in ingots – small pieces of gold – has previously been much stronger than in the UK.
But this is changing. "We have seen a rising level of interest in gold as an investment in the UK," said Matthew Graydon of the WGC. "Retail investors have realised that gold offers an effective hedge against currency movements, is an effective inflation hedge, and is a proven safe haven in times of financial turbulence."
New figures from BullionVault reveal the amount of gold bars purchased through them has doubled in the past year to 7.5 tons, more than half of which is owned by British clients. ATS Bullion claims its turnover has doubled in the past year, while Baird & Co reports customers queueing around the block to buy its gold.
With minimum outlays of around £1,000 at most bullion companies, tangible investments are looking increasingly attractive for middle-income savers. It seems that factors which once deterred people from investing in gold – such as bullion not paying interest – are no longer putting savers off.
"I put a significant percentage of my investments in gold bullion about two years ago," said David Walker, an account manager for a media company.
"Some people thought it was an odd thing to invest in, but there is a great sense of actually owning something... If you put your money in pension funds, it could lose money, if you give it to a fund manager, they might lose it, but having it in gold makes you sleep a lot better at night."
Buying shares in gold-mining companies is also on the rise, with firms such as BlackRock Gold and General Investment Managent reporting an increase in clients keen to invest in gold funds.
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Kinross to buy Aurelian for $1.2-billion
The Canadian Press
July 24, 2008 at 6:46 AM EDT
Kinross Gold Corp. and Aurelian Resources Inc. announced an agreement for Kinross to take over Aurelian in an all-stock transaction valued at $1.2-billion.
Kinross to buy Aurelian for $1.2-billion
The Canadian Press
July 24, 2008 at 6:46 AM EDT
Kinross Gold Corp. and Aurelian Resources Inc. announced an agreement for Kinross to take over Aurelian in an all-stock transaction valued at $1.2-billion.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.362 von KKCS am 24.07.08 13:05:18Mal sehen, wieviel Geld davon in den direkten Nachbarn auf der sichereren Seite der Grenze fliesst
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.362 von KKCS am 24.07.08 13:05:18
Vielen Dank für die Info. Shit, habe das TSX-Kürzel von Aurelian nicht. Was hatten die denn gestern für eine MarketCap?
Vielen Dank für die Info.
Shit, habe das TSX-Kürzel von Aurelian nicht. Was hatten die denn gestern für eine MarketCap?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.520 von Neono am 24.07.08 13:20:24dann hat kinross bestimmt noch 1-2 milliarden für livengood übrig
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.561 von e_type1 am 24.07.08 13:23:55Naja, 300mio reichen mir dicke
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.575 von Neono am 24.07.08 13:24:39klar
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.575 von Neono am 24.07.08 13:24:39
Dann aber schnell bitte, ansonsten ist das zu wenig...
Dann aber schnell bitte, ansonsten ist das zu wenig...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.577.807 von to_siam am 24.07.08 13:45:48i wo - immer schön der Reihe nach
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.578.031 von silbernd am 24.07.08 14:10:06
Na ja, 100 € für die Unze im Boden = 300.000.000 = derzeit rund 7,50 CAD die Aktie. Das wäre der Preis für heute, wirklich nicht zu teuer.
Für die 7,50 CAD bekäme ich aktuell:
~ 3,5 Cardero Aktien
~ 10,5 Wealth Aktien
~ 5,0 Dorato Aktien
~ 4,0 Trevali Aktien
Das wäre OK, aber bitte dann SOFORT.
Ansonsten möchte ich für eine voll ausgebohrte 7 - 10 Millionen-Unzen-Probertie auch bitte jede Unze im Boden mit 100 $ bezahlt haben. Hier gibt es nicht viel zu verschenken, ansonsten warte ich auch hier lieber etwas länger.
Na ja, 100 € für die Unze im Boden = 300.000.000 = derzeit rund 7,50 CAD die Aktie. Das wäre der Preis für heute, wirklich nicht zu teuer.
Für die 7,50 CAD bekäme ich aktuell:
~ 3,5 Cardero Aktien
~ 10,5 Wealth Aktien
~ 5,0 Dorato Aktien
~ 4,0 Trevali Aktien
Das wäre OK, aber bitte dann SOFORT.
Ansonsten möchte ich für eine voll ausgebohrte 7 - 10 Millionen-Unzen-Probertie auch bitte jede Unze im Boden mit 100 $ bezahlt haben. Hier gibt es nicht viel zu verschenken, ansonsten warte ich auch hier lieber etwas länger.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.578.110 von to_siam am 24.07.08 14:18:31Wenn ich mich nicht verrechnet und verlesen habe, dann zahlt Kinross um, die 85 Dollar/ Unze (inferred resource 13,7mio Unzen).
ITH wird 5mio Unzen Ende des Jahres, in politisch absolut sicherer Umgebung haben. Natürlich sind die Projekte in keiner Hinsicht zu vergleichen, aber Kinross ist Nachbar in alaska und ihnen gehen die Resourcen auf Fort Knox aus.
Neono
ITH wird 5mio Unzen Ende des Jahres, in politisch absolut sicherer Umgebung haben. Natürlich sind die Projekte in keiner Hinsicht zu vergleichen, aber Kinross ist Nachbar in alaska und ihnen gehen die Resourcen auf Fort Knox aus.
Neono
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By Kristine Owram
24 Jul 2008 at 11:03 AM GMT-04:00
Time will tell whether the $1.2 billion transaction will mystify shareholders who might view askance its expansion into a risky South American country.
TORONTO (CP) -- Kinross Gold Corp. (K) is taking over Aurelian Resources Inc. (ARU) in a $1.2 billion transaction that one analyst says has likely left Kinross shareholders "a little mystified" because it expands the Toronto company's operations in a risky South American country.
The all-stock transaction valued at $1.2 billion will expand Kinross' development properties, adding a major project in Ecuador — in particular the Fruta del Norte deposit, which contains an estimated 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of silver.
But analyst John Ing, president of Maison Placements in Toronto, said there is still some question as to whether the government of Ecuador will permit the mine.
"There have been pronouncements from the country that threaten the viability of the project," said Ing. "Kinross, however, feels otherwise and has made a grand paper bid for the shares."
"So while obviously Kinross feels that they got a good price, they did pay a pretty healthy premium for those shares. I think that given the risk, given the premium, it's a steep price for this project."
The president and CEO of Kinross, an experienced mine operator in South America, said he doesn't see a drawback to the transaction.
"We believe that the transaction has the potential to add an asset with a great future to a portfolio that Kinross is operating today in a country that we see headed in the right direction," Tye Burt said on a conference call with analysts.
"We think this transaction plays to our core strengths in responsible mining and commitment to corporate and social responsibility. It adds to our pipeline of growth and is accretive to (net asset value). All-in-all, then, a win-win-win" for Aurelian shareholders, Kinross and Ecuador.
The companies announced Thursday that each Aurelian share is to be exchanged for 0.317 of a Kinross common share and 0.1429 of a five-year warrant to buy a share at $32.
Kinross expects to issue 47 million shares to cover the transaction, about eight per cent of its current total outstanding.
Based on the recent trading price of Kinross stock, the companies value the offer at $8.20 per Aurelian share, a premium of about 60 per cent.
The Aurelian board has endorsed the deal, which will add a major gold deposit in Ecuador to the Kinross development portfolio.
Aurelian estimates an inferred resource at Fruta del Norte of 58.9 million tonnes of ore grading 7.23 grams per tonne of gold.
Kinross and Aurelian "are of the view that recent initiatives by the government of Ecuador, including public statements by President Correa, and the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum, indicate that Ecuador is becoming increasingly open to responsible mining," the companies stated.
In recent months, Aurelian had suspended operations at the Ecuadorian project and cut most of its workforce there as the government assessed its mining policies. Other foreign miners were also affected by the policy review.
Shares in Kinross dropped $1.06, about 5% in early trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, while Aurelian shares jumped $2.87, 13.8% to $7.32.
By Kristine Owram
24 Jul 2008 at 11:03 AM GMT-04:00
Time will tell whether the $1.2 billion transaction will mystify shareholders who might view askance its expansion into a risky South American country.
TORONTO (CP) -- Kinross Gold Corp. (K) is taking over Aurelian Resources Inc. (ARU) in a $1.2 billion transaction that one analyst says has likely left Kinross shareholders "a little mystified" because it expands the Toronto company's operations in a risky South American country.
The all-stock transaction valued at $1.2 billion will expand Kinross' development properties, adding a major project in Ecuador — in particular the Fruta del Norte deposit, which contains an estimated 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of silver.
But analyst John Ing, president of Maison Placements in Toronto, said there is still some question as to whether the government of Ecuador will permit the mine.
"There have been pronouncements from the country that threaten the viability of the project," said Ing. "Kinross, however, feels otherwise and has made a grand paper bid for the shares."
"So while obviously Kinross feels that they got a good price, they did pay a pretty healthy premium for those shares. I think that given the risk, given the premium, it's a steep price for this project."
The president and CEO of Kinross, an experienced mine operator in South America, said he doesn't see a drawback to the transaction.
"We believe that the transaction has the potential to add an asset with a great future to a portfolio that Kinross is operating today in a country that we see headed in the right direction," Tye Burt said on a conference call with analysts.
"We think this transaction plays to our core strengths in responsible mining and commitment to corporate and social responsibility. It adds to our pipeline of growth and is accretive to (net asset value). All-in-all, then, a win-win-win" for Aurelian shareholders, Kinross and Ecuador.
The companies announced Thursday that each Aurelian share is to be exchanged for 0.317 of a Kinross common share and 0.1429 of a five-year warrant to buy a share at $32.
Kinross expects to issue 47 million shares to cover the transaction, about eight per cent of its current total outstanding.
Based on the recent trading price of Kinross stock, the companies value the offer at $8.20 per Aurelian share, a premium of about 60 per cent.
The Aurelian board has endorsed the deal, which will add a major gold deposit in Ecuador to the Kinross development portfolio.
Aurelian estimates an inferred resource at Fruta del Norte of 58.9 million tonnes of ore grading 7.23 grams per tonne of gold.
Kinross and Aurelian "are of the view that recent initiatives by the government of Ecuador, including public statements by President Correa, and the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum, indicate that Ecuador is becoming increasingly open to responsible mining," the companies stated.
In recent months, Aurelian had suspended operations at the Ecuadorian project and cut most of its workforce there as the government assessed its mining policies. Other foreign miners were also affected by the policy review.
Shares in Kinross dropped $1.06, about 5% in early trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange, while Aurelian shares jumped $2.87, 13.8% to $7.32.
Daily News Thursday, July 24, 2008
NorthernMiner
Kinross gets taste for Ecuadorian fruta
Count Kinross Gold (K-T, KGC-N) amongst the believers in Ecuador.
The Toronto-based company made bold move to acquire Aurelian Resources (ARU-T) and its massive Fruta del Norte project in the midst of continuing political uncertainty there.
And while the move comes well before the country's new mining law is to be ratified – the latest estimates put that date in the fourth quarter – it secures for Kinross a world class deposit at a bargain price.
The deal, which has been unanimously approved by Aurelian's board, would see Kinross give 0.317 of its common share along with 0.1429 of a warrant, for each Aurelian share. That values Aurelian shares at $8.20 and the entire company at $1.2 billion.
And while the sum represents a 63% premium on Aurelian's 20 day share price average, investors with longer memories know Aurelian shares had been trading above the $10 mark as recently as the end of last year.
But political turmoil has a way of throwing shares off of a cliff and that was just the case for Aurelian when the Ecuadorian government suspended all mining activities back in April until a new mining law was drafted.
Rumours swirled about forced joint ventures with the government, tight limits on the number of concessions a company could hold and veto powers for nearby communities over projects.
But recent comments from both President Rafael Correa and the ministry of mines, sought to soothe investor worry. Such comments have gone a long ways towards winning Kinross' confidence even if many on the Street openly wonder if the company shouldn't have waited until the political climate was more stable.
"Timing is always in the eye of the beholder," Tye Burt, Kinross' chief executive said on a conference call. "We could have sat on our hands I suppose but it didn't feel right for either of us. It might be early on the political stuff, but our judgement was that on the whole we are positive in our view and fundamentally positive on the ore body."
Burt also emphasized Kinross' focus on responsible mining and its experience in bringing mines into production in difficult countries like Russia as being keys to its success in Ecuador.
Thankfully for Kinross, on the geology side of the deal it has a greater measure of certainty.
While Fruta del Norte's resource estimate is still only in the inferred stage, Kinross is very familiar with the deposit.
Aurelian's president and chief executive Patrick Anderson noted that a Kinross geologist was on the site at the time that the first discovery hole was drilled, and Burt underscored the point saying the company has had a presence in Ecuador since 2006.
For their part, Aurelian shareholders may well be wondering if they're getting full value for their shares.
The market has been known to over-react to the type of political news that came from Ecuador in April. If that was the case, and fears over the new mining law were over-stated, then Aurelian shareholders could well have seen there shares moving back towards their pre-suspension levels as the country moved closer to finishing the new mining law.
Aurelian shares recent movement seemed to point towards healthier days ahead. While its shares closed at a low of $3.24 on April 24 they closed as high as $5.64 by the end of June.
And according to Thomson One Analytics, the average analyst target price for Aurelian is $8.74 nearly 50¢ higher than Kinross' offer.
Burt says the subjective nature of estimating when the new mining legislation will come and what details it will contain has made it difficult to say there is a consensus amongst analysts.
"There is a wide range of target prices amongst analyst. It's rare you see that broad of a spectrum," he says. "There might be a wide range of target prices but the price we are offering today is a 63% premium with a warrant."
Beyond the financial elements of the deal Aurelian's Anderson says the decision to back the offer took Kinross' reputation into account.
"A big consideration for us was Kinross' corporate and social responsibility," he says. "We believe they'll do the right thing in Ecuador in and in return for that Ecuador will do the right thing for Kinross."
But in the world of Ecuadorian politics such reciprocity between government and foreign investment isn't a given.
It was only in the fall of last year that Correa announced a windfall tax of 99% on all revenue above a set price on a barrel of oil. When the decision resulted in an investment freeze and oil output began to fall Correa decided, in April of this year, to lower the tax to 70% for companies that maintained output levels.
Still, Michael Curran, an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, says tighter margins in the mining industry compared to the oil and gas industry mean governments can't get away with such heavy tax burdens on miners.
"Fundamentally oil and gas and mining are different," Curran says. "The billions of dollars associated with oil lead governments to have a higher level of involvement, whereas mining has lower margins because they are by comparison smaller endeavors in the tens of hundreds of millions of dollars."
Burt says Kinross valued Aurelian assuming a total tax burden -- which includes corporate tax, potential windfall taxes and a net smelter royalty --- of between 45 and 55%.
One analyst called that estimate reasonable.
The deal also contains a sweetener for Aurelian shareholders in the form of a partial warrant. A full warrant entitles the holder to acquire one Kinross common share at a strike price of $32.00 per share, and Anderson says it was a key component to the deal as it will allow Aurelian shareholders to partake in any future upside of Kinross.
Recenlty Kinross has shown an ability to gather positive momentum. When Burt took the reigns back in March of 2005 the company's share price was trading in the $8 range. It has since made a steady climb into the low to mid $20 range before the Aurelian offer was announced.
Kinross says it will issue roughly 47 million shares for the transaction which amounts to 8% of its current outstanding common shares and Burt says the acquisition will be accretive once mine construction begins.
Aurelian has agreed to a $42 million termination fee to be paid to Kinross should it get a superior offer and Kinross has the right to match any such offer.
Kinross is also buying 15 million Aurelian common shares through a private placement at a price of $4.75 per share for a total of $71 million. Burt says the money is a testament to the Kinross's commitment to the project, as funds would be used to develop of the project even if the acquisition doesn't go through.
Fruta del Norte's resource stands at 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 grams gold for 13.7 million oz. of contained gold and 22.4 million oz. of silver
NorthernMiner
Kinross gets taste for Ecuadorian fruta
Count Kinross Gold (K-T, KGC-N) amongst the believers in Ecuador.
The Toronto-based company made bold move to acquire Aurelian Resources (ARU-T) and its massive Fruta del Norte project in the midst of continuing political uncertainty there.
And while the move comes well before the country's new mining law is to be ratified – the latest estimates put that date in the fourth quarter – it secures for Kinross a world class deposit at a bargain price.
The deal, which has been unanimously approved by Aurelian's board, would see Kinross give 0.317 of its common share along with 0.1429 of a warrant, for each Aurelian share. That values Aurelian shares at $8.20 and the entire company at $1.2 billion.
And while the sum represents a 63% premium on Aurelian's 20 day share price average, investors with longer memories know Aurelian shares had been trading above the $10 mark as recently as the end of last year.
But political turmoil has a way of throwing shares off of a cliff and that was just the case for Aurelian when the Ecuadorian government suspended all mining activities back in April until a new mining law was drafted.
Rumours swirled about forced joint ventures with the government, tight limits on the number of concessions a company could hold and veto powers for nearby communities over projects.
But recent comments from both President Rafael Correa and the ministry of mines, sought to soothe investor worry. Such comments have gone a long ways towards winning Kinross' confidence even if many on the Street openly wonder if the company shouldn't have waited until the political climate was more stable.
"Timing is always in the eye of the beholder," Tye Burt, Kinross' chief executive said on a conference call. "We could have sat on our hands I suppose but it didn't feel right for either of us. It might be early on the political stuff, but our judgement was that on the whole we are positive in our view and fundamentally positive on the ore body."
Burt also emphasized Kinross' focus on responsible mining and its experience in bringing mines into production in difficult countries like Russia as being keys to its success in Ecuador.
Thankfully for Kinross, on the geology side of the deal it has a greater measure of certainty.
While Fruta del Norte's resource estimate is still only in the inferred stage, Kinross is very familiar with the deposit.
Aurelian's president and chief executive Patrick Anderson noted that a Kinross geologist was on the site at the time that the first discovery hole was drilled, and Burt underscored the point saying the company has had a presence in Ecuador since 2006.
For their part, Aurelian shareholders may well be wondering if they're getting full value for their shares.
The market has been known to over-react to the type of political news that came from Ecuador in April. If that was the case, and fears over the new mining law were over-stated, then Aurelian shareholders could well have seen there shares moving back towards their pre-suspension levels as the country moved closer to finishing the new mining law.
Aurelian shares recent movement seemed to point towards healthier days ahead. While its shares closed at a low of $3.24 on April 24 they closed as high as $5.64 by the end of June.
And according to Thomson One Analytics, the average analyst target price for Aurelian is $8.74 nearly 50¢ higher than Kinross' offer.
Burt says the subjective nature of estimating when the new mining legislation will come and what details it will contain has made it difficult to say there is a consensus amongst analysts.
"There is a wide range of target prices amongst analyst. It's rare you see that broad of a spectrum," he says. "There might be a wide range of target prices but the price we are offering today is a 63% premium with a warrant."
Beyond the financial elements of the deal Aurelian's Anderson says the decision to back the offer took Kinross' reputation into account.
"A big consideration for us was Kinross' corporate and social responsibility," he says. "We believe they'll do the right thing in Ecuador in and in return for that Ecuador will do the right thing for Kinross."
But in the world of Ecuadorian politics such reciprocity between government and foreign investment isn't a given.
It was only in the fall of last year that Correa announced a windfall tax of 99% on all revenue above a set price on a barrel of oil. When the decision resulted in an investment freeze and oil output began to fall Correa decided, in April of this year, to lower the tax to 70% for companies that maintained output levels.
Still, Michael Curran, an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, says tighter margins in the mining industry compared to the oil and gas industry mean governments can't get away with such heavy tax burdens on miners.
"Fundamentally oil and gas and mining are different," Curran says. "The billions of dollars associated with oil lead governments to have a higher level of involvement, whereas mining has lower margins because they are by comparison smaller endeavors in the tens of hundreds of millions of dollars."
Burt says Kinross valued Aurelian assuming a total tax burden -- which includes corporate tax, potential windfall taxes and a net smelter royalty --- of between 45 and 55%.
One analyst called that estimate reasonable.
The deal also contains a sweetener for Aurelian shareholders in the form of a partial warrant. A full warrant entitles the holder to acquire one Kinross common share at a strike price of $32.00 per share, and Anderson says it was a key component to the deal as it will allow Aurelian shareholders to partake in any future upside of Kinross.
Recenlty Kinross has shown an ability to gather positive momentum. When Burt took the reigns back in March of 2005 the company's share price was trading in the $8 range. It has since made a steady climb into the low to mid $20 range before the Aurelian offer was announced.
Kinross says it will issue roughly 47 million shares for the transaction which amounts to 8% of its current outstanding common shares and Burt says the acquisition will be accretive once mine construction begins.
Aurelian has agreed to a $42 million termination fee to be paid to Kinross should it get a superior offer and Kinross has the right to match any such offer.
Kinross is also buying 15 million Aurelian common shares through a private placement at a price of $4.75 per share for a total of $71 million. Burt says the money is a testament to the Kinross's commitment to the project, as funds would be used to develop of the project even if the acquisition doesn't go through.
Fruta del Norte's resource stands at 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 grams gold for 13.7 million oz. of contained gold and 22.4 million oz. of silver
Globe says Kinross sinks its teeth deep into Aurelian
2008-07-25 06:24 ET - In the News
Also In the News (C-ARU) Aurelian Resources Inc
The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday, July 25, edition that it was old home week for Kinross Gold chief executive officer Tye Burt when he worked out a deal to take over Aurelian Resources for $1.2-million. The Globe's inside poopmeister Andrew Willis writes in the Streetwise column that Mr. Burt was once boss of BMO Nesbitt Burns's mining group. His old BMO compatriots are, together with Dundee Securities, advising Aurelian on Kinross's bid. The transaction gives Kinross, which has a number of mature mines, access to undeveloped plays in South America. The offer comes at a 63-per-cent premium to the target's share price over the past 20 days. Mr. Willis says there is an interesting twist to the takeover, with Kinross committing $71-million to buy Aurelian shares in a private placement that is not conditional on the deal closing. That financing will pay for development of a high-quality property in Ecuador. There are rumblings that other gold miners, such as Mr. Burt's former employer Barrick Gold, could make things interesting for Kinross by taking a run at Aurelian. Kinross looked to Scotia Capital as its lead adviser, along with Rothschild and CIBC World Markets.
2008-07-25 06:24 ET - In the News
Also In the News (C-ARU) Aurelian Resources Inc
The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday, July 25, edition that it was old home week for Kinross Gold chief executive officer Tye Burt when he worked out a deal to take over Aurelian Resources for $1.2-million. The Globe's inside poopmeister Andrew Willis writes in the Streetwise column that Mr. Burt was once boss of BMO Nesbitt Burns's mining group. His old BMO compatriots are, together with Dundee Securities, advising Aurelian on Kinross's bid. The transaction gives Kinross, which has a number of mature mines, access to undeveloped plays in South America. The offer comes at a 63-per-cent premium to the target's share price over the past 20 days. Mr. Willis says there is an interesting twist to the takeover, with Kinross committing $71-million to buy Aurelian shares in a private placement that is not conditional on the deal closing. That financing will pay for development of a high-quality property in Ecuador. There are rumblings that other gold miners, such as Mr. Burt's former employer Barrick Gold, could make things interesting for Kinross by taking a run at Aurelian. Kinross looked to Scotia Capital as its lead adviser, along with Rothschild and CIBC World Markets.
Market Malaise Signals Opportunity: Rick Rule on Getting Back in the Markets
Source: The Gold Report 07/25/2008
Legendary investor Rick Rule, founder of Global Resource Investments, began his career in the securities business in 1974, and has been principally involved in natural resource security investments ever since. In this extensive interview with The Gold Report, Rule gives his thoughts on everything from why he's considering re-entering the market for junior miners to why he thinks the disconnect between equities markets’ performance and the metals will continue.
TGR: You've been out of juniors for the last couple of years?
RR: Yes.
TGR: But at these prices, you’re beginning to think about re-entering?
RR: I am definitely looking to re-enter. I think I have a place at the table. I was frozen out of the financing market because I just didn’t like the pricing, and that’s changed.
There were large numbers of companies created in the last two to three years that received initial financings on terms that were ludicrously generous. And these guys are coming back to market now, having spent that money, and the market is much less generous, which means you are going to have some number of failed companies.
I suspect that that outcome will make the market, as a whole, pessimistic. And when those sets of circumstances occur, it is usually beneficial for more prudent speculators.
TGR: Are these good companies that are failing because the market has moved away from them, or are they companies that really shouldn’t have gotten financing to begin with?
RR: Ninety percent of the companies that got financed should never have been financed. The market took the good, the bad, and the ugly all up, and the market will take the good, the bad, and the ugly all down. What one does to survive a situation like that is try to do qualitative differentiation. Of course, buy the best, even though they’re going lower with the overall market. . .thinking, wishing, praying—whatever the right word is—that you have chosen correctly.
TGR: Can you give an idea of what your strategy is?
RR: We have a focus list here of about 60 exploration stocks, and we have target prices, and when the market comes to our target prices, we begin to buy.
We have what we call the "nibble-gobble" rule. We have a typical company — let’s call it "Moose Pasture Exploration." Let's say we have determined internally that Moose Pasture Exploration is something that we will begin to buy—in other words, we will nibble at—when it has, say, a $30 million market capitalization, and we will gobble—that is buy aggressively—when it has a $22 million market capitalization.
We’re actually starting to nibble now, and we would expect ourselves to become gobblers around August, when all the institutional buyers in Canada go on vacation, and when someone is a seller, and the market has gone “no bid" in the depths of the summer doldrums. We’re usually reasonably good buyers.
The other thing that we see ourselves doing is providing financing to companies that are intelligently run, but not well promoted. We believe that there will be a good appetite for capital in the exploration business in the next 12 months and that capital supplies will be much less generous than they’ve been the last three years.
TGR: What's your current take on the market and the divergence between the gold price and equities?
RR: People have made a lot of the fact that the gold price and the silver price have gone up while the price of gold and silver equities has gone down.
I would point out in the first instance that about 90% of the companies that investors believe are gold and silver stocks are, in fact, not gold and silver stocks, because they don’t have any gold or silver. They’re looking for it, and the fact that the commodity that they don’t have any of goes up in price is really irrelevant in the context of their value.
It is my own belief that the precious metals prices will tend to go higher over the next few years for reasons that you’re very familiar with —softer U.S. dollar, domestic deficits —both in terms of trade deficit and government deficit. Next year I suspect will be dominated by bad news in the U.S. economy rather than good news, which for real reasons and psychological reasons take the U.S. dollar down, and take the gold and silver prices up. Traditionally in the U.S., a new president in his or her first year in office has tended to make us sick so they can make us well later in the cycle and get reelected.
I think that the disconnect between share prices and metals will persist, and I think it will persist for a variety of reasons. In the first instance, at the senior producer level we have not seen the increases in margin that you would have expected to see relative to the increase in the gold price. Much was made over Newmont’s last quarter, but if you look at Newmont’s last quarter, net of sustaining capital investments, it was not that grand a quarter, particularly in view of the fact that the gold price has gone from $300 to $900. The only companies that seem to have benefited on an operating basis from this increase are Barrick and Agnico Eagle, and that’s problematic for me.
The second thing is, it would appear that at acceptable price steps, the senior gold mining stocks are trading at 1.6 to 1.8 times the net present value of their cash flows, at these gold prices. That’s problematic; you have a business priced at a huge premium to net asset value that’s in a depleting business.
The idea that you’re buying a business in liquidation at a premium in relation to its inventory suggests that you believe that they can replace that inventory on an efficient basis, which they haven’t shown themselves to be able to do.
And, partially in their defense, the costs of all of their inputs have risen as high as the gold prices have. At the same time that the gold price is up 300%, 400%, there are labor shortages and the price of diesel, steel, and cement are up. And the price of theft, which is what I call taxation and government royalty, is up dramatically as well.
So, although the gold price is higher, you have cost-pushed inflation in the inputs, which has caused the margins—let’s be charitable and say—to not expand as rapidly as one might have expected.
I think the third factor that we have to look at, and people in our industry always tend to overlook this, is pricing. Pricing adjustments are due to the fact that gold and silver are denominated in U.S. dollars, with the dollar heading lower, in my opinion. That means gold prices will be headed higher, at least in nominal terms.
I think that gold and silver prices may go higher in real terms if the economic recovery in South Asia — India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal — continues, because those areas have had traditionally high demand for gold and silver as stores of wealth among the peasantry, and with relatively strong agricultural prices. With relatively strong economic conditions in those countries, it would be reasonable to suspect that the peasantry in South Asia will have some access to liquidity and traditionally, they have stored that in precious metals.
TGR: To what do you attribute the poor performance in the juniors?
RR: The reason for the poor performance in the juniors has been very different. The first has been paper issuance. Many of your subscribers and many of the speculators generally are concerned by the issuance of phony paper money by organizations like the U.S. Fed.
I am always fond of saying the private sector can do anything more efficiently than the public sector, and that includes inflation. The issuance of phony paper by the Canadian Dealer Network; that is, the phony gold and silver shares, has greatly outpaced the issuance of U.S. and Canadian dollars.
While the individual share prices haven’t escalated over the last two or three years, the market capitalization of the sector has increased spectacularly because there are many more small public companies purporting to look for gold and silver, and the existing companies have issued so much paper to raise cash.
This will be exacerbated in the near future, as we said earlier, because the companies that were formed two years or three years ago were formed in an environment of freely available capital. They haven’t husbanded the capital they raised particularly well, and they will be returning to market to raise more capital with absolutely nothing to show for the capital that they raised the first go round. With any luck at all, the markets will look at the performance these companies have exhibited and will be somewhat stingy going forward.
So, I think that the disconnect between the equities markets’ performance and the metals will continue. I believe that sets up an absolutely ideal stockpicker’s market for people who can differentiate from deserving juniors and the mass of juniors.
TGR: If the market in general is going to go down, when will these deserving juniors be able to disconnect from the general malaise?
RR: What has been successful for me in the past 20 years is having a portfolio of companies who deliver positive surprises on an individual, rather than a market-, based basis. In other words, what has worked for me is backing intelligent people who employ capital well long enough that they make a discovery, and I get a 20-bagger out of it.
Look back, as an example, at the success of Arequipa Resources It occurred in a strong market rally, but it didn’t go from 35 cents to $30 because of a market rally. It went because they discovered 8 million ounces of gold.
What I will use this market malaise to do is buy companies that are threatening to or have the capability of making major discoveries at a big, big, big discount to the surrounding market. I think it will be an easy time for educated people to outperform the market, partly because the market as a whole won’t perform well, and partly because as the market underperforms, the competition from other investors to buy shares of the best of the best will be very low.
Source: The Gold Report 07/25/2008
Legendary investor Rick Rule, founder of Global Resource Investments, began his career in the securities business in 1974, and has been principally involved in natural resource security investments ever since. In this extensive interview with The Gold Report, Rule gives his thoughts on everything from why he's considering re-entering the market for junior miners to why he thinks the disconnect between equities markets’ performance and the metals will continue.
TGR: You've been out of juniors for the last couple of years?
RR: Yes.
TGR: But at these prices, you’re beginning to think about re-entering?
RR: I am definitely looking to re-enter. I think I have a place at the table. I was frozen out of the financing market because I just didn’t like the pricing, and that’s changed.
There were large numbers of companies created in the last two to three years that received initial financings on terms that were ludicrously generous. And these guys are coming back to market now, having spent that money, and the market is much less generous, which means you are going to have some number of failed companies.
I suspect that that outcome will make the market, as a whole, pessimistic. And when those sets of circumstances occur, it is usually beneficial for more prudent speculators.
TGR: Are these good companies that are failing because the market has moved away from them, or are they companies that really shouldn’t have gotten financing to begin with?
RR: Ninety percent of the companies that got financed should never have been financed. The market took the good, the bad, and the ugly all up, and the market will take the good, the bad, and the ugly all down. What one does to survive a situation like that is try to do qualitative differentiation. Of course, buy the best, even though they’re going lower with the overall market. . .thinking, wishing, praying—whatever the right word is—that you have chosen correctly.
TGR: Can you give an idea of what your strategy is?
RR: We have a focus list here of about 60 exploration stocks, and we have target prices, and when the market comes to our target prices, we begin to buy.
We have what we call the "nibble-gobble" rule. We have a typical company — let’s call it "Moose Pasture Exploration." Let's say we have determined internally that Moose Pasture Exploration is something that we will begin to buy—in other words, we will nibble at—when it has, say, a $30 million market capitalization, and we will gobble—that is buy aggressively—when it has a $22 million market capitalization.
We’re actually starting to nibble now, and we would expect ourselves to become gobblers around August, when all the institutional buyers in Canada go on vacation, and when someone is a seller, and the market has gone “no bid" in the depths of the summer doldrums. We’re usually reasonably good buyers.
The other thing that we see ourselves doing is providing financing to companies that are intelligently run, but not well promoted. We believe that there will be a good appetite for capital in the exploration business in the next 12 months and that capital supplies will be much less generous than they’ve been the last three years.
TGR: What's your current take on the market and the divergence between the gold price and equities?
RR: People have made a lot of the fact that the gold price and the silver price have gone up while the price of gold and silver equities has gone down.
I would point out in the first instance that about 90% of the companies that investors believe are gold and silver stocks are, in fact, not gold and silver stocks, because they don’t have any gold or silver. They’re looking for it, and the fact that the commodity that they don’t have any of goes up in price is really irrelevant in the context of their value.
It is my own belief that the precious metals prices will tend to go higher over the next few years for reasons that you’re very familiar with —softer U.S. dollar, domestic deficits —both in terms of trade deficit and government deficit. Next year I suspect will be dominated by bad news in the U.S. economy rather than good news, which for real reasons and psychological reasons take the U.S. dollar down, and take the gold and silver prices up. Traditionally in the U.S., a new president in his or her first year in office has tended to make us sick so they can make us well later in the cycle and get reelected.
I think that the disconnect between share prices and metals will persist, and I think it will persist for a variety of reasons. In the first instance, at the senior producer level we have not seen the increases in margin that you would have expected to see relative to the increase in the gold price. Much was made over Newmont’s last quarter, but if you look at Newmont’s last quarter, net of sustaining capital investments, it was not that grand a quarter, particularly in view of the fact that the gold price has gone from $300 to $900. The only companies that seem to have benefited on an operating basis from this increase are Barrick and Agnico Eagle, and that’s problematic for me.
The second thing is, it would appear that at acceptable price steps, the senior gold mining stocks are trading at 1.6 to 1.8 times the net present value of their cash flows, at these gold prices. That’s problematic; you have a business priced at a huge premium to net asset value that’s in a depleting business.
The idea that you’re buying a business in liquidation at a premium in relation to its inventory suggests that you believe that they can replace that inventory on an efficient basis, which they haven’t shown themselves to be able to do.
And, partially in their defense, the costs of all of their inputs have risen as high as the gold prices have. At the same time that the gold price is up 300%, 400%, there are labor shortages and the price of diesel, steel, and cement are up. And the price of theft, which is what I call taxation and government royalty, is up dramatically as well.
So, although the gold price is higher, you have cost-pushed inflation in the inputs, which has caused the margins—let’s be charitable and say—to not expand as rapidly as one might have expected.
I think the third factor that we have to look at, and people in our industry always tend to overlook this, is pricing. Pricing adjustments are due to the fact that gold and silver are denominated in U.S. dollars, with the dollar heading lower, in my opinion. That means gold prices will be headed higher, at least in nominal terms.
I think that gold and silver prices may go higher in real terms if the economic recovery in South Asia — India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal — continues, because those areas have had traditionally high demand for gold and silver as stores of wealth among the peasantry, and with relatively strong agricultural prices. With relatively strong economic conditions in those countries, it would be reasonable to suspect that the peasantry in South Asia will have some access to liquidity and traditionally, they have stored that in precious metals.
TGR: To what do you attribute the poor performance in the juniors?
RR: The reason for the poor performance in the juniors has been very different. The first has been paper issuance. Many of your subscribers and many of the speculators generally are concerned by the issuance of phony paper money by organizations like the U.S. Fed.
I am always fond of saying the private sector can do anything more efficiently than the public sector, and that includes inflation. The issuance of phony paper by the Canadian Dealer Network; that is, the phony gold and silver shares, has greatly outpaced the issuance of U.S. and Canadian dollars.
While the individual share prices haven’t escalated over the last two or three years, the market capitalization of the sector has increased spectacularly because there are many more small public companies purporting to look for gold and silver, and the existing companies have issued so much paper to raise cash.
This will be exacerbated in the near future, as we said earlier, because the companies that were formed two years or three years ago were formed in an environment of freely available capital. They haven’t husbanded the capital they raised particularly well, and they will be returning to market to raise more capital with absolutely nothing to show for the capital that they raised the first go round. With any luck at all, the markets will look at the performance these companies have exhibited and will be somewhat stingy going forward.
So, I think that the disconnect between the equities markets’ performance and the metals will continue. I believe that sets up an absolutely ideal stockpicker’s market for people who can differentiate from deserving juniors and the mass of juniors.
TGR: If the market in general is going to go down, when will these deserving juniors be able to disconnect from the general malaise?
RR: What has been successful for me in the past 20 years is having a portfolio of companies who deliver positive surprises on an individual, rather than a market-, based basis. In other words, what has worked for me is backing intelligent people who employ capital well long enough that they make a discovery, and I get a 20-bagger out of it.
Look back, as an example, at the success of Arequipa Resources It occurred in a strong market rally, but it didn’t go from 35 cents to $30 because of a market rally. It went because they discovered 8 million ounces of gold.
What I will use this market malaise to do is buy companies that are threatening to or have the capability of making major discoveries at a big, big, big discount to the surrounding market. I think it will be an easy time for educated people to outperform the market, partly because the market as a whole won’t perform well, and partly because as the market underperforms, the competition from other investors to buy shares of the best of the best will be very low.
FP says other miners may want to taste Aurelian's Fruta
2008-07-28 07:42 ET - In the News
Also In the News (C-ABX) Barrick Gold Corp
Also In the News (C-K) Kinross Gold Corp (2)
Also In the News (C-NMC) Newmont Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
The Financial Post reports in its Saturday edition that despite the run-up in prices for bullion, small-cap golds have disappointed investors. The Post's Jonathan Ratner, writing in Trading Desk, Tier 1 producer Kinross Gold's $1.2-billion offer for Aurelian Resources sent the junior miner's shares up more than 40 per cent Thursday. Aurelian may have more room to run if a bidding war emerges, as some analysts predict. "We believe that Kinross' bid will be the start of a bidding war for one of the most coveted undeveloped gold deposits in the world," Michael Gray, analyst at Genuity Capital Markets, told clients. He suggested Kinross must have "sufficient in-country intelligence" to convince them to jump the gun with a bid in light of Ecuador's political uncertainty. Wendell Zerb at Canaccord Adams called the chances of a rival offer "moderate" at roughly 50 per cent given Aurelian's high-profile, high-quality Fruta del Norte project. The analyst suggested Barrick Gold and Newmont Mining as the most likely candidates. Although other producers are interested in Fruta Del Norte, the uncertainty of Ecuador's mining laws will likely scare them off, said Michael Curran at RBC Capital Markets.
2008-07-28 07:42 ET - In the News
Also In the News (C-ABX) Barrick Gold Corp
Also In the News (C-K) Kinross Gold Corp (2)
Also In the News (C-NMC) Newmont Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
The Financial Post reports in its Saturday edition that despite the run-up in prices for bullion, small-cap golds have disappointed investors. The Post's Jonathan Ratner, writing in Trading Desk, Tier 1 producer Kinross Gold's $1.2-billion offer for Aurelian Resources sent the junior miner's shares up more than 40 per cent Thursday. Aurelian may have more room to run if a bidding war emerges, as some analysts predict. "We believe that Kinross' bid will be the start of a bidding war for one of the most coveted undeveloped gold deposits in the world," Michael Gray, analyst at Genuity Capital Markets, told clients. He suggested Kinross must have "sufficient in-country intelligence" to convince them to jump the gun with a bid in light of Ecuador's political uncertainty. Wendell Zerb at Canaccord Adams called the chances of a rival offer "moderate" at roughly 50 per cent given Aurelian's high-profile, high-quality Fruta del Norte project. The analyst suggested Barrick Gold and Newmont Mining as the most likely candidates. Although other producers are interested in Fruta Del Norte, the uncertainty of Ecuador's mining laws will likely scare them off, said Michael Curran at RBC Capital Markets.
Post says Aurelian thrown life line by Kinross
2008-07-28 07:25 ET - In the News
Also In the News (C-K) Kinross Gold Corp (2)
The Financial Post reports in its Saturday edition that Aurelian Resources was in a tough spot before Kinross Gold came calling. The Post's Peter Koven writes the company's Fruta Del Norte gold deposit in Ecuador ranks as one of the best discoveries in decades. Its shares tanked because of the huge political risk in Ecuador. The government is working on a mining law that appears to be favourable to the companies. The law is likely months away from reality. "And what if the mining law isn't favourable? Or what if it's only favourable to a corporation that can take on bigger risks than we can? There are lots of factors," Patrick Anderson, chief executive officer, told the Post. Aurelian needed to raise money. With a weak stock price and shaky credit markets, such a deal would lead to huge dilution for shareholders. Those are the issues Mr. Anderson and his board were weighing when they were approached by Kinross about a takeover. Kinross was a logical buyer because it is working in Ecuador and has a proven ability to operate in politically risky countries. The risk was that the mining law would be unfavourable, but it also means Kinross acquires the huge Fruta Del Norte deposite at a bargain price.
2008-07-28 07:25 ET - In the News
Also In the News (C-K) Kinross Gold Corp (2)
The Financial Post reports in its Saturday edition that Aurelian Resources was in a tough spot before Kinross Gold came calling. The Post's Peter Koven writes the company's Fruta Del Norte gold deposit in Ecuador ranks as one of the best discoveries in decades. Its shares tanked because of the huge political risk in Ecuador. The government is working on a mining law that appears to be favourable to the companies. The law is likely months away from reality. "And what if the mining law isn't favourable? Or what if it's only favourable to a corporation that can take on bigger risks than we can? There are lots of factors," Patrick Anderson, chief executive officer, told the Post. Aurelian needed to raise money. With a weak stock price and shaky credit markets, such a deal would lead to huge dilution for shareholders. Those are the issues Mr. Anderson and his board were weighing when they were approached by Kinross about a takeover. Kinross was a logical buyer because it is working in Ecuador and has a proven ability to operate in politically risky countries. The risk was that the mining law would be unfavourable, but it also means Kinross acquires the huge Fruta Del Norte deposite at a bargain price.
The Second (and last) Great Buying Opportunity for Mining Shares in 2008
Source: Darrell Brookstein, Mining Insights 07/29/2008
The TSX Venture Exchange Index is at all-time lows (it’s only two to three years old) and this milestone is reaching its nadir at the typical seasonal lows for mining shares and gold in mid-July to end of August. The seasonal conforms to real-life factors, not some randomly occurring price cycle. The factors affecting gold price cycles include the Christmas jewelry-buying season, weddings season in India, dental and electronics industries’ purchasing, etc.
1990-1994 was a peculiarly difficult period for junior mining shares, but I haven’t seen a much worse a period than “now” since 1978 when I began to focus on these types of shares. The washout since the 2007 highs has been devastating, and while the first buying opportunity I identified in 2008 was good relative to the prior two years, with hindsight it’s clear we would have been a bit better off to wait. But by roughly averaging prices then with prices now, I am convinced we will be shown to have made extraordinary purchases, when others were/are throwing the babies out with the bathwater. My old partner, Rick Rule, used to say, “Feed the geese when they’re quacking” (meaning: sell stock to buyers when the buyers are clamoring to buy).
Well, they certainly are not quacking now. This is the opposite of a great selling opportunity, and, that is, by definition, a great time to buy.
NOW is the time to complete your investments for the rally in mining shares I see lasting for from 15 to 40 more months, and starting over the next six weeks.
We have seen nothing to dissuade us from our expectation of $1038 gold and $25.11 silver minimums, and, based on our proprietary, pattern-recognition trading methodology, we still expect those prices this calendar year or by end of first quarter 2009, the latest. We still believe $1300+ gold and $31+ silver are possible before this bull market ends. Attendant with that, the TSX Venture Exchange Index would go significantly above its all-time high.
Based on 30 years of professional involvement with precious metals mining shares, we believe the second great buying opportunity for 2008 is upon us and is likely to be the most important opportunity of both the last and future 12 months.
If you are technically sophisticated and want to wait for a bottom to be “in place” before making further acquisitions, you have our blessing (FYI – Our educated guess is that the actual bottom occurred on July 17 or will occur at a slightly lower level before August 10). However, for most of our readers, purchases should be made immediately and certainly before August 20.
Source: Darrell Brookstein, Mining Insights 07/29/2008
The TSX Venture Exchange Index is at all-time lows (it’s only two to three years old) and this milestone is reaching its nadir at the typical seasonal lows for mining shares and gold in mid-July to end of August. The seasonal conforms to real-life factors, not some randomly occurring price cycle. The factors affecting gold price cycles include the Christmas jewelry-buying season, weddings season in India, dental and electronics industries’ purchasing, etc.
1990-1994 was a peculiarly difficult period for junior mining shares, but I haven’t seen a much worse a period than “now” since 1978 when I began to focus on these types of shares. The washout since the 2007 highs has been devastating, and while the first buying opportunity I identified in 2008 was good relative to the prior two years, with hindsight it’s clear we would have been a bit better off to wait. But by roughly averaging prices then with prices now, I am convinced we will be shown to have made extraordinary purchases, when others were/are throwing the babies out with the bathwater. My old partner, Rick Rule, used to say, “Feed the geese when they’re quacking” (meaning: sell stock to buyers when the buyers are clamoring to buy).
Well, they certainly are not quacking now. This is the opposite of a great selling opportunity, and, that is, by definition, a great time to buy.
NOW is the time to complete your investments for the rally in mining shares I see lasting for from 15 to 40 more months, and starting over the next six weeks.
We have seen nothing to dissuade us from our expectation of $1038 gold and $25.11 silver minimums, and, based on our proprietary, pattern-recognition trading methodology, we still expect those prices this calendar year or by end of first quarter 2009, the latest. We still believe $1300+ gold and $31+ silver are possible before this bull market ends. Attendant with that, the TSX Venture Exchange Index would go significantly above its all-time high.
Based on 30 years of professional involvement with precious metals mining shares, we believe the second great buying opportunity for 2008 is upon us and is likely to be the most important opportunity of both the last and future 12 months.
If you are technically sophisticated and want to wait for a bottom to be “in place” before making further acquisitions, you have our blessing (FYI – Our educated guess is that the actual bottom occurred on July 17 or will occur at a slightly lower level before August 10). However, for most of our readers, purchases should be made immediately and certainly before August 20.
Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Confirms Presence of Widespread Gold Mineralization at Its El Tambo Property, Cordillera del Condor Project, Peru
Wednesday July 30, 9:00 am ET
Assays up to 52 g/t (1.5 oz/ton) Gold
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - July 30, 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that initial sampling has confirmed the presence of widespread gold - silver mineralization on its El Tambo Property, Cordillera del Condor Project, Peru.
The average of all samples collected to date (N equals 155), including unaltered rock for comparison purposes, is 1.71 g/t Au. The area forms the geological extension of the prolific Ecuadorian Cordillera del Condor District and El Tambo represents just a small portion of Dorato's dominant, circa-700-sq km land package where the Company enjoys first mover status (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730a.pdf).
The results range from barren rock to 52 g/t gold. 35 samples of obviously mineralized structures and veins range from anomalous to 52 g/t Au and average 16.38 g/t gold and 83 g/t silver. The majority of the results represent 2 metre continuous chip samples which repeat and expand upon previous limited sampling by AngloGold Ashanti.
The Company has recently commenced an aggressive $7 million dollar exploration campaign and is highly encouraged by results to date - there has been no prior drill testing at El Tambo.
Associated base metals (copper up to 3.4%, lead up to 6.16%, and zinc 20%) and pathfinder elements are all anomalous (As, Bi, Hg, Mn & Sb) and suggestive of a significant metal bearing system with geochemical similarities to Aurelian Gold's Fruta del Norte deposit some 20 kilometres to the north.
Project Background
Current exploration studies by the Company clearly demonstrate the area is an immediate extension of the prolific Ecuadorian precious and base metal district - host to the Mirador Porphyry District (combined mineral inventory of 25.4 billion contained lbs copper, 4.5 million oz gold and 30 million oz silver), Fruta del Norte (inferred resource of 13.2 Moz contained gold) as well as the Chinapintza and Nambija Gold Districts (to see Figures 1 & 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf).
Dorato's exploration program will screen the large, highly prospective land package using a combination of proven 'mine-finding' geochemical and airborne geophysical techniques. The Company's objective is to define first order drill targets for testing later in the year.
The Company presently has 60 people in the field.
Qualified Person and Quality Control/Quality Assurance
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release.
The work programs at Dorato were designed by, and are supervised by Mark D. Cruise and Dr. Paul Klipfel (geological consultants), who together are responsible for all aspects of the work, including the quality control/quality assurance program. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Vancouver, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the International Standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025:1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by Dorato personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
Dorato Confirms Presence of Widespread Gold Mineralization at Its El Tambo Property, Cordillera del Condor Project, Peru
Wednesday July 30, 9:00 am ET
Assays up to 52 g/t (1.5 oz/ton) Gold
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - July 30, 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that initial sampling has confirmed the presence of widespread gold - silver mineralization on its El Tambo Property, Cordillera del Condor Project, Peru.The average of all samples collected to date (N equals 155), including unaltered rock for comparison purposes, is 1.71 g/t Au. The area forms the geological extension of the prolific Ecuadorian Cordillera del Condor District and El Tambo represents just a small portion of Dorato's dominant, circa-700-sq km land package where the Company enjoys first mover status (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730a.pdf).
The results range from barren rock to 52 g/t gold. 35 samples of obviously mineralized structures and veins range from anomalous to 52 g/t Au and average 16.38 g/t gold and 83 g/t silver. The majority of the results represent 2 metre continuous chip samples which repeat and expand upon previous limited sampling by AngloGold Ashanti.
The Company has recently commenced an aggressive $7 million dollar exploration campaign and is highly encouraged by results to date - there has been no prior drill testing at El Tambo.
Associated base metals (copper up to 3.4%, lead up to 6.16%, and zinc 20%) and pathfinder elements are all anomalous (As, Bi, Hg, Mn & Sb) and suggestive of a significant metal bearing system with geochemical similarities to Aurelian Gold's Fruta del Norte deposit some 20 kilometres to the north.
Project Background
Current exploration studies by the Company clearly demonstrate the area is an immediate extension of the prolific Ecuadorian precious and base metal district - host to the Mirador Porphyry District (combined mineral inventory of 25.4 billion contained lbs copper, 4.5 million oz gold and 30 million oz silver), Fruta del Norte (inferred resource of 13.2 Moz contained gold) as well as the Chinapintza and Nambija Gold Districts (to see Figures 1 & 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf).
Dorato's exploration program will screen the large, highly prospective land package using a combination of proven 'mine-finding' geochemical and airborne geophysical techniques. The Company's objective is to define first order drill targets for testing later in the year.
The Company presently has 60 people in the field.
Qualified Person and Quality Control/Quality Assurance
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release.
The work programs at Dorato were designed by, and are supervised by Mark D. Cruise and Dr. Paul Klipfel (geological consultants), who together are responsible for all aspects of the work, including the quality control/quality assurance program. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Vancouver, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the International Standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025:1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by Dorato personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.615.141 von MONSIEURCB am 30.07.08 15:05:48Kinross will Aurelian ausschliesslich wegen dem Fruta del Norte deposit aufkaufen.
Anbei der Link aus der von Dir geposteten News:
http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf
Anbei der Link aus der von Dir geposteten News:
http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.615.283 von KKCS am 30.07.08 15:17:52Wir werden hier nich viel Spass und Freude haben
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.615.296 von Neono am 30.07.08 15:19:30ja - eine wirklich tolle Goldregion
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.615.296 von Neono am 30.07.08 15:19:30wie dicht das o und das i doch auffer tastatur zusammen liegen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.615.452 von e_type1 am 30.07.08 15:35:55Und ich hatte schon Sorge, daß Neono das "t" vergessen hat.
Aber das "o" ist mir wesentlich lieber.
Was so kleine Buchstaben für eine Wirkung haben
Antea
Aber das "o" ist mir wesentlich lieber.
Was so kleine Buchstaben für eine Wirkung haben
Antea
Daily News Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Editorial: Is Kinross's bid for Aurelian brilliant or nutty?
NorthernMiner
By John Cumming
The biggest story of July is the surprise bid by Kinross Gold (K-T, KGC-N) for Aurelian Resources and its prized Fruta del Norte gold discovery, part of the junior's Condor project in southeastern Ecuador.
In a deal reminiscent of Barrick Gold's daring takeover of Arequipa Resources in 1996, Kinross is offering Aurelian shareholders about $1.2 billion in shares and warrants, or about US$85 per oz. for the 13.7 million oz. gold drilled out so far at the Fruta del Norte deposit.
Last October, Aurelian tallied an inferred 58.9 million tonnes at Fruta del Norte grading 7.23 grams gold and 11.8 grams silver per tonne. Aurelian discovered the deposit in early 2006 and it now ranks as one of the top mineral discoveries of the new millennium.
Kinross's offer is about a 63% premium but it's roughly 20% off highs reached as recently as January.
The deal is fascinating for many reasons, especially the timing: share prices of gold juniors are now in a deep lull, and those active in Ecuador have been particularly hard hit since April, when the Ecuadorian government shocked miners by ordering all mineral exploration activity to cease and announcing that the country's mining code would be completely revamped, probably to the detriment of foreign explorers.
Typically a junior in Aurelian's position would reflexively fend off such a low-ball offer as Kinross's, but Aurelian's directors all favour it. Aurelian's take-the-money-and-run approach gives the strong impression that its board and officers, with their extensive experience in Ecuador, think the new mining code may deeply hurt the company.
Kinross's board, obviously, is entirely in the other camp. Kinross president and CEO Tye Burt kept saying during a conference call with analysts that Kinross is comfortable doing this deal because Ecuador is "headed in the right direction," though he admitted there's "a big subjective element."
While Kinross has been just as active in Ecuador as Aurelian, albeit in a low-key way, Burt and Kinross haven't really given any specific reasons why the company is so optimistic about what the new mining code has in store.
You can understand the strategy: if Kinross is too convincing that Ecuador's really an okay place to do business, Aurelian shareholders might get second thoughts about selling out so quickly.
Instead, the message for Kinross shareholders is that Burt's the alpha dog here, and you should just follow him into this if your gut tells you to trust him. Fair enough.
Kinross certainly showed a highly attuned ability to judge political risk with its courageous and successful takeover of Bema Gold in February 2007. The move allowed Kinross to get its hands on the junior's spectacular Kupol gold-silver deposit in rough-and tumble Russia, where few North American miners dare to tread.
Despite some analysts' opinions, it's hard for us to see a competing bid for Aurelian emerge, with such prickly geopolitics involved. (But, then again, we didn't see this one coming.)
It may take quite some time to fully realize which company -- Kinross or Aurelian -- comes out the true winner of this extraordinary deal.
And this story shows how the political risk inherent in a project like Fruta del Norte takes on entirely different meanings whether its value represents 100% or 10% of the value of your company, as would be the case with Aurelian and Kinross, respectively.
Like Inco did at Voisey's Bay, Kinross could easily sit on this project for years, write it down, wait out different governments and still come out a winner by developing it ten years down the road when gold trades at US$2,000 per oz.
The folks at Aurelian just don't have the luxury of playing around with those kinds of timelines, and that's why this deal works so well for both sides.
Now let's just hope the Ecuadorian government is sensible and takes its cues from Peru and Chile and not Venezuela and Bolivia as it finalizes its new mineral policies.
Despite Burt's soothing words, the extreme hostility the government has shown foreign oil and gas companies in the country in recent years still leaves us wary.
Editorial: Is Kinross's bid for Aurelian brilliant or nutty?
NorthernMiner
By John Cumming
The biggest story of July is the surprise bid by Kinross Gold (K-T, KGC-N) for Aurelian Resources and its prized Fruta del Norte gold discovery, part of the junior's Condor project in southeastern Ecuador.
In a deal reminiscent of Barrick Gold's daring takeover of Arequipa Resources in 1996, Kinross is offering Aurelian shareholders about $1.2 billion in shares and warrants, or about US$85 per oz. for the 13.7 million oz. gold drilled out so far at the Fruta del Norte deposit.
Last October, Aurelian tallied an inferred 58.9 million tonnes at Fruta del Norte grading 7.23 grams gold and 11.8 grams silver per tonne. Aurelian discovered the deposit in early 2006 and it now ranks as one of the top mineral discoveries of the new millennium.
Kinross's offer is about a 63% premium but it's roughly 20% off highs reached as recently as January.
The deal is fascinating for many reasons, especially the timing: share prices of gold juniors are now in a deep lull, and those active in Ecuador have been particularly hard hit since April, when the Ecuadorian government shocked miners by ordering all mineral exploration activity to cease and announcing that the country's mining code would be completely revamped, probably to the detriment of foreign explorers.
Typically a junior in Aurelian's position would reflexively fend off such a low-ball offer as Kinross's, but Aurelian's directors all favour it. Aurelian's take-the-money-and-run approach gives the strong impression that its board and officers, with their extensive experience in Ecuador, think the new mining code may deeply hurt the company.
Kinross's board, obviously, is entirely in the other camp. Kinross president and CEO Tye Burt kept saying during a conference call with analysts that Kinross is comfortable doing this deal because Ecuador is "headed in the right direction," though he admitted there's "a big subjective element."
While Kinross has been just as active in Ecuador as Aurelian, albeit in a low-key way, Burt and Kinross haven't really given any specific reasons why the company is so optimistic about what the new mining code has in store.
You can understand the strategy: if Kinross is too convincing that Ecuador's really an okay place to do business, Aurelian shareholders might get second thoughts about selling out so quickly.
Instead, the message for Kinross shareholders is that Burt's the alpha dog here, and you should just follow him into this if your gut tells you to trust him. Fair enough.
Kinross certainly showed a highly attuned ability to judge political risk with its courageous and successful takeover of Bema Gold in February 2007. The move allowed Kinross to get its hands on the junior's spectacular Kupol gold-silver deposit in rough-and tumble Russia, where few North American miners dare to tread.
Despite some analysts' opinions, it's hard for us to see a competing bid for Aurelian emerge, with such prickly geopolitics involved. (But, then again, we didn't see this one coming.)
It may take quite some time to fully realize which company -- Kinross or Aurelian -- comes out the true winner of this extraordinary deal.
And this story shows how the political risk inherent in a project like Fruta del Norte takes on entirely different meanings whether its value represents 100% or 10% of the value of your company, as would be the case with Aurelian and Kinross, respectively.
Like Inco did at Voisey's Bay, Kinross could easily sit on this project for years, write it down, wait out different governments and still come out a winner by developing it ten years down the road when gold trades at US$2,000 per oz.
The folks at Aurelian just don't have the luxury of playing around with those kinds of timelines, and that's why this deal works so well for both sides.
Now let's just hope the Ecuadorian government is sensible and takes its cues from Peru and Chile and not Venezuela and Bolivia as it finalizes its new mineral policies.
Despite Burt's soothing words, the extreme hostility the government has shown foreign oil and gas companies in the country in recent years still leaves us wary.
July 30, 2008
Dorato Confirms Presence of Widespread Gold Mineralization at Its El Tambo Property, Cordillera del Condor Project, Peru
Assays up to 52 g/t (1.5 oz/ton) Gold
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - July 30, 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI)(FRANKFURTO5) is pleased to announce that initial sampling has confirmed the presence of widespread gold - silver mineralization on its El Tambo Property, Cordillera del Condor Project, Peru.The average of all samples collected to date (N equals 155), including unaltered rock for comparison purposes, is 1.71 g/t Au. The area forms the geological extension of the prolific Ecuadorian Cordillera del Condor District and El Tambo represents just a small portion of Dorato's dominant, circa-700-sq km land package where the Company enjoys first mover status (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730a.pdf).
The results range from barren rock to 52 g/t gold. 35 samples of obviously mineralized structures and veins range from anomalous to 52 g/t Au and average 16.38 g/t gold and 83 g/t silver. The majority of the results represent 2 metre continuous chip samples which repeat and expand upon previous limited sampling by AngloGold Ashanti.
The Company has recently commenced an aggressive $7 million dollar exploration campaign and is highly encouraged by results to date - there has been no prior drill testing at El Tambo.
Associated base metals (copper up to 3.4%, lead up to 6.16%, and zinc 20%) and pathfinder elements are all anomalous (As, Bi, Hg, Mn & Sb) and suggestive of a significant metal bearing system with geochemical similarities to Aurelian Gold's Fruta del Norte deposit some 20 kilometres to the north.
Project Background
Current exploration studies by the Company clearly demonstrate the area is an immediate extension of the prolific Ecuadorian precious and base metal district - host to the Mirador Porphyry District (combined mineral inventory of 25.4 billion contained lbs copper, 4.5 million oz gold and 30 million oz silver), Fruta del Norte (inferred resource of 13.2 Moz contained gold) as well as the Chinapintza and Nambija Gold Districts (to see Figures 1 & 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf).
Dorato's exploration program will screen the large, highly prospective land package using a combination of proven 'mine-finding' geochemical and airborne geophysical techniques. The Company's objective is to define first order drill targets for testing later in the year.
The Company presently has 60 people in the field.
Qualified Person and Quality Control/Quality Assurance
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release.
The work programs at Dorato were designed by, and are supervised by Mark D. Cruise and Dr. Paul Klipfel (geological consultants), who together are responsible for all aspects of the work, including the quality control/quality assurance program. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Vancouver, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the International Standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025:1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by Dorato personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
About Dorato Resources Corp.
The Company is an exploration mining company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in Peru. Recent exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has been highly successful and includes a number of major gold and copper discoveries. Key features of the Dorato land package include shared geology, structural setting, proximity, extensions of known trends and numerous placer gold occurrences. Dorato has acquired first mover status with its strategic land package that has successfully locked in a significant portion of this exciting emergent gold-copper district.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Anton J. Drescher, President
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act and Section 27E of the Exchange Act. Such statements include, without limitation, statements regarding the anticipated content, commencement and cost of exploration programs, anticipated exploration program results, the discovery and delineation of mineral deposits/resources/reserves, business and financing plans and business trends. Although the Company believes that such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Forward-looking statements are typically identified by words such as: believe, expect, anticipate, intend, estimate, postulate and similar expressions, or are those, which, by their nature, refer to future events. The Company cautions investors that any forward-looking statements by the Company are not guarantees of future results or performance, and that actual results may differ materially from those in forward-looking statements as a result of various factors, including, but not limited to, variations in the nature, quality and quantity of any mineral deposits that may be located, the Company's inability to obtain any necessary permits, consents or authorizations required for its activities, the Company's inability to produce minerals from its properties successfully or profitably, to continue its projected growth, to raise the necessary capital or to be fully able to implement its business strategies. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and its US disclosure filings at www.sec.gov and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties.
This press release is not, and is not to be construed in any way as, an offer to buy or sell securities in the United States.
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents of this press release, which has been prepared by management.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Dorato Resources Inc.
Quentin Mai
Manager - Investor Relations and Corporate Communications
(604) 408-7488
Fax: (604) 408-7499
Email: qmai@doratoresources.com
Website: www.doratoresources.com
Doppelt gemoppelt gefällt besser???
Hier die "Übersetzung" vom Onlinetranslator:
Dorato Bestätigt Anwesenheit Weit verbreiteten Goldmineralization an Seinem El Tambo Property, Projekt von Cordillera del Condor, Feinproben von Peru bis zu 52 g/t Gold (von 1.5 Unzen/Tonnen) VANCOUVER, DAS BRITISCHE COLUMBIA - (Marketwire - am 30. Juli 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc ("Dorato" oder die "Gesellschaft") (TSX WAGNIS RI) (FRANKFURT O5) ist zufrieden bekannt zu geben, dass anfängliche Stichprobenerhebung die Anwesenheit weit verbreiteten Goldes - Silber mineralization auf seinem El Tambo Property, Projekt von Cordillera del Condor, Peru bestätigt hat. Der Durchschnitt aller Proben gesammelt bis heute (N ist 155 gleich), einschließlich des unveränderten Felsens zum Vergleich Zwecke, ist 1.71 g/t Au. Das Gebiet bildet die geologische Erweiterung des fruchtbaren ecuadorianischen Bezirks von Cordillera del Condor, und El Tambo behauptet gerade, dass ein kleiner Teil der Dominante von Dorato, circa-700-sq km Paket landen, wo die Gesellschaft den ersten Möbelpacker-Status genießt (um Abbildung 1 zu sehen, klicken Sie bitte: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730a.pdf). Die Ergebnisse erstrecken sich vom unfruchtbaren Felsen bis 52 g/t Gold. 35 Proben offensichtlich mineralized Strukturen und Adern erstrecken sich von anomal bis 52 g/t Au und durchschnittliches 16.38 g/t Gold und 83 g/t Silber. Die Mehrheit der Ergebnisse vertritt dauernde 2-Meter-Span-Proben, die sich wiederholen und sich auf die vorherige beschränkte Stichprobenerhebung durch AngloGold Ashanti ausbreiten. Die Gesellschaft hat kürzlich eine aggressive Dollarerforschungskampagne von $ 7 Millionen angefangen und wird durch Ergebnisse bis heute hoch ermutigt - es hat keine vorherige Bohrmaschine-Prüfung an El Tambo gegeben. Verbundene Grundmetalle (Kupfer bis zu 3.4 %, führen Sie bis zu 6.16 %, und Zink 20 %), und Bahnbrecher-Elemente sind das ganze anomale (As, Bi, Hg, Mn & Sb), und andeutend ein bedeutendes tragendes Metallsystem mit geochemical Ähnlichkeiten Fruta del Norte von Aurelian Gold legen ungefähr 20 Kilometer nach Norden ab. Planen Sie, dass Gegenwärtige Hintergrunderforschungsstudien durch die Gesellschaft klar demonstrieren, dass das Gebiet eine unmittelbare Erweiterung des fruchtbaren ecuadorianischen wertvollen und Grundmetallbezirks - Gastgeber zum Mirador Porphyr-Bezirk ist (verbundener Mineralwarenbestand von 25.4 Milliarden enthaltenem Pfd.-Kupfer, Goldsilber von 4.5 Millionen Unzen von 30 Millionen Unzen) Fruta del Norte (enthielt die abgeleitete Quelle von 13.2 Moz Gold) sowie der Chinapintza und die Nambija Goldbezirke (um Abbildungen 1 & 2 zu sehen klicken Sie bitte: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf
Das Erforschungsprogramm von Dorato wird das große, hoch zukünftige Landpaket schirmen, eine Kombination der bewiesenen 'meinigen Entdeckung' geochemical und geophysikalischen Bordtechniken verwendend. Das Ziel der Gesellschaft ist, die ersten Ordnungsbohrmaschine-Ziele zu definieren, um später im Jahr zu prüfen. Die Gesellschaft hat jetzt 60 Menschen im Feld. Qualifizierte Person- und Qualitätskontrolle/Qualitätssicherung EurGeol Dr Mark D. Vergnügungsreise gemeint ist Mark D. Cruise (s.u.), eine qualifizierte Person, wie definiert, durch das Nationale Instrument 43-101, hat die Vorbereitung der wissenschaftlichen und technischen Information beaufsichtigt, die die Basis für diese Pressemitteilung bildet. Die Arbeitsprogramme an Dorato wurden dadurch entworfen, und werden von Mark D. Cruise und Dr Paul Klipfel beaufsichtigt (geologische Berater), die zusammen für alle Aspekte der Arbeit einschließlich des Qualitätsprogramms der Kontrolle/Qualitätssicherung verantwortlich sind. Das Personal auf der Seite am Projekt sammelt streng und verfolgt Proben, die dann Sicherheit sind, die gesiegelt und zu GIPFEL-Laboratorien, Vancouver für die Feinprobe verladen ist. Das Qualitätssystem des GIPFELS erfüllt die Voraussetzungen für die Internationalen Standards ISO 9001:2000 und ISO 17025:1999. Analytische Genauigkeit und Präzision werden durch die Analyse von Reagens-Formblättern, Nachschlagewerk kontrolliert und wiederholen Proben. Qualitätskontrolle wird weiter durch den Gebrauch von internationalen und innerbetrieblichen Standards gesichert. Blindes beglaubigtes Nachschlagewerk wird regelmäßig in die Beispielfolge vom Dorato Personal eingefügt, um analytische Genauigkeit unabhängig zu bewerten. Schließlich werden vertretende blinde Doppelproben zum GIPFEL und einem ISO entgegenkommenden Drittlaboratorium für die zusätzliche Qualitätskontrolle alltäglich nachgeschickt.
Über die Dorato Mittel-Handelsgesellschaft
Die Gesellschaft eine Erforschungsbergwerksgesellschaft konzentrierte sich auf das hoch zukünftige Kettengebirge Goldbezirk von del Condor in Peru. Die neue Erforschung auf der ecuadorianischen Seite der Grenze ist hoch erfolgreich gewesen und schließt mehrere Haupt-Gold- und Kupferentdeckungen ein. Hauptmerkmale des Dorato-Landpakets schließen geteilte Geologie, Struktureinstellung, Nähe, Erweiterungen bekannter Tendenzen und zahlreiche Seife-Goldereignisse ein. Dorato hat den ersten Möbelpacker-Status mit seinem strategischen Landpaket erworben, das sich in einem bedeutenden Teil dieses aufregenden auftauchenden Gold-Kupferbezirks erfolgreich schließen lassen hat. Im Auftrag des Board of Directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC Anton J. Drescher Präsident enthält Diese Presseinformation vorausschauende Behauptungen im Sinne der Abteilung 27A des Wertpapiere-Gesetzes und Abteilung 27E des Austauschgesetzes. Solche Behauptungen, schließen uneingeschränkt, Behauptungen bezüglich des vorausgesehenen Inhalts, des Anfangs und der Kosten von Erforschungsprogrammen, vorausgesehenen Erforschungsprogramm-Ergebnissen, der Entdeckung und Zeichnung von Mineralablagerungen/Mitteln/Reserven, Geschäft und finanzierenden Plänen und Geschäftstendenzen ein. Obwohl die Gesellschaft glaubt, dass solche Behauptungen angemessen sind, kann sie keine Versicherung geben, dass sich solche Erwartungen erweisen werden, richtig zu sein. Vorausschauende Behauptungen werden normalerweise durch Wörter identifiziert wie: Glauben Sie, erwarten Sie, sehen Sie voraus, beabsichtigen Sie, schätzen Sie, verlangen Sie und ähnliche Ausdrücke, oder sind diejenigen, die sich durch ihre Natur, auf zukünftige Ereignisse beziehen. Die Gesellschaft warnt Kapitalanleger, dass irgendwelche vorausschauenden Behauptungen durch die Gesellschaft nicht Garantien von zukünftigen Ergebnissen oder Leistung sind, und dass sich wirkliche Ergebnisse materiell von denjenigen in vorausschauenden Behauptungen infolge verschiedener Faktoren, einschließlich, aber nicht beschränkt auf, Schwankungen in der Natur, Qualität und Menge irgendwelcher Mineralablagerungen unterscheiden können, die, die Unfähigkeit der Gesellschaft gelegen werden können, irgendwelche notwendigen Erlaubnisse, Zustimmungen oder Genehmigungen zu erhalten, die für seine Tätigkeiten, die Unfähigkeit der Gesellschaft erforderlich sind, Minerale von seinen Eigenschaften erfolgreich oder rentabel zu erzeugen, um sein geplantes Wachstum fortzusetzen, um das notwendige Kapital zu erheben oder völlig im Stande zu sein, seine Geschäftsstrategien durchzuführen. Auf den ganzen kanadischen öffentlichen Enthüllungsfeilstaub der Gesellschaft kann über www.sedar.com und seinen US-Enthüllungsfeilstaub an www.sec.gov zugegriffen werden, und Leser werden genötigt, diese Materialien einschließlich der technischen in Bezug auf die Mineraleigenschaften der Gesellschaft abgelegten Berichte nachzuprüfen. Diese Presseinformation ist nicht, und soll nicht in jedem Fall als, ein Angebot analysiert werden, Wertpapiere in den Vereinigten Staaten zu kaufen oder zu verkaufen. Der TSX-Wagnis-Austausch hat nicht nachgeprüft und übernimmt Verantwortung für die Angemessenheit oder Genauigkeit des Inhalts dieser Presseinformation nicht, die vom Management bereit gewesen ist.
Dorato Bestätigt Anwesenheit Weit verbreiteten Goldmineralization an Seinem El Tambo Property, Projekt von Cordillera del Condor, Feinproben von Peru bis zu 52 g/t Gold (von 1.5 Unzen/Tonnen) VANCOUVER, DAS BRITISCHE COLUMBIA - (Marketwire - am 30. Juli 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc ("Dorato" oder die "Gesellschaft") (TSX WAGNIS RI) (FRANKFURT O5) ist zufrieden bekannt zu geben, dass anfängliche Stichprobenerhebung die Anwesenheit weit verbreiteten Goldes - Silber mineralization auf seinem El Tambo Property, Projekt von Cordillera del Condor, Peru bestätigt hat. Der Durchschnitt aller Proben gesammelt bis heute (N ist 155 gleich), einschließlich des unveränderten Felsens zum Vergleich Zwecke, ist 1.71 g/t Au. Das Gebiet bildet die geologische Erweiterung des fruchtbaren ecuadorianischen Bezirks von Cordillera del Condor, und El Tambo behauptet gerade, dass ein kleiner Teil der Dominante von Dorato, circa-700-sq km Paket landen, wo die Gesellschaft den ersten Möbelpacker-Status genießt (um Abbildung 1 zu sehen, klicken Sie bitte: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730a.pdf). Die Ergebnisse erstrecken sich vom unfruchtbaren Felsen bis 52 g/t Gold. 35 Proben offensichtlich mineralized Strukturen und Adern erstrecken sich von anomal bis 52 g/t Au und durchschnittliches 16.38 g/t Gold und 83 g/t Silber. Die Mehrheit der Ergebnisse vertritt dauernde 2-Meter-Span-Proben, die sich wiederholen und sich auf die vorherige beschränkte Stichprobenerhebung durch AngloGold Ashanti ausbreiten. Die Gesellschaft hat kürzlich eine aggressive Dollarerforschungskampagne von $ 7 Millionen angefangen und wird durch Ergebnisse bis heute hoch ermutigt - es hat keine vorherige Bohrmaschine-Prüfung an El Tambo gegeben. Verbundene Grundmetalle (Kupfer bis zu 3.4 %, führen Sie bis zu 6.16 %, und Zink 20 %), und Bahnbrecher-Elemente sind das ganze anomale (As, Bi, Hg, Mn & Sb), und andeutend ein bedeutendes tragendes Metallsystem mit geochemical Ähnlichkeiten Fruta del Norte von Aurelian Gold legen ungefähr 20 Kilometer nach Norden ab. Planen Sie, dass Gegenwärtige Hintergrunderforschungsstudien durch die Gesellschaft klar demonstrieren, dass das Gebiet eine unmittelbare Erweiterung des fruchtbaren ecuadorianischen wertvollen und Grundmetallbezirks - Gastgeber zum Mirador Porphyr-Bezirk ist (verbundener Mineralwarenbestand von 25.4 Milliarden enthaltenem Pfd.-Kupfer, Goldsilber von 4.5 Millionen Unzen von 30 Millionen Unzen) Fruta del Norte (enthielt die abgeleitete Quelle von 13.2 Moz Gold) sowie der Chinapintza und die Nambija Goldbezirke (um Abbildungen 1 & 2 zu sehen klicken Sie bitte: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri0730b.pdf
Das Erforschungsprogramm von Dorato wird das große, hoch zukünftige Landpaket schirmen, eine Kombination der bewiesenen 'meinigen Entdeckung' geochemical und geophysikalischen Bordtechniken verwendend. Das Ziel der Gesellschaft ist, die ersten Ordnungsbohrmaschine-Ziele zu definieren, um später im Jahr zu prüfen. Die Gesellschaft hat jetzt 60 Menschen im Feld. Qualifizierte Person- und Qualitätskontrolle/Qualitätssicherung EurGeol Dr Mark D. Vergnügungsreise
gemeint ist Mark D. Cruise (s.u.), eine qualifizierte Person, wie definiert, durch das Nationale Instrument 43-101, hat die Vorbereitung der wissenschaftlichen und technischen Information beaufsichtigt, die die Basis für diese Pressemitteilung bildet. Die Arbeitsprogramme an Dorato wurden dadurch entworfen, und werden von Mark D. Cruise und Dr Paul Klipfel beaufsichtigt (geologische Berater), die zusammen für alle Aspekte der Arbeit einschließlich des Qualitätsprogramms der Kontrolle/Qualitätssicherung verantwortlich sind. Das Personal auf der Seite am Projekt sammelt streng und verfolgt Proben, die dann Sicherheit sind, die gesiegelt und zu GIPFEL-Laboratorien, Vancouver für die Feinprobe verladen ist. Das Qualitätssystem des GIPFELS erfüllt die Voraussetzungen für die Internationalen Standards ISO 9001:2000 und ISO 17025:1999. Analytische Genauigkeit und Präzision werden durch die Analyse von Reagens-Formblättern, Nachschlagewerk kontrolliert und wiederholen Proben. Qualitätskontrolle wird weiter durch den Gebrauch von internationalen und innerbetrieblichen Standards gesichert. Blindes beglaubigtes Nachschlagewerk wird regelmäßig in die Beispielfolge vom Dorato Personal eingefügt, um analytische Genauigkeit unabhängig zu bewerten. Schließlich werden vertretende blinde Doppelproben zum GIPFEL und einem ISO entgegenkommenden Drittlaboratorium für die zusätzliche Qualitätskontrolle alltäglich nachgeschickt. Über die Dorato Mittel-Handelsgesellschaft
Die Gesellschaft eine Erforschungsbergwerksgesellschaft konzentrierte sich auf das hoch zukünftige Kettengebirge Goldbezirk von del Condor in Peru. Die neue Erforschung auf der ecuadorianischen Seite der Grenze ist hoch erfolgreich gewesen und schließt mehrere Haupt-Gold- und Kupferentdeckungen ein. Hauptmerkmale des Dorato-Landpakets schließen geteilte Geologie, Struktureinstellung, Nähe, Erweiterungen bekannter Tendenzen und zahlreiche Seife-Goldereignisse ein. Dorato hat den ersten Möbelpacker-Status mit seinem strategischen Landpaket erworben, das sich in einem bedeutenden Teil dieses aufregenden auftauchenden Gold-Kupferbezirks erfolgreich schließen lassen hat. Im Auftrag des Board of Directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC Anton J. Drescher Präsident enthält Diese Presseinformation vorausschauende Behauptungen im Sinne der Abteilung 27A des Wertpapiere-Gesetzes und Abteilung 27E des Austauschgesetzes. Solche Behauptungen, schließen uneingeschränkt, Behauptungen bezüglich des vorausgesehenen Inhalts, des Anfangs und der Kosten von Erforschungsprogrammen, vorausgesehenen Erforschungsprogramm-Ergebnissen, der Entdeckung und Zeichnung von Mineralablagerungen/Mitteln/Reserven, Geschäft und finanzierenden Plänen und Geschäftstendenzen ein. Obwohl die Gesellschaft glaubt, dass solche Behauptungen angemessen sind, kann sie keine Versicherung geben, dass sich solche Erwartungen erweisen werden, richtig zu sein. Vorausschauende Behauptungen werden normalerweise durch Wörter identifiziert wie: Glauben Sie, erwarten Sie, sehen Sie voraus, beabsichtigen Sie, schätzen Sie, verlangen Sie und ähnliche Ausdrücke, oder sind diejenigen, die sich durch ihre Natur, auf zukünftige Ereignisse beziehen. Die Gesellschaft warnt Kapitalanleger, dass irgendwelche vorausschauenden Behauptungen durch die Gesellschaft nicht Garantien von zukünftigen Ergebnissen oder Leistung sind, und dass sich wirkliche Ergebnisse materiell von denjenigen in vorausschauenden Behauptungen infolge verschiedener Faktoren, einschließlich, aber nicht beschränkt auf, Schwankungen in der Natur, Qualität und Menge irgendwelcher Mineralablagerungen unterscheiden können, die, die Unfähigkeit der Gesellschaft gelegen werden können, irgendwelche notwendigen Erlaubnisse, Zustimmungen oder Genehmigungen zu erhalten, die für seine Tätigkeiten, die Unfähigkeit der Gesellschaft erforderlich sind, Minerale von seinen Eigenschaften erfolgreich oder rentabel zu erzeugen, um sein geplantes Wachstum fortzusetzen, um das notwendige Kapital zu erheben oder völlig im Stande zu sein, seine Geschäftsstrategien durchzuführen. Auf den ganzen kanadischen öffentlichen Enthüllungsfeilstaub der Gesellschaft kann über www.sedar.com und seinen US-Enthüllungsfeilstaub an www.sec.gov zugegriffen werden, und Leser werden genötigt, diese Materialien einschließlich der technischen in Bezug auf die Mineraleigenschaften der Gesellschaft abgelegten Berichte nachzuprüfen. Diese Presseinformation ist nicht, und soll nicht in jedem Fall als, ein Angebot analysiert werden, Wertpapiere in den Vereinigten Staaten zu kaufen oder zu verkaufen. Der TSX-Wagnis-Austausch hat nicht nachgeprüft und übernimmt Verantwortung für die Angemessenheit oder Genauigkeit des Inhalts dieser Presseinformation nicht, die vom Management bereit gewesen ist.
Dorato Resources appoints Cruise to board
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 7/30/2008 $1.55
Thursday July 31 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
Dorato Resources Inc. held its annual meeting of shareholders held on July 30, 2008 at which the following occurred.
Three of management's nominees as set out in the information circular were elected, as follows: Anton J. Drescher, Rowland Perkins and Jeffrey Pontius.
Prior to the commencement of the meeting, one of management's nominees, Gerhard Drescher, advised the company that he no longer wished to be re-elected as a director. Nominations were requested at the meeting and Dr. Mark Cruise was nominated. Accordingly, Dr. Cruise was appointed as the fourth member of the company's board of directors. A base-metal specialist, Dr. Cruise completed his PhD on the Irish zinc-lead orefield and has extensive global base-metal experience from grass-roots exploration through resource definition to production in Europe and the Americas on behalf of Pasminco Exploration and Anglo American, respectively. Dr. Cruise was part of the technical team that defined, permitted and put the approximately 22-million-tonne Lisheen zinc-lead underground mine into production on behalf of Anglo American.
BDO Dunwoody LLP, chartered accountants, was appointed as auditor of the company for the ensuing year and shareholders authorized the directors to fix the auditor's remuneration.
The shareholders approved the company's 2008 stock option plan, pursuant to which the maximum number of common shares of the company reserved for issuance under the 2008 stock option plan shall be 10 per cent of the issued and outstanding share capital at the time of granting.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 7/30/2008 $1.55
Thursday July 31 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
Dorato Resources Inc. held its annual meeting of shareholders held on July 30, 2008 at which the following occurred.
Three of management's nominees as set out in the information circular were elected, as follows: Anton J. Drescher, Rowland Perkins and Jeffrey Pontius.
Prior to the commencement of the meeting, one of management's nominees, Gerhard Drescher, advised the company that he no longer wished to be re-elected as a director. Nominations were requested at the meeting and Dr. Mark Cruise was nominated. Accordingly, Dr. Cruise was appointed as the fourth member of the company's board of directors. A base-metal specialist, Dr. Cruise completed his PhD on the Irish zinc-lead orefield and has extensive global base-metal experience from grass-roots exploration through resource definition to production in Europe and the Americas on behalf of Pasminco Exploration and Anglo American, respectively. Dr. Cruise was part of the technical team that defined, permitted and put the approximately 22-million-tonne Lisheen zinc-lead underground mine into production on behalf of Anglo American.
BDO Dunwoody LLP, chartered accountants, was appointed as auditor of the company for the ensuing year and shareholders authorized the directors to fix the auditor's remuneration.
The shareholders approved the company's 2008 stock option plan, pursuant to which the maximum number of common shares of the company reserved for issuance under the 2008 stock option plan shall be 10 per cent of the issued and outstanding share capital at the time of granting.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.626.334 von silbernd am 31.07.08 19:57:30Marc Cruise......find ich gut
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.626.480 von silbernd am 31.07.08 20:20:41yupp
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.626.480 von silbernd am 31.07.08 20:20:41Marc Cruise
iiiirgendwo hab ich den Namen schon mal gelesen
woher kenn ich den bloß
iiiirgendwo hab ich den Namen schon mal gelesen
woher kenn ich den bloß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.626.621 von sparplan_b am 31.07.08 20:45:12er ist Dr. - schau mal in den Gelben Seiten
....das ist für mich ein Zeichen, dass jetzt (auch) bei DRI langsam der Motor warmläuft
....das ist für mich ein Zeichen, dass jetzt (auch) bei DRI langsam der Motor warmläuft
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.626.664 von silbernd am 31.07.08 20:51:07Dr.
Wozu brauchen die einen Arzt?
Falls sich jemand beim Goldschürfen verletzt ?
Jo, es geht an so manchen Stellen voran
Wozu brauchen die einen Arzt
?Falls sich jemand beim Goldschürfen verletzt ?
Jo, es geht an so manchen Stellen voran
Gold Majors Go Shopping: Who's Next?
Source: Seeking Alpha 08/01/2008
On Thursday, Goldcorp announced that it is planning to buy Canadian junior, Gold Eagle Mines for $1.5 billion...
In the last 24 months, many juniors have proved up their resources in a climate of soaring metal prices only to see their stock price chopped in half. Junior Resource Explorers are now so cheap that if the retail investors don’t buy them, the majors will...
The junior resource landscape is cluttered with screaming bargains and if the prices stay this low we are about to see a flurry of acquisitions by majors...
Major mining companies like Kinross and Goldcorp are able to provide the juniors with the one thing they lack: equity. Negative investor sentiment has created fantastic buying opportunities for deep-pocketed mining majors and savvy investors. The $2.7 billion spent in the last 10 days is the beginning of a shopping trend. Stocks move, rocks don’t. The rush of speculative investing is about to begin again. As usual, the rich will get richer.
Source: Seeking Alpha 08/01/2008
On Thursday, Goldcorp announced that it is planning to buy Canadian junior, Gold Eagle Mines for $1.5 billion...
In the last 24 months, many juniors have proved up their resources in a climate of soaring metal prices only to see their stock price chopped in half. Junior Resource Explorers are now so cheap that if the retail investors don’t buy them, the majors will...
The junior resource landscape is cluttered with screaming bargains and if the prices stay this low we are about to see a flurry of acquisitions by majors...
Major mining companies like Kinross and Goldcorp are able to provide the juniors with the one thing they lack: equity. Negative investor sentiment has created fantastic buying opportunities for deep-pocketed mining majors and savvy investors. The $2.7 billion spent in the last 10 days is the beginning of a shopping trend. Stocks move, rocks don’t. The rush of speculative investing is about to begin again. As usual, the rich will get richer.
Gold nachhaltiger Anstieg über 1.000 USD erwartet
Wien (aktiencheck.de AG) - Nachdem Gold heuer erstmals die magische Marke von USD 1.000/Unze überschritt, wurde der Aufwärtstrend Mitte März jäh beendet, so die Analysten der Erste Bank.
Gold befinde sich nun seit mehr als 4 Monaten in einer Konsolidierungsformation, deren untere Begrenzung das alte Allzeithoch bei USD 850 darstelle. Dieser Support habe sich als äußerst fest erwiesen, nach oben hin habe sich die Marke von USD 950 als Key-Level erwiesen. Nachdem der Ausbruch nicht geglückt sei, habe in den beiden Vorwochen eine erneute Korrektur eingesetzt.
Aus Sicht der Saisonalität beginne nun aber die attraktivste Jahreszeit für den Goldpreis, die Analysten würden im Zuge des Herbstes mit einem nachhaltigen Überschreiten der USD 1.000 rechnen. Ihr erstes Ziel liege im Überschreiten des neuen Allzeithochs bei USD 1.034.
(01.08.2008/ac/a/m)
....auch bei DRI beginnt erst noch die attraktivste Zeit
Wien (aktiencheck.de AG) - Nachdem Gold heuer erstmals die magische Marke von USD 1.000/Unze überschritt, wurde der Aufwärtstrend Mitte März jäh beendet, so die Analysten der Erste Bank.
Gold befinde sich nun seit mehr als 4 Monaten in einer Konsolidierungsformation, deren untere Begrenzung das alte Allzeithoch bei USD 850 darstelle. Dieser Support habe sich als äußerst fest erwiesen, nach oben hin habe sich die Marke von USD 950 als Key-Level erwiesen. Nachdem der Ausbruch nicht geglückt sei, habe in den beiden Vorwochen eine erneute Korrektur eingesetzt.
Aus Sicht der Saisonalität beginne nun aber die attraktivste Jahreszeit für den Goldpreis, die Analysten würden im Zuge des Herbstes mit einem nachhaltigen Überschreiten der USD 1.000 rechnen. Ihr erstes Ziel liege im Überschreiten des neuen Allzeithochs bei USD 1.034.
(01.08.2008/ac/a/m)
....auch bei DRI beginnt erst noch die attraktivste Zeit
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.634.263 von silbernd am 01.08.08 20:32:28
http://www.miningweekly.com/article.php?a_id=139752
Gold price could hit $1 500/oz next year, says Holland
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By: Matthew Hill
Published on 1st August 2008
Updated 3 hours ago
Gold could trade as high as $1 500/oz in 2009, the head of Africa’s second-biggest producer of the yellow metal said on Friday.
Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland said that the industry was operating slightly above break even at a gold price of $900/oz, not leaving room for profits.
“I don’t think the gold price has really performed anywhere near where it should have done, particularly given the rise in the commodity prices in other sectors, given the rise in the oil price, and particularly given the state of the economy in the US,” Holland said in a transcript of an interview posted on the company’s website.
“Certainly $800 I think is a very good floor price for gold. I don’t see it going below that. And secondly, the sky is the limit. You know, $1 000 by the end of the year and maybe $1 200 to $1 500 during 2009, I think, is very possible,” he added.
Meanwhile, presenting Gold Fields’ results for the year ended June 30, Holland said that he “wouldn’t be surprised” if gold were to trade at levels of around $1 000/oz to $1 200/oz, as the all-in costs of the industry had climbed to some $800/oz.
“I think gold has got substantial upside,” he stated, adding that he saw the metal trading at $1 000/oz by the end of the year.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article.php?a_id=139752
Gold price could hit $1 500/oz next year, says Holland
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By: Matthew Hill
Published on 1st August 2008
Updated 3 hours ago
Gold could trade as high as $1 500/oz in 2009, the head of Africa’s second-biggest producer of the yellow metal said on Friday.
Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland said that the industry was operating slightly above break even at a gold price of $900/oz, not leaving room for profits.
“I don’t think the gold price has really performed anywhere near where it should have done, particularly given the rise in the commodity prices in other sectors, given the rise in the oil price, and particularly given the state of the economy in the US,” Holland said in a transcript of an interview posted on the company’s website.
“Certainly $800 I think is a very good floor price for gold. I don’t see it going below that. And secondly, the sky is the limit. You know, $1 000 by the end of the year and maybe $1 200 to $1 500 during 2009, I think, is very possible,” he added.
Meanwhile, presenting Gold Fields’ results for the year ended June 30, Holland said that he “wouldn’t be surprised” if gold were to trade at levels of around $1 000/oz to $1 200/oz, as the all-in costs of the industry had climbed to some $800/oz.
“I think gold has got substantial upside,” he stated, adding that he saw the metal trading at $1 000/oz by the end of the year.
[urlAre we at a bottom for gold shares?]http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty080408.html[/url]
Bob Moriarty
Archives
Aug 4, 2008
In my piece from a week ago, I put in a screenprint of the XAU over gold chart from StockCharts. At a ratio of .182, the chart showed the most negative ratio of gold shares to gold in the last five years. This week the ratio got even more negative with the ratio plunging to .176. People simply hate gold shares.
Since most profitable investors use contrarian opinion, the ratio is a screaming buy signal for both gold and gold shares. We are in a worldwide financial collapse with more banks going under each week but there is a lot of money sitting on the sidelines waiting to find a safe home. Nothing has changed my belief that the only safe haven is in natural resources, preferably gold and silver production stories.
It has been said that the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent but this chart is telling me now is a safe time to invest in either gold or gold shares. In addition, seasonality of gold says August is the best time of the year to buy.
August is also the time most stock brokers take vacation so share trading is generally lighter than any other month of the year. It's entirely possible for shares to drift down even further on the lightest of volume. However I believe when gold turns, the climb in shares will be violent and quick. We have had the crash in gold I called for on March 17th. I believe we are at a bottom or near as dammit to a bottom.
Aug 3, 2008
Bob Moriarty
President: 321gold
Bob Moriarty
Archives
Aug 4, 2008
In my piece from a week ago, I put in a screenprint of the XAU over gold chart from StockCharts. At a ratio of .182, the chart showed the most negative ratio of gold shares to gold in the last five years. This week the ratio got even more negative with the ratio plunging to .176. People simply hate gold shares.
Since most profitable investors use contrarian opinion, the ratio is a screaming buy signal for both gold and gold shares. We are in a worldwide financial collapse with more banks going under each week but there is a lot of money sitting on the sidelines waiting to find a safe home. Nothing has changed my belief that the only safe haven is in natural resources, preferably gold and silver production stories.
It has been said that the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent but this chart is telling me now is a safe time to invest in either gold or gold shares. In addition, seasonality of gold says August is the best time of the year to buy.
August is also the time most stock brokers take vacation so share trading is generally lighter than any other month of the year. It's entirely possible for shares to drift down even further on the lightest of volume. However I believe when gold turns, the climb in shares will be violent and quick. We have had the crash in gold I called for on March 17th. I believe we are at a bottom or near as dammit to a bottom.
Aug 3, 2008
Bob Moriarty
President: 321gold
[urlGlobal gold exploration ‘staggeringly unsuccessful’ – Ernst & Young]http://www.miningweekly.com/article.php?a_id=139969[/url]
By: Martin Creamer
Published on 5th August 2008
Global gold exploration was proving “staggeringly unsuccessful”, Ernst & Young global mining & metals director Dr Tim Williams said on Tuesday.
Williams told Omega’s Mining in Africa Conference in Johannesburg that the world appeared to be “running out” of gold orebodies.
“I think I might say that nearly half of the world’s exploration money is spent on looking for gold, and staggeringly unsuccessful it is, too,” Williams said.
“It’s really the only metal that seems to be running out,” he added.
Because of the global credit crunch, many mining juniors on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) of the London Stock Exchange were “in trouble”.
They were unable to raise cash by issuing shares because their share prices had behaved so badly.
There were also believed to be some “fairly major sellers” on the Aim, but not many buyers.
“The result of this is that there is going to have to be a lot of consolidation between those Aim juniors,” Williams said.
He expected that the 191 Aim mining companies would be reduced to about 150 this time next year.
He said that there had not been a single initial public offering (IPO) on the Aim in the first quarter of this year.
However, junior mining companies that were already in production were in a different category and were successful with secondary capital raising beyond their IPOs.
He flashed up a table on to an overhead screen that showed that Aim mining companies returning to the market for development capital after firming up their discoveries were continuing to be successful obtaining large amounts of capital and were currently also making lots of money.
“It’s that end of the market which is so strong,” he said.
Vast amounts of money were available in London to those who had moved beyond the exploration stage to the mining stage.
“If you have the right project, you’ll still get the money,” he said.
By: Martin Creamer
Published on 5th August 2008
Global gold exploration was proving “staggeringly unsuccessful”, Ernst & Young global mining & metals director Dr Tim Williams said on Tuesday.
Williams told Omega’s Mining in Africa Conference in Johannesburg that the world appeared to be “running out” of gold orebodies.
“I think I might say that nearly half of the world’s exploration money is spent on looking for gold, and staggeringly unsuccessful it is, too,” Williams said.
“It’s really the only metal that seems to be running out,” he added.
Because of the global credit crunch, many mining juniors on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim) of the London Stock Exchange were “in trouble”.
They were unable to raise cash by issuing shares because their share prices had behaved so badly.
There were also believed to be some “fairly major sellers” on the Aim, but not many buyers.
“The result of this is that there is going to have to be a lot of consolidation between those Aim juniors,” Williams said.
He expected that the 191 Aim mining companies would be reduced to about 150 this time next year.
He said that there had not been a single initial public offering (IPO) on the Aim in the first quarter of this year.
However, junior mining companies that were already in production were in a different category and were successful with secondary capital raising beyond their IPOs.
He flashed up a table on to an overhead screen that showed that Aim mining companies returning to the market for development capital after firming up their discoveries were continuing to be successful obtaining large amounts of capital and were currently also making lots of money.
“It’s that end of the market which is so strong,” he said.
Vast amounts of money were available in London to those who had moved beyond the exploration stage to the mining stage.
“If you have the right project, you’ll still get the money,” he said.
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-07-31 6,400 +2,400
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-07-31 6,400 +2,400
Guten M rgen !
Source: The Gold Report 08/08/2008
[urlBob Moriarty, 321gold.com: Gold is Safe Haven for Looming Crash]http://www.theaureport.com/cs/user/print/na/1533[/url]
rgen !Source: The Gold Report 08/08/2008
[urlBob Moriarty, 321gold.com: Gold is Safe Haven for Looming Crash]http://www.theaureport.com/cs/user/print/na/1533[/url]
Is the Price of Gold Artificially Depressed
Source: Seeking Alpha 08/07/2008
Upon analyzing over 30 years of data involving the gold price, we conclude that the seasonal lows usually occur in March and June. Quite often however, after the June low a secondary low is experienced in August. This secondary low is usually slightly higher than the primary low. People who have resisted the temptation to buy the June low will usually take advantage of this last opportunity before the start of the Christmas rally that seems to happen almost every year.
...Gold is amazingly cheap just now. At the current $880.00, it trades at just $30.00 (or 3.5%) above its 1980 high. During the 28 years since 1980, practically everything has risen sharply in price. From milk, bread, eggs, meat, fish, cars and houses everything else is going up in price by leaps and bounds...
This comparison makes one wonder if the price of gold might be artificially depressed. But actually, that is precisely what GATA and Frank Veneroso and John Embry have been asserting for years.
If indeed someone or a number of people are involved in deliberately suppressing the gold price, then eventually the price will rise like a beach ball that has been pushed under water...
The amount of gold in existence is finite. It cannot be increased any faster than by 1.6% per annum (the rate at which mines are producing gold). Whereas the amount of money in circulation is currently expanding at double-digit levels, on a worldwide basis, the U.S. M3 money supply back in 1980 was 1.8 trillion dollars. Today, according to economist John Williams, the U.S. M3 money supply has ballooned to almost 15 trillion dollars. Some of that extra money has the potential to move into gold.
The stage is set for a remarkable rise in the price of gold.
Source: Seeking Alpha 08/07/2008
Upon analyzing over 30 years of data involving the gold price, we conclude that the seasonal lows usually occur in March and June. Quite often however, after the June low a secondary low is experienced in August. This secondary low is usually slightly higher than the primary low. People who have resisted the temptation to buy the June low will usually take advantage of this last opportunity before the start of the Christmas rally that seems to happen almost every year.
...Gold is amazingly cheap just now. At the current $880.00, it trades at just $30.00 (or 3.5%) above its 1980 high. During the 28 years since 1980, practically everything has risen sharply in price. From milk, bread, eggs, meat, fish, cars and houses everything else is going up in price by leaps and bounds...
This comparison makes one wonder if the price of gold might be artificially depressed. But actually, that is precisely what GATA and Frank Veneroso and John Embry have been asserting for years.
If indeed someone or a number of people are involved in deliberately suppressing the gold price, then eventually the price will rise like a beach ball that has been pushed under water...
The amount of gold in existence is finite. It cannot be increased any faster than by 1.6% per annum (the rate at which mines are producing gold). Whereas the amount of money in circulation is currently expanding at double-digit levels, on a worldwide basis, the U.S. M3 money supply back in 1980 was 1.8 trillion dollars. Today, according to economist John Williams, the U.S. M3 money supply has ballooned to almost 15 trillion dollars. Some of that extra money has the potential to move into gold.
The stage is set for a remarkable rise in the price of gold.
Peru and Dorato Resources
Peru is an exceptionally mineral rich country that ranks very high on my list of places to explore. It also offers a reasonably attractive and stable environment for mining investment. The country's mining sector has grown substantially since the virtual elimination of the Shining Path (Maoist guerilla group) and the revamping of mining regulations in the early 1990's. Mining revenue now accounts for 62% ($17bil) of Peru's total exports. It is the chief contributor to the country's GDP and the largest single non-farm employer.
Peru is the number one producer of silver in the world and ranks second in zinc and copper, third in tin and fifth in gold production. The mining industry has been the driving force behind the country's impressive growth and modernization. Last year GDP increased 8% and the wealth effect is spreading into other industries unrelated to mining. Peru's standard of living is improving and the culture, cuisine and nightlife in Lima and Cusco are comparable to nearly anywhere in the world: even Oklahoma!
That's not to say that all is well and that Peru is a simple and easy place in which to explore for and develop a mine. Despite regulations requiring that half of the federal tax revenue from a mine be redistributed to the local province, there is often little evidence that this money ever makes it there. When a poor community does not see the benefits of mining, the scene is set for NGO's (non government organizations) and the Catholic Church to exploit and manipulate a largely uneducated population. This resentment and manipulation plus the inevitable mistakes large and/or foreign companies make at the local levels of society have resulted in some well-publicized screw-ups. Manhattan Minerals losing the rights to mine the Tambo Grade deposit is probably a case study in what not to do. Click here. The current social issues being faced by London listed Monterrico and the Chinese state steel company Shougang are also the result of an inability to positively interact with the local population. However, with honesty, integrity and education it is possible for a company to work within the existing legal framework and be successful in Peru.
This (see below) is where the Amazon Basin meets the Peruvian Andes. You should note that not only are there no Starbucks here, but there are no roads, villages or rock outcrops.
Dorato Resources Cordillera del Condor project area
There are very few places left in the world where a geologist can walk up a creek with a fair degree of certainty that he or she is the first one there with a rock pick. Dorato Resources' Cordillera del Condor property package is one such place.
A two-hour flight out of Lima got me to a lonely army outpost on the edge of the Amazon Basin. From there we flew another hour by helicopter across virgin jungle into an isolated exploration camp literally clinging to the hillside. The Tambo camp is at the border with Ecuador just east of the South American continental divide. It is steep, wild, uninhabited and wet terrain: the sort of place you could find anything (or nothing).
Tambo Base Camp carved into the hillside
Dorato negotiated the mineral rights to 700 square kilometers of ground along the Ecuadorian border a little over a year ago. This in itself was quite an accomplishment as the area had previously been a no-man's land disputed and fought over by Peru and Ecuador. Actually gaining the rights to explore required jumping through a series of hoops and, ultimately, the Peruvian President's signature. This was highly sought after ground which Dorato could not have secured without the depth of experience and knowledge of its Peruvian management team.
Cordillera del Condor is a very prospective and unexplored property package. It sits at the southern end of a mineralized trend that includes Corriente's Mirador copper deposits (combined measured and indicated resources of 890 million tonnes grading 0.56% copper, 0.16 grams per tonne gold), Aurelian's FDN deposit (13.7 million ounces grading 7.2 grams per tonne gold), and numerous other gold and base metal deposits. The Peruvian side of the belt has seen a few brief exploration campaigns with the most serious being a regional stream sediment program by Anglo American. Anglo's work produced a number of geochemical anomalies and the discovery of one zone of outcropping gold mineralization at Tambo. Anglo put in some trenches but was never able to follow up with drilling due to the Ecuador/Peru border dispute of 1995. The border between the two countries was ultimately demarcated in 1998.
Dorato's exploration camp at Tambo was the only place readily accessible on this trip. From the limited the outcrops that Dorato has opened up through the vegetation it appears that the mineralization at Tambo probably falls into the intermediate sulfidation category of precious metal deposits (refer to the July 4th letter). High-grade gold (up to 52 grams per tonne) plus zinc, lead and copper are localized in steeply dipping structures and shears that are generally a meter or less wide. Weak disseminated gold and base metal mineralization occurs in the host rock away from the mineralized structures. The mineralization is part of a larger alteration system hosted by volcanics and high-level porphyry intrusives. I suspect the mineralization is related to a pyritized hydrothermal breccia that contains clasts of all the local rock types. Hand dug pits and trenches over a 500 by 500 meter area provide the only outcrop and it is impossible to estimate how large this alteration zone could be. The mineralization and alteration demonstrate that a lot of fluids were pumped through the Tambo hydrothermal mineral system (a good thing).
The entire 700 square kilometer property package is geologically favorable for high, intermediate and low-sulfidation gold deposits, porphyry copper deposits and related precious and base metal skarn and vein deposits. There is a lot of ground to cover and Dorato's regional program will consist of stream reconnaissance and airborne geophysics. They also plan to drill test Tambo this year if possible. Grassroots exploration of this sort is hard and slow work, particularly given the terrain and isolation.
The company (DRI.TSX-V) has about 34 million shares outstanding (fully diluted) and approximately $10 million in the bank. They recently completed a financing with Franco-Nevada that raised $3 million at $1.70 per unit. The placement also grants Franco the option to purchase a 1% to 2% royalty under certain conditions. Approximately 8.5 million shares come free trading August 19th so there could be some weakness and volume in the stock after that date.
I purchased Dorato shares in a private placement last year based on the property's geology and favorable location on trend from some important mineralization in Ecuador. The people behind the company are legitimate, competent and serious. I am not however adding Dorato to the EI portfolio. This is a very grassroots exploration play and considering current market conditions there is no urgency to buy. I do think it is an interesting play and something well worth watching as the exploration program develops.
That's the way I see it
Brent Cook
Brent owns shares in Dorato Resources
Neono
Peru is an exceptionally mineral rich country that ranks very high on my list of places to explore. It also offers a reasonably attractive and stable environment for mining investment. The country's mining sector has grown substantially since the virtual elimination of the Shining Path (Maoist guerilla group) and the revamping of mining regulations in the early 1990's. Mining revenue now accounts for 62% ($17bil) of Peru's total exports. It is the chief contributor to the country's GDP and the largest single non-farm employer.
Peru is the number one producer of silver in the world and ranks second in zinc and copper, third in tin and fifth in gold production. The mining industry has been the driving force behind the country's impressive growth and modernization. Last year GDP increased 8% and the wealth effect is spreading into other industries unrelated to mining. Peru's standard of living is improving and the culture, cuisine and nightlife in Lima and Cusco are comparable to nearly anywhere in the world: even Oklahoma!
That's not to say that all is well and that Peru is a simple and easy place in which to explore for and develop a mine. Despite regulations requiring that half of the federal tax revenue from a mine be redistributed to the local province, there is often little evidence that this money ever makes it there. When a poor community does not see the benefits of mining, the scene is set for NGO's (non government organizations) and the Catholic Church to exploit and manipulate a largely uneducated population. This resentment and manipulation plus the inevitable mistakes large and/or foreign companies make at the local levels of society have resulted in some well-publicized screw-ups. Manhattan Minerals losing the rights to mine the Tambo Grade deposit is probably a case study in what not to do. Click here. The current social issues being faced by London listed Monterrico and the Chinese state steel company Shougang are also the result of an inability to positively interact with the local population. However, with honesty, integrity and education it is possible for a company to work within the existing legal framework and be successful in Peru.
This (see below) is where the Amazon Basin meets the Peruvian Andes. You should note that not only are there no Starbucks here, but there are no roads, villages or rock outcrops.
Dorato Resources Cordillera del Condor project area
There are very few places left in the world where a geologist can walk up a creek with a fair degree of certainty that he or she is the first one there with a rock pick. Dorato Resources' Cordillera del Condor property package is one such place.
A two-hour flight out of Lima got me to a lonely army outpost on the edge of the Amazon Basin. From there we flew another hour by helicopter across virgin jungle into an isolated exploration camp literally clinging to the hillside. The Tambo camp is at the border with Ecuador just east of the South American continental divide. It is steep, wild, uninhabited and wet terrain: the sort of place you could find anything (or nothing).
Tambo Base Camp carved into the hillside
Dorato negotiated the mineral rights to 700 square kilometers of ground along the Ecuadorian border a little over a year ago. This in itself was quite an accomplishment as the area had previously been a no-man's land disputed and fought over by Peru and Ecuador. Actually gaining the rights to explore required jumping through a series of hoops and, ultimately, the Peruvian President's signature. This was highly sought after ground which Dorato could not have secured without the depth of experience and knowledge of its Peruvian management team.
Cordillera del Condor is a very prospective and unexplored property package. It sits at the southern end of a mineralized trend that includes Corriente's Mirador copper deposits (combined measured and indicated resources of 890 million tonnes grading 0.56% copper, 0.16 grams per tonne gold), Aurelian's FDN deposit (13.7 million ounces grading 7.2 grams per tonne gold), and numerous other gold and base metal deposits. The Peruvian side of the belt has seen a few brief exploration campaigns with the most serious being a regional stream sediment program by Anglo American. Anglo's work produced a number of geochemical anomalies and the discovery of one zone of outcropping gold mineralization at Tambo. Anglo put in some trenches but was never able to follow up with drilling due to the Ecuador/Peru border dispute of 1995. The border between the two countries was ultimately demarcated in 1998.
Dorato's exploration camp at Tambo was the only place readily accessible on this trip. From the limited the outcrops that Dorato has opened up through the vegetation it appears that the mineralization at Tambo probably falls into the intermediate sulfidation category of precious metal deposits (refer to the July 4th letter). High-grade gold (up to 52 grams per tonne) plus zinc, lead and copper are localized in steeply dipping structures and shears that are generally a meter or less wide. Weak disseminated gold and base metal mineralization occurs in the host rock away from the mineralized structures. The mineralization is part of a larger alteration system hosted by volcanics and high-level porphyry intrusives. I suspect the mineralization is related to a pyritized hydrothermal breccia that contains clasts of all the local rock types. Hand dug pits and trenches over a 500 by 500 meter area provide the only outcrop and it is impossible to estimate how large this alteration zone could be. The mineralization and alteration demonstrate that a lot of fluids were pumped through the Tambo hydrothermal mineral system (a good thing).
The entire 700 square kilometer property package is geologically favorable for high, intermediate and low-sulfidation gold deposits, porphyry copper deposits and related precious and base metal skarn and vein deposits. There is a lot of ground to cover and Dorato's regional program will consist of stream reconnaissance and airborne geophysics. They also plan to drill test Tambo this year if possible. Grassroots exploration of this sort is hard and slow work, particularly given the terrain and isolation.
The company (DRI.TSX-V) has about 34 million shares outstanding (fully diluted) and approximately $10 million in the bank. They recently completed a financing with Franco-Nevada that raised $3 million at $1.70 per unit. The placement also grants Franco the option to purchase a 1% to 2% royalty under certain conditions. Approximately 8.5 million shares come free trading August 19th so there could be some weakness and volume in the stock after that date.
I purchased Dorato shares in a private placement last year based on the property's geology and favorable location on trend from some important mineralization in Ecuador. The people behind the company are legitimate, competent and serious. I am not however adding Dorato to the EI portfolio. This is a very grassroots exploration play and considering current market conditions there is no urgency to buy. I do think it is an interesting play and something well worth watching as the exploration program develops.
That's the way I see it
Brent Cook
Brent owns shares in Dorato Resources
Neono
There are very few places left in the world where a geologist can walk up a creek with a fair degree of certainty that he or she is the first one there with a rock pick. Dorato Resources' Cordillera del Condor property package is one such place.
....und trotzdem in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft zu hervorragenden properties, die bereits Ressourcen in zweistelligem Mio.-Bereich hervorbrachten - eine ideale Kombination!
....und trotzdem in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft zu hervorragenden properties, die bereits Ressourcen in zweistelligem Mio.-Bereich hervorbrachten - eine ideale Kombination!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.702.485 von Neono am 11.08.08 19:00:41 Danke !
Danke !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.702.485 von Neono am 11.08.08 19:00:41720 Quadrat Kilometer Land, einfach ein wahnsinns Gebiet!
Genug Fläche um 50 Jahre und länger nur Löcher zu bohren!
Das Andengebiet ist schwer zugänglich, extremen Witterungen ausgesetzt!
Ich stelle mir das sehr schwierig vor unter diesen wiedrigen Umständen voran zu kommen,
geschweige denn, irgendwann sogar gewinnbringend abzubauen.
Wie siehst Du das Neono?
Sind nur Gedanken die mich bei Dorato so beschäftigen!
Ich bin auch noch nicht investiert!
derschweizer
Genug Fläche um 50 Jahre und länger nur Löcher zu bohren!
Das Andengebiet ist schwer zugänglich, extremen Witterungen ausgesetzt!
Ich stelle mir das sehr schwierig vor unter diesen wiedrigen Umständen voran zu kommen,
geschweige denn, irgendwann sogar gewinnbringend abzubauen.
Wie siehst Du das Neono?
Sind nur Gedanken die mich bei Dorato so beschäftigen!
Ich bin auch noch nicht investiert!
derschweizer
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.702.818 von derschweizer am 11.08.08 19:41:09Dschungel.... du siehst kaum was. Musst Dich auf die Technik verlassen. Vielleicht hilft Franco Nevada mit dem Alster System von Newmont. Bottom Picking und in 18 Monaten heftig lächeln
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.702.906 von Neono am 11.08.08 19:50:34...ohne Technik währen Sie aufgeschmissen!
Dann hoffe ich mal das Beste für die Jungs!
derschweizer
Dann hoffe ich mal das Beste für die Jungs!
derschweizer
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.702.485 von Neono am 11.08.08 19:00:41oh, brent cook.... vielen dank
vielen dank
[urlPrecious Metals Stocks Major Buy Alert...]http://www.321gold.com/editorials/maund/maund081208.html[/url]
Clive Maund
Aug 12, 2008
If you take a stroll around the financial district of any big city such as London, New York or Tokyo, you will walk past countless well dressed and groomed men, in smart suits and ties with tidily coiffured hair and neatly clipped nails, and if you listen to their conversations you will observe that many of them speak softly in measured tones. The image conveyed is one of poise and professionalism. Yet beneath the veneer of civility and reasonableness there frequently lurks a seething cauldron of greed, lust - and fear, a fact which many women are instinctively aware of and which business women are able to turn to their advantage. If you do not believe this you only have to pay a visit to some of the seedier nightspots that are not too far away, and not just at night but even in the lunch hour, and observe the same people "letting their hair down", but even more effective and convenient is to simply observe action in the stockmarkets, where absurdity and irrationality have free reign. This is the arena where all the anxiety of those countless worried looking commuters you see at the train station reading newspapers and peering into their Blackberries, and the trigger happy performance driven stressed out types in dealing rooms around the world is distilled into action. Want an example? - you need look no further than the action in the gold and silver market in recent weeks and especially in recent days, and especially in Precious Metals stocks, where worried selling has cascaded into the blind panic that we have witnessed over the past few days.
Market panics are a "harvest time" for seasoned speculators who, armed with a war chest of cash, coolly watch from the sidelines as the great unwashed masses push and shove and beat their way towards the exits, gripped by blind fear that the world is coming to an end, at least as far as their investments are concerned, and that if they don't sell immediately their previously cherished holdings, they will get much less for them later and perhaps nothing. They jettison everything, regardless of fundamental or intrinsic value, and as the panic approaches maximum intensity and prices accelerate into a vertical descent, the Smart Money moves in and vacuums up all the trashed securities at firesale prices and then sits back and relaxes, assured of huge profits as prices stabilize ahead of the next long upleg. The investment masses, lying battered and bruised on the sidewalk, take a sideways look up to see the Smart Money limousines pulling smoothly away, their occupants chuckling with contented glee, and acknowledging their benefactors out on the street with a final "Thanks suckers!". That is exactly the situation we find ourselves in with respect to the Precious Metals sector right now, and especially with respect to Precious Metals stocks, which are close to or at a historic extreme low relative to the metals.
The oversold extremes and extremes of negative sentiment that we are now at are abundantly obvious on many charts. If we take a look at the chart of the XAU index going way back to 1990 we can see that that the steep plunge of the past couple of weeks has resulted in its MACD indicator, shown at the bottom of the chart, dropping not just to its normal oversold extremes, but way, way beyond them, so that it can reasonably be described as being insanely oversold, and as the index is likely to drop in the early trade to even lower levels, after last nights losses in the metals in the Far East, that take it into our target zone, this indicator will hit even lower levels. On this chart we are also afforded the perspective of seeing the entire Precious Metals stock bull market in its entirety from the trough late in 2000. This enables us to see that despite the savage losses that have just occurred, the long-term uptrend in the index remains unbroken and with it now approaching its long-term uptrend line, underpinned by the strong support level shown, and incredibly oversold, we are very close to or at a major buy spot.
While on the subject of oversold we would be remiss in not keeping the spotlight on the extreme disparity that now exists between gold stocks and gold itself. As many readers will not need to be reminded the drop in gold stocks in recent months and especially in recent days has been out of proportion to the drop in gold, a fact made clear by the long-term chart for the XAU index relative to gold shown below. The time period selected for this chart is the same as that for the XAU chart above, i.e. back to 1990 to enable direct comparison. On this chart we can see that after smashing through relative support in the 0.18 area a few days back the ratio has dropped to even lower levels and is now arriving at the freak low of late 2000. What this chart makes clear is that gold stocks are now grossly undervalued relative to gold itself, making them doubly attractive, and this is just the large gold stocks - if we stop to consider the junior and exploration stocks, they have been almost vaporised by the latest declines, and the better ones, which can lay claim to real resources, must now be very attractive to predators.
Precious Metals stocks are expected to drop into our target zone below 300 on the HUI index and below 130 on the XAU index very soon now, and possibly in the early trade this morning. As these indices can be expected to bounce very strongly once their targets are met - and could turn a little above the target levels - it is thought wise to start buying ahead of the bottom.
Clive Maund
Aug 12, 2008
If you take a stroll around the financial district of any big city such as London, New York or Tokyo, you will walk past countless well dressed and groomed men, in smart suits and ties with tidily coiffured hair and neatly clipped nails, and if you listen to their conversations you will observe that many of them speak softly in measured tones. The image conveyed is one of poise and professionalism. Yet beneath the veneer of civility and reasonableness there frequently lurks a seething cauldron of greed, lust - and fear, a fact which many women are instinctively aware of and which business women are able to turn to their advantage. If you do not believe this you only have to pay a visit to some of the seedier nightspots that are not too far away, and not just at night but even in the lunch hour, and observe the same people "letting their hair down", but even more effective and convenient is to simply observe action in the stockmarkets, where absurdity and irrationality have free reign. This is the arena where all the anxiety of those countless worried looking commuters you see at the train station reading newspapers and peering into their Blackberries, and the trigger happy performance driven stressed out types in dealing rooms around the world is distilled into action. Want an example? - you need look no further than the action in the gold and silver market in recent weeks and especially in recent days, and especially in Precious Metals stocks, where worried selling has cascaded into the blind panic that we have witnessed over the past few days.
Market panics are a "harvest time" for seasoned speculators who, armed with a war chest of cash, coolly watch from the sidelines as the great unwashed masses push and shove and beat their way towards the exits, gripped by blind fear that the world is coming to an end, at least as far as their investments are concerned, and that if they don't sell immediately their previously cherished holdings, they will get much less for them later and perhaps nothing. They jettison everything, regardless of fundamental or intrinsic value, and as the panic approaches maximum intensity and prices accelerate into a vertical descent, the Smart Money moves in and vacuums up all the trashed securities at firesale prices and then sits back and relaxes, assured of huge profits as prices stabilize ahead of the next long upleg. The investment masses, lying battered and bruised on the sidewalk, take a sideways look up to see the Smart Money limousines pulling smoothly away, their occupants chuckling with contented glee, and acknowledging their benefactors out on the street with a final "Thanks suckers!". That is exactly the situation we find ourselves in with respect to the Precious Metals sector right now, and especially with respect to Precious Metals stocks, which are close to or at a historic extreme low relative to the metals.
The oversold extremes and extremes of negative sentiment that we are now at are abundantly obvious on many charts. If we take a look at the chart of the XAU index going way back to 1990 we can see that that the steep plunge of the past couple of weeks has resulted in its MACD indicator, shown at the bottom of the chart, dropping not just to its normal oversold extremes, but way, way beyond them, so that it can reasonably be described as being insanely oversold, and as the index is likely to drop in the early trade to even lower levels, after last nights losses in the metals in the Far East, that take it into our target zone, this indicator will hit even lower levels. On this chart we are also afforded the perspective of seeing the entire Precious Metals stock bull market in its entirety from the trough late in 2000. This enables us to see that despite the savage losses that have just occurred, the long-term uptrend in the index remains unbroken and with it now approaching its long-term uptrend line, underpinned by the strong support level shown, and incredibly oversold, we are very close to or at a major buy spot.
While on the subject of oversold we would be remiss in not keeping the spotlight on the extreme disparity that now exists between gold stocks and gold itself. As many readers will not need to be reminded the drop in gold stocks in recent months and especially in recent days has been out of proportion to the drop in gold, a fact made clear by the long-term chart for the XAU index relative to gold shown below. The time period selected for this chart is the same as that for the XAU chart above, i.e. back to 1990 to enable direct comparison. On this chart we can see that after smashing through relative support in the 0.18 area a few days back the ratio has dropped to even lower levels and is now arriving at the freak low of late 2000. What this chart makes clear is that gold stocks are now grossly undervalued relative to gold itself, making them doubly attractive, and this is just the large gold stocks - if we stop to consider the junior and exploration stocks, they have been almost vaporised by the latest declines, and the better ones, which can lay claim to real resources, must now be very attractive to predators.
Precious Metals stocks are expected to drop into our target zone below 300 on the HUI index and below 130 on the XAU index very soon now, and possibly in the early trade this morning. As these indices can be expected to bounce very strongly once their targets are met - and could turn a little above the target levels - it is thought wise to start buying ahead of the bottom.
Soeben wurde in einem gerade versendeten "Mailer" erstmals Dorato erwähnt. Sollte es Dorato-Aktionäre geben, die noch nicht im "Mailer" drin sind, dann reicht bei Interesse eine kurze BM mit einer korrekten Emailadresse und schon seid auch Ihr dabei...
[urlStage two of the gold bull market is just beginning ]http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/ambrose_evans-pritchard/blog/2008/08/12/stage_two_of_the_gold_bull_market_is_just_beginning[/url]
Tuesday, August 12, 2008, 07:28 PM GMT [General]
A war breaks out in the Caucasus, pitting Russia against a close ally of the United States. Inflation reaches a new peak in the euro-zone. The CPI reaches the highest in Britain since Bank of England independence. Rampant inflation sweeps the developing world.
Yet gold crashes. It has failed to deliver on its core promises as a safe-haven and inflation hedge, at least for now. Why?
Four possible answers:
1) Nobody seriously believes that Russia will over-play its hand. The world could not care less about Georgia anyway. Ergo, this is a bogus geopolitical crisis.
2) The inflation story is vastly exaggerated in the OECD core of countries that still make up 60pc of the global economy. The price of gold is already looking beyond the oil and food spike of early to mid 2008 (a lagging indicator of loose money two to three years ago) to the much more serious matter of debt-deflation that lies ahead.
3) The seven-year slide of the dollar is over as investors at last wake up to the reality that the global economy is falling off a cliff. Indeed, the US is the only G7 country that is not yet in or on the cusp recession. (It soon will be, but by then others will be prostrate). As an anti-dollar play, gold is finished for this cycle.
4) The entire commodity boom has hit the buffers. Looming world recession (growth below 3pc on the IMF definition) trumps the supercycle for the time being.
Gold has fallen from $1030 an ounce in February to $807 today in London trading. It has collapsed through key layers of technical support, triggering automatic stop-loss sales. The Goldman Sachs short-position that I have been observing with some curiosity has paid off.
For gold bugs, the unthinkable has now happened. The metal has fallen through its 50-week moving average, the key support line that has held solid through the seven-year bull market. This week is not over yet, of course. If gold recovers enough in coming days, it could still close above the line.
Courtesy of my old colleague Peter Brimelow - whose columns on gold are a must-read - note that Australia's Privateer point and figure chart has also broken its upward line for the first time since 2002. This is serious technical damage.
So have we reached the moment when gold bugs must start questioning their deepest assumptions. Have they bought too deeply into the "dollar-collapse/M3 monetary bubble" tale, ignoring all the other moving parts in the complex global system? Nobody wants to be left holding the bag all the way down to the bottom of the slide, long after the hedge funds have sold out.
Well, my own view is that gold bugs should start looking very closely at something else: the implosion of Europe. (Japan is in recession too)
Germany's economy shrank by 1pc in Q2. Italy shrank by 0.3pc. Spain is sliding into a crisis that looks all too like the early stages of Argentina's debacle in 2001. The head of the Spanish banking federation today pleaded with the European Central Bank for rescue measures to end the credit crisis.
The slow-burn damage of the over-valued euro is becoming apparent in every corner of the eurozone. The ECB misjudged the severity of the downturn, as executive board member Lorenzo Bini-Smaghi admitted today in the Italian press. By raising interest rates into the teeth of the storm last month, Frankfurt has made it that much more likely that parts of Europe's credit system will seize up as defaults snowball next year.
As readers know, I do not believe the eurozone is a fully workable currency union over the long run. There was a momentary "convergence" when the currencies were fixed in perpetuity, mostly in 1995. They have diverged ever since. The rift between North and South was not enough to fracture the system in the first post-EMU downturn, the dotcom bust. We have moved a long way since then. The Club Med bloc is now massively dependent on capital inflows from North Europe to plug their current account gaps: Spain (10pc), Portugal (10pc), Greece (14pc). UBS warned that these flows are no longer forthcoming.
The central banks of Asia, the Mid-East, and Russia have been parking a chunk of their $6 trillion reserves in European bonds on the assumption that the euro can serve as a twin pillar of the global monetary system alongside the dollar. But the euro is nothing like the dollar. It has no European government, tax, or social security system to back it up. Each member country is sovereign, each fiercely proud, answering to its own ancient rythms.
It lacks the mechanism of "fiscal transfers" to switch money to depressed regions. The Babel of languages keeps workers pinned down in their own country. The escape valve of labour mobility is half-blocked. We are about to find out whether EMU really has the levels of political solidarity of a nation, the kind that holds America's currency union together through storms.
My guess is that political protest will mark the next phase of this drama. Almost half a million people have lost their jobs in Spain alone over the last year. At some point, the feeling of national impotence in the face of monetary rule from Frankfurt will erupt into popular fury. The ECB will swallow its pride and opt for a weak euro policy, or face its own destruction.
What we are about to see is a race to the bottom by the world's major currencies as each tries to devalue against others in a beggar-thy-neighbour policy to shore up exports, or indeed simply because they have to cut rates frantically to stave off the consequences of debt-deleveraging and the risk of an outright Slump.
When that happens - if it is not already happening - it will become clear that the both pillars of the global monetary system are unstable, infested with the dry rot of excess debt.
The Fed has already invoked Article 13 (3) - the "unusual and exigent circumstances" clause last used in the Great Depression - to rescue Bear Stearns. The US Treasury has since had to shore up Fannie and Freddie, the world's two biggest financial institutions.
Europe's turn will come next. We will discover that Europe cannot conduct such rescues. There is no lender of last resort in the system. The ECB is prohibited by the Maastricht Treaty from carrying out direct bail-outs. There is no EU treasury. So the answer will be drift and paralysis.
When EU Single Market Commissioner Charlie McCreevy was asked at a dinner what Brussels would have done if the eurozone faced a crisis like Bear Stearns, he rolled his eyes and thanked the Heavens that so such crisis had yet happened.
It will.
Gold bugs, you ain't seen nothing yet. Gold at $800 looks like a bargain in the new world currency disorder.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008, 07:28 PM GMT [General]
A war breaks out in the Caucasus, pitting Russia against a close ally of the United States. Inflation reaches a new peak in the euro-zone. The CPI reaches the highest in Britain since Bank of England independence. Rampant inflation sweeps the developing world.
Yet gold crashes. It has failed to deliver on its core promises as a safe-haven and inflation hedge, at least for now. Why?
Four possible answers:
1) Nobody seriously believes that Russia will over-play its hand. The world could not care less about Georgia anyway. Ergo, this is a bogus geopolitical crisis.
2) The inflation story is vastly exaggerated in the OECD core of countries that still make up 60pc of the global economy. The price of gold is already looking beyond the oil and food spike of early to mid 2008 (a lagging indicator of loose money two to three years ago) to the much more serious matter of debt-deflation that lies ahead.
3) The seven-year slide of the dollar is over as investors at last wake up to the reality that the global economy is falling off a cliff. Indeed, the US is the only G7 country that is not yet in or on the cusp recession. (It soon will be, but by then others will be prostrate). As an anti-dollar play, gold is finished for this cycle.
4) The entire commodity boom has hit the buffers. Looming world recession (growth below 3pc on the IMF definition) trumps the supercycle for the time being.
Gold has fallen from $1030 an ounce in February to $807 today in London trading. It has collapsed through key layers of technical support, triggering automatic stop-loss sales. The Goldman Sachs short-position that I have been observing with some curiosity has paid off.
For gold bugs, the unthinkable has now happened. The metal has fallen through its 50-week moving average, the key support line that has held solid through the seven-year bull market. This week is not over yet, of course. If gold recovers enough in coming days, it could still close above the line.
Courtesy of my old colleague Peter Brimelow - whose columns on gold are a must-read - note that Australia's Privateer point and figure chart has also broken its upward line for the first time since 2002. This is serious technical damage.
So have we reached the moment when gold bugs must start questioning their deepest assumptions. Have they bought too deeply into the "dollar-collapse/M3 monetary bubble" tale, ignoring all the other moving parts in the complex global system? Nobody wants to be left holding the bag all the way down to the bottom of the slide, long after the hedge funds have sold out.
Well, my own view is that gold bugs should start looking very closely at something else: the implosion of Europe. (Japan is in recession too)
Germany's economy shrank by 1pc in Q2. Italy shrank by 0.3pc. Spain is sliding into a crisis that looks all too like the early stages of Argentina's debacle in 2001. The head of the Spanish banking federation today pleaded with the European Central Bank for rescue measures to end the credit crisis.
The slow-burn damage of the over-valued euro is becoming apparent in every corner of the eurozone. The ECB misjudged the severity of the downturn, as executive board member Lorenzo Bini-Smaghi admitted today in the Italian press. By raising interest rates into the teeth of the storm last month, Frankfurt has made it that much more likely that parts of Europe's credit system will seize up as defaults snowball next year.
As readers know, I do not believe the eurozone is a fully workable currency union over the long run. There was a momentary "convergence" when the currencies were fixed in perpetuity, mostly in 1995. They have diverged ever since. The rift between North and South was not enough to fracture the system in the first post-EMU downturn, the dotcom bust. We have moved a long way since then. The Club Med bloc is now massively dependent on capital inflows from North Europe to plug their current account gaps: Spain (10pc), Portugal (10pc), Greece (14pc). UBS warned that these flows are no longer forthcoming.
The central banks of Asia, the Mid-East, and Russia have been parking a chunk of their $6 trillion reserves in European bonds on the assumption that the euro can serve as a twin pillar of the global monetary system alongside the dollar. But the euro is nothing like the dollar. It has no European government, tax, or social security system to back it up. Each member country is sovereign, each fiercely proud, answering to its own ancient rythms.
It lacks the mechanism of "fiscal transfers" to switch money to depressed regions. The Babel of languages keeps workers pinned down in their own country. The escape valve of labour mobility is half-blocked. We are about to find out whether EMU really has the levels of political solidarity of a nation, the kind that holds America's currency union together through storms.
My guess is that political protest will mark the next phase of this drama. Almost half a million people have lost their jobs in Spain alone over the last year. At some point, the feeling of national impotence in the face of monetary rule from Frankfurt will erupt into popular fury. The ECB will swallow its pride and opt for a weak euro policy, or face its own destruction.
What we are about to see is a race to the bottom by the world's major currencies as each tries to devalue against others in a beggar-thy-neighbour policy to shore up exports, or indeed simply because they have to cut rates frantically to stave off the consequences of debt-deleveraging and the risk of an outright Slump.
When that happens - if it is not already happening - it will become clear that the both pillars of the global monetary system are unstable, infested with the dry rot of excess debt.
The Fed has already invoked Article 13 (3) - the "unusual and exigent circumstances" clause last used in the Great Depression - to rescue Bear Stearns. The US Treasury has since had to shore up Fannie and Freddie, the world's two biggest financial institutions.
Europe's turn will come next. We will discover that Europe cannot conduct such rescues. There is no lender of last resort in the system. The ECB is prohibited by the Maastricht Treaty from carrying out direct bail-outs. There is no EU treasury. So the answer will be drift and paralysis.
When EU Single Market Commissioner Charlie McCreevy was asked at a dinner what Brussels would have done if the eurozone faced a crisis like Bear Stearns, he rolled his eyes and thanked the Heavens that so such crisis had yet happened.
It will.
Gold bugs, you ain't seen nothing yet. Gold at $800 looks like a bargain in the new world currency disorder.
super Kursentwicklung! Langsam aber stetig gehts bergab.
Dorato mag ja ein Hoffnungsträger sein, aber die Kursentwicklung ist einfach Sch...
Das ist voll ärgerlich, wenn man zu 1,10 Euro rein ist und sich den Verlauf anschaut. und heute tut es richtig weh!
Dorato mag ja ein Hoffnungsträger sein, aber die Kursentwicklung ist einfach Sch...
Das ist voll ärgerlich, wenn man zu 1,10 Euro rein ist und sich den Verlauf anschaut. und heute tut es richtig weh!
[urlRecord gold demand by value in 2Q – World Gold Council]http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page33?oid=59577&sn=Detail[/url]
Gold demand in dollar terms at a new record, retail investment up 29% year-on-year. Jewellery takes in increasing amount of consumer discretionary spending.
Author: Rhona O’Connell
Posted: Wednesday , 13 Aug 2008
Mineweb
LONDON -
The latest edition of "Gold Demand Trends", published by the World Gold Council, using figures compiled by independent research house GFMS Ltd., records that global dollar demand for gold in the second quarter of this year reached US$21.2 billion This is a new record and is some 9% above the level recorded in the second quarter of 2007. Investment demand led the charge with an increase of 29% at $3.5 billion in the quarter. Once again Vietnam was particularly strong, along with China, the US, and Egypt.
High and volatile prices had a deleterious effect on tonnage, however, with global demand falling by 107 tonnes or 19% against the second quarter of 2007 to 735.6 tonnes, thus extending a decline in volume demand that began in the fourth quarter of 2007. Jewellery demand was particularly affected, falling by 159 tonnes or 23% to 504 tonnes, with the situation worsened by the global credit squeeze and growing inflationary pressures, which impinged on consumer spending. India was responsible for two-thirds of the fall in jewellery demand. The global jewellery market did, however, recover from the depressed levels of the first quarter of this year, rising by 59.7 tonnes or 13.4%.
Identifiable investment demand world-wide was more resilient than jewellery, but was slightly softer on an absolute tonnage basis, falling by 11.6 tonnes or 4% against the second quarter of 2007 as some investors took profits, despite the fact that a number of markets turned to gold due to its investment attributes as a safe haven in times of rising inflation and unstable equity markets. Trends in retail investment differed significantly between markets. China, the US and Vietnam registered strong increases year-on-year, driven by concerns over the general economic climate, inflation and equity market weakness while India and much of the Middle East were weaker. India has a huge influence here, also with a fall of 29.6 tonnes. In other words, world-wide investment demand, net of India, actually increased by 18 tonnes, driven higher by the same external factors that constrained jewellery demand.
When compared with the first quarter of this year the market was considerably stronger, with a 37.5 tonnes (107%) increase in bar hoarding driving a 54.6 tonne increase in net retail investment activity.
Exchange Traded Funds experienced a small net inflow of four tonnes, which compares favourably with the 2.6 tonnes outflow of the second quarter of 2007, although it was much slower than the 73 tonne gain in the first quarter, reflecting heavy outflows in late April before the trend turned positive in June - a trend that was continued into July with holdings passing the 1,000 tonne mark
Looking forward, the study suggests that while the sense of economic or financial crisis lasts, gold investment demand will continue to be robust, although high prices are likely to generate a certain amount of profit taking. Jewellery demand is expected to remain subdued under those circumstances. The potential for stronger jewellery purchases is still there, however, once prices stabilise sufficiently to generate consumer purchasing in the countries that are sensitive to price volatility. As far as supply is concerned, the pace of net de-hedging that has contributed to the tight supply situation of recent years is not sustainable for much longer, if at all. Net central bank sales, however, appear to be slowing and the WGC states that unless a substantial new seller emerges, net sales under the Central Bank Gold Agreement in the current CBGA year (ends 26th September) could be the lowest since the first agreement was signed in 1999. The lowest level in a calendar year since 1999 has been 370 tonnes in 2006, while the average from 1999 - 2007 inclusive has been 515 tonnes.
Elsewhere on the supply side, scrap was 13% higher than in the second quarter pf 2007, with 256 tonnes generated- although this was down from the 318 tonnes returned in the first quarter. Lower prices meant that supplies from Asia and the Middle East were reduced by comparison with February and March. In Europe and North America jewellery return has been encouraged by advertising programmes in response to high prices, although return from the suppliers and retailers has been lower as the industry has been working form reduced inventory levels.
Individual trends were mixed. India, which typically accounts for 20% of world gold jewellery demand, was by far the largest faller (as it had been in the first quarter), down by 47% or 105 tonnes to 188 tonnes, to comprise 23.5% of total. Indian retail investment was down by 41% to 43.4 tonnes as a result of price volatility and the erosion of purchasing power from disposable income as a result of inflation, giving a combined total of 151.4 tonnes or 26.0% of world jewellery and retail investment combined. It is important to bear in mind, however, that the second quarter of 2007 was particularly strong in India as a result of relatively stable gold prices and a booming domestic economy. Indian jewellery demand in this past quarter was down by just 10% against the second quarter of 2006, but by 32% against the average for the second quarters of 2004 - 2008 inclusive.
India was the only consumer to register falls in three figures, with the second largest tonnage decline coming from the US and Pakistan, with falls of 14.3 tonnes each. Iranian demand fell by twelve tonnes and the Middle East as a whole dropped by eleven tonnes. All other falls were in single figures Turkey the world's second largest market for jewellery, had a difficult start to the quarter as political turmoil added to price pressures with jewellery demand falling by 15% as a result. In local currency terms, however, spending was up by 7%. Conditions in the US deteriorated further, with spending stifled in all but the top brackets of the gold jewellery market. For the first half of the year, gold jewellery offtake was 72.5 tonnes, a fall of 27% on the corresponding period of 2007. In value terms, the contained gold purchased over the period was up by 1% at US$2.13 billion.
China was robust, with a 2% increase in tonnage of gold jewellery consumption in the second quarter, with a 6% growth rate, which translated into an increase of 35% in local currency value terms. The real success story here was investment bar demand, which shot up by 125%, to 9.8 tonnes, with investment interest fuelled both by the rising gold price and the weakening local equity market aided, of course, by the release during the quarter of the final tranche of commemorative coins for the Olympic Games.
From the expenditure standpoint, total identifiable demand rose by 9% to US$21.2 billion. Jewellery demand was 2% higher than a year earlier at US$14.5 billion while investment spending was up by 29%. For the first half year the dollar value of global spending on gold jewellery (in terms of the value of the contained gold, not the total spend) was 7% higher than for the first half of 2007, which the Council regards as encouraging in that it shows that jewellery was absorbing a higher level of consumer discretionary spending than previously.
The study looks also at the industrial and dental offtake in the gold market, recording a 5% decline against the second quarter of 2007 to 112 tonnes. For the first half year the fall was 5% to 222.8 tonnes against 234 tonnes in the first half of 2007.
While the study, which looks at demand in individual countries on a case by case basis and contains also an interesting focus on the market in Vietnam, does not make a specific prediction for the third quarter, the view is that while there is scope for an increase in gold jewellery demand through to September, this will be dependent on price stabilisation and the markets are likely to remain subdued in most countries. Investment demand by contrast, is likely to benefit from the same factors that are muting the jewellery market.
Gold demand in dollar terms at a new record, retail investment up 29% year-on-year. Jewellery takes in increasing amount of consumer discretionary spending.
Author: Rhona O’Connell
Posted: Wednesday , 13 Aug 2008
Mineweb
LONDON -
The latest edition of "Gold Demand Trends", published by the World Gold Council, using figures compiled by independent research house GFMS Ltd., records that global dollar demand for gold in the second quarter of this year reached US$21.2 billion This is a new record and is some 9% above the level recorded in the second quarter of 2007. Investment demand led the charge with an increase of 29% at $3.5 billion in the quarter. Once again Vietnam was particularly strong, along with China, the US, and Egypt.
High and volatile prices had a deleterious effect on tonnage, however, with global demand falling by 107 tonnes or 19% against the second quarter of 2007 to 735.6 tonnes, thus extending a decline in volume demand that began in the fourth quarter of 2007. Jewellery demand was particularly affected, falling by 159 tonnes or 23% to 504 tonnes, with the situation worsened by the global credit squeeze and growing inflationary pressures, which impinged on consumer spending. India was responsible for two-thirds of the fall in jewellery demand. The global jewellery market did, however, recover from the depressed levels of the first quarter of this year, rising by 59.7 tonnes or 13.4%.
Identifiable investment demand world-wide was more resilient than jewellery, but was slightly softer on an absolute tonnage basis, falling by 11.6 tonnes or 4% against the second quarter of 2007 as some investors took profits, despite the fact that a number of markets turned to gold due to its investment attributes as a safe haven in times of rising inflation and unstable equity markets. Trends in retail investment differed significantly between markets. China, the US and Vietnam registered strong increases year-on-year, driven by concerns over the general economic climate, inflation and equity market weakness while India and much of the Middle East were weaker. India has a huge influence here, also with a fall of 29.6 tonnes. In other words, world-wide investment demand, net of India, actually increased by 18 tonnes, driven higher by the same external factors that constrained jewellery demand.
When compared with the first quarter of this year the market was considerably stronger, with a 37.5 tonnes (107%) increase in bar hoarding driving a 54.6 tonne increase in net retail investment activity.
Exchange Traded Funds experienced a small net inflow of four tonnes, which compares favourably with the 2.6 tonnes outflow of the second quarter of 2007, although it was much slower than the 73 tonne gain in the first quarter, reflecting heavy outflows in late April before the trend turned positive in June - a trend that was continued into July with holdings passing the 1,000 tonne mark
Looking forward, the study suggests that while the sense of economic or financial crisis lasts, gold investment demand will continue to be robust, although high prices are likely to generate a certain amount of profit taking. Jewellery demand is expected to remain subdued under those circumstances. The potential for stronger jewellery purchases is still there, however, once prices stabilise sufficiently to generate consumer purchasing in the countries that are sensitive to price volatility. As far as supply is concerned, the pace of net de-hedging that has contributed to the tight supply situation of recent years is not sustainable for much longer, if at all. Net central bank sales, however, appear to be slowing and the WGC states that unless a substantial new seller emerges, net sales under the Central Bank Gold Agreement in the current CBGA year (ends 26th September) could be the lowest since the first agreement was signed in 1999. The lowest level in a calendar year since 1999 has been 370 tonnes in 2006, while the average from 1999 - 2007 inclusive has been 515 tonnes.
Elsewhere on the supply side, scrap was 13% higher than in the second quarter pf 2007, with 256 tonnes generated- although this was down from the 318 tonnes returned in the first quarter. Lower prices meant that supplies from Asia and the Middle East were reduced by comparison with February and March. In Europe and North America jewellery return has been encouraged by advertising programmes in response to high prices, although return from the suppliers and retailers has been lower as the industry has been working form reduced inventory levels.
Individual trends were mixed. India, which typically accounts for 20% of world gold jewellery demand, was by far the largest faller (as it had been in the first quarter), down by 47% or 105 tonnes to 188 tonnes, to comprise 23.5% of total. Indian retail investment was down by 41% to 43.4 tonnes as a result of price volatility and the erosion of purchasing power from disposable income as a result of inflation, giving a combined total of 151.4 tonnes or 26.0% of world jewellery and retail investment combined. It is important to bear in mind, however, that the second quarter of 2007 was particularly strong in India as a result of relatively stable gold prices and a booming domestic economy. Indian jewellery demand in this past quarter was down by just 10% against the second quarter of 2006, but by 32% against the average for the second quarters of 2004 - 2008 inclusive.
India was the only consumer to register falls in three figures, with the second largest tonnage decline coming from the US and Pakistan, with falls of 14.3 tonnes each. Iranian demand fell by twelve tonnes and the Middle East as a whole dropped by eleven tonnes. All other falls were in single figures Turkey the world's second largest market for jewellery, had a difficult start to the quarter as political turmoil added to price pressures with jewellery demand falling by 15% as a result. In local currency terms, however, spending was up by 7%. Conditions in the US deteriorated further, with spending stifled in all but the top brackets of the gold jewellery market. For the first half of the year, gold jewellery offtake was 72.5 tonnes, a fall of 27% on the corresponding period of 2007. In value terms, the contained gold purchased over the period was up by 1% at US$2.13 billion.
China was robust, with a 2% increase in tonnage of gold jewellery consumption in the second quarter, with a 6% growth rate, which translated into an increase of 35% in local currency value terms. The real success story here was investment bar demand, which shot up by 125%, to 9.8 tonnes, with investment interest fuelled both by the rising gold price and the weakening local equity market aided, of course, by the release during the quarter of the final tranche of commemorative coins for the Olympic Games.
From the expenditure standpoint, total identifiable demand rose by 9% to US$21.2 billion. Jewellery demand was 2% higher than a year earlier at US$14.5 billion while investment spending was up by 29%. For the first half year the dollar value of global spending on gold jewellery (in terms of the value of the contained gold, not the total spend) was 7% higher than for the first half of 2007, which the Council regards as encouraging in that it shows that jewellery was absorbing a higher level of consumer discretionary spending than previously.
The study looks also at the industrial and dental offtake in the gold market, recording a 5% decline against the second quarter of 2007 to 112 tonnes. For the first half year the fall was 5% to 222.8 tonnes against 234 tonnes in the first half of 2007.
While the study, which looks at demand in individual countries on a case by case basis and contains also an interesting focus on the market in Vietnam, does not make a specific prediction for the third quarter, the view is that while there is scope for an increase in gold jewellery demand through to September, this will be dependent on price stabilisation and the markets are likely to remain subdued in most countries. Investment demand by contrast, is likely to benefit from the same factors that are muting the jewellery market.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.720.970 von Makalu8000 am 13.08.08 19:08:59
Du hast Dich nicht für den Mailer eingetragen, daher kannst Du es nicht wissen:
Die Tage wird ein PP zu 0,60 CAD frei. Schnäppchenjäger sollen sich bei CAD 0,70 = € 0,45 auf die Lauer legen.
Schlimm?
Nööö, so ist das Business hier nun mal.
Das Gold, was evtl. irgendwo auf den Proberties von Dorato liegt, liegt immer noch dort. Jeff & Co. müssen es nur finden, aber das wird eine Zeitlang dauern. Hier braucht man Geduld, die man auch bei Aurelian investieren musste!
Du hast Dich nicht für den Mailer eingetragen, daher kannst Du es nicht wissen:
Die Tage wird ein PP zu 0,60 CAD frei. Schnäppchenjäger sollen sich bei CAD 0,70 = € 0,45 auf die Lauer legen.
Schlimm?
Nööö, so ist das Business hier nun mal.
Das Gold, was evtl. irgendwo auf den Proberties von Dorato liegt, liegt immer noch dort. Jeff & Co. müssen es nur finden, aber das wird eine Zeitlang dauern. Hier braucht man Geduld, die man auch bei Aurelian investieren musste!
Also, da stell ich schon mal 5k für 0,72 rein und dann will sie keiner haben ... grummel ....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.725.269 von to_siam am 14.08.08 11:15:39maan, das ist total zum kotzen. Kaum ist man mal 3 tage im Urlazb, gehts auch noch mit Dorato so dermaßen bergab...
Ich habe so die Shcnauze gestrichen voll, immer nur Nasse mit Explorrern einzufahren. Mittlerweile habe ich innerhalb eines Jahres durch diese Buddelheinis 50 % meines Depotwertes verloren, weil es immer hieß: "Da gehts in den nächsten Monaten richtig ab!"
Bullshit!!!
Und jetzt auch noch mit Dorato. Toll!!!! Zu 1,10 Euro rein, naja, da sind wir ja bald beim halben Preis!
Ich habe so die Shcnauze gestrichen voll, immer nur Nasse mit Explorrern einzufahren. Mittlerweile habe ich innerhalb eines Jahres durch diese Buddelheinis 50 % meines Depotwertes verloren, weil es immer hieß: "Da gehts in den nächsten Monaten richtig ab!"
Bullshit!!!
Und jetzt auch noch mit Dorato. Toll!!!! Zu 1,10 Euro rein, naja, da sind wir ja bald beim halben Preis!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.755.053 von Makalu8000 am 18.08.08 23:19:49
Bitte mal lesen, dann verstehst Du zumindest die aktuelle Entwicklung:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dyn/community/posting-drucke…
Bitte mal lesen, dann verstehst Du zumindest die aktuelle Entwicklung:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dyn/community/posting-drucke…
Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Completes Non-Brokered Private Placement and Enters Into Royalty Option Agreement With Franco-Nevada Corporation
Wednesday August 20, 9:30 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 20, 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that it has completed its previously announced non-brokered private placement. Dorato issued 1,500,000 common shares at a price of $1.70 per common share to Franco-Nevada Corporation ("Franco-Nevada") (TSX:FNV - News) for gross proceeds of $2,550,000. Franco-Nevada was also granted the right to participate in all subsequent financings on a pro-rata basis for a period of two years. The common shares issued pursuant to the private placement are subject to a hold period expiring December 20, 2008.
Dorato has also entered into the previously announced Royalty Option Agreement (the "Agreement") with Franco-Nevada. Under the terms of the Agreement, Franco-Nevada has the option to purchase a perpetual royalty on 100% of the gold and silver produced from the Company's El Tambo and surrounding land package covering approximately 152 square kilometres along the southern extension of Aurelian Gold's Fruta del Norte structural trend as it enters Peru. The material terms of the Agreement are described in the Company's news release dated July 18, 2008.
The El Tambo target area hosts a number of high-grade intermediate sulfidation veins and breccia zones as outlined in the Companies July 30, 2008 news release which reported: "The results range from barren rock to 52 g/t gold. 35 samples of obviously mineralized structures and veins range from anomalous to 52 g/t gold and average 16.38 g/t gold and 83 g/t silver". The El Tambo project is immediately east from the Chinapintza district in Ecuador which hosts high-grade gold veins associated with a porphyry system. Dorato will be initiating a detailed airborne geophysical survey over the El Tambo area next month to augment its ongoing surface sampling program. Data from this phase of exploration will be used to define future drill targets within this very large hydrothermal gold system.
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, a director of the Company and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of any scientific and technical information contained in this news release.
Dorato Completes Non-Brokered Private Placement and Enters Into Royalty Option Agreement With Franco-Nevada Corporation
Wednesday August 20, 9:30 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 20, 2008) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that it has completed its previously announced non-brokered private placement. Dorato issued 1,500,000 common shares at a price of $1.70 per common share to Franco-Nevada Corporation ("Franco-Nevada") (TSX:FNV - News) for gross proceeds of $2,550,000. Franco-Nevada was also granted the right to participate in all subsequent financings on a pro-rata basis for a period of two years. The common shares issued pursuant to the private placement are subject to a hold period expiring December 20, 2008.Dorato has also entered into the previously announced Royalty Option Agreement (the "Agreement") with Franco-Nevada. Under the terms of the Agreement, Franco-Nevada has the option to purchase a perpetual royalty on 100% of the gold and silver produced from the Company's El Tambo and surrounding land package covering approximately 152 square kilometres along the southern extension of Aurelian Gold's Fruta del Norte structural trend as it enters Peru. The material terms of the Agreement are described in the Company's news release dated July 18, 2008.
The El Tambo target area hosts a number of high-grade intermediate sulfidation veins and breccia zones as outlined in the Companies July 30, 2008 news release which reported: "The results range from barren rock to 52 g/t gold. 35 samples of obviously mineralized structures and veins range from anomalous to 52 g/t gold and average 16.38 g/t gold and 83 g/t silver". The El Tambo project is immediately east from the Chinapintza district in Ecuador which hosts high-grade gold veins associated with a porphyry system. Dorato will be initiating a detailed airborne geophysical survey over the El Tambo area next month to augment its ongoing surface sampling program. Data from this phase of exploration will be used to define future drill targets within this very large hydrothermal gold system.
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, a director of the Company and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of any scientific and technical information contained in this news release.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.778.201 von MONSIEURCB am 20.08.08 15:38:55Danke für die Info
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.755.053 von Makalu8000 am 18.08.08 23:19:49
@Makalu8000 - Solche Nachrichten solltest Du lesen:
"...Dorato issued 1,500,000 common shares at a price of $1.70 per common share to Franco-Nevada Corporation..."
Vielleicht beruhigt Dich das dann etwas. Die zahlen mal eben ca. 100 % Aufgeld auf den aktuellen Kurs.
Was glaubst Du, warum die das machen? Weil die bescheuert sind?
Nee, die betrachten diese Anlage langfristig!
Schade, dass ich aktuell absolut abgebrannt bin, aber man kann drüben welche für ca. 0,70 - 0,85 CAD bekommen, also nur knapp über dem PP-Preis von 0,60 CAD.
Wer langfristig denkt und von der Story überzeugt ist, der sammelt jetzt IMHO ein.
@Makalu8000 - Solche Nachrichten solltest Du lesen:
"...Dorato issued 1,500,000 common shares at a price of $1.70 per common share to Franco-Nevada Corporation..."
Vielleicht beruhigt Dich das dann etwas. Die zahlen mal eben ca. 100 % Aufgeld auf den aktuellen Kurs.
Was glaubst Du, warum die das machen? Weil die bescheuert sind?
Nee, die betrachten diese Anlage langfristig!
Schade, dass ich aktuell absolut abgebrannt bin, aber man kann drüben welche für ca. 0,70 - 0,85 CAD bekommen, also nur knapp über dem PP-Preis von 0,60 CAD.
Wer langfristig denkt und von der Story überzeugt ist, der sammelt jetzt IMHO ein.
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-08-15 11,500 +5,100
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-08-15 11,500 +5,100
Mal a bisserl "Gegenwehr":
12:42:06 V 0.90 0.12 25,000 33 Canaccord 9 BMO Nesbitt K
12:42:06 V 0.90 0.12 5,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:42:06 V 0.89 0.11 1,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
12:42:06 V 0.88 0.10 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:42:06 V 0.87 0.09 3,000 33 Canaccord 88 E-TRADE K
12:42:06 V 0.90 0.12 25,000 33 Canaccord 9 BMO Nesbitt K
12:42:06 V 0.90 0.12 5,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:42:06 V 0.89 0.11 1,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
12:42:06 V 0.88 0.10 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:42:06 V 0.87 0.09 3,000 33 Canaccord 88 E-TRADE K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.778.704 von to_siam am 20.08.08 16:05:32Der von Franco-Nevada bezahlte Aufpreis war damals ca. 15 % auf den Kurswert - also nicht allzuviel. Dafür haben sie die Option auf eine Net Smelter Royalty bekommen. Das war bestimmt ein guter Deal. Vom Abschmieren des Kurses wusste man damals ja noch nichts.
Ebro
Ebro
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.800.991 von Ebro am 21.08.08 21:36:13Nanana.... jeder mit Verstand für Dreifuffzich wusste, dass sie sich Richtung 60ct bewegt, weil jetzt 8mio Shares aus dem PP zu 60ct frei wurden. Das noch in einem Umfeld, wo es extrem schwierig war die letzten Monate, überhaupt was zu verdienen.
Franco Nevada hat es einen Dreck interessiert, was sie für die Shares bezahlen, denn, wie Du schon sagtest, ist die Royalty der Anreiz gewesen udn nciht die paar Shares. Schön ist, dass es offensichtlich Kaufinteresse zu mehr als 70ct gibt.
Neono
Franco Nevada hat es einen Dreck interessiert, was sie für die Shares bezahlen, denn, wie Du schon sagtest, ist die Royalty der Anreiz gewesen udn nciht die paar Shares. Schön ist, dass es offensichtlich Kaufinteresse zu mehr als 70ct gibt.
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.800.991 von Ebro am 21.08.08 21:36:13
Wir wollen jetzt keine Haare spalten, aber das Wort "aktuell" war nicht unbewusst von mir gewählt worden:
"Die zahlen mal eben ca. 100 % Aufgeld auf den aktuellen Kurs."
Wir wollen jetzt keine Haare spalten, aber das Wort "aktuell" war nicht unbewusst von mir gewählt worden:
"Die zahlen mal eben ca. 100 % Aufgeld auf den aktuellen Kurs."
[urlGold reserves more important than before-Bundesbank ]http://www.iii.co.uk/shares/?type=news&articleid=6861332&subject=markets&action=article[/url]
(AFX UK Focus) 2008-08-22 09:49
BERLIN, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Germany's Bundesbank on Friday rejected calls that it should sell some of its gold reserves to help boost the slowing German economy, telling Reuters financial and political uncertainty make the reserves even more important than before.
"Gold sales are not a suitable way to sustainably consolidate the public accounts," the Bundesbank said after a query about trade union proposals that it sell gold to fund some of a 25 billion euro ($37 billion) economic stimulus package.
"National gold reserves have a confidence and stability-building function for the single currency in a monetary union. This function has become even more important given the geopolitical situation and the risks present in financial market developments."
The Bundesbank is the world's second-largest holder of gold after the U.S. Federal Reserve, and has sold just 20 tonnes out of total reserves of over 3,000 tonnes in the past five years.
These sales were to allow the German finance ministry to mint gold coins, unlike the much more active sales programmes of other central banks which wanted to shift their portfolios from gold to a more diverse array of assets.
To reduce volatility in the price of gold <XAU=>, 15 European central banks agreed in 2004 to limit gold sales to 500 tonnes a year over the next five years.
The Bundesbank is expected to make a formal statement about any gold sale plans around September, when the final year of the Central Bank Gold Agreement starts.
"The Bundesbank reaches decisions about the nature and size of reserves autonomously. The board of the Bundesbank decides every year afresh about changes in the level of its gold holdings," the central bank said.
(AFX UK Focus) 2008-08-22 09:49
BERLIN, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Germany's Bundesbank on Friday rejected calls that it should sell some of its gold reserves to help boost the slowing German economy, telling Reuters financial and political uncertainty make the reserves even more important than before.
"Gold sales are not a suitable way to sustainably consolidate the public accounts," the Bundesbank said after a query about trade union proposals that it sell gold to fund some of a 25 billion euro ($37 billion) economic stimulus package.
"National gold reserves have a confidence and stability-building function for the single currency in a monetary union. This function has become even more important given the geopolitical situation and the risks present in financial market developments."
The Bundesbank is the world's second-largest holder of gold after the U.S. Federal Reserve, and has sold just 20 tonnes out of total reserves of over 3,000 tonnes in the past five years.
These sales were to allow the German finance ministry to mint gold coins, unlike the much more active sales programmes of other central banks which wanted to shift their portfolios from gold to a more diverse array of assets.
To reduce volatility in the price of gold <XAU=>, 15 European central banks agreed in 2004 to limit gold sales to 500 tonnes a year over the next five years.
The Bundesbank is expected to make a formal statement about any gold sale plans around September, when the final year of the Central Bank Gold Agreement starts.
"The Bundesbank reaches decisions about the nature and size of reserves autonomously. The board of the Bundesbank decides every year afresh about changes in the level of its gold holdings," the central bank said.
Dorato Resources 1.5-million-share private placement
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Friday August 29 2008 - Private Placement
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Number of shares: 1.5 million shares
Purchase price: $1.70 per share
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Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 8/28/2008 $0.75
Friday August 29 2008 - Private Placement
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a non-brokered private placement announced July 18, 2008.
Number of shares: 1.5 million shares
Purchase price: $1.70 per share
Number of hidden placees: one
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Pierre Lassonde: Moving Sideways Toward the Next Upside
Source: The Gold Report 09/19/2008
As a veteran gold analyst, co-founder/chairman of Franco Nevada Mining, acting chairman of the World Gold Council, and former president of Newmont Mining, Pierre Lassonde knows this sector inside and out. He understands the plight of the juniors and the many influences on gold's behavior. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, he predicts limited downside given the accelerating demand for natural resources and shares his favorite companies.
The Gold Report: The downward spiral in the markets just doesn't stop. Junior mining stocks have been decimated, and the gold price went lower than any one predicted, although it seems to be recovering a bit. Do you see this as a repeat of the situation we had in the '70s, and what do you see as the outlook for oil and gold?
Pierre Lassonde: Yes, these are the same forces we had in the '70s. Just be prepared to see both oil and gold at much, much higher prices over the next four or five years after another nine to twelve months of so-so prices.
Today there's no let up in sight on the demand side while the supply side is constrained. There’s nowhere to go anymore to find oil. Something like 85% of all the oil reserves is in the hands of national oil companies.
Look at the resurgence of Russia as a Communist country — every week they seem to pass a new law against foreigners. Other countries are doing the same thing. This hurts mineral exploration. There aren't any great places to go anymore, making it difficult for the world resource companies to satisfy demand.
TGR: Gold in the '70s went from $180 down to $90. Where is gold's downside?
PL: I thought that the floor for gold would have been a lot higher than in the '70s. Demand is far more vigorous than it was. In the '70s the whole jewelry market wasn't nearly as mature. The ETF market didn’t exist. The central banks had it all. So I thought that $800 plus or minus $50 would be the bottom over the next 12 months.
TGR: Would you venture a guess as to what the upside could be?
PL: I've been saying that you’re going to see gold with three zeros after the first number. I just don’t know what that first number is going to be. It could be a one, a two, or a five.
It will depend on how much money we'll print to get out of trouble, which is what they did in '70s and they’re going to do again. Because gold is denominated in the U.S. dollar, that’s the currency to watch. The other thing is a panic effect.
In the '70s gold went to $850. But when you look at the last $150, it happened in a month. That was the panic effect because the real price was probably closer to $700. Will it hit $1,500 or $2,000 in the next five years? I don’t know. A panic effect could push it to $4,000 or $5,000. One thing for sure, we’ve seen $1,000. We’ll see it again and higher. I don’t know how big it’s going to be.
TGR: Do you think ultimately gold will detach from oil and the dollar?
PL: The relationship between oil and gold is not a strong one. I would say it’s a causal or an indirect relationship. The higher the oil price, the higher the inflation, the higher the gold price. That’s the kind of relationship you have.
When you look at the correlation over 20, 30, or 40 years, you find is there is none. It’s one of cause and effect, but there’s not a direct relationship. But there is one direct relationship between gold and U.S. dollars. That relationship is very strong.
Interestingly enough, it doesn’t always work one way. When Volcker arrived in 1977, he started hiking interest rates up and the dollar finally bottomed out that year and started to turn around. It even started to gain against the German mark, the yen, and right through 1978 to 1980, at the same time as gold was going up. So the two went up in tandem. It’s not always a one-way street with the dollar going down and gold going up. There are times, years in fact, where they both go up or they both go down. But when you look at the last seven years, six out of the seven years the gold price has gone up when the dollar has gone down.
TGR: Could both the dollar and gold could go up given the increased ETF and jewelry demand?
PL: I think it’s going to happen. Over the next two or three years you’re going to see the Fed liquefy the market as much as it can because there’s more trouble coming down the road with reset mortgages and defaults, and consumer loans. The Fed will keep on printing money and the confidence in the dollar will continue to fall.
However, over the next 12 months I think the dollar is going to firm up. That’s what happened in '75, ’76. You could see a $1.35 to the Euro. That would not be surprising at all. At the same time you may see gold in the $750-$775 range. Then the confidence in the dollar will start to turn around and will hit a new low before both the dollar and gold turn and go up again for the next two to three years. That will be the final leg of this bull market. But you’re looking at three to five years now. Not tomorrow.
TGR: Would define this stage as the "wall of worry?" We’ve had the stealth move in gold. Are we in the wall of worry before the panic, or do you think it’s going to be different this time?
PL: No, I don’t think it’s going to be any different this time. But the fact is that we’ve had very few discoveries. That absolutely amazes me. The gold recovery started in 2001, so we’re seven years into the cycle. When you look at the discovery rate, it’s around one or two per year. Personally, I’ve never seen this; it's extraordinarily low. And that bodes well for much higher prices at the same time. If you look at the '70s and '80s you had a lot of discoveries. But this time around it’s just not happening.
TGR: What explains that?
PL: Two or three things: The world for mining companies is shrinking. They aren't going to go Venezuela anymore, or to any of the "stanzs" in Russia, nor to a lot of African countries. Back in the 1990s the world was opening up. Today it’s shrinking.
There has been no breakthrough in exploration like we saw back in the '70s and '80s. We saw the advent of heat bleaching, pressure autoclaving, and advances in geophysics. We haven’t seen anything now for 10 or 15 years. So we’re still exploring on an exploration model that’s 30 or 40 years old. We need a breakthrough and you can see it by the cost structure of the industry increasing dramatically. Five, six years ago the cash cost in this industry was below $200. Today you’re looking at $450, $500. That’s quite unbelievable, but it’s a reflection of the paucity of discoveries, plus the inflation of oil and everything else.
TGR: When gold moved from $700 up to $1,000, the juniors didn't participate. Is that different from the '70s?
PL: Back in the '70s there were, at most, 1,000 juniors. Today there are 4,000 to 5,000. In this market liquidity has dried up. You can see it in the turnover volume from January to March. Compare that to the turnover from June to August. Liquidity is a quarter of what it was at the start of 2008. Juniors are dying on the vine for this reason. This situation will continue for another year, maybe two.
TGR: So will it shake out juniors that are not well structured—even those with good prospects?
PL: Everyone will feel the pain. It also presents a tremendous opportunity for well-funded smaller companies to acquire decent prospects. The rest will fall by the wayside or merge with cash-rich companies. Juniors are trading for $5 or $10 million and they’ve got more cash in the bank than their market cap. The market doesn't believe there’s going to be any discovery. There have been no discoveries whatsoever in the diamond space over the past couple of years. So it’s a tough, tough market. What really bothers me is that in the 1980s or 1990s, we saw three to five discoveries of 5 to 20 million ounces each, and upwards of 30 to 50 million ounces a year. That is what makes or breaks the industry. There are no discoveries of that magnitude now.
TGR: Because we haven’t found them or they’re literally not there?
PL: I think it's because we don’t have an exploration model conducive to finding them. But look at Canada. It’s got the second largest landmass after Russia. Has it been all explored? Not a chance. But it’s going to take time and money.
TGR: Will the supply issue become a crisis before we have new discoveries?
PL: Gold supply fell by 4% in the first six months of this year. This will be the seventh year in which production has dropped. It’s probably going to fall more in 2008 than it has in prior years. Australia, Indonesia, Canada, and the U.S. are all experiencing declines. Combine this with the drop off in central bank sales. 2008 will have the lowest central bank sales on record because the bankers have all had theirs head handed to them. They all sold gold for $250, $350, and $400—losing tens of billions of dollars. We could soon reach the point where central bank sales will be non-existent. That represents a loss of 500 tons of gold a year in a 3,000-ton market. That’s huge—nearly 20% of supply. Recycling has declined in the last six months too. Even though demand fell when gold hit $900 and $1,000, the supply has been shrinking just as fast. I don't see gold dropping much below $800—plus or minus $50.
TGR: You’re projecting over the next year or two that the dollar will strengthen. Could that push gold back to $500 an ounce?
PL: In the short run, anything is possible. But when I look at the supply-demand picture, at the growth of India and China's economies, and ETF demand, I can't see gold lower than $750. Could it happen? Sure, it could.
TGR: What are you telling investors to do with their money?
PL: I’m looking at some of the longer-term things that I like in my portfolio and adding to them. I see excellent value in the market right now, particularly in the gold sector. I’m talking about my own portfolio. New Gold Inc. (AMEX:NGD, TSX:NGD) traded under $5 two weeks ago. It was $9 in March-April. This company has $500 million in cash, three operating mines, one in construction, and another that will start in about four years time. It's got great management and a good board. The net asset value is probably about $12. At these metal prices, it’s really cheap. It’s also in the U.S. because it was a merger of three companies that I engineered back in the spring—a merger between Peak Gold and Metallica Resources.
TGR: What about the share structure? I remember there were a lot of shares outstanding.
PL: When we did the merger, we consolidated the Peak Gold shares so that New Gold has 220 million shares outstanding. They have $500 million in cash so half their capitalization is in cash. They have a real operating mine that will produce close to 300,000 ounces of gold this year— and up to 600,000 over the next three years. It also produces copper. This is just a real bargain.
TGR: Some other bargains?
PL: I love Franco Nevada Corp. (FNV.TO) because it has the perfect business model for the times. As a royalty company, it doesn’t suffer from cost hikes, but it benefits from gold price increases. So when gold goes up 10% or 20%, our revenue goes up 10% or 20%, but our costs don’t budge. With more than $300 million in cash, we are positioned to make acquisitions. I like cash-flow positive companies trading at less than their net asset value.
TGR: What else do you have in your book?
PL: Canadian Oil Sands (COSWF.PK) is absolutely the best in the oil space. At today’s production level— about 300,000 barrels a day—they have 50 to 65 years of reserves without drilling another well. The current dividend is $5 a share, so you’re getting a ten yield. The SEC does not currently classify oil sands reserves. If Shell or Exxon were to buy Canadian Oil Sands, the SEC cannot classify them. We think the SEC will change its definition of oil reserves by the end of this year. Then this company is very likely to become a hot takeover target. If you’re a big oil company that needs to replace reserves, you want a peaceful, law-abiding country. Canada is the best place in the world to be. That stock is going to disappear at much, much higher prices.
TGR: How do you factor in the energy costs to release the oil from the tar sands?
PL: Production costs about $24 to $25 a barrel using natural gas.
TGR: And they’ve got a ready supply of that?
PL: They've got tons of it in Alberta. They’ve got a pretty decent profit margin here.
TGR: A lot of people are talking about the U.S. entering a depression. You are convinced the Fed will keep printing money—and inflation will continue.
PL: Bernanke's mission is to keep the liquidity flowing. That’s why he rescued Bear Stearns, and will save Fannie Mae and Sallie. Ultimately, his actions will turn the economy around. Once the French and the German economies hit the skids, their interest rates are going to fall and they’re going to do the same darn thing. At that point you are going to see the world reflate. But we won't see the 12% to 15 % interest rates and inflation that we had in the '70s.
TGR: Why not?
PL: Back then we had structural inflation. The labor unions had more control then; now they have no power. Asia wasn't producing goods at cheaper and cheaper prices. When we talk about the 5.1% inflation we’ve had in the last 12 months, that's the peak for this half of the cycle. The second half will be the same or lower.
TGR: So we’re not going to see runaway inflation?
PL: No. I just don’t see it.
TGR: What are your thoughts on uranium? Do you think the world will turn to nuclear power?
PL: I do, but uranium producers have never been able to withstand prosperity. There is no shortage of uranium. You've seen peak uranium prices. New mines will open in Russia and Kazakhstan and all over the world. You’re not going to see that high price again. The long-term contract price will probably settle in the $40 range.
TGR: So that's it?
PL: Yes, but at $40, there’s enough resource worldwide to make money.
TGR: What about base metals?
PL: I like copper a lot because it's essential for building a nation's infrastructure. You need it in transformers, electrical substations, power distribution—everything. When you’ve got 2.5 billion people moving up the economic curve, the demand is just unbelievable. Every two years, China builds an electrical grid the equivalent of the UK and they’re going to continue to do that for decades. The coal China uses is terrible for the environment. They’re going to have to turn to nuclear power as will India. It takes 10 years to build a nuclear power plant and they’re finding the uranium a lot faster than they’re going to need it. But where is the big production of copper going to come from? When have you heard of a big new discovery with grades like Escondida, 2% for the first 500 million tons? They're not there.
TGR: So the price of copper will go up?
PL: Copper will still come down a bit more. But over the next five to ten years, it will have a better price profile than any of the commodities except for gold and oil.
TGR: So that would be your third basket if you will.
PL: Yes. I like New Gold Inc. (TSX:NGD, AMEX:NGD) because it’s a copper gold story and I like Franco Nevada because it’s oil, gold, and 10% of a basket of commodities.
TGR: Would you recommend bullion?
PL: Absolutely. If you don't want to take time to analyze companies and follow stocks but you want to play the commodity, it's a good way to go. We came out with the gold ETF (GLD) at the World Gold Council in November 2005. It's grown from zero to 750 tons in three years. It continues to be very popular. We launched the ETF as an alternative investment to the dollar. Now you can literally trade the ETF 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
TGR: You haven't mentioned silver at all?
PL: It’s not a metal that I follow all that much. Of all of my mining companies and investments, silver represents only a very small portion of the revenue.
TGR: Do you have one more idea for our readers?
PL: How about a diamond stock? Olivut Resources Ltd. (OLV:TSX.V) has a real good shot at the moon for very little money. The company has $8 million in the bank and 30 million shares outstanding. So that's about $.25 a share in cash. Stock trades around $.80. They have 2 million acres of land in the Mackenzie River Delta in the Northwest Territories. In their first drilling season they found seven pipes, three of them had micro diamonds. They’re drilling another 20 to 25 anomalies this year, as well as redrilling others. This is a whole new diamond province—a completely new discovery.
TGR: Where is it located exactly?
PL: It’s to the west of the Mackenzie River. This new diamond province is far more accessible because the Alaska Highway runs through it. So it makes a very interesting play. Olivutt is well funded and has very tight management. I own about 13% of the company. I’ve been buying the stock at $.80 for the past four months.
TGR: Back in May 2007 it was trading around $2.50.
PL: It peaked at $2.50. They were smart and did a big financing around $1.75, and they've been saving their money.
TGR: So, to recap, you see this market as a repeat of the '70s; gold could be trading sideways—maybe dropping to $750; and the juniors trading sideways too?
PL: The juniors have been decimated. From here on it’s a matter of surviving for the next two years. The juniors that will get the attention will be those with discoveries or takeovers.
Source: The Gold Report 09/19/2008
As a veteran gold analyst, co-founder/chairman of Franco Nevada Mining, acting chairman of the World Gold Council, and former president of Newmont Mining, Pierre Lassonde knows this sector inside and out. He understands the plight of the juniors and the many influences on gold's behavior. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, he predicts limited downside given the accelerating demand for natural resources and shares his favorite companies.
The Gold Report: The downward spiral in the markets just doesn't stop. Junior mining stocks have been decimated, and the gold price went lower than any one predicted, although it seems to be recovering a bit. Do you see this as a repeat of the situation we had in the '70s, and what do you see as the outlook for oil and gold?
Pierre Lassonde: Yes, these are the same forces we had in the '70s. Just be prepared to see both oil and gold at much, much higher prices over the next four or five years after another nine to twelve months of so-so prices.
Today there's no let up in sight on the demand side while the supply side is constrained. There’s nowhere to go anymore to find oil. Something like 85% of all the oil reserves is in the hands of national oil companies.
Look at the resurgence of Russia as a Communist country — every week they seem to pass a new law against foreigners. Other countries are doing the same thing. This hurts mineral exploration. There aren't any great places to go anymore, making it difficult for the world resource companies to satisfy demand.
TGR: Gold in the '70s went from $180 down to $90. Where is gold's downside?
PL: I thought that the floor for gold would have been a lot higher than in the '70s. Demand is far more vigorous than it was. In the '70s the whole jewelry market wasn't nearly as mature. The ETF market didn’t exist. The central banks had it all. So I thought that $800 plus or minus $50 would be the bottom over the next 12 months.
TGR: Would you venture a guess as to what the upside could be?
PL: I've been saying that you’re going to see gold with three zeros after the first number. I just don’t know what that first number is going to be. It could be a one, a two, or a five.
It will depend on how much money we'll print to get out of trouble, which is what they did in '70s and they’re going to do again. Because gold is denominated in the U.S. dollar, that’s the currency to watch. The other thing is a panic effect.
In the '70s gold went to $850. But when you look at the last $150, it happened in a month. That was the panic effect because the real price was probably closer to $700. Will it hit $1,500 or $2,000 in the next five years? I don’t know. A panic effect could push it to $4,000 or $5,000. One thing for sure, we’ve seen $1,000. We’ll see it again and higher. I don’t know how big it’s going to be.
TGR: Do you think ultimately gold will detach from oil and the dollar?
PL: The relationship between oil and gold is not a strong one. I would say it’s a causal or an indirect relationship. The higher the oil price, the higher the inflation, the higher the gold price. That’s the kind of relationship you have.
When you look at the correlation over 20, 30, or 40 years, you find is there is none. It’s one of cause and effect, but there’s not a direct relationship. But there is one direct relationship between gold and U.S. dollars. That relationship is very strong.
Interestingly enough, it doesn’t always work one way. When Volcker arrived in 1977, he started hiking interest rates up and the dollar finally bottomed out that year and started to turn around. It even started to gain against the German mark, the yen, and right through 1978 to 1980, at the same time as gold was going up. So the two went up in tandem. It’s not always a one-way street with the dollar going down and gold going up. There are times, years in fact, where they both go up or they both go down. But when you look at the last seven years, six out of the seven years the gold price has gone up when the dollar has gone down.
TGR: Could both the dollar and gold could go up given the increased ETF and jewelry demand?
PL: I think it’s going to happen. Over the next two or three years you’re going to see the Fed liquefy the market as much as it can because there’s more trouble coming down the road with reset mortgages and defaults, and consumer loans. The Fed will keep on printing money and the confidence in the dollar will continue to fall.
However, over the next 12 months I think the dollar is going to firm up. That’s what happened in '75, ’76. You could see a $1.35 to the Euro. That would not be surprising at all. At the same time you may see gold in the $750-$775 range. Then the confidence in the dollar will start to turn around and will hit a new low before both the dollar and gold turn and go up again for the next two to three years. That will be the final leg of this bull market. But you’re looking at three to five years now. Not tomorrow.
TGR: Would define this stage as the "wall of worry?" We’ve had the stealth move in gold. Are we in the wall of worry before the panic, or do you think it’s going to be different this time?
PL: No, I don’t think it’s going to be any different this time. But the fact is that we’ve had very few discoveries. That absolutely amazes me. The gold recovery started in 2001, so we’re seven years into the cycle. When you look at the discovery rate, it’s around one or two per year. Personally, I’ve never seen this; it's extraordinarily low. And that bodes well for much higher prices at the same time. If you look at the '70s and '80s you had a lot of discoveries. But this time around it’s just not happening.
TGR: What explains that?
PL: Two or three things: The world for mining companies is shrinking. They aren't going to go Venezuela anymore, or to any of the "stanzs" in Russia, nor to a lot of African countries. Back in the 1990s the world was opening up. Today it’s shrinking.
There has been no breakthrough in exploration like we saw back in the '70s and '80s. We saw the advent of heat bleaching, pressure autoclaving, and advances in geophysics. We haven’t seen anything now for 10 or 15 years. So we’re still exploring on an exploration model that’s 30 or 40 years old. We need a breakthrough and you can see it by the cost structure of the industry increasing dramatically. Five, six years ago the cash cost in this industry was below $200. Today you’re looking at $450, $500. That’s quite unbelievable, but it’s a reflection of the paucity of discoveries, plus the inflation of oil and everything else.
TGR: When gold moved from $700 up to $1,000, the juniors didn't participate. Is that different from the '70s?
PL: Back in the '70s there were, at most, 1,000 juniors. Today there are 4,000 to 5,000. In this market liquidity has dried up. You can see it in the turnover volume from January to March. Compare that to the turnover from June to August. Liquidity is a quarter of what it was at the start of 2008. Juniors are dying on the vine for this reason. This situation will continue for another year, maybe two.
TGR: So will it shake out juniors that are not well structured—even those with good prospects?
PL: Everyone will feel the pain. It also presents a tremendous opportunity for well-funded smaller companies to acquire decent prospects. The rest will fall by the wayside or merge with cash-rich companies. Juniors are trading for $5 or $10 million and they’ve got more cash in the bank than their market cap. The market doesn't believe there’s going to be any discovery. There have been no discoveries whatsoever in the diamond space over the past couple of years. So it’s a tough, tough market. What really bothers me is that in the 1980s or 1990s, we saw three to five discoveries of 5 to 20 million ounces each, and upwards of 30 to 50 million ounces a year. That is what makes or breaks the industry. There are no discoveries of that magnitude now.
TGR: Because we haven’t found them or they’re literally not there?
PL: I think it's because we don’t have an exploration model conducive to finding them. But look at Canada. It’s got the second largest landmass after Russia. Has it been all explored? Not a chance. But it’s going to take time and money.
TGR: Will the supply issue become a crisis before we have new discoveries?
PL: Gold supply fell by 4% in the first six months of this year. This will be the seventh year in which production has dropped. It’s probably going to fall more in 2008 than it has in prior years. Australia, Indonesia, Canada, and the U.S. are all experiencing declines. Combine this with the drop off in central bank sales. 2008 will have the lowest central bank sales on record because the bankers have all had theirs head handed to them. They all sold gold for $250, $350, and $400—losing tens of billions of dollars. We could soon reach the point where central bank sales will be non-existent. That represents a loss of 500 tons of gold a year in a 3,000-ton market. That’s huge—nearly 20% of supply. Recycling has declined in the last six months too. Even though demand fell when gold hit $900 and $1,000, the supply has been shrinking just as fast. I don't see gold dropping much below $800—plus or minus $50.
TGR: You’re projecting over the next year or two that the dollar will strengthen. Could that push gold back to $500 an ounce?
PL: In the short run, anything is possible. But when I look at the supply-demand picture, at the growth of India and China's economies, and ETF demand, I can't see gold lower than $750. Could it happen? Sure, it could.
TGR: What are you telling investors to do with their money?
PL: I’m looking at some of the longer-term things that I like in my portfolio and adding to them. I see excellent value in the market right now, particularly in the gold sector. I’m talking about my own portfolio. New Gold Inc. (AMEX:NGD, TSX:NGD) traded under $5 two weeks ago. It was $9 in March-April. This company has $500 million in cash, three operating mines, one in construction, and another that will start in about four years time. It's got great management and a good board. The net asset value is probably about $12. At these metal prices, it’s really cheap. It’s also in the U.S. because it was a merger of three companies that I engineered back in the spring—a merger between Peak Gold and Metallica Resources.
TGR: What about the share structure? I remember there were a lot of shares outstanding.
PL: When we did the merger, we consolidated the Peak Gold shares so that New Gold has 220 million shares outstanding. They have $500 million in cash so half their capitalization is in cash. They have a real operating mine that will produce close to 300,000 ounces of gold this year— and up to 600,000 over the next three years. It also produces copper. This is just a real bargain.
TGR: Some other bargains?
PL: I love Franco Nevada Corp. (FNV.TO) because it has the perfect business model for the times. As a royalty company, it doesn’t suffer from cost hikes, but it benefits from gold price increases. So when gold goes up 10% or 20%, our revenue goes up 10% or 20%, but our costs don’t budge. With more than $300 million in cash, we are positioned to make acquisitions. I like cash-flow positive companies trading at less than their net asset value.
TGR: What else do you have in your book?
PL: Canadian Oil Sands (COSWF.PK) is absolutely the best in the oil space. At today’s production level— about 300,000 barrels a day—they have 50 to 65 years of reserves without drilling another well. The current dividend is $5 a share, so you’re getting a ten yield. The SEC does not currently classify oil sands reserves. If Shell or Exxon were to buy Canadian Oil Sands, the SEC cannot classify them. We think the SEC will change its definition of oil reserves by the end of this year. Then this company is very likely to become a hot takeover target. If you’re a big oil company that needs to replace reserves, you want a peaceful, law-abiding country. Canada is the best place in the world to be. That stock is going to disappear at much, much higher prices.
TGR: How do you factor in the energy costs to release the oil from the tar sands?
PL: Production costs about $24 to $25 a barrel using natural gas.
TGR: And they’ve got a ready supply of that?
PL: They've got tons of it in Alberta. They’ve got a pretty decent profit margin here.
TGR: A lot of people are talking about the U.S. entering a depression. You are convinced the Fed will keep printing money—and inflation will continue.
PL: Bernanke's mission is to keep the liquidity flowing. That’s why he rescued Bear Stearns, and will save Fannie Mae and Sallie. Ultimately, his actions will turn the economy around. Once the French and the German economies hit the skids, their interest rates are going to fall and they’re going to do the same darn thing. At that point you are going to see the world reflate. But we won't see the 12% to 15 % interest rates and inflation that we had in the '70s.
TGR: Why not?
PL: Back then we had structural inflation. The labor unions had more control then; now they have no power. Asia wasn't producing goods at cheaper and cheaper prices. When we talk about the 5.1% inflation we’ve had in the last 12 months, that's the peak for this half of the cycle. The second half will be the same or lower.
TGR: So we’re not going to see runaway inflation?
PL: No. I just don’t see it.
TGR: What are your thoughts on uranium? Do you think the world will turn to nuclear power?
PL: I do, but uranium producers have never been able to withstand prosperity. There is no shortage of uranium. You've seen peak uranium prices. New mines will open in Russia and Kazakhstan and all over the world. You’re not going to see that high price again. The long-term contract price will probably settle in the $40 range.
TGR: So that's it?
PL: Yes, but at $40, there’s enough resource worldwide to make money.
TGR: What about base metals?
PL: I like copper a lot because it's essential for building a nation's infrastructure. You need it in transformers, electrical substations, power distribution—everything. When you’ve got 2.5 billion people moving up the economic curve, the demand is just unbelievable. Every two years, China builds an electrical grid the equivalent of the UK and they’re going to continue to do that for decades. The coal China uses is terrible for the environment. They’re going to have to turn to nuclear power as will India. It takes 10 years to build a nuclear power plant and they’re finding the uranium a lot faster than they’re going to need it. But where is the big production of copper going to come from? When have you heard of a big new discovery with grades like Escondida, 2% for the first 500 million tons? They're not there.
TGR: So the price of copper will go up?
PL: Copper will still come down a bit more. But over the next five to ten years, it will have a better price profile than any of the commodities except for gold and oil.
TGR: So that would be your third basket if you will.
PL: Yes. I like New Gold Inc. (TSX:NGD, AMEX:NGD) because it’s a copper gold story and I like Franco Nevada because it’s oil, gold, and 10% of a basket of commodities.
TGR: Would you recommend bullion?
PL: Absolutely. If you don't want to take time to analyze companies and follow stocks but you want to play the commodity, it's a good way to go. We came out with the gold ETF (GLD) at the World Gold Council in November 2005. It's grown from zero to 750 tons in three years. It continues to be very popular. We launched the ETF as an alternative investment to the dollar. Now you can literally trade the ETF 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
TGR: You haven't mentioned silver at all?
PL: It’s not a metal that I follow all that much. Of all of my mining companies and investments, silver represents only a very small portion of the revenue.
TGR: Do you have one more idea for our readers?
PL: How about a diamond stock? Olivut Resources Ltd. (OLV:TSX.V) has a real good shot at the moon for very little money. The company has $8 million in the bank and 30 million shares outstanding. So that's about $.25 a share in cash. Stock trades around $.80. They have 2 million acres of land in the Mackenzie River Delta in the Northwest Territories. In their first drilling season they found seven pipes, three of them had micro diamonds. They’re drilling another 20 to 25 anomalies this year, as well as redrilling others. This is a whole new diamond province—a completely new discovery.
TGR: Where is it located exactly?
PL: It’s to the west of the Mackenzie River. This new diamond province is far more accessible because the Alaska Highway runs through it. So it makes a very interesting play. Olivutt is well funded and has very tight management. I own about 13% of the company. I’ve been buying the stock at $.80 for the past four months.
TGR: Back in May 2007 it was trading around $2.50.
PL: It peaked at $2.50. They were smart and did a big financing around $1.75, and they've been saving their money.
TGR: So, to recap, you see this market as a repeat of the '70s; gold could be trading sideways—maybe dropping to $750; and the juniors trading sideways too?
PL: The juniors have been decimated. From here on it’s a matter of surviving for the next two years. The juniors that will get the attention will be those with discoveries or takeovers.
across the border:
September 24, 2008
Ecuador withdraws mining concessions
SG
BNamericas reported that Ecuador's ministry of mines & oil has withdrawn 1,664 mining concessions and returned them to state control due to noncompliance with rules established by the mining mandate issued in April 2008 by the constituent assembly.
With the decision, the government hopes to avoid protests by environmentalist association Condem during the vote on the country's new constitution on September 28th 2008. In June 2008, the ministry of mines & oil also withdrew 1,138 mining concessions for similar reasons.
The ministry said that further withdrawals could be announced after the deputy ministers of mines and environmental protection finish analyzing article 3 of the mandate that addresses water concessions.
Among the properties returned to state control 85 were held by past officials, or their relatives, who worked at the former ministries of natural resources and of energy and mines. The rest of the concessions were pulled when holders neglected to renew concessions by legal deadlines, which have required yearly payments since March 31st 2004.
It may be noted that Ecuador's constituent assembly passed a mandate in April 2008 suspending all mining activities for six months to allow time for preparation of the mining reform bill.
September 24, 2008
Ecuador withdraws mining concessions
SG
BNamericas reported that Ecuador's ministry of mines & oil has withdrawn 1,664 mining concessions and returned them to state control due to noncompliance with rules established by the mining mandate issued in April 2008 by the constituent assembly.
With the decision, the government hopes to avoid protests by environmentalist association Condem during the vote on the country's new constitution on September 28th 2008. In June 2008, the ministry of mines & oil also withdrew 1,138 mining concessions for similar reasons.
The ministry said that further withdrawals could be announced after the deputy ministers of mines and environmental protection finish analyzing article 3 of the mandate that addresses water concessions.
Among the properties returned to state control 85 were held by past officials, or their relatives, who worked at the former ministries of natural resources and of energy and mines. The rest of the concessions were pulled when holders neglected to renew concessions by legal deadlines, which have required yearly payments since March 31st 2004.
It may be noted that Ecuador's constituent assembly passed a mandate in April 2008 suspending all mining activities for six months to allow time for preparation of the mining reform bill.
Salman Partners Says Gold May Average $900 in Fourth Quarter
By Glenys Sim
Oct. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Gold prices may average $900 an ounce in the fourth quarter this year on demand for haven investments as the global credit crisis may extend into next year and weaken the dollar, Salman Partners Inc. said.
Bullion will average $950 an ounce in 2009 and $1,000 in 2010, the company's senior mining analysts Haytham Hodaly and Raymond Goldie wrote in a report dated yesterday. Gold has averaged $896.89 so far this year and $870.10 in the past quarter.
The precious metal rose to the highest in two months on Sept. 29 as investors sought a haven from financial market turmoil after the U.S. House of Representatives rejected a $700 billion bank rescue package.
``The current financial market issues are not short term,'' the analysts said. ``Precious metals prices will remain strong, and continue to translate into stronger share prices for financially stable precious metals companies, especially those possessing organic growth.''
The analysts recommend buying producers which are not likely to require external financing such as Centerra Gold Inc., Eldorado Gold Corp. and Alamos Gold Inc.
Gold for immediate delivery has fallen 15 percent from its record of $1,032.70 an ounce on March 17 as the dollar strengthened against the euro. The metal added 0.8 percent to $877.95 an ounce at 9:12 a.m. Singapore time.
``In situations of economic or political uncertainty or conflict, gold has been considered a safe haven,'' said Hodaly and Goldie. ``The price of gold is primarily influenced by investment demand, which is primarily related to the expected strength or weakness of the U.S. dollar.''
Gold prices may fall to $630 an ounce over the long term, ``assuming an eventual strengthening of the U.S. dollar,'' the analysts said.
Silver was forecast to average $14 an ounce in 2009 and $15.75 an ounce in 2010. The metal for immediate delivery added 0.9 percent to $12.14 an ounce at 10:12 a.m. in Singapore.
By Glenys Sim
Oct. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Gold prices may average $900 an ounce in the fourth quarter this year on demand for haven investments as the global credit crisis may extend into next year and weaken the dollar, Salman Partners Inc. said.
Bullion will average $950 an ounce in 2009 and $1,000 in 2010, the company's senior mining analysts Haytham Hodaly and Raymond Goldie wrote in a report dated yesterday. Gold has averaged $896.89 so far this year and $870.10 in the past quarter.
The precious metal rose to the highest in two months on Sept. 29 as investors sought a haven from financial market turmoil after the U.S. House of Representatives rejected a $700 billion bank rescue package.
``The current financial market issues are not short term,'' the analysts said. ``Precious metals prices will remain strong, and continue to translate into stronger share prices for financially stable precious metals companies, especially those possessing organic growth.''
The analysts recommend buying producers which are not likely to require external financing such as Centerra Gold Inc., Eldorado Gold Corp. and Alamos Gold Inc.
Gold for immediate delivery has fallen 15 percent from its record of $1,032.70 an ounce on March 17 as the dollar strengthened against the euro. The metal added 0.8 percent to $877.95 an ounce at 9:12 a.m. Singapore time.
``In situations of economic or political uncertainty or conflict, gold has been considered a safe haven,'' said Hodaly and Goldie. ``The price of gold is primarily influenced by investment demand, which is primarily related to the expected strength or weakness of the U.S. dollar.''
Gold prices may fall to $630 an ounce over the long term, ``assuming an eventual strengthening of the U.S. dollar,'' the analysts said.
Silver was forecast to average $14 an ounce in 2009 and $15.75 an ounce in 2010. The metal for immediate delivery added 0.9 percent to $12.14 an ounce at 10:12 a.m. in Singapore.
Central banks favour gold amid credit crisis
JAN HARVEY
Reuters
October 4, 2008 at 1:00 PM EDT
LONDON — Sales of gold by European central banks are likely to be lower than expected over the next year as the global banking crisis boosts bullion's appeal as a “safe” reserve asset.
And banks elsewhere in the world, most notably in Asia and the Middle East, may even become buyers of gold in an attempt to diversify their reserves away from the U.S. dollar, analysts say.
Under the terms of the Central Bank Gold Agreement, signed in 1999 by key European institutions including Germany's Bundesbank and the European Central Bank and renewed in 2004, members can sell up to 500 tonnes of gold a year.
But in the fourth year of the latest agreement, which ended last Friday, sales fell well short of this ceiling, to just over 357 tonnes.
With banks worried by the outlook for the financial sector, sales could be even lower in the final year of the pact.
“Given the damage done to a lot of other paper assets that were formerly considered secure, there will be greater risk aversion among central banks,” said Philip Klapwijk, executive chairman of metals consultancy GFMS. “This will only boost gold's status within central bank reserves.”
A key reason why central banks want to hold onto gold is the instability of their most common reserve asset, the dollar.
The U.S. currency slipped to record lows against the euro earlier this year, and although it has since taken on a firmer tone, doubts remain over its outlook.
“Gold assets have moved up in value in euro terms whereas dollar assets have fallen considerably,” Mr. Klapwijk said. “There has been a reassessment of gold given developments in last few years.”
Aside from the pressures associated with the current financial crisis, with a number of European central banks now having completed previously announced sales programs, analysts say a dip in selling is to be expected.
Germany's Bundesbank, with the second largest gold reserves in the world after the U.S. Federal Reserve, said this week it would make no gold sales over the next 12 months, aside from a small sale already agreed with its finance ministry.
The Swiss National Bank also said on Monday it had completed the sale of 250 tonnes of gold it announced last June, and had no plans for further sales.
The correction in the gold price from the all-time high of $1,030.80 (U.S.) an ounce it hit in March is also relieving some of the pressure on banks to sell gold to rebalance their reserves.
“One reason people had been selling was because the gold price had risen and therefore the reserve value, relative to foreign exchange, had increased,” said RBS Global Banking & Markets commodity strategist Nick Moore.
“There was some selling pressure in order to rebalance reserves back to levels people were comfortable with.
“The fall in the gold price from over $1,000 puts us in a situation where the percentage of gold as a proportion of banks' reserves will be lower, so that will take some pressure off for rebalancing,” he added.
CBGA signatories aside, some central banks are more likely to be buyers than sellers of gold as the outlook for financial markets and the dollar stays rocky, analysts say.
These purchases are most likely to come from Asian and Middle Eastern central banks looking to diversify their dollar assets into gold than their European counterparts.
“Central banks flush with dollars in Asia and the Middle East may try to diversify into gold,” said Calyon metals analyst Robin Bhar. “The argument in favour of that may have been made stronger by recent events, which may encourage more diversification away from depreciating currencies.”
JAN HARVEY
Reuters
October 4, 2008 at 1:00 PM EDT
LONDON — Sales of gold by European central banks are likely to be lower than expected over the next year as the global banking crisis boosts bullion's appeal as a “safe” reserve asset.
And banks elsewhere in the world, most notably in Asia and the Middle East, may even become buyers of gold in an attempt to diversify their reserves away from the U.S. dollar, analysts say.
Under the terms of the Central Bank Gold Agreement, signed in 1999 by key European institutions including Germany's Bundesbank and the European Central Bank and renewed in 2004, members can sell up to 500 tonnes of gold a year.
But in the fourth year of the latest agreement, which ended last Friday, sales fell well short of this ceiling, to just over 357 tonnes.
With banks worried by the outlook for the financial sector, sales could be even lower in the final year of the pact.
“Given the damage done to a lot of other paper assets that were formerly considered secure, there will be greater risk aversion among central banks,” said Philip Klapwijk, executive chairman of metals consultancy GFMS. “This will only boost gold's status within central bank reserves.”
A key reason why central banks want to hold onto gold is the instability of their most common reserve asset, the dollar.
The U.S. currency slipped to record lows against the euro earlier this year, and although it has since taken on a firmer tone, doubts remain over its outlook.
“Gold assets have moved up in value in euro terms whereas dollar assets have fallen considerably,” Mr. Klapwijk said. “There has been a reassessment of gold given developments in last few years.”
Aside from the pressures associated with the current financial crisis, with a number of European central banks now having completed previously announced sales programs, analysts say a dip in selling is to be expected.
Germany's Bundesbank, with the second largest gold reserves in the world after the U.S. Federal Reserve, said this week it would make no gold sales over the next 12 months, aside from a small sale already agreed with its finance ministry.
The Swiss National Bank also said on Monday it had completed the sale of 250 tonnes of gold it announced last June, and had no plans for further sales.
The correction in the gold price from the all-time high of $1,030.80 (U.S.) an ounce it hit in March is also relieving some of the pressure on banks to sell gold to rebalance their reserves.
“One reason people had been selling was because the gold price had risen and therefore the reserve value, relative to foreign exchange, had increased,” said RBS Global Banking & Markets commodity strategist Nick Moore.
“There was some selling pressure in order to rebalance reserves back to levels people were comfortable with.
“The fall in the gold price from over $1,000 puts us in a situation where the percentage of gold as a proportion of banks' reserves will be lower, so that will take some pressure off for rebalancing,” he added.
CBGA signatories aside, some central banks are more likely to be buyers than sellers of gold as the outlook for financial markets and the dollar stays rocky, analysts say.
These purchases are most likely to come from Asian and Middle Eastern central banks looking to diversify their dollar assets into gold than their European counterparts.
“Central banks flush with dollars in Asia and the Middle East may try to diversify into gold,” said Calyon metals analyst Robin Bhar. “The argument in favour of that may have been made stronger by recent events, which may encourage more diversification away from depreciating currencies.”
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Dorato Resources to acquire Maravilla, Lahaina
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 10/17/2008 $0.485
Wednesday October 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ACQUIRES 100% INTEREST IN THE MARAVILLA AND LAHAINA PROPERTIES
Dorato Resources Inc. has exercised its option to acquire a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares and a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims comprising a total of 15,468 hectares. The Company is completing all the formalities required by the Peruvian law in order to put into effect the transfer of the properties pursuant to option agreements entered into between Dorato and a Peruvian national previously announced on November 19, 2007.
The total consideration for the Maravilla Property was 1,250,000 common shares of Dorato ("Dorato Shares") and US$300,000. Of this, 250,000 Dorato Shares and US$300,000 was previously paid and the remaining 1,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The total consideration for the Lahaina Property was 3,400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000. Of this, 400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000 was previously paid and the remaining 3,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The Dorato Shares issued on October 20, 2008 are subject to a statutory hold period expiring February 21, 2009.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 10/17/2008 $0.485
Wednesday October 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ACQUIRES 100% INTEREST IN THE MARAVILLA AND LAHAINA PROPERTIES
Dorato Resources Inc. has exercised its option to acquire a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares and a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims comprising a total of 15,468 hectares. The Company is completing all the formalities required by the Peruvian law in order to put into effect the transfer of the properties pursuant to option agreements entered into between Dorato and a Peruvian national previously announced on November 19, 2007.
The total consideration for the Maravilla Property was 1,250,000 common shares of Dorato ("Dorato Shares") and US$300,000. Of this, 250,000 Dorato Shares and US$300,000 was previously paid and the remaining 1,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The total consideration for the Lahaina Property was 3,400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000. Of this, 400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000 was previously paid and the remaining 3,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The Dorato Shares issued on October 20, 2008 are subject to a statutory hold period expiring February 21, 2009.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources to acquire Maravilla, Lahaina
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 10/17/2008 $0.485
Wednesday October 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ACQUIRES 100% INTEREST IN THE MARAVILLA AND LAHAINA PROPERTIES
Dorato Resources Inc. has exercised its option to acquire a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares and a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims comprising a total of 15,468 hectares. The Company is completing all the formalities required by the Peruvian law in order to put into effect the transfer of the properties pursuant to option agreements entered into between Dorato and a Peruvian national previously announced on November 19, 2007.
The total consideration for the Maravilla Property was 1,250,000 common shares of Dorato ("Dorato Shares") and US$300,000. Of this, 250,000 Dorato Shares and US$300,000 was previously paid and the remaining 1,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The total consideration for the Lahaina Property was 3,400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000. Of this, 400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000 was previously paid and the remaining 3,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The Dorato Shares issued on October 20, 2008 are subject to a statutory hold period expiring February 21, 2009.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 10/17/2008 $0.485
Wednesday October 22 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO ACQUIRES 100% INTEREST IN THE MARAVILLA AND LAHAINA PROPERTIES
Dorato Resources Inc. has exercised its option to acquire a 100-per-cent interest in 18 mineral claims, comprising a total of 14,500 hectares and a 100-per-cent interest in 17 mineral claims comprising a total of 15,468 hectares. The Company is completing all the formalities required by the Peruvian law in order to put into effect the transfer of the properties pursuant to option agreements entered into between Dorato and a Peruvian national previously announced on November 19, 2007.
The total consideration for the Maravilla Property was 1,250,000 common shares of Dorato ("Dorato Shares") and US$300,000. Of this, 250,000 Dorato Shares and US$300,000 was previously paid and the remaining 1,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The total consideration for the Lahaina Property was 3,400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000. Of this, 400,000 Dorato Shares and US$270,000 was previously paid and the remaining 3,000,000 Dorato Shares were issued on October 20, 2008.
The Dorato Shares issued on October 20, 2008 are subject to a statutory hold period expiring February 21, 2009.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
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Goldmarkt kurz vorm Bruch
Die Differenz zwischen dem physischen Goldmarkt und dem Papiergoldmarkt weitet sich aus. Dies wird an einem Beispiel deutlich. In dieser Woche kam es in Toronto zu einer großen, außermarktlichen Goldtransaktion. Der gezahlte Preis betrug bei dieser Transaktion 1.075 $ pro Unze. Sie hatte ein Volumen von mehreren Millionen $. Bei dieser Transaktion gab es keine US-Beteiligung und sie wurde in Euro beglichen. Bestimmte Gruppen, die an einer neuen, teilweise durch Gold gedeckten Währung partizipieren werden, nehmen enorme Repositionierungen vor. Mein Tipp ist, dass diese Bewegung von einer großen Finanzkörperschaft globaler Reichweite ausgeht, die Verbindungen zu den Zentralbanken hat. Sie könnte mit der aufkommenden Teilung des Euros in einen Nordischen Euro und einen minderwertigen Romanischen Euro (Latin Euro) in Verbindung stehen. Die nordische Version könnte eine Goldkomponente enthalten. Diese und andere Transaktionen finden mit europäischen Zahlungen statt. Sie werden über den alternativen Markt vorgenommen, weit weg von den Verzerrungen der COMEX. Hierbei handelte es sich um eine Transaktion, bei der echtes Metall bewegt wurde. Hinter den Kulissen kommt es zu großen Verschiebungen. Vor ein paar Monaten wurden 400 t von einer staatsnahen Körperschaft bei der Royal Canadian Mint eingelagert.
Je massiver die Papiermanipulation, desto gewaltiger die kommende Korrektur. Die Irrenhausmanager verlieren die Kontrolle über die Arbitrage zwischen Papier und physischem Material. Schauen Sie auf die Lease Rate für Gold und auf die Silber- Lease Rate; sie haben sich in den letzten zwei Monaten mehr als verdreifacht. Lease Rate gehen Preisbewegungen voraus. Edelmetallbanker, einschließlich der Zentralbanken, sind zögerlich, ihr Metallangebot zu verleihen. Dieses Mal ist es nicht anders; es wird etwas kommen, nachdem die COMEX-Verbrechen vom Tisch gefegt worden, oder nachdem diese, in einer Gegenreaktion, einfach überrannt werden. Eine gut informierte Quelle mit 20-jähriger Erfahrung am Goldmarkt geht in der Tat davon aus, dass es in nicht allzu langer Zeit zu Festnahmen von leitenden Angestellten der COMEX kommen wird.
Goldmarkt kurz vorm Bruch
Die Differenz zwischen dem physischen Goldmarkt und dem Papiergoldmarkt weitet sich aus. Dies wird an einem Beispiel deutlich. In dieser Woche kam es in Toronto zu einer großen, außermarktlichen Goldtransaktion. Der gezahlte Preis betrug bei dieser Transaktion 1.075 $ pro Unze. Sie hatte ein Volumen von mehreren Millionen $. Bei dieser Transaktion gab es keine US-Beteiligung und sie wurde in Euro beglichen. Bestimmte Gruppen, die an einer neuen, teilweise durch Gold gedeckten Währung partizipieren werden, nehmen enorme Repositionierungen vor. Mein Tipp ist, dass diese Bewegung von einer großen Finanzkörperschaft globaler Reichweite ausgeht, die Verbindungen zu den Zentralbanken hat. Sie könnte mit der aufkommenden Teilung des Euros in einen Nordischen Euro und einen minderwertigen Romanischen Euro (Latin Euro) in Verbindung stehen. Die nordische Version könnte eine Goldkomponente enthalten. Diese und andere Transaktionen finden mit europäischen Zahlungen statt. Sie werden über den alternativen Markt vorgenommen, weit weg von den Verzerrungen der COMEX. Hierbei handelte es sich um eine Transaktion, bei der echtes Metall bewegt wurde. Hinter den Kulissen kommt es zu großen Verschiebungen. Vor ein paar Monaten wurden 400 t von einer staatsnahen Körperschaft bei der Royal Canadian Mint eingelagert.
Je massiver die Papiermanipulation, desto gewaltiger die kommende Korrektur. Die Irrenhausmanager verlieren die Kontrolle über die Arbitrage zwischen Papier und physischem Material. Schauen Sie auf die Lease Rate für Gold und auf die Silber- Lease Rate; sie haben sich in den letzten zwei Monaten mehr als verdreifacht. Lease Rate gehen Preisbewegungen voraus. Edelmetallbanker, einschließlich der Zentralbanken, sind zögerlich, ihr Metallangebot zu verleihen. Dieses Mal ist es nicht anders; es wird etwas kommen, nachdem die COMEX-Verbrechen vom Tisch gefegt worden, oder nachdem diese, in einer Gegenreaktion, einfach überrannt werden. Eine gut informierte Quelle mit 20-jähriger Erfahrung am Goldmarkt geht in der Tat davon aus, dass es in nicht allzu langer Zeit zu Festnahmen von leitenden Angestellten der COMEX kommen wird.
Dorato amends Compania Minera option agreement
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 10/28/2008 $0.33
Tuesday November 04 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO AMENDS OPTION AGREEMENT
Dorato Resources Inc. has amended its original option agreement to acquire 100 per cent of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodita SAC, a private Peruvian company. Minera Afrodita's primary assets are certain mineral concessions located in the Cordillera del Condor region of Peru.
Under the terms of the original agreement, certain Peruvian nationals granted Dorato the option to purchase the shares of Minera Afrodita in exchange for three million common shares of Dorato and the payment of $8-million (U.S.). To date, Dorato has issued three million common shares and paid $1-million (U.S.) under the terms of the original agreement.
The parties have agreed to enter into an amended option agreement. To exercise the option under the terms of the amended agreement, Dorato has agreed to pay the vendors $2-million (U.S.) (for total cash consideration of $3-million (U.S.)) and issue an additional 5.6 million Dorato common shares.
The additional shares will be subject to a statutory hold period expiring four months from the date of issuance.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 10/28/2008 $0.33
Tuesday November 04 2008 - News Release
Mr. Anton Drescher reports
DORATO AMENDS OPTION AGREEMENT
Dorato Resources Inc. has amended its original option agreement to acquire 100 per cent of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodita SAC, a private Peruvian company. Minera Afrodita's primary assets are certain mineral concessions located in the Cordillera del Condor region of Peru.
Under the terms of the original agreement, certain Peruvian nationals granted Dorato the option to purchase the shares of Minera Afrodita in exchange for three million common shares of Dorato and the payment of $8-million (U.S.). To date, Dorato has issued three million common shares and paid $1-million (U.S.) under the terms of the original agreement.
The parties have agreed to enter into an amended option agreement. To exercise the option under the terms of the amended agreement, Dorato has agreed to pay the vendors $2-million (U.S.) (for total cash consideration of $3-million (U.S.)) and issue an additional 5.6 million Dorato common shares.
The additional shares will be subject to a statutory hold period expiring four months from the date of issuance.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.830.990 von silbernd am 04.11.08 22:59:48
Das ist eine gute, weil Cash-sparende News. Mit derzeit Fully Diluted gut 30 Millionen Shares ist Dorato immer noch eng genug...
Das ist eine gute, weil Cash-sparende News. Mit derzeit Fully Diluted gut 30 Millionen Shares ist Dorato immer noch eng genug...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.835.473 von to_siam am 05.11.08 09:29:45Und notiert unter Cashbestand
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.835.473 von to_siam am 05.11.08 09:29:45.....geradezu jungfräulich eng für dieses Potential:
Dorato: Eine der Aktien, die man (wenn
es ruhig ist) sammelt. Für Neuleser: die
geologische Fortsetzung ohne das hohe
Länderrisiko von Aurelian. Die Indios ha-
ben übrigens auf unserem Grund in den
letzten Jahren sichtbares Gold schwarz
abgebaut. Es muss sich gelohnt haben,
das Zeug über die Grenze zu tragen und
mit mittelalterlicher Recovery Rate zu ge-
winnen.
Tasche
es ruhig ist) sammelt. Für Neuleser: die
geologische Fortsetzung ohne das hohe
Länderrisiko von Aurelian. Die Indios ha-
ben übrigens auf unserem Grund in den
letzten Jahren sichtbares Gold schwarz
abgebaut. Es muss sich gelohnt haben,
das Zeug über die Grenze zu tragen und
mit mittelalterlicher Recovery Rate zu ge-
winnen.
Tasche
Ich bin ab heute auch mit dabei.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.856.157 von GulOcram am 06.11.08 16:56:26
Glückwunsch. Vermutlich darf man Dir auch zu dem günstigstens Einstiegskurs aller hier gratulieren.
Glückwunsch. Vermutlich darf man Dir auch zu dem günstigstens Einstiegskurs aller hier gratulieren.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.856.203 von to_siam am 06.11.08 16:59:48Und dir Glückwunsch zum Runden.
Ich hoffe, ich darf demnächst nochmal verteuern.
Ich hoffe, ich darf demnächst nochmal verteuern.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.856.533 von GulOcram am 06.11.08 17:26:58Ups, das war mein (bewußtes) Rundes hier...
So, hier noch einmal der guten Ordnung halber, falls nach dem turbulenten Wochenende bei mir noch jemand einen "Mailer" vermisst, folgende "Mailer" sind seit der Messe in München raus:
Dienstag 11.11.2008 "Mailer" (allgemein)
Dienstag 11.11.2008 "Trevali-Mailer"
Mittwoch 12.11.2008 "Trevali-Mailer 2"
Donnerstag 13.11.2008 "ITH-Mailer"
Freitag 14.11.2008 "Cardero-Mailer"
Montag 17.11.2008 "Dorato-Mailer" (inkl. ITH, CDU, IDI, WML)
Wer im "Mailer" registriert ist, aber eine Ausgabe vermisst, bitte eine BM gleich mit Email-Adresse an mich.
Wer noch in den "Mailer" aufgenommen werden möchte, bitte ebenfalls eine BM mit Angabe einer Emailadresse an mich. Dazu bitte die entsprechenden "Nachsende-Wünsche" aufführen.
Dienstag 11.11.2008 "Mailer" (allgemein)
Dienstag 11.11.2008 "Trevali-Mailer"
Mittwoch 12.11.2008 "Trevali-Mailer 2"
Donnerstag 13.11.2008 "ITH-Mailer"
Freitag 14.11.2008 "Cardero-Mailer"
Montag 17.11.2008 "Dorato-Mailer" (inkl. ITH, CDU, IDI, WML)
Wer im "Mailer" registriert ist, aber eine Ausgabe vermisst, bitte eine BM gleich mit Email-Adresse an mich.
Wer noch in den "Mailer" aufgenommen werden möchte, bitte ebenfalls eine BM mit Angabe einer Emailadresse an mich. Dazu bitte die entsprechenden "Nachsende-Wünsche" aufführen.
Dorato Appoints New President
Monday December 1, 11:00 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 1, 2008 -- Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (CDNXRI.V - News)(FrankfurtO5.F - News) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Keith J. Henderson as President and Chief Executive Officer, replacing Mr. Anton J. Drescher, effective December 1, 2008. Anton Drescher states, "The Company is exceptionally fortunate to attract an experienced exploration and mining individual such as Mr. Henderson. Keith will provide the Company with a wealth of Latin American exploration experience and firmly chart the way forward on our exciting Cordillera del Condor land package." Mr. Drescher will continue to serve as a Director of the Company.
Monday December 1, 11:00 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 1, 2008 -- Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (CDNX
RI.V - News)(FrankfurtO5.F - News) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Keith J. Henderson as President and Chief Executive Officer, replacing Mr. Anton J. Drescher, effective December 1, 2008. Anton Drescher states, "The Company is exceptionally fortunate to attract an experienced exploration and mining individual such as Mr. Henderson. Keith will provide the Company with a wealth of Latin American exploration experience and firmly chart the way forward on our exciting Cordillera del Condor land package." Mr. Drescher will continue to serve as a Director of the Company.
nur wegen der "vollstaendigkeit " nochmal
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Dec 1, 2008
(Marketwire via COMTEX) ----Dorato Resources Inc.
("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: DRI)(FRANKFURT : DO5) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Keith J. Henderson as President and Chief Executive Officer, replacing Mr. Anton J. Drescher, effective December 1, 2008. Anton Drescher states, "The Company is exceptionally fortunate to attract an experienced exploration and mining individual such as Mr. Henderson. Keith will provide the Company with a wealth of Latin American exploration experience and firmly chart the way forward on our exciting Cordillera del Condor land package." Mr. Drescher will continue to serve as a Director of the Company.
Prior to joining Dorato Mr. Henderson has been employed as Vice President of Exploration for Cardero Resource Corporation who recently announced the sale of their Pampa de Pongo project to a Chinese corporation for US$200M. Prior to Cardero, Mr. Henderson held various management positions with the Anglo American group most recently as Project Manager for Anglo Coal's Canadian subsidiary. Mr. Henderson holds a B.Sc (Hons) in Geology from Queens University Belfast and a M.Sc. degree in Geology from University College Dublin. He is a registered professional geologist with 15 years experience, primarily in precious and base metal exploration.
Mr. Henderson states, "I am excited about joining Dorato and the tremendous opportunity the Cordillera del Condor project has for world class gold and copper-gold discoveries. The proximity and geologic similarities to deposits such as Fruta del Norte and the Mirador porphyry systems in such an under explored area is truly phenomenal."
Mr. Rowland Perkins will be resigning as a director of Dorato Resources Inc. effective December 1, 2008. The Board wishes to thank Mr. Perkins for his contributions to the Company, and wish him continued success in the future.
http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/industri…
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Dec 1, 2008
(Marketwire via COMTEX) ----Dorato Resources Inc.
("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: DRI)(FRANKFURT : DO5) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Keith J. Henderson as President and Chief Executive Officer, replacing Mr. Anton J. Drescher, effective December 1, 2008. Anton Drescher states, "The Company is exceptionally fortunate to attract an experienced exploration and mining individual such as Mr. Henderson. Keith will provide the Company with a wealth of Latin American exploration experience and firmly chart the way forward on our exciting Cordillera del Condor land package." Mr. Drescher will continue to serve as a Director of the Company.
Prior to joining Dorato Mr. Henderson has been employed as Vice President of Exploration for Cardero Resource Corporation who recently announced the sale of their Pampa de Pongo project to a Chinese corporation for US$200M. Prior to Cardero, Mr. Henderson held various management positions with the Anglo American group most recently as Project Manager for Anglo Coal's Canadian subsidiary. Mr. Henderson holds a B.Sc (Hons) in Geology from Queens University Belfast and a M.Sc. degree in Geology from University College Dublin. He is a registered professional geologist with 15 years experience, primarily in precious and base metal exploration.
Mr. Henderson states, "I am excited about joining Dorato and the tremendous opportunity the Cordillera del Condor project has for world class gold and copper-gold discoveries. The proximity and geologic similarities to deposits such as Fruta del Norte and the Mirador porphyry systems in such an under explored area is truly phenomenal."
Mr. Rowland Perkins will be resigning as a director of Dorato Resources Inc. effective December 1, 2008. The Board wishes to thank Mr. Perkins for his contributions to the Company, and wish him continued success in the future.
http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/industri…
Auch nur "der Vollständigkeit halber": keine Kauf-oder Verkaufsempfehlung und auch nicht meine Meinung widerspiegelnd!
Part 1 - 7 "Anatomy of a Canadian Stock Promotion" aus Ottos Incacolanews.blogspot
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Part 1 - 7 "Anatomy of a Canadian Stock Promotion" aus Ottos Incacolanews.blogspot
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Dorato amends option on Condillera del Condor claims
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 12/22/2008 $0.225
Tuesday December 23 2008 - Property Agreement
The TSX Venture Exchange Inc. has accepted for filing an amended option agreement among Dorato Peru SAC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dorato Resources Inc., Jorge Arturo Bedoya Torrico and Jaime Araoz Medanic (the vendors) dated Oct. 16, 2008. The amended agreement amends an option agreement (the original agreement) among Dorato Peru and the sellers dated Oct. 18, 2007, under which the sellers granted Dorato Peru an option to purchase all of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodita SAC, a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns certain mining concessions in the Condillera del Condor region of Peru in exchange for three million common shares of the company and a cash payment of $8-million (U.S.).
The original agreement was previously approved by the exchange on April 24, 2008, as part of the company's change of business. To date, the company has issued three million common shares to the sellers and has paid $1-million (U.S.), leaving a balance of $7-million to be paid over the next 36 months. Pursuant to the amended agreement, the company will pay to the sellers, in substitution for the balance owing, a total of $2-million (U.S.) and issue a total of 5.6 million common shares over the next 12 months. Of these shares, 3.62 million will be issued to Mr. Torrico, 1.08 million will be issued to Mr. Medanic and 900,000 will be issued to Valentin Paniagua Jara.
Insider/pro group participation: Mr. Torrico will become an insider of the company as a result of the issuance of shares to him under the amended agreement.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 12/22/2008 $0.225
Tuesday December 23 2008 - Property Agreement
The TSX Venture Exchange Inc. has accepted for filing an amended option agreement among Dorato Peru SAC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dorato Resources Inc., Jorge Arturo Bedoya Torrico and Jaime Araoz Medanic (the vendors) dated Oct. 16, 2008. The amended agreement amends an option agreement (the original agreement) among Dorato Peru and the sellers dated Oct. 18, 2007, under which the sellers granted Dorato Peru an option to purchase all of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodita SAC, a company registered in Lima, Peru, which owns certain mining concessions in the Condillera del Condor region of Peru in exchange for three million common shares of the company and a cash payment of $8-million (U.S.).
The original agreement was previously approved by the exchange on April 24, 2008, as part of the company's change of business. To date, the company has issued three million common shares to the sellers and has paid $1-million (U.S.), leaving a balance of $7-million to be paid over the next 36 months. Pursuant to the amended agreement, the company will pay to the sellers, in substitution for the balance owing, a total of $2-million (U.S.) and issue a total of 5.6 million common shares over the next 12 months. Of these shares, 3.62 million will be issued to Mr. Torrico, 1.08 million will be issued to Mr. Medanic and 900,000 will be issued to Valentin Paniagua Jara.
Insider/pro group participation: Mr. Torrico will become an insider of the company as a result of the issuance of shares to him under the amended agreement.
© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
48 horas de plazo a empresa Dorato para abandonar la Cordillera del Cóndor
http://www.aidesep.org.pe/index.php?codnota=437
na, wenn dat man gut geht..
http://www.aidesep.org.pe/index.php?codnota=437
na, wenn dat man gut geht..
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.267.782 von gsx1100e am 27.12.08 10:59:04
Danke für die Info. Da musste ich irgendwie gleich an Kobex denken...
Watch it!
Danke für die Info. Da musste ich irgendwie gleich an Kobex denken...
Watch it!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.267.782 von gsx1100e am 27.12.08 10:59:04Nicht gut.... gar nicht gut
MEM niega que minera Dorato opere en zona del Cenepa
MEM denies that miner Dorato should operate in area of the Cenepa
Con la intención de evitar las protestas de un grupo de nativos awajun-wampis de las comunidades del distrito de Cenepa (provincia de Condorcanqui, en Amazonas) contra las mineras que operan cerca de la frontera con Ecuador, específicamente la empresa Dorato Perú, el Ministerio de Energía y Minas indicó que la preocupación de los indígenas de esta región es infundada, pues la compañía no cuenta aún con los permisos de operación necesarios, al estar estos en trámite.
With the intention of avoiding the protests of a group of native awajun-wampis of the communities of the district of Cenepa (province of Condorcanqui, in the Amazon) against the miners who operate close to the border with Ecuador, specifically the company Dorato Peru, the Department of Energy and Mines indicated that the worry of the natives of this region is groundless, since the company is still not provided with the necessary permissions of operation, on having been this in step.
http://www.elcomercio.com.pe/ediciononline/HTML/2008-12-26/m…
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MEM denies that miner Dorato should operate in area of the Cenepa
Con la intención de evitar las protestas de un grupo de nativos awajun-wampis de las comunidades del distrito de Cenepa (provincia de Condorcanqui, en Amazonas) contra las mineras que operan cerca de la frontera con Ecuador, específicamente la empresa Dorato Perú, el Ministerio de Energía y Minas indicó que la preocupación de los indígenas de esta región es infundada, pues la compañía no cuenta aún con los permisos de operación necesarios, al estar estos en trámite.
With the intention of avoiding the protests of a group of native awajun-wampis of the communities of the district of Cenepa (province of Condorcanqui, in the Amazon) against the miners who operate close to the border with Ecuador, specifically the company Dorato Peru, the Department of Energy and Mines indicated that the worry of the natives of this region is groundless, since the company is still not provided with the necessary permissions of operation, on having been this in step.
http://www.elcomercio.com.pe/ediciononline/HTML/2008-12-26/m…
http://uebersetzer.abacho.de/uebersetzer.html
http://orosucio.madryn.com/articulos/08_12_23.html
Awajun und Wampis fordern Zurückgezogenheit von kanadischem Bergarbeiter Dorato Servindi, an 22. Dezember, 2008. - Die Siedler Awajun und Wampis der Reservierten Zone geben sie eine Rate von 48 Stunden Santiago Comaina und von der Provinz von Condorcanqui, Region Amazonas, für die Zurückgezogenheit des Bergbau-kanadischen Unternehmens Dorato SAC in seinen Gebieten. Die Nutzung von Kupfer, Gold und Uran könnte die Zone der Gebirgskette des Kondors und die Flüsse Sawientsa, Comaina, Acajoubaum und Amazonas verseuchen. Auch könnte der Nationale Park Ichigkat Muja, die Reservierte Zone Santiago-Comaina und die Gemeindereserve Tuntanain betreffen. Das Abkommen wurde in einer Versammlung der Entwicklungsorganisation der Grenzgemeinschaften des Cenepa (in der gebürtigen Gemeinschaft verwirklichter ODECOFROC) Mamayaque am 14. Dezember 2008 angenommen. Die Eingeborenen fordern, dass Ciro Alegría das Unternehmen Dorato vom Platz der Militärischen Wachsamkeit Tambo und von der gebürtigen Gemeinschaft zurückzieht. Lesen Sie auch die Bittschrift von Mamayaque (14. Dezember, 2008) Internationales Jahr der Rechte der in der Welt Einheimischen Völker Jahr der Weltweiten Gipfel im Peru. BITTSCHRIFT Herr: Dr. ALAN GABRIEL GARCIA PEREZ Verfassungsmäßiger Präsident der Republik des Perus Dr. YEHUDE SIMON MUNARO Präsident des Ratschlages von Minister Dr. JAVIER VELAZQUEZ QUEZQUEN Präsident des Kongresses der Republik. Dr. JOSÉ ANTONIO GARCÍA BELAÚNDE Außenminister Dr. ANTONIO BRACK EGG Minister der Umwelt Ing. PEDRO SANCHEZ TOLEDO Ministro und Bergwerke. Hr. Präsident von INDEPA. Von unserer speziellen Betrachtung, sind wir die wir unterschreiben, 62 in der gebürtigen Gemeinschaft gesammelte Leiter und an den ODECOFROC, angeschlossene Führer von Mamayaque (zentraler Sitz der Organisation), er ist in den folgenden Abkommen auf der Angelegenheit des Bergbauunternehmens Dorato SAC gegangen, die anfängt die Erforschungstätigkeiten und Nutzung mit der physischen Gegenwart im Platz der Militärischen Wachsamkeit zwischen dem Kopfende unterbrachten Tambo, des Flusses Sawientsa-Comainas, in der Gebirgskette des Kondors, entgegengesetzter Peru - Ecuador entwickeln, wodurch wir die folgenden zeigen: 1. - Seit 1981, den gebürtigen Gemeinschaften des Bezirks des Cenepa, hat er nach dem Peruanischen Staat verlangt, der sie über die Tätigkeiten von Kohlenwasserstoffen (Bergarbeiter) informiert aber sie haben durch seine Abwesenheit geglänzt, und nämlich die Stimmen der Awajun wurde er von demselben Staat nicht beachtet, der die Entwicklung der Bergbautätigkeit fördert. 2. - 1998 hat der Staat eine Reservierte Zone Santiago Comaina geschaffen, in allen gebürtigen diplomierten Gemeinschaften der Provinz von Condorcanqui und dem Bezirk des Cenepa einschließend, mit dem Zweck von einen nationalen Park schaffen (unantastbarer, wo man keine Tätigkeit extractiva) und zwei Gemeindereserven entwickeln kann. Dieser Prozess wurde von der Teilnahme des INRENA, Wissenschaftliche Gemeinschaft und die gebürtigen Gemeinschaften entwickelt. Das letzte Abkommen hat darin bestanden, einen Park der 163 tausend zu schaffen du hast, aber die zentrale Regierung (hat Regierungsform der Regierung aprista) den Park zugunsten von den Bergbaugesellschaften beschnitten, ein Gebiet der 63 tausend erteilend, du hast. 3. - Die Gesellschaften, die nach den Anzeigen und Erforschungserlaubnis und Nutzung verlangt haben, haben sich nie den gebürtigen Gemeinschaften und den im Bezirk einheimischen Organisationen Des Cenepa genähert, um vorig Befragung zu verwirklichen, die in derselben Zusammensetzung begründete Bedingung des Peruanischen Staates und in die Übereinkunft 169-OIT und in der Erklärung des Rechts Menschen genehmigt von den Vereinten Nationen ist. 4. - Im Peru und in der Welt sind die Bergbau- und Ölhaltigen Gesellschaften seine Nutzungstätigkeiten innerhalb des althergebrachten Gebiets der gebürtigen Gemeinschaften entwickelt, die Reste lassend, die langfristig das Wasser, Luft, Erde, Wald, Erscheinen von neuen Krankheiten und Nichterfüllung der Versprechen verseucht haben. Dieselben Unternehmen treten in unserer Zone der Gebirgskette des Kondors ein, den sie in einer kurzen Rate, der Fluss von Sawientsa, Comaina, Cenepa verseuchten, ich belache Acajoubaum und Amazonas, wo die Kinder und Kinder erste sein werden, bringst du verseucht um und verseuchst von Quecksilber und zeanuro. 5. - Stirn einigen wir uns die Entwicklung der Bergbautätigkeit in der Gebirgskette des Kondors, den Gemeinschaften des Bezirks des Cenepa, durch Einmütigkeit, dass die Bergbaugesellschaft Dorato von Herrn Ing vorgestellte SAC. Carlos Ballón, Geschäftsführer und Alfonso Vigil M. Verwalter, ziehen Sie sich von der Errichtung des Platzes der Militärischen Wachsamkeit Tambo und Ciro Alegría innerhalb von 48 hr zurück. 6. - Die Awajun und Wampis der Provinz von Condorcanqui und der Bezirk des Cenepa, sind wir Städter Peruanos sehr bescheidene, und respektvolle in den peruanischen Gesetzen und in unsere althergebrachte Gesetze, aber wenn die dritten Personen uns unsere Stellung der Nicht-Annahme der Eintritt des Bergarbeiters nicht beachten, die Gemeinschaften nahmen eine Schutzmaßnahme durch Einmütigkeit im Platz von Tambo mit der Absicht von immer noch in einem Milieu gesunde und reine leben, ohne die Verunreinigung keines Typs von chemischen Elementen. Es mehr Punkte nicht gebend, die er behandeln ihm für fertig gestellt gehalten hat, diese 11:15 am seiend. Und für größere Standhaftigkeit unterzeichnen wir alle Gegenwart
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.268.568 von GulOcram am 27.12.08 16:27:04Gibt es eigentlich schon irgend etwas Neues bezüglich der 48 Stunden Frist? Die ist doch schon lange rum...
Dorato to pay less cash, more shares for Afrodita
Dorato Resources Inc (CRI)
Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 1/6/2009 $0.30
Wednesday January 07 2009 - News Release
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO AMENDS OPTION AGREEMENT
On Dec. 23, 2008, Dorato Resources Inc. received TSX Venture Exchange acceptance of an amended option agreement dated Oct. 16, 2008, among Dorato Peru SAC, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, Jorge Arturo Bedoya Torrico and Jaime Medanic. The amended agreement amends an option agreement among Dorato Peru and the sellers dated Oct. 18, 2007, under which the sellers granted Dorato Peru an option to acquire 100 per cent of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodiata SAC. Minera Afrodita owns mining concessions in the Condillera del Condor region of Peru.
The consideration to be paid to Minera Afrodita under the original agreement was three million common shares of Dorato and a cash payment of $8-million (U.S.). Pursuant to the amending agreement the total consideration to be paid by Dorato for the Minera Afrodita option is amended to a total of 8.6 million common shares of which 7.7 million have now been issued, and $3-million (U.S.) of which $2-million has been paid.
As part of this amended consideration 4.7 million common shares of Dorato were issued on Dec. 23, 2008, and are subject to a statutory hold period expiring April 24, 2009.
The company further announces that pursuant to its 2007 incentive stock option plan, it has granted incentive stock options to certain directors, officers, and employees and consultants allowing them to purchase up to a total of one million common shares in the capital stock of the company. The options are exercisable at a price of 30 cents for a period of two years ending Jan. 7, 2010.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C
RI)Shares Issued 4,630,687
Last Close 1/6/2009 $0.30
Wednesday January 07 2009 - News Release
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO AMENDS OPTION AGREEMENT
On Dec. 23, 2008, Dorato Resources Inc. received TSX Venture Exchange acceptance of an amended option agreement dated Oct. 16, 2008, among Dorato Peru SAC, a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, Jorge Arturo Bedoya Torrico and Jaime Medanic. The amended agreement amends an option agreement among Dorato Peru and the sellers dated Oct. 18, 2007, under which the sellers granted Dorato Peru an option to acquire 100 per cent of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodiata SAC. Minera Afrodita owns mining concessions in the Condillera del Condor region of Peru.
The consideration to be paid to Minera Afrodita under the original agreement was three million common shares of Dorato and a cash payment of $8-million (U.S.). Pursuant to the amending agreement the total consideration to be paid by Dorato for the Minera Afrodita option is amended to a total of 8.6 million common shares of which 7.7 million have now been issued, and $3-million (U.S.) of which $2-million has been paid.
As part of this amended consideration 4.7 million common shares of Dorato were issued on Dec. 23, 2008, and are subject to a statutory hold period expiring April 24, 2009.
The company further announces that pursuant to its 2007 incentive stock option plan, it has granted incentive stock options to certain directors, officers, and employees and consultants allowing them to purchase up to a total of one million common shares in the capital stock of the company. The options are exercisable at a price of 30 cents for a period of two years ending Jan. 7, 2010.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Und hier die offizielle PR:
Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Amends Option Agreement
* Wednesday January 7, 2009, 4:57 pm EST
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 7, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that on December 23, 2008 the Company received TSX Venture Exchange acceptance of an amended option agreement (the "Amended Agreement") dated October 16, 2008 among Dorato Peru S.A.C. ("Dorato Peru"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company, Jorge Arturo Bedoya Torrico and Jaime Medanic (the "Sellers"). The Amended Agreement amends an option agreement (the "Original Agreement") among Dorato Peru and the Sellers dated October 18, 2007 under which the Sellers granted Dorato Peru an option to acquire 100% of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodiata S.A.C. ("Minera Afrodita"). Minera Afrodita owns mining concessions in the Condillera del Condor region of Peru.
The consideration to be paid to Minera Afrodita under the Original Agreement was 3,000,000 common shares of Dorato and a cash payment of US$8,000,000. Pursuant to the Amending Agreement the total consideration to be paid by Dorato for the Minera Afrodita option is amended to a total of 8,600,000 common shares of which 7,700,000 have now been issued, and US $3,000,000 of which US $2,000,000 has been paid.
As part of this amended consideration 4,700,000 common shares of Dorato were issued on December 23, 2008 and are subject to a statutory hold period expiring April 24, 2009.
The Company further announces that pursuant to its 2007 Incentive Stock Option Plan, it has granted incentive stock options to certain directors, officers and employees and consultants allowing them to purchase up to an aggregate of 1,000,000 common shares in the capital stock of the Company. The options are exercisable at a price of CAD 0.30 for a period of two years ending January 7, 2010.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
The Company is an exploration mining company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in Peru. Recent exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the boarder has been highly successful and includes a number of gold and copper discoveries. Key features of the Dorato land package includes shared geology, structural setting, proximity, extensions of known trends and numerous placer gold occurrences. Dorato has acquired first mover status with its strategic land package and has successfully locked in a significant portion of this exciting emergent gold-copper district.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President
Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Amends Option Agreement
* Wednesday January 7, 2009, 4:57 pm EST
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 7, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that on December 23, 2008 the Company received TSX Venture Exchange acceptance of an amended option agreement (the "Amended Agreement") dated October 16, 2008 among Dorato Peru S.A.C. ("Dorato Peru"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company, Jorge Arturo Bedoya Torrico and Jaime Medanic (the "Sellers"). The Amended Agreement amends an option agreement (the "Original Agreement") among Dorato Peru and the Sellers dated October 18, 2007 under which the Sellers granted Dorato Peru an option to acquire 100% of the shares of Compania Minera Afrodiata S.A.C. ("Minera Afrodita"). Minera Afrodita owns mining concessions in the Condillera del Condor region of Peru.The consideration to be paid to Minera Afrodita under the Original Agreement was 3,000,000 common shares of Dorato and a cash payment of US$8,000,000. Pursuant to the Amending Agreement the total consideration to be paid by Dorato for the Minera Afrodita option is amended to a total of 8,600,000 common shares of which 7,700,000 have now been issued, and US $3,000,000 of which US $2,000,000 has been paid.
As part of this amended consideration 4,700,000 common shares of Dorato were issued on December 23, 2008 and are subject to a statutory hold period expiring April 24, 2009.
The Company further announces that pursuant to its 2007 Incentive Stock Option Plan, it has granted incentive stock options to certain directors, officers and employees and consultants allowing them to purchase up to an aggregate of 1,000,000 common shares in the capital stock of the Company. The options are exercisable at a price of CAD 0.30 for a period of two years ending January 7, 2010.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
The Company is an exploration mining company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in Peru. Recent exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the boarder has been highly successful and includes a number of gold and copper discoveries. Key features of the Dorato land package includes shared geology, structural setting, proximity, extensions of known trends and numerous placer gold occurrences. Dorato has acquired first mover status with its strategic land package and has successfully locked in a significant portion of this exciting emergent gold-copper district.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President
könnte mir das bitte jemand näher erklären? Habe ich was nicht mitbekommen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.335.628 von Makalu8000 am 08.01.09 19:54:02Anstatt 8mio Cash haben die vormaligen Besitzer von Afrodita nur 3mio bekommen, davon 2 bereits gezahlt, und sich lieber mehr Shares von DRI gegönnt. Für die 5,6mio mehr shares haben sie also auf 5mio dollar verzichtet. Schaut die Zahlen selber nach. Ich bin hundemüde und geh jetzt in die Heia. Grob dürfte ich es getroffen haben
Neono
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.335.693 von Neono am 08.01.09 20:02:56
Der (min.) Zweite (dazu Große), der Dorato weit
über aktuellem "Preis" nimmt. Die Lage (gegenüber
Aurelian) ist einfach einmalig und kompensiert für
Großinvestoren Minuspunkte wie Infrastruktur und
Minengegner. Das jahrelange schwarze Abbauen
von nur sichtbaren Gold verspricht mit Technikein-
satz mehr.
Tasche
Der (min.) Zweite (dazu Große), der Dorato weit
über aktuellem "Preis" nimmt. Die Lage (gegenüber
Aurelian) ist einfach einmalig und kompensiert für
Großinvestoren Minuspunkte wie Infrastruktur und
Minengegner. Das jahrelange schwarze Abbauen
von nur sichtbaren Gold verspricht mit Technikein-
satz mehr.
Tasche
Peru community holds miners hostage for sixth day
Tue Jan 20, 2009 1:43pm EST Email | Print | Share| Reprints |
LIMA, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Four employees of Minera Afrodita and two people who were traveling with them in northern Peru were held hostage for the sixth day on Tuesday, taken by protesters upset over mining development, the company said.
The group, which includes four workers, their boat captain and his helper, was seized on Thursday in the remote town of Huampani. The company said its workers were there to invite local leaders to a meeting to talk about mining projects.
Conflicts between companies and communities, which worry about the social and environmental impact of mining, are common in Peru, a major metals producer.
"When they showed up in Huampani to deliver the invitation ... they were kidnapped," said Carlos Ballon, director at Minera Afrodita.
Afrodita has mining concessions near Peru's northern border, where it is looking for gold. A small Canadian miner, Dorato Resources (DRI.V), has the rights to buy up to 100 percent of the company's shares.
Peru's mining and energy ministry has said it would send a commission to the area to discuss the community's demands, but not before the hostages are let go.
The office of Peru's ombudsman has arranged for a team of doctors to review the conditions of the people being held.
Ballon said that one of the men taken hostage is in poor health, having had triple bypass surgery a year ago.
"Our main concern is to get our people released, especially this person who has a serious heart condition," said Ballon.
Peru often ranks as the world's fifth-largest gold producer. (Reporting by Dana Ford and Maria Luisa Palomino; Writing by Dana Ford; Editing by Marguerita Choy)
Tue Jan 20, 2009 1:43pm EST Email | Print | Share| Reprints |
LIMA, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Four employees of Minera Afrodita and two people who were traveling with them in northern Peru were held hostage for the sixth day on Tuesday, taken by protesters upset over mining development, the company said.
The group, which includes four workers, their boat captain and his helper, was seized on Thursday in the remote town of Huampani. The company said its workers were there to invite local leaders to a meeting to talk about mining projects.
Conflicts between companies and communities, which worry about the social and environmental impact of mining, are common in Peru, a major metals producer.
"When they showed up in Huampani to deliver the invitation ... they were kidnapped," said Carlos Ballon, director at Minera Afrodita.
Afrodita has mining concessions near Peru's northern border, where it is looking for gold. A small Canadian miner, Dorato Resources (DRI.V), has the rights to buy up to 100 percent of the company's shares.
Peru's mining and energy ministry has said it would send a commission to the area to discuss the community's demands, but not before the hostages are let go.
The office of Peru's ombudsman has arranged for a team of doctors to review the conditions of the people being held.
Ballon said that one of the men taken hostage is in poor health, having had triple bypass surgery a year ago.
"Our main concern is to get our people released, especially this person who has a serious heart condition," said Ballon.
Peru often ranks as the world's fifth-largest gold producer. (Reporting by Dana Ford and Maria Luisa Palomino; Writing by Dana Ford; Editing by Marguerita Choy)
Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Reports Completion of 2008 Exploration Program, Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Property, Northwest Peru
Large Gold-Bearing System Defined: 2.6 kilometres of Underground Mine Workings 1,700 metres of Gold Bearing Veins, 300 metres Vertical Extent Visible Gold in Stream Beds within an area of 60 square kilometres
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 29, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce the completion of Minera Afrodita's 2008 exploration program in the Cordillera del Condor, northwest Peru. The 2008 Tambo Block program has defined a significant, large, gold-bearing system hosted within the same regional structural regime and host rocks as the world-class Fruta del Norte gold deposit (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri129a.jpg). Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.
Highlights of the field season, which screened less than 20% of the 800 km2 land-holding, include: definition of extensive gold mineralization, 142 historic informal gold workings, with 1,700 metres of 'productive' gold-bearing structures with similar geological characteristics as the Fruta del Norte deposit. The Tambo alteration system, as presently defined, encompasses an area of 8 km2 and remains open. The extensive mine excavations have been sampled and results are eagerly anticipated.
Tambo Block Exploration
Geological mapping and geochemical sampling of the El Tambo Target, an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, hosted within rhyodacite porphyry, has delineated 2.6 kilometres of underground development, in 142 historical mine workings. These workings have exposed 1.7 kilometres of mined vein structures of similar composition to veins previously sampled, where 35 samples of obviously mineralized structures and veins range from anomalous to 52 g/t Au, averaging 16.38 g/t gold and 83 g/t silver (please see Dorato's news release NR08-06). The veins are interpreted to represent a very significant continuation of the Chinapintza Mining District, Ecuador.
More than 1,500 rock samples have been collected where an intensive mapping and sampling program took advantage of the historic informal mine workings to delineate the extent, continuity and grade of the Tambo vein system in addition to providing information on the structural controls and mineral system kinematics. The compilation of underground structural mapping and sampling will be used to construct a 3D mineral system model, which will direct future deposit and regional scale exploration. Samples from this program have been sent to ACME Analytical in Lima, Peru, and results are anticipated in the coming weeks.
Regional Exploration
The regional mapping and geochemical sampling program was designed to screen the 12 kilometre wide by 24 kilometre long Tambo claim block. In total, more than 500 rock samples, 350 stream sediment, and over 1,000 soil samples were collected.
In addition to the El Tambo target, two high-priority 'bulk-tonnage' type mineralized systems have been identified and sampled (to see Figure 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri129b.jpg).
The Lucero Target is an intrusion related target located at the contact between a granodioritic intrusion, limestone and sandstone. The target is a gold-skarn system (potentially Nambija-type), and defined by numerous drainages with fine gold in stream sediments, covering an area of at least 2.5 km2.
The Cobrecon Target is primarily a large porphyry copper-molybdenum system, with possible gold-porphyry and skarn mineralization. Visible copper oxides and molybdenite have been noted from surface rock samplings and panned samples of stream sediments contain visible gold. The total target area as presently defined is greater than 33 km2, suggesting that mineralization may be related to a nested metal-bearing porphyry cluster.
Samples from these targets have been sent to ACME Analytical in Lima, Peru, and results are anticipated in the near future.
An airborne Electro-Magnetic geophysical survey was flown in late 2008, covering approximately 650 line kilometres. A final data set has been delivered and will be interpreted in the coming weeks.
Cordillera del Condor Background
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirdor Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated; 438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources; 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated; 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold, inferred; 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred; 0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, including the option with Minera Afrodita, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area. Please see our technical report dated January 28, 2008 entitled "Report on the Cordillera del Condor Property".
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, P.Geo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The work programs at the Cordillera del Condor project are designed and supervised by Dr. Russell Myers, Dorato's Exploration Manager, and David Hladky, P.Geo., Dorato's Senior Project Geologist, who together are responsible for all aspects of the work. The quality control/quality assurance program is designed and supervised by Tansy O'Connor-Parson's, Senior Geochemist. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Lima, Peru, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the international standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025:1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by field personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO-compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato is a mineral exploration company focused on the emergent, world-class Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Belt in northwest Peru, adjacent to the Ecuadorian border. The property represents the geological continuation of the prolific Ecuadorian territory, where world-class gold-bearing epithermal and copper-gold porphyry mineralization has been discovered and delineated. Dorato, through a series of option agreements, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Dorato Reports Completion of 2008 Exploration Program, Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Property, Northwest Peru
Large Gold-Bearing System Defined: 2.6 kilometres of Underground Mine Workings 1,700 metres of Gold Bearing Veins, 300 metres Vertical Extent Visible Gold in Stream Beds within an area of 60 square kilometres
* Thursday January 29, 2009, 9:30 am EST
* Yahoo! Buzz
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 29, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce the completion of Minera Afrodita's 2008 exploration program in the Cordillera del Condor, northwest Peru. The 2008 Tambo Block program has defined a significant, large, gold-bearing system hosted within the same regional structural regime and host rocks as the world-class Fruta del Norte gold deposit (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri129a.jpg). Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.Highlights of the field season, which screened less than 20% of the 800 km2 land-holding, include: definition of extensive gold mineralization, 142 historic informal gold workings, with 1,700 metres of 'productive' gold-bearing structures with similar geological characteristics as the Fruta del Norte deposit. The Tambo alteration system, as presently defined, encompasses an area of 8 km2 and remains open. The extensive mine excavations have been sampled and results are eagerly anticipated.
Tambo Block Exploration
Geological mapping and geochemical sampling of the El Tambo Target, an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, hosted within rhyodacite porphyry, has delineated 2.6 kilometres of underground development, in 142 historical mine workings. These workings have exposed 1.7 kilometres of mined vein structures of similar composition to veins previously sampled, where 35 samples of obviously mineralized structures and veins range from anomalous to 52 g/t Au, averaging 16.38 g/t gold and 83 g/t silver (please see Dorato's news release NR08-06). The veins are interpreted to represent a very significant continuation of the Chinapintza Mining District, Ecuador.
More than 1,500 rock samples have been collected where an intensive mapping and sampling program took advantage of the historic informal mine workings to delineate the extent, continuity and grade of the Tambo vein system in addition to providing information on the structural controls and mineral system kinematics. The compilation of underground structural mapping and sampling will be used to construct a 3D mineral system model, which will direct future deposit and regional scale exploration. Samples from this program have been sent to ACME Analytical in Lima, Peru, and results are anticipated in the coming weeks.
Regional Exploration
The regional mapping and geochemical sampling program was designed to screen the 12 kilometre wide by 24 kilometre long Tambo claim block. In total, more than 500 rock samples, 350 stream sediment, and over 1,000 soil samples were collected.
In addition to the El Tambo target, two high-priority 'bulk-tonnage' type mineralized systems have been identified and sampled (to see Figure 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri129b.jpg).
The Lucero Target is an intrusion related target located at the contact between a granodioritic intrusion, limestone and sandstone. The target is a gold-skarn system (potentially Nambija-type), and defined by numerous drainages with fine gold in stream sediments, covering an area of at least 2.5 km2.
The Cobrecon Target is primarily a large porphyry copper-molybdenum system, with possible gold-porphyry and skarn mineralization. Visible copper oxides and molybdenite have been noted from surface rock samplings and panned samples of stream sediments contain visible gold. The total target area as presently defined is greater than 33 km2, suggesting that mineralization may be related to a nested metal-bearing porphyry cluster.
Samples from these targets have been sent to ACME Analytical in Lima, Peru, and results are anticipated in the near future.
An airborne Electro-Magnetic geophysical survey was flown in late 2008, covering approximately 650 line kilometres. A final data set has been delivered and will be interpreted in the coming weeks.
Cordillera del Condor Background
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirdor Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated; 438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources; 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated; 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold, inferred; 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred; 0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, including the option with Minera Afrodita, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area. Please see our technical report dated January 28, 2008 entitled "Report on the Cordillera del Condor Property".
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, P.Geo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The work programs at the Cordillera del Condor project are designed and supervised by Dr. Russell Myers, Dorato's Exploration Manager, and David Hladky, P.Geo., Dorato's Senior Project Geologist, who together are responsible for all aspects of the work. The quality control/quality assurance program is designed and supervised by Tansy O'Connor-Parson's, Senior Geochemist. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Lima, Peru, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the international standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025:1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by field personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO-compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato is a mineral exploration company focused on the emergent, world-class Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Belt in northwest Peru, adjacent to the Ecuadorian border. The property represents the geological continuation of the prolific Ecuadorian territory, where world-class gold-bearing epithermal and copper-gold porphyry mineralization has been discovered and delineated. Dorato, through a series of option agreements, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.474.416 von MONSIEURCB am 29.01.09 15:47:45Schöne Nachricht.
Gibt es hierzu auch schon was Neues ? ( Ich kann noch nichts finden ) :
LIMA, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Four employees of Minera Afrodita and two people who were traveling with them in northern Peru were held hostage for the sixth day on Tuesday, taken by protesters upset over mining development, the company said.
The group, which includes four workers, their boat captain and his helper, was seized on Thursday in the remote town of Huampani. The company said its workers were there to invite local leaders to a meeting to talk about mining projects.
Conflicts between companies and communities, which worry about the social and environmental impact of mining, are common in Peru, a major metals producer.
"When they showed up in Huampani to deliver the invitation ... they were kidnapped," said Carlos Ballon, director at Minera Afrodita.
Afrodita has mining concessions near Peru's northern border, where it is looking for gold. A small Canadian miner, Dorato Resources (DRI.V), has the rights to buy up to 100 percent of the company's shares.
Gibt es hierzu auch schon was Neues ? ( Ich kann noch nichts finden ) :
LIMA, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Four employees of Minera Afrodita and two people who were traveling with them in northern Peru were held hostage for the sixth day on Tuesday, taken by protesters upset over mining development, the company said.
The group, which includes four workers, their boat captain and his helper, was seized on Thursday in the remote town of Huampani. The company said its workers were there to invite local leaders to a meeting to talk about mining projects.
Conflicts between companies and communities, which worry about the social and environmental impact of mining, are common in Peru, a major metals producer.
"When they showed up in Huampani to deliver the invitation ... they were kidnapped," said Carlos Ballon, director at Minera Afrodita.
Afrodita has mining concessions near Peru's northern border, where it is looking for gold. A small Canadian miner, Dorato Resources (DRI.V), has the rights to buy up to 100 percent of the company's shares.
0.50 +0.18 +56.3% 66.8k
Heute schon wieder (bis jetzt) 20 % plus.
Und keiner merkts - ausser e-type.
Schönes Wochenende
Antea
Und keiner merkts - ausser e-type.
Schönes Wochenende
Antea
Wirklich stark, auch heute wieder.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.483.024 von Antea600 am 30.01.09 16:04:43
Hallo Antea600,
natürlich habe ich das gemerkt und - mich geärgert!
Am Donnerstag (oder war es Mittwoch?) hatte ich in Kanada 25k als Kauforder auf die 0,30 CAD gelegt, weil die Tage davor immer etwas unter 0,30 CAD gegeben worden ist.
Und was passiert?
Na ja, noch ist nicht aller Tage Abend...
Hallo Antea600,
natürlich habe ich das gemerkt und - mich geärgert!
Am Donnerstag (oder war es Mittwoch?) hatte ich in Kanada 25k als Kauforder auf die 0,30 CAD gelegt, weil die Tage davor immer etwas unter 0,30 CAD gegeben worden ist.
Und was passiert?
Na ja, noch ist nicht aller Tage Abend...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.486.607 von to_siam am 31.01.09 06:56:19Hallo to-siam,
d.h. daß wir das mit den Umweltschützern nicht so ernst nehmen müssen?
Ansonsten hättest Du doch keine Kauforder rein!
Schönes Wochenende
Antea
d.h. daß wir das mit den Umweltschützern nicht so ernst nehmen müssen?
Ansonsten hättest Du doch keine Kauforder rein!
Schönes Wochenende
Antea
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.487.852 von Antea600 am 31.01.09 16:33:24
Hallo Antea600,
völlig kaputt liege ich hier nach zwei sehr langen Moortreiben auf dem Sofa, aber eines mag ich Dir hier versichern, auch wenn ich mir selber meine Gewinnmöglichkeiten damit reduziere:
1. Zu dem Umweltschützern: Weißt Du, was ich machen würde, wenn ich bei DRI etwas zu sagen hätte? Ich würde ein paar nette Leute in den Dschungel schicken, die den Demonstranten ein paar Geldnoten in die Hand drücken mit der Versicherung, dass DRI da überhaupt gar keine Mine errichten will. "Wir wollen nur ein paar Löcher bohren, mehr nicht..." Und die Zustimmung würde ich mir neben den Argumenten mit den Geldnoten dazu ein wenig "erkaufen".
Das war die eine Seite der Geschichte. Was macht mich auf er anderen Seite so sicher?
2. Dass Carlos Ballon mit seiner Firma Afrodita auf ca. 5 Mio. US-$ verzíchtet und dafür Shares genommen hat, sagt uns doch, dass dieser peruanische Mining-Insider fest daran glauben muss, dass er für die Shares einmal mindestens so viel bekommen wird, wie für den Bargeldverzicht. Ich habe es diese Woche ausgerechnet, sein Bargeldverzicht auf die bezogenen Aktien bezogen beträgt ca. CAD 1,10 pro Share. Ich hatte mir also von CAD 0,30 lockere 350 % auf CAD 1,10 ausgerechnet. Natürlich geht das nur per Pi-x-Daumen. Im Goldhype mit entsprechenden Bohrergebnissen wird die Akie die CAD 1,10 locker und weit hinter sich lassen...
3. Bohrergebnisse: Die sind vorprogrammiert, es wird BE´s mit Graden zwischen 7 und 15 Gramm per Tonne geben und das für mich ohne jeden Zweifel. Dabei spielt es zunächst nur eine untergeordnete Rolle, dass auf der "anderen Seite" Aurelian das "Fruta del Norte" Deposit (neben einigen Neben-Deposits) gefunden und entwickelt hat, nein, viel wichtiger: Auf den Gebieten von DRI wird seit Jahren von Goldschürfen sichtbares Oberflächengold abgebaut. Diese Stellen sind bekannt. Da fliegst Du per Hubschrauber (Straßen gibt es dort nicht) einen Bohrer hin, stellst den auf diese "Gold-Stellen" und bohrst dort ein paar Löcher. Die Bohrergebnisse sind wie oben bereits erwähnt (nahezu) vorprogrammiert. Diese BE´s teilst Du dann der Welt mit, rufst in Erinnerung, dass das Ausnahmeprojekt von Aurelian fast gegenüber liegt und die Leute werde diese Aktie lieben und kaufen. Ich selber werde dann verkaufen...
...nur muss ich mir vorher noch ein paar (mehr) ins Depot davon legen.
Betrachtet nicht immer alles auf das Endziel Mine. Die "droht" hier nach meiner Meinung keinesfalls unter Dorato - evtl. wird eine Major diese Projekte "schlucken". Eventuell, aber mich juckt das wenig.
Buy low - sell high!
Kaufe aussichtsreiche Aktien mit Fantasie, wenn sie keiner auf dem Zettel hat und verkaufe sie, wenn der Mainstream rein will. Eines der sichersten Geschäfte, das ich in den letzten 18 Monaten kennen gelernt habe.
Hallo Antea600,
völlig kaputt liege ich hier nach zwei sehr langen Moortreiben auf dem Sofa, aber eines mag ich Dir hier versichern, auch wenn ich mir selber meine Gewinnmöglichkeiten damit reduziere:
1. Zu dem Umweltschützern: Weißt Du, was ich machen würde, wenn ich bei DRI etwas zu sagen hätte? Ich würde ein paar nette Leute in den Dschungel schicken, die den Demonstranten ein paar Geldnoten in die Hand drücken mit der Versicherung, dass DRI da überhaupt gar keine Mine errichten will. "Wir wollen nur ein paar Löcher bohren, mehr nicht..." Und die Zustimmung würde ich mir neben den Argumenten mit den Geldnoten dazu ein wenig "erkaufen".
Das war die eine Seite der Geschichte. Was macht mich auf er anderen Seite so sicher?
2. Dass Carlos Ballon mit seiner Firma Afrodita auf ca. 5 Mio. US-$ verzíchtet und dafür Shares genommen hat, sagt uns doch, dass dieser peruanische Mining-Insider fest daran glauben muss, dass er für die Shares einmal mindestens so viel bekommen wird, wie für den Bargeldverzicht. Ich habe es diese Woche ausgerechnet, sein Bargeldverzicht auf die bezogenen Aktien bezogen beträgt ca. CAD 1,10 pro Share. Ich hatte mir also von CAD 0,30 lockere 350 % auf CAD 1,10 ausgerechnet. Natürlich geht das nur per Pi-x-Daumen. Im Goldhype mit entsprechenden Bohrergebnissen wird die Akie die CAD 1,10 locker und weit hinter sich lassen...
3. Bohrergebnisse: Die sind vorprogrammiert, es wird BE´s mit Graden zwischen 7 und 15 Gramm per Tonne geben und das für mich ohne jeden Zweifel. Dabei spielt es zunächst nur eine untergeordnete Rolle, dass auf der "anderen Seite" Aurelian das "Fruta del Norte" Deposit (neben einigen Neben-Deposits) gefunden und entwickelt hat, nein, viel wichtiger: Auf den Gebieten von DRI wird seit Jahren von Goldschürfen sichtbares Oberflächengold abgebaut. Diese Stellen sind bekannt. Da fliegst Du per Hubschrauber (Straßen gibt es dort nicht) einen Bohrer hin, stellst den auf diese "Gold-Stellen" und bohrst dort ein paar Löcher. Die Bohrergebnisse sind wie oben bereits erwähnt (nahezu) vorprogrammiert. Diese BE´s teilst Du dann der Welt mit, rufst in Erinnerung, dass das Ausnahmeprojekt von Aurelian fast gegenüber liegt und die Leute werde diese Aktie lieben und kaufen. Ich selber werde dann verkaufen...
...nur muss ich mir vorher noch ein paar (mehr) ins Depot davon legen.
Betrachtet nicht immer alles auf das Endziel Mine. Die "droht" hier nach meiner Meinung keinesfalls unter Dorato - evtl. wird eine Major diese Projekte "schlucken". Eventuell, aber mich juckt das wenig.
Buy low - sell high!
Kaufe aussichtsreiche Aktien mit Fantasie, wenn sie keiner auf dem Zettel hat und verkaufe sie, wenn der Mainstream rein will. Eines der sichersten Geschäfte, das ich in den letzten 18 Monaten kennen gelernt habe.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.488.570 von to_siam am 31.01.09 20:37:20
Mit %-Rechnung habe ich es heute Abend nicht so...
Mit %-Rechnung habe ich es heute Abend nicht so...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.488.570 von to_siam am 31.01.09 20:37:20Hallo to-siam,
danke für Deine ausführliche Stellungnahme.
Deine Gedanken kann ich nachvollziehen und sind mMn richtig.
Sobald Geld frei wird, werde ich nachkaufen.
Erhol Dich gut.
Antea
danke für Deine ausführliche Stellungnahme.
Deine Gedanken kann ich nachvollziehen und sind mMn richtig.
Sobald Geld frei wird, werde ich nachkaufen.
Erhol Dich gut.
Antea
Hallo zusammen,
bin heute auf Dorato aufmerksam geworden. Was meint Ihr ist diese Aktie zum jetzigen Kurs noch attraktiv?
Welchen Cash-Bestand hat Dorato nach dem Deal?
Hab leider auf der Homepage von Dorato nichts gefunden.
Gruß,
Starwars
bin heute auf Dorato aufmerksam geworden. Was meint Ihr ist diese Aktie zum jetzigen Kurs noch attraktiv?
Welchen Cash-Bestand hat Dorato nach dem Deal?
Hab leider auf der Homepage von Dorato nichts gefunden.
Gruß,
Starwars
ganz gut was los heute
0.80 +0.19 +31.1% 178.0k
0.80 +0.19 +31.1% 178.0k
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.521.550 von e_type1 am 05.02.09 18:35:13
Jo, man deckt sich ein für die kommende "Berichtssaison" (News & Buchstabensuppe), die wohl im April (+/- einen Monat) ihren "Höhepunkt" finden wird.
Man beachte mein Posting von letzten Samstag:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dyn/community/posting-drucke…
Wer Liquidität hat, an diesen "Zock" glaubt und etwas geduldig im Einsammeln ist (über den Februar hin sollte das noch möglich sein), kann hier wahrscheinlich schon in 2 Monaten gut "abernten"...
Jo, man deckt sich ein für die kommende "Berichtssaison" (News & Buchstabensuppe), die wohl im April (+/- einen Monat) ihren "Höhepunkt" finden wird.
Man beachte mein Posting von letzten Samstag:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dyn/community/posting-drucke…
Wer Liquidität hat, an diesen "Zock" glaubt und etwas geduldig im Einsammeln ist (über den Februar hin sollte das noch möglich sein), kann hier wahrscheinlich schon in 2 Monaten gut "abernten"...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.521.975 von to_siam am 05.02.09 19:23:22
Passend dazu eben reingekommen:
http://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2009/02/wake-up-kingsford-c…
Doch ich sehe das anders, als "Otto" von InkaKolaNews:
- Ich weiß, was ich tue und ich
- liebe "Bull-Riding", man muss nur zwei Dinge tun können:
1. kaufen, bevor es die Masse tut und sich
2. nicht von der Fantasie "einlullen" lassen, sondern auch die Verkaufs-TAN´s immer schön parat haben.
Schade, diese "Story" ausgehend meines Samstag-Postings wollte ich ausgiebig im nächsten "Mailer" vorstellen. Aber wie es aktuell ausschaut, komme ich da etwas zu spät mit. Schaun mer mal, ich halte es aktuell immer noch für "Insider-Käufe" von Leuten, die wissen, was demnächst kommen wird. Der eigentliche Newsflow hat ja noch gar nicht begonnen...
Passend dazu eben reingekommen:
http://incakolanews.blogspot.com/2009/02/wake-up-kingsford-c…
Doch ich sehe das anders, als "Otto" von InkaKolaNews:
- Ich weiß, was ich tue und ich
- liebe "Bull-Riding", man muss nur zwei Dinge tun können:
1. kaufen, bevor es die Masse tut und sich
2. nicht von der Fantasie "einlullen" lassen, sondern auch die Verkaufs-TAN´s immer schön parat haben.
Schade, diese "Story" ausgehend meines Samstag-Postings wollte ich ausgiebig im nächsten "Mailer" vorstellen. Aber wie es aktuell ausschaut, komme ich da etwas zu spät mit. Schaun mer mal, ich halte es aktuell immer noch für "Insider-Käufe" von Leuten, die wissen, was demnächst kommen wird. Der eigentliche Newsflow hat ja noch gar nicht begonnen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.522.222 von to_siam am 05.02.09 19:53:06
Vor dem erwarteten Newsflow lieber mal alles glatt gestellt:
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-12-31 -10,000
DRI - V 2008-12-15 10,000 10,000
Mal schauen, wie es in 4 bis 8 Wochen so ausschaut. Ich tippe mal auf etwas mehr als NULL!
Vor dem erwarteten Newsflow lieber mal alles glatt gestellt:
Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
DRI - V 2008-12-31 -10,000
DRI - V 2008-12-15 10,000 10,000
Mal schauen, wie es in 4 bis 8 Wochen so ausschaut. Ich tippe mal auf etwas mehr als NULL!
Da die Indios von jenseits der Grenze dort jahre-
lang sichtbares Gold "gemint" haben, sollten die
ersten Bohrergebnisse min. Aurelian style haben.
Tasche
lang sichtbares Gold "gemint" haben, sollten die
ersten Bohrergebnisse min. Aurelian style haben.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.521.975 von to_siam am 05.02.09 19:23:22Jo, man deckt sich ein für die kommende "Berichtssaison" (News & Buchstabensuppe), die wohl im April (+/- einen Monat) ihren "Höhepunkt" finden wird.
Könnte das wieder auflebende
Interesse ( an DRI )
nicht auch mit den anstehenden
CARDERO Terminen zusammenhängen ?
DORATO würde sich doch
vorzüglich dazu eignen
einige demnächst evtl.
"auszuspin(n)ende" CDU Beteiligungen
aufzunehmen.
Könnte das wieder auflebende
Interesse ( an DRI )
nicht auch mit den anstehenden
CARDERO Terminen zusammenhängen ?
DORATO würde sich doch
vorzüglich dazu eignen
einige demnächst evtl.
"auszuspin(n)ende" CDU Beteiligungen
aufzunehmen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.540.085 von married am 09.02.09 12:15:54Der Gedanke würde mir auch einleuchten. Wenn aber beides zusammentrifft, also News über BEs und deine Theorie, dann soll es unser Schaden nicht sein!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.540.329 von powertecc am 09.02.09 12:46:06
Warum sollte man dafür eine Aktie nehmen, die
1. genug Projekte hat, die man "promoten" kann und zudem
2. über eine Shareholder-Strukur verfügt, die nicht nur mir den Anschein gibt, als wollte der eine oder andere dort aussteigen im jetzt kommenden Buchstabensuppengeschreibe?
Für mich kämen da eher die derzeit (wahrscheinlich) "leere" Aktien wie WML oder IDI infrage.
Das einzige, was für DRI sprechen könnte, ist die Tatsache, das Keith Henderson dort kürzlich Präsident geworden ist.
Schaun mer mal, mir ist es fast Wurst, wo es zuerst "rumbelt". Ich habe mich überall (fast unbemerkt) mit billigen Shares versorgt und bin damit auch noch nicht ganz fertig...
Warum sollte man dafür eine Aktie nehmen, die
1. genug Projekte hat, die man "promoten" kann und zudem
2. über eine Shareholder-Strukur verfügt, die nicht nur mir den Anschein gibt, als wollte der eine oder andere dort aussteigen im jetzt kommenden Buchstabensuppengeschreibe?
Für mich kämen da eher die derzeit (wahrscheinlich) "leere" Aktien wie WML oder IDI infrage.
Das einzige, was für DRI sprechen könnte, ist die Tatsache, das Keith Henderson dort kürzlich Präsident geworden ist.
Schaun mer mal, mir ist es fast Wurst, wo es zuerst "rumbelt". Ich habe mich überall (fast unbemerkt) mit billigen Shares versorgt und bin damit auch noch nicht ganz fertig...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.540.384 von to_siam am 09.02.09 12:52:57
Hab mir doch gedacht, dass da Einwände kommen
Die sind natürlich berechtigt.
Den WML-Case kann ich mir auch vorstellen. Die könnte Anschub vertragen. Leider wurden Aber meine Limits noch nicht bedient dort.
Hab mir doch gedacht, dass da Einwände kommen
Die sind natürlich berechtigt.
Den WML-Case kann ich mir auch vorstellen. Die könnte Anschub vertragen. Leider wurden Aber meine Limits noch nicht bedient dort.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.540.423 von powertecc am 09.02.09 12:57:37Hab mir doch gedacht, dass da Einwände kommen
Ich mir auch
Warten wir es ab wer recht behält.
Ich mir auch
Warten wir es ab wer recht behält.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.540.464 von married am 09.02.09 13:03:36
Wer Recht bekommt, ist mir eigentlich ziemlich Latte - nee, total Latte sogar...
Mich interessiert eigentlich mehr, dass hier wahrscheinlich Geld verdient werden kann und in diesem Zusammenhang ist dann für mich eher das Eintreffen des Erwartungswertes von besonderem Interesse...
Wer Recht bekommt, ist mir eigentlich ziemlich Latte - nee, total Latte sogar...
Mich interessiert eigentlich mehr, dass hier wahrscheinlich Geld verdient werden kann und in diesem Zusammenhang ist dann für mich eher das Eintreffen des Erwartungswertes von besonderem Interesse...
Cross:
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Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
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11:19:36 V 0.58 -0.17 2,500 5 Penson 33 Canaccord K
10:02:17 V 0.69 -0.06 5,000 46 Blackmont 2 RBC K
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Letzten Freitag bei WML, heute noch ein kleiner Cross bei ITH - in der Henk-Group ist derzeit Bewegung.
Recent Trades - Last 6
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
11:19:36 V 0.57 -0.18 347,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
11:19:36 V 0.58 -0.17 2,500 5 Penson 33 Canaccord K
10:02:17 V 0.69 -0.06 5,000 46 Blackmont 2 RBC K
09:40:55 V 0.70 -0.05 2,500 5 Penson 1 Anonymous K
09:31:50 V 0.70 -0.05 1,500 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
09:30:05 V 0.72 -0.03 2,500 46 Blackmont 1 Anonymous KL
Letzten Freitag bei WML, heute noch ein kleiner Cross bei ITH - in der Henk-Group ist derzeit Bewegung.
Dorato operator identifies 15 anomalies in Tambo block
2009-02-10 09:11 ET - News Release
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO RESOURCES INC.: MULTIPLE HIGH-PRIORITY AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL ANOMALIES IDENTIFIED, CORDILLERA DEL CONDOR GOLD-COPPER PROJECT, NORTHWEST PERU
Dorato Resources Inc. has provided additional results from the 2008 regional exploration program operated by Minera Afrodita in the highly prolific Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Project, Northwest Peru. Minera Afrodita has identified 15 high priority airborne geophysical anomalies within the Tambo Block. Anomalies are supported by visible gold in stream beds, where data is available. Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.
Geochemical data from rock, stream and soil samples provided by Minera Afrodita will now be used to screen and further prioritise anomalies. Initial geochemical data should be available from the laboratory in the coming days and results will be published as soon as possible.
A total of 690 line kilometres of AeroTEM data were collected, covering almost all of the 217 square kilometre Tambo Block, but only 20% of the total Cordillera del Condor project area.
"This is the first airborne geophysical survey on the Peruvian portion of the Cordillera del Condor and it has successfully identified multiple anomalies in highly prospective host rocks associated with significant gold mineralization," stated Keith Henderson, Dorato's President & CEO. "We already know that the El Tambo anomaly is coincident with extensive informal gold mine workings, although the geophysical anomalies are rather more extensive than the known workings at El Tambo. The remainder of the anomalies will be screened and prioritized using results from the extensive 2008 mapping and sampling program."
AeroTEM Interpretation
An Electromagnetic map is presented, showing priority anomalies outlined in white and stream beds containing visible gold in yellow circles (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210a.jpg). The Tambo, Lucero and Cobrecon anomalies were discussed previously (previous News Release NR09-02) and have been highlighted again in Figure 1.
The El Tambo Target, located within the Minera Afrodita Tambo Block, is an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, hosted within rhyodacite porphyry, and a known gold-mineralized system with 2.6 kilometres of underground development, in 142 historical mine workings. The mineralized veins are interpreted to represent a very significant continuation of the Chinapintza Mining District (Jerusalem Deposit) in Ecuador.
The informal mine workings have a strike length of greater than 500 metres and a moderate geophysical response (to see Figure 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210b.jpg). However, more significantly, there are 4 other untested high priority anomalies in the immediate vicinity, but outside of the known El Tambo workings. Laboratory results from rock, stream and soil sampling will determine whether these anomalies are coincident with gold anomalies at surface.
The AeroTEM system is a time-domain electromagnetic (EM) system, which provides two-component (vertical and horizontal) on-time and off-time EM data. As a helicopter-borne system, AeroTEM provides EM data in rugged terrain. Data was collected at 200 metre line spacing and at an average height of 100m above ground level. The data collected covers only the Tambo Block (to see Figure 3 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210c.jpg).
The data was carefully examined by Dorato's consulting geophysicist and formational anomalies (due to existing rock properties rather than mineralization) were discarded on the basis of regional mapping. The remaining priority anomalies are strong through multiple off-time channels and are associated with coincident magnetic anomalies. This latter characteristic ensures that 'red herring' carbonaceous rock responses are not included as priority anomalies. The alteration haloes being targeted contain disseminated pyrite, which would not normally conduct (as the pyrite is not sufficiently connected to act as a conductor). However, in this wet, tropical environment, water-saturated clay alteration with associated disseminated pyrite is conductive and creates a strong, multi-channel EM anomaly.
Cordillera del Condor Background
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirdor Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated; 438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources; 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated; 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold, inferred; 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred; 0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, P.Geo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The results of the geophysical survey have been reviewed by Dorato's consulting geophysicist, Brian Williams, who checked data quality and completed a detailed interpretation of the data.
We seek Safe Harbor.
2009-02-10 09:11 ET - News Release
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO RESOURCES INC.: MULTIPLE HIGH-PRIORITY AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL ANOMALIES IDENTIFIED, CORDILLERA DEL CONDOR GOLD-COPPER PROJECT, NORTHWEST PERU
Dorato Resources Inc. has provided additional results from the 2008 regional exploration program operated by Minera Afrodita in the highly prolific Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Project, Northwest Peru. Minera Afrodita has identified 15 high priority airborne geophysical anomalies within the Tambo Block. Anomalies are supported by visible gold in stream beds, where data is available. Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.
Geochemical data from rock, stream and soil samples provided by Minera Afrodita will now be used to screen and further prioritise anomalies. Initial geochemical data should be available from the laboratory in the coming days and results will be published as soon as possible.
A total of 690 line kilometres of AeroTEM data were collected, covering almost all of the 217 square kilometre Tambo Block, but only 20% of the total Cordillera del Condor project area.
"This is the first airborne geophysical survey on the Peruvian portion of the Cordillera del Condor and it has successfully identified multiple anomalies in highly prospective host rocks associated with significant gold mineralization," stated Keith Henderson, Dorato's President & CEO. "We already know that the El Tambo anomaly is coincident with extensive informal gold mine workings, although the geophysical anomalies are rather more extensive than the known workings at El Tambo. The remainder of the anomalies will be screened and prioritized using results from the extensive 2008 mapping and sampling program."
AeroTEM Interpretation
An Electromagnetic map is presented, showing priority anomalies outlined in white and stream beds containing visible gold in yellow circles (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210a.jpg). The Tambo, Lucero and Cobrecon anomalies were discussed previously (previous News Release NR09-02) and have been highlighted again in Figure 1.
The El Tambo Target, located within the Minera Afrodita Tambo Block, is an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, hosted within rhyodacite porphyry, and a known gold-mineralized system with 2.6 kilometres of underground development, in 142 historical mine workings. The mineralized veins are interpreted to represent a very significant continuation of the Chinapintza Mining District (Jerusalem Deposit) in Ecuador.
The informal mine workings have a strike length of greater than 500 metres and a moderate geophysical response (to see Figure 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210b.jpg). However, more significantly, there are 4 other untested high priority anomalies in the immediate vicinity, but outside of the known El Tambo workings. Laboratory results from rock, stream and soil sampling will determine whether these anomalies are coincident with gold anomalies at surface.
The AeroTEM system is a time-domain electromagnetic (EM) system, which provides two-component (vertical and horizontal) on-time and off-time EM data. As a helicopter-borne system, AeroTEM provides EM data in rugged terrain. Data was collected at 200 metre line spacing and at an average height of 100m above ground level. The data collected covers only the Tambo Block (to see Figure 3 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210c.jpg).
The data was carefully examined by Dorato's consulting geophysicist and formational anomalies (due to existing rock properties rather than mineralization) were discarded on the basis of regional mapping. The remaining priority anomalies are strong through multiple off-time channels and are associated with coincident magnetic anomalies. This latter characteristic ensures that 'red herring' carbonaceous rock responses are not included as priority anomalies. The alteration haloes being targeted contain disseminated pyrite, which would not normally conduct (as the pyrite is not sufficiently connected to act as a conductor). However, in this wet, tropical environment, water-saturated clay alteration with associated disseminated pyrite is conductive and creates a strong, multi-channel EM anomaly.
Cordillera del Condor Background
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirdor Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated; 438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources; 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated; 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold, inferred; 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred; 0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, P.Geo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The results of the geophysical survey have been reviewed by Dorato's consulting geophysicist, Brian Williams, who checked data quality and completed a detailed interpretation of the data.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc.: Multiple High-Priority Airborne Geophysical Anomalies Identified, Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Project, Northwest Peru
Tuesday February 10, 9:01 am ET
Visible Gold Associated with Highest Priority Anomalies
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 10, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce additional results from the 2008 regional exploration program operated by Minera Afrodita in the highly prolific Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Project, Northwest Peru. Minera Afrodita has identified 15 high priority airborne geophysical anomalies within the Tambo Block. Anomalies are supported by visible gold in stream beds, where data is available. Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.
Publicit�
Geochemical data from rock, stream and soil samples provided by Minera Afrodita will now be used to screen and further prioritise anomalies. Initial geochemical data should be available from the laboratory in the coming days and results will be published as soon as possible.
A total of 690 line kilometres of AeroTEM data were collected, covering almost all of the 217 square kilometre Tambo Block, but only 20% of the total Cordillera del Condor project area.
"This is the first airborne geophysical survey on the Peruvian portion of the Cordillera del Condor and it has successfully identified multiple anomalies in highly prospective host rocks associated with significant gold mineralization," stated Keith Henderson, Dorato's President & CEO. "We already know that the El Tambo anomaly is coincident with extensive informal gold mine workings, although the geophysical anomalies are rather more extensive than the known workings at El Tambo. The remainder of the anomalies will be screened and prioritized using results from the extensive 2008 mapping and sampling program."
AeroTEM Interpretation
An Electromagnetic map is presented, showing priority anomalies outlined in white and stream beds containing visible gold in yellow circles (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210a.jpg). The Tambo, Lucero and Cobrecon anomalies were discussed previously (previous News Release NR09-02) and have been highlighted again in Figure 1.
The El Tambo Target, located within the Minera Afrodita Tambo Block, is an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, hosted within rhyodacite porphyry, and a known gold-mineralized system with 2.6 kilometres of underground development, in 142 historical mine workings. The mineralized veins are interpreted to represent a very significant continuation of the Chinapintza Mining District (Jerusalem Deposit) in Ecuador.
The informal mine workings have a strike length of greater than 500 metres and a moderate geophysical response (to see Figure 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210b.jpg). However, more significantly, there are 4 other untested high priority anomalies in the immediate vicinity, but outside of the known El Tambo workings. Laboratory results from rock, stream and soil sampling will determine whether these anomalies are coincident with gold anomalies at surface.
The AeroTEM system is a time-domain electromagnetic (EM) system, which provides two-component (vertical and horizontal) on-time and off-time EM data. As a helicopter-borne system, AeroTEM provides EM data in rugged terrain. Data was collected at 200 metre line spacing and at an average height of 100m above ground level. The data collected covers only the Tambo Block (to see Figure 3 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210c.jpg).
The data was carefully examined by Dorato's consulting geophysicist and formational anomalies (due to existing rock properties rather than mineralization) were discarded on the basis of regional mapping. The remaining priority anomalies are strong through multiple off-time channels and are associated with coincident magnetic anomalies. This latter characteristic ensures that 'red herring' carbonaceous rock responses are not included as priority anomalies. The alteration haloes being targeted contain disseminated pyrite, which would not normally conduct (as the pyrite is not sufficiently connected to act as a conductor). However, in this wet, tropical environment, water-saturated clay alteration with associated disseminated pyrite is conductive and creates a strong, multi-channel EM anomaly.
Cordillera del Condor Background
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirdor Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated; 438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources; 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated; 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold, inferred; 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred; 0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, P.Geo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The results of the geophysical survey have been reviewed by Dorato's consulting geophysicist, Brian Williams, who checked data quality and completed a detailed interpretation of the data.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato is a mineral exploration company focused on the emergent, world-class Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Belt in northwest Peru, adjacent to the Ecuadorian border. The property represents the geological continuation of the prolific Ecuadorian territory, where world-class gold-bearing epithermal and copper-gold porphyry mineralization has been discovered and delineated. Dorato, through a series of option agreements, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward-looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Quentin Mai
Dorato Resources Inc.
Manager - Corporate Communications & Investor Relations
(604) 638-5817
(604) 408-7499 (FAX)
Email: qmai@doratoresources.com
Website: www.doratoresources.com
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Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc.: Multiple High-Priority Airborne Geophysical Anomalies Identified, Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Project, Northwest Peru
Tuesday February 10, 9:01 am ET
Visible Gold Associated with Highest Priority Anomalies
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 10, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce additional results from the 2008 regional exploration program operated by Minera Afrodita in the highly prolific Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Project, Northwest Peru. Minera Afrodita has identified 15 high priority airborne geophysical anomalies within the Tambo Block. Anomalies are supported by visible gold in stream beds, where data is available. Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.Publicit�
Geochemical data from rock, stream and soil samples provided by Minera Afrodita will now be used to screen and further prioritise anomalies. Initial geochemical data should be available from the laboratory in the coming days and results will be published as soon as possible.
A total of 690 line kilometres of AeroTEM data were collected, covering almost all of the 217 square kilometre Tambo Block, but only 20% of the total Cordillera del Condor project area.
"This is the first airborne geophysical survey on the Peruvian portion of the Cordillera del Condor and it has successfully identified multiple anomalies in highly prospective host rocks associated with significant gold mineralization," stated Keith Henderson, Dorato's President & CEO. "We already know that the El Tambo anomaly is coincident with extensive informal gold mine workings, although the geophysical anomalies are rather more extensive than the known workings at El Tambo. The remainder of the anomalies will be screened and prioritized using results from the extensive 2008 mapping and sampling program."
AeroTEM Interpretation
An Electromagnetic map is presented, showing priority anomalies outlined in white and stream beds containing visible gold in yellow circles (to see Figure 1 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210a.jpg). The Tambo, Lucero and Cobrecon anomalies were discussed previously (previous News Release NR09-02) and have been highlighted again in Figure 1.
The El Tambo Target, located within the Minera Afrodita Tambo Block, is an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, hosted within rhyodacite porphyry, and a known gold-mineralized system with 2.6 kilometres of underground development, in 142 historical mine workings. The mineralized veins are interpreted to represent a very significant continuation of the Chinapintza Mining District (Jerusalem Deposit) in Ecuador.
The informal mine workings have a strike length of greater than 500 metres and a moderate geophysical response (to see Figure 2 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210b.jpg). However, more significantly, there are 4 other untested high priority anomalies in the immediate vicinity, but outside of the known El Tambo workings. Laboratory results from rock, stream and soil sampling will determine whether these anomalies are coincident with gold anomalies at surface.
The AeroTEM system is a time-domain electromagnetic (EM) system, which provides two-component (vertical and horizontal) on-time and off-time EM data. As a helicopter-borne system, AeroTEM provides EM data in rugged terrain. Data was collected at 200 metre line spacing and at an average height of 100m above ground level. The data collected covers only the Tambo Block (to see Figure 3 please click on: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210c.jpg).
The data was carefully examined by Dorato's consulting geophysicist and formational anomalies (due to existing rock properties rather than mineralization) were discarded on the basis of regional mapping. The remaining priority anomalies are strong through multiple off-time channels and are associated with coincident magnetic anomalies. This latter characteristic ensures that 'red herring' carbonaceous rock responses are not included as priority anomalies. The alteration haloes being targeted contain disseminated pyrite, which would not normally conduct (as the pyrite is not sufficiently connected to act as a conductor). However, in this wet, tropical environment, water-saturated clay alteration with associated disseminated pyrite is conductive and creates a strong, multi-channel EM anomaly.
Cordillera del Condor Background
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirdor Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated; 438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources; 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated; 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold, inferred; 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred; 0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, P.Geo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The results of the geophysical survey have been reviewed by Dorato's consulting geophysicist, Brian Williams, who checked data quality and completed a detailed interpretation of the data.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato is a mineral exploration company focused on the emergent, world-class Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Belt in northwest Peru, adjacent to the Ecuadorian border. The property represents the geological continuation of the prolific Ecuadorian territory, where world-class gold-bearing epithermal and copper-gold porphyry mineralization has been discovered and delineated. Dorato, through a series of option agreements, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward-looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Quentin Mai
Dorato Resources Inc.
Manager - Corporate Communications & Investor Relations
(604) 638-5817
(604) 408-7499 (FAX)
Email: qmai@doratoresources.com
Website: www.doratoresources.com
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Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.549.458 von gruenbob am 10.02.09 15:13:57http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri210b.jpg
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.549.485 von e_type1 am 10.02.09 15:16:32wollt ich auch grad sagen
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Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Announces Highly Anomalous Copper-Gold Geochemistry Values up to 1.24% Copper, 0.53 g/t Gold and 165 g/t Silver Supports Cobrecon Geophysical Anomaly
Thursday February 12, 1:53 pm ET
Confirms High-Priority Bulk Tonnage Porphyry Target
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 12, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce receipt of positive copper-gold geochemical results from Minera Afrodita, relating to the large, high-priority Cobrecon geophysical target (described in previous News Releases NR09-02 and -03). Results have returned highly-anomalous rock samples ranging from below detection to 0.53 g/t gold and from below detection to 1.24% copper. Molybdenum was visible in select rock samples, and returned assays from below detection to 0.049%. The Cobrecon target is interpreted to be a large porphyry copper-molybdenum system, with possible gold-porphyry and skarn mineralization. Visible copper oxides and molybdenite have been noted from surface rock sampling and panned samples of stream sediments contain visible gold. The total target area as presently defined is greater than 29 km2, suggesting that mineralization may be related to a nested metal-bearing porphyry cluster.
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Cobrecon Geochemistry Details
Geochemical data from the Cobrecon Copper-Molybdenum-Gold target is presented on Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4. Rock and stream sediment samples were routinely collected by Minera Afodita during prospecting south of the El Tambo target. Gold results in Figure 1 are overlain on a regional geology map. Copper, molybdenum and silver results in the other figures are overlain on the airborne electromagnetic map.
Results returned highly anomalous rock samples ranging from below detection up to 0.53 g/t gold, 1.24% copper, 0.049% molybdenum and 165 g/t silver (from 63 rock samples assayed). Stream sediment samples returned anomalies up to 0.142% copper, with 68 of the 79 samples returning values greater than 100 ppm copper. Gold values in stream sediment samples range from background to a high of 1.69 g/t gold. Molybdenum in sediments peaked at 36 ppm, averaging 6.49ppm molybdenum.
To veiw the map accompanying this release please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/0212dri.jpg
Geological Context
The Cobrecon target area is underlain by the prospective igneous rocks of the Zamora Batholith, with the early to middle Jurassic volcanic rocks (andesites, dacites, rhyolites) of the Saraquillo Formation and the Oyotun Formation. The latter Oyotun Formation in Peru is coincident with the Misahualli Volcanics unit in Ecuador, within which occurs the Fruta del Norte Deposit occurs.
The Cobrecon anomaly is interpreted to reflect a large porphyry copper-molybdenum system, with possible gold-porphyry and skarn mineralization. Visible copper oxides and molybdenite have been noted from surface rock sampling and panned samples of stream sediments contain visible gold. The total target area as presently defined is greater than 29 km2, suggesting that mineralization may be related to a nested metal-bearing porphyry cluster. The extent of the anomaly now reaches far beyond the limits of the geophysical anomaly, particularly to the west and southwest, where no geophysical data was collected.
Cordillera del Condor Mineralization
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical small scale, but high-grade, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year. Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources of 13.6 million contained ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated resource of 0.58 million contained ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, plus inferred resources of 0.71 million contained ounces at 11.5 g/t gold).
In addition to being a major gold belt the Cordillera del Condor Belt is a prolific porphyry belt, well known for discoveries like Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirador Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (438 million measured & indicated tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources of 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold; and an inferred 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold).
The El Hito Copper-Molybdenum Porphyry, located in Ecuador, is located less than 3 kilometres west of the Cobrecon Target. The El Hito mineralized system is located to the west of the watershed that defines the Peruvian-Ecuadorian border - this is important as all erosion from this mineralization drains west and away from the Cobrecon anomaly. In other words, all stream sediment anomalies in the Tambo Block are sourced from local mineralization on the property.
The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, PGeo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The results of the geophysical survey have been reviewed by Dorato's consulting geophysicist, Brian Williams, who checked data quality and completed a detailed interpretation of the data. The geochemical results were reviewed by Tansy O'Connor-Parson's, Senior Geochemist. Minera Afrodita on-site personnel rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Lima, Peru, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the international standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025:1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by field personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO-compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato is a mineral exploration company focused on the emergent, world-class Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Belt in northwest Peru, adjacent to the Ecuadorian border. The property represents the geological continuation of the prolific Ecuadorian territory, where world-class gold-bearing epithermal and copper-gold porphyry mineralization has been discovered and delineated. Dorato, through a series of option agreements, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward-looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Corporate Communications & Investor Relations
Dorato Resources Inc.
(604) 638-5817
(604) 408-7499 (FAX)
Email: info@doratoresources.com
Website: www.doratoresources.com
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Announces Highly Anomalous Copper-Gold Geochemistry Values up to 1.24% Copper, 0.53 g/t Gold and 165 g/t Silver Supports Cobrecon Geophysical Anomaly
Thursday February 12, 1:53 pm ET
Confirms High-Priority Bulk Tonnage Porphyry Target
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 12, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce receipt of positive copper-gold geochemical results from Minera Afrodita, relating to the large, high-priority Cobrecon geophysical target (described in previous News Releases NR09-02 and -03). Results have returned highly-anomalous rock samples ranging from below detection to 0.53 g/t gold and from below detection to 1.24% copper. Molybdenum was visible in select rock samples, and returned assays from below detection to 0.049%. The Cobrecon target is interpreted to be a large porphyry copper-molybdenum system, with possible gold-porphyry and skarn mineralization. Visible copper oxides and molybdenite have been noted from surface rock sampling and panned samples of stream sediments contain visible gold. The total target area as presently defined is greater than 29 km2, suggesting that mineralization may be related to a nested metal-bearing porphyry cluster.ADVERTISEMENT
Cobrecon Geochemistry Details
Geochemical data from the Cobrecon Copper-Molybdenum-Gold target is presented on Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4. Rock and stream sediment samples were routinely collected by Minera Afodita during prospecting south of the El Tambo target. Gold results in Figure 1 are overlain on a regional geology map. Copper, molybdenum and silver results in the other figures are overlain on the airborne electromagnetic map.
Results returned highly anomalous rock samples ranging from below detection up to 0.53 g/t gold, 1.24% copper, 0.049% molybdenum and 165 g/t silver (from 63 rock samples assayed). Stream sediment samples returned anomalies up to 0.142% copper, with 68 of the 79 samples returning values greater than 100 ppm copper. Gold values in stream sediment samples range from background to a high of 1.69 g/t gold. Molybdenum in sediments peaked at 36 ppm, averaging 6.49ppm molybdenum.
To veiw the map accompanying this release please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/0212dri.jpg
Geological Context
The Cobrecon target area is underlain by the prospective igneous rocks of the Zamora Batholith, with the early to middle Jurassic volcanic rocks (andesites, dacites, rhyolites) of the Saraquillo Formation and the Oyotun Formation. The latter Oyotun Formation in Peru is coincident with the Misahualli Volcanics unit in Ecuador, within which occurs the Fruta del Norte Deposit occurs.
The Cobrecon anomaly is interpreted to reflect a large porphyry copper-molybdenum system, with possible gold-porphyry and skarn mineralization. Visible copper oxides and molybdenite have been noted from surface rock sampling and panned samples of stream sediments contain visible gold. The total target area as presently defined is greater than 29 km2, suggesting that mineralization may be related to a nested metal-bearing porphyry cluster. The extent of the anomaly now reaches far beyond the limits of the geophysical anomaly, particularly to the west and southwest, where no geophysical data was collected.
Cordillera del Condor Mineralization
The Cordillera del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and Peru since pre-Inca times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical small scale, but high-grade, gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year. Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of Kinross Gold Corporation's Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources of 13.6 million contained ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc.'s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the Chinapintza district (measured & indicated resource of 0.58 million contained ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, plus inferred resources of 0.71 million contained ounces at 11.5 g/t gold).
In addition to being a major gold belt the Cordillera del Condor Belt is a prolific porphyry belt, well known for discoveries like Corriente Resources Inc.'s Mirador Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (438 million measured & indicated tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources of 235 million tonnes at 0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated 171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold; and an inferred 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.07 g/t gold).
The El Hito Copper-Molybdenum Porphyry, located in Ecuador, is located less than 3 kilometres west of the Cobrecon Target. The El Hito mineralized system is located to the west of the watershed that defines the Peruvian-Ecuadorian border - this is important as all erosion from this mineralization drains west and away from the Cobrecon anomaly. In other words, all stream sediment anomalies in the Tambo Block are sourced from local mineralization on the property.
The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Qualified Person
EurGeol Keith J. Henderson, PGeo., Dorato's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Mr. Henderson is not independent of the Company as he is an officer and a shareholder.
The results of the geophysical survey have been reviewed by Dorato's consulting geophysicist, Brian Williams, who checked data quality and completed a detailed interpretation of the data. The geochemical results were reviewed by Tansy O'Connor-Parson's, Senior Geochemist. Minera Afrodita on-site personnel rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Lima, Peru, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the international standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025:1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by field personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO-compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato is a mineral exploration company focused on the emergent, world-class Cordillera del Condor Gold-Copper Belt in northwest Peru, adjacent to the Ecuadorian border. The property represents the geological continuation of the prolific Ecuadorian territory, where world-class gold-bearing epithermal and copper-gold porphyry mineralization has been discovered and delineated. Dorato, through a series of option agreements, now has the right to become the first mover on the Peruvian side of the Belt through a highly prospective and unexplored land package, exceeding 800 square kilometres in area.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward-looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Corporate Communications & Investor Relations
Dorato Resources Inc.
(604) 638-5817
(604) 408-7499 (FAX)
Email: info@doratoresources.com
Website: www.doratoresources.com
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Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.568.703 von gruenbob am 12.02.09 20:06:18http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/0212dri.jpg
klingt doch gar nicht soo schlecht, oder?
Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier...
...nicht das 1. Mal, dass sich House 80 25k reinzieht:
Recent Trades - Last 4
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:37:15 V 0.65 +0.05 1,500 80 National Bank 1 Anonymous K
15:37:15 V 0.64 +0.04 20,000 80 National Bank 1 Anonymous K
14:42:15 V 0.63 +0.03 3,500 80 National Bank 1 Anonymous K
10:53:54 V 0.60 - 6,000 27 Dundee 7 TD Sec KL
...nicht das 1. Mal, dass sich House 80 25k reinzieht:
Recent Trades - Last 4
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:37:15 V 0.65 +0.05 1,500 80 National Bank 1 Anonymous K
15:37:15 V 0.64 +0.04 20,000 80 National Bank 1 Anonymous K
14:42:15 V 0.63 +0.03 3,500 80 National Bank 1 Anonymous K
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Press Release Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Confirms Large High-Grade Gold-Silver System at Taricori Zone, Cordillera del Condor Project, NW Peru
Results up to 132.2 g/t (4.25 oz/t) Gold and 1,669 g/t (53.66 oz/t) Silver Mean Vein Grade: 10.95 g/t Gold and 134.41 g/t Silver (168 Samples) Mean Wall-Rock Grade: 0.60 g/t Gold and 16.5 g/t Silver (195 samples)
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 23, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce receipt of very positive assay results from Minera Afrodita, relating to the high-priority Taricori Gold - Silver Zone on the Cordillera del Condor project in northern Peru (Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita).
Mineralized vein channel samples returned grades of up to 132.2 g/t (4.25 oz/t) gold and 1,669 g/t (53.66 oz/t) silver. Results from 168 vein rock channel samples returned a mean grade of 10.95 g/t (0.35 oz/t) gold and 134.41 g/t (4.32 oz/t) silver with 68% of vein samples grading greater than 26 g/t (0.84 oz/t) gold. Gold enriched wall-rock channel samples highlight the considerable potential for a bulk-tonnage target in addition to the high-grade, vein-hosted mineralization. Wall-rock samples returned grades up to 6.95 g/t (0.24 oz/t) gold and 193 g/t (6.81 oz/t) silver. Results from 195 wall-rock channel samples returned a mean grade of 0.60 g/t (0.02 oz/t) gold and 16.5 g/t (0.53 oz/t) silver.
Dorato retains exploration rights on more than 800 square kilometres of highly permissive exploration territory in the Peruvian portion of the Belt. Minera Afrodita's exploration in 2008 has only covered approximately 20% of the geological and structural extension of what is arguably one of the world's premier, unexplored, high-grade precious metal districts situated in a politically stable jurisdiction. The Peruvian portion of the district has never seen sustained modern exploration.
The Taricori Gold - Silver Zone (formerly El Tambo), located on the Peruvian side of the prolific Cordillera del Condor Gold - Copper District, is an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system with 2.6 kilometres of underground development in 142 historical mine workings. The Jerusalem deposit (Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc, measured and indicated resource of 585,000 contained ounces gold plus additional 710,000 inferred ounces gold) in Ecuador is located approximately 1 kilometre to the west and is interpreted to represent the western limits of the Taricori mineralizing system. The potential of the Cordillera del Condor Gold - Copper District is highlighted by discoveries such as the Fruta del Norte deposit (Kinross Gold Corporation, 13.6 million contained ounces at 7.23 g/t gold) in Ecuador.
Additional results from Taricori Zone and the surrounding targets are expected in the coming weeks.
Rock Sample Results
Results from a total of 1,271 rock samples have been received from the Taricori Zone, shown in Figure 1 (available at: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri223f1.JPG) as a red polygon. Channel samples were taken from historical workings and from country rock traverses in the area. Characterization samples were taken where channel sampling could not be achieved.
Channel sampling of historical workings (363 samples) tested vein / fault and wall-rock material. Sampling was undertaken to determine the grade of the main mineralizing structures and the bulk-tonnage potential of the wall-rocks. Results are summarized in Table 1.
Gold is clearly present in veins and within fault gouge although silicified rock with sulphides may carry gold and has not been historically exploited due to the difficulty of mining and recovering gold from harder rock using artisanal mining methods. As a result, rock exposure in workings is skewed towards softer gouge material and silicified rocks are under-represented in the data set. This future upside potential can only be fully tested by drilling.
Table 1: 367 Channel Samples from Historical Workings
Sample Type # Samples Au g/t Ag g/t Cu % Pb % Zn %
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.09 0.70 0.00 0.01 0.00
Veins 168 Max 132.20 1,669.00 3.41 7.73 25.15
Mean 10.95 134.41 0.21 1.35 3.99
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Min 0.01 0.30 0.00 0.00 0.00
Wall-Rock 195 Max 6.95 193.00 0.42 3.04 13.65
Mean 0.60 16.50 0.03 0.21 0.42
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Several reconnaissance lines were cut in the vicinity of Taricori in an attempt to delineate the limits of the extensive gold endowed system. Traverse channel samples (894 samples) were taken where these lines exposed outcrop. These samples are therefore not targeted on known mineralization and are not normally expected to carry significant gold values. Notwithstanding this, the results from the sampling are excellent, with country rock samples reaching 15.8 g/t gold and a mean of 0.10 g/t gold (Table 2) - the Taricori gold-silver system is clearly open, particularly to the south and southeast, towards very substantial geophysical anomalies (previous News Release NR09-04). These results highlight the considerable potential for wall-rock mineralization in the country-rocks, reinforcing the bulk-tonnage potential of the gold-bearing system.
Table 2: 894 Channel Samples from Traverses
Sample Type # Samples Au g/t Ag g/t Cu % Pb % Zn %
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.00 0.05 0.00 0.00 0.00
Channel 894 Max 15.80 580.00 0.51 2.47 9.18
Mean 0.10 3.99 0.01 0.04 0.04
Characterization samples (14 samples) were collected from dumps, workings and regionally in any situation where a channel sample was unsafe to collect in a representative manner (Table 3).
Table 3: 14 Characterization Samples
Sample Type # Samples Au g/t Ag g/t Cu % Pb % Zn %
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.04 5.30 0.01 0.30 0.02
Vein 11 Max 21.70 194.00 0.27 6.00 12.20
Mean 9.15 98.94 0.08 2.52 4.45
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Min 0.02 0.70 0.01 0.02 0.03
Wall-Rock 3 Max 0.48 10.30 0.02 0.21 0.31
Mean 0.18 6.90 0.01 0.11 0.19
A total of 2,522 rock samples, 392 stream sediment samples and 1,084 soil samples were collected during the 2008 work program. Additional geochemical results will be released as they become available.
Taricori Mineralization
Taricori is interpreted to be an intermediate sulphidation epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, with gold mineralization occurring in massive sulphide veins of pyrite, sphalerite and galena. Exposure within historical small-scale mine workings is good and the number and continuity of veins that can be observed is excellent.
Channel samples to date have demonstrated that widespread coarse-grained pyrite mineralization appears to carry gold mineralization, which greatly increases the chance of developing a bulk-tonnage deposit in the area. In several areas, broad zones of greater than 0.5 g/t gold mineralization have developed around primary mineralizing structures, greatly enhancing the possibility of developing significant gold-bearing mineralized zones around the primary veins.
Quartz is notably absent from most of the veins and is only a minor component in even the largest of veins. Alteration is dominantly sericite and illite. Veins range up to 1.2 metres in thickness and the larger veins are structurally continuous for hundreds of metres along strike and down dip. The density of underground workings is very impressive considering the difficulty of prospecting for recessive sulphide veins through the dense jungle vegetation. The actual density of veins is likely much higher than what is indicated by the workings and will only be fully appreciated following drill testing.
To date, 142 underground workings have been discovered within an area of roughly 700 by 400 metres. Many of these are significant workings with several tens of metres exposed. Adits have been excavated on multiple levels over a vertical extent of approximately 300 metres. Mapping and sampling has been completed in sufficient detail to undertake an analysis of the vein geometries, including intersections and splay structures.
Mapping of important structures in the vicinity of the workings reveals a dominant strike of 125 degrees, which coincides with an important fabric in the magnetic data near Taricori (Figure 2, available at: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri223f2.JPG). Looking across the border at the vein structures in Ecuador it is clear that the main vein set there has a similar 125 degree trend on both the north and south sides of the main vein set, suggesting that could result from a sinistral motion across the structural corridor.
Interpreted System Dimensions
Historical mine workings have been discovered throughout an area of 700 by 400 metres, but the mineralizing system is interpreted to be significantly more extensive (Figure 2: magnetic map, available at: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri223f2.JPG). Including the Jerusalem deposit in Ecuador, interpreted to be a continuation of the Taricori system, the system measures 3.5 kilometres by 1.5 kilometers to date (approximately 5 square kilometres). This area includes a number of electromagnetic and magnetic anomalies where prospectivity needs to be confirmed by geochemical results, expected in the coming weeks.
These dimensions do not include any of Dorato's other targets outlined in previous news releases, such as the 29 square kilometre Cobrecon copper-molybdenum-gold porphyry target to the south (News Release NR09-04).
Dorato Confirms Large High-Grade Gold-Silver System at Taricori Zone, Cordillera del Condor Project, NW Peru
Results up to 132.2 g/t (4.25 oz/t) Gold and 1,669 g/t (53.66 oz/t) Silver Mean Vein Grade: 10.95 g/t Gold and 134.41 g/t Silver (168 Samples) Mean Wall-Rock Grade: 0.60 g/t Gold and 16.5 g/t Silver (195 samples)
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Feb. 23, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce receipt of very positive assay results from Minera Afrodita, relating to the high-priority Taricori Gold - Silver Zone on the Cordillera del Condor project in northern Peru (Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita).Mineralized vein channel samples returned grades of up to 132.2 g/t (4.25 oz/t) gold and 1,669 g/t (53.66 oz/t) silver. Results from 168 vein rock channel samples returned a mean grade of 10.95 g/t (0.35 oz/t) gold and 134.41 g/t (4.32 oz/t) silver with 68% of vein samples grading greater than 26 g/t (0.84 oz/t) gold. Gold enriched wall-rock channel samples highlight the considerable potential for a bulk-tonnage target in addition to the high-grade, vein-hosted mineralization. Wall-rock samples returned grades up to 6.95 g/t (0.24 oz/t) gold and 193 g/t (6.81 oz/t) silver. Results from 195 wall-rock channel samples returned a mean grade of 0.60 g/t (0.02 oz/t) gold and 16.5 g/t (0.53 oz/t) silver.
Dorato retains exploration rights on more than 800 square kilometres of highly permissive exploration territory in the Peruvian portion of the Belt. Minera Afrodita's exploration in 2008 has only covered approximately 20% of the geological and structural extension of what is arguably one of the world's premier, unexplored, high-grade precious metal districts situated in a politically stable jurisdiction. The Peruvian portion of the district has never seen sustained modern exploration.
The Taricori Gold - Silver Zone (formerly El Tambo), located on the Peruvian side of the prolific Cordillera del Condor Gold - Copper District, is an epithermal poly-sulphide vein system with 2.6 kilometres of underground development in 142 historical mine workings. The Jerusalem deposit (Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc, measured and indicated resource of 585,000 contained ounces gold plus additional 710,000 inferred ounces gold) in Ecuador is located approximately 1 kilometre to the west and is interpreted to represent the western limits of the Taricori mineralizing system. The potential of the Cordillera del Condor Gold - Copper District is highlighted by discoveries such as the Fruta del Norte deposit (Kinross Gold Corporation, 13.6 million contained ounces at 7.23 g/t gold) in Ecuador.
Additional results from Taricori Zone and the surrounding targets are expected in the coming weeks.
Rock Sample Results
Results from a total of 1,271 rock samples have been received from the Taricori Zone, shown in Figure 1 (available at: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri223f1.JPG) as a red polygon. Channel samples were taken from historical workings and from country rock traverses in the area. Characterization samples were taken where channel sampling could not be achieved.
Channel sampling of historical workings (363 samples) tested vein / fault and wall-rock material. Sampling was undertaken to determine the grade of the main mineralizing structures and the bulk-tonnage potential of the wall-rocks. Results are summarized in Table 1.
Gold is clearly present in veins and within fault gouge although silicified rock with sulphides may carry gold and has not been historically exploited due to the difficulty of mining and recovering gold from harder rock using artisanal mining methods. As a result, rock exposure in workings is skewed towards softer gouge material and silicified rocks are under-represented in the data set. This future upside potential can only be fully tested by drilling.
Table 1: 367 Channel Samples from Historical Workings
Sample Type # Samples Au g/t Ag g/t Cu % Pb % Zn %
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.09 0.70 0.00 0.01 0.00
Veins 168 Max 132.20 1,669.00 3.41 7.73 25.15
Mean 10.95 134.41 0.21 1.35 3.99
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.01 0.30 0.00 0.00 0.00
Wall-Rock 195 Max 6.95 193.00 0.42 3.04 13.65
Mean 0.60 16.50 0.03 0.21 0.42
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Several reconnaissance lines were cut in the vicinity of Taricori in an attempt to delineate the limits of the extensive gold endowed system. Traverse channel samples (894 samples) were taken where these lines exposed outcrop. These samples are therefore not targeted on known mineralization and are not normally expected to carry significant gold values. Notwithstanding this, the results from the sampling are excellent, with country rock samples reaching 15.8 g/t gold and a mean of 0.10 g/t gold (Table 2) - the Taricori gold-silver system is clearly open, particularly to the south and southeast, towards very substantial geophysical anomalies (previous News Release NR09-04). These results highlight the considerable potential for wall-rock mineralization in the country-rocks, reinforcing the bulk-tonnage potential of the gold-bearing system.
Table 2: 894 Channel Samples from Traverses
Sample Type # Samples Au g/t Ag g/t Cu % Pb % Zn %
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.00 0.05 0.00 0.00 0.00
Channel 894 Max 15.80 580.00 0.51 2.47 9.18
Mean 0.10 3.99 0.01 0.04 0.04
Characterization samples (14 samples) were collected from dumps, workings and regionally in any situation where a channel sample was unsafe to collect in a representative manner (Table 3).
Table 3: 14 Characterization Samples
Sample Type # Samples Au g/t Ag g/t Cu % Pb % Zn %
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.04 5.30 0.01 0.30 0.02
Vein 11 Max 21.70 194.00 0.27 6.00 12.20
Mean 9.15 98.94 0.08 2.52 4.45
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Min 0.02 0.70 0.01 0.02 0.03
Wall-Rock 3 Max 0.48 10.30 0.02 0.21 0.31
Mean 0.18 6.90 0.01 0.11 0.19
A total of 2,522 rock samples, 392 stream sediment samples and 1,084 soil samples were collected during the 2008 work program. Additional geochemical results will be released as they become available.
Taricori Mineralization
Taricori is interpreted to be an intermediate sulphidation epithermal poly-sulphide vein system, with gold mineralization occurring in massive sulphide veins of pyrite, sphalerite and galena. Exposure within historical small-scale mine workings is good and the number and continuity of veins that can be observed is excellent.
Channel samples to date have demonstrated that widespread coarse-grained pyrite mineralization appears to carry gold mineralization, which greatly increases the chance of developing a bulk-tonnage deposit in the area. In several areas, broad zones of greater than 0.5 g/t gold mineralization have developed around primary mineralizing structures, greatly enhancing the possibility of developing significant gold-bearing mineralized zones around the primary veins.
Quartz is notably absent from most of the veins and is only a minor component in even the largest of veins. Alteration is dominantly sericite and illite. Veins range up to 1.2 metres in thickness and the larger veins are structurally continuous for hundreds of metres along strike and down dip. The density of underground workings is very impressive considering the difficulty of prospecting for recessive sulphide veins through the dense jungle vegetation. The actual density of veins is likely much higher than what is indicated by the workings and will only be fully appreciated following drill testing.
To date, 142 underground workings have been discovered within an area of roughly 700 by 400 metres. Many of these are significant workings with several tens of metres exposed. Adits have been excavated on multiple levels over a vertical extent of approximately 300 metres. Mapping and sampling has been completed in sufficient detail to undertake an analysis of the vein geometries, including intersections and splay structures.
Mapping of important structures in the vicinity of the workings reveals a dominant strike of 125 degrees, which coincides with an important fabric in the magnetic data near Taricori (Figure 2, available at: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri223f2.JPG). Looking across the border at the vein structures in Ecuador it is clear that the main vein set there has a similar 125 degree trend on both the north and south sides of the main vein set, suggesting that could result from a sinistral motion across the structural corridor.
Interpreted System Dimensions
Historical mine workings have been discovered throughout an area of 700 by 400 metres, but the mineralizing system is interpreted to be significantly more extensive (Figure 2: magnetic map, available at: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/dri223f2.JPG). Including the Jerusalem deposit in Ecuador, interpreted to be a continuation of the Taricori system, the system measures 3.5 kilometres by 1.5 kilometers to date (approximately 5 square kilometres). This area includes a number of electromagnetic and magnetic anomalies where prospectivity needs to be confirmed by geochemical results, expected in the coming weeks.
These dimensions do not include any of Dorato's other targets outlined in previous news releases, such as the 29 square kilometre Cobrecon copper-molybdenum-gold porphyry target to the south (News Release NR09-04).
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.634.184 von MONSIEURCB am 23.02.09 15:21:45
Dann wollen wir mal schauen, was heute passiert: Vorbörsliches Bid/Ask DRI - V 5.0 0.62 · 0.65 8.5
Dann wollen wir mal schauen, was heute passiert: Vorbörsliches Bid/Ask DRI - V 5.0 0.62 · 0.65 8.5
Schlechte Zahlen durfte niemand erwarten (bei
den auf sichtbares Gold minenden Indios), den
Gegenüber auch mit erwähnt - so macht man das.
Tasche
den auf sichtbares Gold minenden Indios), den
Gegenüber auch mit erwähnt - so macht man das.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.634.890 von Taschenrechner am 23.02.09 16:38:32Ohne BE wird sich hier nicht viel tun können. Aus dem PP ist ein saftiger Überhang da. Aber wenigstens hat sie wieder Volumen seit ein paar Tagen.
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Es waren nicht alles meine...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.650.824 von to_siam am 25.02.09 15:50:06Ich halte - im Mai/Juni wird wohl gedrillt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.651.241 von michel74 am 25.02.09 16:29:42Dann wollte ich eigentlich schon wieder einsammeln, allerdings für < 0,30 CAD...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.651.645 von to_siam am 25.02.09 17:02:50Wenn es so kommt, dann kann ich immer noch zukaufen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.651.742 von michel74 am 25.02.09 17:12:59Bestimmt.
Wenn es nämlich so kommt, wie es IMHO kommen wird, dann gibt es für eine CDU vielleicht 10 DRI zurück. Ich habe eben nämlich das Glück gehabt, dass das Geld, was hier eben für kurze Zeit zu Cash wurde, sogar für einen Cent unter dem Cross vorhin komplett zu Cardero gegangen ist...
...aber ein paar DRI habe ich schon auch aktuell noch.
Wenn es nämlich so kommt, wie es IMHO kommen wird, dann gibt es für eine CDU vielleicht 10 DRI zurück. Ich habe eben nämlich das Glück gehabt, dass das Geld, was hier eben für kurze Zeit zu Cash wurde, sogar für einen Cent unter dem Cross vorhin komplett zu Cardero gegangen ist...
...aber ein paar DRI habe ich schon auch aktuell noch.
Dorato arranges $5-million equity financing
Dorato Resources Inc (CRI)
Shares Issued 38,168,187
Last Close 3/10/2009 $0.54
Wednesday March 11 2009 - News Release
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO ANNOUNCES $5.0MM PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Dorato Resources Inc. has negotiated a private placement with Canaccord Capital Corp. of up to 10 million units at a price of 50 cents per unit for gross proceeds of up to $5-million.
The company has also granted the agent an option to solicit an additional two million units to raise additional gross proceeds of up to $1-million exercisable 48 hours prior to closing.
Each unit shall consist of one common share in the company and one-half of one common share purchase warrant of the company, exercisable for a period of 24 months from closing. Each whole warrant shall be exercisable into one common share of the company at a price of 65 cents per share.
If over a period of 20 consecutive trading days after the period which is four months and a day after the issuance of the warrants, the volume-weighted average closing price of the company's common shares on the TSX Venture Exchange exceeds $2.00, the company may provide, in writing, notice to each of the holders of such warrants, within 30 days of such occurrence, that the warrants will expire on the 30th day following such notice.
Franco-Nevada Corp. and the company have agreed in principle that Franco-Nevada will subscribe to two million units in the private placement, subject to completion of mutually agreeable documentation of the agreement.
The company intends to use the net proceeds from the offering for exploration of its mineral properties and for general working capital purposes.
The offering is subject to regulatory approval and all securities issued in conjunction with the offering will be subject to a four-month hold period following closing.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Dorato Resources Inc (C
RI)Shares Issued 38,168,187
Last Close 3/10/2009 $0.54
Wednesday March 11 2009 - News Release
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO ANNOUNCES $5.0MM PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Dorato Resources Inc. has negotiated a private placement with Canaccord Capital Corp. of up to 10 million units at a price of 50 cents per unit for gross proceeds of up to $5-million.
The company has also granted the agent an option to solicit an additional two million units to raise additional gross proceeds of up to $1-million exercisable 48 hours prior to closing.
Each unit shall consist of one common share in the company and one-half of one common share purchase warrant of the company, exercisable for a period of 24 months from closing. Each whole warrant shall be exercisable into one common share of the company at a price of 65 cents per share.
If over a period of 20 consecutive trading days after the period which is four months and a day after the issuance of the warrants, the volume-weighted average closing price of the company's common shares on the TSX Venture Exchange exceeds $2.00, the company may provide, in writing, notice to each of the holders of such warrants, within 30 days of such occurrence, that the warrants will expire on the 30th day following such notice.
Franco-Nevada Corp. and the company have agreed in principle that Franco-Nevada will subscribe to two million units in the private placement, subject to completion of mutually agreeable documentation of the agreement.
The company intends to use the net proceeds from the offering for exploration of its mineral properties and for general working capital purposes.
The offering is subject to regulatory approval and all securities issued in conjunction with the offering will be subject to a four-month hold period following closing.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Wenn das PP zu ist, kann man wieder zugreifen =
The Northern Miner, 3/11/2009
Dorato raising $5M to fund drill program in Peru
Vancouver - Dorato Resources (DRI-V) is topping up its cash reserves with a $5 million private placement underwritten by Cannacord Capital to help fund a 35-hole drill program on the Taricori zone of its Cordillera del Condor project in northwestern Peru, on the border with Ecuador.
Dorato will issue 10 million units at 50¢ a unit and an overallotment of 2 million additional units which will be available for 48 hours after closing of the private placement.
Each unit will consist of one share and one half a share-purchase warrant with each of the latter worth one share at 65¢ exercisable for two years following the issue's closing. Dorato has reserved the right to cancel the warrants if its share price exceeds $2.
By and large the proceeds will go towards paying for Dorato's 2009 exploration program on its Cordillera del Condor project, about 120-km north of Jaen-Shumba, Peru.
The property consists of a number of options on four non-contiguous property blocks covering an 800-sq.-km area on the Peruvian side of the Cordillera del Condor gold-copper belt perhaps best known for hosting Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte deposit in Ecuador. Terms of several of the option agreements have nearly been fulfilled.
Dorato President and CEO Keith Henderson says that to generate prospects in the area he had an SRK consultant consider the regional geology as if there wasn't a Peruvian-Ecuadorian border. "We spent a long time looking at this," he says.
Now he believes Dorato has consolidated options "on all the ground worth having." This includes the Taricori zone which abuts the Ecuadorian border and is about 1 km southeast of Dynasty Metals and Mining (DMM-T) Jerusalem deposit in Ecuador.
At Taricori there are over 2 km of underground workings in a 700 metre by 400 metre area and over a 300 metre vertical extent where artisanal miners have, until Dorato came onto the scene, picked away at gold-bearing epithermal veins. These veins, up to about 1.2 metres in width, are part of an intermediate sulphidation epithermal vein system so far about 3.5 km long and 1.5 km wide.
Since acquiring Taricori Dorato has flown an electromagnetic (EM) survey on 700 km of lines, conducted stream sediment testing and concluded a surface and underground channel sampling program.
The latter program has produced high grade gold results in the underground veins as rich as 132 grams gold per tonne and 1,669 grams silver per tonne (though they are more typically in the 10 gram gold and 134 gram silver range.) Channel sampling in wall-rock has also returned low-grade gold and silver, speaking to what Dorato hopes is Taricori's bulk-tonnage potential.
Based on these sampling results Henderson has planned a $5 million exploration program for 2009 which he divides into two parts, one focused on Taricori, and the other on the rest of the 800-sq.-km of concessions. At Taricori Henderson says Dorato will drill 30 holes in the main area of known workings and another 5 exploration holes beyond.
In addition, because EM has worked so well at Taricori, Henderson says he would like to cover other areas of the Cordillera del Condor project. A regional EM survey could make a great project for a partner, he says, but if none come forward Dorato will do it on its own.
To date most of the access has been fly-in but this year Dorato plans on using road access from the Ecuadorian side of the border which ends at Dynasty's Jerusalem property, 600 metres away from the western extent of Taricori.
Dorato will use that route primarily for moving personnel and some supplies, though not fuel, as he notes it receives onerous custom fees at the border. Fuel will be flown-in. There is a Peruvian military post at the camp which he says been "no issue whatsoever."
Although it is early days yet, Henderson notes that Franco-Nevada (FNV-T), a royalty company, has already come on board with an option to purchase a 100% gold and silver royalty for the Taricori project. He calls it a "big deal" for Dorato and says that to his knowledge Taricori represents one of the earliest stage projects with which Franco-Nevada has become involved.
Franco-Nevada has also agreed to purchase 2 million units of the Mar. 11 private placement, the second Dorato private placement in which it has taken part.
Dorato has about 38 million shares issued, has a 52-week trading range between 19¢ and $1.89 and at presstime traded at 54¢. It has about $2.5 million in cash and if the private placement is fully subscribed, including overallotment, another $6 million will be added to its coffers.
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=The Northern Miner, 3/11/2009
Dorato raising $5M to fund drill program in Peru
Vancouver - Dorato Resources (DRI-V) is topping up its cash reserves with a $5 million private placement underwritten by Cannacord Capital to help fund a 35-hole drill program on the Taricori zone of its Cordillera del Condor project in northwestern Peru, on the border with Ecuador.
Dorato will issue 10 million units at 50¢ a unit and an overallotment of 2 million additional units which will be available for 48 hours after closing of the private placement.
Each unit will consist of one share and one half a share-purchase warrant with each of the latter worth one share at 65¢ exercisable for two years following the issue's closing. Dorato has reserved the right to cancel the warrants if its share price exceeds $2.
By and large the proceeds will go towards paying for Dorato's 2009 exploration program on its Cordillera del Condor project, about 120-km north of Jaen-Shumba, Peru.
The property consists of a number of options on four non-contiguous property blocks covering an 800-sq.-km area on the Peruvian side of the Cordillera del Condor gold-copper belt perhaps best known for hosting Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte deposit in Ecuador. Terms of several of the option agreements have nearly been fulfilled.
Dorato President and CEO Keith Henderson says that to generate prospects in the area he had an SRK consultant consider the regional geology as if there wasn't a Peruvian-Ecuadorian border. "We spent a long time looking at this," he says.
Now he believes Dorato has consolidated options "on all the ground worth having." This includes the Taricori zone which abuts the Ecuadorian border and is about 1 km southeast of Dynasty Metals and Mining (DMM-T) Jerusalem deposit in Ecuador.
At Taricori there are over 2 km of underground workings in a 700 metre by 400 metre area and over a 300 metre vertical extent where artisanal miners have, until Dorato came onto the scene, picked away at gold-bearing epithermal veins. These veins, up to about 1.2 metres in width, are part of an intermediate sulphidation epithermal vein system so far about 3.5 km long and 1.5 km wide.
Since acquiring Taricori Dorato has flown an electromagnetic (EM) survey on 700 km of lines, conducted stream sediment testing and concluded a surface and underground channel sampling program.
The latter program has produced high grade gold results in the underground veins as rich as 132 grams gold per tonne and 1,669 grams silver per tonne (though they are more typically in the 10 gram gold and 134 gram silver range.) Channel sampling in wall-rock has also returned low-grade gold and silver, speaking to what Dorato hopes is Taricori's bulk-tonnage potential.
Based on these sampling results Henderson has planned a $5 million exploration program for 2009 which he divides into two parts, one focused on Taricori, and the other on the rest of the 800-sq.-km of concessions. At Taricori Henderson says Dorato will drill 30 holes in the main area of known workings and another 5 exploration holes beyond.
In addition, because EM has worked so well at Taricori, Henderson says he would like to cover other areas of the Cordillera del Condor project. A regional EM survey could make a great project for a partner, he says, but if none come forward Dorato will do it on its own.
To date most of the access has been fly-in but this year Dorato plans on using road access from the Ecuadorian side of the border which ends at Dynasty's Jerusalem property, 600 metres away from the western extent of Taricori.
Dorato will use that route primarily for moving personnel and some supplies, though not fuel, as he notes it receives onerous custom fees at the border. Fuel will be flown-in. There is a Peruvian military post at the camp which he says been "no issue whatsoever."
Although it is early days yet, Henderson notes that Franco-Nevada (FNV-T), a royalty company, has already come on board with an option to purchase a 100% gold and silver royalty for the Taricori project. He calls it a "big deal" for Dorato and says that to his knowledge Taricori represents one of the earliest stage projects with which Franco-Nevada has become involved.
Franco-Nevada has also agreed to purchase 2 million units of the Mar. 11 private placement, the second Dorato private placement in which it has taken part.
Dorato has about 38 million shares issued, has a 52-week trading range between 19¢ and $1.89 and at presstime traded at 54¢. It has about $2.5 million in cash and if the private placement is fully subscribed, including overallotment, another $6 million will be added to its coffers.
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.750.180 von Neono am 12.03.09 07:14:28Ein herzliches Dankeschön an neono und e_type1 für die Infos
Antea
Antea
Bin mal gespannt, was das hier gibt...
Ich habe vor einigen Tagen meinen Einsatz rausgenommen und den Gewinn drinnen gelassen. Is zwar nicht viel, aber immerhin...
Ich habe vor einigen Tagen meinen Einsatz rausgenommen und den Gewinn drinnen gelassen. Is zwar nicht viel, aber immerhin...
bis ich meinen Einsatz wieder raus habe, muss sich der Wert ungefähr verdreifachen... 
Nicht alles ist schlecht.
DORATO zuckt auch wieder:
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DORATO zuckt auch wieder:
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Jetzt aber FEUER FREI !
Dorato Closes $6.0 Million Private Placement
Tuesday March 31, 2009, 12:51 pm EDT
Buzz up! Print VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 31, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that it has closed its previously announced private placement financing through the issuance of 12,000,000 units (the "Units"), including 2,000,000 Units issued upon exercise of an over-allotment option, at a price of $0.50 per Unit for total gross proceeds to the Company of $6,000,000 (the "Offering"). Each Unit is comprised of one common share of the Company and one-half of one common share purchase warrant, each whole warrant entitling the holder to purchase one common share of Dorato at a price of $0.65 per share until March 31, 2011.
The Offering was completed by Canaccord Capital Corporation (the "Agent"). In connection with the Offering, the Agent received a cash commission equal to 7% of the total gross proceeds raised in the Offering and an aggregate of 1,200,000 agent's warrants, each of which is exercisable to purchase one common share of Dorato at a price of $0.70 per share until March 31, 2011. In addition, the Agent received a corporate finance fee.
The securities issued pursuant to the Offering are subject to a hold period that will expire on August 1, 2009. The Offering remains subject to the final approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
The funds raised from the Offering will, once all applicable permits and authorizations are obtained, be used for exploration on the Cordillera Del Condor Property and for general working capital purposes.
Dorato Management Change
Dorato is also pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Steve Stakiw to the position of Manager - Corporate Communications and Investor Relations. Mr. Stakiw is a geologist with 20 years of mineral industry, research and finance market experience, most recently serving as Western Editor of The Northern Miner publication. Mr. Stakiw will oversee development of the Company's comprehensive investor communications program and will focus on increasing the Company's exposure in the financial community. Mr. Stakiw replaces Mr. Quentin Mai who has resigned from the position. The board of directors would like to thank Mr. Mai for his valuable contribution over the past year.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Closes-60-Million-ccn-1…
Dorato Closes $6.0 Million Private Placement
Tuesday March 31, 2009, 12:51 pm EDT
Buzz up! Print VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 31, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce that it has closed its previously announced private placement financing through the issuance of 12,000,000 units (the "Units"), including 2,000,000 Units issued upon exercise of an over-allotment option, at a price of $0.50 per Unit for total gross proceeds to the Company of $6,000,000 (the "Offering"). Each Unit is comprised of one common share of the Company and one-half of one common share purchase warrant, each whole warrant entitling the holder to purchase one common share of Dorato at a price of $0.65 per share until March 31, 2011.The Offering was completed by Canaccord Capital Corporation (the "Agent"). In connection with the Offering, the Agent received a cash commission equal to 7% of the total gross proceeds raised in the Offering and an aggregate of 1,200,000 agent's warrants, each of which is exercisable to purchase one common share of Dorato at a price of $0.70 per share until March 31, 2011. In addition, the Agent received a corporate finance fee.
The securities issued pursuant to the Offering are subject to a hold period that will expire on August 1, 2009. The Offering remains subject to the final approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
The funds raised from the Offering will, once all applicable permits and authorizations are obtained, be used for exploration on the Cordillera Del Condor Property and for general working capital purposes.
Dorato Management Change
Dorato is also pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Steve Stakiw to the position of Manager - Corporate Communications and Investor Relations. Mr. Stakiw is a geologist with 20 years of mineral industry, research and finance market experience, most recently serving as Western Editor of The Northern Miner publication. Mr. Stakiw will oversee development of the Company's comprehensive investor communications program and will focus on increasing the Company's exposure in the financial community. Mr. Stakiw replaces Mr. Quentin Mai who has resigned from the position. The board of directors would like to thank Mr. Mai for his valuable contribution over the past year.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Closes-60-Million-ccn-1…
+20%
so kann es jetzt die nächsten Wochen und Monate jeden Tag weitergehen.
so kann es jetzt die nächsten Wochen und Monate jeden Tag weitergehen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.891.824 von Makalu8000 am 31.03.09 21:20:35.
so kann es jetzt die nächsten Wochen und Monate jeden Tag weitergehen.
Natürlich !
Denn:
# 867 Wenn das PP zu ist, kann man wieder zugreifen
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so kann es jetzt die nächsten Wochen und Monate jeden Tag weitergehen.
Natürlich !
Denn:
# 867 Wenn das PP zu ist, kann man wieder zugreifen
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Was meint Ihr? Geht das morgen so weiter?
Wäre zu schön um wahr zu sein.
Wäre zu schön um wahr zu sein.
300k Dollar von Peter Brown
Dorato 12-million-share private placement
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 38,168,187
Last Close 4/3/2009 $0.65
Monday April 06 2009 - Private Placement
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a brokered private placement announced March 11, 2009.
Number of shares: 12 million shares
Purchase price: 50 cents per share
Warrants: six million share purchase warrants to purchase six million shares
Warrant exercise price: 65 cents for a two-year period
Number of hidden placees: 40 placees
Insider/pro groups: Peter M. Brown (pro group) 500,000; Peter Chandler (pro group) 100,000; Kim Dunfield (pro group) 100,000; Jack M. Sieb (pro group) 50,000; Gary Bogdanovich (pro group) 200,000; Carolyn Rogers (pro group) 50,000; Anton J. Drescher (insider) 60,000
Agent's fee: $420,000 cash, 1.2 million agent's warrants exercisable at 70 cents per share for two years and 100,000 agent's units with each unit consisting of one common share and one-half of share purchase warrant, each whole warrant entitling the agent to purchase one common share at 70 cents per share for two years, payable to Canaccord Capital Corp.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Neono
Dorato 12-million-share private placement
Dorato Resources Inc (C: DRI)
Shares Issued 38,168,187
Last Close 4/3/2009 $0.65
Monday April 06 2009 - Private Placement
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a brokered private placement announced March 11, 2009.
Number of shares: 12 million shares
Purchase price: 50 cents per share
Warrants: six million share purchase warrants to purchase six million shares
Warrant exercise price: 65 cents for a two-year period
Number of hidden placees: 40 placees
Insider/pro groups: Peter M. Brown (pro group) 500,000; Peter Chandler (pro group) 100,000; Kim Dunfield (pro group) 100,000; Jack M. Sieb (pro group) 50,000; Gary Bogdanovich (pro group) 200,000; Carolyn Rogers (pro group) 50,000; Anton J. Drescher (insider) 60,000
Agent's fee: $420,000 cash, 1.2 million agent's warrants exercisable at 70 cents per share for two years and 100,000 agent's units with each unit consisting of one common share and one-half of share purchase warrant, each whole warrant entitling the agent to purchase one common share at 70 cents per share for two years, payable to Canaccord Capital Corp.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Neono
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.930.690 von Neono am 07.04.09 07:16:28250k natürlich....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.930.690 von Neono am 07.04.09 07:16:28
Pro: Großartig zu zeitig sinds nicht.
Tasche
Pro: Großartig zu zeitig sinds nicht.Tasche
Jetzt müßte die Bergstrasse aber fertig gestellt sein:
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Dorato grants options to buy 1.8 million shares
2009-04-09 16:37 ET - Options Proposed
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO GRANTS STOCK OPTIONS
Pursuant to its 2007 incentive stock option plan, Dorato Resources Inc. has granted incentive stock options to certain directors, officers, employees and consultants allowing them to purchase up to a total of 1.8 million common shares in the capital stock of the company. The options are exercisable at a price of 60 cents for a period of two years ending April 9, 2011.
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Dorato grants options to buy 1.8 million shares
2009-04-09 16:37 ET - Options Proposed
Mr. Keith Henderson reports
DORATO GRANTS STOCK OPTIONS
Pursuant to its 2007 incentive stock option plan, Dorato Resources Inc. has granted incentive stock options to certain directors, officers, employees and consultants allowing them to purchase up to a total of 1.8 million common shares in the capital stock of the company. The options are exercisable at a price of 60 cents for a period of two years ending April 9, 2011.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.974.480 von married am 15.04.09 19:42:13
Die Anfahrt hat lange genug gedauert.
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Die Anfahrt hat lange genug gedauert.
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Jetzt nimmt der Verkehr schon sehr zu:
15:57:25 V 0.70 +0.06 1,000 6 Union 1 Anonymous K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 9,000 33 Canaccord 2 RBC K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 8,000 81 HSBC 2 RBC K
15:20:40 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
15:13:12 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
14:55:22 V 0.70 +0.06 2,000 81 HSBC 79 CIBC K
13:47:04 V 0.72 +0.08 20,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:46:22 V 0.72 +0.08 1,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:28:45 V 0.70 +0.06 500 81 HSBC 36 Latimer K
13:04:26 V 0.70 +0.06 40,000 81 HSBC 33 Canaccord K
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15:57:25 V 0.70 +0.06 1,000 6 Union 1 Anonymous K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 9,000 33 Canaccord 2 RBC K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 8,000 81 HSBC 2 RBC K
15:20:40 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
15:13:12 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
14:55:22 V 0.70 +0.06 2,000 81 HSBC 79 CIBC K
13:47:04 V 0.72 +0.08 20,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:46:22 V 0.72 +0.08 1,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:28:45 V 0.70 +0.06 500 81 HSBC 36 Latimer K
13:04:26 V 0.70 +0.06 40,000 81 HSBC 33 Canaccord K
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Recent Trades - Last 10
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:57:25 V 0.70 +0.06 1,000 6 Union 1 Anonymous K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 9,000 33 Canaccord 2 RBC K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 8,000 81 HSBC 2 RBC K
15:20:40 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
15:13:12 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
14:55:22 V 0.70 +0.06 2,000 81 HSBC 79 CIBC K
13:47:04 V 0.72 +0.08 20,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:46:22 V 0.72 +0.08 1,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:28:45 V 0.70 +0.06 500 81 HSBC 36 Latimer K
13:04:26 V 0.70 +0.06 40,000 81 HSBC 33 Canaccord K
Yep, schoener Kursanstieg die Tage. Hatte ich vor den eigentlichen Drilling Results (wohl im (Spaet-)Sommer) so nicht auf dem Zettel.
Mal schauen, wie der Kurs ab 21.04. sich verhaellt, wenn eine groessere Sharezahl aus dem 0.60 CAD PP frei wird.
Hat einer eine Idee, wer sich hinter "House 81 HSBC" verbergen koennte oder kaufen die vielleicht auf eigene Rechnung (z.B. Hausfonds)?
Die sieht man ja nur sehr selten, eigentlich sind die mir bewusst noch nirgends aufgefallen.
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:57:25 V 0.70 +0.06 1,000 6 Union 1 Anonymous K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 9,000 33 Canaccord 2 RBC K
15:28:36 V 0.70 +0.06 8,000 81 HSBC 2 RBC K
15:20:40 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
15:13:12 V 0.70 +0.06 20,000 81 HSBC 7 TD Sec K
14:55:22 V 0.70 +0.06 2,000 81 HSBC 79 CIBC K
13:47:04 V 0.72 +0.08 20,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:46:22 V 0.72 +0.08 1,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:28:45 V 0.70 +0.06 500 81 HSBC 36 Latimer K
13:04:26 V 0.70 +0.06 40,000 81 HSBC 33 Canaccord K
Yep, schoener Kursanstieg die Tage. Hatte ich vor den eigentlichen Drilling Results (wohl im (Spaet-)Sommer) so nicht auf dem Zettel.
Mal schauen, wie der Kurs ab 21.04. sich verhaellt, wenn eine groessere Sharezahl aus dem 0.60 CAD PP frei wird.
Hat einer eine Idee, wer sich hinter "House 81 HSBC" verbergen koennte oder kaufen die vielleicht auf eigene Rechnung (z.B. Hausfonds)?
Die sieht man ja nur sehr selten, eigentlich sind die mir bewusst noch nirgends aufgefallen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.976.431 von to_siam am 16.04.09 03:39:35Ein "hochziehen" des Kurses
um zum Termin
wesentlich über den 0,60 verkaufen zu können
schließe ich bei den gehandelten Stückzahlen aus.
Das hätte man bei Dorato
auch mit kleinene "Paketen"
hinbekommen.
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um zum Termin
wesentlich über den 0,60 verkaufen zu können
schließe ich bei den gehandelten Stückzahlen aus.
Das hätte man bei Dorato
auch mit kleinene "Paketen"
hinbekommen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.976.629 von married am 16.04.09 07:56:45Heißt das, Deiner Ansicht nach, der Kursanstieg der letzten Zeit ist nicht nur kurzfristig? Wo geht denn dann die Reise hin?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.008.194 von Makalu8000 am 21.04.09 11:41:57
Wo die Reise genau hingeht, kann Dir niemand sagen.
Ich kann Dir nur folgendes sagen und das ist meine Meinung:
Wer hier auf eine Übernahme oder gar eine Mine setzt, könnte auf die falsche Karte setzen. Dazu werde ich demnächst noch mal etwas ausführlicher in einem der nächsten "Mailer" werden.
Das heisst aber nicht, dass man hier kein Geld verdienen kann. Der Einstandskurs muss stimmen und wenn die BE´s gehyped werden, dann muss man vielleicht auch mal verkaufen.
Wo die Reise genau hingeht, kann Dir niemand sagen.
Ich kann Dir nur folgendes sagen und das ist meine Meinung:
Wer hier auf eine Übernahme oder gar eine Mine setzt, könnte auf die falsche Karte setzen. Dazu werde ich demnächst noch mal etwas ausführlicher in einem der nächsten "Mailer" werden.
Das heisst aber nicht, dass man hier kein Geld verdienen kann. Der Einstandskurs muss stimmen und wenn die BE´s gehyped werden, dann muss man vielleicht auch mal verkaufen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.008.277 von to_siam am 21.04.09 11:53:03Danke für die Antwort.
Du bist ja hierzu
kompetenter bzw.
"näher" am Geschehen
als ich.
Das heisst aber nicht, dass man hier kein Geld verdienen kann
Ist mir trotzdem
lieber als in einen Wert
zu investieren
bei dem man
auf eine Übernahme oder einen
Minenbetrieb setzen kann,
wo aber der
Aktienkurs nicht von der Stelle kommt.
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Du bist ja hierzu
kompetenter bzw.
"näher" am Geschehen
als ich.
Das heisst aber nicht, dass man hier kein Geld verdienen kann
Ist mir trotzdem
lieber als in einen Wert
zu investieren
bei dem man
auf eine Übernahme oder einen
Minenbetrieb setzen kann,
wo aber der
Aktienkurs nicht von der Stelle kommt.
><
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.008.573 von married am 21.04.09 12:26:02
"...wo aber der Aktienkurs nicht von der Stelle kommt."
Heute wird hier ein Teil-PP frei, schaun mer erstmal, was hier passiert...
Gerne würde ich einmal mit den Zeichnern des aktuellen PP´s sprechen, mit welchem Hintergrund die investiert haben.
"...wo aber der Aktienkurs nicht von der Stelle kommt."
Heute wird hier ein Teil-PP frei, schaun mer erstmal, was hier passiert...
Gerne würde ich einmal mit den Zeichnern des aktuellen PP´s sprechen, mit welchem Hintergrund die investiert haben.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.008.675 von to_siam am 21.04.09 12:38:35
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... mit welchem Hintergrund die investiert haben.
Vielleicht beantwortet mit deinem posting zuvor:
Der Einstandskurs muss stimmen und wenn die BE´s gehyped werden
.
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... mit welchem Hintergrund die investiert haben.
Vielleicht beantwortet mit deinem posting zuvor:
Der Einstandskurs muss stimmen und wenn die BE´s gehyped werden
.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.008.675 von to_siam am 21.04.09 12:38:35Oder meinst du sie haben sich daran orientiert:
Beitrag # 9 :
Eine Gute Vorlage mit dieser (Eröffnungs-)news hat
(El) Dorato, vor kurzem noch ein Shell schon einmal hin-
gelegt. Da Geologie nicht an Landesgrenzen Halt macht,
ist mit diesen Nachbarn einiges zu erwarten, manche
sprechen schon vom heißtestem Goldplay auf diesem
Planeten. Alle Großen werden mehr als ein Auge auf
uns haben. Dem Team wünsche ich das Glück des Tüchtigen.
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Beitrag # 9 :
Eine Gute Vorlage mit dieser (Eröffnungs-)news hat
(El) Dorato, vor kurzem noch ein Shell schon einmal hin-
gelegt. Da Geologie nicht an Landesgrenzen Halt macht,
ist mit diesen Nachbarn einiges zu erwarten, manche
sprechen schon vom heißtestem Goldplay auf diesem
Planeten. Alle Großen werden mehr als ein Auge auf
uns haben. Dem Team wünsche ich das Glück des Tüchtigen.
><
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.008.935 von married am 21.04.09 13:13:14
Mein (etwas allgemeinerer) Tipp: Sie wollen Geld verdienen!
Ich glaube, mit dieser Meinung liege ich ziemlich gut...
Mein (etwas allgemeinerer) Tipp: Sie wollen Geld verdienen!
Ich glaube, mit dieser Meinung liege ich ziemlich gut...
Dorato ist ja jetzt sogar etwas für nur
kurzfristig operierende junge Trader,
mit der Vorgeschichte (nach sichtbaren
Gold schwarz minende Indios) und der
Lage kann man sich BE etwas herleiten.
Tasche
kurzfristig operierende junge Trader,
mit der Vorgeschichte (nach sichtbaren
Gold schwarz minende Indios) und der
Lage kann man sich BE etwas herleiten.
Tasche
Manchmal denke ich, diese Aktie ist unberechenbar, manchmal muss ich aber auch feststellen, dass sie sehr berechenbar ist:
Recent Trades - Last 10
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:57:41 V 0.53 -0.04 100 36 Latimer 5 Penson E
13:57:27 V 0.56 -0.04 7,000 33 Canaccord 5 Penson K
12:11:58 V 0.56 -0.04 2,500 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
12:11:35 V 0.56 -0.04 5,000 74 GMP 1 Anonymous K
12:09:46 V 0.56 -0.04 5,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 1 Anonymous K
11:57:08 V 0.62 -0.05 300 7 TD Sec 36 Latimer E
11:22:00 V 0.55 -0.05 5,000 5 Penson 7 TD Sec K
11:22:00 V 0.55 -0.05 10,000 6 Union 7 TD Sec K
11:22:00 V 0.56 -0.04 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
11:08:21 V 0.53 -0.04 250 36 Latimer 62 Haywood E
Recent Trades - Last 10
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:57:41 V 0.53 -0.04 100 36 Latimer 5 Penson E
13:57:27 V 0.56 -0.04 7,000 33 Canaccord 5 Penson K
12:11:58 V 0.56 -0.04 2,500 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
12:11:35 V 0.56 -0.04 5,000 74 GMP 1 Anonymous K
12:09:46 V 0.56 -0.04 5,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 1 Anonymous K
11:57:08 V 0.62 -0.05 300 7 TD Sec 36 Latimer E
11:22:00 V 0.55 -0.05 5,000 5 Penson 7 TD Sec K
11:22:00 V 0.55 -0.05 10,000 6 Union 7 TD Sec K
11:22:00 V 0.56 -0.04 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
11:08:21 V 0.53 -0.04 250 36 Latimer 62 Haywood E
hat ganz schön abgegeben, unsere Gute..
Here we go:REPORT UNDER PART 4
Of
NATIONAL INSTRUMENT 62-103
1. Name and address of eligible institutional investor:
Sprott Asset Management Inc. (the “Offeror”)
200 Bay Street, Suite 2700, P.O. Box 27
Royal Bank Plaza, South Tower
Toronto, Ontario
M5J 2J1
2. The net increase or decrease in the number or principal amount of securities, and in
the eligible institutional investor’s securityholding percentage in the class of
securities, since the last report filed by the eligible institutional investor under Part
4 or the early warning requirements:
This is the initial report filed by the Offeror under Part 4 of NI 62-103 in respect of
Dorato Resources Inc. (the “Issuer”).
3. The designation and number or principal amount of securities and the eligible
institutional investor's securityholding percentage in the class of securities at the
end of the month for which the report is made:
As at March 31, 2009, the Offeror exercises control or direction, on behalf of accounts
fully managed by it, over 4,616,000 Common Shares (the “Common Shares”) and
2,308,000 Warrants (the “Warrants”) of the Issuer. Based on the number of currently
issued and outstanding Common Shares (as reported by the Issuer), and assuming the
exercise of the Warrants, the Offeror exercises control or direction over 13.2% of the
issued and outstanding Common Shares.4. The designation and number or principal amount of securities and the percentage of
outstanding securities referred to in item 3 over which:
(a) the eligible institutional investor, either alone or together with any joint
actors, has ownership and control:
The Offeror does not itself own any Common Shares or other securities of the Issuer.
The only persons with whom the Offeror may be deemed by the Securities Act (Ontario)
to be acting jointly and in concert with would be included in the list of managed accounts
referred to below.
Dies und mehr unter letztem SEDAR
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Kaum Umsätze.
Jetzt bin ich
gespannt wie und wann
der deutsche Makler
meinen letzten
( Arrondierungs-) Kauf
von heute
nachmittag covert.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.055.634 von married am 28.04.09 17:48:43Kaum Umsätze.
CROSS:
Recent Trades - Last 4
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
12:41:22 V 0.59 - 50 36 Latimer 79 CIBC E
12:36:47 V 0.60 - 172,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:31:59 V 0.59 -0.01 6,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 33 Canaccord K
12:18:41 V 0.59 -0.01 1,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 36 Latimer KL
CROSS:
Recent Trades - Last 4
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
12:41:22 V 0.59 - 50 36 Latimer 79 CIBC E
12:36:47 V 0.60 - 172,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:31:59 V 0.59 -0.01 6,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 33 Canaccord K
12:18:41 V 0.59 -0.01 1,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 36 Latimer KL
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.028 von to_siam am 26.05.09 19:10:45Danke, interessant.
Ich glaube da muß man diesen smilie setzen:
.
Ich glaube da muß man diesen smilie setzen:
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.135 von married am 26.05.09 19:19:39Irgendwie sind wir zwei hier alleine.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.197 von to_siam am 26.05.09 19:23:32neinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.197 von to_siam am 26.05.09 19:23:32
Ich glaube nicht.
George Orwell läßt grüßen.
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Ich glaube nicht.
George Orwell läßt grüßen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.416 von married am 26.05.09 19:42:31
Cool, aber irgendwie beängstigend...
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@leon1707 - Na gut, dann machen wir eben einen "flotten Dreier"...
Cool, aber irgendwie beängstigend...
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@leon1707 - Na gut, dann machen wir eben einen "flotten Dreier"...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.550 von to_siam am 26.05.09 19:55:58Ich bin ja auch noch da.
Da hat sich heute einer gut eingedeckt.
Da hat sich heute einer gut eingedeckt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.550 von to_siam am 26.05.09 19:55:58
Wenn GulOcram mitmacht
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.256.632 von married am 26.05.09 20:03:56
Vermutlich ist GulOCram noch der "Knackigste" unter uns...
Vermutlich ist GulOCram noch der "Knackigste" unter uns... .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.258.000 von married am 26.05.09 22:08:15
Und hier in Zahlen und Namen:
Recent Trades - Last 8
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:39:48 V 0.66 +0.06 477 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer E
15:38:18 V 0.66 +0.06 1,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
15:38:11 V 0.67 +0.07 7,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
15:38:11 V 0.65 +0.05 1,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
12:41:22 V 0.59 - 50 36 Latimer 79 CIBC E
12:36:47 V 0.60 - 172,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:31:59 V 0.59 -0.01 6,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 33 Canaccord K
12:18:41 V 0.59 -0.01 1,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 36 Latimer KL
Und hier in Zahlen und Namen:
Recent Trades - Last 8
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:39:48 V 0.66 +0.06 477 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer E
15:38:18 V 0.66 +0.06 1,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
15:38:11 V 0.67 +0.07 7,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
15:38:11 V 0.65 +0.05 1,000 33 Canaccord 36 Latimer K
12:41:22 V 0.59 - 50 36 Latimer 79 CIBC E
12:36:47 V 0.60 - 172,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
12:31:59 V 0.59 -0.01 6,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 33 Canaccord K
12:18:41 V 0.59 -0.01 1,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 36 Latimer KL
Franco-Nevada füllt sich die Kriegskasse:
Royalty-Unternehmen wirbt 288 Mio. US-Dollar Kapital ein
Um seine Anteile an Goldminen und Minenfirmen zu erhöhen, nimmt das Royalty-Unternehmen Franco-Nevada 288 Millionen US-Dollar Kapital von einem Konsortium unter Beteiligung von BMO Capital Markets, GMP Securities und CIBC World Markets auf.
Franco-Nevada (ISIN: CA3518581051), ein Unternehmen, dass so genannte Royalties (in etwa: Lizenzeinnahmen) aus der Beteiligung an 185 Basis- und Edelmetallprojekten und 100 Öl- und Gasprojekten erzielt, hat eine Vereinbarung mit einer Reihe von Finanzinstituten getroffen. Diese haben zugestimmt, 10 Millionen Aktieneinheiten des Unternehmens zu einem Preis von 32,20 kanadischen Dollar zu ewerben.
Dabei besteht jede Einheit aus einer Stammaktie und einem Warrant über den Kauf einer halben Stammaktie. Insgesamt erzielt Franco-Nevada so (brutto) 322 Millionen CAD bzw. 288 Millionen US-Dollar. Die Mitglieder des Konsortiums, dass von BMO Capital Markets, GMP Securities und CIBC World Markets angeführt wird, erhalten zudem die Option, bis zu 30 Tage nach Abschluss des Angebots am 16. Juni weitere 1,5 Millionen Einheiten zu erwerben.
Erst letzten Monat hatte es aus dem Unternehmen geheißen, dass Franco-Nevada auf Grund der Wirtschaftskrise zahlreiche, aussichtsreiche Möglichkeiten für Investitionen sieht. Franco zahlte im vergangenen Dezember beispielsweise 103,5 Millionen Dollar für eine Royalty von 7,29 Prozent an Newmonts (WKN 853823) Gold Quarry und im Januar noch einmal 80 Millionen Dollar für 50 Prozent des Goldroyalty-Streams von Palmarejo in Mexico. Das Unternehmen verfügt noch über mehr als 300 Millionen Dollar Kapital, das für Akquisitionen eingesetzt werden kann.
Quelle:http://www.goldinvest.de/public/story_detail.asp?l=&c=10,200…
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Royalty-Unternehmen wirbt 288 Mio. US-Dollar Kapital ein
Um seine Anteile an Goldminen und Minenfirmen zu erhöhen, nimmt das Royalty-Unternehmen Franco-Nevada 288 Millionen US-Dollar Kapital von einem Konsortium unter Beteiligung von BMO Capital Markets, GMP Securities und CIBC World Markets auf.
Franco-Nevada (ISIN: CA3518581051), ein Unternehmen, dass so genannte Royalties (in etwa: Lizenzeinnahmen) aus der Beteiligung an 185 Basis- und Edelmetallprojekten und 100 Öl- und Gasprojekten erzielt, hat eine Vereinbarung mit einer Reihe von Finanzinstituten getroffen. Diese haben zugestimmt, 10 Millionen Aktieneinheiten des Unternehmens zu einem Preis von 32,20 kanadischen Dollar zu ewerben.
Dabei besteht jede Einheit aus einer Stammaktie und einem Warrant über den Kauf einer halben Stammaktie. Insgesamt erzielt Franco-Nevada so (brutto) 322 Millionen CAD bzw. 288 Millionen US-Dollar. Die Mitglieder des Konsortiums, dass von BMO Capital Markets, GMP Securities und CIBC World Markets angeführt wird, erhalten zudem die Option, bis zu 30 Tage nach Abschluss des Angebots am 16. Juni weitere 1,5 Millionen Einheiten zu erwerben.
Erst letzten Monat hatte es aus dem Unternehmen geheißen, dass Franco-Nevada auf Grund der Wirtschaftskrise zahlreiche, aussichtsreiche Möglichkeiten für Investitionen sieht. Franco zahlte im vergangenen Dezember beispielsweise 103,5 Millionen Dollar für eine Royalty von 7,29 Prozent an Newmonts (WKN 853823) Gold Quarry und im Januar noch einmal 80 Millionen Dollar für 50 Prozent des Goldroyalty-Streams von Palmarejo in Mexico. Das Unternehmen verfügt noch über mehr als 300 Millionen Dollar Kapital, das für Akquisitionen eingesetzt werden kann.
Quelle:http://www.goldinvest.de/public/story_detail.asp?l=&c=10,200…
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Hatten wir das schon ?
Oder wie hätte man früher solche news hier angepriesen:
mit " here we go "
Dorato Appoints Augusto Baertl to Board of Directors
On Thursday June 11, 2009, 9:30 am EDT
Buzz up! Print.VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - June 11, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Augusto Baertl to the Board of Directors.
Mr. Baertl is a Peruvian mining engineer who has held a number of senior positions with Peruvian and international mining companies. He served as Mine Manager, President and Chief Executive Officer of Compania Minera Milpo, one of Peru's largest mining companies, from 1967 to 1996. From 1997 to 2002, Mr. Baertl served as President and Executive Chairman of Compania Minera Antamina and oversaw the exploration, feasibility studies and development of the project. He is a member of the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers (AIME), the Instituto de Ingenieros de Minas del Peru and the Colegio de Ingenieros del Peru - Capitulo de Minas and, was also the President of the Peruvian mining society, Sociedad de Minera, Petroleo y Energia. Mr. Baertl graduated from Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria in 1965 and also participated in the Senior Management Program at Harvard Business School and in the CEO Management Program at Northwestern University.
Mr. Baertl fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Jeffrey A. Pontius on February 12, 2009. The Company wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Pontius for his contribution and expertise while on the Board.
Stock Options
Further to the above appointment, the Company has granted Mr. Baertl 250,000 stock options at an exercise price of $0.60 exercisable for a period of two years expiring on June 10, 2011.
About Dorato
Dorato is a resource exploration company, focused on several prospective mineral exploration properties in Peru. Dorato is committed to building shareholder value through new discoveries while maintaining a majority interest in its holdings.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President & CEO
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Steve Stakiw
Dorato Resources Inc.
Manager - Corporate Communications & Investor Relations
604-638-5817
604-408-7499 (FAX)
sstakiw@doratoresources.com
www.doratoresources.com
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Appoints-Augusto-ccn-15…
Oder wie hätte man früher solche news hier angepriesen:
mit " here we go "
Dorato Appoints Augusto Baertl to Board of Directors
On Thursday June 11, 2009, 9:30 am EDT
Buzz up! Print.VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - June 11, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURTO5 - News) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Augusto Baertl to the Board of Directors.Mr. Baertl is a Peruvian mining engineer who has held a number of senior positions with Peruvian and international mining companies. He served as Mine Manager, President and Chief Executive Officer of Compania Minera Milpo, one of Peru's largest mining companies, from 1967 to 1996. From 1997 to 2002, Mr. Baertl served as President and Executive Chairman of Compania Minera Antamina and oversaw the exploration, feasibility studies and development of the project. He is a member of the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers (AIME), the Instituto de Ingenieros de Minas del Peru and the Colegio de Ingenieros del Peru - Capitulo de Minas and, was also the President of the Peruvian mining society, Sociedad de Minera, Petroleo y Energia. Mr. Baertl graduated from Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria in 1965 and also participated in the Senior Management Program at Harvard Business School and in the CEO Management Program at Northwestern University.
Mr. Baertl fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Jeffrey A. Pontius on February 12, 2009. The Company wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Pontius for his contribution and expertise while on the Board.
Stock Options
Further to the above appointment, the Company has granted Mr. Baertl 250,000 stock options at an exercise price of $0.60 exercisable for a period of two years expiring on June 10, 2011.
About Dorato
Dorato is a resource exploration company, focused on several prospective mineral exploration properties in Peru. Dorato is committed to building shareholder value through new discoveries while maintaining a majority interest in its holdings.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President & CEO
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Steve Stakiw
Dorato Resources Inc.
Manager - Corporate Communications & Investor Relations
604-638-5817
604-408-7499 (FAX)
sstakiw@doratoresources.com
www.doratoresources.com
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Appoints-Augusto-ccn-15…
Früher vermutete man hinter solchen Aktionen die
Vorbereitung eines crösschens:
12:12:43 V 0.445 -0.045 500 74 GMP 80 National Bank K
12:08:06 V 0.445 -0.045 500 74 GMP 80 National Bank K
12:02:54 V 0.445 -0.045 500 36 Latimer 80 National Bank K
11:58:33 V 0.445 -0.045 500 36 Latimer 80 National Bank K
11:53:28 V 0.445 -0.045 500 36 Latimer 80 National Bank K
11:48:22 V 0.445 -0.045 500 36 Latimer 80 National Bank K
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autsch!!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.499.288 von Makalu8000 am 01.07.09 11:54:41???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.499.428 von ohnesorgen am 01.07.09 12:17:30habe heute nur mal auf den Kurs geschaut. Das tut weh. Wieso gehts denn hier heute 20 % runter?
Mal ein paar Tage nicht da und schon so ein Sch....
Mal ein paar Tage nicht da und schon so ein Sch....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.501.080 von Makalu8000 am 01.07.09 15:54:54Dann schau noch mal nach. Es hat doch kein einziger Handel in D statt gefunden. Der Makler übertreibts etwas :-)
Wenn jemand in der Nähe ist:
Dorato Resources Inc.
Notice of Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders
July 9, 2009
Notice is hereby given that the annual and special meeting of the holders of common shares of
Dorato Resources Inc. (the "Company") will be held at the Company's offices at 1920 – 1188 West Georgia
Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, on July 9, 2009 at 10:00 a.m., local time, for the following purposes:
(a) to review and consider the audited comparative financial statements as at and for the
financial year ended January 31, 2009 and the auditors' report thereon, a copy of which is
enclosed herewith;
(b) to elect directors;
(c) to appoint auditors and to authorize the Board of Directors to fix their remuneration;
(d) to ratify and approve the continuation of the rolling incentive stock option plan for the
Company; and
(d) to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting or any adjournment
thereof.
The specific details of the foregoing matters to be put before the meeting are set forth in the
Management Information Circular accompanying this Notice of Meeting.
Shareholders are invited to attend the meeting. Registered shareholders who are unable to attend the
meeting in person are requested to complete, date and sign the enclosed form of proxy and send it in the
enclosed envelope or otherwise to the Secretary of the Company c/o Computershare Investor Services Inc.,
100 University Avenue, 9th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2Y1. Non-registered shareholders who receive
these materials through their broker or other intermediary should complete and send the form of proxy in
accordance with the instructions provided by their broker or intermediary. To be effective, a proxy must be
received by Computershare Investor Services Inc. not later than July 7, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. (Vancouver time),
or in the case of any adjournment of the meeting, not less than 48 hours, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
excepted, prior to the time of the adjournment.
DATED the 4th day of June, 2009.
By Order of the Board of Directors
/s/ "Keith J. Henderson"
,
Keith J. Henderson
President, CEO and Director
http://www.sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=16&issuerNo…
Dorato Resources Inc.
Notice of Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders
July 9, 2009
Notice is hereby given that the annual and special meeting of the holders of common shares of
Dorato Resources Inc. (the "Company") will be held at the Company's offices at 1920 – 1188 West Georgia
Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, on July 9, 2009 at 10:00 a.m., local time, for the following purposes:
(a) to review and consider the audited comparative financial statements as at and for the
financial year ended January 31, 2009 and the auditors' report thereon, a copy of which is
enclosed herewith;
(b) to elect directors;
(c) to appoint auditors and to authorize the Board of Directors to fix their remuneration;
(d) to ratify and approve the continuation of the rolling incentive stock option plan for the
Company; and
(d) to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting or any adjournment
thereof.
The specific details of the foregoing matters to be put before the meeting are set forth in the
Management Information Circular accompanying this Notice of Meeting.
Shareholders are invited to attend the meeting. Registered shareholders who are unable to attend the
meeting in person are requested to complete, date and sign the enclosed form of proxy and send it in the
enclosed envelope or otherwise to the Secretary of the Company c/o Computershare Investor Services Inc.,
100 University Avenue, 9th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2Y1. Non-registered shareholders who receive
these materials through their broker or other intermediary should complete and send the form of proxy in
accordance with the instructions provided by their broker or intermediary. To be effective, a proxy must be
received by Computershare Investor Services Inc. not later than July 7, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. (Vancouver time),
or in the case of any adjournment of the meeting, not less than 48 hours, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
excepted, prior to the time of the adjournment.
DATED the 4th day of June, 2009.
By Order of the Board of Directors
/s/ "Keith J. Henderson"
,
Keith J. Henderson
President, CEO and Director
http://www.sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=16&issuerNo…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.515.474 von Hildus am 03.07.09 16:50:52
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.518.226 von married am 04.07.09 12:58:47Dem Kurs war es gestern aber nicht abträglich...
Tja, was ist denn nur mit Dorato los?
So hätte ich mir das mit Dorato nie träumen lassen. Bin seit Ende 2007 investiert und bis jetzt immernoch Hoffnung gehabt, dass das hier irgendwann mal wieder was wird.
Diese Hoffnung schwindet aber so langsam, irgendwann mal Kurse umd die 1,50 Euro wieder zu sehen.
Wie soll das denn hier mal weitergehen? Der Kurs schläft immer mehr ein.
Was soll denn das? Geplant war da ja mal was anderes....
Wie seht ihr das? Was erhofft ihr Euch denn hier die nächsten 1 - 2 Jahre?
Gold ist ja jede Menge da, oder ist das schon alles schwarz abgebaut worden?
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn ein paar Experten zu Dorato mal ein statement abgeben könnten.
Danke, Makalu
So hätte ich mir das mit Dorato nie träumen lassen. Bin seit Ende 2007 investiert und bis jetzt immernoch Hoffnung gehabt, dass das hier irgendwann mal wieder was wird.
Diese Hoffnung schwindet aber so langsam, irgendwann mal Kurse umd die 1,50 Euro wieder zu sehen.
Wie soll das denn hier mal weitergehen? Der Kurs schläft immer mehr ein.
Was soll denn das? Geplant war da ja mal was anderes....
Wie seht ihr das? Was erhofft ihr Euch denn hier die nächsten 1 - 2 Jahre?
Gold ist ja jede Menge da, oder ist das schon alles schwarz abgebaut worden?
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn ein paar Experten zu Dorato mal ein statement abgeben könnten.
Danke, Makalu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.531.545 von Makalu8000 am 08.07.09 11:05:50Bin seit Ende 2007 investiert
Meinst du seit dem 19.11.2007:
"Eine Gute Vorlage mit dieser (Eröffnungs-)news hat
(El) Dorato, vor kurzem noch ein Shell schon einmal hin-
gelegt. Da Geologie nicht an Landesgrenzen Halt macht,
ist mit diesen Nachbarn einiges zu erwarten, manche
sprechen schon vom heißtestem Goldplay auf diesem
Planeten. Alle Großen werden mehr als ein Auge auf
uns haben. Dem Team wünsche ich das Glück des Tüchtigen."
( # 9 )
Meinst du seit dem 19.11.2007:
"Eine Gute Vorlage mit dieser (Eröffnungs-)news hat
(El) Dorato, vor kurzem noch ein Shell schon einmal hin-
gelegt. Da Geologie nicht an Landesgrenzen Halt macht,
ist mit diesen Nachbarn einiges zu erwarten, manche
sprechen schon vom heißtestem Goldplay auf diesem
Planeten. Alle Großen werden mehr als ein Auge auf
uns haben. Dem Team wünsche ich das Glück des Tüchtigen."
( # 9 )
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.532.609 von married am 08.07.09 13:13:11Ja, so etwa zu dem Zeitraum eingestiegen. Du auch?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.533.095 von Makalu8000 am 08.07.09 14:26:13BM
Dieses ständige rumgetaxe von dem broker ohne ein einziges gehandeltes Stück geht mir ganz schön auf die Nerven!
Was soll denn der Mist?
Was soll denn der Mist?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.567.034 von Makalu8000 am 14.07.09 10:55:24Wenn Dir das ehrlich schon auf die Nerven geht, dann kauf Dir bitte Rentenpapiere. Das ist doch völlig unwichtig, was der Typ da in Frankfurt macht. Wichtig ist der Kurs an der TSX-V und noch wichtiger das, was Dorato da in Peru tut oder tun darf. Drück die Daumen für die Genehmigung!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.567.075 von to_siam am 14.07.09 10:59:40Du weißt ja, wie lange ich dabei bin. Und wenn dann da ca. 75% Minus stehen und der Clown in FF dann immer wieder solchen Mist macht, dann treibt das schon den Blutdruck hoch.
Klar hoffe ich, dass es wieder wird!
Darum bleib ich ja auch dabei.
am besten ich schau mir das die nächsten Wochen gar nicht mehr an - das schont das alte Herz.
Klar hoffe ich, dass es wieder wird!
Darum bleib ich ja auch dabei.
am besten ich schau mir das die nächsten Wochen gar nicht mehr an - das schont das alte Herz.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.567.716 von Makalu8000 am 14.07.09 12:07:32Das letzte Posting vor zwei hier am 14.07.2009?
Ich mach mal eines: Kurs derzeit untem PP-Niveau, aber auf aktuellem Level ist durchaus Nachfrage vorhangen:
Bid
# Orders # Shares Price
1 6,000 0.42
2 38,000 0.41
2 22,500 0.405
4 83,000 0.40
1 3,000 0.38
Ask
Price # Shares # Orders
0.475 2,000 1
0.485 2,500 1
0.495 6,000 1
0.50 4,000 1
0.51 10,000 1
Market Depth By Order For DRI as of 2009-07-28 07:31:30
Special terms orders and non-boardlot orders do not appear in the Market Depth by Order.
Bid Ask
Broker Volume Price
33 Canaccord 6,000 0.42
7 TD Sec 8,000 0.41
33 Canaccord 30,000 0.41
9 BMO Nesbitt 17,500 0.405
79 CIBC 5,000 0.405
33 Canaccord 25,000 0.40
33 Canaccord 50,000 0.40
1 Anonymous 4,000 0.40
1 Anonymous 4,000 0.40
46 Blackmont 3,000 0.38
Price Volume Broker
0.475 2,000 36 Latimer
0.485 2,500 1 Anonymous
0.495 6,000 1 Anonymous
0.50 4,000 36 Latimer
0.51 10,000 7 TD Sec
0.55 3,000 7 TD Sec
0.56 4,000 36 Latimer
0.57 10,000 67 Northern
0.58 3,000 7 TD Sec
0.58 10,000 1 Anonymous
Market Book For DRI
Ich mach mal eines: Kurs derzeit untem PP-Niveau, aber auf aktuellem Level ist durchaus Nachfrage vorhangen:
Bid
# Orders # Shares Price
1 6,000 0.42
2 38,000 0.41
2 22,500 0.405
4 83,000 0.40
1 3,000 0.38
Ask
Price # Shares # Orders
0.475 2,000 1
0.485 2,500 1
0.495 6,000 1
0.50 4,000 1
0.51 10,000 1
Market Depth By Order For DRI as of 2009-07-28 07:31:30
Special terms orders and non-boardlot orders do not appear in the Market Depth by Order.
Bid Ask
Broker Volume Price
33 Canaccord 6,000 0.42
7 TD Sec 8,000 0.41
33 Canaccord 30,000 0.41
9 BMO Nesbitt 17,500 0.405
79 CIBC 5,000 0.405
33 Canaccord 25,000 0.40
33 Canaccord 50,000 0.40
1 Anonymous 4,000 0.40
1 Anonymous 4,000 0.40
46 Blackmont 3,000 0.38
Price Volume Broker
0.475 2,000 36 Latimer
0.485 2,500 1 Anonymous
0.495 6,000 1 Anonymous
0.50 4,000 36 Latimer
0.51 10,000 7 TD Sec
0.55 3,000 7 TD Sec
0.56 4,000 36 Latimer
0.57 10,000 67 Northern
0.58 3,000 7 TD Sec
0.58 10,000 1 Anonymous
Market Book For DRI
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.660.503 von to_siam am 28.07.09 14:40:14Und was sagt uns das? Dass wir in nächster Zeit hier weiter auf der Stelle treten?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.665.273 von Makalu8000 am 28.07.09 22:13:49Gut Ding will Weile haben. Heute hatten wir keinen Umsatz. Das sagt uns für heute, dass niemand bereit war, für CAD 0,42 zu geben. Es sagt uns aber auch, dass heute niemand bereit war, für 0,46 CAD zu kaufen. Nicht mehr, aber auch nicht weniger.
Bid
# Orders # Shares Price
1 6,000 0.42
1 8,000 0.415
2 38,000 0.41
2 22,500 0.405
4 83,000 0.40
Ask
Price # Shares # Orders
0.46 5,000 1
0.475 2,000 1
0.495 6,000 1
0.50 4,000 1
0.51 10,000 1
Bid
# Orders # Shares Price
1 6,000 0.42
1 8,000 0.415
2 38,000 0.41
2 22,500 0.405
4 83,000 0.40
Ask
Price # Shares # Orders
0.46 5,000 1
0.475 2,000 1
0.495 6,000 1
0.50 4,000 1
0.51 10,000 1
der user schlappi10 hat im faktensraed eisen/hierro peru
den konflikt der ureinwohner im amazonasgebiet zur sprache gebracht...
ist m.e. fuer dorato schon von interesse und ev. ein beleg dafuer
warum der kurs unter dem des PP`s ist...
Concesiones mineras en frontera con Ecuador
http://www.alainet.org/active/32335〈=es
Government opens up mining concessions near Ecuador border
http://www.alainet.org/active/32345〈=es
Nacionales y extranjeros
En el lado peruano la más grande concesión corresponde a la empresa minera canadiense Dorato Resources, aunque la titularidad pertenece al ciudadano peruano Carlos Ballón Barraza.
La página web de Dorato Resources afirma que la empresa posee aproximadamente 800 km2 en el área de la Cordillera del Cóndor, en el distrito de El Cenepa, provincia de Condorcanqui, departamento de Amazonas. La empresa también tiene concesiones en Ecuador, pero en menor extensión.
El área donde opera Dorato Resources en el Perú es territorio ancestral de los pueblos indígenas awajún y wampís, que entre abril y junio protagonizaron un levantamiento en contra de una serie de decretos legislativos que permitían actividades petroleras, madereras, mineras y agrícolas en sus territorios sin su consentimiento. Las protestas desembocaron el 5 de junio en un violento enfrentamiento entre policías y manifestantes, que dejó un saldo de 34 muertos.
En esta zona también se desarrolló en 1995 un conflicto armado entre Ecuador y Perú. Tres años después se firmó el tratado de paz que estableció la ubicación exacta de la frontera internacional.
Según el asesor legal de la organización no gubernamental Racimos de Ungurahui, Marco Huaco, el motivo por el que Ballón Barraza aparece como titular y no Dorato Rosources es porque "el artículo 71 de la Constitución Política señala que los extranjeros no pueden tener minas en la franja de 50 km de la frontera, salvo que haya un decreto supremo aprobado en Consejo de Ministros; sin embargo, no existe dicho Decreto"
un saludo
den konflikt der ureinwohner im amazonasgebiet zur sprache gebracht...
ist m.e. fuer dorato schon von interesse und ev. ein beleg dafuer
warum der kurs unter dem des PP`s ist...
Concesiones mineras en frontera con Ecuador
http://www.alainet.org/active/32335〈=es
Government opens up mining concessions near Ecuador border
http://www.alainet.org/active/32345〈=es
Nacionales y extranjeros
En el lado peruano la más grande concesión corresponde a la empresa minera canadiense Dorato Resources, aunque la titularidad pertenece al ciudadano peruano Carlos Ballón Barraza.
La página web de Dorato Resources afirma que la empresa posee aproximadamente 800 km2 en el área de la Cordillera del Cóndor, en el distrito de El Cenepa, provincia de Condorcanqui, departamento de Amazonas. La empresa también tiene concesiones en Ecuador, pero en menor extensión.
El área donde opera Dorato Resources en el Perú es territorio ancestral de los pueblos indígenas awajún y wampís, que entre abril y junio protagonizaron un levantamiento en contra de una serie de decretos legislativos que permitían actividades petroleras, madereras, mineras y agrícolas en sus territorios sin su consentimiento. Las protestas desembocaron el 5 de junio en un violento enfrentamiento entre policías y manifestantes, que dejó un saldo de 34 muertos.
En esta zona también se desarrolló en 1995 un conflicto armado entre Ecuador y Perú. Tres años después se firmó el tratado de paz que estableció la ubicación exacta de la frontera internacional.
Según el asesor legal de la organización no gubernamental Racimos de Ungurahui, Marco Huaco, el motivo por el que Ballón Barraza aparece como titular y no Dorato Rosources es porque "el artículo 71 de la Constitución Política señala que los extranjeros no pueden tener minas en la franja de 50 km de la frontera, salvo que haya un decreto supremo aprobado en Consejo de Ministros; sin embargo, no existe dicho Decreto"
un saludo
Mal sehen ob jetzt etwas (mehr) für d. shareholder value getan wird:
Dorato Retains Ascenta Capital Partners Inc. for Investor Relations Services
Press Release
Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
On Monday August 31, 2009, 6:52 pm EDT
DORATO RESOURCES INC. (Tier2)
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 31, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: DRI - News; FRANKFURT: DO5 - News) is pleased to announce it has retained Ascenta Capital Partners Inc. ("Ascenta"), of Vancouver, British Columbia, to provide investor relations services.
We are pleased to announce the selection of Ascenta to enhance the Company's profile in the financial community and increase public awareness of our Cordillera del Condor gold project located in northern Peru. We selected Ascenta based on its business acumen and professional standards - which provide an ideal fit with the message we wish to communicate to the investing public," stated Keith Henderson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Dorato.
Ascenta will receive a monthly retainer of $6,000 for a 12-month term, terminable upon 30 days notice by either party. Dorato will also issue, as compensation to Ascenta, an option to purchase 150,000 common shares. The options, granted in accordance with the Company's stock option plan, are exercisable for a period of two years at a price of C$0.50 per share and are subject to regulatory approval. The options will vest in accordance with the provisions of the Company's stock option plan and the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange. Dorato has also agreed to issue to Ascenta an additional 100,000 stock options at a later date with an exercise price set at that time.
Ascenta does not currently have any interest, directly or indirectly, in the Company or its securities.
About Ascenta Capital Partners Inc.
Ascenta is a leading provider of investor relations services to public companies in Canada. Since 2000, Ascenta has been assisting public companies with investor relations and corporate communications. Its team has worked for companies ranging from micro and midcap resource and technology companies to Fortune 500 multinationals.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc. is mineral exploration company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in northern Peru and adjacent to the border with Ecuador - one of the most important gold-bearing districts in the region since pre-Incan times.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has successfully delineated a number of world-class gold and copper deposits including Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte gold deposit with inferred resources of 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold. The Peruvian portion of the Cordillera, while sharing key geological features and stratigraphy, has remained almost entirely unexplored until now. The technical information with respect to the above mentioned deposit was obtained through the respective company's public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, has the right to wholly acquire an extensive land package of approximately 800 square kilometres - providing the Company a highly strategic position in this emergent gold district. Dorato is well funded and possesses experienced management with a proven track record.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Steve StakiwDorato Resources Inc.Manager - Corporate Communications604-638-5817604-408-7499 (FAX)info@doratoresources.comwww.doratoresources.com
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Retains-Ascenta-ccn-185…
Dorato Retains Ascenta Capital Partners Inc. for Investor Relations Services
Press Release
Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
On Monday August 31, 2009, 6:52 pm EDT
DORATO RESOURCES INC. (Tier2)
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 31, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: DRI - News; FRANKFURT: DO5 - News) is pleased to announce it has retained Ascenta Capital Partners Inc. ("Ascenta"), of Vancouver, British Columbia, to provide investor relations services.
We are pleased to announce the selection of Ascenta to enhance the Company's profile in the financial community and increase public awareness of our Cordillera del Condor gold project located in northern Peru. We selected Ascenta based on its business acumen and professional standards - which provide an ideal fit with the message we wish to communicate to the investing public," stated Keith Henderson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Dorato.
Ascenta will receive a monthly retainer of $6,000 for a 12-month term, terminable upon 30 days notice by either party. Dorato will also issue, as compensation to Ascenta, an option to purchase 150,000 common shares. The options, granted in accordance with the Company's stock option plan, are exercisable for a period of two years at a price of C$0.50 per share and are subject to regulatory approval. The options will vest in accordance with the provisions of the Company's stock option plan and the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange. Dorato has also agreed to issue to Ascenta an additional 100,000 stock options at a later date with an exercise price set at that time.
Ascenta does not currently have any interest, directly or indirectly, in the Company or its securities.
About Ascenta Capital Partners Inc.
Ascenta is a leading provider of investor relations services to public companies in Canada. Since 2000, Ascenta has been assisting public companies with investor relations and corporate communications. Its team has worked for companies ranging from micro and midcap resource and technology companies to Fortune 500 multinationals.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc. is mineral exploration company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in northern Peru and adjacent to the border with Ecuador - one of the most important gold-bearing districts in the region since pre-Incan times.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has successfully delineated a number of world-class gold and copper deposits including Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte gold deposit with inferred resources of 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold. The Peruvian portion of the Cordillera, while sharing key geological features and stratigraphy, has remained almost entirely unexplored until now. The technical information with respect to the above mentioned deposit was obtained through the respective company's public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, has the right to wholly acquire an extensive land package of approximately 800 square kilometres - providing the Company a highly strategic position in this emergent gold district. Dorato is well funded and possesses experienced management with a proven track record.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Steve StakiwDorato Resources Inc.Manager - Corporate Communications604-638-5817604-408-7499 (FAX)info@doratoresources.comwww.doratoresources.com
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Retains-Ascenta-ccn-185…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.890.414 von married am 01.09.09 08:06:24 Gesagt .... getan .... + 18 % :
15:10:47 V 0.57 +0.09 17,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 89 Raymond James K
15:10:14 V 0.57 +0.09 400 36 Latimer 89 Raymond James E
15:10:14 V 0.57 +0.09 13,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 89 Raymond James K
15:09:48 V 0.55 +0.07 3,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:09:28 V 0.55 +0.07 5,000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
15:03:32 V 0.55 +0.07 7,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
14:48:04 V 0.57 +0.09 10,000 33 Canaccord 67 Northern K
Gesagt .... getan .... + 18 % :15:10:47 V 0.57 +0.09 17,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 89 Raymond James K
15:10:14 V 0.57 +0.09 400 36 Latimer 89 Raymond James E
15:10:14 V 0.57 +0.09 13,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 89 Raymond James K
15:09:48 V 0.55 +0.07 3,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:09:28 V 0.55 +0.07 5,000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
15:03:32 V 0.55 +0.07 7,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
14:48:04 V 0.57 +0.09 10,000 33 Canaccord 67 Northern K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.890.414 von married am 01.09.09 08:06:24Dorato's latest press release is most puzzling. They have left out informing the investment community that it no longer hold an agreement with Co.Minera Afrodita "direkt an der Grenze". Al least this is what Afrodita has informed the Peruvian government. So that now Dorato only has an option agreement over Lahaina and Maravilla concessions, which have not been yet explored. I wonder what the investors will think about Dorato's seriousness.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.911.936 von entsa am 03.09.09 16:07:48Hast Du da eine Quelle zu?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.911.936 von entsa am 03.09.09 16:07:48Dorato's latest press release is most puzzling. They have left out informing the investment community that it no longer hold an agreement with Co.Minera Afrodita "direkt an der Grenze".
Nirgends zu finden ... auch nicht bei SEDAR, also umgehend die Quelle nennen oder eine
Richtigstellung.
Das könnte uns heute noch auf 0,63 bringen:
14:00:52 V 0.60 +0.03 4,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:56:46 V 0.60 +0.03 30,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:44:26 V 0.60 +0.03 5,000 85 Scotia 33 Canaccord K
Nirgends zu finden ... auch nicht bei SEDAR, also umgehend die Quelle nennen oder eine
Richtigstellung.
Das könnte uns heute noch auf 0,63 bringen:
14:00:52 V 0.60 +0.03 4,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:56:46 V 0.60 +0.03 30,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:44:26 V 0.60 +0.03 5,000 85 Scotia 33 Canaccord K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.914.168 von ohnesorgen am 03.09.09 20:10:53Doch!
Several months ago indigenous local communities asked the Peruvian government to cancel Afrodita's mining claims that had been transfereed to Dorato. After conducting an inquire and consulting with Afrodita the Mining Ministry has informed:
"... the contract between COMPAÑIA MINERA AFRODITA S.A.C and DORATO PERU S.A.C. pertaining the refered mining concessions [Apu, Campana 1, Campana 2, Comaina 1,Comaina2, Comaina3, Hito] is no longer in force, in so far as the termination of the mining option contract has been registered in the Public Registry" (Notificacion 171936-2009-INGEMMET, Resolucion del 18/08/2009).
Thus, Dorato only keeps an option agreement with Carlos Ballon Barraza over the Lahaina, Maravilla and Vicmarama concessions. If this information was to be false Afrotita would risk its right to keep its concessions altogether!!
Several months ago indigenous local communities asked the Peruvian government to cancel Afrodita's mining claims that had been transfereed to Dorato. After conducting an inquire and consulting with Afrodita the Mining Ministry has informed:
"... the contract between COMPAÑIA MINERA AFRODITA S.A.C and DORATO PERU S.A.C. pertaining the refered mining concessions [Apu, Campana 1, Campana 2, Comaina 1,Comaina2, Comaina3, Hito] is no longer in force, in so far as the termination of the mining option contract has been registered in the Public Registry" (Notificacion 171936-2009-INGEMMET, Resolucion del 18/08/2009).
Thus, Dorato only keeps an option agreement with Carlos Ballon Barraza over the Lahaina, Maravilla and Vicmarama concessions. If this information was to be false Afrotita would risk its right to keep its concessions altogether!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.915.708 von entsa am 03.09.09 22:45:15nicht so ganz die leichte kost
bringt aber vll
den einen oder anderen weiter...
Perú: Indígenas exigen retiro de minera Dorato
Servindi, 25 de agosto, 2009.
Los pobladores indígenas de las etnias awajún y wampis advirtieron que no permitirán el ingreso de empresas petroleras ni forestales a su localidad y exigieron el retiro de la empresa minera Dorato, de la Cordillera del Cóndor.
quelle : http://www.servindi.org/actualidad/15728
bringt aber vll
den einen oder anderen weiter...
Perú: Indígenas exigen retiro de minera Dorato
Servindi, 25 de agosto, 2009.
Los pobladores indígenas de las etnias awajún y wampis advirtieron que no permitirán el ingreso de empresas petroleras ni forestales a su localidad y exigieron el retiro de la empresa minera Dorato, de la Cordillera del Cóndor.
quelle : http://www.servindi.org/actualidad/15728
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.915.708 von entsa am 03.09.09 22:45:15
Nun, "der Markt" sieht es anscheinend gelassen(er).
Seither ( 25 de agosto, 2009 ) hat sich der Kurs und die Nachfrage doch bestens entwickelt.
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Nun, "der Markt" sieht es anscheinend gelassen(er).
Seither ( 25 de agosto, 2009 ) hat sich der Kurs und die Nachfrage doch bestens entwickelt.
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"Nicht rausschütteln lassen" war der tägliche Zuruf bei anderen Werten.
Hier kann jeder selbst entscheiden ....
.... denn weitere 150.000 Stücke wollen im BID bei 0,64 bedient werden.
.
Auch heute ein ordentlicher Gesamteindruck:
15:25:29 V 0.66 +0.08 8,000 36 Latimer 1 Anonymous K
15:25:29 V 0.65 +0.07 30,000 36 Latimer 33 Canaccord K
15:25:29 V 0.65 +0.07 2,000 36 Latimer 36 Latimer K
15:22:45 V 0.60 +0.02 5,000 2 RBC 33 Canaccord K
14:49:52 V 0.59 +0.01 15,000 2 RBC 1 Anonymous K
14:21:49 V 0.59 +0.01 15,000 2 RBC 1 Anonymous K
12:31:36 V 0.60 +0.02 5,000 1 Anonymous 33 Canaccord K
12:31:36 V 0.60 +0.02 1,000 1 Anonymous 36 Latimer K
12:31:08 V 0.59 +0.01 10,000 1 Anonymous 7 TD Sec K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.922.366 von married am 04.09.09 18:31:02
"Nicht rausschütteln lassen" war der tägliche Zuruf bei anderen Werten.
Hier kann jeder selbst entscheiden ....
.... denn weitere 150.000 Stücke wollen im BID bei 0,64 bedient werden.
Ich weiß ja nicht, was Du machen wirst, aber ich werde mehr als CAD 0,64 bekommen...
"Nicht rausschütteln lassen" war der tägliche Zuruf bei anderen Werten.
Hier kann jeder selbst entscheiden ....
.... denn weitere 150.000 Stücke wollen im BID bei 0,64 bedient werden.
Ich weiß ja nicht, was Du machen wirst, aber ich werde mehr als CAD 0,64 bekommen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.044.641 von to_siam am 23.09.09 23:24:38Ich auch.
Ausserdem habe ich keinen 6-stelligen Bestand.
.
Ausserdem habe ich keinen 6-stelligen Bestand.
.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.045.783 von married am 24.09.09 09:31:40Bei Zockwerten (nach meiner persönlichen Definition!) habe ich das auch nicht...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.045.837 von to_siam am 24.09.09 09:36:41Die "neuesten" financials sind raus:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/is?s=driff.pk&annual
:O
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/is?s=driff.pk&annual
:O
Na, da ist doch Mal ein Päckchen dabei:
12:23:05 V 0.53 - 100,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
11:31:42 V 0.52 -0.01 6,500 1 Anonymous 33 Canaccord K
11:31:42 V 0.53 - 3,500 36 Latimer 33 Canaccord K
11:27:17 V 0.53 - 20,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
11:13:00 V 0.53 - 1,000 36 Latimer 7 TD Sec KL
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12:23:05 V 0.53 - 100,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
11:31:42 V 0.52 -0.01 6,500 1 Anonymous 33 Canaccord K
11:31:42 V 0.53 - 3,500 36 Latimer 33 Canaccord K
11:27:17 V 0.53 - 20,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
11:13:00 V 0.53 - 1,000 36 Latimer 7 TD Sec KL
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Die Großaktionäre von DORATO ( Sprott war früher / bei ähnlichen Werten immer eine tagelange währende Diskussion wert ):
As at August 7, 2009, to the knowledge of management, the following are the only persons who beneficially own
5% or more of the issued and outstanding Common Shares:
Identity of Person or Group No. of Shares
Beneficially Owned
Percent of Class(1)
Carlos Ballon Barraza 4,800,000 9.23%
Jorge Arturo Bedoya 6,373,900(2) 12.26%
Franco-Nevada Corporation 3,500,000 6.73%
Sprott Asset Management Inc.(3) 6,924,000 13.32%
(1) Percent of class is calculated by dividing (x) the number of shares beneficially owned by the person, by (y) the sum of (i) the
number of common shares outstanding as at August 7, 2009, which was 51,980,695, and (ii) the number of shares that the person
has the right to acquire within 60 days of August 7, 2009.
(2) Includes 100,000 stock options exercisable at $1.40 until May 23, 2010.
(3) Based on Schedule 13G filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 9, 2009.
None of the shareholders disclosed above have any voting rights with respect to their respective Common Shares
that are different from any other holder of Common Shares.
As of August 7, 2009, there were 51,980,695 Common Shares issued and outstanding. The Company’s
shareholder list as provided by Computershare Investor Services, Inc., the Company’s registrar and transfer agent,
indicates that the Company had 122 registered shareholders owning Common Shares, of which 47 of these
registered shareholders, holding approximately 5,738,844 (11.04%) Common Shares, are residents of the United
States, 60 of these registered shareholders, holding approximately 44,142,851 (84.92%) Common Shares, are
residents of Canada, and 7 of these registered shareholders, holding approximately 2,089,000 (4.01%) Common
Shares, are residents of jurisdictions other than the United States and Canada.
http://www.sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=1&issuerNo=…
As at August 7, 2009, to the knowledge of management, the following are the only persons who beneficially own
5% or more of the issued and outstanding Common Shares:
Identity of Person or Group No. of Shares
Beneficially Owned
Percent of Class(1)
Carlos Ballon Barraza 4,800,000 9.23%
Jorge Arturo Bedoya 6,373,900(2) 12.26%
Franco-Nevada Corporation 3,500,000 6.73%
Sprott Asset Management Inc.(3) 6,924,000 13.32%
(1) Percent of class is calculated by dividing (x) the number of shares beneficially owned by the person, by (y) the sum of (i) the
number of common shares outstanding as at August 7, 2009, which was 51,980,695, and (ii) the number of shares that the person
has the right to acquire within 60 days of August 7, 2009.
(2) Includes 100,000 stock options exercisable at $1.40 until May 23, 2010.
(3) Based on Schedule 13G filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 9, 2009.
None of the shareholders disclosed above have any voting rights with respect to their respective Common Shares
that are different from any other holder of Common Shares.
As of August 7, 2009, there were 51,980,695 Common Shares issued and outstanding. The Company’s
shareholder list as provided by Computershare Investor Services, Inc., the Company’s registrar and transfer agent,
indicates that the Company had 122 registered shareholders owning Common Shares, of which 47 of these
registered shareholders, holding approximately 5,738,844 (11.04%) Common Shares, are residents of the United
States, 60 of these registered shareholders, holding approximately 44,142,851 (84.92%) Common Shares, are
residents of Canada, and 7 of these registered shareholders, holding approximately 2,089,000 (4.01%) Common
Shares, are residents of jurisdictions other than the United States and Canada.
http://www.sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=1&issuerNo=…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.126.313 von married am 06.10.09 19:33:54Vielen Dank für das Einstellen dieser sehr interessanten Information.
Irgendwann wird es auch hier wieder losgehen. Noch scheint jedoch die Zeit nicht reif, aber in diesem Business kann sich so etwas täglich ändern...
Irgendwann wird es auch hier wieder losgehen. Noch scheint jedoch die Zeit nicht reif, aber in diesem Business kann sich so etwas täglich ändern...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.151.282 von to_siam am 09.10.09 21:52:26Vielen Dank für das Einstellen dieser sehr interessanten Information.
Irgendwann wird es auch hier wieder losgehen
Keine Ursache, gern geschehen. Hast mir bei ITH ja auch schon 300 % "vermittelt".
Und mit dem " losgehen " ..... vielleicht heute:
Dorato Resources Inc.: Polymetallic Mineralization Discovered at Lucero Target, Condor Gold-Copper Belt, NW Peru
Highly Anomalous Precious & Base Metal Rock Geochemistry Grades up to 3.27 g/t (0.1 oz/t) Gold, 171 g/t (4.9 oz/t) Silver, 0.38% Copper, 0.82% Zn and 1.24% Lead from Lucero Target
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Resources-Inc-ccn-30455…
Irgendwann wird es auch hier wieder losgehen
Keine Ursache, gern geschehen. Hast mir bei ITH ja auch schon 300 % "vermittelt".
Und mit dem " losgehen " ..... vielleicht heute:
Dorato Resources Inc.: Polymetallic Mineralization Discovered at Lucero Target, Condor Gold-Copper Belt, NW Peru
Highly Anomalous Precious & Base Metal Rock Geochemistry Grades up to 3.27 g/t (0.1 oz/t) Gold, 171 g/t (4.9 oz/t) Silver, 0.38% Copper, 0.82% Zn and 1.24% Lead from Lucero Target
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Dorato-Resources-Inc-ccn-30455…
Dorato Resources - Gold in Peru,
direkt an der Grenze zu Ecuador
...cerca a la frontera con Ecuador
Perú: Tres muertos deja ataque a campamento minero
LIMA (AP) - Sujetos armados incursionaron en un campamento minero de la empresa china Zijin Mining en el norte de Perú, asesinaron al administrador y a dos vigilantes e incendiaron completamente la instalación, informó el lunes el gerente de la empresa.
El ataque se registró en la madrugada del domingo cuando entre 15 y 20 sujetos armados con pistolas y escopetas irrumpieron violentamente en el campamento de exploración minera de Río Blanco Copper, empresa subsidiaria de Zijin Mining, dijo el gerente general Jian Wu.
http://www.univision.com/contentroot/wirefeeds/50noticias/80…
direkt an der Grenze zu Ecuador
...cerca a la frontera con Ecuador
Perú: Tres muertos deja ataque a campamento minero
LIMA (AP) - Sujetos armados incursionaron en un campamento minero de la empresa china Zijin Mining en el norte de Perú, asesinaron al administrador y a dos vigilantes e incendiaron completamente la instalación, informó el lunes el gerente de la empresa.
El ataque se registró en la madrugada del domingo cuando entre 15 y 20 sujetos armados con pistolas y escopetas irrumpieron violentamente en el campamento de exploración minera de Río Blanco Copper, empresa subsidiaria de Zijin Mining, dijo el gerente general Jian Wu.
http://www.univision.com/contentroot/wirefeeds/50noticias/80…
Das läßt auf mehr hoffen:
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.331.289 von married am 05.11.09 22:09:31Habe Sie mir dann ja auch noch irgendwann geholt. Aber wesentlich später.
Was mache ich denn so früh in dem Thread zwischen Neono, e_type, silbernd etc.?
Was mache ich denn so früh in dem Thread zwischen Neono, e_type, silbernd etc.?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.293.270 von married am 30.10.09 20:03:46Wieder ein Beweis dafür, dass man mit timing mehr verdienen kann als nach vermeintlichen Diskussionen " Zur Sache "
# 948 married 30.10.09 20:03:36
Und mit dem " losgehen " ..... vielleicht heute:
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# 948 married 30.10.09 20:03:36
Und mit dem " losgehen " ..... vielleicht heute:
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.335.044 von GulOcram am 06.11.09 13:35:42Was mache ich denn so früh in dem Thread zwischen Neono, e_type, silbernd
Kein Grund zur Traurigkeit. Da waren noch ganz Andere "hörig".
Kein Grund zur Traurigkeit. Da waren noch ganz Andere "hörig".
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.337.945 von married am 06.11.09 18:29:40Danke Mopedmuddi
Dorato Board Appoints Gordon Neal as Director
Press Release
Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
On 9:30 am EST, Monday November 9, 2009
Buzz up! Print
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 9, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI - News; FRANKFURT05 - News) is pleased to announce that Mr. Gordon Neal has been appointed to the Board of Directors.
"Gordon brings a wealth of capital markets and corporate development experience to Dorato. His record of success with financing and advising public companies in the resources sector will greatly benefit Dorato. We welcome his addition to our board", stated Keith Henderson President and CEO, Dorato Resources Inc.
Gordon Neal has more than twenty-five years experience in advising public companies and providing corporate finance services. He began his career in financial communications in the Prime Minister's office in 1980. As a Communications Special Assistant to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, he was responsible for delivering government policies, programs and initiatives to business and public audiences.
In 1985 he was made Senior Associate at Vickers & Benson Advertising in Toronto. There he developed financial communications programs for Petro-Canada, Computerland, Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Wang Computers, Businessland, Stratford Software and Tridel.
Gordon founded Neal McInerney Investor Relations in 1991. Through marketing more than $4 billion in debt and equity financings, the company grew to be the second largest full service Investor Relations firm in Canada with offices in Vancouver, Toronto and Los Angeles. Clients included; BCE, Nortel, Bell Canada International, Bell Mobility, Intrawest, Canaccord Capital, BMO Nesbitt Burns and TVX Gold.
In 2002, Mr. Neal was appointed to Vice President Investor Relations at Pivotal Corporation a Vancouver based software company and assisted the board with the sale of Pivotal to China.com in 2003.
Gordon Neal is currently the Vice President Corporate Development at MAG Silver Corp. He is also on the advisory board of West Timmins Mining.
He currently serves on the board of Americas Petrogas Inc. with oil and gas assets in Argentina and Rockgate Capital with uranium and silver assets in Mali, West Africa.
Gordon Neal graduated from Dalhousie University with a B.Sc. in Biochemistry in 1977. He was President of the Dalhousie Student Union in 1976-77. He has also served as a member of the Dalhousie Senate and Board of Governors.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in northern Peru and adjacent to the border with Ecuador - one of the most important gold-bearing districts in the region since pre-Incan times.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has successfully delineated a number of world-class gold and copper deposits including Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte gold deposit with inferred resources of 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold. The Peruvian portion of the Cordillera, while sharing key geological features and stratigraphy, has remained almost entirely unexplored until now.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, has the right to wholly acquire an extensive land package of approximately 800 square kilometres - providing the Company a highly strategic position in this emergent gold district. Dorato is well funded and possesses experienced management with a proven track record. The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Steve StakiwDorato Resources Inc.Manager - Corporate Communications & Investor Relations604-638-5817604-408-7499 (FAX)info@doratoresources.comwww.doratoresources.com
Press Release
Source: Dorato Resources Inc.
On 9:30 am EST, Monday November 9, 2009
Buzz up! Print
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 9, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI - News; FRANKFURT05 - News) is pleased to announce that Mr. Gordon Neal has been appointed to the Board of Directors."Gordon brings a wealth of capital markets and corporate development experience to Dorato. His record of success with financing and advising public companies in the resources sector will greatly benefit Dorato. We welcome his addition to our board", stated Keith Henderson President and CEO, Dorato Resources Inc.
Gordon Neal has more than twenty-five years experience in advising public companies and providing corporate finance services. He began his career in financial communications in the Prime Minister's office in 1980. As a Communications Special Assistant to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, he was responsible for delivering government policies, programs and initiatives to business and public audiences.
In 1985 he was made Senior Associate at Vickers & Benson Advertising in Toronto. There he developed financial communications programs for Petro-Canada, Computerland, Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Wang Computers, Businessland, Stratford Software and Tridel.
Gordon founded Neal McInerney Investor Relations in 1991. Through marketing more than $4 billion in debt and equity financings, the company grew to be the second largest full service Investor Relations firm in Canada with offices in Vancouver, Toronto and Los Angeles. Clients included; BCE, Nortel, Bell Canada International, Bell Mobility, Intrawest, Canaccord Capital, BMO Nesbitt Burns and TVX Gold.
In 2002, Mr. Neal was appointed to Vice President Investor Relations at Pivotal Corporation a Vancouver based software company and assisted the board with the sale of Pivotal to China.com in 2003.
Gordon Neal is currently the Vice President Corporate Development at MAG Silver Corp. He is also on the advisory board of West Timmins Mining.
He currently serves on the board of Americas Petrogas Inc. with oil and gas assets in Argentina and Rockgate Capital with uranium and silver assets in Mali, West Africa.
Gordon Neal graduated from Dalhousie University with a B.Sc. in Biochemistry in 1977. He was President of the Dalhousie Student Union in 1976-77. He has also served as a member of the Dalhousie Senate and Board of Governors.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in northern Peru and adjacent to the border with Ecuador - one of the most important gold-bearing districts in the region since pre-Incan times.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has successfully delineated a number of world-class gold and copper deposits including Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte gold deposit with inferred resources of 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold. The Peruvian portion of the Cordillera, while sharing key geological features and stratigraphy, has remained almost entirely unexplored until now.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, has the right to wholly acquire an extensive land package of approximately 800 square kilometres - providing the Company a highly strategic position in this emergent gold district. Dorato is well funded and possesses experienced management with a proven track record. The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Steve StakiwDorato Resources Inc.Manager - Corporate Communications & Investor Relations604-638-5817604-408-7499 (FAX)info@doratoresources.comwww.doratoresources.com
Das macht Spaß.
Hier könnten wir heute noch zweistellige Prozentzahlen im Plus sehen.
Und Tagesumsätze ( bisher fast 400.000 Stücke ) die wir Anfang des Jahres nicht Mal im ganzen Monat erreichten.
15:26:20 V 0.80 +0.06 4,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:24:22 V 0.80 +0.06 1,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:19:04 V 0.80 +0.06 4,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:16:53 V 0.80 +0.06 6,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
15:16:53 V 0.80 +0.06 10,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:07:33 V 0.76 +0.02 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:49:42 V 0.75 +0.01 7,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:49:42 V 0.76 +0.02 11,500 6 Union 33 Canaccord K
Hier könnten wir heute noch zweistellige Prozentzahlen im Plus sehen.
Und Tagesumsätze ( bisher fast 400.000 Stücke ) die wir Anfang des Jahres nicht Mal im ganzen Monat erreichten.
15:26:20 V 0.80 +0.06 4,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:24:22 V 0.80 +0.06 1,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:19:04 V 0.80 +0.06 4,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:16:53 V 0.80 +0.06 6,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
15:16:53 V 0.80 +0.06 10,000 33 Canaccord 1 Anonymous K
15:07:33 V 0.76 +0.02 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:49:42 V 0.75 +0.01 7,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
13:49:42 V 0.76 +0.02 11,500 6 Union 33 Canaccord K
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Nachdem solche Fotos in den Thread - Anfängen regelmäßig ( vollmundig ummalt ) gezeigt wurden, untenstehendes Bildchen nochmals zur Erinnerung.
Muß man der Aktie jetzt noch hinterher rennen ?
Meine Meinung: nach bald 100 % Kursgewinn in wenigen Tagen wäre eine technische Reaktion jetzt mehr als überfällig und nicht mehr als gesund.
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Nachdem solche Fotos in den Thread - Anfängen regelmäßig ( vollmundig ummalt ) gezeigt wurden, untenstehendes Bildchen nochmals zur Erinnerung.
Muß man der Aktie jetzt noch hinterher rennen ?
Meine Meinung: nach bald 100 % Kursgewinn in wenigen Tagen wäre eine technische Reaktion jetzt mehr als überfällig und nicht mehr als gesund.
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Muß man der Aktie jetzt noch hinterher rennen ?
Meine Meinung: nach bald 100 % Kursgewinn in wenigen Tagen wäre eine technische Reaktion jetzt mehr als überfällig und nicht mehr als gesund.
Alles wie erwartet, minus 10 % :
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Meine Meinung: nach bald 100 % Kursgewinn in wenigen Tagen wäre eine technische Reaktion jetzt mehr als überfällig und nicht mehr als gesund.
Alles wie erwartet, minus 10 % :
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Wie erwartet - 0,90 CAD! 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.366.206 von michel74 am 11.11.09 15:50:24Moin
Wie erwartet und avisiert
gestern eine letzte Einstiegsmöglichkeit
für Nachzügler ?
"Nicht rausschütteln lassen"
( komm, spielen wir ein wenig NEONO'les )
Wie erwartet und avisiert
gestern eine letzte Einstiegsmöglichkeit
für Nachzügler ?
"Nicht rausschütteln lassen"
(
komm, spielen wir ein wenig NEONO'les ) !
Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. Grund: themenfremder Inhalt!
Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. Grund: themenfremder Inhalt
Hier ist die Bohrgenehmigung der Anpfiff.
Tasche
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.367.874 von Taschenrechner am 11.11.09 18:09:51Hier ist die Bohrgenehmigung der Anpfiff.
Ich hörte schon letzten Monat eine Trillerpfeife.
"Rechtzeitiges erscheinen sichert die besten Plätze"
Ich hörte schon letzten Monat eine Trillerpfeife.
"Rechtzeitiges erscheinen sichert die besten Plätze"
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Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. !
Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert.
Hallo Zusammen, Firma hat 10 drilling holes finished - results sollten in 2-3 Wochen kommen, dann wird es mal richtig spannend, nur ein gutes hole like Aurelian und wir sehen noch ganz andere Kurse !! Canaccord Capital in Canada intern haelt die Aktie fuer den interessantesten explorer Wert in Canada !! Congratulations an alle die zwischen 0.40$-0,50$ Aktien eingesammelt haben !! Cheers GrafDago
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.370.371 von GrafDago am 12.11.09 05:31:27.
Da bin ich optimistisch.
Der Untergrund "weiß ja nichts" von der oben verlaufenden Staatsgrenze zwischen Ecuador und Peru . Und - im Bild unten links - sind die Ressourcen bekanntlich vorhanden und einige uns bekannte Namen werden genannt:
The Cordillera Del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and
Peru since pre-Incan times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale
gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of
multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross GoldCorp’s Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t
gold), Corriente Resources Inc.’s Mirador Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated;
438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources 235 million tonnes at
0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated
171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold; inferred 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper,
0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc’s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the
Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred;
0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above
deposits was obtained through the respective companies’ public disclosure documents available
on SEDAR.
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Da bin ich optimistisch.
Der Untergrund "weiß ja nichts" von der oben verlaufenden Staatsgrenze zwischen Ecuador und Peru
. Und - im Bild unten links - sind die Ressourcen bekanntlich vorhanden und einige uns bekannte Namen werden genannt:The Cordillera Del Condor has been one of the most important gold-bearing areas in Ecuador and
Peru since pre-Incan times. On the Ecuador side of the border, historical high-grade, small scale
gold production is reported to have exceeded 100,000 oz per year.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has recently resulted in the discovery of
multiple, significant and world-class gold and base metal-bearing districts, such as Kinross GoldCorp’s Fruta del Norte Gold deposit (inferred resources; 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t
gold), Corriente Resources Inc.’s Mirador Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (measured & indicated;
438 million tonnes at 0.61% copper, 0.19 g/t gold, and inferred resources 235 million tonnes at
0.52% copper, 0.17 g/t gold) and the Mirador Norte Copper-Gold porphyry deposit (indicated
171 million tonnes at 0.51% copper, 0.09 g/t gold; inferred 46 million tonnes at 0.51% copper,
0.07 g/t gold), and Dynasty Metals & Mining Inc’s emerging Jerusalem Gold deposit in the
Chinapintza district (measured & indicated; 0.58 million ounces gold at 12.4 g/t gold, inferred;
0.71 million ounces at 11.5 g/t gold). The technical information with respect to the above
deposits was obtained through the respective companies’ public disclosure documents available
on SEDAR.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.370.515 von married am 12.11.09 07:26:03Siehe dazu:
http://www.sedar.com/CheckCode.do;jsessionid=000046RbmfPm1My…
http://www.sedar.com/CheckCode.do;jsessionid=000046RbmfPm1My…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.370.371 von GrafDago am 12.11.09 05:31:27zitat :
Firma hat 10 drilling holes finished
zitat ende
haste dafuer mal ne quelle - bitte
Firma hat 10 drilling holes finished
zitat ende
haste dafuer mal ne quelle - bitte
Minera Afrodita prevé iniciar
a fin de mes exploración en Cordillera del Cóndor
Proyecto se encuentra cerca de importante hallazgo aurífero de última década en Ecuador
12 de Noviembre de 2009.
quelle http://www.portalminero.com/noti/noticias_ver_ch.php?codigo=…
a fin de mes exploración en Cordillera del Cóndor
Proyecto se encuentra cerca de importante hallazgo aurífero de última década en Ecuador
12 de Noviembre de 2009.
quelle http://www.portalminero.com/noti/noticias_ver_ch.php?codigo=…
Minimalziel für das 1. Halbjahr 2010 1,40 $ .....
( denken sich die options holders )
Share structure as of November 2009
Shares Issued & Outstanding 51,980,687
Fully Diluted 62,880,687
.............Expiry.......... Price
Warrants March 2011 $0.65 6,000,000
Warrants March 2011 $0.70 1,200,000
Warrants March 2011 $0.70 100,000
Options May 2010 $1.40 2,412,500
Options June 2010 $1.40 187,500
Options Jan 2011 $0.30 1,000,000
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http://www.doratoresources.com/s/ShareStructure.asp
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.370.597 von bonDiacomova am 12.11.09 07:55:42Hallo, kenne die Jungs von Aurelian sowie Corriente seit ueber 10 Jahren, die wissen ziemlich genau was vor Ihrer Haustuere passiert Quellen gibt es dazu nicht ! Hoffe Du bist dabei !! GrafDago
Quellen gibt es dazu nicht ! Hoffe Du bist dabei !! GrafDago
Willkommen GrafDago, Dich hier und jetzt zu lesen,
ist mir als Dorato-Aktionär eine überraschende Freude.
(M. denk nochmal über das Weihnachtsgeld nach.)
Tasche
ist mir als Dorato-Aktionär eine überraschende Freude.
(M. denk nochmal über das Weihnachtsgeld nach.
)Tasche
Wir konsolidieren auf hohen Niveau:
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Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.
Minera Afrodita
prevé iniciar a fin de mes
exploración en Cordillera del Cóndor
http://www.andina.com.pe/Espanol/Noticia.aspx?id=xPl7o/fxPUg…
Miner Afrodita, of Peruvian capitals, would initiate explorations in order month in the area of the Mountain range of the Condor, where tests of police search have already been realized with interesting results, there reported today his president, Jorge Bedoya. He added that in the first stage of police search of the project Afrodita two areas have met high probabilities of having an important proportion of minerals, but it is still not possible to know on possible reservations until the respective works of exploration are realized. In the same area of the Mountain range of the Condor, but in Ecuadoran area, there finds the mine Fruit of the North, which constitutes one of the principal auriferous finds of last decade, with 13.7 million golden ounces of dear reservations. Bedoya indicated that the stage of exploration, where between two million and three million dollars would be invested, will begin once the Department of Energy and Mines (MEM) grants them the respective permission. It indicated that the company has already expired with all the conditions so that there is approved the exploration of the project Afrodita. It is so last Monday the Regional Direction of Mining of the MEM organized and directed in the community of Santa Maria of Nieva (the Amazon), the Workshop of Civil Participation in the one that appeared to the Declaration of Environmental Impact of this project. The Miner's representatives Afrodita exhibited the works to realize before nearly 200 settlers of the districts of the province of Condorcanqui (The Cenepa, It snows and I laugh Santiago). The workshop took as a purpose to offer information, to establish a dialogue and to know perceptions, worries and interests of the population with regard to the project. “ We think about how to realize a work as a whole with the communities of the area, with the intention of achieving a development that he benefits both to the company and to the populations in the area of influence ”, he said.
Dorato has an option to acquire 100% of Minera Afrodita.
Minera Afrodita
prevé iniciar a fin de mes
exploración en Cordillera del Cóndor
http://www.andina.com.pe/Espanol/Noticia.aspx?id=xPl7o/fxPUg…
Miner Afrodita, of Peruvian capitals, would initiate explorations in order month in the area of the Mountain range of the Condor, where tests of police search have already been realized with interesting results, there reported today his president, Jorge Bedoya. He added that in the first stage of police search of the project Afrodita two areas have met high probabilities of having an important proportion of minerals, but it is still not possible to know on possible reservations until the respective works of exploration are realized. In the same area of the Mountain range of the Condor, but in Ecuadoran area, there finds the mine Fruit of the North, which constitutes one of the principal auriferous finds of last decade, with 13.7 million golden ounces of dear reservations. Bedoya indicated that the stage of exploration, where between two million and three million dollars would be invested, will begin once the Department of Energy and Mines (MEM) grants them the respective permission. It indicated that the company has already expired with all the conditions so that there is approved the exploration of the project Afrodita. It is so last Monday the Regional Direction of Mining of the MEM organized and directed in the community of Santa Maria of Nieva (the Amazon), the Workshop of Civil Participation in the one that appeared to the Declaration of Environmental Impact of this project. The Miner's representatives Afrodita exhibited the works to realize before nearly 200 settlers of the districts of the province of Condorcanqui (The Cenepa, It snows and I laugh Santiago). The workshop took as a purpose to offer information, to establish a dialogue and to know perceptions, worries and interests of the population with regard to the project. “ We think about how to realize a work as a whole with the communities of the area, with the intention of achieving a development that he benefits both to the company and to the populations in the area of influence ”, he said.
November 17, 2009
Dorato Receives Results from Taricori Gold-Silver Vein System, Condor Gold-Copper Belt, Peru
Grades up to 103 g/t Gold, 338 g/t Silver, 3.6% Zinc and 0.9% Lead
Mean Vein Grade: 13.47 g/t Gold and 114.67 g/t Silver from 42 samples
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 17, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURERI)(FRANKFURTO5) is pleased to announce receipt of positive surface assay results received from its option partner Minera Afrodita relating to the high-priority Taricori Gold - Silver Zone on the Condor Gold-Copper Belt project in northern Peru.
Taricori Sampling Results
Channel samples of mineralized veins returned grades from 6.2 g/t to 103.41 g/t (3.02 oz/t) gold and from 0.9 g/t to 338 g/t (9.86 oz/t) silver. Results from 42 vein channel samples returned a mean grade of 13.47 g/t gold (0.39 oz/t) and 114.67 g/t silver with 80% of vein samples grading greater than 1 g/t gold and 40% grading greater than 10 g/t gold. Base metals are typically elevated averaging 3.6% zinc and 0.9% lead. Vein channel samples were taken over widths from 0.2-to-0.6 metres in historical underground workings.
Previous vein sampling (News Release 09-05) returned a mean grade of 10.95 g/t (0.32 oz/t) gold and 134.41 g/t (3.92 oz/t) silver from 168 samples. Inclusion of these latest sampling results increases mean grades to 11.54 g/t gold and returns a mean silver grade of 130.46 g/t (from a new total of 210 vein samples).
New wall rock samples, predominantly intrusive material, returned mean grades of 1.36 g/t gold and 43 g/t silver from 58 samples. This compares to a previous mean of 0.6 g/t gold (previously from 198 samples).
"Sampling of underground workings continues to form an integral part of Minera Afrodita's prospecting activity at the Taricori Zone," stated Keith Henderson, President and CEO of Dorato Resources. "The increased average grade of 11.54 g/t gold from 210 vein channel samples help provide a 3D understanding of the mineralized system and increase confidence on potential continuity of mineralized vein structures."
Minera Afrodita's 2009 regional program is in progress, which includes prospecting activities on the Taricori Zone and other priority targets. Minera Afrodita has applied for a drill permit for the Taricori Zone, which is currently under review by the Peruvian authorities. Results from the vein channel sampling and the 3D modelling of the system will feed directly into drill target selection.
To view the map accompanying this release please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/DorMap11172009.gif
Management Reorganization
Dorato is also pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Michael Pound to the position of Manager - Investor Relations. Mr. Pound brings 14 years of marketing, finance and client-management experience to the team. He most recently served as Investor Relations for Platinum Group Metals. He will oversee development of the Company's investor relations strategy and will focus on increasing the Company's exposure in the financial community. Mr. Pound will work closely with Mr. Steve Stakiw who as Manager - Corporate Communications continues to oversee all communications, media and publicity activities on behalf of the Company.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc. is mineral exploration company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in northern Peru and adjacent to the border with Ecuador - one of the most important gold-bearing districts in the region since pre-Incan times.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has successfully delineated a number of world-class gold and copper deposits including Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte gold deposit with inferred resources of 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold. The Peruvian portion of the Cordillera, while sharing key geological features and stratigraphy, has remained almost entirely unexplored until now. The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, has the right to wholly acquire an extensive land package of approximately 800 square kilometres - providing the Company a highly strategic position in this emergent gold district. Dorato is well funded and possesses experienced management with a proven track record.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Dorato Resources Inc.
Steve Stakiw
Manager - Corporate Communications
(604) 638-5817
Fax: (604) 408-7499
info@doratoresources.com
www.doratoresources.com
INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and Production - Mining and Metals
Quelle: http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Dorato-Resources-Inc…
Dorato Receives Results from Taricori Gold-Silver Vein System, Condor Gold-Copper Belt, Peru
Grades up to 103 g/t Gold, 338 g/t Silver, 3.6% Zinc and 0.9% Lead
Mean Vein Grade: 13.47 g/t Gold and 114.67 g/t Silver from 42 samples
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 17, 2009) - Dorato Resources Inc. ("Dorato" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE
RI)(FRANKFURTO5) is pleased to announce receipt of positive surface assay results received from its option partner Minera Afrodita relating to the high-priority Taricori Gold - Silver Zone on the Condor Gold-Copper Belt project in northern Peru.Taricori Sampling Results
Channel samples of mineralized veins returned grades from 6.2 g/t to 103.41 g/t (3.02 oz/t) gold and from 0.9 g/t to 338 g/t (9.86 oz/t) silver. Results from 42 vein channel samples returned a mean grade of 13.47 g/t gold (0.39 oz/t) and 114.67 g/t silver with 80% of vein samples grading greater than 1 g/t gold and 40% grading greater than 10 g/t gold. Base metals are typically elevated averaging 3.6% zinc and 0.9% lead. Vein channel samples were taken over widths from 0.2-to-0.6 metres in historical underground workings.
Previous vein sampling (News Release 09-05) returned a mean grade of 10.95 g/t (0.32 oz/t) gold and 134.41 g/t (3.92 oz/t) silver from 168 samples. Inclusion of these latest sampling results increases mean grades to 11.54 g/t gold and returns a mean silver grade of 130.46 g/t (from a new total of 210 vein samples).
New wall rock samples, predominantly intrusive material, returned mean grades of 1.36 g/t gold and 43 g/t silver from 58 samples. This compares to a previous mean of 0.6 g/t gold (previously from 198 samples).
"Sampling of underground workings continues to form an integral part of Minera Afrodita's prospecting activity at the Taricori Zone," stated Keith Henderson, President and CEO of Dorato Resources. "The increased average grade of 11.54 g/t gold from 210 vein channel samples help provide a 3D understanding of the mineralized system and increase confidence on potential continuity of mineralized vein structures."
Minera Afrodita's 2009 regional program is in progress, which includes prospecting activities on the Taricori Zone and other priority targets. Minera Afrodita has applied for a drill permit for the Taricori Zone, which is currently under review by the Peruvian authorities. Results from the vein channel sampling and the 3D modelling of the system will feed directly into drill target selection.
To view the map accompanying this release please click on the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/DorMap11172009.gif
Management Reorganization
Dorato is also pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Michael Pound to the position of Manager - Investor Relations. Mr. Pound brings 14 years of marketing, finance and client-management experience to the team. He most recently served as Investor Relations for Platinum Group Metals. He will oversee development of the Company's investor relations strategy and will focus on increasing the Company's exposure in the financial community. Mr. Pound will work closely with Mr. Steve Stakiw who as Manager - Corporate Communications continues to oversee all communications, media and publicity activities on behalf of the Company.
About Dorato Resources Inc.
Dorato Resources Inc. is mineral exploration company focused on the highly prospective Cordillera del Condor Gold District in northern Peru and adjacent to the border with Ecuador - one of the most important gold-bearing districts in the region since pre-Incan times.
Modern exploration on the Ecuadorian side of the border has successfully delineated a number of world-class gold and copper deposits including Kinross Gold's Fruta del Norte gold deposit with inferred resources of 13.6 million ounces gold at 7.23 g/t gold. The Peruvian portion of the Cordillera, while sharing key geological features and stratigraphy, has remained almost entirely unexplored until now. The technical information with respect to the above deposits was obtained through the respective companies' public disclosure documents available on SEDAR.
Dorato, through a series of option agreements, has the right to wholly acquire an extensive land package of approximately 800 square kilometres - providing the Company a highly strategic position in this emergent gold district. Dorato is well funded and possesses experienced management with a proven track record.
On behalf of the board of directors of DORATO RESOURCES INC.
Keith J. Henderson, President and CEO
Cautionary Statement
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and "forward looking information" within the meaning of the British Columbia Securities Act and the Alberta Securities Act. Generally, the words "expect", "intend", "estimate", "will" and similar expressions identify forward-looking information. By their very nature, forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements, or that of our industry, to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any of our forward looking information. Statements in this press release regarding Dorato's business or proposed business, which are not historical facts are forward-looking information that involve risks and uncertainties, such as estimates and statements that describe Dorato's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Dorato or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date they are made. All of the Company's Canadian public disclosure filings may be accessed via www.sedar.com and readers are urged to review these materials, including the technical reports filed with respect to the Company's mineral properties. The foregoing commentary is based on the beliefs, expectations and opinions of management on the date the statements are made. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Dorato Resources Inc.
Steve Stakiw
Manager - Corporate Communications
(604) 638-5817
Fax: (604) 408-7499
info@doratoresources.com
www.doratoresources.com
INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and Production - Mining and Metals
Quelle: http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Dorato-Resources-Inc…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.405.470 von to_siam am 17.11.09 19:32:21
Danke !
Ein " here we go "
Aus dieser großen Datenmenge sind mir beim ersten Überfliegen folgende Zahlen ins Auge gestochen:
Channel samples of mineralized veins returned grades from 6.2 g/t to 103.41 g/t (3.02 oz/t) gold and from 0.9 g/t to 338 g/t (9.86 oz/t) silver. Results from 42 vein channel samples returned a mean grade of 13.47 g/t gold (0.39 oz/t) and 114.67 g/t silver with 80% of vein samples grading greater than 1 g/t gold and 40% grading greater than 10 g/t gold.
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Danke !
Ein " here we go "
Aus dieser großen Datenmenge sind mir beim ersten Überfliegen folgende Zahlen ins Auge gestochen:
Channel samples of mineralized veins returned grades from 6.2 g/t to 103.41 g/t (3.02 oz/t) gold and from 0.9 g/t to 338 g/t (9.86 oz/t) silver. Results from 42 vein channel samples returned a mean grade of 13.47 g/t gold (0.39 oz/t) and 114.67 g/t silver with 80% of vein samples grading greater than 1 g/t gold and 40% grading greater than 10 g/t gold.
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Und ein Ersatz für den / die vermutete/n " Neono & Co. " wurde auch gefunden:
Dorato is also pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Michael Pound to the position of Manager - Investor Relations. Mr. Pound brings 14 years of marketing, finance and client-management experience to the team. He most recently served as Investor Relations for Platinum Group Metals. He will oversee development of the Company's investor relations strategy and will focus on increasing the Company's exposure in the financial community. Mr. Pound will work closely with Mr. Steve Stakiw who as Manager - Corporate Communications continues to oversee all communications, media and publicity activities on behalf of the Company.
Mal sehen ob Pound auch sofort 100 - 200 % Kursplus schafft.
Taschenrechner ( als einzig Verbliebener ) könnte hier ja auch etwas schieben bzw. mit trommeln.
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http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Dorato-Resources-Inc…
Das Vor-Vor-PR. Das Vor-PR wird die Bohrgenehmigung die der ge-
schätzte GrafDago schon andeutete und das PR die BE dann. Dass
dort eine Veinsstruktur mit sehr hohen Graden ab Oberfläche zu fin-
den ist, ist seit Monden klar und nicht überraschend - Stichwort:
Mining von sichtbaren Gold an der Oberfläche durch die Ureinwohner.
Tasche
Das Vor-Vor-PR. Das Vor-PR wird die Bohrgenehmigung die der ge-
schätzte GrafDago schon andeutete und das PR die BE dann. Dass
dort eine Veinsstruktur mit sehr hohen Graden ab Oberfläche zu fin-
den ist, ist seit Monden klar und nicht überraschend - Stichwort:
Mining von sichtbaren Gold an der Oberfläche durch die Ureinwohner.
Tasche
Danke, das klappt ja wie abgesprochen.
Und nicht rausschütteln lassen !
Autorización de actividades a la minera Dorato Perú
(ex Afrodita) reaviva zozobra en las comunidades de esa zona.
http://www.diariolaprimeraperu.com/online/politica/tension-e…
La aparición de un documento que autoriza a la empresa minera Dorato Perú (ex Afrodita) a iniciar actividades en la cuenca del río Cenepa revive la tensión entre las comunidades indígenas de esa zona, cuyos integrantes defienden la condición de “intangibles” que tienen los territorios de la selva peruana
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iamgold hat dort gerade ne ueberraschung "erlebt"
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dyn/community/posting-drucke…
cenepa
Sin embargo, Ramírez afirmó luego, en una nota de prensa, que "el Ministerio de Energía y Minas
no los ha autorizado para hacer ni exploración ni explotación en (la zona) el Cenepa".
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in den amazonas gebieten peru/ecuador
werdem meiner ansicht nach
sowohl corriente als auch kinross
noch ne ueberraschung erleben
- nur meine meinung herr graf
(ex Afrodita) reaviva zozobra en las comunidades de esa zona.
http://www.diariolaprimeraperu.com/online/politica/tension-e…
La aparición de un documento que autoriza a la empresa minera Dorato Perú (ex Afrodita) a iniciar actividades en la cuenca del río Cenepa revive la tensión entre las comunidades indígenas de esa zona, cuyos integrantes defienden la condición de “intangibles” que tienen los territorios de la selva peruana
---
iamgold hat dort gerade ne ueberraschung "erlebt"
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dyn/community/posting-drucke…
cenepa
Sin embargo, Ramírez afirmó luego, en una nota de prensa, que "el Ministerio de Energía y Minas
no los ha autorizado para hacer ni exploración ni explotación en (la zona) el Cenepa".
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in den amazonas gebieten peru/ecuador
werdem meiner ansicht nach
sowohl corriente als auch kinross
noch ne ueberraschung erleben
- nur meine meinung herr graf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.423.573 von bonDiacomova am 20.11.09 05:15:36in den amazonas gebieten peru/ecuador
werdem meiner ansicht nach
sowohl corriente als auch kinross
noch ne ueberraschung erleben
- nur meine meinung herr graf
Deinen smilies nach
liest es sich so, dass du
firmenbezogene " Irritationen " und keinen
Flächenbrand erwartest.
werdem meiner ansicht nach
sowohl corriente als auch kinross
noch ne ueberraschung erleben
- nur meine meinung herr graf
Deinen smilies
nachliest es sich so, dass du
firmenbezogene " Irritationen " und keinen
Flächenbrand erwartest.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.423.667 von married am 20.11.09 07:26:40die smilies "richten" sich ausschliesslich an den grafen
ich erwarte einen "flaechenbrand"
in der amazonas region peru / ecuador
in bezug auf mining aktivitaeten...
bzw :
der brand ist doch schon ausgebrochen
sowohl in peru als auch in ecuador
stichwort : conaie
"das feuer" hat iamgold auf peruanischer seite erreicht
und corriente und kinross sind imho die naechsten...
sowohl kinross als auch corriente schreiben so
in ihren letzten news als koennten sie mit
bohren anfangen - dorato meint das ja auch...
... schaun mer mal ob das der realitaet entspricht
vll koennen sich diese firmen dem brand ja entziehen
haben neue feuerloeschmittel oder einen feuerschutzwall
ich erwarte einen "flaechenbrand"
in der amazonas region peru / ecuador
in bezug auf mining aktivitaeten...
bzw :
der brand ist doch schon ausgebrochen
sowohl in peru als auch in ecuador
stichwort : conaie
"das feuer" hat iamgold auf peruanischer seite erreicht
und corriente und kinross sind imho die naechsten...
sowohl kinross als auch corriente schreiben so
in ihren letzten news als koennten sie mit
bohren anfangen - dorato meint das ja auch...
... schaun mer mal ob das der realitaet entspricht
vll koennen sich diese firmen dem brand ja entziehen
haben neue feuerloeschmittel oder einen feuerschutzwall
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.424.013 von bonDiacomova am 20.11.09 08:57:13neue feuerloeschmittel
Die gibt es immer.
Und sei es Geld ( zum Kauf der Feuerlöscher ).
Die gibt es immer.
Und sei es Geld ( zum Kauf der Feuerlöscher ).
Willkommen GrafDago, Dich hier und jetzt zu lesen,
ist mir als Dorato-Aktionär eine überraschende Freude.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.424.013 von bonDiacomova am 20.11.09 08:57:13
Vor Ort ist man optimistisch:
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Vor Ort ist man optimistisch:
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1.00
Da kann man den Nachzüglern schon etwas abgeben, wenn man - wie die Meisten hier - seit Okt. wieder mit dabei ist.
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Und nicht nur der Makler "freut" sich über die vielen Teilausführungen.
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Und nicht nur der Makler "freut" sich über die vielen Teilausführungen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.428.737 von married am 20.11.09 18:55:54Sind wir hier bei Glücksrad? Im ersten Moment dachte ich, Trading Halt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.429.094 von GulOcram am 20.11.09 19:34:52Sind wir hier bei Glücksrad
Einige hier sind bestimmt glücklich.
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Einige hier sind bestimmt glücklich.
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Einige hier sind bestimmt glücklich.
Ein starker Tag heute wieder.
Und erneut imposante Umsätze mit über 700.000 Stücken.
Das läßt noch einiges erwarten.
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Ein starker Tag heute wieder.
Und erneut imposante Umsätze mit über 700.000 Stücken.
Das läßt noch einiges erwarten.
><
Vor ersten BE (und vor Bohrgenehmigung gar) ein sol-
ches Volumen und passender Kursanstieg, der Graf wird
doch nicht für seinen F... Da hätten auch noch ein paar
(Mio.) ins Beteiligungsportfolio der Group-Mutter gepasst.
Tasche
ches Volumen und passender Kursanstieg, der Graf wird
doch nicht für seinen F... Da hätten auch noch ein paar
(Mio.) ins Beteiligungsportfolio der Group-Mutter gepasst.
Tasche
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.428.371 von married am 20.11.09 18:09:18El presidente de la Organización de Desarrollo de las Comunidades Fronterizas del Cenepa Zebelio Kayap
alertó que las compañía minera Afrodita iniciará operaciones a fin de mes
en dicho lugar ancestral de los pueblos a pesar que en ero de este año se acordó
que dicha empresa no operaría más en el lugar pues las comunidades quieren seguir
viviendo en armonía con la Madre Naturaleza.
Zebelio Kayap informó que los pueblos awajún convocaron a una reunión
para fin de mes en Huampami y donde invitaron a los representantes de los ministerios de Relaciones Exteriores y
Energía y Minas, la Defensoría del Pueblo y la AIDESEP para que este presentes en los acuerdos
que llegaron las comunidades respecto a la presencia de las empresas mineras.
http://www.larepublica.pe/regionales/20/11/2009/pueblos-de-l…
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Und nicht nur der Makler "freut" sich
über die vielen Teilausführungen.
so ein "profi" wie du
hat "teilausfuehrungen"
als thema auf seiner ajenda
:O
><
alertó que las compañía minera Afrodita iniciará operaciones a fin de mes
en dicho lugar ancestral de los pueblos a pesar que en ero de este año se acordó
que dicha empresa no operaría más en el lugar pues las comunidades quieren seguir
viviendo en armonía con la Madre Naturaleza.
Zebelio Kayap informó que los pueblos awajún convocaron a una reunión
para fin de mes en Huampami y donde invitaron a los representantes de los ministerios de Relaciones Exteriores y
Energía y Minas, la Defensoría del Pueblo y la AIDESEP para que este presentes en los acuerdos
que llegaron las comunidades respecto a la presencia de las empresas mineras.
http://www.larepublica.pe/regionales/20/11/2009/pueblos-de-l…
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Und nicht nur der Makler "freut" sich
über die vielen Teilausführungen.
so ein "profi" wie du
hat "teilausfuehrungen"
als thema auf seiner ajenda
:O
><
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.430.564 von bonDiacomova am 21.11.09 04:03:11so ein "profi" wie du
hat "teilausfuehrungen"
als thema auf seiner ajenda
Danke !
Lt. meiner Depotbank sind in CA keine AON Orders mehr möglich.
An der Nasdaq ist dies kein Problem.
hat "teilausfuehrungen"
als thema auf seiner ajenda
Danke
!Lt. meiner Depotbank sind in CA keine AON Orders mehr möglich.
An der Nasdaq ist dies kein Problem.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.430.574 von married am 21.11.09 06:08:52Lt. meiner Depotbank sind in CA keine AON Orders mehr möglich.
nichtsdestotrotz kassiert heutezutage
keine normale depotbank mehr teilausfuehrungen...
:O
><
welche ausnahmebank nutzt du ¿
nichtsdestotrotz kassiert heutezutage
keine normale depotbank mehr teilausfuehrungen...
:O
><
welche ausnahmebank nutzt du ¿
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