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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.458.117 von Boersenkrieger am 16.09.13 16:03:46Barrick muß seine Hausaufgaben machen,
und sich mehr oder weniger konzentrieren.
Aber was willst du nur mit Megaprojekten, außer daß du sagen kannst es geht um 50 Millionen Unzen Gold.
Da hast du Viejo (ist jetz durch) hast Pascua (ist nicht durch) und dein wunderbares Dolin mit nochnamls 10 Mia Einsatz an der Backe.
Man hat sich wohl ein bißl übernommen.
Und nunb liebe Barrick Matrosen macht -rein Schiff-
das putzen kostet auch Zeit und Geld.
und sich mehr oder weniger konzentrieren.
Aber was willst du nur mit Megaprojekten, außer daß du sagen kannst es geht um 50 Millionen Unzen Gold.
Da hast du Viejo (ist jetz durch) hast Pascua (ist nicht durch) und dein wunderbares Dolin mit nochnamls 10 Mia Einsatz an der Backe.
Man hat sich wohl ein bißl übernommen.
Und nunb liebe Barrick Matrosen macht -rein Schiff-
das putzen kostet auch Zeit und Geld.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.458.605 von dosto am 16.09.13 16:55:54warten wir´s ab... die zinsen sind nicht das problem, die bonds auch nicht. die inflation wird es, aber sicher doch nicht in einer phase lauer wirtschaftszeiten.
zudem haben wir schon inflation im luxussegment und die wird weiter zunehmen.
von daher ist es mit eigentlich egal ob ich goldaktien oder diamentenaktien halte. ich hab genug kram um mein szenario abzubilden.
dass die can/us goldminenkultur am ende angekommen ist und hui und co sowieso aufgelöst werden ist mir auch klar.
das schafft ihr schon... die fed putzt euch ja den hintern wenn ihr euch mal wieder verzockt. godmode on.
ich geh mein weg eben anders... nicht mehr geradeaus. das ziel ist das gleiche. aber auf umwegen. macht den hui ruhig kaputt, den braucht eh keiner mehr.
zudem haben wir schon inflation im luxussegment und die wird weiter zunehmen.
von daher ist es mit eigentlich egal ob ich goldaktien oder diamentenaktien halte. ich hab genug kram um mein szenario abzubilden.
dass die can/us goldminenkultur am ende angekommen ist und hui und co sowieso aufgelöst werden ist mir auch klar.
das schafft ihr schon... die fed putzt euch ja den hintern wenn ihr euch mal wieder verzockt. godmode on.
ich geh mein weg eben anders... nicht mehr geradeaus. das ziel ist das gleiche. aber auf umwegen. macht den hui ruhig kaputt, den braucht eh keiner mehr.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.458.117 von Boersenkrieger am 16.09.13 16:03:46 doch bei sabina und co noch das 10 fache in geisteraktien.
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Unsinn es gibt keine Geisteraktien.
Wir haben jedes Stück.
Und stehen für jedes Stück das geborgt wird mit Geld gerade.
Es ist ein Spiel der Moneypower. Also sowas wie Pocker.
Rumgeistern und rumeiern das tut ihr.
Kein System, kein Plan und nichts bodenständiges.
Genau das Gebräu das der Gegner braucht.
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Unsinn es gibt keine Geisteraktien.
Wir haben jedes Stück.
Und stehen für jedes Stück das geborgt wird mit Geld gerade.
Es ist ein Spiel der Moneypower. Also sowas wie Pocker.
Rumgeistern und rumeiern das tut ihr.
Kein System, kein Plan und nichts bodenständiges.
Genau das Gebräu das der Gegner braucht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.458.647 von Boersenkrieger am 16.09.13 16:58:37ich hab sie nie erwartet.
Solch ich euch eure Posts unter die Nase reiben, die ihr seit 2008 über die Inflation
losgelassen habt?
Besser nicht.
Da kriegt blaue Augen, blaue Zehen, und die Zähne fallen AUS:
Das war doch das BUG-Thema an sich.
Jetzt ist das Thema der Tiefflieger die Amis gehen an den Zinsen kaputt,
da sie jetzt schon Pleite sind, können sie die gar nicht bezahlen.
Und ob die Zinsen bezahlt werden, die wirren Köpfe werden das sehr schnell erfahren
aber nicht zur Kenntnis nehmen wollen.
Der nächste Schuß, vor den Goldbug.
Solch ich euch eure Posts unter die Nase reiben, die ihr seit 2008 über die Inflation
losgelassen habt?
Besser nicht.
Da kriegt blaue Augen, blaue Zehen, und die Zähne fallen AUS:
Das war doch das BUG-Thema an sich.
Jetzt ist das Thema der Tiefflieger die Amis gehen an den Zinsen kaputt,
da sie jetzt schon Pleite sind, können sie die gar nicht bezahlen.
Und ob die Zinsen bezahlt werden, die wirren Köpfe werden das sehr schnell erfahren
aber nicht zur Kenntnis nehmen wollen.
Der nächste Schuß, vor den Goldbug.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.458.689 von dosto am 16.09.13 17:02:29weil ihr eben das geld habt.
aber es geht euch nicht um werthaltigkeit wie anno 2000 mit den it´s... einfach bekloppt in eine richtung traden so lange keine gegenwehr kommt.
das hat den immomarkt 2008 plattgemacht in usa. kein gewissen mit den leuten die verscherbeln mussten ?
ich bin so froh dass auch ihr einmal einfach nur tot sein werdet. gott sei dank gibt es kein ewiges leben zu kaufen.
also drum eben: can/usa asta la vista... schafft die nächste krise und zerstörung was anderes könnt ihr ja nicht.
aber es geht euch nicht um werthaltigkeit wie anno 2000 mit den it´s... einfach bekloppt in eine richtung traden so lange keine gegenwehr kommt.
das hat den immomarkt 2008 plattgemacht in usa. kein gewissen mit den leuten die verscherbeln mussten ?
ich bin so froh dass auch ihr einmal einfach nur tot sein werdet. gott sei dank gibt es kein ewiges leben zu kaufen.
also drum eben: can/usa asta la vista... schafft die nächste krise und zerstörung was anderes könnt ihr ja nicht.
Trading Spotlight
gott sei dank gibt es kein ewiges leben zu kaufen.
Btauchen etliche nicht.
Und etliche schaffen sehr wohl werthaltiges oder was immer damit gemeint ist.
Was soll der Spleen, alles muß mehr wert werden.
Es reicht wenn sinnvolle Werte irgendeinen Wert haben.
PS:
Wenn ich hier wählen dürfte,
ich würd knallhart die Linken Wählen,
die paar Restkomunisten, mit denen könnte man leben.
Aber mit den NEOS AfD und FDP da werden einige Probleme bekommen.
Du arbeitest doch im Gesundheitsektor.
Wie steht denn jemand da, der die letzten 10 Jahre keinen geordneten Arbeitsablauf hinbekommen hat und nicht zu Vater Staat ging.
Er fliegt aus der Souzialversicherung bei der Rente und darf sich
privat anmelden, Sollte er 900 Euro haben ist glaube ich der Zuschuß von Papa auch weg.
Nettes Ding, da haben sich Leute 25 Jahre reingehangen und 2 Jahre
lagen sie daneben und weg sind sie vom Fenster.
Wer konrrigiert das. Ab zu den Linken.
Die BIGS und die Grünen sind daran nicht interssiert, die machen
ja auf Vegetarier-Tage. Eines Tages darfst du bei denen nur noch
am Donnerstag die Toilette benützen wegen der Umwelt.
Ich find in diesen wunderschönwen Land ist einiges Gaga, aber nicht
das was ihr auf dem Tablet daherbringt. Leider überschreit das
die eigentliche soziale Situation. In Brasilien wäre man da auf der Straße.
Btauchen etliche nicht.
Und etliche schaffen sehr wohl werthaltiges oder was immer damit gemeint ist.
Was soll der Spleen, alles muß mehr wert werden.
Es reicht wenn sinnvolle Werte irgendeinen Wert haben.
PS:
Wenn ich hier wählen dürfte,
ich würd knallhart die Linken Wählen,
die paar Restkomunisten, mit denen könnte man leben.
Aber mit den NEOS AfD und FDP da werden einige Probleme bekommen.
Du arbeitest doch im Gesundheitsektor.
Wie steht denn jemand da, der die letzten 10 Jahre keinen geordneten Arbeitsablauf hinbekommen hat und nicht zu Vater Staat ging.
Er fliegt aus der Souzialversicherung bei der Rente und darf sich
privat anmelden, Sollte er 900 Euro haben ist glaube ich der Zuschuß von Papa auch weg.
Nettes Ding, da haben sich Leute 25 Jahre reingehangen und 2 Jahre
lagen sie daneben und weg sind sie vom Fenster.
Wer konrrigiert das. Ab zu den Linken.
Die BIGS und die Grünen sind daran nicht interssiert, die machen
ja auf Vegetarier-Tage. Eines Tages darfst du bei denen nur noch
am Donnerstag die Toilette benützen wegen der Umwelt.
Ich find in diesen wunderschönwen Land ist einiges Gaga, aber nicht
das was ihr auf dem Tablet daherbringt. Leider überschreit das
die eigentliche soziale Situation. In Brasilien wäre man da auf der Straße.
Börsi, du mußt mindstens 3 Golde IPads kaufen.
Apple geht jetzzt mit der sinkenden 200 Tage Linie wohin?
WWir werden sehen.
Apple geht jetzzt mit der sinkenden 200 Tage Linie wohin?
WWir werden sehen.
Man nennt es CRASH-MODUS
Sep 18, 2013 11:24 NY Time
Bid/Ask 1298.10 - 1299.10
Low/High 1293.80 - 1308.90
Change -11.90 -0.91%
30daychg -79.10 -5.74%
1yearchg -464.40 -26.35%
Sep 18 2013 11:31AM NY Time
Bid/Ask 21.39 21.49
Low/High 21.28 21.90
Change -0.35 -1.61%
30DayChg -1.81 -7.78%
1YearChg -13.40 -38.51%
Sep 18, 2013 11:24 NY Time
Bid/Ask 1298.10 - 1299.10
Low/High 1293.80 - 1308.90
Change -11.90 -0.91%
30daychg -79.10 -5.74%
1yearchg -464.40 -26.35%
Sep 18 2013 11:31AM NY Time
Bid/Ask 21.39 21.49
Low/High 21.28 21.90
Change -0.35 -1.61%
30DayChg -1.81 -7.78%
1YearChg -13.40 -38.51%
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Geldpolitik China will Yuan-Wechselkurs teilweise freigeben
DAS ENDE JEDWELCHEN GOLDSTANDARDS FÜR iNDUSRIENATIONEN
DAS ENDE JEDWELCHEN GOLDSTANDARDS FÜR iNDUSRIENATIONEN
wHAT WILL ER-oNKEL bEN
Dollar 1,3557 +0,26 %
Den Dollar runterholen!
Dollar 1,3557 +0,26 %
Den Dollar runterholen!
Brent Cook: Most mine plans or mine reserves are laid out using an economic cutoff grade based on a specific gold price and specific production cost assumptions. Using an example of 0.5 grams/ton (0.5 g/t) as a cutoff grade, any rock pulled out of the mine under 0.5 g/t is waste; you lose money mining it. That's the difference between waste and ore. With ore, you make money. With waste, you lose money.
Say a company based its cutoff grades on a gold price of $1,500/ounce ($1,500/oz). When the price drops below that level, some of the rock that used to be ore becomes waste. To fix that problem, a company goes to its mine plan and selectively mines the higher grade portions of the deposit. That makes perfect sense and the company needs to do that. But down the road, the grade of the material that was meant to be mined but was instead left in the ground is likely to be too low to be mined economically, barring significantly higher metal prices.
The net result is that, unless gold prices go way up, a company's stated reserves will decrease with the lower gold price assumption. The total number of ounces in the reserve will decline because the grade of the remaining rock, the rock that was left behind during the high grading of the deposit, was marginal to begin with and is now probably uneconomic.
Say a company based its cutoff grades on a gold price of $1,500/ounce ($1,500/oz). When the price drops below that level, some of the rock that used to be ore becomes waste. To fix that problem, a company goes to its mine plan and selectively mines the higher grade portions of the deposit. That makes perfect sense and the company needs to do that. But down the road, the grade of the material that was meant to be mined but was instead left in the ground is likely to be too low to be mined economically, barring significantly higher metal prices.
The net result is that, unless gold prices go way up, a company's stated reserves will decrease with the lower gold price assumption. The total number of ounces in the reserve will decline because the grade of the remaining rock, the rock that was left behind during the high grading of the deposit, was marginal to begin with and is now probably uneconomic.
BC: It depends on the individual deposit. Previously, the gold industry talked a lot about cash costs—what it costs on a cash basis to produce an ounce of gold. However, cash costs don't include all of the other costs that go into keeping a mine going: general and administrative expenses, taxes, exploration and development costs, and sustaining capital costs.
Now companies are switching to reporting all-in sustaining costs, which includes just about everything it takes to produce that ounce of gold. Depending on the company, all-in costs are between $1,300 and $1,500/oz, even $1,700/oz. You can see the problem. Companies can cut costs by laying people off, stopping exploration and development, but that kills their business. It goes back to the need for high-margin deposits.
BC: That's a really good question, and there's no single answer. The NI 43-101 reports are predominately intended to provide sufficient disclosure for an educated investor to make an informed investment decision. It's a regulatory document that describes what you can and can't say. But here's some interesting results from a review of 50 NI 43-101 reports by the Ontario Securities Commission: Eighty percent had some sort of error; 40% had a serious error or were missing information that should have been included.
What it comes down to is that a lot of companies are not giving us the data we need to make intelligent decisions, be it detailed cross-sections, or detailed information on how costs were calculated. That needs to be addressed because all of us in the mining sector need to have confidence in a report's conclusion based on the backing data.
In my opinion, too many resource estimates do not adequately address geological and structural controls to mineralization. Computer jockeys who are really good at plugging numbers into spreadsheets are coming up with results that do not honor the basic geology. That gives people a false sense of security that because the resource is in a spreadsheet with lots of fancy math it has to be legitimate. One needs to be careful.
What it comes down to is that a lot of companies are not giving us the data we need to make intelligent decisions, be it detailed cross-sections, or detailed information on how costs were calculated. That needs to be addressed because all of us in the mining sector need to have confidence in a report's conclusion based on the backing data.
In my opinion, too many resource estimates do not adequately address geological and structural controls to mineralization. Computer jockeys who are really good at plugging numbers into spreadsheets are coming up with results that do not honor the basic geology. That gives people a false sense of security that because the resource is in a spreadsheet with lots of fancy math it has to be legitimate. One needs to be careful.
BC: It isn't easy. Ultimately you do have to rely on the NI 43-101s: Is the documentation there and correct? Who did the documentation and who paid to have it done? Many reports are just sales documents and all too often an engineering firm will assign a less exciting job to its "B" team.
Essentially, you have to rely on an expert. That could be a newsletter writer, an analyst, a relative in the industry or your brokerage firm. You need the advice of someone who knows the industry.
Essentially, you have to rely on an expert. That could be a newsletter writer, an analyst, a relative in the industry or your brokerage firm. You need the advice of someone who knows the industry.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.479.771 von dosto am 19.09.13 10:55:54wie man sieht sucht man wieder den Anschluß.
gelingt es?
gelingt es?
tja,
auch Brent Cook hat den Anschluß wieder geschafft.
Tolle Einsichten, aber für Dosto nix neues,
die Meinung hat er schon immer vertreten.
auch Brent Cook hat den Anschluß wieder geschafft.
Tolle Einsichten, aber für Dosto nix neues,
die Meinung hat er schon immer vertreten.
Für Narren
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 15,10 19,37 09:06
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 15,10 19,37 09:06
zum Vergleich
31.12.2012
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 22,00 26,86 18:46:01
man nennt es Katastrophe
31.12.2012
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 22,00 26,86 18:46:01
man nennt es Katastrophe
Jahresanfang
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 4.045,00 4.140,00 18:42:31 Zum Anbieter
heute
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 3.095,00 3.216,00 09:09
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 4.045,00 4.140,00 18:42:31 Zum Anbieter
heute
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 3.095,00 3.216,00 09:09
Man rudeert zurück
__________________
NEWS _______________
__
VISTA
GOLD
CORP.
Denver, Colorado, September 23, 2013
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Vista Gold Corp. (“Vista” or the “Company”) (NYSE MKT and TSX:
VGZ) today provided an update of its Strategic Review and steps to improve corporate liquidity.
Strategic Review
Today, Vista provided an update of its Strategic Review aimed to maximize shareh
older value with a specific focus
on its Mt. Todd gold project in the Northern Territory of Australia. Endeavour Financial has been engaged as
financial advisor to assist in the process.
Frederick H. Earnest, President and Chief Executive Officer, said, “With 5.9 million ounces of Proven and Probable
Reserves (222.8 million tonnes at 0.82 g Au/tonne), the Mt. Todd gold project is large and highly leveraged to the
gold price. We are in the
final stages of completing environmental permitting and have finished engineering and
environmental analyses supporting both permitting and the project’s pre
-
feasibility study. However, given the
current condition of the equity markets and Vista’s share
price, Management and our Board believe it is in the best
interests of our shareholders to evaluate ways to reduce our exposure to Mt. Todd’s spending requirements while
simultaneously unlocking some of the value contained in the project.”
Vista will conti
nue its Strategic Review in an orderly fashion to best serve the interests of Vista and its shareholders.
The Company will advise the market if and when its Board approves a definitive transaction or strategic option, if
any, depending on the outcome of t
he Strategic Review
__________________
NEWS _______________
__
VISTA
GOLD
CORP.
Denver, Colorado, September 23, 2013
-
Vista Gold Corp. (“Vista” or the “Company”) (NYSE MKT and TSX:
VGZ) today provided an update of its Strategic Review and steps to improve corporate liquidity.
Strategic Review
Today, Vista provided an update of its Strategic Review aimed to maximize shareh
older value with a specific focus
on its Mt. Todd gold project in the Northern Territory of Australia. Endeavour Financial has been engaged as
financial advisor to assist in the process.
Frederick H. Earnest, President and Chief Executive Officer, said, “With 5.9 million ounces of Proven and Probable
Reserves (222.8 million tonnes at 0.82 g Au/tonne), the Mt. Todd gold project is large and highly leveraged to the
gold price. We are in the
final stages of completing environmental permitting and have finished engineering and
environmental analyses supporting both permitting and the project’s pre
-
feasibility study. However, given the
current condition of the equity markets and Vista’s share
price, Management and our Board believe it is in the best
interests of our shareholders to evaluate ways to reduce our exposure to Mt. Todd’s spending requirements while
simultaneously unlocking some of the value contained in the project.”
Vista will conti
nue its Strategic Review in an orderly fashion to best serve the interests of Vista and its shareholders.
The Company will advise the market if and when its Board approves a definitive transaction or strategic option, if
any, depending on the outcome of t
he Strategic Review
Es wird wohl Ruderer-Stau auf dem Hudson River geben
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/exeter-embarks-on-a-new-str…
Das ist aber alles erstmal für die Katz, solange kein Preis für das Neue genannt
wird. Kinros ist ja nicht gerade das Paradebeispile in der Region.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/exeter-embarks-on-a-new-str…
Das ist aber alles erstmal für die Katz, solange kein Preis für das Neue genannt
wird. Kinros ist ja nicht gerade das Paradebeispile in der Region.
So ich brauch jetzt ein paar Philharmoniker
für Brahms 2tes D-Dur
So l,ong
für Brahms 2tes D-Dur
So l,ong
Silber-Average 3. Quartal:
July: 19,71 versus Vorjahr 27,43
August: 21,84 versus 28,70
September: 22,56 versus 33,60[/
Quartalsaverage: 21,37 versus 29,91
July: 19,71 versus Vorjahr 27,43
August: 21,84 versus 28,70
September: 22,56 versus 33,60[/
Quartalsaverage: 21,37 versus 29,91
Gold
July: 1.287 versus 1.594
Augustus: 1.347 versus 1.626
September: 1.349 versus 1.744
Average: 1.328 zu 1.655
July: 1.287 versus 1.594
Augustus: 1.347 versus 1.626
September: 1.349 versus 1.744
Average: 1.328 zu 1.655
kurze Anmerkung:
Im 3.Quartal 2012 haben die Goldminer noch ordentliche Gewinne eingeschoben.
Wie das dieses Jahr wird, da bin ich gespannt.
Im 3.Quartal 2012 haben die Goldminer noch ordentliche Gewinne eingeschoben.
Wie das dieses Jahr wird, da bin ich gespannt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.561.609 von dosto am 03.10.13 12:47:48achwas... highgrading, exploration sparen, paar leute entlassen un gut is.
die minen sind hochprofitabel mit vernünftigen assets.
shorte weiter und kauf deine bank of america. hoch lebe die usa.
die minen sind hochprofitabel mit vernünftigen assets.
shorte weiter und kauf deine bank of america. hoch lebe die usa.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.564.129 von Boersenkrieger am 03.10.13 20:35:38daß du frustriert bist ist mir völlig klar
Ich persönlich möchte auch nicht 8 Runden gegen Casius Clay im Ring stehen und dauernd diese Körpertreffer und Nasenstupfer erhalten.Zumal beide Augen schon beträchtlich zugeschwollen scheinen.
Ich persönlich möchte auch nicht 8 Runden gegen Casius Clay im Ring stehen und dauernd diese Körpertreffer und Nasenstupfer erhalten.Zumal beide Augen schon beträchtlich zugeschwollen scheinen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.565.197 von dosto am 04.10.13 00:28:53
uaaaaaa dosto... als ich das posting fertig hatte, dachte ich auch noch man bin ich frustriert
somit KO-schlag von dir
dafür gibts nen daumen... dann doch lieber von dosto als vom guten alten Casius Clay
naja morgen muss ich mit ner guten freundin von mir aus uruguay ausgehen, weil sie etwas frustriert ist da es mit ihrem freund nicht mehr läuft.
vielleicht komm ich da auf andere gedanken... oder sie hat ein paar tips aus uruguay. schließlich sind die prognosen der wahrsager ja ganz gut für das land
uaaaaaa dosto... als ich das posting fertig hatte, dachte ich auch noch man bin ich frustriert
somit KO-schlag von dir
dafür gibts nen daumen... dann doch lieber von dosto als vom guten alten Casius Clay
naja morgen muss ich mit ner guten freundin von mir aus uruguay ausgehen, weil sie etwas frustriert ist da es mit ihrem freund nicht mehr läuft.
vielleicht komm ich da auf andere gedanken... oder sie hat ein paar tips aus uruguay. schließlich sind die prognosen der wahrsager ja ganz gut für das land
uruguay ausgehen, weil sie etwas frustriert
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ich will dich mal auf was aufmerksam machen.
Unsere Weiber überm Atlantik sind selten frustriert.
Es ist die angebohrene Melancholie di8e sich da bemerkbar macht.
Daneulich packte es aber in meinem dabeisein eine,
sie sagte unsere Männer sind alle schwul, das klang frustriert.
PS: Montevideo ist ne Klassestadt wenn man sie zu leben weiß.
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ich will dich mal auf was aufmerksam machen.
Unsere Weiber überm Atlantik sind selten frustriert.
Es ist die angebohrene Melancholie di8e sich da bemerkbar macht.
Daneulich packte es aber in meinem dabeisein eine,
sie sagte unsere Männer sind alle schwul, das klang frustriert.
PS: Montevideo ist ne Klassestadt wenn man sie zu leben weiß.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.565.249 von dosto am 04.10.13 00:54:09frustriert wäre vielleicht doch falsch ausgegedrückt.
eigentlich ist sie eher sauer auf ihn, weil sie mehr kompromisse eingehen muss als er. power hat sie sowieso.
angeborene melancholie ? hat was, ein hauch davon hat mich auch stets begleitet. drückt sich dann verstärkt aus wenn man 2 jahre komplett daneben lag an der börse.
...ich mach die nummer halt wieder mit gewalt... erinnert mich einfach an den neuen markt unterm strich kam ich wieder raus weil ich 2003-2004 wieder mit allem was da war in techwerte reinging. nun das gleiche bei rohstoffen.
nochmal zieh ich so einen schwachsinn aber nicht durch.
seitwärts oder leciht runter und dann scharf hoch. würd mir auch reichen zm depot halbieren. damit meine ich eher hui richtung 360-380 vielleicht umgerechnet (obwohl meine hui-abhängigkeit nicht mehr so stark ist fast eher rohstoffaktien allgemein)
ps: sei noch angemerkt mit goldbugs hab ich nix am hut... sollten solche szenarien aufgehen, würden die minen vermutlich eher komplett plattgedrückt wie alles andere auch an assets
eigentlich ist sie eher sauer auf ihn, weil sie mehr kompromisse eingehen muss als er. power hat sie sowieso.
angeborene melancholie ? hat was, ein hauch davon hat mich auch stets begleitet. drückt sich dann verstärkt aus wenn man 2 jahre komplett daneben lag an der börse.
...ich mach die nummer halt wieder mit gewalt... erinnert mich einfach an den neuen markt unterm strich kam ich wieder raus weil ich 2003-2004 wieder mit allem was da war in techwerte reinging. nun das gleiche bei rohstoffen.
nochmal zieh ich so einen schwachsinn aber nicht durch.
seitwärts oder leciht runter und dann scharf hoch. würd mir auch reichen zm depot halbieren. damit meine ich eher hui richtung 360-380 vielleicht umgerechnet (obwohl meine hui-abhängigkeit nicht mehr so stark ist fast eher rohstoffaktien allgemein)
ps: sei noch angemerkt mit goldbugs hab ich nix am hut... sollten solche szenarien aufgehen, würden die minen vermutlich eher komplett plattgedrückt wie alles andere auch an assets
a little bit control
Betr:Gold Sector Anaylysis-BMO-Capital Markets-7.Mai 2012
CA:AR - Argonaut- OUTPERFORM-
Price c 7,50 ---Target Price C 11,00
Der Target Price wurde 4 Monate später erreicht, kurz gehalten und die Aktie soff von nunab ab.
siehe:
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
Betr:Gold Sector Anaylysis-BMO-Capital Markets-7.Mai 2012
CA:AR - Argonaut- OUTPERFORM-
Price c 7,50 ---Target Price C 11,00
Der Target Price wurde 4 Monate später erreicht, kurz gehalten und die Aktie soff von nunab ab.
siehe:
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
gleiches Haus-gleicher Zeitpunkt
CA:Eld-Eldorado
Price: 13,15 -----Price target C 20,00
Target nie erreicht. Analyse-wertlos
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
CA:Eld-Eldorado
Price: 13,15 -----Price target C 20,00
Target nie erreicht. Analyse-wertlos
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
by the way.
Beide Marktpreise liegen heute weit unter den Preisen vom Mai 2012.
So sehen also erstmal OUTPERFORMER der BMO aus.
aber es geht weiter.
Beide Marktpreise liegen heute weit unter den Preisen vom Mai 2012.
So sehen also erstmal OUTPERFORMER der BMO aus.
aber es geht weiter.
04 Oct 2013 Last updated at 06:55:48 GMT
India's Sep gold imports a tad shy of Feb 2009 lows, Silver imports plunge 90%
http://www.scrapmonster.com/news/indias-sep-gold-imports-a-t…
India's Sep gold imports a tad shy of Feb 2009 lows, Silver imports plunge 90%
http://www.scrapmonster.com/news/indias-sep-gold-imports-a-t…
Weiter mit BMO.
7. Mai 2012
AUQ-AuRico- OUTPERFORM
Preis C8,57 - Target Preis 14 C$
Targetpreis nie errreicht.
Aurico landet heute auf 3,70 -5 Jahres tief
das komplette Dillema für Long Halter hier
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
Ten year after. NADA
7. Mai 2012
AUQ-AuRico- OUTPERFORM
Preis C8,57 - Target Preis 14 C$
Targetpreis nie errreicht.
Aurico landet heute auf 3,70 -5 Jahres tief
das komplette Dillema für Long Halter hier
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
Ten year after. NADA
Ein weiterer Darling und nicht nur von BMO
AU:Pru- Perseus -OUTPERFORM-
Preis A$: 2,50 - Target A$ 3,25 (da hatten andere noch viel höhere Nummern)
immerhin wurden 3 Dollar erreicht.
Nichts-dosto-trotz heute 0,50 Cents.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
AU:Pru- Perseus -OUTPERFORM-
Preis A$: 2,50 - Target A$ 3,25 (da hatten andere noch viel höhere Nummern)
immerhin wurden 3 Dollar erreicht.
Nichts-dosto-trotz heute 0,50 Cents.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
Ein weiterer Darling der Instis und Funds
NGD-New Gold -Outpermer_
Preis -C 8,56 -Target 14
wurden nie erreicht.
dafür gestern mit 5,88 auf Low Level
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
NGD-New Gold -Outpermer_
Preis -C 8,56 -Target 14
wurden nie erreicht.
dafür gestern mit 5,88 auf Low Level
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
How do you feel
you want complete unknown
like a rolling stone.
David
Andrew B
John
Andrew K
schlage vor ihr gebt die Hermes Krawatten am Eingang ab.
you want complete unknown
like a rolling stone.
David
Andrew B
John
Andrew K
schlage vor ihr gebt die Hermes Krawatten am Eingang ab.
Canadian Stocks
Gainers
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1 Day
5 Day
1 Year
Company Symbol Latest % Chg in price
Aurcana Corp. AUN-X 1.83 -80.28
Arian Silver AGQ-X 0.67 -78.73
Detour Gold DGC-T 8.38 -70.77
Sandstorm Metals & Energy SND-X 1.46 -68.60
Atac Resources Ltd ATC-X 0.81 -67.73
Kaminak Gold KAM-X 0.78 -65.94
Pinecrest Energy PRY-X 0.58 -65.88
Chesapeake Gold CKG-X 3.25 -65.43
Newstrike Capital NES-X 0.84 -64.71
Sandstorm Gold Ltd. SSL-T 5.14 -64.18
Gainers
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1 Day
5 Day
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Company Symbol Latest % Chg in price
Aurcana Corp. AUN-X 1.83 -80.28
Arian Silver AGQ-X 0.67 -78.73
Detour Gold DGC-T 8.38 -70.77
Sandstorm Metals & Energy SND-X 1.46 -68.60
Atac Resources Ltd ATC-X 0.81 -67.73
Kaminak Gold KAM-X 0.78 -65.94
Pinecrest Energy PRY-X 0.58 -65.88
Chesapeake Gold CKG-X 3.25 -65.43
Newstrike Capital NES-X 0.84 -64.71
Sandstorm Gold Ltd. SSL-T 5.14 -64.18
New Lows in Canada
AEM.TO Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. TSE Materials Precious Metals 27.000 27.050 25.860 25.950 1421370
AEN.TO Antrim Energy Inc. TSE Energy Oil & Gas Producers 0.070 0.075 0.065 0.070 467500
BAA.TO Banro Corporation TSE Materials Precious Metals 0.630 0.640 0.580 0.640 3862940
CPT.TO Coalspur Mines Ltd. TSE Materials Metal Mines 0.200 0.230 0.200 0.220 934289
EDV/WA.TO Endeavour Financial Corp. Ord Wt. TSE 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 4500
ICP.TO IC Potash Corp. TSE Materials Non Base Metal Mining 0.260 0.270 0.260 0.265 73682
LAC.TO Lithium Americas Corp. TSE Materials Metal Mines 0.350 0.350 0.325 0.350 4600
MBT.TO Manitoba Telecom Services, Inc. TSE Utilities Telephone Utilities 29.600 30.090 28.900 29.620 3672977
ND.TO New Dawn Mining Corp. TSE Materials Other Mines 0.085 0.120 0.085 0.120 200
NGD.TO New Gold Inc. TSE Materials Precious Metals 6.100 6.140 5.900 5.940 1604345
NGQ.TO NGEx Resources Inc. TSE Materials Metal Mines 1.650 1.650 1.600 1.600 48752
PDN.TO Paladin Energy Ltd. TSE Materials Non Base Metal Mining 0.450 0.455 0.435 0.440 1230277
PTQ.TO Petaquilla Minerals Ltd. TSE Materials Metal Mines 0.310 0.320 0.265 0.290 1697892
RET/A.TO Reitmans Canada Ltd. TSE Cyclicals Clothing Stores 7.170 7.290 7.010 7.260 261691
S.TO Sherritt Intl Corp. TSE Materials Integrated Mines 3.610 3.630 3.490 3.500 1443122
AEM.TO Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. TSE Materials Precious Metals 27.000 27.050 25.860 25.950 1421370
AEN.TO Antrim Energy Inc. TSE Energy Oil & Gas Producers 0.070 0.075 0.065 0.070 467500
BAA.TO Banro Corporation TSE Materials Precious Metals 0.630 0.640 0.580 0.640 3862940
CPT.TO Coalspur Mines Ltd. TSE Materials Metal Mines 0.200 0.230 0.200 0.220 934289
EDV/WA.TO Endeavour Financial Corp. Ord Wt. TSE 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 4500
ICP.TO IC Potash Corp. TSE Materials Non Base Metal Mining 0.260 0.270 0.260 0.265 73682
LAC.TO Lithium Americas Corp. TSE Materials Metal Mines 0.350 0.350 0.325 0.350 4600
MBT.TO Manitoba Telecom Services, Inc. TSE Utilities Telephone Utilities 29.600 30.090 28.900 29.620 3672977
ND.TO New Dawn Mining Corp. TSE Materials Other Mines 0.085 0.120 0.085 0.120 200
NGD.TO New Gold Inc. TSE Materials Precious Metals 6.100 6.140 5.900 5.940 1604345
NGQ.TO NGEx Resources Inc. TSE Materials Metal Mines 1.650 1.650 1.600 1.600 48752
PDN.TO Paladin Energy Ltd. TSE Materials Non Base Metal Mining 0.450 0.455 0.435 0.440 1230277
PTQ.TO Petaquilla Minerals Ltd. TSE Materials Metal Mines 0.310 0.320 0.265 0.290 1697892
RET/A.TO Reitmans Canada Ltd. TSE Cyclicals Clothing Stores 7.170 7.290 7.010 7.260 261691
S.TO Sherritt Intl Corp. TSE Materials Integrated Mines 3.610 3.630 3.490 3.500 1443122
Brazil spying allegations give Canada black eye - opposition leader
A top opposition leader says allegations that security officials spied on a Brazilian government ministry give Canada "a black eye in the world."
Author: Randall Palmer & David Ljunggren (Reuters)
Posted: Thursday , 10 Oct 2013
OTTAWA (Reuters) -
Allegations that Canadian security officials spied on a Brazilian government ministry give Canada "a black eye in the world," a top opposition leader said on Wednesday, putting more pressure on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to explain the affair.
Thomas Mulcair of the official opposition New Democrats branded as "unacceptable" the allegations in a Brazilian media report saying the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) had targeted the Brazilian mines and energy ministry.
CSEC is the Canadian equivalent of the top-secret U.S. National Security Agency. Harper, whose Conservatives are trailing in the polls, said on Tuesday in Indonesia that he was very concerned by the report.
"Actively spying on ministries and companies in other countries to give an advantage to Canadian companies is not only illegal, it's irresponsible, and it gives Canada a black eye in the world," Mulcair told a news conference.
"The Conservatives have simply shown that they have no ethical boundaries of any kind ... this a huge mistake," he added, saying there was clear evidence CSEC had been complicit in industrial espionage.
See also: Canadian spy agency snooped on Brazil’s mines ministry - Globo TV
CSEC chief John Forster declined to comment on Wednesday when pressed repeatedly by reporters as to whether the agency had spied in Brazil. He told a conference in Ottawa that everything CSEC did was legal and closely scrutinized by a separate, government-appointed commissioner.
The allegations have soured ties with Brazil, a big trading partner for Canada. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Monday demanded Canada explain what had happened.
The Globo report alleged CSEC used software to map the Brazilian ministry's communications. It provided no details of the alleged spying other than a slide presented at an intelligence conference that mentioned the ministry.
Defence Minister Rob Nicholson, in overall charge of CSEC, says he cannot talk about national security matters.
The allegations have raised concerns that Canada could be gathering information abroad that would benefit its mining and energy companies. The Conservative government has been a vocal advocate for the country's resource sector.
REGULAR MEETINGS
Citing government documents obtained under access to information legislation, Britain's Guardian newspaper said CSEC and other intelligence officials had met twice a year since 2005 with scores of Canadian energy companies.
Reuters has not seen all the documents, but did obtain from the government a redacted agenda for a "classified briefing for energy and utilities sector stakeholders" on May 23, 2013. The agenda stated the purpose was "to discuss national security and criminal risks to critical energy infrastructure".
Among those briefing were the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) spy agency, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the government's Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre. Topics included cyber threats and a case study on copper theft; two other topics were blanked out.
Canada's Public Safety ministry confirmed such meetings had been held regularly since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the United States but declined to comment on what had been on the agenda.
"It is standard practice for security agencies to discuss issues with Canadian industry in order to protect lives and sensitive infrastructure from terrorism and other threats," said ministry spokesman Jean Paul Duval.
One official document quoted former natural resources minister Gary Lunn as saying in 2007 that Ottawa had helped more than 200 industry representatives gain security clearance so they could be given sensitive data to help boost security.
Lunn told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp that the information handed over to commercial firms "was not to do with competitive advantage at all."
CSIS declined to comment on the meetings. Canadian energy and pipeline company Enbridge Inc said on Wednesday it had paid for some of the catering at the event.
"Enbridge representatives were unable to attend that May 2013 meeting. However, the purpose of the briefings is to provide a timely and relevant summary of current security issues that may have an impact on Canada's critical infrastructure," Enbridge spokesman Graham White said.
He said the goal of the sessions was to make sure the industry is aware of potential security threats.
A top opposition leader says allegations that security officials spied on a Brazilian government ministry give Canada "a black eye in the world."
Author: Randall Palmer & David Ljunggren (Reuters)
Posted: Thursday , 10 Oct 2013
OTTAWA (Reuters) -
Allegations that Canadian security officials spied on a Brazilian government ministry give Canada "a black eye in the world," a top opposition leader said on Wednesday, putting more pressure on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to explain the affair.
Thomas Mulcair of the official opposition New Democrats branded as "unacceptable" the allegations in a Brazilian media report saying the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) had targeted the Brazilian mines and energy ministry.
CSEC is the Canadian equivalent of the top-secret U.S. National Security Agency. Harper, whose Conservatives are trailing in the polls, said on Tuesday in Indonesia that he was very concerned by the report.
"Actively spying on ministries and companies in other countries to give an advantage to Canadian companies is not only illegal, it's irresponsible, and it gives Canada a black eye in the world," Mulcair told a news conference.
"The Conservatives have simply shown that they have no ethical boundaries of any kind ... this a huge mistake," he added, saying there was clear evidence CSEC had been complicit in industrial espionage.
See also: Canadian spy agency snooped on Brazil’s mines ministry - Globo TV
CSEC chief John Forster declined to comment on Wednesday when pressed repeatedly by reporters as to whether the agency had spied in Brazil. He told a conference in Ottawa that everything CSEC did was legal and closely scrutinized by a separate, government-appointed commissioner.
The allegations have soured ties with Brazil, a big trading partner for Canada. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Monday demanded Canada explain what had happened.
The Globo report alleged CSEC used software to map the Brazilian ministry's communications. It provided no details of the alleged spying other than a slide presented at an intelligence conference that mentioned the ministry.
Defence Minister Rob Nicholson, in overall charge of CSEC, says he cannot talk about national security matters.
The allegations have raised concerns that Canada could be gathering information abroad that would benefit its mining and energy companies. The Conservative government has been a vocal advocate for the country's resource sector.
REGULAR MEETINGS
Citing government documents obtained under access to information legislation, Britain's Guardian newspaper said CSEC and other intelligence officials had met twice a year since 2005 with scores of Canadian energy companies.
Reuters has not seen all the documents, but did obtain from the government a redacted agenda for a "classified briefing for energy and utilities sector stakeholders" on May 23, 2013. The agenda stated the purpose was "to discuss national security and criminal risks to critical energy infrastructure".
Among those briefing were the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) spy agency, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the government's Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre. Topics included cyber threats and a case study on copper theft; two other topics were blanked out.
Canada's Public Safety ministry confirmed such meetings had been held regularly since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the United States but declined to comment on what had been on the agenda.
"It is standard practice for security agencies to discuss issues with Canadian industry in order to protect lives and sensitive infrastructure from terrorism and other threats," said ministry spokesman Jean Paul Duval.
One official document quoted former natural resources minister Gary Lunn as saying in 2007 that Ottawa had helped more than 200 industry representatives gain security clearance so they could be given sensitive data to help boost security.
Lunn told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp that the information handed over to commercial firms "was not to do with competitive advantage at all."
CSIS declined to comment on the meetings. Canadian energy and pipeline company Enbridge Inc said on Wednesday it had paid for some of the catering at the event.
"Enbridge representatives were unable to attend that May 2013 meeting. However, the purpose of the briefings is to provide a timely and relevant summary of current security issues that may have an impact on Canada's critical infrastructure," Enbridge spokesman Graham White said.
He said the goal of the sessions was to make sure the industry is aware of potential security threats.
gut so, weg damit
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Merger talks between LionGold and Minera IRL halted
Lima-based Minera IRL says it is no longer in talks with Singapore-listed LionGold over a possible offer.
LIMA (Reuters) -
Peruvian gold miner IRL said on Wednesday it is no longer in talks with Singapore-listed LionGold over that firm's potential purchase of the small Latin American miner.
"Minera IRL Limited...is announcing that its discussions with LionGold Corp Limited regarding a proposed private placement and a possible offer for Minera IRL have ceased," IRL said in a press release without specifying why.
LionGold was one of three firms listed on the Singapore Exchange Ltd whose shares were suspended on Friday in a rare move by the bourse and market regulator.
IRL had announced that the two firms were in advanced acquisition negotiations on Friday when LionGold's shares were still suspended.
On Monday when trading resumed shares in LionGold tumbled 60 percent.
LionGold, in response to SGX queries about trading in its share price, said on Monday that it was negotiating with IRL on a possible offer, but did not explain how the talks might have caused a drop in its shares.
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Merger talks between LionGold and Minera IRL halted
Lima-based Minera IRL says it is no longer in talks with Singapore-listed LionGold over a possible offer.
LIMA (Reuters) -
Peruvian gold miner IRL said on Wednesday it is no longer in talks with Singapore-listed LionGold over that firm's potential purchase of the small Latin American miner.
"Minera IRL Limited...is announcing that its discussions with LionGold Corp Limited regarding a proposed private placement and a possible offer for Minera IRL have ceased," IRL said in a press release without specifying why.
LionGold was one of three firms listed on the Singapore Exchange Ltd whose shares were suspended on Friday in a rare move by the bourse and market regulator.
IRL had announced that the two firms were in advanced acquisition negotiations on Friday when LionGold's shares were still suspended.
On Monday when trading resumed shares in LionGold tumbled 60 percent.
LionGold, in response to SGX queries about trading in its share price, said on Monday that it was negotiating with IRL on a possible offer, but did not explain how the talks might have caused a drop in its shares.
Fresnillo’s explosives permit reinstated at Mexico mine
Thursday , 10 Oct 2013
The permit at its Noche Buena silver mine had been suspended after a land dispute with a local agrarian community.
Thursday , 10 Oct 2013
The permit at its Noche Buena silver mine had been suspended after a land dispute with a local agrarian community.
Morgan Stanley Sees Gold Lower in 2014 as Goldman Says Sell
By Glenys Sim - Oct 10, 2013 11:40 AM GMT+0200
Q
Gold will extend losses into 2014 amid expectations the Federal Reserve will pare stimulus as the U.S. recovers, according to Morgan Stanley, adding to bearish calls from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Credit Suisse Group AG.
“We recommend staying away from gold at this point in the cycle,” Melbourne-based analyst Joel Crane said in a video report received today. Bullion will average $1,313 an ounce in 2014, down from the $1,420 forecast for this year, Morgan Stanley said in its quarterly metals report on Oct. 7.
Enlarge image Gold Bars
Bullion, which has averaged $1,453 in 2013, is heading for the first annual loss in 13 years after dropping 22 percent. Photographer: Daniel Barry/Bloomberg
Bullion is heading for the sixth weekly loss in seven and investment holdings are shrinking even as U.S. lawmakers wrangle over the debt ceiling and budget, seeking to avert a default and end a government shutdown. Gold is a “slam dunk” sell for next year because the U.S. will extend the recovery after lawmakers resolve the stalemate, Jeffrey Currie, Goldman’s head of commodities research, said this week. The political deadlock in Washington is a “farce,” according to Marex Spectron Group.
“Our forecast profile heading into next year is relatively flat against our expectations of rising real interest rates and the U.S. dollar,” Crane said in the video. Bullion will average lower every year through 2018, Morgan Stanley forecasts.
Bullion, which has averaged $1,453 in 2013, is heading for the first annual loss in 13 years after dropping 22 percent. The price tumbled to a 34-month low of $1,180.50 in London in June on expectations that the Fed would taper the $85-billion-a-month of bond buying. Gold traded 0.5 percent lower at $1,299.17 at 5:37 p.m. in Singapore, dropping for a third day.
Fed Minutes
Not everyone is bearish. While gold may look weak fundamentally, “in this sort of environment, you can make a strong argument that gold isn’t too bad a thing to hold,” said Kevin Norrish, head of commodities research at Barclays Plc. “I don’t think it’s a slam dunk short by any means,” he said yesterday. Short bets are wagers on declines.
Most Fed policy makers said that the central bank was likely to taper its bond purchases this year, even as they unexpectedly refrained from such a move in September, according to minutes of their last meeting released yesterday.
Ric Deverell, Currie’s counterpart at Credit Suisse, said on Oct. 8 that selling gold is his top recommendation for trading in raw materials in the next year. Deverell said in May that bullion was going to get “crushed.”
ETP Holdings
Investors sold 711.8 metric tons from bullion-backed exchange-traded products this year, erasing more than $61 billion from the value of the funds. Holdings fell to 1,920.2 tons on Oct. 8, the least since May 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Assets are down 27 percent in 2013 after climbing every year since the first product was listed in 2003.
House Republican and Senate Democratic leaders are open to a short-term increase in the debt limit, according to congressional aides of both parties, who spoke on condition of anonymity. President Barack Obama has already said he could accept a short-term deal without policy conditions.
“Tapering has been postponed not canceled, and is expected by year end,” Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in the Oct. 7 report. “We also expect the political stalemate in Washington to be broken before the debt ceiling is breached. Consequently, we see little immediate upside to the gold price either in the immediate future or next year.”
By Glenys Sim - Oct 10, 2013 11:40 AM GMT+0200
Q
Gold will extend losses into 2014 amid expectations the Federal Reserve will pare stimulus as the U.S. recovers, according to Morgan Stanley, adding to bearish calls from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Credit Suisse Group AG.
“We recommend staying away from gold at this point in the cycle,” Melbourne-based analyst Joel Crane said in a video report received today. Bullion will average $1,313 an ounce in 2014, down from the $1,420 forecast for this year, Morgan Stanley said in its quarterly metals report on Oct. 7.
Enlarge image Gold Bars
Bullion, which has averaged $1,453 in 2013, is heading for the first annual loss in 13 years after dropping 22 percent. Photographer: Daniel Barry/Bloomberg
Bullion is heading for the sixth weekly loss in seven and investment holdings are shrinking even as U.S. lawmakers wrangle over the debt ceiling and budget, seeking to avert a default and end a government shutdown. Gold is a “slam dunk” sell for next year because the U.S. will extend the recovery after lawmakers resolve the stalemate, Jeffrey Currie, Goldman’s head of commodities research, said this week. The political deadlock in Washington is a “farce,” according to Marex Spectron Group.
“Our forecast profile heading into next year is relatively flat against our expectations of rising real interest rates and the U.S. dollar,” Crane said in the video. Bullion will average lower every year through 2018, Morgan Stanley forecasts.
Bullion, which has averaged $1,453 in 2013, is heading for the first annual loss in 13 years after dropping 22 percent. The price tumbled to a 34-month low of $1,180.50 in London in June on expectations that the Fed would taper the $85-billion-a-month of bond buying. Gold traded 0.5 percent lower at $1,299.17 at 5:37 p.m. in Singapore, dropping for a third day.
Fed Minutes
Not everyone is bearish. While gold may look weak fundamentally, “in this sort of environment, you can make a strong argument that gold isn’t too bad a thing to hold,” said Kevin Norrish, head of commodities research at Barclays Plc. “I don’t think it’s a slam dunk short by any means,” he said yesterday. Short bets are wagers on declines.
Most Fed policy makers said that the central bank was likely to taper its bond purchases this year, even as they unexpectedly refrained from such a move in September, according to minutes of their last meeting released yesterday.
Ric Deverell, Currie’s counterpart at Credit Suisse, said on Oct. 8 that selling gold is his top recommendation for trading in raw materials in the next year. Deverell said in May that bullion was going to get “crushed.”
ETP Holdings
Investors sold 711.8 metric tons from bullion-backed exchange-traded products this year, erasing more than $61 billion from the value of the funds. Holdings fell to 1,920.2 tons on Oct. 8, the least since May 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Assets are down 27 percent in 2013 after climbing every year since the first product was listed in 2003.
House Republican and Senate Democratic leaders are open to a short-term increase in the debt limit, according to congressional aides of both parties, who spoke on condition of anonymity. President Barack Obama has already said he could accept a short-term deal without policy conditions.
“Tapering has been postponed not canceled, and is expected by year end,” Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in the Oct. 7 report. “We also expect the political stalemate in Washington to be broken before the debt ceiling is breached. Consequently, we see little immediate upside to the gold price either in the immediate future or next year.”
das wird jetzt nichts werden mit einem Goldstandard
Give it up
Wegen wachsendem Handel EZB und Chinas Notenbank schließen Währungspakt
10.10.2013 · Die Eurozone und China handeln immer mehr miteinander. Deswegen haben die Notenbanken der beiden Wirtschaftsräume nun ein Währungsabkommen geschlossen.
Artikel Bilder (1) Lesermeinungen (6)
Men are silhouetted as they walk past a board showing graphs of exchange rates between the Japanese Yen, U.S. Dollar and Euro outside a brokerage in Tokyo © REUTERS
Die Handelsverpflechtungen zwischen Europa und China nehmen von Jahr zu Jahr zu
Die Europäische Zentralbank (EZB) und die chinesische Notenbank wollen über ein Devisenabkommen die Versorgung der Banken in den beiden Währungsräumen mit der jeweiligen Auslandswährung sicherstellen. Deshalb solle eine zunächst auf drei Jahre begrenzte gegenseitige Devisenkreditlinie eingerichtet werden, teilen die EZB und die Peoples Bank of China mit.
Der Umfang der Kreditlinie soll maximal 350 Milliarden Yuan betragen, wenn die chinesische Währung der EZB zur Verfügung gestellt wird. Und maximal 45 Milliarden Euro, wenn die EZB den Chinesen Geld zur Verfügung stellt.
Give it up
Wegen wachsendem Handel EZB und Chinas Notenbank schließen Währungspakt
10.10.2013 · Die Eurozone und China handeln immer mehr miteinander. Deswegen haben die Notenbanken der beiden Wirtschaftsräume nun ein Währungsabkommen geschlossen.
Artikel Bilder (1) Lesermeinungen (6)
Men are silhouetted as they walk past a board showing graphs of exchange rates between the Japanese Yen, U.S. Dollar and Euro outside a brokerage in Tokyo © REUTERS
Die Handelsverpflechtungen zwischen Europa und China nehmen von Jahr zu Jahr zu
Die Europäische Zentralbank (EZB) und die chinesische Notenbank wollen über ein Devisenabkommen die Versorgung der Banken in den beiden Währungsräumen mit der jeweiligen Auslandswährung sicherstellen. Deshalb solle eine zunächst auf drei Jahre begrenzte gegenseitige Devisenkreditlinie eingerichtet werden, teilen die EZB und die Peoples Bank of China mit.
Der Umfang der Kreditlinie soll maximal 350 Milliarden Yuan betragen, wenn die chinesische Währung der EZB zur Verfügung gestellt wird. Und maximal 45 Milliarden Euro, wenn die EZB den Chinesen Geld zur Verfügung stellt.
Treasurys cut losses after strong 30-year auction ( 30_YEAR 10_YEAR ) by Ben Eisen
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Treasury Department sold $13 billion in 30-year bonds (30_Year) Thursday at a yield of 3.758%. Bidders offered to buy 2.64 times the amount of debt sold, compared to an average of 2.38 times at the last six sales. Indirect bidders, a group that includes foreign central banks, bought 41.9%, versus 38.1% in recent sales. Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, purchased another 22.6%, versus an average of 16.2%. The broader bond market cut losses after the auction. Yields on 10-year notes (10_Year) , which move inversely to prices, rose 3.5 basis points on the day to 2.696%.
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Treasury Department sold $13 billion in 30-year bonds (30_Year) Thursday at a yield of 3.758%. Bidders offered to buy 2.64 times the amount of debt sold, compared to an average of 2.38 times at the last six sales. Indirect bidders, a group that includes foreign central banks, bought 41.9%, versus 38.1% in recent sales. Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, purchased another 22.6%, versus an average of 16.2%. The broader bond market cut losses after the auction. Yields on 10-year notes (10_Year) , which move inversely to prices, rose 3.5 basis points on the day to 2.696%.
Vollmundig, aber total daneben
Silber(aktien) - Neue Kursziele für 2013?!
Gastautor: Marcel Torney
| 01.11.2012, 17:57 | 3912 Aufrufe | 0 | druckversion
Wenn man in einigen Wochen auf das Jahr 2012 zurückblicken wird, werden in Bezug auf Silber und Silberaktien zwei entscheidende Phasen noch in starker Erinnerung sein: Zum einen ist es die Phase, als der Markt von Lethargie und schlechter Stimmung ergriffen, immer neue Tiefs auslotete. Zum anderen ist aber auch die Phase, in der die Bodenbildung gelang und eine Art Aufbruchsstimmung kreiert wurde. Die starke Entwicklung einer Vielzahl von Silberaktien in den vergangenen Wochen ist Ausdruck dessen.
In unserer Spezialreportserie SilberaktienJournal (kann unter www.rohstoffjournal.de angefordert werden) thematisieren wir bereits seit Monaten die exzellenten Chancen, die der Silbersektor bereithielt und noch immer bereithält. Doch hält er diese wirklich noch bereit? Eine Coeur d' Alene - alles andere als eine kleine Klitsche - steht unmittelbar davor, sich ausgehend vom Juli-Tief zu verdoppeln. Bei einer Hecla Mining sieht es ähnlich gut aus... So mancher Leser wird sich da zu Recht fragen: Schön, dass die Aktien so gut gelaufen sind, doch werden sie es auch weiterhin? Es gibt eine Reihe von Gründen, die dafür sprechen, dass die Silberhausse gerade erst am Anfang steht und es für Silberaktien exzellente Perspektiven für die kommenden Monate gibt. In der November-Ausgabe unseres SilberaktienJournals wird es uns vor allem darum gehen, die neuen Kursziele für 2013 auszugeben und zu begründen.
Silber selbst hat in einer ersten Bewegung seit Juni knapp 40 Prozent zulegen können und konsolidiert nun eben diesen rasanten Kursanstieg. Und diese Konsolidierung vollzieht sich in geordneten Bahnen. Es ist immer wieder zu beobachten, dass größere Rücksetzer zum Einstieg genutzt werden. Eine richtige Abwärtsdynamik konnte sich bislang nicht einstellen und dürfte es unserer Ansicht auch nicht mehr in den kommenden Wochen... Silber hat zum einen durch die im September beschlossenen Maßnahmen der Notenbanken eine fundamentale Weichenstellung erfahren und zum anderen hat sich das Edelmetall aus dem seit Anfang 2011 gültigen Abwärtstrend befreit. Die aktuelle Konsolidierung ist unserer Einschätzung nach ebenfalls beendet. Sollte Silber über die 35 US-Dollar gehen, dürfte sich eine dynamischen Aufwärtsbewegung in Richtung 50+ anschließen! Die physische Nachfrage zeigt sich bei Silber sehr robust. Die Nachfrage nach Münzen ist unverändert stark. Gerade die chinesische Nachfrage überrascht hier positiv. Zudem erfahren die physisch besicherten ETFs hohe Mittelzuflüsse.
Kommen wir noch kurz auf die Silberproduzenten zu sprechen. In den letzten Monaten trennte sich die Spreu vom Weizen. Aktien von fundamental starken Unternehmen werden wieder nachgefragt. Der eine oder andere Silberproduzent verstand es zudem, wichtige strukturelle Änderungen vorzunehmen, um sich den veränderten Marktgegebenheiten anzupassen. Unternehmen setzten vor allem auf der Kostenseite an. Ein hoher Silberpreis und ein sich weiter verschärfender Konsolidierungsprozess innerhalb des Sektors werden sehr wahrscheinlich dafür sorgen, dass wir in den kommenden Monaten eine kräftige Rally bei Silberaktien sehen werden...
Gold(aktien) und Silber(aktien) bleiben für uns auch 2013 Basisinvestments!
Weitere Details und konkrete Handelsempfehlungen finden interessierte Leser in unseren börsentäglichen Publikationen und in unseren aktuellen ThemenJournalen (u.a. SilberaktienJournal und GoldaktienJournal) unter www.rohstoffjournal.de).
Silber(aktien) - Neue Kursziele für 2013?!
Gastautor: Marcel Torney
| 01.11.2012, 17:57 | 3912 Aufrufe | 0 | druckversion
Wenn man in einigen Wochen auf das Jahr 2012 zurückblicken wird, werden in Bezug auf Silber und Silberaktien zwei entscheidende Phasen noch in starker Erinnerung sein: Zum einen ist es die Phase, als der Markt von Lethargie und schlechter Stimmung ergriffen, immer neue Tiefs auslotete. Zum anderen ist aber auch die Phase, in der die Bodenbildung gelang und eine Art Aufbruchsstimmung kreiert wurde. Die starke Entwicklung einer Vielzahl von Silberaktien in den vergangenen Wochen ist Ausdruck dessen.
In unserer Spezialreportserie SilberaktienJournal (kann unter www.rohstoffjournal.de angefordert werden) thematisieren wir bereits seit Monaten die exzellenten Chancen, die der Silbersektor bereithielt und noch immer bereithält. Doch hält er diese wirklich noch bereit? Eine Coeur d' Alene - alles andere als eine kleine Klitsche - steht unmittelbar davor, sich ausgehend vom Juli-Tief zu verdoppeln. Bei einer Hecla Mining sieht es ähnlich gut aus... So mancher Leser wird sich da zu Recht fragen: Schön, dass die Aktien so gut gelaufen sind, doch werden sie es auch weiterhin? Es gibt eine Reihe von Gründen, die dafür sprechen, dass die Silberhausse gerade erst am Anfang steht und es für Silberaktien exzellente Perspektiven für die kommenden Monate gibt. In der November-Ausgabe unseres SilberaktienJournals wird es uns vor allem darum gehen, die neuen Kursziele für 2013 auszugeben und zu begründen.
Silber selbst hat in einer ersten Bewegung seit Juni knapp 40 Prozent zulegen können und konsolidiert nun eben diesen rasanten Kursanstieg. Und diese Konsolidierung vollzieht sich in geordneten Bahnen. Es ist immer wieder zu beobachten, dass größere Rücksetzer zum Einstieg genutzt werden. Eine richtige Abwärtsdynamik konnte sich bislang nicht einstellen und dürfte es unserer Ansicht auch nicht mehr in den kommenden Wochen... Silber hat zum einen durch die im September beschlossenen Maßnahmen der Notenbanken eine fundamentale Weichenstellung erfahren und zum anderen hat sich das Edelmetall aus dem seit Anfang 2011 gültigen Abwärtstrend befreit. Die aktuelle Konsolidierung ist unserer Einschätzung nach ebenfalls beendet. Sollte Silber über die 35 US-Dollar gehen, dürfte sich eine dynamischen Aufwärtsbewegung in Richtung 50+ anschließen! Die physische Nachfrage zeigt sich bei Silber sehr robust. Die Nachfrage nach Münzen ist unverändert stark. Gerade die chinesische Nachfrage überrascht hier positiv. Zudem erfahren die physisch besicherten ETFs hohe Mittelzuflüsse.
Kommen wir noch kurz auf die Silberproduzenten zu sprechen. In den letzten Monaten trennte sich die Spreu vom Weizen. Aktien von fundamental starken Unternehmen werden wieder nachgefragt. Der eine oder andere Silberproduzent verstand es zudem, wichtige strukturelle Änderungen vorzunehmen, um sich den veränderten Marktgegebenheiten anzupassen. Unternehmen setzten vor allem auf der Kostenseite an. Ein hoher Silberpreis und ein sich weiter verschärfender Konsolidierungsprozess innerhalb des Sektors werden sehr wahrscheinlich dafür sorgen, dass wir in den kommenden Monaten eine kräftige Rally bei Silberaktien sehen werden...
Gold(aktien) und Silber(aktien) bleiben für uns auch 2013 Basisinvestments!
Weitere Details und konkrete Handelsempfehlungen finden interessierte Leser in unseren börsentäglichen Publikationen und in unseren aktuellen ThemenJournalen (u.a. SilberaktienJournal und GoldaktienJournal) unter www.rohstoffjournal.de).
ZWIEBELN STATT GOLD
Dosto kann liefern falls Bedarf 1 Tonne kein Problem
6 Monate Liefwerzeit , Preis keine Ind. Rupie-nein Fiat Mones Dollar, auch wenn er nix wert ist.
Hohe Lebensmittelpreise Die Zwiebel treibt die Inflation in Indien
15.10.2013 · Zwiebeln sind Indiens Gold. Und das wird immer teurer. Um mehr als 300 Prozent sind die Preise gestiegen. Die Knolle ist ein Symbol für die Missstände im Land.
Von Christoph Hein, Singapur
Artikel Bilder (1) Lesermeinungen (2)
Labourers sort onions at a wholesale vegetable market in Siliguri
© REUTERS Vergrößern Voller Vitamine: Die Zwiebel ist eines der Grundnahrungsmittel in Indien
Zwiebeln sind in Indien ein begehrtes Gut. Mit Zwiebeln beladene Lastwagen werden entführt. Der Besitzer eines Straßenrestaurants wird von seinem Gast erschossen, weil er ein Omelette mit angeblich zu wenigen Zwiebelstücken servierte. Autohäuser und Oppositionspolitiker verschenken Zwiebeln an ihre Kunden beziehungsweise Wähler. Der Grund für die Zwiebel-Manie: Der Preis der vitaminreichen Knolle hat sich im Jahresvergleich vervielfacht. Die Inflationsrate schießt in die Höhe. Und die Zwiebel wird zum Symbol für die indischen Missstände.
Seit Monaten stoßen die Zwiebeln den Indern bitter auf. Rund zwei Drittel der 1,2 Milliarden Inder leben von weniger als 2 Dollar täglich, schätzt die Weltbank. Diese Menschen sind auf Zwiebeln angewiesen, um wenigstens einige Vitamine aufzunehmen. Der Preis für Zwiebeln aber lag im September 323 Prozent über dem des vergangenen Jahres. Schon im August notierte er 245 Prozent höher. Auf dem Markt kostet das Kilo Zwiebeln heute mit fast 100 Rupien (1,22 Euro) das Fünffache dessen, was die Händler noch vor einem Vierteljahr verlangten – damit kostet ein Kilo Zwiebeln viele Inder einen Tageslohn. Für die Armen des Subkontinents sind diese Steigerungen eine Katastrophe. Für die Politiker sind sie Zündstoff.
Indiens Landwirtschaft ist unproduktiv
„Der Zwiebelpreis ist immer ein Politikum. Er berührt die Ärmsten der Armen am meisten. Und er kann Wahlen entscheiden“, sagt PN Vasanti, Direktor des Centre for Media Studies in Neu Delhi. Der weitere Preisanstieg für Zwiebeln trieb die Teuerungsrate in Indien im September weiter, obwohl alle Analysten von einem Sinken ausgegangen waren. Die Großhandelspreise lagen im Jahresvergleich um 6,5 Prozent höher. Im August hatte der Anstieg bei 6,1 Prozent gelegen, Analysten hatten für den September mit einem Preisauftrieb von nur noch 5,8 bis 6Prozent gerechnet. Der Hauptgrund für den Wiederanstieg sind abermals die Preise für Lebensmittel: Sie lagen im September um 18,4 Prozent über dem Vorjahr. Die höheren Preise, von denen auch Früchte, Eier, Fleisch und Fisch betroffen sind, spiegeln vor allem die Überflutung einzelner Landesteile im Monsun wider. Inzwischen hat die Regierung entschieden, mehrere hunderttausend Tonnen Zwiebeln einzuführen – selbst vom Erzrivalen Pakistan.
Doch ist der Zwiebelengpass kein einmaliges Phänomen. Indiens Landwirtschaft ist extrem unproduktiv. So kommen Düngemittelhersteller wie BASF zu der Überzeugung, durch den Einsatz moderner Chemie die Erträge der Äcker um 40 Prozent jährlich steigern zu können. Zwar ist Indien mit rund 18 Millionen Tonnen jährlich der zweitgrößte Produzent von Zwiebeln nach China. Aber die Inder verzeichnen die drittschlechteste Ausbeute unter den 20 größten Zwiebelländern. Auch die Logistik ist eine Katastrophe: Frachtunternehmen schätzen, dass mehr als 30 Prozent ihrer Kosten in Bestechung fließt. Nur so lassen sich Landesgrenzen überwinden. Rund ein Drittel der Lebensmittel verdirbt auf dem Weg vom Bauern zum Verbraucher – auch dies trägt zur Knappheit des Angebotes und damit zu den hohen Preisen bei.
Hohe Lebensmittelpreise, hohe Zinsen
Die Regierung hatte darauf gehofft, der gute Monsun würde zu besseren Ernten führen und damit die Lebensmittelpreise dämpfen. Nun aber verschärft der Zyklon Phailan die Lage noch: Seine Zerstörung entlang der Ostküste trifft besonders Reisfelder. Auch diese Ernte könnte um ein Prozent geringer ausfallen, schätzen Bauernverbände. Schon im September lag der Reispreis um 19 Prozent über dem des vergangenen Jahres.
Hohe Lebensmittelpreise und damit eine hohe Inflationsrate werden die Notenbank zwingen, die Zinsen weiter hoch zu halten. Damit ist es unmöglich, die Konjunktur anzutreiben. Dies wird einerseits die derzeitige Regierung treffen. In Indien wird spätestens im nächsten Frühjahr gewählt. Zum anderen wird es auch den Handel treffen, denn nun beginnt die traditionelle Festsaison auf dem Subkontinent. Autos und auch Schmuck werden aber in der Regel mit Krediten bezahlt – die weiterhin teuer bleiben. Inzwischen rechnen Analysten nur noch mit einer Wachstumsrate von 3,8 Prozent für Indien; weniger als die Hälfte der 8 Prozent, die das Land braucht, um allein ausreichend Arbeitsstellen zu schaffen.
Dosto kann liefern falls Bedarf 1 Tonne kein Problem
6 Monate Liefwerzeit , Preis keine Ind. Rupie-nein Fiat Mones Dollar, auch wenn er nix wert ist.
Hohe Lebensmittelpreise Die Zwiebel treibt die Inflation in Indien
15.10.2013 · Zwiebeln sind Indiens Gold. Und das wird immer teurer. Um mehr als 300 Prozent sind die Preise gestiegen. Die Knolle ist ein Symbol für die Missstände im Land.
Von Christoph Hein, Singapur
Artikel Bilder (1) Lesermeinungen (2)
Labourers sort onions at a wholesale vegetable market in Siliguri
© REUTERS Vergrößern Voller Vitamine: Die Zwiebel ist eines der Grundnahrungsmittel in Indien
Zwiebeln sind in Indien ein begehrtes Gut. Mit Zwiebeln beladene Lastwagen werden entführt. Der Besitzer eines Straßenrestaurants wird von seinem Gast erschossen, weil er ein Omelette mit angeblich zu wenigen Zwiebelstücken servierte. Autohäuser und Oppositionspolitiker verschenken Zwiebeln an ihre Kunden beziehungsweise Wähler. Der Grund für die Zwiebel-Manie: Der Preis der vitaminreichen Knolle hat sich im Jahresvergleich vervielfacht. Die Inflationsrate schießt in die Höhe. Und die Zwiebel wird zum Symbol für die indischen Missstände.
Seit Monaten stoßen die Zwiebeln den Indern bitter auf. Rund zwei Drittel der 1,2 Milliarden Inder leben von weniger als 2 Dollar täglich, schätzt die Weltbank. Diese Menschen sind auf Zwiebeln angewiesen, um wenigstens einige Vitamine aufzunehmen. Der Preis für Zwiebeln aber lag im September 323 Prozent über dem des vergangenen Jahres. Schon im August notierte er 245 Prozent höher. Auf dem Markt kostet das Kilo Zwiebeln heute mit fast 100 Rupien (1,22 Euro) das Fünffache dessen, was die Händler noch vor einem Vierteljahr verlangten – damit kostet ein Kilo Zwiebeln viele Inder einen Tageslohn. Für die Armen des Subkontinents sind diese Steigerungen eine Katastrophe. Für die Politiker sind sie Zündstoff.
Indiens Landwirtschaft ist unproduktiv
„Der Zwiebelpreis ist immer ein Politikum. Er berührt die Ärmsten der Armen am meisten. Und er kann Wahlen entscheiden“, sagt PN Vasanti, Direktor des Centre for Media Studies in Neu Delhi. Der weitere Preisanstieg für Zwiebeln trieb die Teuerungsrate in Indien im September weiter, obwohl alle Analysten von einem Sinken ausgegangen waren. Die Großhandelspreise lagen im Jahresvergleich um 6,5 Prozent höher. Im August hatte der Anstieg bei 6,1 Prozent gelegen, Analysten hatten für den September mit einem Preisauftrieb von nur noch 5,8 bis 6Prozent gerechnet. Der Hauptgrund für den Wiederanstieg sind abermals die Preise für Lebensmittel: Sie lagen im September um 18,4 Prozent über dem Vorjahr. Die höheren Preise, von denen auch Früchte, Eier, Fleisch und Fisch betroffen sind, spiegeln vor allem die Überflutung einzelner Landesteile im Monsun wider. Inzwischen hat die Regierung entschieden, mehrere hunderttausend Tonnen Zwiebeln einzuführen – selbst vom Erzrivalen Pakistan.
Doch ist der Zwiebelengpass kein einmaliges Phänomen. Indiens Landwirtschaft ist extrem unproduktiv. So kommen Düngemittelhersteller wie BASF zu der Überzeugung, durch den Einsatz moderner Chemie die Erträge der Äcker um 40 Prozent jährlich steigern zu können. Zwar ist Indien mit rund 18 Millionen Tonnen jährlich der zweitgrößte Produzent von Zwiebeln nach China. Aber die Inder verzeichnen die drittschlechteste Ausbeute unter den 20 größten Zwiebelländern. Auch die Logistik ist eine Katastrophe: Frachtunternehmen schätzen, dass mehr als 30 Prozent ihrer Kosten in Bestechung fließt. Nur so lassen sich Landesgrenzen überwinden. Rund ein Drittel der Lebensmittel verdirbt auf dem Weg vom Bauern zum Verbraucher – auch dies trägt zur Knappheit des Angebotes und damit zu den hohen Preisen bei.
Hohe Lebensmittelpreise, hohe Zinsen
Die Regierung hatte darauf gehofft, der gute Monsun würde zu besseren Ernten führen und damit die Lebensmittelpreise dämpfen. Nun aber verschärft der Zyklon Phailan die Lage noch: Seine Zerstörung entlang der Ostküste trifft besonders Reisfelder. Auch diese Ernte könnte um ein Prozent geringer ausfallen, schätzen Bauernverbände. Schon im September lag der Reispreis um 19 Prozent über dem des vergangenen Jahres.
Hohe Lebensmittelpreise und damit eine hohe Inflationsrate werden die Notenbank zwingen, die Zinsen weiter hoch zu halten. Damit ist es unmöglich, die Konjunktur anzutreiben. Dies wird einerseits die derzeitige Regierung treffen. In Indien wird spätestens im nächsten Frühjahr gewählt. Zum anderen wird es auch den Handel treffen, denn nun beginnt die traditionelle Festsaison auf dem Subkontinent. Autos und auch Schmuck werden aber in der Regel mit Krediten bezahlt – die weiterhin teuer bleiben. Inzwischen rechnen Analysten nur noch mit einer Wachstumsrate von 3,8 Prozent für Indien; weniger als die Hälfte der 8 Prozent, die das Land braucht, um allein ausreichend Arbeitsstellen zu schaffen.
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lists: Top 100 highest-paid executives in B.C. in 2013
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RANKED BY | Total compensation in 2012
Rank '13 Executive Company Sector Salary
'12/'11 Bonus
'12/'11 Other compensation
'12/'11 Options-based awards '12/'11 Share-based awards '12/'11 Pension value '12/'11 Long-term compensation '12/'11 Total compensation '12/'11
1 Paul Wright, CEO Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $1,456,000
$1,400,000 $3,166,800
$3,640,000 $0
$0 $2,184,000
$1,045,000 $2,184,000
$1,048,719 $9,671,140
$4,206,054 $0
$0 $18,661,940
$11,339,773
2 Darren Entwistle, president and CEO Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Tech $1,362,500
$1,300,000 $685,071
$444,603 $84,218
$54,835 $0
$0 $7,685,071
$6,944,603 $1,219,000
$1,447,000 $0
$0 $11,035,860
$10,191,041
3 Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, president and CEO (NovaCopper), former president (NovaGold) NovaGold Resources and NovaCopper TSX:NCQ/TSX:NG Mining $602,180
$684,507 $348,873
$1,070,600 $60,076
$68,218 $0
$2,215,278 $9,840,158
$1,736,378 $0
$0 $0
$0 $10,851,287
$5,774,981
4 Don Lindsay, president and CEO Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining and refining $1,400,000
$1,350,000 $2,174,200
$1,451,900 $252,914
$149,768 $2,991,713
$2,940,000 $2,947,500
$2,940,000 $481,000
$495,000 $0
$0 $10,247,327
$9,326,668
5 Charles Jeannes, president and CEO Goldcorp Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $1,454,5441
$1,400,0001 $1,193,7621
$1,615,9101 $92,7611
$132,9731 $2,086,9531
$1,719,0881 $4,087,7811
$2,726,9401 $459,7341
$509,9891 $0
$3,244,9491 $9,375,5351
$11,349,8481
6 John Macken, former president Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:IVN Mining $269,1541
$791,2001 $0
$820,8701 $6,975,7371
$30,5571 $1,620,9091
$21,713,2531 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $8,865,8001
$23,355,8801
7 Gregory Lang, president and CEO NovaGold Resources Inc TSX:NG Mining $538,683
NA $554,610
NA $56,156
NA $3,627,715
NA $3,931,000
NA $0
NA $0
NA $8,708,164
NA
8 Peter Meredith, former deputy chair Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:TRQ Mining $184,6461
$658,6661 $0
$820,8701 $6,378,0771
$54,2911 $692,2101
$12,506,2741 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $7,254,9331
$14,040,1011
9 Bruce Aitken, former president and CEO Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $1,281,500
$1,220,250 $1,070,000
$1,250,000 $455,398
$390,612 $1,979,438
$1,455,063 $1,968,750
$1,428,510 $246,669
$234,898 $0
$0 $7,001,755
$5,979,333
10 Jon Feltheimer, co-chair and CEO Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $1,219,6861
$1,186,8002 $4,995,9991
$1,879,1002 $94,0751
$43,2512 $0
$0 $121,3791
$4,710,3922 $0
$0 $0
$0 $6,431,1381
$7,819,5431
11 Barry Goldberg, global head of M&A and restructuring Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Financial services $0
$0 $5,030,000
$1,056,948 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,283,427
$454,639 $0
$0 $0
$0 $6,313,427
$1,511,587
12 Philip Evershed, global head of investment banking Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Financial services $0
$0 $5,030,000
$1,081,948 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,282,474
$428,139 $0
$0 $0
$0 $6,312,474
$1,510,087
13 Norman Pitcher, president Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $745,000
$650,000 $839,313
$812,500 $0
$0 $904,899
$498,750 $957,634
$1,027,279 $2,611,703
$199,604 $0
$0 $6,058,549
$3,188,133
14 Michael Burns, vice-chair Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $949,0501
$939,4871 $3,996,9991
$1,400,0001 $16,2761
$16,5551 $0
$0 $602,5961
$329,5981 $0
$0 $0
$0 $5,564,921
$2,685,640
15 Joe Natale, chief commercial officer Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Tele-
communications $750,000
$737,500 $328,537
$237,619 $3,566
$2,687 $0
$0 $3,328,537
$2,487,619 $582,000
$632,000 $0
$0 $4,992,640
$4,097,425
16 Randall Oliphant, executive chair New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Mining $649,6101
$657,6051 $1,499,0991
$1,112,8701 $11,4791
$21,7521 $1,324,2181
$2,955,2641 $1,437,1181
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,921,5251
$4,747,4911
17 Michael Waites, outgoing president and CEO Finning International Inc TSX:FTT Heavy equipment distributor $950,000
$947,115 $700,000
$500,000 $62,356
$65,246 $1,286,218
$862,150 $1,286,218
$862,150 $569,000
$1,008,000 $0
$0 $4,853,792
$4,244,661
18 Steven Beeks, co-COO Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $749,2501
$741,7501 $999,9991
$791,2001 $6,6281
$11,7921 $1,311,1881
$0 $1,428,5701
$363,0561 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,495,6351
$1,907,7981
19 Lindsay Hall, CFO Goldcorp Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $876,1231
$859,9811 $530,3451
$752,8411 $50,3501
$47,7821 $942,7831
$1,432,5731 $1,846,6601
$1,274,9191 $243,9561
$245,9951 $0
$1,528,9471 $4,490,2171
$6,143,0371
20 Christine Day, CEO Lululemon Athletica Inc Nasdaq:LULU Yoga-inspired athletic apparel company $671,1071
$639,6561 $831,3171
$941,3191 $12,4551
$7,4741 $686,9981
$581,7791 $2,074,2721
$1,401,1651 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,276,1491
$3,571,3931
21 Robert Friedland Turquoise Hill Resources and Ivanplats Limited TSX:IE, TSX:IVN Mining/energy $611,8881
$890,1001 $499,5001
$919,7701 $649,3501
$0 $2,497,6981
$10,763,5551 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,258,4351
$12,573,4251
22 Randy Smallwood, president and CEO Silver Wheaton Corp TSX:SLW Silver sales $813,3171
$656,5041 $1,230,0171
$729,3631 $11,5321
$10,9161 $1,158,3901
$969,4831 $778,5051
$490,1151 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,991,7611
$2,856,3811
23 Tony Giardini, former CFO Turquoise Hill Resources and Capstone Mining TSX:IVN Mining $523,0121
$450,0131 $0
$439,9561 $2,390,3431
$17,5231 $790,5101
$5,690,1651 $0
$0 $0
$0 $200,7231
$0 $3,904,5891
$6,597,6561
24 Gillyeard Leathley, COO NovaGold Resources Inc TSX:NG Mining $384,133
$350,000 $264,350
$254,620 $1,306,176
$31,770 $1,261,901
$0 $651,250
$891,260 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,867,810
$1,527,650
25 Darrell Bertram, vice-president, operations Energold Drilling Corp TSX-V:EGD Drilling services $250,000
$104,157 $0
$0 $3,549,631
$1,487,609 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,799,631
$1,591,766
26 Brian Bertram, president Energold Drilling Corp TSX-V:EGD Drilling services $250,000
$104,157 $0
$0 $3,491,154
$1,487,609 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,741,154
$1,591,766
27 Eros Spadotto, executive vice-president, technology strategy Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Telecommunications $537,500
$493,750 $214,977
$144,414 $3,566
$2,687 $0
$0 $2,214,977
$1,844,414 $743,000
$475,000 $0
$350,000 $3,714,020
$3,310,265
28 Robert McFarlane, former CFO Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Telecommunications $587,500
$537,500 $232,737
$157,210 $1,901,918
$1,535 $0
$0 $232,737
$1,857,210 $510,000
$497,000 $0
$0 $3,464,892
$3,050,455
29 John Gillespie, head of international equities group Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Financial services $250,917
NA $2,735,315
NA $7,145
NA $0
NA $376,375
NA $0
NA $0
NA $3,369,752
NA
30 Josh Blair, chief corporate officer Telus Corp TSX:T Tech/tele-communications $462,500
$412,500 $202,598
$135,629 $1,918
$1,535 $0
$0 $2,102,598
$1,635,629 $537,000
$649,000 $0
$0 $3,306,614
$2,834,293
31 Robert Gallagher, president and CEO New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Mining $649,6101
$650,3713 $799,5201
$600,3433 $11,4791
$11,2313 $863,0251
$2,045,9293 $928,1391
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,251,7721
$3,307,8741
32 Clive Johnson, president and CEO B2Gold Corp TSX:BGO, AIM:BAU Mining $599,4001
$445,0501 $599,4001
$0 $5,0951
$5,0441 $0
$0 $1,998,0001
$1,483,5001 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,201,8951
$1,933,5941
33 Ronald Vance, senior vice-president, corporate development Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining $650,000
$625,000 $569,900
$441,200 $51,288
$25,372 $837,680
$823,200 $1,002,150
$999,600 $84,500
$81,250 $0
$0 $3,195,518
$2,995,622
34 Hank Ketcham, executive chair West Fraser Timber Co Ltd TSX:WFT Forestry $721,100
$717,500 $496,200
$0 $0
$0 $874,150
$874,000 $875,500
$875,600 $217,900
$114,500 $0
$0 $3,184,850
$2,581,600
35 David Demers, CEO Westport Innovations Inc TSX:WPT Technology $650,000
$450,000 $975,000
$675,000 $11,485
$10,634 $424,168
$0 $1,110,947
$2,109,525 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,171,600
$3,245,159
36 Robert Quartermain, president and CEO Pretium Resources Inc TSX:PVG Mining $400,000
$400,000 $0
$0 $455,691
$1,505,650 $2,315,693
$1,861,158 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,171,384
$3,766,808
37 Juan Carlos Villegas, COO Finning International Inc TSX:FTT Heavy equipment distributor $676,202
$526,072 $407,684
$278,555 $771,122
$133,356 $381,751
$169,100 $381,751
$169,100 $46,731
$0 $500,000
$0 $3,165,241
$1,276,183
38 Nicholas Walker, COO Africa Oil Corp TSX-V:AOI Oil and gas exploration $78,8701
NA $77,7341
NA $0
NA $3,002,8441
NA $0
NA $0
NA $0
NA $3,159,4481
NA
39 Lindsay Gordon, former CEO HSBC Bank Canada HSBC Holdings plc. Financial services $650,000
$650,000 $1,146,225
$1,010,963 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,146,225
$1,335,963 $215,000
$27,726 $0
$0 $3,157,450
$3,024,652
40 Paul Reynolds, CEO Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Services/Finance $750,000
$450,000 $1,874,000
$2,097,190 $10,176
$8,651 $0
$0 $517,559
$594,970 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,151,735
$3,150,811
41 Giulio Bonifacio, president and CEO Nevada Copper Corp TSX:NCU Copper development $309,6901
$291,7551 $0
$0 $99,9001
$148,3501 $2,740,3001
$999,1371 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,149,8901
$1,439,2421
42 Joseph Drake, former COO Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $849,1501
$840,6501 $1,998,9991
$395,6001 $2,9571
$3,1881 $0
$0 $258,5411
$724,8381 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,109,6471
$1,964,2761
43 George Johnson, senior vice-president of operations B2Gold Corp TSX:BTO Mining $299,7001
$247,2501 $299,7001
$0 $5,9421
$5,6421 $0
$0 $2,372,6251
$3,936,2201 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,977,9671
$4,189,1121
44 Peter Rozee, senior vice-president, commercial affairs Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining $600,000
$575,000 $515,200
$389,200 $139,026
$92,346 $718,011
$705,600 $825,300
$823,200 $173,000
$188,000 $0
$0 $2,970,537
$2,773,346
45 Timo Jauristo, executive vice-president, corporate development Goldcorp Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $589,4101
$515,0001 $316,6531
$515,0001 $28,8491
$26,3151 $634,2521
$1,432,5731 $1,242,349
$991,614 $155,8441
$150,0001 $0
$1,176,1371 $2,967,3581
$4,806,6391
46 Chadwick Wasilenkoff, chair, president and CEO Fortress Paper Ltd TSX:FTP Pulp and security paper $1,000,000
$1,000,000 $500,000
$0 $0
$0 $1,414,631
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,914,631
$1,000,000
47 George Burns, COO Goldcorp Inc TSX:G Gold mining $613,3861
$520,6661 $443,8971
$385,7101 $29,6281
$75,5891 $640,7981
$1,003,1401 $1,107,0761
$1,517,2841 $61,1101
$100,9821 $0
$0 $2,895,8941
$3,603,3711
48 Alexander Black, president and CEO Rio Alto Mining Ltd TSX:RIO Mining $499,5001
$139,7621 $727,2721
$217,5801 $0
$0 $0
$723,0021 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,662,3361
$0 $2,889,1081
$1,080,3441
49 Anthony Hawkshaw, CFO Rio Alto Mining Ltd TSX:RIO Mining $499,5001
$138,9551 $727,2721
$217,5801 $0
$0 $0
$423,0021 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,662,3361
$0 $2,889,1081
$779,5371
50 Robert Butchofsky, former president and CEO QLT Inc TSX:QLT; Nasdaq:QLTI Tech/Biotech $319,3131
$546,7181 $239,4851
$01 $2,320,6801
$16,8051 $0
$834,3431 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$348,5331 $2,879,4791
$1,746,3991
51 Ronald Millos, CFO Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining $600,000
$575,000 $508,900
$399,500 $125,809
$82,190 $718,011
$588,000 $825,300
$705,600 $78,000
$74,750 $0
$0 $2,856,020
$2,425,040
52 Robert Sibthorpe, former president and CEO Roxgold Inc TSX-V:ROG Mineral exploration and development $153,944
$50,218 $0
$0 $616,799
$113,000 $2,054,068
$392,191 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,824,811
$555,409
53 Keith Neumeyer, CEO First Majestic Silver Corp TSX:FR Mining $702,8981
$494,5001 $247,7081
$9,4181 $43,7271
$16,7411 $1,828,6931
$1,721,0721 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,823,0271
$2,241,7311
54 Troy Pierro, CEO Gold Canyon Resources Inc TSX-V:GCU Gold exploration $66,140
NA $0
NA $103,452
NA $2,602,925
NA $0
NA $0
NA $0
NA $2,772,517
NA
55 Lars-Eric Johansson, president and CEO Ivanplats Limited TSX:IVP Mining exploration and development $349,6501
$313,1841 $499,5001
$494,5001 $3,6881
$3,7341 $1,830,1871
$321,6301 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,683,0251
$1,133,0481
56 Darren Pylot, president and CEO Capstone Mining Corp TSX:CS Mining $574,1951
$524,9471 $563,2101
$451,6261 $33,2331
$15,4341 $543,4091
$658,1641 $0
$0 $0
$0 $968,4881
$0 $2,682,5351
$1,650,1711
57 Ramon Davila, COO First Majestic Silver Corp TSX-V:FR Silver mining $599,4001
$395,6001 $195,7121
$16,7811 $4,5691
$10,7081 $1,828,6931
$1,290,8041 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,628,3751
$1,713,8931
58 Dawn Moss, executive vice-president, administration and corporate secretary Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Gold Mining $436,800
$420,000 $371,280
$693,000 $0
$0 $436,800
$274,322 $436,800
$275,275 $900,948
$620,014 $0
$0 $2,582,628
$2,282,611
59 Ian Kilgour, senior vice-president, coal Teck TSX:TCK Mining $600,000
$575,000 $537,700
$351,200 $16,752
$3,560 $598,343
$588,000 $707,400
$705,600 $78,000
$65,400 $0
$0 $2,538,195
$2,288,760
60 Duncan Davies, president and CEO International Forest Products Limited TSX:IFP.A Forest products $653,000
$656,000 $0
$0 $25,726
$15,877 $0
$0 $492,425
$550,495 $66,255
$66,775 $1,300,000
$1,300,000 $2,537,406
$2,589,147
61 Greg Lang, president and CEO PMC-Sierra Inc Nasdaq:PMCS Technology $659,3401
$644,7521 $0
$0 $15,9691
$23,8761 $705,6141
$1,239,3751 $816,7821
$709,5481 $0
$0 $318,0181
$449,7141 $2,515,7231
$3,067,2651
62 Philip Pascall, chair and CEO First Quantum Minerals Ltd TSX:FM Mining $1,023,9751
$951,9131 $849,1501
$880,2101 $41,6921
$30,4601 $0
$0 $598,7861
$603,4471 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,513,6031
$2,466,0301
63 Elaine Sanders, CFO (NovaCopper) and former CFO (NovaGold) NovaGold Resources and NovaCopper TSX:NCQ Mining $297,725
$265,176 $233,610
$152,652 $475,859
$24,483 $807,459
$364,272 $599,464
$285,012 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,414,117
$1,091,595
64 Jason Henderson, executive vice-president and managing director, head global markets and treasurer HSBC Bank Canada NA Financial services $400,000
$515,385 $977,085
$784,391 $0
$0 $0
$0 $977,085
$784,391 $16,006
$16,924 $0
$0 $2,370,176
$2,101,091
65 John Smith, president and CEO Silver Standard Resources Inc TSX:SSO Silver mining $646,4871
$624,9371 $517,1891
$0 $15,8111
$32,8041 $547,8601
$574,6661 $624,6241
$1,219,6571 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,351,9711
$2,452,0641
66 Jason Cohenour, CEO Sierra Wireless Inc TSX:SW; Nasdaq:SWIR Technology $573,4451
$569,5431 $321,8131
$127,1001 $0
$0 $356,0621
$546,7341 $1,090,9231
$774,7451 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,342,2421
$2,018,1221
67 David Deisley, executive vice-president and general counsel NovaGold Resources Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $35,495
$450,0001 $49,580
$441,0781 $885
$38,3881 $916,342
$1,432,5731 $1,330,458
$1,041,195 NA
$128,9971 NA4
$1,234,9641 $2,332,760
$4,767,1961
68 Thomas Skidmore, chair, president and CEO GLENTEL Inc TSX:GLN Telecom retailer $1,100,000
$985,000 $715,000
$591,000 $163,900
$419,150 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $300,000
$200,000 $2,278,900
$2,195,150
69 Travis Karr, vice-president and general manager, enterprise storage division PMC-Sierra Inc Nasdaq:PMCS Technology $309,4261
$290,7151 $42,929
$0 $7,0661
$6,9221 $97,1031
$350,1061 $1,716,6221
$200,4401 $0
$0 $99,3411
$106,1501 $2,272,4861
$954,3331
70 Joseph Piekenbrock, vice-president, exploration (NovaCopper) and former Novagold vice-president, exploration Novagold Resources and NovaCopper TSX:NCQ/TSX:NG Mining $272,828
$244,505 $188,251
$128,121 $398,570
$6,113 $586,392
$259,994 $824,972
$203,994 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,271,014
$842,727
71 Daniel Friedmann, president and CEO MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd TSX:MDA Technology $435,000
$435,000 $728,000
$487,200 $14,121
$1,010,466 $0
$0 $903,725
$1,779,360 $146,500
$0 $0
$0 $2,227,346
$3,712,026
72 Russell Hallbauer, president and CEO Taseko Mines Ltd TSX:TKO; AMEX:TGB Mining $535,000
$519,000 $321,000
$310,000 $0
$0 $1,237,206
$948,550 $0
$0 $113,340
$77,500 $0
$0 $2,206,546
$1,855,050
73 Ernest Mast, vice-president, operations New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Gold mining $174,0621
NA $184,8891
NA $250,7091
NA $1,115,0291
NA $449,0991
NA $0
NA $0
NA $2,173,7881
NA
74 Bruce Bragagnolo, CEO Timmins Gold Corp TSX:TMM Gold mining $374,6241
$345,7361 $224,7751
$173,0751 $0
$0 $1,505,3711
$795,1711 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,104,7701
$1,313,9821
75 Ken McNaughton, chief exploration officer Pretium Resources Inc TSX:PVG Gold exploration $300,000
$300,000 $0
$0 $250,000
$300,000 $1,543,795
$3,787,740 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,093,795
$4,387,740
76 Joseph Ovsenek, chief development officer Pretium Resources Inc TSX:PVG Gold exploration $300,000
$296,7001 $0
$0 $250,000
$296,7001 $1,543,795
$3,746,0751 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,093,795
$4,339,475
77 Arturo Bonillas, president Timmins Gold Corp TSX:TMM Gold mining $363,0081
$292,8861 $224,7751
$179,0751 $0
$0 $1,505,3711
$795,1711 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,093,1541
$1,267,1321
78 Barry Olson, senior vice-president, project development Goldcorp Inc TSX:G Gold mining $484,5151
$346,1501 $201,6481
$288,7881 $58,9451
$12,0841 $433,7581
$1,003,1401 $849,5921
$1,517,2841 $19,9801
$19,3841 $0
$0 $2,048,4381
$3,186,8301
79 Kay Priestly, CEO Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:TRQ Mining $353,8131
NA $696,7531
NA $415,4221
NA $0
NA $463,9721
NA $118,3771
NA $0
NA $2,048,3361
NA
80 Brian Penny, CFO New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Gold mining $399,7601
$385,2201 $499,7001
$400,2281 $11,4791
$11,2311 $511,4221
$1,048,6381 $558,8801
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,981,2401
$1,845,3171
81 David Awram, senior executive vice-president Sandstorm Gold and Sandstorm Metals and Energy TSX:SSL, TSX-V:SND Metals streaming $240,841
$220,000 $575,632
$250,000 $0
$0 $0
$536,229 $1,104,080
$0 $0
$0 $0
NA $1,920,553
$1,006,229
82 Nolan Watson, president and CEO Sandstorm Gold and Sandstorm Metals and Energy TSX:SSL, TSX-V:SND Metals streaming $240,000
$220,000 $575,632
$375,000 $0
$0 $0
$536,229 $1,104,080
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,919,712
$1,131,229
83 Don Demens, president and CEO Western Forest Products Inc TSX:WEF Forestry $315,192
$250,192 $87,500
$80,000 $2,048
$1,730 $1,388,000
$225,000 $87,500
$30,000 $22,063
$17,513 $0
$0 $1,902,303
$604,435
84 Laura Klauberg, senior vice-president, brand and community Lululemon Athletica Inc Nasdaq:LULU Yoga-inspired athletic apparel company $333,9021
NA $529,9881
NA $40,2151
NA $192,1791
NA $785,3281
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,881,6121
NA
85 Steve Garcia, former executive vice-president Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:IVN Mining $448,4151
$445,0501 $999,0001
$435,1601 $156,4311
$169,3611 $238,3191
$3,110,0041 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,842,1661
$4,159,5761
86 Haytham Hodaly, senior vice-president, corporate development Silver Wheaton Corp TSX:SLW Silver streaming $417,5031
NA $481,9661
NA $11,5321
NA $780,3251
NA $148,1041
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,839,4301
NA
87 Paul Schiodtz, senior vice-president, Latin America Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $512,741
$476,293 $270,000
$325,473 $59,887
$70,480 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $271,000
$28,578 $0
$0 $1,830,316
$1,432,734
88 Wayne Levin, general counsel Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $749,2501
$741,7501 $999,9991
$1,384,6001 $2,9571
$3,1881 $0
$0 $71,4291
$998,3961 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,823,6351
$3,127,9341
89 Allen Palmiere, CEO Adriana Resources Inc TSX-V:ADI Mining exploration and development $500,000
$500,000 $0
$0 $505,769
$97,750 $811,366
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,817,135
$597,750
90 Gregory Martin, CFO Silver Standard Resources Inc TSX:SSO Mining $298,9871
NA $246,8521
NA $27,4801
NA $1,196,2821
NA $0
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,769,6011
NA
91 Ted Seraphim, president and CEO West Fraser Timber Co Ltd TSX:WFT Forestry $436,250
$366,250 $271,250
$0 $0
$0 $310,150
$209,000 $313,550
$211,200 $429,000
$372,900 $0
$0 $1,760,200
$1,159,350
92 Fabiana Chubbs, CFO Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $416,000
$239,875 $395,200
$310,000 $0
$0 $416,000
$212,088 $416,000
$206,250 $112,636
$62,186 $0
$0 $1,755,836
$1,030,399
93 Peter Blake, CEO Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Inc TSX,NYSE:RBA Auctioneers $753,246
$620,103 $370,473
$315,284 $54,535
$50,813 $475,111
$346,071 $0
NA $0
$0 $91,971
$103,166 $1,745,337
$1,435,437
94 Paul Skayman, COO Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $459,000
$350,000 $304,500
$262,500 $0
$0 $439,555
$267,178 $464,851
$268,039 $66,652
$0 $0
$0 $1,734,558
$1,147,717
95 Rod Baker, president and CEO Great Canadian Gaming Corp TSX:GC Gaming $525,000
$466,442 $525,000
$468,750 $0
$0 $669,040
$689,130 $0
$0 $11,910
$11,485 $0
$0 $1,730,950
$1,635,807
96 Bryce Roxburgh, president and CEO Exeter Resource Corp TSX:XRC Resources $360,000
$360,000 $0
$125,000 $0
$0 $1,358,175
$606,740 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,718,175
$1,091,740
97 Ian Cameron, CFO Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $488,500
$475,750 $305,000
$327,000 $125,003
$121,173 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $80,583
$78,499 $0
$0 $1,715,774
$1,534,332
98 Michael Macdonald, senior vice-president, global operations Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $486,250
$466,250 $258,000
$341,000 $137,103
$132,591 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $80,211
$76,931 $0
$0 $1,678,252
$1,548,682
99 John Floren, president and CEO Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $497,250
$478,250 $273,000
$331,000 $108,082
$106,616 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $82,026
$78,911 $0
$0 $1,677,046
$1,526,687
100 John Currie, CFO Lululemon Athletica Inc Nasdaq:LULU Retail $442,7191
$423,7481 $411,0401
$467,0391 $4,2441
$3,2781 $194,5251
$174,5341 $586,9581
$420,3501 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,639,4861
$1,488,9491
Sources: BIV research based on company's most recent management information circular. NR Not ranked NA Not available 1 - Converted from U.S. dollars 2 - Converted from U.S. dollars 3 - Converted from US dollars 4 -
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RANKED BY | Total compensation in 2012
Rank '13 Executive Company Sector Salary
'12/'11 Bonus
'12/'11 Other compensation
'12/'11 Options-based awards '12/'11 Share-based awards '12/'11 Pension value '12/'11 Long-term compensation '12/'11 Total compensation '12/'11
1 Paul Wright, CEO Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $1,456,000
$1,400,000 $3,166,800
$3,640,000 $0
$0 $2,184,000
$1,045,000 $2,184,000
$1,048,719 $9,671,140
$4,206,054 $0
$0 $18,661,940
$11,339,773
2 Darren Entwistle, president and CEO Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Tech $1,362,500
$1,300,000 $685,071
$444,603 $84,218
$54,835 $0
$0 $7,685,071
$6,944,603 $1,219,000
$1,447,000 $0
$0 $11,035,860
$10,191,041
3 Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, president and CEO (NovaCopper), former president (NovaGold) NovaGold Resources and NovaCopper TSX:NCQ/TSX:NG Mining $602,180
$684,507 $348,873
$1,070,600 $60,076
$68,218 $0
$2,215,278 $9,840,158
$1,736,378 $0
$0 $0
$0 $10,851,287
$5,774,981
4 Don Lindsay, president and CEO Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining and refining $1,400,000
$1,350,000 $2,174,200
$1,451,900 $252,914
$149,768 $2,991,713
$2,940,000 $2,947,500
$2,940,000 $481,000
$495,000 $0
$0 $10,247,327
$9,326,668
5 Charles Jeannes, president and CEO Goldcorp Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $1,454,5441
$1,400,0001 $1,193,7621
$1,615,9101 $92,7611
$132,9731 $2,086,9531
$1,719,0881 $4,087,7811
$2,726,9401 $459,7341
$509,9891 $0
$3,244,9491 $9,375,5351
$11,349,8481
6 John Macken, former president Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:IVN Mining $269,1541
$791,2001 $0
$820,8701 $6,975,7371
$30,5571 $1,620,9091
$21,713,2531 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $8,865,8001
$23,355,8801
7 Gregory Lang, president and CEO NovaGold Resources Inc TSX:NG Mining $538,683
NA $554,610
NA $56,156
NA $3,627,715
NA $3,931,000
NA $0
NA $0
NA $8,708,164
NA
8 Peter Meredith, former deputy chair Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:TRQ Mining $184,6461
$658,6661 $0
$820,8701 $6,378,0771
$54,2911 $692,2101
$12,506,2741 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $7,254,9331
$14,040,1011
9 Bruce Aitken, former president and CEO Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $1,281,500
$1,220,250 $1,070,000
$1,250,000 $455,398
$390,612 $1,979,438
$1,455,063 $1,968,750
$1,428,510 $246,669
$234,898 $0
$0 $7,001,755
$5,979,333
10 Jon Feltheimer, co-chair and CEO Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $1,219,6861
$1,186,8002 $4,995,9991
$1,879,1002 $94,0751
$43,2512 $0
$0 $121,3791
$4,710,3922 $0
$0 $0
$0 $6,431,1381
$7,819,5431
11 Barry Goldberg, global head of M&A and restructuring Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Financial services $0
$0 $5,030,000
$1,056,948 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,283,427
$454,639 $0
$0 $0
$0 $6,313,427
$1,511,587
12 Philip Evershed, global head of investment banking Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Financial services $0
$0 $5,030,000
$1,081,948 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,282,474
$428,139 $0
$0 $0
$0 $6,312,474
$1,510,087
13 Norman Pitcher, president Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $745,000
$650,000 $839,313
$812,500 $0
$0 $904,899
$498,750 $957,634
$1,027,279 $2,611,703
$199,604 $0
$0 $6,058,549
$3,188,133
14 Michael Burns, vice-chair Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $949,0501
$939,4871 $3,996,9991
$1,400,0001 $16,2761
$16,5551 $0
$0 $602,5961
$329,5981 $0
$0 $0
$0 $5,564,921
$2,685,640
15 Joe Natale, chief commercial officer Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Tele-
communications $750,000
$737,500 $328,537
$237,619 $3,566
$2,687 $0
$0 $3,328,537
$2,487,619 $582,000
$632,000 $0
$0 $4,992,640
$4,097,425
16 Randall Oliphant, executive chair New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Mining $649,6101
$657,6051 $1,499,0991
$1,112,8701 $11,4791
$21,7521 $1,324,2181
$2,955,2641 $1,437,1181
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,921,5251
$4,747,4911
17 Michael Waites, outgoing president and CEO Finning International Inc TSX:FTT Heavy equipment distributor $950,000
$947,115 $700,000
$500,000 $62,356
$65,246 $1,286,218
$862,150 $1,286,218
$862,150 $569,000
$1,008,000 $0
$0 $4,853,792
$4,244,661
18 Steven Beeks, co-COO Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $749,2501
$741,7501 $999,9991
$791,2001 $6,6281
$11,7921 $1,311,1881
$0 $1,428,5701
$363,0561 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,495,6351
$1,907,7981
19 Lindsay Hall, CFO Goldcorp Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $876,1231
$859,9811 $530,3451
$752,8411 $50,3501
$47,7821 $942,7831
$1,432,5731 $1,846,6601
$1,274,9191 $243,9561
$245,9951 $0
$1,528,9471 $4,490,2171
$6,143,0371
20 Christine Day, CEO Lululemon Athletica Inc Nasdaq:LULU Yoga-inspired athletic apparel company $671,1071
$639,6561 $831,3171
$941,3191 $12,4551
$7,4741 $686,9981
$581,7791 $2,074,2721
$1,401,1651 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,276,1491
$3,571,3931
21 Robert Friedland Turquoise Hill Resources and Ivanplats Limited TSX:IE, TSX:IVN Mining/energy $611,8881
$890,1001 $499,5001
$919,7701 $649,3501
$0 $2,497,6981
$10,763,5551 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $4,258,4351
$12,573,4251
22 Randy Smallwood, president and CEO Silver Wheaton Corp TSX:SLW Silver sales $813,3171
$656,5041 $1,230,0171
$729,3631 $11,5321
$10,9161 $1,158,3901
$969,4831 $778,5051
$490,1151 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,991,7611
$2,856,3811
23 Tony Giardini, former CFO Turquoise Hill Resources and Capstone Mining TSX:IVN Mining $523,0121
$450,0131 $0
$439,9561 $2,390,3431
$17,5231 $790,5101
$5,690,1651 $0
$0 $0
$0 $200,7231
$0 $3,904,5891
$6,597,6561
24 Gillyeard Leathley, COO NovaGold Resources Inc TSX:NG Mining $384,133
$350,000 $264,350
$254,620 $1,306,176
$31,770 $1,261,901
$0 $651,250
$891,260 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,867,810
$1,527,650
25 Darrell Bertram, vice-president, operations Energold Drilling Corp TSX-V:EGD Drilling services $250,000
$104,157 $0
$0 $3,549,631
$1,487,609 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,799,631
$1,591,766
26 Brian Bertram, president Energold Drilling Corp TSX-V:EGD Drilling services $250,000
$104,157 $0
$0 $3,491,154
$1,487,609 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,741,154
$1,591,766
27 Eros Spadotto, executive vice-president, technology strategy Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Telecommunications $537,500
$493,750 $214,977
$144,414 $3,566
$2,687 $0
$0 $2,214,977
$1,844,414 $743,000
$475,000 $0
$350,000 $3,714,020
$3,310,265
28 Robert McFarlane, former CFO Telus Corp TSX:T; NYSE:TU Telecommunications $587,500
$537,500 $232,737
$157,210 $1,901,918
$1,535 $0
$0 $232,737
$1,857,210 $510,000
$497,000 $0
$0 $3,464,892
$3,050,455
29 John Gillespie, head of international equities group Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Financial services $250,917
NA $2,735,315
NA $7,145
NA $0
NA $376,375
NA $0
NA $0
NA $3,369,752
NA
30 Josh Blair, chief corporate officer Telus Corp TSX:T Tech/tele-communications $462,500
$412,500 $202,598
$135,629 $1,918
$1,535 $0
$0 $2,102,598
$1,635,629 $537,000
$649,000 $0
$0 $3,306,614
$2,834,293
31 Robert Gallagher, president and CEO New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Mining $649,6101
$650,3713 $799,5201
$600,3433 $11,4791
$11,2313 $863,0251
$2,045,9293 $928,1391
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,251,7721
$3,307,8741
32 Clive Johnson, president and CEO B2Gold Corp TSX:BGO, AIM:BAU Mining $599,4001
$445,0501 $599,4001
$0 $5,0951
$5,0441 $0
$0 $1,998,0001
$1,483,5001 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,201,8951
$1,933,5941
33 Ronald Vance, senior vice-president, corporate development Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining $650,000
$625,000 $569,900
$441,200 $51,288
$25,372 $837,680
$823,200 $1,002,150
$999,600 $84,500
$81,250 $0
$0 $3,195,518
$2,995,622
34 Hank Ketcham, executive chair West Fraser Timber Co Ltd TSX:WFT Forestry $721,100
$717,500 $496,200
$0 $0
$0 $874,150
$874,000 $875,500
$875,600 $217,900
$114,500 $0
$0 $3,184,850
$2,581,600
35 David Demers, CEO Westport Innovations Inc TSX:WPT Technology $650,000
$450,000 $975,000
$675,000 $11,485
$10,634 $424,168
$0 $1,110,947
$2,109,525 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,171,600
$3,245,159
36 Robert Quartermain, president and CEO Pretium Resources Inc TSX:PVG Mining $400,000
$400,000 $0
$0 $455,691
$1,505,650 $2,315,693
$1,861,158 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,171,384
$3,766,808
37 Juan Carlos Villegas, COO Finning International Inc TSX:FTT Heavy equipment distributor $676,202
$526,072 $407,684
$278,555 $771,122
$133,356 $381,751
$169,100 $381,751
$169,100 $46,731
$0 $500,000
$0 $3,165,241
$1,276,183
38 Nicholas Walker, COO Africa Oil Corp TSX-V:AOI Oil and gas exploration $78,8701
NA $77,7341
NA $0
NA $3,002,8441
NA $0
NA $0
NA $0
NA $3,159,4481
NA
39 Lindsay Gordon, former CEO HSBC Bank Canada HSBC Holdings plc. Financial services $650,000
$650,000 $1,146,225
$1,010,963 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,146,225
$1,335,963 $215,000
$27,726 $0
$0 $3,157,450
$3,024,652
40 Paul Reynolds, CEO Canaccord Financial Inc TSX:CF Services/Finance $750,000
$450,000 $1,874,000
$2,097,190 $10,176
$8,651 $0
$0 $517,559
$594,970 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,151,735
$3,150,811
41 Giulio Bonifacio, president and CEO Nevada Copper Corp TSX:NCU Copper development $309,6901
$291,7551 $0
$0 $99,9001
$148,3501 $2,740,3001
$999,1371 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,149,8901
$1,439,2421
42 Joseph Drake, former COO Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $849,1501
$840,6501 $1,998,9991
$395,6001 $2,9571
$3,1881 $0
$0 $258,5411
$724,8381 $0
$0 $0
$0 $3,109,6471
$1,964,2761
43 George Johnson, senior vice-president of operations B2Gold Corp TSX:BTO Mining $299,7001
$247,2501 $299,7001
$0 $5,9421
$5,6421 $0
$0 $2,372,6251
$3,936,2201 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,977,9671
$4,189,1121
44 Peter Rozee, senior vice-president, commercial affairs Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining $600,000
$575,000 $515,200
$389,200 $139,026
$92,346 $718,011
$705,600 $825,300
$823,200 $173,000
$188,000 $0
$0 $2,970,537
$2,773,346
45 Timo Jauristo, executive vice-president, corporate development Goldcorp Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $589,4101
$515,0001 $316,6531
$515,0001 $28,8491
$26,3151 $634,2521
$1,432,5731 $1,242,349
$991,614 $155,8441
$150,0001 $0
$1,176,1371 $2,967,3581
$4,806,6391
46 Chadwick Wasilenkoff, chair, president and CEO Fortress Paper Ltd TSX:FTP Pulp and security paper $1,000,000
$1,000,000 $500,000
$0 $0
$0 $1,414,631
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,914,631
$1,000,000
47 George Burns, COO Goldcorp Inc TSX:G Gold mining $613,3861
$520,6661 $443,8971
$385,7101 $29,6281
$75,5891 $640,7981
$1,003,1401 $1,107,0761
$1,517,2841 $61,1101
$100,9821 $0
$0 $2,895,8941
$3,603,3711
48 Alexander Black, president and CEO Rio Alto Mining Ltd TSX:RIO Mining $499,5001
$139,7621 $727,2721
$217,5801 $0
$0 $0
$723,0021 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,662,3361
$0 $2,889,1081
$1,080,3441
49 Anthony Hawkshaw, CFO Rio Alto Mining Ltd TSX:RIO Mining $499,5001
$138,9551 $727,2721
$217,5801 $0
$0 $0
$423,0021 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,662,3361
$0 $2,889,1081
$779,5371
50 Robert Butchofsky, former president and CEO QLT Inc TSX:QLT; Nasdaq:QLTI Tech/Biotech $319,3131
$546,7181 $239,4851
$01 $2,320,6801
$16,8051 $0
$834,3431 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$348,5331 $2,879,4791
$1,746,3991
51 Ronald Millos, CFO Teck TSX:TCK.B Mining $600,000
$575,000 $508,900
$399,500 $125,809
$82,190 $718,011
$588,000 $825,300
$705,600 $78,000
$74,750 $0
$0 $2,856,020
$2,425,040
52 Robert Sibthorpe, former president and CEO Roxgold Inc TSX-V:ROG Mineral exploration and development $153,944
$50,218 $0
$0 $616,799
$113,000 $2,054,068
$392,191 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,824,811
$555,409
53 Keith Neumeyer, CEO First Majestic Silver Corp TSX:FR Mining $702,8981
$494,5001 $247,7081
$9,4181 $43,7271
$16,7411 $1,828,6931
$1,721,0721 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,823,0271
$2,241,7311
54 Troy Pierro, CEO Gold Canyon Resources Inc TSX-V:GCU Gold exploration $66,140
NA $0
NA $103,452
NA $2,602,925
NA $0
NA $0
NA $0
NA $2,772,517
NA
55 Lars-Eric Johansson, president and CEO Ivanplats Limited TSX:IVP Mining exploration and development $349,6501
$313,1841 $499,5001
$494,5001 $3,6881
$3,7341 $1,830,1871
$321,6301 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,683,0251
$1,133,0481
56 Darren Pylot, president and CEO Capstone Mining Corp TSX:CS Mining $574,1951
$524,9471 $563,2101
$451,6261 $33,2331
$15,4341 $543,4091
$658,1641 $0
$0 $0
$0 $968,4881
$0 $2,682,5351
$1,650,1711
57 Ramon Davila, COO First Majestic Silver Corp TSX-V:FR Silver mining $599,4001
$395,6001 $195,7121
$16,7811 $4,5691
$10,7081 $1,828,6931
$1,290,8041 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,628,3751
$1,713,8931
58 Dawn Moss, executive vice-president, administration and corporate secretary Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Gold Mining $436,800
$420,000 $371,280
$693,000 $0
$0 $436,800
$274,322 $436,800
$275,275 $900,948
$620,014 $0
$0 $2,582,628
$2,282,611
59 Ian Kilgour, senior vice-president, coal Teck TSX:TCK Mining $600,000
$575,000 $537,700
$351,200 $16,752
$3,560 $598,343
$588,000 $707,400
$705,600 $78,000
$65,400 $0
$0 $2,538,195
$2,288,760
60 Duncan Davies, president and CEO International Forest Products Limited TSX:IFP.A Forest products $653,000
$656,000 $0
$0 $25,726
$15,877 $0
$0 $492,425
$550,495 $66,255
$66,775 $1,300,000
$1,300,000 $2,537,406
$2,589,147
61 Greg Lang, president and CEO PMC-Sierra Inc Nasdaq:PMCS Technology $659,3401
$644,7521 $0
$0 $15,9691
$23,8761 $705,6141
$1,239,3751 $816,7821
$709,5481 $0
$0 $318,0181
$449,7141 $2,515,7231
$3,067,2651
62 Philip Pascall, chair and CEO First Quantum Minerals Ltd TSX:FM Mining $1,023,9751
$951,9131 $849,1501
$880,2101 $41,6921
$30,4601 $0
$0 $598,7861
$603,4471 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,513,6031
$2,466,0301
63 Elaine Sanders, CFO (NovaCopper) and former CFO (NovaGold) NovaGold Resources and NovaCopper TSX:NCQ Mining $297,725
$265,176 $233,610
$152,652 $475,859
$24,483 $807,459
$364,272 $599,464
$285,012 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,414,117
$1,091,595
64 Jason Henderson, executive vice-president and managing director, head global markets and treasurer HSBC Bank Canada NA Financial services $400,000
$515,385 $977,085
$784,391 $0
$0 $0
$0 $977,085
$784,391 $16,006
$16,924 $0
$0 $2,370,176
$2,101,091
65 John Smith, president and CEO Silver Standard Resources Inc TSX:SSO Silver mining $646,4871
$624,9371 $517,1891
$0 $15,8111
$32,8041 $547,8601
$574,6661 $624,6241
$1,219,6571 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,351,9711
$2,452,0641
66 Jason Cohenour, CEO Sierra Wireless Inc TSX:SW; Nasdaq:SWIR Technology $573,4451
$569,5431 $321,8131
$127,1001 $0
$0 $356,0621
$546,7341 $1,090,9231
$774,7451 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,342,2421
$2,018,1221
67 David Deisley, executive vice-president and general counsel NovaGold Resources Inc TSX:G; NYSE:GG Gold mining $35,495
$450,0001 $49,580
$441,0781 $885
$38,3881 $916,342
$1,432,5731 $1,330,458
$1,041,195 NA
$128,9971 NA4
$1,234,9641 $2,332,760
$4,767,1961
68 Thomas Skidmore, chair, president and CEO GLENTEL Inc TSX:GLN Telecom retailer $1,100,000
$985,000 $715,000
$591,000 $163,900
$419,150 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $300,000
$200,000 $2,278,900
$2,195,150
69 Travis Karr, vice-president and general manager, enterprise storage division PMC-Sierra Inc Nasdaq:PMCS Technology $309,4261
$290,7151 $42,929
$0 $7,0661
$6,9221 $97,1031
$350,1061 $1,716,6221
$200,4401 $0
$0 $99,3411
$106,1501 $2,272,4861
$954,3331
70 Joseph Piekenbrock, vice-president, exploration (NovaCopper) and former Novagold vice-president, exploration Novagold Resources and NovaCopper TSX:NCQ/TSX:NG Mining $272,828
$244,505 $188,251
$128,121 $398,570
$6,113 $586,392
$259,994 $824,972
$203,994 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,271,014
$842,727
71 Daniel Friedmann, president and CEO MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd TSX:MDA Technology $435,000
$435,000 $728,000
$487,200 $14,121
$1,010,466 $0
$0 $903,725
$1,779,360 $146,500
$0 $0
$0 $2,227,346
$3,712,026
72 Russell Hallbauer, president and CEO Taseko Mines Ltd TSX:TKO; AMEX:TGB Mining $535,000
$519,000 $321,000
$310,000 $0
$0 $1,237,206
$948,550 $0
$0 $113,340
$77,500 $0
$0 $2,206,546
$1,855,050
73 Ernest Mast, vice-president, operations New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Gold mining $174,0621
NA $184,8891
NA $250,7091
NA $1,115,0291
NA $449,0991
NA $0
NA $0
NA $2,173,7881
NA
74 Bruce Bragagnolo, CEO Timmins Gold Corp TSX:TMM Gold mining $374,6241
$345,7361 $224,7751
$173,0751 $0
$0 $1,505,3711
$795,1711 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,104,7701
$1,313,9821
75 Ken McNaughton, chief exploration officer Pretium Resources Inc TSX:PVG Gold exploration $300,000
$300,000 $0
$0 $250,000
$300,000 $1,543,795
$3,787,740 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,093,795
$4,387,740
76 Joseph Ovsenek, chief development officer Pretium Resources Inc TSX:PVG Gold exploration $300,000
$296,7001 $0
$0 $250,000
$296,7001 $1,543,795
$3,746,0751 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,093,795
$4,339,475
77 Arturo Bonillas, president Timmins Gold Corp TSX:TMM Gold mining $363,0081
$292,8861 $224,7751
$179,0751 $0
$0 $1,505,3711
$795,1711 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $2,093,1541
$1,267,1321
78 Barry Olson, senior vice-president, project development Goldcorp Inc TSX:G Gold mining $484,5151
$346,1501 $201,6481
$288,7881 $58,9451
$12,0841 $433,7581
$1,003,1401 $849,5921
$1,517,2841 $19,9801
$19,3841 $0
$0 $2,048,4381
$3,186,8301
79 Kay Priestly, CEO Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:TRQ Mining $353,8131
NA $696,7531
NA $415,4221
NA $0
NA $463,9721
NA $118,3771
NA $0
NA $2,048,3361
NA
80 Brian Penny, CFO New Gold Inc TSX:NGD Gold mining $399,7601
$385,2201 $499,7001
$400,2281 $11,4791
$11,2311 $511,4221
$1,048,6381 $558,8801
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,981,2401
$1,845,3171
81 David Awram, senior executive vice-president Sandstorm Gold and Sandstorm Metals and Energy TSX:SSL, TSX-V:SND Metals streaming $240,841
$220,000 $575,632
$250,000 $0
$0 $0
$536,229 $1,104,080
$0 $0
$0 $0
NA $1,920,553
$1,006,229
82 Nolan Watson, president and CEO Sandstorm Gold and Sandstorm Metals and Energy TSX:SSL, TSX-V:SND Metals streaming $240,000
$220,000 $575,632
$375,000 $0
$0 $0
$536,229 $1,104,080
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,919,712
$1,131,229
83 Don Demens, president and CEO Western Forest Products Inc TSX:WEF Forestry $315,192
$250,192 $87,500
$80,000 $2,048
$1,730 $1,388,000
$225,000 $87,500
$30,000 $22,063
$17,513 $0
$0 $1,902,303
$604,435
84 Laura Klauberg, senior vice-president, brand and community Lululemon Athletica Inc Nasdaq:LULU Yoga-inspired athletic apparel company $333,9021
NA $529,9881
NA $40,2151
NA $192,1791
NA $785,3281
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,881,6121
NA
85 Steve Garcia, former executive vice-president Turquoise Hill Resources (formerly Ivanhoe Mines Ltd) TSX:IVN Mining $448,4151
$445,0501 $999,0001
$435,1601 $156,4311
$169,3611 $238,3191
$3,110,0041 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,842,1661
$4,159,5761
86 Haytham Hodaly, senior vice-president, corporate development Silver Wheaton Corp TSX:SLW Silver streaming $417,5031
NA $481,9661
NA $11,5321
NA $780,3251
NA $148,1041
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,839,4301
NA
87 Paul Schiodtz, senior vice-president, Latin America Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $512,741
$476,293 $270,000
$325,473 $59,887
$70,480 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $271,000
$28,578 $0
$0 $1,830,316
$1,432,734
88 Wayne Levin, general counsel Lions Gate Entertainment Corp NYSE:LGF Movie and television production and distribution $749,2501
$741,7501 $999,9991
$1,384,6001 $2,9571
$3,1881 $0
$0 $71,4291
$998,3961 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,823,6351
$3,127,9341
89 Allen Palmiere, CEO Adriana Resources Inc TSX-V:ADI Mining exploration and development $500,000
$500,000 $0
$0 $505,769
$97,750 $811,366
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,817,135
$597,750
90 Gregory Martin, CFO Silver Standard Resources Inc TSX:SSO Mining $298,9871
NA $246,8521
NA $27,4801
NA $1,196,2821
NA $0
NA $0
NA $0
NA $1,769,6011
NA
91 Ted Seraphim, president and CEO West Fraser Timber Co Ltd TSX:WFT Forestry $436,250
$366,250 $271,250
$0 $0
$0 $310,150
$209,000 $313,550
$211,200 $429,000
$372,900 $0
$0 $1,760,200
$1,159,350
92 Fabiana Chubbs, CFO Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $416,000
$239,875 $395,200
$310,000 $0
$0 $416,000
$212,088 $416,000
$206,250 $112,636
$62,186 $0
$0 $1,755,836
$1,030,399
93 Peter Blake, CEO Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers Inc TSX,NYSE:RBA Auctioneers $753,246
$620,103 $370,473
$315,284 $54,535
$50,813 $475,111
$346,071 $0
NA $0
$0 $91,971
$103,166 $1,745,337
$1,435,437
94 Paul Skayman, COO Eldorado Gold Corp TSX:ELD Mining $459,000
$350,000 $304,500
$262,500 $0
$0 $439,555
$267,178 $464,851
$268,039 $66,652
$0 $0
$0 $1,734,558
$1,147,717
95 Rod Baker, president and CEO Great Canadian Gaming Corp TSX:GC Gaming $525,000
$466,442 $525,000
$468,750 $0
$0 $669,040
$689,130 $0
$0 $11,910
$11,485 $0
$0 $1,730,950
$1,635,807
96 Bryce Roxburgh, president and CEO Exeter Resource Corp TSX:XRC Resources $360,000
$360,000 $0
$125,000 $0
$0 $1,358,175
$606,740 $0
$0 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,718,175
$1,091,740
97 Ian Cameron, CFO Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $488,500
$475,750 $305,000
$327,000 $125,003
$121,173 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $80,583
$78,499 $0
$0 $1,715,774
$1,534,332
98 Michael Macdonald, senior vice-president, global operations Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $486,250
$466,250 $258,000
$341,000 $137,103
$132,591 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $80,211
$76,931 $0
$0 $1,678,252
$1,548,682
99 John Floren, president and CEO Methanex Corp TSX:MX Energy $497,250
$478,250 $273,000
$331,000 $108,082
$106,616 $372,938
$279,820 $343,750
$252,090 $82,026
$78,911 $0
$0 $1,677,046
$1,526,687
100 John Currie, CFO Lululemon Athletica Inc Nasdaq:LULU Retail $442,7191
$423,7481 $411,0401
$467,0391 $4,2441
$3,2781 $194,5251
$174,5341 $586,9581
$420,3501 $0
$0 $0
$0 $1,639,4861
$1,488,9491
Sources: BIV research based on company's most recent management information circular. NR Not ranked NA Not available 1 - Converted from U.S. dollars 2 - Converted from U.S. dollars 3 - Converted from US dollars 4 -
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Top miners operating in Mexico to leave if 7.5% tax approved
Cecilia Jamasmie | October 28, 2013
Goldcorp (TSX:G, NYSE:GG) and Grupo Mexico, two of the largest miners operating in Mexico, are warning they may need to take billions of dollars in planned investments to other markets if proposed new taxes on resource companies is approved.
Both companies expressed last week that President Enrique Peña Nieto’s plans to reap more income tax from the mining sector’s higher earners, through a proposed 7.5% tax on resource companies, and as much as 8% for gold, silver and platinum, would likely forced them to rethink their future in Mexico.
Delivering its Q3 results Monday, Grupo Mexico, whose 80% owned Southern Copper (NYSE: SCCO) is the country’s No. 1 biggest copper producer, warned investor that if the senate approves the new taxes, the company “would be forced to redirect” close to $5.4 billion of planned investment to other countries including Canada, the U.S., Chile and Peru.
And last week, Canadian Goldcorp also said that if Mexico approves its proposed royalties on mining companies, it will likely have to readdress investments in the country, especially if it can’t get the returns it wants.
Meanwhile, Mexican miners would see their total duties jump up to 57% if the levies are approved, according to the country’s president of the country's mining chamber Camimex, Sergio Almazán.
In an interview with local paper Milenio (in Spanish), he also said the chamber estimates that total investment in the sector would fall over 50%, from the currently projected $30 billion to less than $12 billion in the next five years.
About 334,000 people work in Mexico’s mining sector, and more than 2 million are indirectly employed by it, which makes it the country's fourth largest industry in dollar income, only behind cars, oil and electronics.
If approved by the senate, the new mining tax will be implemented as early as January 2014.
Cecilia Jamasmie | October 28, 2013
Goldcorp (TSX:G, NYSE:GG) and Grupo Mexico, two of the largest miners operating in Mexico, are warning they may need to take billions of dollars in planned investments to other markets if proposed new taxes on resource companies is approved.
Both companies expressed last week that President Enrique Peña Nieto’s plans to reap more income tax from the mining sector’s higher earners, through a proposed 7.5% tax on resource companies, and as much as 8% for gold, silver and platinum, would likely forced them to rethink their future in Mexico.
Delivering its Q3 results Monday, Grupo Mexico, whose 80% owned Southern Copper (NYSE: SCCO) is the country’s No. 1 biggest copper producer, warned investor that if the senate approves the new taxes, the company “would be forced to redirect” close to $5.4 billion of planned investment to other countries including Canada, the U.S., Chile and Peru.
And last week, Canadian Goldcorp also said that if Mexico approves its proposed royalties on mining companies, it will likely have to readdress investments in the country, especially if it can’t get the returns it wants.
Meanwhile, Mexican miners would see their total duties jump up to 57% if the levies are approved, according to the country’s president of the country's mining chamber Camimex, Sergio Almazán.
In an interview with local paper Milenio (in Spanish), he also said the chamber estimates that total investment in the sector would fall over 50%, from the currently projected $30 billion to less than $12 billion in the next five years.
About 334,000 people work in Mexico’s mining sector, and more than 2 million are indirectly employed by it, which makes it the country's fourth largest industry in dollar income, only behind cars, oil and electronics.
If approved by the senate, the new mining tax will be implemented as early as January 2014.
Indian woman busted for fake gold coin sales
Anthony Halley | October 28, 2013
Police in Chennai have arrested a 25 year-old woman who sold fake gold coins to a number of women in the city.
Her scam came to an end when another woman recognized her from a fake coin sale four months earlier.
The woman, named Poongodi, reportedly arrived in Chennai from Andhra Pradesh days ago with a group of associates. The others are still on the loose.
Poongodi has admitted to cheating people all over Chennai. She told police that she obtained the coins from a gang leader in Andhra Pradesh.
The coins were sold for the equivalent of between $80-1oo.
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Anthony Halley | October 28, 2013
Police in Chennai have arrested a 25 year-old woman who sold fake gold coins to a number of women in the city.
Her scam came to an end when another woman recognized her from a fake coin sale four months earlier.
The woman, named Poongodi, reportedly arrived in Chennai from Andhra Pradesh days ago with a group of associates. The others are still on the loose.
Poongodi has admitted to cheating people all over Chennai. She told police that she obtained the coins from a gang leader in Andhra Pradesh.
The coins were sold for the equivalent of between $80-1oo.
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Where you buy, anywhere...
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Cameco’s investors told to not hold their breath over Cigar Lake
Cecilia Jamasmie | October 29, 2013
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Investors in uranium miner Cameco (TSX: CCO), (NYSE: CCJ) are anxiously waiting for the company’s Q3 results, to be released Wednesday, as the firm it is expected to provide a timeframe for initial production at its Cigar Lake project located in the uranium rich Athabasca Basin of northern Saskatchewan.
But the market may not receive the news it's hoping for, as the Canadian miner —which already announced a production delay until beginning of next year, with ore processing starting only in mid-2014— may now postpone the start of its Cigar Lake mine once again, reports Financial Post.
While construction was 97% complete as per September, demand for the nuclear fuel isn't ramping up as expected. Japan, a major uranium user, has been slow to restart nuclear operations after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that devastated the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, and stockpiles of U3O8—the most actively traded compound of uranium—keep growing.
Demand for the North American and European market, the two biggest nuclear-power producers, isn't positive either. The shale boom in U.S. and Canada has lowered the price of natural gas, giving utilities in those countries other options for generating electricity. In Western Europe, negative sentiment toward nuclear energy since the Fukushima disaster is creating obstacles for utilities.
For years, Canada was the world’s largest uranium producer, accounting for about 22% of world output, but in 2009, was overtaken by Kazakhstan. Currently the country’s production comes mainly from the McArthur River mine, in northern Saskatchewan, the largest in the world. But the country is hoping that once Cigar Lake begins production, it will regain its throne in the uranium market.
Cameco’s investors told to not hold their breath over Cigar Lake
Cecilia Jamasmie | October 29, 2013
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Investors in uranium miner Cameco (TSX: CCO), (NYSE: CCJ) are anxiously waiting for the company’s Q3 results, to be released Wednesday, as the firm it is expected to provide a timeframe for initial production at its Cigar Lake project located in the uranium rich Athabasca Basin of northern Saskatchewan.
But the market may not receive the news it's hoping for, as the Canadian miner —which already announced a production delay until beginning of next year, with ore processing starting only in mid-2014— may now postpone the start of its Cigar Lake mine once again, reports Financial Post.
While construction was 97% complete as per September, demand for the nuclear fuel isn't ramping up as expected. Japan, a major uranium user, has been slow to restart nuclear operations after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that devastated the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, and stockpiles of U3O8—the most actively traded compound of uranium—keep growing.
Demand for the North American and European market, the two biggest nuclear-power producers, isn't positive either. The shale boom in U.S. and Canada has lowered the price of natural gas, giving utilities in those countries other options for generating electricity. In Western Europe, negative sentiment toward nuclear energy since the Fukushima disaster is creating obstacles for utilities.
For years, Canada was the world’s largest uranium producer, accounting for about 22% of world output, but in 2009, was overtaken by Kazakhstan. Currently the country’s production comes mainly from the McArthur River mine, in northern Saskatchewan, the largest in the world. But the country is hoping that once Cigar Lake begins production, it will regain its throne in the uranium market.
US-Haushaltsdefizit seit Obamas Amtsantritt halbiert
Die USA haben den Fehlbetrag im Haushalt innerhalb von fünf Jahren mehr als halbiert. Das sei der schnellste nachhaltige Rückgang seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg.
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US-Haushaltsdefizit seit Obamas Amtsantritt halbiert
US-Capitol: In Fünf Jahren hat die Obama-Regierung das Defizit von 9 auf 4 Prozent des BIP gesenkt. (Bild: Keystone)
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Das Haushaltsdefizit der USA ist innerhalb der rund fünf Jahre seit Präsident Barack Obamas Amtsantritt mehr als halbiert worden. Der Fehlbetrag für das Haushaltsjahr 2013 belief sich auf 680 Milliarden Dollar, wie das Finanzministerium in Washington am Mittwoch (Ortszeit) mitteilte. Das seien 4,1 Prozent des Bruttoinlandsproduktes (BIP). Bei Obamas Amtsantritt im Januar 2009 betrug das Defizit noch 9,2 Prozent des BIP. Das sei der schnellste nachhaltige Rückgang seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, sagte Finanzminister Jacob Lew laut der Mitteilung.
Schuldenberg bleibt hoch
Angesichts der enormen Staatsschulden hatte der neu gewählte Präsident die Amerikaner damals auf ein drastisches Sparprogramm eingeschworen. In einer Rede vor dem Kongress hatte er erklärt, das Haushaltsdefizit von damals 1,3 Billionen Dollar innerhalb der nächsten vier Jahre halbieren zu wollen.
Doch trotz ihres sinkenden Fehlbetrags im Haushalt sitzen die USA noch auf einem gewaltigen Schuldenberg. Schon kurz nach dem Ende des erbitterten Finanzstreits stiegen die Staatsschulden erstmals über die Marke von 17 Billionen Dollar. Der Kongress hatte das Kreditlimit nach langem Streit vorübergehend ausgesetzt. Bis zum 7. Februar 2014 dürfen sich die USA damit zunächst wieder Geld borgen.
Die USA haben den Fehlbetrag im Haushalt innerhalb von fünf Jahren mehr als halbiert. Das sei der schnellste nachhaltige Rückgang seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg.
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US-Haushaltsdefizit seit Obamas Amtsantritt halbiert
US-Capitol: In Fünf Jahren hat die Obama-Regierung das Defizit von 9 auf 4 Prozent des BIP gesenkt. (Bild: Keystone)
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Das Haushaltsdefizit der USA ist innerhalb der rund fünf Jahre seit Präsident Barack Obamas Amtsantritt mehr als halbiert worden. Der Fehlbetrag für das Haushaltsjahr 2013 belief sich auf 680 Milliarden Dollar, wie das Finanzministerium in Washington am Mittwoch (Ortszeit) mitteilte. Das seien 4,1 Prozent des Bruttoinlandsproduktes (BIP). Bei Obamas Amtsantritt im Januar 2009 betrug das Defizit noch 9,2 Prozent des BIP. Das sei der schnellste nachhaltige Rückgang seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, sagte Finanzminister Jacob Lew laut der Mitteilung.
Schuldenberg bleibt hoch
Angesichts der enormen Staatsschulden hatte der neu gewählte Präsident die Amerikaner damals auf ein drastisches Sparprogramm eingeschworen. In einer Rede vor dem Kongress hatte er erklärt, das Haushaltsdefizit von damals 1,3 Billionen Dollar innerhalb der nächsten vier Jahre halbieren zu wollen.
Doch trotz ihres sinkenden Fehlbetrags im Haushalt sitzen die USA noch auf einem gewaltigen Schuldenberg. Schon kurz nach dem Ende des erbitterten Finanzstreits stiegen die Staatsschulden erstmals über die Marke von 17 Billionen Dollar. Der Kongress hatte das Kreditlimit nach langem Streit vorübergehend ausgesetzt. Bis zum 7. Februar 2014 dürfen sich die USA damit zunächst wieder Geld borgen.
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Batistas OGX unter Gläubigerschutz
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Ex-Milliardär Eike Batistas Alptraum geht weiter: Sein hochverschuldeter Ölkonzern OGX musste Gläubigerschutz anmelden.
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Batistas OGX unter Gläubigerschutz
Eike Batista: Sein Imperium zerfällt. (Bild: Bloomberg)
Er war der reichste Mann Brasiliens und wollte der reichste der Welt werden. 33 Milliarden Dollar besass Eike Batista vor einem Jahr. 99 Prozent sind seitdem verdampft. Nun kommt es noch dicker: Batistas Ölkonzern OGX musste in Rio de Janeiro Gläubigerschutz anmelden. Dies bestätigte eine Sprecherin des Handelsgerichts gegenüber der Nachrichtenagentur Reuters.
Damit zog der hoch verschuldete Konzern die Konsequenz aus erfolglos gebliebenen Gesprächsrunden mit den Gläubigern. OGX will damit die im brasilianischen Insolvenzrecht vorgesehene Möglichkeit einer gerichtlichen Sanierung nutzen, die dem Schuldner, in diesem Falle OGX, maximal 180 Tage Schutz vor Vollstreckungsmassnahmen der Gläubiger gewährt. Die Frist läuft vom Zeitpunkt der Eröffnung des Sanierungsverfahrens. Die Firma muss binnen 60 Tagen ein Konzept vorlegen.
Ein Rekord in Lateinamerika
OGX ist mit über vier Milliarden Dollar verschuldet. 3,6 Milliarden Dollar entfallen auf Anleihen. Anfang Oktober hatte die Firma fällige Zinszahlungen von 45 Millionen US-Dollar ausgesetzt. Das Insolvenzverfahren ist nach Angaben der Zeitung «Valor Econômico» das grösste seiner Art in Lateinamerika.
Batistas OGX unter Gläubigerschutz
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Ex-Milliardär Eike Batistas Alptraum geht weiter: Sein hochverschuldeter Ölkonzern OGX musste Gläubigerschutz anmelden.
30.10.2013
Batistas OGX unter Gläubigerschutz
Eike Batista: Sein Imperium zerfällt. (Bild: Bloomberg)
Er war der reichste Mann Brasiliens und wollte der reichste der Welt werden. 33 Milliarden Dollar besass Eike Batista vor einem Jahr. 99 Prozent sind seitdem verdampft. Nun kommt es noch dicker: Batistas Ölkonzern OGX musste in Rio de Janeiro Gläubigerschutz anmelden. Dies bestätigte eine Sprecherin des Handelsgerichts gegenüber der Nachrichtenagentur Reuters.
Damit zog der hoch verschuldete Konzern die Konsequenz aus erfolglos gebliebenen Gesprächsrunden mit den Gläubigern. OGX will damit die im brasilianischen Insolvenzrecht vorgesehene Möglichkeit einer gerichtlichen Sanierung nutzen, die dem Schuldner, in diesem Falle OGX, maximal 180 Tage Schutz vor Vollstreckungsmassnahmen der Gläubiger gewährt. Die Frist läuft vom Zeitpunkt der Eröffnung des Sanierungsverfahrens. Die Firma muss binnen 60 Tagen ein Konzept vorlegen.
Ein Rekord in Lateinamerika
OGX ist mit über vier Milliarden Dollar verschuldet. 3,6 Milliarden Dollar entfallen auf Anleihen. Anfang Oktober hatte die Firma fällige Zinszahlungen von 45 Millionen US-Dollar ausgesetzt. Das Insolvenzverfahren ist nach Angaben der Zeitung «Valor Econômico» das grösste seiner Art in Lateinamerika.
Der Oppositionsführer Tansanias, Zitto Kabwe wurde nach London an den jährlichen Kongress von Open Government Partnership (OGP) eingeladen. Das für gewöhnlich gut informierte Nachrichtennetzwerk «Africa Intelligence» berichtet nun, dass Kabwe seinen Trip nach Grossbritannien auch für weitere Besuche europäischer Länder nutzte, etwa der Schweiz.
Hier habe der Vorsteher der Rechnungsprüfungskommission Tansanias Zitto Kabwe auch Bundesrätin Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf getroffen und mit ihr über Steuerfluchtgelder gesprochen, berichtet «Africa Intelligence». Mediensprecher Roland Meier sagte gegenüber handelszeitung.ch, dass er ein solches Treffen als «sehr unwahrscheinlich» erachte. Sicher ist, dass er sich mit Schweizer Repräsentanten von Alliance Sud traf.
Geld aus Korruption
Zitto Kabwe und seine Rechnungsprüferkollegen forschen seit längerem nach 196 Millionen Dollar, die auf Schweizer Konten lagern sollen und von korrupten Regierungsleuten und Industriemagnaten des Landes stammen sollen. Neben der Schweiz wurde er auch in Schweden, Luxemburg und Frankreich vorstellig.
Hier habe der Vorsteher der Rechnungsprüfungskommission Tansanias Zitto Kabwe auch Bundesrätin Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf getroffen und mit ihr über Steuerfluchtgelder gesprochen, berichtet «Africa Intelligence». Mediensprecher Roland Meier sagte gegenüber handelszeitung.ch, dass er ein solches Treffen als «sehr unwahrscheinlich» erachte. Sicher ist, dass er sich mit Schweizer Repräsentanten von Alliance Sud traf.
Geld aus Korruption
Zitto Kabwe und seine Rechnungsprüferkollegen forschen seit längerem nach 196 Millionen Dollar, die auf Schweizer Konten lagern sollen und von korrupten Regierungsleuten und Industriemagnaten des Landes stammen sollen. Neben der Schweiz wurde er auch in Schweden, Luxemburg und Frankreich vorstellig.
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dosto
schrieb am 31.10.13 14:55:13
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Die Jungs von ABX haben einen Hammer an die Wand gehängt:
The company is developing new mine plans at $1,100 per ounce at its mines.
Für Exploerewerte bedeutet das folgendes.
Packt eure PEAs über 1.200-1.250-1.300 und alles was darüber ist ein.
Wir sind nicht interssiert.
Ich denke ABX wird den Standard setzen. die Zahl ist jetzt 1.100
dosto
schrieb am 31.10.13 14:55:13
Beitrag Nr.4131
(45.733.075)
Antwort
Zitat
Die Jungs von ABX haben einen Hammer an die Wand gehängt:
The company is developing new mine plans at $1,100 per ounce at its mines.
Für Exploerewerte bedeutet das folgendes.
Packt eure PEAs über 1.200-1.250-1.300 und alles was darüber ist ein.
Wir sind nicht interssiert.
Ich denke ABX wird den Standard setzen. die Zahl ist jetzt 1.100
Wer gibt denen eigentlich Geld--Österreichische Banken?
Ukraine Rating Cut to B- by S&P as Devaluation Seen More Likely
By Kateryna Choursina - Nov 1, 2013 9:08 AM GMT+0100
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Ukraine’s debt rating was cut to six levels below investment grade by Standard & Poor’s, which said the government is struggling with a shortage of foreign currency and the hryvnia’s devaluation is becoming “more likely.”
The rating company lowered Ukraine’s long-term sovereign credit rating to B- from B with a negative outlook, according to a statement released today. That leaves the eastern European nation on par with Greece and Belize, both of which have restructured debt in the past several years.
“The downgrade reflects our view that the government’s strategy is increasingly unlikely to secure sufficient foreign currency to meet its elevated external financing needs,” S&P analysts said. “Devaluation of the Ukrainian hryvnia has become more likely. The potential magnitude of this has also increased in light of the government’s defense of the exchange rate through the depletion of foreign currency reserves.”
The move follows Ukraine’s downgrade deeper into junk status by Moody’s Investors Services in September amid growing political and economic risks and a lack of prospects for a bailout from the International Monetary Fund. Ukraine yesterday pledged to stem declines in its foreign reserves next year as the IMF said it wouldn’t ease conditions for a new loan.
The cost of Ukrainian credit-default swaps retreated for a second day, dropping 8 basis points to 978 at 9:41 a.m. in Kiev. The cost of contracts to protect Ukrainian bonds for five years against non-payment surged to 1,089 on Sept. 27, the highest since January 2010. The yield on the country’s dollar-denominated bonds due 2023 added 5 basis points to 9.521 percent.
Ukraine’s Alternatives
With bond yields exceeding 10 percent, Ukraine is looking for “other sources of financing,” Halyna Pakhachuk, head of the Finance Ministry’s department debt, said yesterday at a Fitch Ratings conference in the capital, Kiev.
Ukraine faces a one-in-three chance of another downgrade during the next year if its international reserves decline faster than S&P expects, the rating company said. The holdings, which shrank by 26 percent from a year earlier in September, may decline to below three months of current account payments and to less than 30 percent of external short-term debt in 2013, according to S&P.
S&P analysts “assume” a managed devaluation of the Ukrainian currency against the U.S. dollar in 2014 to 9.5, from an estimated 8.2 in 2013. The hryvnia was little changed at 8.1873 per dollar today.
Ratings Constrained
“The ratings are constrained by our view of political uncertainty, financial sector stress, and weak external liquidity,” S&P said. “Under our base case, we do not expect Ukraine to commit to broad-based reforms. This makes an agreement on a multi-lateral external financing program unlikely.”
Ukraine’s economy slipped into recession in the third quarter as industrial production plummeted amid weaker demand for exports such as steel. The government has been discussing a third IMF bailout since 2008 for more than a year, rejecting demands by the lender to cut household heating subsidies as President Viktor Yanukovych prepares for elections in 2015.
Economy, Reserves
Ukraine’s gross domestic product fell 0.4 percent from the previous three months in the third quarter after shrinking 0.5 percent between April and June. Central bank reserves were at a seven-year low of $21.6 billion at the end of September, down from $29.3 billion a year earlier, as policy makers intervened to support the hryvnia and repay existing IMF loans.
An IMF mission left Kiev this week, with negotiations over a new $15 billion loan continuing. In a statement yesterday, the Washington-based lender urged “ambitious fiscal consolidation” and reiterated demands on energy tariffs and the hryvnia.
Ukraine is seeking to sign an association agreement with the European Union this month, a move that’s angered Russia and triggered threats of trade blockages.
“Uncertainty remains as to whether or not Ukraine will sign an association agreement with the EU,” S&P said. “Signing the agreement would be positive for Ukraine’s trade over the long term, but there could be short- to medium-term negative implications largely related to Russia’s reaction.”
To contact the reporter on this story: Kateryna Choursina in Kiev at kchoursina@bloomberg.net
Die Sprüche sind ja,
man muß die Währung immer nur weiter deluieren dann wird alles gut.
Einige haben das ja als Superweg fpr Italien und Spanien auf der Matte.
WWelch Blöd-und Irrsinn.
Die Matrix ist eine andere, und der Billigheimer funktioniert nicht.
Ukraine Rating Cut to B- by S&P as Devaluation Seen More Likely
By Kateryna Choursina - Nov 1, 2013 9:08 AM GMT+0100
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Ukraine’s debt rating was cut to six levels below investment grade by Standard & Poor’s, which said the government is struggling with a shortage of foreign currency and the hryvnia’s devaluation is becoming “more likely.”
The rating company lowered Ukraine’s long-term sovereign credit rating to B- from B with a negative outlook, according to a statement released today. That leaves the eastern European nation on par with Greece and Belize, both of which have restructured debt in the past several years.
“The downgrade reflects our view that the government’s strategy is increasingly unlikely to secure sufficient foreign currency to meet its elevated external financing needs,” S&P analysts said. “Devaluation of the Ukrainian hryvnia has become more likely. The potential magnitude of this has also increased in light of the government’s defense of the exchange rate through the depletion of foreign currency reserves.”
The move follows Ukraine’s downgrade deeper into junk status by Moody’s Investors Services in September amid growing political and economic risks and a lack of prospects for a bailout from the International Monetary Fund. Ukraine yesterday pledged to stem declines in its foreign reserves next year as the IMF said it wouldn’t ease conditions for a new loan.
The cost of Ukrainian credit-default swaps retreated for a second day, dropping 8 basis points to 978 at 9:41 a.m. in Kiev. The cost of contracts to protect Ukrainian bonds for five years against non-payment surged to 1,089 on Sept. 27, the highest since January 2010. The yield on the country’s dollar-denominated bonds due 2023 added 5 basis points to 9.521 percent.
Ukraine’s Alternatives
With bond yields exceeding 10 percent, Ukraine is looking for “other sources of financing,” Halyna Pakhachuk, head of the Finance Ministry’s department debt, said yesterday at a Fitch Ratings conference in the capital, Kiev.
Ukraine faces a one-in-three chance of another downgrade during the next year if its international reserves decline faster than S&P expects, the rating company said. The holdings, which shrank by 26 percent from a year earlier in September, may decline to below three months of current account payments and to less than 30 percent of external short-term debt in 2013, according to S&P.
S&P analysts “assume” a managed devaluation of the Ukrainian currency against the U.S. dollar in 2014 to 9.5, from an estimated 8.2 in 2013. The hryvnia was little changed at 8.1873 per dollar today.
Ratings Constrained
“The ratings are constrained by our view of political uncertainty, financial sector stress, and weak external liquidity,” S&P said. “Under our base case, we do not expect Ukraine to commit to broad-based reforms. This makes an agreement on a multi-lateral external financing program unlikely.”
Ukraine’s economy slipped into recession in the third quarter as industrial production plummeted amid weaker demand for exports such as steel. The government has been discussing a third IMF bailout since 2008 for more than a year, rejecting demands by the lender to cut household heating subsidies as President Viktor Yanukovych prepares for elections in 2015.
Economy, Reserves
Ukraine’s gross domestic product fell 0.4 percent from the previous three months in the third quarter after shrinking 0.5 percent between April and June. Central bank reserves were at a seven-year low of $21.6 billion at the end of September, down from $29.3 billion a year earlier, as policy makers intervened to support the hryvnia and repay existing IMF loans.
An IMF mission left Kiev this week, with negotiations over a new $15 billion loan continuing. In a statement yesterday, the Washington-based lender urged “ambitious fiscal consolidation” and reiterated demands on energy tariffs and the hryvnia.
Ukraine is seeking to sign an association agreement with the European Union this month, a move that’s angered Russia and triggered threats of trade blockages.
“Uncertainty remains as to whether or not Ukraine will sign an association agreement with the EU,” S&P said. “Signing the agreement would be positive for Ukraine’s trade over the long term, but there could be short- to medium-term negative implications largely related to Russia’s reaction.”
To contact the reporter on this story: Kateryna Choursina in Kiev at kchoursina@bloomberg.net
Die Sprüche sind ja,
man muß die Währung immer nur weiter deluieren dann wird alles gut.
Einige haben das ja als Superweg fpr Italien und Spanien auf der Matte.
WWelch Blöd-und Irrsinn.
Die Matrix ist eine andere, und der Billigheimer funktioniert nicht.
Chileans to lodge new appeal against Goldcorp mine -lawyer
SANTIAGO | Mon Nov 4, 2013 1:14pm EST
Nov 4 (Reuters) - An indigenous community opposed to Goldcorp's copper and gold El Morro mine in northern Chile is poised to present at least one new legal action against the project this month, the group's lawyer told Reuters on Monday.
The $3.9 billion mine was given the green light again last month, after Chile's Supreme Court froze its environmental permit last year until the company fully consulted the local Diaguita community.
The Diaguita say the consultation, based on an International Labor Organization convention, wasn't properly conducted. The roughly 260 families involved in the case are also upset the mine is planned on what they deem their sacred ancestral land and fear the mine could pollute a local river.
"We could end up focused on one, or two or three (legal actions)," said Nancy Yanez, a lawyer with human rights NGO Observatorio Ciudadano. "In any case... it will be within the next few weeks," she added. She declined to give further details on what legal actions the group is mulling.
Goldcorp did not immediately reply to a request for comment. The company has said it continues "community engagement" and is committed to partnership with indigenous groups.
El Morro, 70 percent owned by Goldcorp and 30 percent by New Gold, had been due to begin operations in 2017.
It is one of several mining and power projects that have suffered setbacks in world No.1 copper producer Chile, where environmental and indigenous groups are increasingly taking their complaints to court.
Chile is heavily dependent on mining, with copper accounting for roughly 60 percent of export revenue. Many in the Andean country say they haven't benefited from the spoils of the copper boom and feel mining has harmed the environment.
One of the most emblematic cases is fellow Canadian miner Barrick Gold Corp's Pascua-Lama mine, which straddles the border with Argentina and is close to where El Morro is planned. Barrick said last week it was shelving the controversial gold project indefinitely.
Both Chile's supreme court and the new environmental regulator suspended the project earlier this year on environmental grounds.
An indigenous community had also led the opposition to Pascua-Lama, and Barrick's decision may galvanize environmental opposition to such projects.
"El Morro is the same as Pascua-Lama. What you have is a decision by authorities to go against fundamental indigenous rights... and give the green light to a project without having the environmental and social safeguards necessary to having good mining practices in Chile," Yanez said.
SANTIAGO | Mon Nov 4, 2013 1:14pm EST
Nov 4 (Reuters) - An indigenous community opposed to Goldcorp's copper and gold El Morro mine in northern Chile is poised to present at least one new legal action against the project this month, the group's lawyer told Reuters on Monday.
The $3.9 billion mine was given the green light again last month, after Chile's Supreme Court froze its environmental permit last year until the company fully consulted the local Diaguita community.
The Diaguita say the consultation, based on an International Labor Organization convention, wasn't properly conducted. The roughly 260 families involved in the case are also upset the mine is planned on what they deem their sacred ancestral land and fear the mine could pollute a local river.
"We could end up focused on one, or two or three (legal actions)," said Nancy Yanez, a lawyer with human rights NGO Observatorio Ciudadano. "In any case... it will be within the next few weeks," she added. She declined to give further details on what legal actions the group is mulling.
Goldcorp did not immediately reply to a request for comment. The company has said it continues "community engagement" and is committed to partnership with indigenous groups.
El Morro, 70 percent owned by Goldcorp and 30 percent by New Gold, had been due to begin operations in 2017.
It is one of several mining and power projects that have suffered setbacks in world No.1 copper producer Chile, where environmental and indigenous groups are increasingly taking their complaints to court.
Chile is heavily dependent on mining, with copper accounting for roughly 60 percent of export revenue. Many in the Andean country say they haven't benefited from the spoils of the copper boom and feel mining has harmed the environment.
One of the most emblematic cases is fellow Canadian miner Barrick Gold Corp's Pascua-Lama mine, which straddles the border with Argentina and is close to where El Morro is planned. Barrick said last week it was shelving the controversial gold project indefinitely.
Both Chile's supreme court and the new environmental regulator suspended the project earlier this year on environmental grounds.
An indigenous community had also led the opposition to Pascua-Lama, and Barrick's decision may galvanize environmental opposition to such projects.
"El Morro is the same as Pascua-Lama. What you have is a decision by authorities to go against fundamental indigenous rights... and give the green light to a project without having the environmental and social safeguards necessary to having good mining practices in Chile," Yanez said.
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Press Trust of India | London
November 8, 2013 Last Updated at 19:58 IST
41% of Indians think India will lead world economy: survey
Indians are divided on whether their own country or neighbour China will take the pole position in the world economy over the next two decades, according to a survey released today.
The survey conducted jointly by leading market research organisation Ipsos MORI and the prestigious King's College of London found 42 per cent of Indians believe China would be the leading economic power, while 41 per cent said their own country will be in the driver's seat.
The survey, released at the launch of King's International Development Institute, also found that that despite an economic downturn and political troubles, America is still considered the main source of economic ideas.
It asked people of different ages and socio-economic backgrounds which countries have the right ideas about the economy and jobs, and which countries they think will be the leading global economic power over the next two decades.
Within the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), the public feel confident that their own countries will be among the leading economic powers in the coming decades, but aside from China, have little confidence in each other as global economic leaders.
However, Only 2 per cent of respondents in China, 2 per cent in Russia, and 6 per cent in Brazil named India as a potential leader over the next 20 years.
Twenty-nine per cent of people from emerging markets chose US as the best option for providing jobs for young people. This is almost twice as many as those who choose China (17 per cent) or the EU (18 per cent).
The United States and China are considered the top two for having right ideas about economy and employment opportunities currently (28 and 26 per cent respectively), the survey found.
The US is particularly popular for having the right ideas on economic growth and employment in India (43 percent), Mexico (41 per cent), South Africa (39 per cent) and Brazil (38 per cent).
However, over half (52 per cent) believes China will be the leading economic power in the next two decades, giving it a 22 point lead over the US, the survey said.
The EU trails behind at 12 per cent, only marginally ahead of Russia (11 per cent) and India (10 per cent).
"It is surprising to see that the US and China are now just a whisker apart" said Dr Andy Sumner, Co-Director of the King's International Development Institute.
"This survey is interesting in the sense that it s not of experts or economists, but of the public in these key developing economies, therefore delivers a general measure of mood, of who is seen to be on the up or heading down," said Bobby Duffy, Managing Director of Ipsos MORI's Social Institute.
November 8, 2013 Last Updated at 19:58 IST
41% of Indians think India will lead world economy: survey
Indians are divided on whether their own country or neighbour China will take the pole position in the world economy over the next two decades, according to a survey released today.
The survey conducted jointly by leading market research organisation Ipsos MORI and the prestigious King's College of London found 42 per cent of Indians believe China would be the leading economic power, while 41 per cent said their own country will be in the driver's seat.
The survey, released at the launch of King's International Development Institute, also found that that despite an economic downturn and political troubles, America is still considered the main source of economic ideas.
It asked people of different ages and socio-economic backgrounds which countries have the right ideas about the economy and jobs, and which countries they think will be the leading global economic power over the next two decades.
Within the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), the public feel confident that their own countries will be among the leading economic powers in the coming decades, but aside from China, have little confidence in each other as global economic leaders.
However, Only 2 per cent of respondents in China, 2 per cent in Russia, and 6 per cent in Brazil named India as a potential leader over the next 20 years.
Twenty-nine per cent of people from emerging markets chose US as the best option for providing jobs for young people. This is almost twice as many as those who choose China (17 per cent) or the EU (18 per cent).
The United States and China are considered the top two for having right ideas about economy and employment opportunities currently (28 and 26 per cent respectively), the survey found.
The US is particularly popular for having the right ideas on economic growth and employment in India (43 percent), Mexico (41 per cent), South Africa (39 per cent) and Brazil (38 per cent).
However, over half (52 per cent) believes China will be the leading economic power in the next two decades, giving it a 22 point lead over the US, the survey said.
The EU trails behind at 12 per cent, only marginally ahead of Russia (11 per cent) and India (10 per cent).
"It is surprising to see that the US and China are now just a whisker apart" said Dr Andy Sumner, Co-Director of the King's International Development Institute.
"This survey is interesting in the sense that it s not of experts or economists, but of the public in these key developing economies, therefore delivers a general measure of mood, of who is seen to be on the up or heading down," said Bobby Duffy, Managing Director of Ipsos MORI's Social Institute.
Du hast so recht. Boy
Fresh money is needed for gold equities to recover
GRONINGEN (MINEWEB) -
A major move upwards in gold would likely be enough to get people interested in gold equities again, says Hallgarten & Co.'s Chris Ecclestone. But, such a move is unlikely at this stage, which leaves gold equities languishing.
Speaking to Mineweb.com's Gold Weekly podcast, Ecclestone said that the current environment should see gold stocks starting to recover but, "what should be a recovery phase is becoming a discovery phase of more problems being unveiled... things that do not have anything specifically to do with the gold price... that have more to do with logistical issues, capex issues and political risk."
The other problem facing gold stocks, says Ecclestone is that in order to attract a more generalist investor base that isn't purely interested in the gold price going up, these stocks have to be producing money at the bottom line because they are competing with a range of other investments .
"There's no doubt that gold is definitely beaten down, but the question is when you invest in a gold stock now... are its earnings going to keep declining?"
He adds, "It is very hard for investors across the broader market, hedge funds, big asset managers etc. to get their brains around the companies that come out with the type of swinging asset write-downs that we’re seeing. They're not the type of thing that a healthy company in another sector would be doing, coming out and writing off assets that are 20%, 30% of their balance sheet and doing it not because those assets are losing money but merely because the assets have been over valued in relation to the gold price."
To such investors, Ecclestone goes on, it looks as though they are getting in at the bottom but, all they find is that there is another bottom below.
A second problem, facing miners looking for financing is that a lot of the old money is decidedly tired and, much of it is trapped in positions that, the money managers are not happy about but are comfortable with.
"They're comfortable with the management, that the companies are going on the path towards some sort of production, but they're not happy about the prices obviously and they're sitting on these positions until prices improve."
Where to from here?
"What the market really needs," Ecclestone says is fresh money. "We need fresh meat in the mining space on the investment side. We need portfolio investors, we need hedge funds, we need private equity, we need sovereign wealth funds
and frankly, bottom fishing doesn’t seem to be going on at the moment, very little of that.
zur Wiederholung
and frankly, bottom fishing doesn’t seem to be going on at the moment, very little of that.
Fresh money is needed for gold equities to recover
GRONINGEN (MINEWEB) -
A major move upwards in gold would likely be enough to get people interested in gold equities again, says Hallgarten & Co.'s Chris Ecclestone. But, such a move is unlikely at this stage, which leaves gold equities languishing.
Speaking to Mineweb.com's Gold Weekly podcast, Ecclestone said that the current environment should see gold stocks starting to recover but, "what should be a recovery phase is becoming a discovery phase of more problems being unveiled... things that do not have anything specifically to do with the gold price... that have more to do with logistical issues, capex issues and political risk."
The other problem facing gold stocks, says Ecclestone is that in order to attract a more generalist investor base that isn't purely interested in the gold price going up, these stocks have to be producing money at the bottom line because they are competing with a range of other investments .
"There's no doubt that gold is definitely beaten down, but the question is when you invest in a gold stock now... are its earnings going to keep declining?"
He adds, "It is very hard for investors across the broader market, hedge funds, big asset managers etc. to get their brains around the companies that come out with the type of swinging asset write-downs that we’re seeing. They're not the type of thing that a healthy company in another sector would be doing, coming out and writing off assets that are 20%, 30% of their balance sheet and doing it not because those assets are losing money but merely because the assets have been over valued in relation to the gold price."
To such investors, Ecclestone goes on, it looks as though they are getting in at the bottom but, all they find is that there is another bottom below.
A second problem, facing miners looking for financing is that a lot of the old money is decidedly tired and, much of it is trapped in positions that, the money managers are not happy about but are comfortable with.
"They're comfortable with the management, that the companies are going on the path towards some sort of production, but they're not happy about the prices obviously and they're sitting on these positions until prices improve."
Where to from here?
"What the market really needs," Ecclestone says is fresh money. "We need fresh meat in the mining space on the investment side. We need portfolio investors, we need hedge funds, we need private equity, we need sovereign wealth funds
and frankly, bottom fishing doesn’t seem to be going on at the moment, very little of that.
zur Wiederholung
and frankly, bottom fishing doesn’t seem to be going on at the moment, very little of that.
BNP Paribas Lowers 2014 Gold Forecast To $1,095/Oz
Monday November 11, 2013 1:40 PM
BNP Paribas lowered its 2014 average gold-price forecast to $1,095 an ounce, a 5% reduction from its June estimate. It is slightly raising its 2013 average gold-price forecast by $10, to $1,415, from its June estimate. The firm says financial conditions will weigh on gold, such as the likelihood of the Federal Reserve beginning its tapering of quantitative easing in March, inflation remaining subdued and interest rate yields rising. BNP also says lackluster interest by exchange-traded funds investors weighs on gold, and with the U.S. dollar strengthening on ideas the U.S. economy is improving and yields rising to support the dollar, the firm says they don’t expect official sector purchases to shore up gold.
Monday November 11, 2013 1:40 PM
BNP Paribas lowered its 2014 average gold-price forecast to $1,095 an ounce, a 5% reduction from its June estimate. It is slightly raising its 2013 average gold-price forecast by $10, to $1,415, from its June estimate. The firm says financial conditions will weigh on gold, such as the likelihood of the Federal Reserve beginning its tapering of quantitative easing in March, inflation remaining subdued and interest rate yields rising. BNP also says lackluster interest by exchange-traded funds investors weighs on gold, and with the U.S. dollar strengthening on ideas the U.S. economy is improving and yields rising to support the dollar, the firm says they don’t expect official sector purchases to shore up gold.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
so sieht die Vernichtung von
1,1 Milliarden (Euroterms) Dollar in einem Jahr aus
so sieht die Vernichtung von
1,1 Milliarden (Euroterms) Dollar in einem Jahr aus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.822.812 von dosto am 13.11.13 12:02:42PS
die Firma unterhält einen der bestbezahlten Manager / Quartermain
in Canada.
siehe Seiten weiter vorne.
die Firma unterhält einen der bestbezahlten Manager / Quartermain
in Canada.
siehe Seiten weiter vorne.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
der Fatale Absturz des besten Silber-Miner der Welt
von
2,784 Milliarden
auf
1,310 Milliarden
Verlust an Maket Cap
1.474 Milliarden
der Fatale Absturz des besten Silber-Miner der Welt
von
2,784 Milliarden
auf
1,310 Milliarden
Verlust an Maket Cap
1.474 Milliarden
Ein weiterer Geldvernichter
Jahresanfang : 3.003 Milliarden Market Cap
heute: 1.549 Milliarden
Vernichtung: 1.454 Milliarden Dollar
Der Name Pan American Silver
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
Jahresanfang : 3.003 Milliarden Market Cap
heute: 1.549 Milliarden
Vernichtung: 1.454 Milliarden Dollar
Der Name Pan American Silver
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
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November 14, 2013 Seabridge Gold Inc SEA $16,755,000.00 Proposed
TORONTO – Canadian gold miners Goldcorp and Barrick Gold are looking to sell their jointly owned Marigold mine in Nevada, according to sources familiar with the situation.
Goldcorp, which owns a two-thirds stake in the project, has retained BMO Capital Markets, the sources said. Barrick, which owns the remainder, has separately engaged RBC Capital Markets to explore a possible sale of the high-cost mine.
Large gold miners like Barrick and Goldcorp are looking to shut down or sell some of their higher-cost assets and optimize their mine portfolios. Gold is down more than 20% this year to date. It was about $1 290/oz on Friday.
The mine produced just under 40 000 oz of gold in the third quarter. In its quarterly report Goldcorp said the mine's all-in sustaining costs were a steep $1 476/oz.
Bloomberg, earlier on Friday citing unnamed sources, reported that BMO is running the sale that is expected to fetch at least $200-million.
Goldcorp, Barrick, BMO and RBC declined to comment.
Goldcorp, which owns a two-thirds stake in the project, has retained BMO Capital Markets, the sources said. Barrick, which owns the remainder, has separately engaged RBC Capital Markets to explore a possible sale of the high-cost mine.
Large gold miners like Barrick and Goldcorp are looking to shut down or sell some of their higher-cost assets and optimize their mine portfolios. Gold is down more than 20% this year to date. It was about $1 290/oz on Friday.
The mine produced just under 40 000 oz of gold in the third quarter. In its quarterly report Goldcorp said the mine's all-in sustaining costs were a steep $1 476/oz.
Bloomberg, earlier on Friday citing unnamed sources, reported that BMO is running the sale that is expected to fetch at least $200-million.
Goldcorp, Barrick, BMO and RBC declined to comment.
Hi dosto
3 Jahre Baisse! Schaut jedenfalls bei einigen so aus.
3 Jahre Baisse! Schaut jedenfalls bei einigen so aus.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.849.614 von massoud am 16.11.13 17:07:22Hallo,
wen haben wir denn da.
Sei gegrüßt,
ich hoffe bei dir ist alles ok.
Du hast ja jetzt die aufteigende Sonne aus Japan bekommen.
Eigentlich wollt ich hier schon Urlaub machen,
aber locker kanns hier schon weitergehen.
wen haben wir denn da.
Sei gegrüßt,
ich hoffe bei dir ist alles ok.
Du hast ja jetzt die aufteigende Sonne aus Japan bekommen.
Eigentlich wollt ich hier schon Urlaub machen,
aber locker kanns hier schon weitergehen.
ZWISCHEN-inventur
2.05.2013 12:06 Uhr | Redaktion
Ron Rosen: Silberpreis steigt in zehn Monaten um 400%, Goldpreis verdreifacht sich in zwei Jahren
In einem Interview mit King World News äußerte Ron Rosen, der mehr als 56 Jahre Erfahrung in der Branche vorzuweisen hat, seine Prognose hinsichtlich der Entwicklung des Gold- und des Silberpreises.
Der Goldpreis werde sich, so Rosen, binnen der nächsten zwölf Monate auf 2.800 $ erhöhen und so den aktuellen Preis um 1.500 $ übersteigen. In etwas mehr als zwei Jahren soll er Rosens Prognose zufolge sogar die 3.700-$-Marke erreichen. Das hieße, der Goldpreis würde sich in gerade einmal 24 Monaten nahezu verdreifachen.
Der Grund für Rosens Vorhersage: Seit Beginn des Bullenmarktes vor etwa zwölf Jahren habe es drei große Kaufgelegenheiten gegeben. Und jede von diesen habe zu hohen Gewinnen geführt. Mit dem derzeit niedrigen Stand des Goldpreises seien wir nun bei der vierten Kaufgelegenheit angelangt, die seiner Ansicht nach noch höhere Gewinne verspricht als bisher. Man bräuchte lediglich den Mut, jetzt zu investieren.
Beim Silberpreis sieht die Situation Rosen zufolge ähnlich aus, denn auch hier rechnet der Marktveteran mit erheblichem Zuwachs: Allein in den kommenden zehn Monaten soll der Silberpreis auf 92 $ steigen. Gegenüber dem aktuellen Preis würde dies einen Anstieg um 400% bedeuten. In grob zwei Jahren seien dann sogar 130 $ möglich. Um mit Silber jedoch tatsächlich Gewinne erzielen zu können, dürfe man sich, so Rosen, nicht von der ein oder anderen Kursschwankung irritieren lassen.
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Ron Rosen: Silberpreis steigt in zehn Monaten um 400%, Goldpreis verdreifacht sich in zwei Jahren
In einem Interview mit King World News äußerte Ron Rosen, der mehr als 56 Jahre Erfahrung in der Branche vorzuweisen hat, seine Prognose hinsichtlich der Entwicklung des Gold- und des Silberpreises.
Der Goldpreis werde sich, so Rosen, binnen der nächsten zwölf Monate auf 2.800 $ erhöhen und so den aktuellen Preis um 1.500 $ übersteigen. In etwas mehr als zwei Jahren soll er Rosens Prognose zufolge sogar die 3.700-$-Marke erreichen. Das hieße, der Goldpreis würde sich in gerade einmal 24 Monaten nahezu verdreifachen.
Der Grund für Rosens Vorhersage: Seit Beginn des Bullenmarktes vor etwa zwölf Jahren habe es drei große Kaufgelegenheiten gegeben. Und jede von diesen habe zu hohen Gewinnen geführt. Mit dem derzeit niedrigen Stand des Goldpreises seien wir nun bei der vierten Kaufgelegenheit angelangt, die seiner Ansicht nach noch höhere Gewinne verspricht als bisher. Man bräuchte lediglich den Mut, jetzt zu investieren.
Beim Silberpreis sieht die Situation Rosen zufolge ähnlich aus, denn auch hier rechnet der Marktveteran mit erheblichem Zuwachs: Allein in den kommenden zehn Monaten soll der Silberpreis auf 92 $ steigen. Gegenüber dem aktuellen Preis würde dies einen Anstieg um 400% bedeuten. In grob zwei Jahren seien dann sogar 130 $ möglich. Um mit Silber jedoch tatsächlich Gewinne erzielen zu können, dürfe man sich, so Rosen, nicht von der ein oder anderen Kursschwankung irritieren lassen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.114.625 von dosto am 26.12.13 19:19:31Ja sischer, dieser Rosen ist in einen mit Dornen uebersaeten Rosenstrauch gefallen und hat sich dabei sein restliches Hirn total zerstochen, eher friert die Hoelle zu. b.
Zitat von dosto: http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
so sieht die Vernichtung von
1,1 Milliarden (Euroterms) Dollar in einem Jahr aus
Deine Vernichtungslogik scheint mir aber schlussendlich noch bisschen ausbaubar.
Gruß
P.
Brasiliens Präsidentin Dilma Rousseff hat ein Dekret zur Enteignung von 92 landwirtschaftlichen Betrieben zugunsten von Kleinbauern unterzeichnet. Dies sei im Rahmen der Agrarreform geschehen, erklärte das Landwirtschaftsministerium am Freitag.
Schon im Oktober hatte Rousseff ein erstes Dekret zur Enteignung von acht Grossbetrieben erlassen. Nun liege die Zahl bei insgesamt «hundert enteigneten Bauernhöfen», erklärte das Ministerium.
Das entspricht einer Fläche von insgesamt 193'500 Hektar in 16 der 27 Bundesstaaten des Landes. Profitieren sollen davon demnach tausende Kleinbauernfamilien. Die enteigneten Grossbesitzer sollen im Gegenzug im kommenden Jahr Entschädigungen in Höhe von insgesamt umgerechnet rund 83 Millionen Euro erhalten.
Schon im Oktober hatte Rousseff ein erstes Dekret zur Enteignung von acht Grossbetrieben erlassen. Nun liege die Zahl bei insgesamt «hundert enteigneten Bauernhöfen», erklärte das Ministerium.
Das entspricht einer Fläche von insgesamt 193'500 Hektar in 16 der 27 Bundesstaaten des Landes. Profitieren sollen davon demnach tausende Kleinbauernfamilien. Die enteigneten Grossbesitzer sollen im Gegenzug im kommenden Jahr Entschädigungen in Höhe von insgesamt umgerechnet rund 83 Millionen Euro erhalten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.115.323 von buscadero am 26.12.13 23:59:34Yep,
ich frag mich was diese uralten Männer
Sprott-Ron Paul,Rosen,Rodgers,Faber
den Arsch aufs Grundeis zieht.
Haben sie total versagt, wem wollen sies noch zeigen,
warum können sie nicht in Ruhe abdanken.
Glaubt doch eh kein Mensch, daß die um den Rest der Menschheit besorgt sind.
An was sind diese Genossen das 5. Rad, würd mich schon mal
interessieren.
Ich nehms nurnoch als aberwitzigen Voodoo-Zauber auf.
Wäre ich EM Bugs würd ich sie zum Abschuß auf die Insel freigeben.
Solche Vorbilder sind doch vor den Kuckuck gehustet.
ich frag mich was diese uralten Männer
Sprott-Ron Paul,Rosen,Rodgers,Faber
den Arsch aufs Grundeis zieht.
Haben sie total versagt, wem wollen sies noch zeigen,
warum können sie nicht in Ruhe abdanken.
Glaubt doch eh kein Mensch, daß die um den Rest der Menschheit besorgt sind.
An was sind diese Genossen das 5. Rad, würd mich schon mal
interessieren.
Ich nehms nurnoch als aberwitzigen Voodoo-Zauber auf.
Wäre ich EM Bugs würd ich sie zum Abschuß auf die Insel freigeben.
Solche Vorbilder sind doch vor den Kuckuck gehustet.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.122.031 von Popeye82 am 28.12.13 10:46:17Pretium hats alleine vermasselt.
2 Projekte ganz unterschiedlicher Art.Es wird Zeit daß sie an BrucejACK
seriös und nachhaltig herangehen.
In B.C. gibts zuviele Täterä-Ceos, denen man nicht über den Weg traut.
Pretium hat einen davon.
Arbeiten, drillen, beweisen, dann wirds was.
Snowfield scheint mir im Moment etwas deplaziert, da muß Detour nächstes Jahr bewesien,
daß sowas ordentlich durchgezogen werden kann.
Sollten sie das schaffen, wird man sich auch wieder solche Projekte anschauen.
Ich denke vorläufig wird man davon bei den BBigs die Finger nicht verbrennen wollen.
Unter 1.400 bis 1.500 POG wirds eh keine große Aktionen geben.
Und wenn, dann zu Peanuts-Preisen.
2 Projekte ganz unterschiedlicher Art.Es wird Zeit daß sie an BrucejACK
seriös und nachhaltig herangehen.
In B.C. gibts zuviele Täterä-Ceos, denen man nicht über den Weg traut.
Pretium hat einen davon.
Arbeiten, drillen, beweisen, dann wirds was.
Snowfield scheint mir im Moment etwas deplaziert, da muß Detour nächstes Jahr bewesien,
daß sowas ordentlich durchgezogen werden kann.
Sollten sie das schaffen, wird man sich auch wieder solche Projekte anschauen.
Ich denke vorläufig wird man davon bei den BBigs die Finger nicht verbrennen wollen.
Unter 1.400 bis 1.500 POG wirds eh keine große Aktionen geben.
Und wenn, dann zu Peanuts-Preisen.
Rio mulls Pebble mine stake sale in bid to cut costs
Rio Tinto said on Monday it is considering selling its stake in Northern Dynasty, which owns the 100% of the Pebble copper mine as part of an ongoing review of its assets.
Author: Thomas Biesheuvel (Bloomberg)
Posted: Monday , 23 Dec 2013
(Bloomberg) -
Rio Tinto Group, the world’s second- largest mining company, is considering selling its stake in an Alaskan copper project as it cuts costs across its businesses.
Rio will review its 19 percent interest in Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., the Canadian metals explorer that owns the Pebble copper project, the London-based company said today in a statement. Options include a possible divestment, it said.
Major mining companies such as Rio and BHP Billiton Ltd., the largest, are reining in investments after a decade-long boom in metal prices petered out. Rio, which is cutting costs after writedowns erased profit in 2012, said this month that capital spending in 2015 will be less than half what it was last year.
“Rio Tinto will consider the Pebble project’s fit with the group’s strategy of investing in and operating long-life and expandable assets,” it said today. Rio is the biggest investor in Northern Dynasty, which is valued at C$169.1 million ($160 million) after falling 43 percent in Toronto trading this year.
Rio’s copper business is focused on four existing mines as well as the La Granja project under development in Peru and the Resolution venture in Arizona.
Northern Dynasty became sole owner of the Pebble complex after Anglo American Plc said in September it was withdrawing from the project, in which it owned a 50 percent stake. Northern Dynasty dropped 11 percent to C$1.59 at 11:11 a.m. in Toronto.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said in 2012 that salmon habitats may be harmed by mining near Bristol Bay, where Pebble is located. Fishermen, tribal groups and environmental campaigners formed a coalition to oppose the development in September, saying waterways and fisheries jobs were at risk.
PEBBLE IST GLEICHZEITIG DAS GRÖSSTE UNDEVELOPED GOLDPROJEKT DER WELT:
es führt
107.000.000
contained Unzen an.
Rio Tinto said on Monday it is considering selling its stake in Northern Dynasty, which owns the 100% of the Pebble copper mine as part of an ongoing review of its assets.
Author: Thomas Biesheuvel (Bloomberg)
Posted: Monday , 23 Dec 2013
(Bloomberg) -
Rio Tinto Group, the world’s second- largest mining company, is considering selling its stake in an Alaskan copper project as it cuts costs across its businesses.
Rio will review its 19 percent interest in Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., the Canadian metals explorer that owns the Pebble copper project, the London-based company said today in a statement. Options include a possible divestment, it said.
Major mining companies such as Rio and BHP Billiton Ltd., the largest, are reining in investments after a decade-long boom in metal prices petered out. Rio, which is cutting costs after writedowns erased profit in 2012, said this month that capital spending in 2015 will be less than half what it was last year.
“Rio Tinto will consider the Pebble project’s fit with the group’s strategy of investing in and operating long-life and expandable assets,” it said today. Rio is the biggest investor in Northern Dynasty, which is valued at C$169.1 million ($160 million) after falling 43 percent in Toronto trading this year.
Rio’s copper business is focused on four existing mines as well as the La Granja project under development in Peru and the Resolution venture in Arizona.
Northern Dynasty became sole owner of the Pebble complex after Anglo American Plc said in September it was withdrawing from the project, in which it owned a 50 percent stake. Northern Dynasty dropped 11 percent to C$1.59 at 11:11 a.m. in Toronto.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said in 2012 that salmon habitats may be harmed by mining near Bristol Bay, where Pebble is located. Fishermen, tribal groups and environmental campaigners formed a coalition to oppose the development in September, saying waterways and fisheries jobs were at risk.
PEBBLE IST GLEICHZEITIG DAS GRÖSSTE UNDEVELOPED GOLDPROJEKT DER WELT:
es führt
107.000.000
contained Unzen an.
Barrick Gold to sell Plutonic Mine to Northern Star
The gold digger has agreed to sell the Western Australian mine for $22m in a bid to further focus on its most profitable operations.
Author: Simon Casey (Bloomberg)
Posted: Monday , 23 Dec 2013
BLOOMBERG -
(Bloomberg) -- Barrick Gold Corp. agreed to sell its Plutonic mine in Western Australia for A$25 million ($22 million) as the world’s largest producer of the metal tries to cut costs and focus on its most profitable operations.
The sale to Australia’s Northern Star Resources Ltd. is expected to close in February, the acquirer said today in a statement.
Barrick sold three other Australian mines -- Granny Smith, Lawlers and Darlot -- to Gold Fields Ltd. for $300 million in October. The company also sold its energy arm in July and last month raised $3 billion in a share sale to help the company reduce its debt. Like other gold producers, Barrick’s earnings have been hit by a 29 percent drop in the gold price this year.
Chief Executive Officer Jamie Sokalsky said Dec. 3 that the sale of the Kanowna mine in Australia was advancing. Barrick and Goldcorp Inc., a Canadian competitor, are trying to divest their jointly owned Marigold mine in Nevada, people with knowledge of the matter said on Nov. 14.
Northern Star said that buying Plutonic would increase its annual gold production to more than 200,000 ounces. The company’s financial adviser on the purchase is RBC Capital Markets and Ashurst LLP is its legal adviser.
Auch hier lassen sich Rückschlüsse zioehen.
Plutonic hat eine Jahresproduktion von 115.000
Kosten um die 1.000 + per Unze.
Man verkauft also eine voll funktionierede Mine mit allen Resourcen und einer
Leistung von 115.000 Goldunzen für
22 Millionen Dollar.
Ich hoffe Börsenkrieger nimmt sowas zur Kenntnis,
das würde die Preise seiner Exploererwerte einordnen, und mit dem obigen fahren
damit wohl viele hOFFNUNGEN DAHIN
The gold digger has agreed to sell the Western Australian mine for $22m in a bid to further focus on its most profitable operations.
Author: Simon Casey (Bloomberg)
Posted: Monday , 23 Dec 2013
BLOOMBERG -
(Bloomberg) -- Barrick Gold Corp. agreed to sell its Plutonic mine in Western Australia for A$25 million ($22 million) as the world’s largest producer of the metal tries to cut costs and focus on its most profitable operations.
The sale to Australia’s Northern Star Resources Ltd. is expected to close in February, the acquirer said today in a statement.
Barrick sold three other Australian mines -- Granny Smith, Lawlers and Darlot -- to Gold Fields Ltd. for $300 million in October. The company also sold its energy arm in July and last month raised $3 billion in a share sale to help the company reduce its debt. Like other gold producers, Barrick’s earnings have been hit by a 29 percent drop in the gold price this year.
Chief Executive Officer Jamie Sokalsky said Dec. 3 that the sale of the Kanowna mine in Australia was advancing. Barrick and Goldcorp Inc., a Canadian competitor, are trying to divest their jointly owned Marigold mine in Nevada, people with knowledge of the matter said on Nov. 14.
Northern Star said that buying Plutonic would increase its annual gold production to more than 200,000 ounces. The company’s financial adviser on the purchase is RBC Capital Markets and Ashurst LLP is its legal adviser.
Auch hier lassen sich Rückschlüsse zioehen.
Plutonic hat eine Jahresproduktion von 115.000
Kosten um die 1.000 + per Unze.
Man verkauft also eine voll funktionierede Mine mit allen Resourcen und einer
Leistung von 115.000 Goldunzen für
22 Millionen Dollar.
Ich hoffe Börsenkrieger nimmt sowas zur Kenntnis,
das würde die Preise seiner Exploererwerte einordnen, und mit dem obigen fahren
damit wohl viele hOFFNUNGEN DAHIN
Silver Standard to sell Challacollo silver project to Mandalay
A sales transaction involving one of Chile’s historic silver properties is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Friday , 20 Dec 2013
RENO (MINEWEB) -
Silver Standard announced early Friday that it is selling its Challacollo silver project in northern Chile to Mandalay Resources for $7.5 million in cash, a combined 17 million shares of Mandalay, and the cash equivalent of 240,000 ounces of silver.
Silver Standard will retain a 2% net smelter royalty on silver sales in excess of 36 million ounces, up to a maximum of $5 million.
The Challacollo silver property is located 130 kilometers southeast of Chile’s port city of Iquique. A 2003 resource estimate revealed indicated mineral
resources of 18.6 million ounces of contained silver. Inferred mineral resources may contain as much as 23.6 million ounces of silver.
The Challacollo mining district’s history dates from 1770 when it was recognized as the largest silver deposit in China. Exploitation of the main vein started in 1772. A number of exploration and mining companies have worked the property over the years.
In late 2001, Codelco optioned the claim group hosting potential porphyry copper deposits, while Silver Standard Resources optioned the historically important silver portion of the property.
In 2010 Silver Standard conducted comprehensive geophysical surveys on the property. Fieldwork completed in 2010 has identified a number of new drilling targets.
“This transaction adds to our already robust balance sheet and positions us well heading into 2014,” said Silver Standard CEO John Smith. “Our aim is to monetize our portfolio through both building mines and selling non-core properties. This approach underpins our growth strategy.”
Silver Standard hopes to produce eight million ounces of silver this year.
CA:MND
Mandalay Resources Corp. (TOR)
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A sales transaction involving one of Chile’s historic silver properties is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Friday , 20 Dec 2013
RENO (MINEWEB) -
Silver Standard announced early Friday that it is selling its Challacollo silver project in northern Chile to Mandalay Resources for $7.5 million in cash, a combined 17 million shares of Mandalay, and the cash equivalent of 240,000 ounces of silver.
Silver Standard will retain a 2% net smelter royalty on silver sales in excess of 36 million ounces, up to a maximum of $5 million.
The Challacollo silver property is located 130 kilometers southeast of Chile’s port city of Iquique. A 2003 resource estimate revealed indicated mineral
resources of 18.6 million ounces of contained silver. Inferred mineral resources may contain as much as 23.6 million ounces of silver.
The Challacollo mining district’s history dates from 1770 when it was recognized as the largest silver deposit in China. Exploitation of the main vein started in 1772. A number of exploration and mining companies have worked the property over the years.
In late 2001, Codelco optioned the claim group hosting potential porphyry copper deposits, while Silver Standard Resources optioned the historically important silver portion of the property.
In 2010 Silver Standard conducted comprehensive geophysical surveys on the property. Fieldwork completed in 2010 has identified a number of new drilling targets.
“This transaction adds to our already robust balance sheet and positions us well heading into 2014,” said Silver Standard CEO John Smith. “Our aim is to monetize our portfolio through both building mines and selling non-core properties. This approach underpins our growth strategy.”
Silver Standard hopes to produce eight million ounces of silver this year.
CA:MND
Mandalay Resources Corp. (TOR)
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Last:
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Open:
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High:
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Volume:
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Percent Change:
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Yield:
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P/E Ratio:
5.1656
52 Week Range:
NUNJUA; HIER BEZAHLT MAN 0,62 pro <Unze
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40 Millionen vorhande Silberunzen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.123.231 von dosto am 28.12.13 16:42:57
Ich kenne mich bei Pretium Resources nicht aus, aber von dem bisschen was ich dazu gelesen habe war es wohl ein schlechtes Beispiel, für meinen Kommentar.
Er würde aber gelten, und dann würde ich es jeder Zeit wieder machen, bei einem Unternehmen was es nicht 'selbst vermasselt' hat.
Darf man mal fragen ob Du bei Branchen, abseits von Rohstoffen, spezielles interessant findet?
Gruß
P.
Ich kenne mich bei Pretium Resources nicht aus, aber von dem bisschen was ich dazu gelesen habe war es wohl ein schlechtes Beispiel, für meinen Kommentar.
Er würde aber gelten, und dann würde ich es jeder Zeit wieder machen, bei einem Unternehmen was es nicht 'selbst vermasselt' hat.
Darf man mal fragen ob Du bei Branchen, abseits von Rohstoffen, spezielles interessant findet?
Gruß
P.
naja, als alter Hobo
bin ich es nicht gewohnt bei Volldampf auf den Zug zu springen.
Ich belege aber auch nicht parkende Züge.
Im Moment sehe ich keinen langsam anfahrenden.
Ich werde also mein Fiat Money den Yankees geben.
Es gibt jetzt dann b3 % Zinsen bei 10 Jahren.
Das reicht mir fürs erste, um den Markt 2014 dann ruhig mit irgendeinem
Stock-Picking aus dem Momentum heraus anzugehen.
Ich habe keine Kauf-keine Watch und auch keine Wunschliste.
2014 ist für mich das Jahr aus dem
STAND heraus
aus dem
BAUCH heraus
und ohne sonderliche Illusionen. Schließe mich dem Markt an.
Was bleibt mir anderes übrig.
Warren kaufte EXXON
nur was soll ich damit? meine 25.000 Stücker sind schon 30 Jahre alt.
Bei 100 gedenke ich die ersten 1.000 Stück Mr. Warren gerne abzutreten.
Meine Lebenserwartung sinkt. Ich löse mich von etlichen Werten im Depot
und mach auf Caritas.
bin ich es nicht gewohnt bei Volldampf auf den Zug zu springen.
Ich belege aber auch nicht parkende Züge.
Im Moment sehe ich keinen langsam anfahrenden.
Ich werde also mein Fiat Money den Yankees geben.
Es gibt jetzt dann b3 % Zinsen bei 10 Jahren.
Das reicht mir fürs erste, um den Markt 2014 dann ruhig mit irgendeinem
Stock-Picking aus dem Momentum heraus anzugehen.
Ich habe keine Kauf-keine Watch und auch keine Wunschliste.
2014 ist für mich das Jahr aus dem
STAND heraus
aus dem
BAUCH heraus
und ohne sonderliche Illusionen. Schließe mich dem Markt an.
Was bleibt mir anderes übrig.
Warren kaufte EXXON
nur was soll ich damit? meine 25.000 Stücker sind schon 30 Jahre alt.
Bei 100 gedenke ich die ersten 1.000 Stück Mr. Warren gerne abzutreten.
Meine Lebenserwartung sinkt. Ich löse mich von etlichen Werten im Depot
und mach auf Caritas.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.135 von dosto am 28.12.13 21:03:12
Ich wusste nicht was das ist, aber nachdem ich nachgeguckt hab -in so eine Richtung gingen ziemlich genau meine Kindheitsträume. Vieles was sich um Fernweh dreht.
Bei Branchen -ist in Ordnung, kann ich auch verstehen.
Mir geht es allerdings niiicht darum irgendetwas 'genaues' zu wissen, was "jetzt steigen muss". Als was mich vielmehr interessiert sind ein paar "grundsätzliche Ansichten/grobe Gedankenzüge", Sachen in der Richtung. Mir interessiert zm Beispiel seit einiger Zeit der Technologie/"grün"/Umweltschutzbereich. Aber auch -deeefinitiv- nicht in dem Sinne dass ich ein 'Branchenzertifikat' kaufen würde, als vielmehr ("nur")Grundgedanke für eigene Recherche.
Irgendeine 'WKN' oder sowas interessiert mich nicht, ob ich das dann nachvollziehbar finde, oder nicht, und wie man was 'vielleicht umsetzen' könnte such ich mir selber raus.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: naja, als alter Hobo
bin ich es nicht gewohnt bei Volldampf auf den Zug zu springen.
Ich wusste nicht was das ist, aber nachdem ich nachgeguckt hab -in so eine Richtung gingen ziemlich genau meine Kindheitsträume.
Vieles was sich um Fernweh dreht.Bei Branchen -ist in Ordnung, kann ich auch verstehen.
Mir geht es allerdings niiicht darum irgendetwas 'genaues' zu wissen, was "jetzt steigen muss". Als was mich vielmehr interessiert sind ein paar "grundsätzliche Ansichten/grobe Gedankenzüge", Sachen in der Richtung. Mir interessiert zm Beispiel seit einiger Zeit der Technologie/"grün"/Umweltschutzbereich. Aber auch -deeefinitiv- nicht in dem Sinne dass ich ein 'Branchenzertifikat' kaufen würde, als vielmehr ("nur")Grundgedanke für eigene Recherche.
Irgendeine 'WKN' oder sowas interessiert mich nicht, ob ich das dann nachvollziehbar finde, oder nicht, und wie man was 'vielleicht umsetzen' könnte such ich mir selber raus.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.135 von dosto am 28.12.13 21:03:12...man könnte glauben, Du bist älter als buffet, so wie Du schreibst
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.279 von Popeye82 am 28.12.13 22:00:41 naja, als alter Hobo
bin ich es nicht gewohnt bei Volldampf auf den Zug zu springen.
Ich wusste nicht was das ist, aber nachdem ich nachgeguckt hab
meine erste assoziation war holzbock
, was aber eher nicht zutrifft, dann hab ich auch nachgeschaut
bin ich es nicht gewohnt bei Volldampf auf den Zug zu springen.
Ich wusste nicht was das ist, aber nachdem ich nachgeguckt hab
meine erste assoziation war holzbock
, was aber eher nicht zutrifft, dann hab ich auch nachgeschaut
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.279 von Popeye82 am 28.12.13 22:00:41Die grundsätzlichen Gedanken und Branchen sind leider alle belegt.
Gewöhnlich haben wir für Fälle die uns nicht bewußt sind,
ein sogenattes screening über die Aktienfronten hinweg.
Man sucht Auffälligkeiten, Sonderbarkeiten,Läufer und was es noch alles gibt.
Gewöhnlich mach ich sowas dann in einem Momentumthread, da fallen die Aktien
kunterbunt ohne Rücksicht auf Branchen, höchstens auf ein
Abklopfen: will uns hier nur jemand leimen und zeigt uns einen Zirkusgaul,
den gilts dann auszusondern.
Also das muß man einfach über Jahre praktizieren, es gibt Leute die können das,
es gibt Leute die können das gar nicht, ob sies lernen hat sich oft als
nutzlos herqausgestellt, ob man doch lernen kann muß jeder selbst rausfinden.
Dazu muß man wahrscheinlich die Gene haben.
Also 2014 wird mein Genjahr werden. Bleibt zu hoffen daß sie weiterhin ordentlich beieinander sind.
Ich hab keine Aktiensicht zu 2014, ich werd mir auch gar keine geben, nur
um eine zu haben. Das manche schon genügend andere.
Für mich bleibt alles offen
mit Doktrinarismus und mit Dogmatik wird 2014 kein Blumentopf zu gewinnen sein.
Nur mit allergrößten Freiheiten.
Gewöhnlich haben wir für Fälle die uns nicht bewußt sind,
ein sogenattes screening über die Aktienfronten hinweg.
Man sucht Auffälligkeiten, Sonderbarkeiten,Läufer und was es noch alles gibt.
Gewöhnlich mach ich sowas dann in einem Momentumthread, da fallen die Aktien
kunterbunt ohne Rücksicht auf Branchen, höchstens auf ein
Abklopfen: will uns hier nur jemand leimen und zeigt uns einen Zirkusgaul,
den gilts dann auszusondern.
Also das muß man einfach über Jahre praktizieren, es gibt Leute die können das,
es gibt Leute die können das gar nicht, ob sies lernen hat sich oft als
nutzlos herqausgestellt, ob man doch lernen kann muß jeder selbst rausfinden.
Dazu muß man wahrscheinlich die Gene haben.
Also 2014 wird mein Genjahr werden. Bleibt zu hoffen daß sie weiterhin ordentlich beieinander sind.
Ich hab keine Aktiensicht zu 2014, ich werd mir auch gar keine geben, nur
um eine zu haben. Das manche schon genügend andere.
Für mich bleibt alles offen
mit Doktrinarismus und mit Dogmatik wird 2014 kein Blumentopf zu gewinnen sein.
Nur mit allergrößten Freiheiten.
Ich wusste nicht was das ist, aber nachdem ich nachgeguckt hab -in so eine Richtung gingen ziemlich genau meine Kindheitsträume. Vieles was sich um Fernweh dreht
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Ich bin die on the road Generation
auch jetzt trampe ich durch den Aktienmarkt, ohne Spezialist
für irgend einen Sektor zu sein, ich wills auch nicht werden.
Ich will Orte wechseln wie ich will. Im Grunde bin ich nur ein Zuseher, der allein für sich mitmacht.
Vieles was sich um Fernweh dreht-------------------------------------------------------------------
Ich bin die on the road Generation
auch jetzt trampe ich durch den Aktienmarkt, ohne Spezialist
für irgend einen Sektor zu sein, ich wills auch nicht werden.
Ich will Orte wechseln wie ich will. Im Grunde bin ich nur ein Zuseher, der allein für sich mitmacht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.347 von dosto am 28.12.13 22:24:53Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Davy's on the road again
gibt mir ein wenig flair davon, leider war ich es eher nur im traum
gibt mir ein wenig flair davon, leider war ich es eher nur im traum
Versteh mich da nicht falsch, ich hab (mehr als)genug eigenes Zeug.
Und da ist auch bisserl Recherche reingeflossen.
Ich denke dass Du damit vollkommen richtig liegst.
Was die 'Freiheiten' angeht würde ich es aber letztendlich bis da begrenzt sehen, wo Du/man sich schlussendlich doch irgendwann mal entscheiden muss(sofern man irgendwas an der Börse "aktiv" tut).
Gruß
P.
Und da ist auch bisserl Recherche reingeflossen.
Zitat von dosto: (Ich hab keine Aktiensicht zu 2014, ich werd mir auch gar keine geben, nur
um eine zu haben. Das manche schon genügend andere.)
Für mich bleibt alles offen
mit Doktrinarismus und mit Dogmatik wird 2014 kein Blumentopf zu gewinnen sein.
(Nur mit allergrößten Freiheiten).
Ich denke dass Du damit vollkommen richtig liegst.
Was die 'Freiheiten' angeht würde ich es aber letztendlich bis da begrenzt sehen, wo Du/man sich schlussendlich doch irgendwann mal entscheiden muss(sofern man irgendwas an der Börse "aktiv" tut).
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: Meine Lebenserwartung sinkt. Ich löse mich von etlichen Werten im Depot und mach auf Caritas.
Ohne irgendetwas konkretes, wenn Du nicht magst. Aber möchtest Du irgendjemanden(Leuten, Gruppen...?) bei Sachen helfen die benötigt werden?
Ich meiiine mich zu erinnern dass Du so etwas schonmal gesagt hattest, mit Sachen, Lieferauto(s) (in Südamerika?)oder irgendsoetwas in der Art.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.794.498 von dosto am 08.11.13 17:28:16Indians are divided on whether their own country or neighbour China will take the pole position in the world economy over the next two decades, according to a survey released today.
Wer wird schneller seine Bevölkerung in ein Massengrab schubsen?
Wer wird schneller seine Bevölkerung in ein Massengrab schubsen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.625 von Popeye82 am 29.12.13 02:34:10ich bin laufend dort am tun und an der Arbeit.
Aber ich habe auch meine Vorstellungen und finaziere Keinen Organisationsapparat.
Wenigstens nicht auf Zeit.
Aber ich habe auch meine Vorstellungen und finaziere Keinen Organisationsapparat.
Wenigstens nicht auf Zeit.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.377 von curacanne am 28.12.13 22:33:07ach was, Deutschland war in meiner Internats-Zeit 1964-66
ein Trämper-Paradies.
Autobahneinfahrt, Daumen raus und sich mitnehmen und treiben lassen.
ein Trämper-Paradies.
Autobahneinfahrt, Daumen raus und sich mitnehmen und treiben lassen.
jede Woche 5 neue Crypto-Moneys
nur noch eine Frage der Zeit, dann gibts davon mehr als Länderwährunge Name Market Cap Price Total Supply Volume (24h) % Change (24h) Market Cap Graph (7d)
1 Bitcoin $ 9,297,499,596 $ 762.72 12,189,925 BTC $ 25,743,981 +5.60 %
2 Ripple $ 2,761,017,960 $ 0.028 99,999,998,246 XRP* $ 84,440 +3.19 %
3 Litecoin $ 603,838,273 $ 24.74 24,412,292 LTC $ 16,355,025 +7.49 %
4 MasterCoin $ 103,401,578 $ 183.61 563,162 MSC* $ 64,762 +1.98 %
5 Peercoin $ 96,835,707 $ 4.61 20,985,292 PPC $ 816,620 +12.10 %
6 Nxt $ 46,595,996 $ 0.047 999,997,986 NXT* $ 338,707 +2.65 %
7 Namecoin $ 39,613,980 $ 5.19 7,626,692 NMC $ 1,367,878 +7.93 %
8 Quark $ 28,428,014 $ 0.12 246,915,449 QRK $ 142,811 +4.48 %
9 ProtoShares $ 26,337,417 $ 21.49 1,225,369 PTS $ 59,807 +8.31 %
10 WorldCoin $ 19,334,141 $ 0.51 37,791,366 WDC $ 124,485 +9.26 %
11 Megacoin $ 18,596,208 $ 0.86 21,508,350 MEC $ 43,835 +4.60 %
12 Infinitecoin $ 11,249,438 $ 0.00013 89,325,781,517 IFC $ 138,943 +27.86 %
13 Primecoin $ 10,306,890 $ 2.72 3,795,880 XPM $ 80,300 +5.37 %
14 Feathercoin $ 9,847,218 $ 0.35 28,066,650 FTC $ 216,911 +8.36 %
15 DogeCoin $ 7,816,174 $ 0.00045 17,369,090,849 DOGE $ 330,344 +1.52 %
16 Novacoin $ 7,572,351 $ 14.03 539,570 NVC $ 28,961 +5.61 %
17 Zetacoin $ 7,417,398 $ 0.047 159,268,406 ZET $ 53,786 +31.65 %
18 Devcoin $ 3,930,237 $ 0.00066 5,991,770,050 DVC $ 2,634 +5.72 %
19 Tickets $ 3,404,044 $ 5.1e-05 66,876,281,414 TIX $ 84,001 +136.03 %
20 EarthCoin $ 3,157,544 $ 0.0062 510,701,029 EAC $ 155,840 +159.70 %
21 NetCoin $ 2,940,712 $ 0.015 190,303,994 NET $ 21,706 +9.01 %
22 Anoncoin $ 2,846,468 $ 4.55 625,145 ANC $ 15,315 +0.41 %
23 Digitalcoin $ 2,780,905 $ 0.23 11,855,489 DGC $ 18,202 -5.45 %
24 Freicoin $ 2,523,178 $ 0.072 34,980,764 FRC $ 1,647 -1.07 %
25 Terracoin $ 2,329,452 $ 0.49 4,772,090 TRC $ 31,368 +5.73 %
26 Copperlark $ 2,322,622 $ 0.42 5,499,699 CLR $ 3,690 -0.77 %
27 Ixcoin $ 2,136,418 $ 0.12 17,370,866 IXC $ 1,855 +0.27 %
28 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 2,096,415 $ 2.26 927,946 CGB $ 15,815 +5.72 %
29 GoldCoin $ 1,597,955 $ 0.055 29,114,420 GLD $ 3,586 +2.91 %
30 BBQCoin $ 1,355,528 $ 0.046 29,566,268 BQC $ 3,166 +4.82 %
31 LottoCoin $ 1,174,231 $ 0.00048 2,443,699,523 LOT $ 304,033 +171.50 %
32 MemoryCoin $ 1,064,815 $ 0.61 1,749,469 MMC $ 35,272 +18.00 %
33 Sexcoin $ 1,001,022 $ 0.02 49,300,325 SXC $ 19,023 -9.92 %
34 Fastcoin $ 990,256 $ 0.02 48,426,773 FST $ 14,257 -3.57 %
35 Junkcoin $ 933,077 $ 0.096 9,761,450 JKC $ 158,294 ?
36 StableCoin $ 824,347 $ 0.09 9,122,980 SBC $ 8,926 -2.19 %
37 Deutsche eMark $ 817,697 $ 0.28 2,872,900 DEM $ 7,826 -7.22 %
38 FlorinCoin $ 755,222 $ 0.021 35,970,800 FLO $ 5,233 +3.35 %
39 Datacoin $ 707,039 $ 0.43 1,626,281 DTC $ 8,187 -2.17 %
40 Catcoin $ 684,309 $ 0.69 995,700 CAT $ 109,787 +9.07 %
41 Unobtanium $ 631,858 $ 5.57 113,484 UNO $ 21,314 -8.16 %
42 I0Coin $ 596,593 $ 0.03 20,061,327 I0C $ 604 +12.33 %
43 Mincoin $ 586,406 $ 0.39 1,494,626 MNC $ 2,758 +8.84 %
44 GrandCoin $ 574,722 $ 0.0021 275,006,000 GDC $ 17,079 -6.93 %
45 Diamond $ 455,261 $ 2.29 198,742 DMD $ 5,428 +6.42 %
46 TagCoin $ 443,090 $ 0.74 595,017 TAG $ 5,021 +9.84 %
47 Tigercoin $ 378,562 $ 0.016 23,139,012 TGC $ 7,781 +7.96 %
48 BetaCoin $ 372,554 $ 0.08 4,651,948 BET $ 1,662 +12.15 %
49 BitBar $ 361,726 $ 41.02 8,818 BTB $ 2,712 -6.64 %
50 Luckycoin $ 349,805 $ 0.034 10,248,668 LKY $ 4,601 +18.38 %
51 GlobalCoin $ 339,115 $ 0.013 25,970,400 GLC $ 3,441 +1.40 %
52 EZCoin $ 312,223 $ 0.024 12,794,250 EZC $ 26,805 +54.38 %
53 CasinoCoin $ 253,834 $ 0.036 7,112,655 CSC $ 7,093 +6.40 %
54 Philosopher Stones $ 242,136 $ 0.16 1,555,358 PHS $ 2,189 +7.62 %
55 Bytecoin $ 223,718 $ 0.12 1,822,182 BTE $ 6,860 +13.64 %
56 GameCoin $ 212,128 $ 0.0019 113,151,800 GME $ 3,077 -0.71 %
57 Franko $ 209,298 $ 2.31 90,566 FRK $ 5,959 +7.47 %
58 Phoenixcoin $ 209,203 $ 0.027 7,778,950 PXC $ 4,828 -3.78 %
59 Orbitcoin $ 206,055 $ 0.19 1,082,843 ORB $ 2,921 +14.33 %
60 Argentum $ 175,814 $ 0.34 523,885 ARG $ 1,782 +1.71 %
61 Joulecoin $ 161,643 $ 0.056 2,909,920 XJO $ 5,463 +23.41 %
62 HoboNickels $ 145,754 $ 0.063 2,313,243 HBN $ 2,086 +3.34 %
63 Noirbits $ 132,384 $ 0.065 2,041,740 NRB $ 2,513 +3.52 %
64 Elacoin $ 117,107 $ 1.53 76,770 ELC $ 21,453 +78.75 %
65 Spots $ 111,302 $ 0.031 3,571,422 SPT $ 2,590 +2.86 %
66 CraftCoin $ 104,203 $ 0.40 260,801 CRC $ 2,093 +10.73 %
67 Yacoin ? ? ? ? ?n
nur noch eine Frage der Zeit, dann gibts davon mehr als Länderwährunge Name Market Cap Price Total Supply Volume (24h) % Change (24h) Market Cap Graph (7d)
1 Bitcoin $ 9,297,499,596 $ 762.72 12,189,925 BTC $ 25,743,981 +5.60 %
2 Ripple $ 2,761,017,960 $ 0.028 99,999,998,246 XRP* $ 84,440 +3.19 %
3 Litecoin $ 603,838,273 $ 24.74 24,412,292 LTC $ 16,355,025 +7.49 %
4 MasterCoin $ 103,401,578 $ 183.61 563,162 MSC* $ 64,762 +1.98 %
5 Peercoin $ 96,835,707 $ 4.61 20,985,292 PPC $ 816,620 +12.10 %
6 Nxt $ 46,595,996 $ 0.047 999,997,986 NXT* $ 338,707 +2.65 %
7 Namecoin $ 39,613,980 $ 5.19 7,626,692 NMC $ 1,367,878 +7.93 %
8 Quark $ 28,428,014 $ 0.12 246,915,449 QRK $ 142,811 +4.48 %
9 ProtoShares $ 26,337,417 $ 21.49 1,225,369 PTS $ 59,807 +8.31 %
10 WorldCoin $ 19,334,141 $ 0.51 37,791,366 WDC $ 124,485 +9.26 %
11 Megacoin $ 18,596,208 $ 0.86 21,508,350 MEC $ 43,835 +4.60 %
12 Infinitecoin $ 11,249,438 $ 0.00013 89,325,781,517 IFC $ 138,943 +27.86 %
13 Primecoin $ 10,306,890 $ 2.72 3,795,880 XPM $ 80,300 +5.37 %
14 Feathercoin $ 9,847,218 $ 0.35 28,066,650 FTC $ 216,911 +8.36 %
15 DogeCoin $ 7,816,174 $ 0.00045 17,369,090,849 DOGE $ 330,344 +1.52 %
16 Novacoin $ 7,572,351 $ 14.03 539,570 NVC $ 28,961 +5.61 %
17 Zetacoin $ 7,417,398 $ 0.047 159,268,406 ZET $ 53,786 +31.65 %
18 Devcoin $ 3,930,237 $ 0.00066 5,991,770,050 DVC $ 2,634 +5.72 %
19 Tickets $ 3,404,044 $ 5.1e-05 66,876,281,414 TIX $ 84,001 +136.03 %
20 EarthCoin $ 3,157,544 $ 0.0062 510,701,029 EAC $ 155,840 +159.70 %
21 NetCoin $ 2,940,712 $ 0.015 190,303,994 NET $ 21,706 +9.01 %
22 Anoncoin $ 2,846,468 $ 4.55 625,145 ANC $ 15,315 +0.41 %
23 Digitalcoin $ 2,780,905 $ 0.23 11,855,489 DGC $ 18,202 -5.45 %
24 Freicoin $ 2,523,178 $ 0.072 34,980,764 FRC $ 1,647 -1.07 %
25 Terracoin $ 2,329,452 $ 0.49 4,772,090 TRC $ 31,368 +5.73 %
26 Copperlark $ 2,322,622 $ 0.42 5,499,699 CLR $ 3,690 -0.77 %
27 Ixcoin $ 2,136,418 $ 0.12 17,370,866 IXC $ 1,855 +0.27 %
28 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 2,096,415 $ 2.26 927,946 CGB $ 15,815 +5.72 %
29 GoldCoin $ 1,597,955 $ 0.055 29,114,420 GLD $ 3,586 +2.91 %
30 BBQCoin $ 1,355,528 $ 0.046 29,566,268 BQC $ 3,166 +4.82 %
31 LottoCoin $ 1,174,231 $ 0.00048 2,443,699,523 LOT $ 304,033 +171.50 %
32 MemoryCoin $ 1,064,815 $ 0.61 1,749,469 MMC $ 35,272 +18.00 %
33 Sexcoin $ 1,001,022 $ 0.02 49,300,325 SXC $ 19,023 -9.92 %
34 Fastcoin $ 990,256 $ 0.02 48,426,773 FST $ 14,257 -3.57 %
35 Junkcoin $ 933,077 $ 0.096 9,761,450 JKC $ 158,294 ?
36 StableCoin $ 824,347 $ 0.09 9,122,980 SBC $ 8,926 -2.19 %
37 Deutsche eMark $ 817,697 $ 0.28 2,872,900 DEM $ 7,826 -7.22 %
38 FlorinCoin $ 755,222 $ 0.021 35,970,800 FLO $ 5,233 +3.35 %
39 Datacoin $ 707,039 $ 0.43 1,626,281 DTC $ 8,187 -2.17 %
40 Catcoin $ 684,309 $ 0.69 995,700 CAT $ 109,787 +9.07 %
41 Unobtanium $ 631,858 $ 5.57 113,484 UNO $ 21,314 -8.16 %
42 I0Coin $ 596,593 $ 0.03 20,061,327 I0C $ 604 +12.33 %
43 Mincoin $ 586,406 $ 0.39 1,494,626 MNC $ 2,758 +8.84 %
44 GrandCoin $ 574,722 $ 0.0021 275,006,000 GDC $ 17,079 -6.93 %
45 Diamond $ 455,261 $ 2.29 198,742 DMD $ 5,428 +6.42 %
46 TagCoin $ 443,090 $ 0.74 595,017 TAG $ 5,021 +9.84 %
47 Tigercoin $ 378,562 $ 0.016 23,139,012 TGC $ 7,781 +7.96 %
48 BetaCoin $ 372,554 $ 0.08 4,651,948 BET $ 1,662 +12.15 %
49 BitBar $ 361,726 $ 41.02 8,818 BTB $ 2,712 -6.64 %
50 Luckycoin $ 349,805 $ 0.034 10,248,668 LKY $ 4,601 +18.38 %
51 GlobalCoin $ 339,115 $ 0.013 25,970,400 GLC $ 3,441 +1.40 %
52 EZCoin $ 312,223 $ 0.024 12,794,250 EZC $ 26,805 +54.38 %
53 CasinoCoin $ 253,834 $ 0.036 7,112,655 CSC $ 7,093 +6.40 %
54 Philosopher Stones $ 242,136 $ 0.16 1,555,358 PHS $ 2,189 +7.62 %
55 Bytecoin $ 223,718 $ 0.12 1,822,182 BTE $ 6,860 +13.64 %
56 GameCoin $ 212,128 $ 0.0019 113,151,800 GME $ 3,077 -0.71 %
57 Franko $ 209,298 $ 2.31 90,566 FRK $ 5,959 +7.47 %
58 Phoenixcoin $ 209,203 $ 0.027 7,778,950 PXC $ 4,828 -3.78 %
59 Orbitcoin $ 206,055 $ 0.19 1,082,843 ORB $ 2,921 +14.33 %
60 Argentum $ 175,814 $ 0.34 523,885 ARG $ 1,782 +1.71 %
61 Joulecoin $ 161,643 $ 0.056 2,909,920 XJO $ 5,463 +23.41 %
62 HoboNickels $ 145,754 $ 0.063 2,313,243 HBN $ 2,086 +3.34 %
63 Noirbits $ 132,384 $ 0.065 2,041,740 NRB $ 2,513 +3.52 %
64 Elacoin $ 117,107 $ 1.53 76,770 ELC $ 21,453 +78.75 %
65 Spots $ 111,302 $ 0.031 3,571,422 SPT $ 2,590 +2.86 %
66 CraftCoin $ 104,203 $ 0.40 260,801 CRC $ 2,093 +10.73 %
67 Yacoin ? ? ? ? ?n
Münzen & Barren
Bezeichnung Währung Bid (Verkauf) Ask (Kauf) Zeit Zum Anbieter
Goldbarren
Gold-Barren 1g EURO 28,00 40,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 2g EURO 57,00 70,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g EURO 142,00 156,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g EURO 275,00 303,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 551,00 591,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g EURO 1.382,00 1.452,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 2.775,00 2.891,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 250g EURO 6.922,00 7.198,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 500g EURO 13.748,00 14.365,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1000g EURO 27.410,00 28.707,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - CombiBar EURO 1.352,00 1.514,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz EURO 880,00 918,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz - philoro EURO 882,00 919,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g - Perth Mint EURO 142,00 159,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g - Perth Mint EURO 275,00 306,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g - Perth Mint EURO 551,00 597,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - Perth Mint EURO 1.382,00 1.465,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - Perth Mint EURO 2.781,00 2.901,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - philoro EURO 2.793,00 2.895,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1g - philoro cover EURO 28,00 35,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren
Silberbarren 50g EURO 30,00 47,01 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g EURO 43,10 85,80 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 250g EURO 110,20 181,12 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 500g EURO 217,50 326,66 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1000g EURO 434,00 619,99 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g - CombiBar EURO 45,10 120,31 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 5000g EURO 2.100,80 2.945,01 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1g - philoro cove EURO 1,50 3,21 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Goldmünzen
American Buffalo 1/1 EURO 887,00 938,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/4 EURO 230,00 258,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/2 EURO 458,00 494,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/1 EURO 887,00 936,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/2 EURO 458,00 490,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/1 EURO 887,00 934,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
China Panda 1/1 EURO 887,00 940,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 1-fach EURO 97,00 110,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 4-fach EURO 379,00 419,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/10 EURO 91,00 110,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/2 EURO 458,00 482,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/1 EURO 887,00 918,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/10 EURO 91,00 120,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/4 EURO 230,00 269,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/2 EURO 458,00 502,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 880,00 921,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/20 - Pferd EURO 51,00 74,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/10 - Pferd EURO 91,00 106,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/4 - Pferd EURO 230,00 248,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/2 - Pferd EURO 458,00 488,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/1 - Pferd EURO 897,00 943,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 2 Unzen - Pferd EURO 1.752,00 1.861,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/4 EURO 230,00 255,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/2 EURO 458,00 486,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/1 EURO 883,00 917,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/10 EURO 95,00 107,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/4 EURO 226,00 258,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/2 EURO 455,00 482,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/1 EURO 887,00 918,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 20 oz EURO 17.457,00 18.609,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Goldeuro 1/2 EURO 442,00 529,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Vreneli Gold 5.810 EURO 159,00 189,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
10 Kronen EURO 86,00 97,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silbermünzen
American Eagle Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,90 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/4 EURO 3,90 5,89 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/2 EURO 7,30 10,49 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,15 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5 Unzen EURO 72,00 104,86 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 10 Unzen EURO 146,10 200,41 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1kg EURO 452,70 586,57 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5kg EURO 2.329,60 2.841,92 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Koala 1/1 EURO 15,40 22,15 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Koala Silber 1Kg EURO 452,70 599,41 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1/1 EURO 15,40 23,75 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 10 Unzen EURO 120,10 192,71 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1kg EURO 452,70 602,09 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Lunar Silber 1kg EURO 452,70 602,09 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Panda 1/1 EURO 14,60 22,15 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Lunar - Schlange 1/1 EURO 15,40 34,88 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,47 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Maria Th. Taler HGL EURO 12,00 20,23 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,05 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/4 - PP EURO 6,60 13,80 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/2 - PP EURO 10,20 25,23 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/1 - PP EURO 16,10 47,96 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Platin & Palladium
Koala Platin 1/1 EURO 945,30 1.322,45 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Platin 1/1 EURO 945,30 1.315,31 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Platin-Barren 1oz EURO 954,30 1.287,94 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Palladium-Barren 100g EURO 1.642,10 2.109,99 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf Palladium 1/1 EURO 525,10 716,50 16:06
Bezeichnung Währung Bid (Verkauf) Ask (Kauf) Zeit Zum Anbieter
Goldbarren
Gold-Barren 1g EURO 28,00 40,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 2g EURO 57,00 70,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g EURO 142,00 156,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g EURO 275,00 303,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 551,00 591,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g EURO 1.382,00 1.452,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 2.775,00 2.891,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 250g EURO 6.922,00 7.198,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 500g EURO 13.748,00 14.365,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1000g EURO 27.410,00 28.707,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - CombiBar EURO 1.352,00 1.514,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz EURO 880,00 918,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz - philoro EURO 882,00 919,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g - Perth Mint EURO 142,00 159,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g - Perth Mint EURO 275,00 306,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g - Perth Mint EURO 551,00 597,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - Perth Mint EURO 1.382,00 1.465,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - Perth Mint EURO 2.781,00 2.901,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - philoro EURO 2.793,00 2.895,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1g - philoro cover EURO 28,00 35,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren
Silberbarren 50g EURO 30,00 47,01 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g EURO 43,10 85,80 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 250g EURO 110,20 181,12 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 500g EURO 217,50 326,66 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1000g EURO 434,00 619,99 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g - CombiBar EURO 45,10 120,31 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 5000g EURO 2.100,80 2.945,01 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1g - philoro cove EURO 1,50 3,21 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Goldmünzen
American Buffalo 1/1 EURO 887,00 938,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/4 EURO 230,00 258,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/2 EURO 458,00 494,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/1 EURO 887,00 936,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/2 EURO 458,00 490,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/1 EURO 887,00 934,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
China Panda 1/1 EURO 887,00 940,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 1-fach EURO 97,00 110,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 4-fach EURO 379,00 419,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/10 EURO 91,00 110,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/2 EURO 458,00 482,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/1 EURO 887,00 918,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/10 EURO 91,00 120,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/4 EURO 230,00 269,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/2 EURO 458,00 502,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 880,00 921,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/20 - Pferd EURO 51,00 74,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/10 - Pferd EURO 91,00 106,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/4 - Pferd EURO 230,00 248,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/2 - Pferd EURO 458,00 488,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/1 - Pferd EURO 897,00 943,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 2 Unzen - Pferd EURO 1.752,00 1.861,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/4 EURO 230,00 255,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/2 EURO 458,00 486,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/1 EURO 883,00 917,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/10 EURO 95,00 107,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/4 EURO 226,00 258,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/2 EURO 455,00 482,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/1 EURO 887,00 918,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 20 oz EURO 17.457,00 18.609,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Goldeuro 1/2 EURO 442,00 529,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Vreneli Gold 5.810 EURO 159,00 189,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
10 Kronen EURO 86,00 97,00 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Silbermünzen
American Eagle Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,90 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/4 EURO 3,90 5,89 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/2 EURO 7,30 10,49 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,15 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5 Unzen EURO 72,00 104,86 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 10 Unzen EURO 146,10 200,41 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1kg EURO 452,70 586,57 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5kg EURO 2.329,60 2.841,92 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Koala 1/1 EURO 15,40 22,15 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Koala Silber 1Kg EURO 452,70 599,41 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1/1 EURO 15,40 23,75 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 10 Unzen EURO 120,10 192,71 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1kg EURO 452,70 602,09 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Lunar Silber 1kg EURO 452,70 602,09 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Panda 1/1 EURO 14,60 22,15 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Lunar - Schlange 1/1 EURO 15,40 34,88 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,47 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Maria Th. Taler HGL EURO 12,00 20,23 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,05 27.12. Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/4 - PP EURO 6,60 13,80 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/2 - PP EURO 10,20 25,23 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/1 - PP EURO 16,10 47,96 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Platin & Palladium
Koala Platin 1/1 EURO 945,30 1.322,45 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Platin 1/1 EURO 945,30 1.315,31 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Platin-Barren 1oz EURO 954,30 1.287,94 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Palladium-Barren 100g EURO 1.642,10 2.109,99 16:06 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf Palladium 1/1 EURO 525,10 716,50 16:06
Profile as of 12/30/2013
Description Value
Total Net Assets $6.288.860.215
Shares Outstanding 332.500.000
Sponsor's Fee 0,50%
Inception Date 4/21/2006
Ounces of Silver in Trust 320.177.792,900
Tonnes of Silver in Trust Tonnes of Silver in Trust
One metric tonne is equivalent to 1,000 kilograms or 32,150.7465 troy ounces.
9.958,64
Indicative Basket Silver Amount 48.126,200
Basket Silver Amount 48.126,900
NAV per SLV in Silver NAV per SLV in Silver
Current basket of silver in ounces as a percentage of inception basket size of 50,000 ounces.
96,252%
Description Value
Total Net Assets $6.288.860.215
Shares Outstanding 332.500.000
Sponsor's Fee 0,50%
Inception Date 4/21/2006
Ounces of Silver in Trust 320.177.792,900
Tonnes of Silver in Trust Tonnes of Silver in Trust
One metric tonne is equivalent to 1,000 kilograms or 32,150.7465 troy ounces.
9.958,64
Indicative Basket Silver Amount 48.126,200
Basket Silver Amount 48.126,900
NAV per SLV in Silver NAV per SLV in Silver
Current basket of silver in ounces as a percentage of inception basket size of 50,000 ounces.
96,252%
Profile as of 12/30/2013
Description Value
Total Net Assets $6.337.565.355
Shares Outstanding 542.350.000
Sponsor's Fee 0,25%
Inception Date 1/21/2005
Ounces of Gold in Trust 5.262.694,190
Tonnes of Gold in Trust Tonnes of Gold in Trust
One metric tonne is equivalent to 1,000 kilograms or 32,150.7465 troy ounces.
163,69
Indicative Basket Gold Amount 485,068
Basket Gold Amount 485,072
NAV per IAU in Gold NAV per IAU in Gold
Current basket of gold in ounces as a percentage of inception basket size of 500 ounces.
97,014%
Benchmark London Gold PM Fix
Description Value
Total Net Assets $6.337.565.355
Shares Outstanding 542.350.000
Sponsor's Fee 0,25%
Inception Date 1/21/2005
Ounces of Gold in Trust 5.262.694,190
Tonnes of Gold in Trust Tonnes of Gold in Trust
One metric tonne is equivalent to 1,000 kilograms or 32,150.7465 troy ounces.
163,69
Indicative Basket Gold Amount 485,068
Basket Gold Amount 485,072
NAV per IAU in Gold NAV per IAU in Gold
Current basket of gold in ounces as a percentage of inception basket size of 500 ounces.
97,014%
Benchmark London Gold PM Fix
just ein paar Vergleiche 2012 versus 2013
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 799,00 840,00
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 551,00 591,00
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 1.266,00 1.310,00
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 880,00 921,00
Willkommen im sicheren Hafen!!
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 799,00 840,00
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 551,00 591,00
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 1.266,00 1.310,00
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 880,00 921,00
Willkommen im sicheren Hafen!!
Silberbarren 1000g EURO 711,30 920,23
Silberbarren 1000g EURO 434,00 619,99
und nun das was die Austria Händler so gerne den Deutschen aufdrücken
wollen.
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 22,00 26,86
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,05
auch hier lateinische Ausspruch:
Ich segelte gerade günstig, als ich Schiffbruch erlitt.
Aber nun ab in den sicheren Hafen.
Silberbarren 1000g EURO 434,00 619,99
und nun das was die Austria Händler so gerne den Deutschen aufdrücken
wollen.
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 22,00 26,86
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 19,05
auch hier lateinische Ausspruch:
Ich segelte gerade günstig, als ich Schiffbruch erlitt.
Aber nun ab in den sicheren Hafen.
Rückblick:
dosto
schrieb am 06.01.13 18:06:44
Beitrag Nr.224
(43.987.459)
Antwort
Zitat
Brent Cook: We've actually had two pretty tough years on the TSX Venture Exchange. It is off about 30% from its peak in 2012 and around 20% for the year. That comes on top of a 35% decline in 2011. I do think much of the froth is washed out and we will see some opportunities in 2013.
das war ein black out.
dosto
schrieb am 04.01.13 14:57:40
Beitrag Nr.222
(43.982.061)
Bewertung: 1 x
Antwort
Zitat
Allerdings gibts am Aurcana-Bord bei Stockhaose
mysteriöse Poster, die auch noch mit ihrem Blödsinn bei W.O. durchgereicht
werden.
Hier sollte man mal die Augen aufmachen um gar nicht in einen
solchen dahergescheuchten Nonsens sich einzufangen.
Liebes W.O.
habet acht.
die Company legte einen Generalcrash hin, trotz Kunstschreiber.
dosto
schrieb am 24.01.13 12:20:24
Beitrag Nr.233
(44.058.414)
Antwort
Zitat
Spannung pur.
Um mit dem letzten Jahr mitzuhalten
muß Gold demnächst über 1720 notieren.
Sonst stehen da rote Zahlen.
Avatar
dosto
schrieb am 25.01.13 10:33:12
Beitrag Nr.234
(44.063.025)
Antwort
Zitat
Das Spiel beginnt:
Jan 25, 2013 04:29 NY Time
Bid/Ask 1669.00 - 1670.00
Low/High 1666.90 - 1673.30
Change +1.60 +0.10%
30daychg +9.60 +0.58%
1yearchg -41.80 -2.44%
Jan 25 2013 4:17AM NY Time
Bid/Ask 31.66 31.76
Low/High 31.54 31.92
Change +0.04 +0.13%
30DayChg +1.62 +5.39%
1YearChg -1.81 -5.41%
Ab da war die Baisse sonnenklar.
dosto
schrieb am 31.01.13 20:07:06
Beitrag Nr.243
(44.089.414)
Antwort
Zitat
Da ist noch was.
Man wird aber mager, die brauchen bals Hilfe von der UNICEF
New 52-week Lows (TSE)
EDR.TO Endeavour Silver Corp. TSE Materials 7.100 7.140 6.840 6.870 273275
EMY/UN.TO Man GLG Emerging Markets Income Fund TSE 8.520 8.520 8.490 8.490 27800
IMG.TO IAMGold Corp. TSE Materials 8.300 8.300 7.950 8.050 3264494
K/WD.TO Kinross Gold Corp. Warrants TSE 0.240 0.240 0.235 0.235 2055
NGL.TO Angle Energy Inc. TSE Energy 2.720 2.740 2.680 2.700 150770
PG.TO Premier Gold Mines Ltd. TSE Materials 3.650 3.660 3.450 3.470 331252
SMF.TO Semafo, Inc. TSE Materials 2.990 3.000 2.800 2.820 1031008
und die Auswirkungen begannen.
dosto
schrieb am 31.01.13 20:48:40
Beitrag Nr.245
(44.089.596)
Antwort
Zitat
und noch einer der uns Gold aufnötigt.
Da muß schon der Warren ran, wegen der Menge,
das zuviel fürs W.O.Bord
QMX GOLD MEETS UPPER END OF 2012 PRODUCTION GUIDANCE WITH 20,100 OUNCES GOLD PRODUCED
Shares Outstanding: 30,080,000
Sie haben alles mögliche getan und die Shareholder haben fast alles verloren.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
dosto
schrieb am 05.02.13 17:39:46
Beitrag Nr.251
(44.106.043)
Antwort
Zitat
Mexico gears up for new mining bill, includes taxes to benefit locals
Was dann auch kam.
Avatar
dosto
schrieb am 08.02.13 17:38:52
Beitrag Nr.255
(44.120.145)
Antwort
Zitat
2013 wird das Jahr sein,
indem einige der Explorer-Gesellschasften ihren Grundstein für ihr Grab legen werden.
2014 wird dann das Jahr werden in dem sie ins Grab springen.
dosto
schrieb am 06.01.13 18:06:44
Beitrag Nr.224
(43.987.459)
Antwort
Zitat
Brent Cook: We've actually had two pretty tough years on the TSX Venture Exchange. It is off about 30% from its peak in 2012 and around 20% for the year. That comes on top of a 35% decline in 2011. I do think much of the froth is washed out and we will see some opportunities in 2013.
das war ein black out.
dosto
schrieb am 04.01.13 14:57:40
Beitrag Nr.222
(43.982.061)
Bewertung: 1 x
Antwort
Zitat
Allerdings gibts am Aurcana-Bord bei Stockhaose
mysteriöse Poster, die auch noch mit ihrem Blödsinn bei W.O. durchgereicht
werden.
Hier sollte man mal die Augen aufmachen um gar nicht in einen
solchen dahergescheuchten Nonsens sich einzufangen.
Liebes W.O.
habet acht.
die Company legte einen Generalcrash hin, trotz Kunstschreiber.
dosto
schrieb am 24.01.13 12:20:24
Beitrag Nr.233
(44.058.414)
Antwort
Zitat
Spannung pur.
Um mit dem letzten Jahr mitzuhalten
muß Gold demnächst über 1720 notieren.
Sonst stehen da rote Zahlen.
Avatar
dosto
schrieb am 25.01.13 10:33:12
Beitrag Nr.234
(44.063.025)
Antwort
Zitat
Das Spiel beginnt:
Jan 25, 2013 04:29 NY Time
Bid/Ask 1669.00 - 1670.00
Low/High 1666.90 - 1673.30
Change +1.60 +0.10%
30daychg +9.60 +0.58%
1yearchg -41.80 -2.44%
Jan 25 2013 4:17AM NY Time
Bid/Ask 31.66 31.76
Low/High 31.54 31.92
Change +0.04 +0.13%
30DayChg +1.62 +5.39%
1YearChg -1.81 -5.41%
Ab da war die Baisse sonnenklar.
dosto
schrieb am 31.01.13 20:07:06
Beitrag Nr.243
(44.089.414)
Antwort
Zitat
Da ist noch was.
Man wird aber mager, die brauchen bals Hilfe von der UNICEF
New 52-week Lows (TSE)
EDR.TO Endeavour Silver Corp. TSE Materials 7.100 7.140 6.840 6.870 273275
EMY/UN.TO Man GLG Emerging Markets Income Fund TSE 8.520 8.520 8.490 8.490 27800
IMG.TO IAMGold Corp. TSE Materials 8.300 8.300 7.950 8.050 3264494
K/WD.TO Kinross Gold Corp. Warrants TSE 0.240 0.240 0.235 0.235 2055
NGL.TO Angle Energy Inc. TSE Energy 2.720 2.740 2.680 2.700 150770
PG.TO Premier Gold Mines Ltd. TSE Materials 3.650 3.660 3.450 3.470 331252
SMF.TO Semafo, Inc. TSE Materials 2.990 3.000 2.800 2.820 1031008
und die Auswirkungen begannen.
dosto
schrieb am 31.01.13 20:48:40
Beitrag Nr.245
(44.089.596)
Antwort
Zitat
und noch einer der uns Gold aufnötigt.
Da muß schon der Warren ran, wegen der Menge,
das zuviel fürs W.O.Bord
QMX GOLD MEETS UPPER END OF 2012 PRODUCTION GUIDANCE WITH 20,100 OUNCES GOLD PRODUCED
Shares Outstanding: 30,080,000
Sie haben alles mögliche getan und die Shareholder haben fast alles verloren.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
dosto
schrieb am 05.02.13 17:39:46
Beitrag Nr.251
(44.106.043)
Antwort
Zitat
Mexico gears up for new mining bill, includes taxes to benefit locals
Was dann auch kam.
Avatar
dosto
schrieb am 08.02.13 17:38:52
Beitrag Nr.255
(44.120.145)
Antwort
Zitat
2013 wird das Jahr sein,
indem einige der Explorer-Gesellschasften ihren Grundstein für ihr Grab legen werden.
2014 wird dann das Jahr werden in dem sie ins Grab springen.
Zitat von dosto: dosto
schrieb am 08.02.13 17:38:52
2013 wird das Jahr sein,
indem einige der Explorer-Gesellschasften ihren Grundstein für ihr Grab legen werden.
2014 wird dann das Jahr werden in dem sie ins Grab springen.
Ich hätte eigentlich gedacht dass 2013 schon sehr viele abkratzen, aber da ist Dein Jahresrückblick offensichtlich besser.
Dein persönliches Jahresresumee dürfte Spass machen. Gratulation, dass hast Du Dir verdient.
Gruß
P.
ENDEA
VOUR SILVER CORP.
Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Interim Financial Statements
Three
and
n
ine
m
onths ended
September
3
0
,
2013
and 201
2
(Unaudited
–
Prepared by Management)
(expressed in thousands of US dollars, unless otherwise stated)
Endeavour
Silver Corp.
Page
-
13
-
The weighted average fair values of stock options granted and the assumptions used to
calculate compensation expense
have been estimated using the Black
-
Scholes Option Pricing Model with the following assumptions for the period
ended:
Nine Months Ended
Year Ended
September 30, 2013
December 31, 2012
Weighted average fair value of
options granted during the period
$1.61
$4.41
Risk-free interest rate
1.20%
1.28%
Expected dividend yield
0%
0%
Expected stock price volatility
57%
73%
Expected option life in years
3.27
3.81
(b)
Warrants
The following table summarizes the status of the Company’s share
purchase warrants and changes during the period
presented:
Expiry Dates
Oustanding at
December 31, 2012
Issued
Exercised
Expired
Oustanding at
September 30, 2013
CAN $
$1.90
February 25, 2014
475,000
-
-
-
475,000
$1.51
February 25, 2014
25,292
-
-
-
25,292
$1.90
February 26, 2014
322,207
-
-
-
322,207
$2.05
February 26, 2014
427,098
-
-
-
427,098
1,249,597
-
-
-
1,249,597
Exercise
VOUR SILVER CORP.
Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Interim Financial Statements
Three
and
n
ine
m
onths ended
September
3
0
,
2013
and 201
2
(Unaudited
–
Prepared by Management)
(expressed in thousands of US dollars, unless otherwise stated)
Endeavour
Silver Corp.
Page
-
13
-
The weighted average fair values of stock options granted and the assumptions used to
calculate compensation expense
have been estimated using the Black
-
Scholes Option Pricing Model with the following assumptions for the period
ended:
Nine Months Ended
Year Ended
September 30, 2013
December 31, 2012
Weighted average fair value of
options granted during the period
$1.61
$4.41
Risk-free interest rate
1.20%
1.28%
Expected dividend yield
0%
0%
Expected stock price volatility
57%
73%
Expected option life in years
3.27
3.81
(b)
Warrants
The following table summarizes the status of the Company’s share
purchase warrants and changes during the period
presented:
Expiry Dates
Oustanding at
December 31, 2012
Issued
Exercised
Expired
Oustanding at
September 30, 2013
CAN $
$1.90
February 25, 2014
475,000
-
-
-
475,000
$1.51
February 25, 2014
25,292
-
-
-
25,292
$1.90
February 26, 2014
322,207
-
-
-
322,207
$2.05
February 26, 2014
427,098
-
-
-
427,098
1,249,597
-
-
-
1,249,597
Exercise
Bringt die Company über die
100.000.000
Shares Marke
100.000.000
Shares Marke
Premier handelt immer noch mit seinen -indecated Resourcen-
dann sollen sie doch endlich mal die Machbarkeit für Trans Canada
exacter ausweisen.http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
dann sollen sie doch endlich mal die Machbarkeit für Trans Canada
exacter ausweisen.http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
TORONTO • With low gold prices and a tight balance sheet putting strain on the company, Kirkland Lake Gold Inc. has put out the “For Sale” sign and said it will consider takeover bids and other transactions as part of a strategic review.
But there is no guarantee that the Toronto-based miner will find a friendly offer in such a challenging gold market. And that means the company needs to turn around its operations and generate positive cash flow.
“There’s definitely challenges here, and if they were easy [to fix], somebody would have solved them long ago,” chief executive George Ogilvie said Monday in an interview.
Like other small gold producers operating in Ontario, Kirkland Lake is facing cash flow problems at gold prices below US$1,250 an ounce. While the company’s reported cash costs are roughly US$1,100 an ounce, it has also poured large amounts of sustaining capital back into its Macassa mine, meaning it is bleeding cash. It is also burdened with $120-million of debt.
But there is no guarantee that the Toronto-based miner will find a friendly offer in such a challenging gold market. And that means the company needs to turn around its operations and generate positive cash flow.
“There’s definitely challenges here, and if they were easy [to fix], somebody would have solved them long ago,” chief executive George Ogilvie said Monday in an interview.
Like other small gold producers operating in Ontario, Kirkland Lake is facing cash flow problems at gold prices below US$1,250 an ounce. While the company’s reported cash costs are roughly US$1,100 an ounce, it has also poured large amounts of sustaining capital back into its Macassa mine, meaning it is bleeding cash. It is also burdened with $120-million of debt.
Das kopieren gesamter Artikel ist nicht die feine englische Art.
Ich hoffe jedoch der aUTOR läßt Gnade walten
Mister Alex Létourneau of Kitco News; aletourneau@kitco.com
Danke schön,
das ist der Stoff en wir wollen.
Only The Good Junior Gold Miners Will Survive In 2014 – Analysts
By Alex Létourneau of Kitco News
Monday December 23, 2013 11:05 AM
(Kitco News) - A roughly 11-year bull run in the gold market opened the door for a galaxy of new junior miners to flood the industry, but according to analysts, only the strong will survive in 2014.
The long uptick in gold prices brought loads of new companies looking to mine and produce low-grade discoveries, which was more viable with gold prices consistently pushing new highs until 2011.
With this new lower gold price environment, if the juniors don’t have higher-grade projects, coupled with some cash to spend, they will most likely peter out in 2014, analysts said.
“There are around 500 companies with negative working capital totaling $1.6 billion,” said John Kaiser, founder of the Bottom Fish newsletter. “They’re still listed, but they have no ability to do anything. They are zombie companies; they are like the undead.”
In a conference call with analysts from Dundee Capital Markets, Laurence Curtis, vice president and senior analyst of global resources, also called for a mass exodus of the weak.
“They will get wiped out, a number of them, and that’s healthy,” Curtis said. “The general consensus is way too many them came through this last flourish. I remember going through the post Bre-X era and we saw the same thing.”
Curtis noted times were different then and does not share the optimism he had during that time.
“There’s a difference here, though. We had hope back then. I think this time we’re abandoned and a number of those juniors won’t get the money, even to keep the lights on,” Curtis said. “Mid to late next year, there will be a big cleansing and only the best will survive. It’s Darwinian in its concept but I think that’s where we’re at.”
A lack of capital in the mining sector also makes it difficult for all mining companies in the sector, let alone distressed juniors.
“The companies with negative working capital, nobody wants to fund dead money,” Kaiser said. “These companies, and right now my tally is up 817 companies with less than $200,000 left, those which are still in the black and don’t have old payables that they need to find a way to get rid of, they’ll probably be able to do small financings.
“Another problem is that 500 companies have a market cap of less than $1 million, which makes it very difficult to raise any kind of money without going to shareholders, and nobody is bidding up the prices of these stocks in the current market,” Kaiser said. “Private placement financing on the TSX Venture has dropped to $200 million a month, which is back to the levels of 2003. The situation is extremely dire.”
What could help some of these juniors in reasonable shape, with decent projects, is the possibility of some mergers and acquisitions.
“The subtle cause for optimism for some of the, call them the more prominent junior gold miners, is this phenomenon that happened in 2013 where some of the majors decided they would cut their exploration spending and focus more on the junior miners with interesting projects, rather than (companies) doing their own exploration,” said Bruce Sprague, Ernst & Young’s Canadian mining and metals leader. “I would think that strategy will continue given the fact that the majors have been reducing their exploration spending, and in some respects signaled that they would contemplate if it was the right opportunity.
“We continue to see these looks, if you will, of alternative sources of financing. Teams like Sandstorm Gold, Silver Wheaton,” he added.
It wasn’t a very busy year on the M&A front, less busy than anticipated by analysts, but there has been an uptick in the latter half of 2013, especially in December.
On the conference call with Dundee, Josh Wolfson, vice president, senior analyst, gold and precious metals, said the type of transactions to expect in 2014 will be more along the lines of consolidation between smaller companies.
“The historical transactions have been more along the lines of growing production. Now there’s actually an interest in providing higher IRR’s (internal rate of return) in which case you move away from high capital, large deposits that lean more towards better economics,” Wolfson said. “The problem in the market is that there are very few quality projects out there, at an advanced stage to give a larger company the comfort of acquiring it.”
Another point of interest for junior miners is the BCSC 45-106 Prospectus and Registrations Exemptions, which, according to Kaiser, will have an impact on the junior sector, as it gains support from other securities commisions.
“What they finally realized is that the retail investor has become completely alienated and the only role they have played in the last decade is to buy paper sold by either existing shareholders or the algorithmic short traders,” Kaiser said. “So there is this re-empowerment of the retail investor move under way.
“The model is quite elegant. What they are proposing is if they do not meet this accredited investor definition, you will be allowed to invest through private placement, with the same sort of four-month hold restriction, up to $15,000 per company, per 12-month period, provided you own shares in that junior when the private placement is announced,” Kaiser said.
“If this passes, it will broaden the base substantially of people who can put money into the treasuries of companies and hopefully get some money in there for the work progress,” he added.
Ich hoffe jedoch der aUTOR läßt Gnade walten
Mister Alex Létourneau of Kitco News; aletourneau@kitco.com
Danke schön,
das ist der Stoff en wir wollen.
Only The Good Junior Gold Miners Will Survive In 2014 – Analysts
By Alex Létourneau of Kitco News
Monday December 23, 2013 11:05 AM
(Kitco News) - A roughly 11-year bull run in the gold market opened the door for a galaxy of new junior miners to flood the industry, but according to analysts, only the strong will survive in 2014.
The long uptick in gold prices brought loads of new companies looking to mine and produce low-grade discoveries, which was more viable with gold prices consistently pushing new highs until 2011.
With this new lower gold price environment, if the juniors don’t have higher-grade projects, coupled with some cash to spend, they will most likely peter out in 2014, analysts said.
“There are around 500 companies with negative working capital totaling $1.6 billion,” said John Kaiser, founder of the Bottom Fish newsletter. “They’re still listed, but they have no ability to do anything. They are zombie companies; they are like the undead.”
In a conference call with analysts from Dundee Capital Markets, Laurence Curtis, vice president and senior analyst of global resources, also called for a mass exodus of the weak.
“They will get wiped out, a number of them, and that’s healthy,” Curtis said. “The general consensus is way too many them came through this last flourish. I remember going through the post Bre-X era and we saw the same thing.”
Curtis noted times were different then and does not share the optimism he had during that time.
“There’s a difference here, though. We had hope back then. I think this time we’re abandoned and a number of those juniors won’t get the money, even to keep the lights on,” Curtis said. “Mid to late next year, there will be a big cleansing and only the best will survive. It’s Darwinian in its concept but I think that’s where we’re at.”
A lack of capital in the mining sector also makes it difficult for all mining companies in the sector, let alone distressed juniors.
“The companies with negative working capital, nobody wants to fund dead money,” Kaiser said. “These companies, and right now my tally is up 817 companies with less than $200,000 left, those which are still in the black and don’t have old payables that they need to find a way to get rid of, they’ll probably be able to do small financings.
“Another problem is that 500 companies have a market cap of less than $1 million, which makes it very difficult to raise any kind of money without going to shareholders, and nobody is bidding up the prices of these stocks in the current market,” Kaiser said. “Private placement financing on the TSX Venture has dropped to $200 million a month, which is back to the levels of 2003. The situation is extremely dire.”
What could help some of these juniors in reasonable shape, with decent projects, is the possibility of some mergers and acquisitions.
“The subtle cause for optimism for some of the, call them the more prominent junior gold miners, is this phenomenon that happened in 2013 where some of the majors decided they would cut their exploration spending and focus more on the junior miners with interesting projects, rather than (companies) doing their own exploration,” said Bruce Sprague, Ernst & Young’s Canadian mining and metals leader. “I would think that strategy will continue given the fact that the majors have been reducing their exploration spending, and in some respects signaled that they would contemplate if it was the right opportunity.
“We continue to see these looks, if you will, of alternative sources of financing. Teams like Sandstorm Gold, Silver Wheaton,” he added.
It wasn’t a very busy year on the M&A front, less busy than anticipated by analysts, but there has been an uptick in the latter half of 2013, especially in December.
On the conference call with Dundee, Josh Wolfson, vice president, senior analyst, gold and precious metals, said the type of transactions to expect in 2014 will be more along the lines of consolidation between smaller companies.
“The historical transactions have been more along the lines of growing production. Now there’s actually an interest in providing higher IRR’s (internal rate of return) in which case you move away from high capital, large deposits that lean more towards better economics,” Wolfson said. “The problem in the market is that there are very few quality projects out there, at an advanced stage to give a larger company the comfort of acquiring it.”
Another point of interest for junior miners is the BCSC 45-106 Prospectus and Registrations Exemptions, which, according to Kaiser, will have an impact on the junior sector, as it gains support from other securities commisions.
“What they finally realized is that the retail investor has become completely alienated and the only role they have played in the last decade is to buy paper sold by either existing shareholders or the algorithmic short traders,” Kaiser said. “So there is this re-empowerment of the retail investor move under way.
“The model is quite elegant. What they are proposing is if they do not meet this accredited investor definition, you will be allowed to invest through private placement, with the same sort of four-month hold restriction, up to $15,000 per company, per 12-month period, provided you own shares in that junior when the private placement is announced,” Kaiser said.
“If this passes, it will broaden the base substantially of people who can put money into the treasuries of companies and hopefully get some money in there for the work progress,” he added.
Bemerkenswert ist Laurence Curtis von Dundee,
der da über Zoombie-Miner redet.
Nur seine Companie und eine gewisser Sprott (Nick Rule)sind
dafür verantwortlich, daß es zuviele Zoombie-Miner
überhaupt gibt.
der da über Zoombie-Miner redet.
Nur seine Companie und eine gewisser Sprott (Nick Rule)sind
dafür verantwortlich, daß es zuviele Zoombie-Miner
überhaupt gibt.
U.S. Mint Expects To Have 3.5 Million 2014 Silver Eagles When Sales Begin
Wednesday January 08, 2014 10:17 AM
The U.S. Mint says that it expects to have 3.5 million 2014-dated American Silver Eagle coins when it begins accepting orders on Monday. “All 2014 American Eagle silver bullion coins sales will be based on the United States Mint’s standard allocation process until further notice,” the Mint says. “We anticipate having approximately 3.5M coins to allocate on Jan. 13, 2014. Allocated quantities for the following week will be much lower.” Coin sales tend to be especially strong in the first month of any new year, and in January 2013 silver-coin sales hit a monthly record of 7.498 million ounces even though the Mint ran out of blanks for part of the month.
zu7 diesen POS
http://www.kitco.com/LFgif/ag2013D.gif
Wednesday January 08, 2014 10:17 AM
The U.S. Mint says that it expects to have 3.5 million 2014-dated American Silver Eagle coins when it begins accepting orders on Monday. “All 2014 American Eagle silver bullion coins sales will be based on the United States Mint’s standard allocation process until further notice,” the Mint says. “We anticipate having approximately 3.5M coins to allocate on Jan. 13, 2014. Allocated quantities for the following week will be much lower.” Coin sales tend to be especially strong in the first month of any new year, and in January 2013 silver-coin sales hit a monthly record of 7.498 million ounces even though the Mint ran out of blanks for part of the month.
zu7 diesen POS
http://www.kitco.com/LFgif/ag2013D.gif
Zitat von dosto: Bemerkenswert ist Laurence Curtis von Dundee,
der da über Zoombie-Miner redet.
Nur seine Companie und eine gewisser Sprott (Nick Rule)sind
dafür verantwortlich, daß es zuviele Zoombie-Miner
überhaupt gibt.
Finde ich eine sehr feine Beobachtung. Ich gebe Dir Recht, aaaber: Ich auch.
Gruß
P.
Moody's Investors Service said Wednesday it has reduced its 2014 forecast for average gold price from $1,200 to $1,100/Oz and from $20 to $18/Oz for silver.
The announcement doesn’t come as a surprise, as most investment and bullion banks predictions for the precious metals prices this year don't vary much in that they predict a decline.
The rating agency said the new prices would be used as a baseline approximation when analyzing the credit condition of gold and silver producers. The downside gold price is now $900/oz (revised from $1,000/oz) while silver’s is $15/oz (revised from $17/oz).
Perhaps more than any other assets, gold depends on investors’ faith on it. They drive the price of bullion depending on how much or how little they buy and sell bars, coins or bullion-backed exchange traded funds. This is not the case in other commodities, where speculators generally avoid owning physical supplies.
Analysts, such as Moody’s, keep trying to provide logical explanations for gold’s moves:
Operating costs for gold producers increased significantly over the past several years as mining companies chased new production in response to rising prices. Costs rose, in part, as producers mined lower-grade ore (which is economic to mine at higher prices), but producers also saw significant increases in other key cost inputs, including wages, power, consumables, exploration, environmental spending requirements and government royalties. Including sustaining capital expenditure requirements, Moody's believes the rated-industry's all-in average cost of gold production is currently at least $1,100/oz comprised of about $850/oz of cash operating costs and a minimum of $250/oz of sustaining capital costs.
The agency, however, has some positive observations to share. It says that, while the industry's retreat from growth will inevitably cause production to fall, it will also yield benefits, such as making equipment less expensive and consumables more readily available. In addition, the US dollar appreciation against currencies in major gold producing countries has been benefiting local production costs while the sale of non-core assets or other capital raising events could give a boost to the liquidity of certain producers.
Moody’s rates most of the largest gold producers including Barrick Gold, Newmont Mining, AngloGold Ashanti, Goldcorp and Kinross. Barrick and AngloGold are already on a negative outlook from the agency.
Gold prices dropped in London today, extending the previous session's loses, as upbeat US jobs data made the dollar climb and boosted the appeal of cyclical assets such as stocks at bullion's expense.
Spot gold was down 0.7% at $1,223.40 an ounce at 1335 GMT, while U.S. gold futures for February delivery were down $6.30 an ounce at $1,223.30.
The precious metal is still up 1.8% this year after plummeting 28% in 2013, its first annual loss in 32 years.
The announcement doesn’t come as a surprise, as most investment and bullion banks predictions for the precious metals prices this year don't vary much in that they predict a decline.
The rating agency said the new prices would be used as a baseline approximation when analyzing the credit condition of gold and silver producers. The downside gold price is now $900/oz (revised from $1,000/oz) while silver’s is $15/oz (revised from $17/oz).
Perhaps more than any other assets, gold depends on investors’ faith on it. They drive the price of bullion depending on how much or how little they buy and sell bars, coins or bullion-backed exchange traded funds. This is not the case in other commodities, where speculators generally avoid owning physical supplies.
Analysts, such as Moody’s, keep trying to provide logical explanations for gold’s moves:
Operating costs for gold producers increased significantly over the past several years as mining companies chased new production in response to rising prices. Costs rose, in part, as producers mined lower-grade ore (which is economic to mine at higher prices), but producers also saw significant increases in other key cost inputs, including wages, power, consumables, exploration, environmental spending requirements and government royalties. Including sustaining capital expenditure requirements, Moody's believes the rated-industry's all-in average cost of gold production is currently at least $1,100/oz comprised of about $850/oz of cash operating costs and a minimum of $250/oz of sustaining capital costs.
The agency, however, has some positive observations to share. It says that, while the industry's retreat from growth will inevitably cause production to fall, it will also yield benefits, such as making equipment less expensive and consumables more readily available. In addition, the US dollar appreciation against currencies in major gold producing countries has been benefiting local production costs while the sale of non-core assets or other capital raising events could give a boost to the liquidity of certain producers.
Moody’s rates most of the largest gold producers including Barrick Gold, Newmont Mining, AngloGold Ashanti, Goldcorp and Kinross. Barrick and AngloGold are already on a negative outlook from the agency.
Gold prices dropped in London today, extending the previous session's loses, as upbeat US jobs data made the dollar climb and boosted the appeal of cyclical assets such as stocks at bullion's expense.
Spot gold was down 0.7% at $1,223.40 an ounce at 1335 GMT, while U.S. gold futures for February delivery were down $6.30 an ounce at $1,223.30.
The precious metal is still up 1.8% this year after plummeting 28% in 2013, its first annual loss in 32 years.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.186.717 von Popeye82 am 08.01.14 21:36:18Keine Sorge solange es noch so viele
Counterparteien gibt die den Deckel zuhalten,
wird man sehen wem die Luft ausgeht.
Counterparteien gibt die den Deckel zuhalten,
wird man sehen wem die Luft ausgeht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.186.717 von Popeye82 am 08.01.14 21:36:18Finnish miner Talvivaara (LON:TALV) has decided to lay off nearly half of its 530-person workforce as it struggles to avoid bankruptcy.
The company, which operates a nickel mine in eastern Finland, announced on Wednesday that the lay-offs will affect 246 workers for an indefinite period of time.
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naja bei den Nickelpreisen,
bleibts nicht dabei.
Erwarte Einmottung über Einmottung,
was das für Nickel-Explorerwerte bedeutet ist klar.
die Entwicklung kann warten. Man greift auf altes dann zurück.
The company, which operates a nickel mine in eastern Finland, announced on Wednesday that the lay-offs will affect 246 workers for an indefinite period of time.
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naja bei den Nickelpreisen,
bleibts nicht dabei.
Erwarte Einmottung über Einmottung,
was das für Nickel-Explorerwerte bedeutet ist klar.
die Entwicklung kann warten. Man greift auf altes dann zurück.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.186.717 von Popeye82 am 08.01.14 21:36:18SLV
Data as of September 30, 2013
iShares Silver Trust
Trust Details
Ticker
SLV
Inception Date
04/21/06
Sponsor's Fee
0.50%
IOPV Ticker
SLV.IV
IOPV, or Indicative Optimized Portfolio Value, is a
calculation disseminated by the stock exchange that
approximates the value of the securities held in the
portfolio every fifteen seconds throughout the trading
day.
CUSIP
46428Q109
Stock Exchange
NYSE Arca
Net Assets
$7.41 Billion
Beta vs S&P 500
1.18
Beta is a measure of an investment's volatility
relative to the market or an asset class. A beta
above 1 is more volatile than the market, while a
beta below 1 is less volatile. For stocks, the
market is usually taken to be the S&P 500 index.
Beta is sometimes referred to as systematic risk.
Trust Description
The iShares® Silver Trust (the "Trust") is a grantor trust designed to provide investors with a simple and
cost-effective method to gain exposure to the price of silver in an investment portfolio. The Trust holds silver
bullion, and is designed to reflect, at any given time, the price of silver owned by the Trust at that time, less the
Trust's expenses and liabilities
lt.
SilberBugs sinjd das Lügenmäuler.
Sie halten nach ihnen nur Papier.
nichtdestotrotz liegt die Gefahr eher hier
Not FDIC Insured • No bank guarantee • May lose valu
Data as of September 30, 2013
iShares Silver Trust
Trust Details
Ticker
SLV
Inception Date
04/21/06
Sponsor's Fee
0.50%
IOPV Ticker
SLV.IV
IOPV, or Indicative Optimized Portfolio Value, is a
calculation disseminated by the stock exchange that
approximates the value of the securities held in the
portfolio every fifteen seconds throughout the trading
day.
CUSIP
46428Q109
Stock Exchange
NYSE Arca
Net Assets
$7.41 Billion
Beta vs S&P 500
1.18
Beta is a measure of an investment's volatility
relative to the market or an asset class. A beta
above 1 is more volatile than the market, while a
beta below 1 is less volatile. For stocks, the
market is usually taken to be the S&P 500 index.
Beta is sometimes referred to as systematic risk.
Trust Description
The iShares® Silver Trust (the "Trust") is a grantor trust designed to provide investors with a simple and
cost-effective method to gain exposure to the price of silver in an investment portfolio. The Trust holds silver
bullion, and is designed to reflect, at any given time, the price of silver owned by the Trust at that time, less the
Trust's expenses and liabilities
lt.
SilberBugs sinjd das Lügenmäuler.
Sie halten nach ihnen nur Papier.
nichtdestotrotz liegt die Gefahr eher hier
Not FDIC Insured • No bank guarantee • May lose valu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.076.042 von dosto am 18.12.13 19:13:45Hallo 
Joo, Max, alles bestens ! Geniesse gerade die letzten Tage von meinem Trip.
Gestern kam ich von ner 3 - Tageswanderung in Sued-West Neuseeland ( Suedinsel ) zurueck. Bin dort den Kepler Track gelaufen. Super Sache ! Das Wetter hat auch einigermassen mitgespielt, kaum regen, lol.
Bin jetzt wieder in Queenstown, heute 'geraft' ... usw ... Naechste Woche wieder zureuck in die Realitaet.
Kann mir nich helfen, aber Anfang Dez. schoener ( erwarteter ) Moves nach oben. Mich wundert n bissel das der Strassenkoeter nicht auch schon was riecht ....
Da geht bald was denk ich ....
Schon wieder n schoener Grund bald wieder 'Zuhause' zu sein und in die Materie einzusteigen ....
Beste Gruesse und happy new Year, everybody !
Joo, Max, alles bestens ! Geniesse gerade die letzten Tage von meinem Trip.
Gestern kam ich von ner 3 - Tageswanderung in Sued-West Neuseeland ( Suedinsel ) zurueck. Bin dort den Kepler Track gelaufen. Super Sache ! Das Wetter hat auch einigermassen mitgespielt, kaum regen, lol.
Bin jetzt wieder in Queenstown, heute 'geraft' ... usw ... Naechste Woche wieder zureuck in die Realitaet.
Kann mir nich helfen, aber Anfang Dez. schoener ( erwarteter ) Moves nach oben. Mich wundert n bissel das der Strassenkoeter nicht auch schon was riecht ....
Da geht bald was denk ich ....
Schon wieder n schoener Grund bald wieder 'Zuhause' zu sein und in die Materie einzusteigen ....
Beste Gruesse und happy new Year, everybody !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.124.347 von dosto am 28.12.13 22:24:53Come on, Roadhouse.
The next generation bin ich !
We lisent that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmrSeXD6LVI
Macht ja nix, ich respektiere Dich und i love the Doors !
Nur um mal klar zu stellen wo wir stehen.
Im Grunde heisst das gar nix ! Es liegt nur am Character.
Jetzt bist Du dran ...
Greets ...
The next generation bin ich !
We lisent that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmrSeXD6LVI
Macht ja nix, ich respektiere Dich und i love the Doors !
Nur um mal klar zu stellen wo wir stehen.
Im Grunde heisst das gar nix ! Es liegt nur am Character.
Jetzt bist Du dran ...
Greets ...
Tahoe Resources’ (TSX:THO), (NYSE: TAHO) Escobal silver mine in Guatemala, which experts say could soon become one of the world’s largest producers of the precious metal, has achieved commercial production.
The Reno Nevada-based company said Wednesday that since September last year, when the project began operations, silver production has been ramping towards the 3,500 tonne per day (tpd) target the company set for the first quarter of 2014.
To date, the mill has produced 5,970 tonnes of silver-bearing concentrates with an estimated net value (net smelter return) of about $54.3 million. Tahoe said the quality has been outstanding with minimal penalties associated with either the zinc or lead concentrates.
The Reno Nevada-based company said Wednesday that since September last year, when the project began operations, silver production has been ramping towards the 3,500 tonne per day (tpd) target the company set for the first quarter of 2014.
To date, the mill has produced 5,970 tonnes of silver-bearing concentrates with an estimated net value (net smelter return) of about $54.3 million. Tahoe said the quality has been outstanding with minimal penalties associated with either the zinc or lead concentrates.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.210.937 von massoud am 11.01.14 18:10:32http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KshrtLXBdl8
dont <for(g)chet> the real music
No worries, Max. 
Sach mal, ich hab ABX und die Silber Majestaet als Invest aufm Radar.
Bei ABX mach ich mir weniger Gedanken. Bei First M koennts nochmal ordentlich rumpeln .... ?!?!
Wie schaut das aus Deiner fundamentalen sicht aus ? Kannst Du mir noch 2 od 3 weiere Hits sagen ?
Thx, greets
Sach mal, ich hab ABX und die Silber Majestaet als Invest aufm Radar.
Bei ABX mach ich mir weniger Gedanken. Bei First M koennts nochmal ordentlich rumpeln .... ?!?!
Wie schaut das aus Deiner fundamentalen sicht aus ? Kannst Du mir noch 2 od 3 weiere Hits sagen ?
Thx, greets
Test........
Ahhh,, post schon wieder gefressen ...
Warum funktionieren keine längeren Texte ?????????????????
tja, die Crytos vermehren sich inflationär.
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33 FedoraCoin $ 1,208,904 $ 9.8e-06 122,941,629,605 TIPS $ 118,752 -8.75 %
34 Colossuscoin $ 1,136,414 $ 3.6e-06 312,717,815,602 COL $ 23,649 ?
35 SecureCoin $ 1,117,946 $ 0.99 1,124,191 SRC $ 8,386 ?
36 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 887,532 $ 0.95 938,849 CGB $ 20,387 -4.08 %
37 BBQCoin $ 880,658 $ 0.028 31,328,252 BQC $ 1,448 +2.47 %
38 GoldCoin $ 833,829 $ 0.028 29,557,850 GLD $ 2,760 -4.45 %
39 Sexcoin $ 788,681 $ 0.014 57,339,225 SXC $ 19,130 -11.94 %
40 Extremecoin $ 745,450 $ 0.22 3,460,651 EXC $ 2,510 +1.56 %
41 MemoryCoin $ 635,081 $ 0.18 3,484,329 MMC $ 6,341 -2.70 %
42 BitBar $ 616,220 $ 65.02 9,478 BTB $ 4,145 -3.33 %
43 Unobtanium $ 583,094 $ 4.09 142,546 UNO $ 15,873 +11.26 %
44 Frozen $ 557,008 $ 0.10 5,331,495 FZ $ 2,225 -0.13 %
45 Fastcoin $ 527,960 $ 0.0095 55,752,954 FST $ 7,048 +0.72 %
46 Catcoin $ 477,516 $ 0.45 1,067,350 CAT $ 9,766 +19.35 %
47 AsicCoin $ 473,744 $ 0.0011 419,814,515 ASC $ 4,572 +0.05 %
48 RedCoin $ 468,881 $ 0.014 32,742,942 RED $ 1,192 +1.11 %
49 FlorinCoin $ 427,031 $ 0.011 40,039,100 FLO $ 516 +5.71 %
50 I0Coin $ 409,083 $ 0.02 20,153,871 I0C $ 291 -7.44 %
51 Vertcoin $ 399,979 $ 0.30 1,342,550 VTC $ 9,429 -11.17 %
52 StableCoin $ 399,095 $ 0.04 10,057,355 SBC $ 1,897 -3.09 %
53 Deutsche eMark $ 382,267 $ 0.095 4,010,450 DEM $ 2,999 -12.30 %
54 VelocityCoin $ 379,285 $ 0.0085 44,812,381 VEL $ 1,436 ?
55 Datacoin $ 376,910 $ 0.25 1,515,494 DTC $ 1,506 +7.25 %
56 Junkcoin $ 366,829 $ 0.036 10,148,100 JKC $ 911 -1.80 %
57 GrandCoin $ 343,600 $ 0.0011 326,559,000 GDC $ 16,113 +17.95 %
58 Dimecoin $ 341,391 $ 3.2e-06 106,469,677,697 DIME $ 5,377 -24.00 %
59 BattleCoin $ 309,418 $ 0.04 7,793,672 BCX $ 271,300 ?
60 RonPaulCoin $ 280,083 $ 15.98 17,522 RPC $ 24,649 -2.47 %
61 Franko $ 277,591 $ 2.67 103,939 FRK $ 25,355 -5.11 %
62 42 Coin $ 265,686 $ 240,262 1.1058177 42 $ 14,688 +5.93 %
63 Bytecoin $ 251,430 $ 0.13 1,890,604 BTE $ 371 +0.09 %
64 Philosopher Stones $ 246,873 $ 0.15 1,683,497 PHS $ 455 -9.46 %
65 Argentum $ 245,899 $ 0.35 711,487 ARG $ 6,400 -10.08 %
66 Grain $ 236,306 $ 0.0003 785,742,740 GRA $ 722 -22.45 %
67 QQCoin $ 231,882 $ 0.015 15,080,028 QQC $ 2,457 +3.77 %
68 BetaCoin $ 211,482 $ 0.034 6,225,916 BET $ 9 -16.66 %
69 Tigercoin $ 207,051 $ 0.008 25,951,528 TGC $ 1,658 +8.61 %
70 GlobalCoin $ 201,748 $ 0.0071 28,447,700 GLC $ 13,336 -6.26 %
71 Luckycoin $ 191,171 $ 0.016 12,144,540 LKY $ 4,891 +6.92 %
72 Diamond $ 161,727 $ 0.66 244,305 DMD $ 15,106 -7.04 %
73 HoboNickels $ 152,786 $ 0.055 2,773,875 HBN $ 988 -7.62 %
74 Xivra $ 150,588 $ 0.00052 290,355,000 XIV $ 3,452 +6.83 %
75 CasinoCoin $ 143,296 $ 0.014 10,307,570 CSC $ 2,097 -1.90 %
76 eToken $ 137,940 $ 0.58 236,971 ETOK $ 2,523 -32.84 %
77 Astrocoin $ 126,909 $ 13.87 9,152 ASR $ 4,404 -3.19 %
78 Elacoin $ 124,797 $ 0.59 210,795 ELC $ 4,227 +4.50 %
79 Phoenixcoin $ 104,762 $ 0.011 9,297,700 PXC $ 1,510 +5.99 %
80 Noirbits $ 96,679 $ 0.045 2,141,940 NRB $ 1,836 -5.21 %
81 Bitgem $ 89,627 $ 3.62 24,737 BTG $ 14,596 +11.59 %
82 Joulecoin $ 81,408 $ 0.021 3,927,264 XJO $ 2,816 -3.04 %
83 CraftCoin $ 73,843 $ 0.24 310,048 CRC $ 643 -1.29 %
84 Yacoin ? ? ? ? ?
85 Krugercoin ? ? ? ? ?
86 TagCoin ? ? ? ? ?
2 Ripples $ 2,055,790,470 $ 0.021 99,999,998,053 XRP* $ 75,601 +0.67 %
3 Litecoin $ 559,717,135 $ 22.10 25,321,854 LTC $ 3,413,460 +1.08 %
4 Peercoin $ 119,400,656 $ 5.66 21,100,791 PPC $ 1,239,536 +5.23 %
5 DogeCoin $ 62,394,842 $ 0.0015 40,273,540,652 DOGE $ 1,166,865 +3.15 %
6 Nxt $ 60,893,892 $ 0.061 999,997,986 NXT* $ 80,975 -0.35 %
7 MasterCoin $ 48,491,075 $ 86.10 563,162 MSC* $ 43,950 +21.53 %
8 Namecoin $ 43,062,310 $ 5.44 7,911,242 NMC $ 1,035,165 +3.22 %
9 Quark $ 20,692,169 $ 0.084 247,456,277 QRK $ 103,366 +0.62 %
10 ProtoShares $ 17,446,152 $ 12.43 1,403,945 PTS $ 28,477 +3.85 %
11 Megacoin $ 13,650,206 $ 0.62 21,968,300 MEC $ 11,695 +2.87 %
12 WorldCoin $ 13,619,645 $ 0.32 42,621,515 WDC $ 132,256 -1.54 %
13 Primecoin $ 12,547,246 $ 2.96 4,242,217 XPM $ 135,537 -0.33 %
14 Infinitecoin $ 9,982,495 $ 0.00011 89,978,085,901 IFC $ 35,342 -4.88 %
15 Feathercoin $ 9,193,577 $ 0.29 31,738,050 FTC $ 42,124 +4.11 %
16 Novacoin $ 7,466,767 $ 12.89 579,067 NVC $ 22,144 -0.21 %
17 YbCoin $ 3,890,564 $ 3.96 982,196 YBC $ 161 -0.78 %
18 Tickets $ 3,531,051 $ 5.3e-05 66,876,281,414 TIX $ 1,756 -4.79 %
19 Devcoin $ 3,392,407 $ 0.00055 6,204,070,050 DVC $ 3,678 +0.85 %
20 Zetacoin $ 3,381,520 $ 0.021 159,935,178 ZET $ 18,754 +0.40 %
21 Digitalcoin $ 3,320,865 $ 0.26 12,838,996 DGC $ 26,524 -0.41 %
22 NetCoin $ 2,592,469 $ 0.012 215,209,722 NET $ 14,455 +0.55 %
23 Kittehcoin $ 2,483,210 $ 0.00045 5,459,512,155 MEOW $ 83,476 -13.14 %
24 Mooncoin $ 2,271,760 $ 8.6e-05 26,568,528,710 MOON $ 27,829 -21.49 %
25 Anoncoin $ 2,237,872 $ 3.19 701,795 ANC $ 18,518 +4.87 %
26 Copperlark $ 1,942,602 $ 0.32 6,069,449 CLR $ 2,803 +0.11 %
27 Ixcoin $ 1,796,843 $ 0.10 17,953,778 IXC $ 1,138 -1.59 %
28 Freicoin $ 1,710,267 $ 0.047 36,574,571 FRC $ 185 +6.78 %
29 Particle $ 1,665,225 $ 0.0024 696,690,245 PRT $ 4,523 -16.09 %
30 Terracoin $ 1,591,790 $ 0.31 5,056,090 TRC $ 9,270 -1.50 %
31 EarthCoin $ 1,376,030 $ 0.0013 1,071,541,457 EAC $ 53,652 +10.66 %
32 LottoCoin $ 1,209,874 $ 0.00022 5,616,679,537 LOT $ 87,019 -1.28 %
33 FedoraCoin $ 1,208,904 $ 9.8e-06 122,941,629,605 TIPS $ 118,752 -8.75 %
34 Colossuscoin $ 1,136,414 $ 3.6e-06 312,717,815,602 COL $ 23,649 ?
35 SecureCoin $ 1,117,946 $ 0.99 1,124,191 SRC $ 8,386 ?
36 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 887,532 $ 0.95 938,849 CGB $ 20,387 -4.08 %
37 BBQCoin $ 880,658 $ 0.028 31,328,252 BQC $ 1,448 +2.47 %
38 GoldCoin $ 833,829 $ 0.028 29,557,850 GLD $ 2,760 -4.45 %
39 Sexcoin $ 788,681 $ 0.014 57,339,225 SXC $ 19,130 -11.94 %
40 Extremecoin $ 745,450 $ 0.22 3,460,651 EXC $ 2,510 +1.56 %
41 MemoryCoin $ 635,081 $ 0.18 3,484,329 MMC $ 6,341 -2.70 %
42 BitBar $ 616,220 $ 65.02 9,478 BTB $ 4,145 -3.33 %
43 Unobtanium $ 583,094 $ 4.09 142,546 UNO $ 15,873 +11.26 %
44 Frozen $ 557,008 $ 0.10 5,331,495 FZ $ 2,225 -0.13 %
45 Fastcoin $ 527,960 $ 0.0095 55,752,954 FST $ 7,048 +0.72 %
46 Catcoin $ 477,516 $ 0.45 1,067,350 CAT $ 9,766 +19.35 %
47 AsicCoin $ 473,744 $ 0.0011 419,814,515 ASC $ 4,572 +0.05 %
48 RedCoin $ 468,881 $ 0.014 32,742,942 RED $ 1,192 +1.11 %
49 FlorinCoin $ 427,031 $ 0.011 40,039,100 FLO $ 516 +5.71 %
50 I0Coin $ 409,083 $ 0.02 20,153,871 I0C $ 291 -7.44 %
51 Vertcoin $ 399,979 $ 0.30 1,342,550 VTC $ 9,429 -11.17 %
52 StableCoin $ 399,095 $ 0.04 10,057,355 SBC $ 1,897 -3.09 %
53 Deutsche eMark $ 382,267 $ 0.095 4,010,450 DEM $ 2,999 -12.30 %
54 VelocityCoin $ 379,285 $ 0.0085 44,812,381 VEL $ 1,436 ?
55 Datacoin $ 376,910 $ 0.25 1,515,494 DTC $ 1,506 +7.25 %
56 Junkcoin $ 366,829 $ 0.036 10,148,100 JKC $ 911 -1.80 %
57 GrandCoin $ 343,600 $ 0.0011 326,559,000 GDC $ 16,113 +17.95 %
58 Dimecoin $ 341,391 $ 3.2e-06 106,469,677,697 DIME $ 5,377 -24.00 %
59 BattleCoin $ 309,418 $ 0.04 7,793,672 BCX $ 271,300 ?
60 RonPaulCoin $ 280,083 $ 15.98 17,522 RPC $ 24,649 -2.47 %
61 Franko $ 277,591 $ 2.67 103,939 FRK $ 25,355 -5.11 %
62 42 Coin $ 265,686 $ 240,262 1.1058177 42 $ 14,688 +5.93 %
63 Bytecoin $ 251,430 $ 0.13 1,890,604 BTE $ 371 +0.09 %
64 Philosopher Stones $ 246,873 $ 0.15 1,683,497 PHS $ 455 -9.46 %
65 Argentum $ 245,899 $ 0.35 711,487 ARG $ 6,400 -10.08 %
66 Grain $ 236,306 $ 0.0003 785,742,740 GRA $ 722 -22.45 %
67 QQCoin $ 231,882 $ 0.015 15,080,028 QQC $ 2,457 +3.77 %
68 BetaCoin $ 211,482 $ 0.034 6,225,916 BET $ 9 -16.66 %
69 Tigercoin $ 207,051 $ 0.008 25,951,528 TGC $ 1,658 +8.61 %
70 GlobalCoin $ 201,748 $ 0.0071 28,447,700 GLC $ 13,336 -6.26 %
71 Luckycoin $ 191,171 $ 0.016 12,144,540 LKY $ 4,891 +6.92 %
72 Diamond $ 161,727 $ 0.66 244,305 DMD $ 15,106 -7.04 %
73 HoboNickels $ 152,786 $ 0.055 2,773,875 HBN $ 988 -7.62 %
74 Xivra $ 150,588 $ 0.00052 290,355,000 XIV $ 3,452 +6.83 %
75 CasinoCoin $ 143,296 $ 0.014 10,307,570 CSC $ 2,097 -1.90 %
76 eToken $ 137,940 $ 0.58 236,971 ETOK $ 2,523 -32.84 %
77 Astrocoin $ 126,909 $ 13.87 9,152 ASR $ 4,404 -3.19 %
78 Elacoin $ 124,797 $ 0.59 210,795 ELC $ 4,227 +4.50 %
79 Phoenixcoin $ 104,762 $ 0.011 9,297,700 PXC $ 1,510 +5.99 %
80 Noirbits $ 96,679 $ 0.045 2,141,940 NRB $ 1,836 -5.21 %
81 Bitgem $ 89,627 $ 3.62 24,737 BTG $ 14,596 +11.59 %
82 Joulecoin $ 81,408 $ 0.021 3,927,264 XJO $ 2,816 -3.04 %
83 CraftCoin $ 73,843 $ 0.24 310,048 CRC $ 643 -1.29 %
84 Yacoin ? ? ? ? ?
85 Krugercoin ? ? ? ? ?
86 TagCoin ? ? ? ? ?
tja viele nennen sich COINS
Was sind eigentlich Coins,
Coins sind eigentlich Münzen oder Münzgeld.
Das Zeug entspricht aber gar keinen Coins,
will man hier lediglich einen Bezug zu Hartgeld herstellen?
In diesem FFall wären es allerdings richt benaNNT:
tOCKEN ODER JETONS:
aBER NIEMALS COINS
Was sind eigentlich Coins,
Coins sind eigentlich Münzen oder Münzgeld.
Das Zeug entspricht aber gar keinen Coins,
will man hier lediglich einen Bezug zu Hartgeld herstellen?
In diesem FFall wären es allerdings richt benaNNT:
tOCKEN ODER JETONS:
aBER NIEMALS COINS
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.240.571 von massoud am 16.01.14 14:10:40ICH FÜHLE MICH NICHT ANGESPROCHEN:
iCH RECHNE FÜR DAS jAHR 2014 nur mit mäßigen
Rohstoff und Edelmetall-Preisen.
Also warum soll ich irgendwas in diesem Bereich,
der eh in Transspiration sich befindet zu sagen haben!
procul, o procul este profani
Vergil
iCH RECHNE FÜR DAS jAHR 2014 nur mit mäßigen
Rohstoff und Edelmetall-Preisen.
Also warum soll ich irgendwas in diesem Bereich,
der eh in Transspiration sich befindet zu sagen haben!
procul, o procul este profani
Vergil
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.226.161 von dosto am 14.01.14 17:27:35
Scheisse, ist der cool.
Wenn ich nochmal wieder etwas (musikalisches)machen sollte, dann ziemlich sicher Klavier oder Keyboard.
Habe Leute die Klavier spielen können immer bewundert.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KshrtLXBdl8
Scheisse, ist der cool.
Wenn ich nochmal wieder etwas (musikalisches)machen sollte, dann ziemlich sicher Klavier oder Keyboard.
Habe Leute die Klavier spielen können immer bewundert.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.356.623 von Popeye82 am 31.01.14 22:40:00uuui, das kann Schweißarbeits dieses Klavier.
look.
interessant der junge Cobham, an seiner Minimal-Batteria
look.
interessant der junge Cobham, an seiner Minimal-Batteria
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.356.623 von Popeye82 am 31.01.14 22:40:00http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPrK1HGX_cs
blood sweat and tears gibts ab 8:16
Januar Gold Average--1.244,80
Silber--19,90
London fixing
Silber--19,90
London fixing
US Mint Jan Gold-Coin Sales Down Year-On-Year But 'Still Very, Very High'
By Allen Sykora Kitco News
Monday Febrary 3, 2014 10:57 AM
(Kitco News) -The U.S. Mint’s January sales of gold- and silver-bullion coins were up sharply from December but down from the same month a year ago.
“By historical standards, it’s still very, very high,” said Erica Rannestad, senior analyst for precious metals demand with the consultancy Thomson Reuters GFMS.
January tends to be a strong month seasonally for Mint coin sales, with buyers snapping up mintage for a new year.
Combined Mint sales of American Eagle and Buffalo gold-coin sales in January were 133,000 ounces, according to data on the Mint’s Web site. This is more than double 63,000 in December, and Barclays pointed out that last month’s total was the most since April.
However, the sales were down from 222,500 in January 2013. Edward Meir, commodities consultant with INTL FCStone, said the 40% year-on-year decline from a year ago occurred as “volatility in the gold market has dampened interest.”
Still, the combined Eagle and Buffalo coin sales last month were down only 5% from 140,500 in January 2012, when precious-metals analysts collectively were far more bullish on gold than in early 2014.
Meanwhile, the Mint’s American Eagle silver coin sales in January were 4.775 million ounces. This was nearly four times the 1.2 million ounces sold in December.
Rannestad said the Mint sold out of its entire initial allocation of 3.5 million ounces during the first week of the new year.
“Basically, it’s the same story as usual,” she said. “It’s just restocking from authorized distributors.”
She said coin buyers tend to be individual buyers who are more price-sensitive than institutional investors who gravitate more toward exchange-traded funds, thus the decline in gold and silver prices during 2013 also helped the coin demand. She pointed out gold-coin demand for all of 2013 rose by 24%, helped by a spring price sell-off.
Year-on-year, the January silver-coin sales were well down from 7.498 million in the same month of 2013. However, January 2013 provided a tough comparison for this year, since the year-ago month was the all-time record for single-month U.S. Mint silver-coin sales.
Rannestad said the January 2013 demand was helped when the Mint ran out of silver coins in December 2012. “So you had a lot of pent-up demand that occurred last January,” she said. Otherwise, coin sales had picked up starting in November 2012 on “safe-haven” demand after U.S. elections that year, she added.
By Allen Sykora of Kitco News; asykora@kitco.com
By Allen Sykora Kitco News
Monday Febrary 3, 2014 10:57 AM
(Kitco News) -The U.S. Mint’s January sales of gold- and silver-bullion coins were up sharply from December but down from the same month a year ago.
“By historical standards, it’s still very, very high,” said Erica Rannestad, senior analyst for precious metals demand with the consultancy Thomson Reuters GFMS.
January tends to be a strong month seasonally for Mint coin sales, with buyers snapping up mintage for a new year.
Combined Mint sales of American Eagle and Buffalo gold-coin sales in January were 133,000 ounces, according to data on the Mint’s Web site. This is more than double 63,000 in December, and Barclays pointed out that last month’s total was the most since April.
However, the sales were down from 222,500 in January 2013. Edward Meir, commodities consultant with INTL FCStone, said the 40% year-on-year decline from a year ago occurred as “volatility in the gold market has dampened interest.”
Still, the combined Eagle and Buffalo coin sales last month were down only 5% from 140,500 in January 2012, when precious-metals analysts collectively were far more bullish on gold than in early 2014.
Meanwhile, the Mint’s American Eagle silver coin sales in January were 4.775 million ounces. This was nearly four times the 1.2 million ounces sold in December.
Rannestad said the Mint sold out of its entire initial allocation of 3.5 million ounces during the first week of the new year.
“Basically, it’s the same story as usual,” she said. “It’s just restocking from authorized distributors.”
She said coin buyers tend to be individual buyers who are more price-sensitive than institutional investors who gravitate more toward exchange-traded funds, thus the decline in gold and silver prices during 2013 also helped the coin demand. She pointed out gold-coin demand for all of 2013 rose by 24%, helped by a spring price sell-off.
Year-on-year, the January silver-coin sales were well down from 7.498 million in the same month of 2013. However, January 2013 provided a tough comparison for this year, since the year-ago month was the all-time record for single-month U.S. Mint silver-coin sales.
Rannestad said the January 2013 demand was helped when the Mint ran out of silver coins in December 2012. “So you had a lot of pent-up demand that occurred last January,” she said. Otherwise, coin sales had picked up starting in November 2012 on “safe-haven” demand after U.S. elections that year, she added.
By Allen Sykora of Kitco News; asykora@kitco.com
Year-on-year, the January silver-coin sales were well down from 7.498 million in the same month of 2013.
Silver Standard to buy gold mine in Nevada for $275 mln
Tue Feb 4, 2014 1:55am EST
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Feb 4 (Reuters) - Silver Standard Resources said it will buy the Marigold mine in Nevada for $275 million in cash from joint owners Goldcorp Inc and Barrick Gold in a deal that would provide the Canadian miner more exposure to gold.
Large gold miners like Barrick and Goldcorp are looking to shut down or sell some of their higher-cost assets and optimize their mine portfolios. The Marigold mine produced 108,000 ounces of gold for Goldcorp in 2013.
"This transaction is consistent with Goldcorp's ongoing strategy of disciplined portfolio management with an emphasis on creating value for shareholders through the focus on core assets," Goldcorp Chief Executive Chuck Jeannes said in a statement.
Barrick also said that the sale of its minority interest in Marigold mine was part of the company's ongoing portfolio pruning process.
"The acquisition of Marigold accomplishes our strategic goal of adding an operating mine in a well-established, low-risk mining jurisdiction," Silver Standard Chief Executive John Smith said in a statement.
CIBC was the financial adviser to Silver Standard and Lawson Lundell LLP and Holland & Hart LLP provided legal counsel.
Tue Feb 4, 2014 1:55am EST
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Feb 4 (Reuters) - Silver Standard Resources said it will buy the Marigold mine in Nevada for $275 million in cash from joint owners Goldcorp Inc and Barrick Gold in a deal that would provide the Canadian miner more exposure to gold.
Large gold miners like Barrick and Goldcorp are looking to shut down or sell some of their higher-cost assets and optimize their mine portfolios. The Marigold mine produced 108,000 ounces of gold for Goldcorp in 2013.
"This transaction is consistent with Goldcorp's ongoing strategy of disciplined portfolio management with an emphasis on creating value for shareholders through the focus on core assets," Goldcorp Chief Executive Chuck Jeannes said in a statement.
Barrick also said that the sale of its minority interest in Marigold mine was part of the company's ongoing portfolio pruning process.
"The acquisition of Marigold accomplishes our strategic goal of adding an operating mine in a well-established, low-risk mining jurisdiction," Silver Standard Chief Executive John Smith said in a statement.
CIBC was the financial adviser to Silver Standard and Lawson Lundell LLP and Holland & Hart LLP provided legal counsel.
nun, so denn,
gibt ein bißchen Aufklärung für die Unzen_preis-Vorstellung
unserer Explorerfreunde
P+P 3.280.000 Unzen
M+I 740.000 Unzen
also pi mal Daumen 4 Millionen Unzen
für 275.000.000 $
gleich 68,75 $ pro Unze
das bei voll laufender Mine
gibt ein bißchen Aufklärung für die Unzen_preis-Vorstellung
unserer Explorerfreunde
P+P 3.280.000 Unzen
M+I 740.000 Unzen
also pi mal Daumen 4 Millionen Unzen
für 275.000.000 $
gleich 68,75 $ pro Unze
das bei voll laufender Mine
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.374.296 von dosto am 04.02.14 13:22:06
Es war vermutlich nicht das Sahnehäubchen unter Ihren Projekten.
Ob zum Beispiel Golden Queen Mining Soledad Moutain für $68.75 je Unze verkaufen würde bezweifele ich doch ein 'wenig'.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: Large gold miners like Barrick and Goldcorp are looking to shut down or sell some of their higher-cost assets and optimize their mine portfolios.
Es war vermutlich nicht das Sahnehäubchen unter Ihren Projekten.
Ob zum Beispiel Golden Queen Mining Soledad Moutain für $68.75 je Unze verkaufen würde bezweifele ich doch ein 'wenig'.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.374.422 von Popeye82 am 04.02.14 13:40:39Ich denke das steht im Augenblick gar nicht zur Frage.
Dort hat ja der Chef himself die letzte Kapitalerhöhung im
Alleingang gestaltet.
Warum er das getan hat oder mußte wird man sehen.
Gabs evt. kein Geld von außen.
Wesentliche Verwässerungen kann sich die Queen ja nicht mehr
leisten. Da ist bereits Ende der ökonomischen Fahnenstange
Shares Outstanding: 99,233,000
und die 10 Millionen sind erstmal eh ein Klacks auf den heißen Stein.
Also ich gebe dir den Rat:: follow the money,
das dir eventuell in irgendeiner Form vor die Füße fällt,
solche Kredite werden bei der Anlegerschaft leicht vergessen.
Dort hat ja der Chef himself die letzte Kapitalerhöhung im
Alleingang gestaltet.
Warum er das getan hat oder mußte wird man sehen.
Gabs evt. kein Geld von außen.
Wesentliche Verwässerungen kann sich die Queen ja nicht mehr
leisten. Da ist bereits Ende der ökonomischen Fahnenstange
Shares Outstanding: 99,233,000
und die 10 Millionen sind erstmal eh ein Klacks auf den heißen Stein.
Also ich gebe dir den Rat:: follow the money,
das dir eventuell in irgendeiner Form vor die Füße fällt,
solche Kredite werden bei der Anlegerschaft leicht vergessen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.374.422 von Popeye82 am 04.02.14 13:40:39
Es war vermutlich nicht das Sahnehäubchen unter Ihren Projekten.
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logischerweise nicht,
sie gehört zu den verdammten 100-150 tsd Unzen Minen, mit grades
zwichen 0,35-60.
Also wie dort das Risk-Managemnt ansetzt, das würde ich mir
schon mal im Detail erklären lassen.
Macht bloß keiner, warum?
Es war vermutlich nicht das Sahnehäubchen unter Ihren Projekten.
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logischerweise nicht,
sie gehört zu den verdammten 100-150 tsd Unzen Minen, mit grades
zwichen 0,35-60.
Also wie dort das Risk-Managemnt ansetzt, das würde ich mir
schon mal im Detail erklären lassen.
Macht bloß keiner, warum?
Auszug
The Loan will be provided by members of the Clay family including $7.5m to be provided by an investment vehicle managed by Thomas M. Clay, a Director and insider of the Company.
The Loan has a twelve-month term and bears an annual interest rate of 5%,
payable on the maturity date. If the Loan is repaid on a date that is less than 183 days before the maturity date, the Company will pay the Lenders an amount of 105% of the principal amount plus interest on the principal amount at the rate of 5% per annum accrued to the date the Loan is repaid.
Also einen 1 Jahreskredit.
Bleibt zu hoffen, daß die Queen nicht in Zeitnot kommt.
Diese kleine Kreditsumme + Zins entspricht gerade 8.300 Unzen Gold,
also 10 % der Jahresförderung.
Bei 3-5% hätte ich ein Auge zugedrückt.
So aber nicht.
The Loan will be provided by members of the Clay family including $7.5m to be provided by an investment vehicle managed by Thomas M. Clay, a Director and insider of the Company.
The Loan has a twelve-month term and bears an annual interest rate of 5%,
payable on the maturity date. If the Loan is repaid on a date that is less than 183 days before the maturity date, the Company will pay the Lenders an amount of 105% of the principal amount plus interest on the principal amount at the rate of 5% per annum accrued to the date the Loan is repaid.
Also einen 1 Jahreskredit.
Bleibt zu hoffen, daß die Queen nicht in Zeitnot kommt.
Diese kleine Kreditsumme + Zins entspricht gerade 8.300 Unzen Gold,
also 10 % der Jahresförderung.
Bei 3-5% hätte ich ein Auge zugedrückt.
So aber nicht.
ein paar Dinge die dort nicht außer acht gelassen werden sollten:
Revegetation
Closure and reclamation will be done in accordance with the requirements set out in the Conditional Use Permits and an approved Surface Mining and Reclamation Plan.
Das zahlt letztendlich der Shareholder
und kleine Begebenheiten
Petition Filed with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Denke daran es geht hier nur um Gold
und sehr, sehr viele Leutchen denken halt, es ist für den Preis den wir
dafür bezahlen müssen, daß es gehoben wird, den Kropf nicht wert.
Revegetation
Closure and reclamation will be done in accordance with the requirements set out in the Conditional Use Permits and an approved Surface Mining and Reclamation Plan.
Das zahlt letztendlich der Shareholder
und kleine Begebenheiten
Petition Filed with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Denke daran es geht hier nur um Gold
und sehr, sehr viele Leutchen denken halt, es ist für den Preis den wir
dafür bezahlen müssen, daß es gehoben wird, den Kropf nicht wert.
Wenn man in 2-3 Jahren, die enormen Löcher der reinen Goldminen erst erkennt, wird es eine Menge Trouble geben.
Die Leute werden bisdahin sensilibisiert sein und auf eine Rekultivierung bestehen.
Ich hatte mit 2 Jahren Leipzig genug Gelegenheit mich mit solchen Dingen
an Hand der Tatsachen zu befassen und bin um einiges schlauer zu
diesem Thema geworden.
In der Umgegebung gibts wunderbaren Tagebau zu sehen, ganz unkomliziert. Es gibt dort auch unter anderen den Geiseltalsee, wie dieser und in welchem Zeitraum
er entstanden ist kann jeder selbst nachlesen.
Die Leute werden bisdahin sensilibisiert sein und auf eine Rekultivierung bestehen.
Ich hatte mit 2 Jahren Leipzig genug Gelegenheit mich mit solchen Dingen
an Hand der Tatsachen zu befassen und bin um einiges schlauer zu
diesem Thema geworden.
In der Umgegebung gibts wunderbaren Tagebau zu sehen, ganz unkomliziert. Es gibt dort auch unter anderen den Geiseltalsee, wie dieser und in welchem Zeitraum
er entstanden ist kann jeder selbst nachlesen.
“ Mining CEOs are taking a fresh look
at what assets are core and plan to
raise proceeds to reduce debt, improve
shareholder returns and fund capital
expenditures. They will need to concentrate
on the projects they have and operate them
with a focus on the bottom line.”
John Gravelle, Global and Canadian Mining Leader, PwC
13
MINING RISK REVIEW 2014
THE VALUE
OF
GOLD
For the fi rst time, the direct economic
impact of gold has been analysed.
Key fi
ndings in the PwC report include:
• Global gold supply reached 4,477 tonnes
in 2012 with approximately two thirds
coming from mining and one third from
the recycling of gold.
• The 15 largest gold producing countries,
which accounted for around three
quarters of global output, directly
generated USD 78.4bn of gross value
added (GVA) in 2012 – approximately
equal to the GDP of Ecuador or
Azerbaijan or 30% of the estimated
GDP of Shanghai.
• Large scale, formal gold mining in the
top 15 producing countries directly
employed an estimated 527,900 people
in 2012.
• In 2012, investment demand (consisting
of bar and coin and gold-backed
exchange traded funds (ETFs))
accounted for 35% of global gold
demand, central bank gold purchases
accounted for 12%, jewellery accounted
for 43% and use in technology/
manufacturing accounted for around
10% of gold demand.
• The 13 largest gold consuming countries
in 2012 accounted for 75% of gold used
for fabrication and 81% of gold used for
(fi nal) consumption, either in the form
of jewellery or investment products
such as small bars and coins.
• Overall, the GVA associated with
the supply of and demand for gold is
estimated to be in excess of USD 210bn
across those countries in scope of this
analysis: this means it is similar to the
GDP of the Republic of Ireland or the
Czech Republic or Beijin
Auszug
at what assets are core and plan to
raise proceeds to reduce debt, improve
shareholder returns and fund capital
expenditures. They will need to concentrate
on the projects they have and operate them
with a focus on the bottom line.”
John Gravelle, Global and Canadian Mining Leader, PwC
13
MINING RISK REVIEW 2014
THE VALUE
OF
GOLD
For the fi rst time, the direct economic
impact of gold has been analysed.
Key fi
ndings in the PwC report include:
• Global gold supply reached 4,477 tonnes
in 2012 with approximately two thirds
coming from mining and one third from
the recycling of gold.
• The 15 largest gold producing countries,
which accounted for around three
quarters of global output, directly
generated USD 78.4bn of gross value
added (GVA) in 2012 – approximately
equal to the GDP of Ecuador or
Azerbaijan or 30% of the estimated
GDP of Shanghai.
• Large scale, formal gold mining in the
top 15 producing countries directly
employed an estimated 527,900 people
in 2012.
• In 2012, investment demand (consisting
of bar and coin and gold-backed
exchange traded funds (ETFs))
accounted for 35% of global gold
demand, central bank gold purchases
accounted for 12%, jewellery accounted
for 43% and use in technology/
manufacturing accounted for around
10% of gold demand.
• The 13 largest gold consuming countries
in 2012 accounted for 75% of gold used
for fabrication and 81% of gold used for
(fi nal) consumption, either in the form
of jewellery or investment products
such as small bars and coins.
• Overall, the GVA associated with
the supply of and demand for gold is
estimated to be in excess of USD 210bn
across those countries in scope of this
analysis: this means it is similar to the
GDP of the Republic of Ireland or the
Czech Republic or Beijin
Auszug
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.374.650 von dosto am 04.02.14 14:10:08
Ich wollte Golden Queen Mining nicht besprechen, das sollte nur ein Beispiel sein, das sich so eine Übernahmesumme eben schlecht ohne Bezug sehen/deuten lässt.
Auf einjährigen mag das stimmen.
Den Kredit werden sie aber eh brauchen, über längere Dauer.
Und zu 3 -5% wird der dann sicher nicht bereitgestellt.
Gruß
P.
Ich wollte Golden Queen Mining nicht besprechen, das sollte nur ein Beispiel sein, das sich so eine Übernahmesumme eben schlecht ohne Bezug sehen/deuten lässt.
Zitat von dosto: Also einen 1 Jahreskredit.
Bleibt zu hoffen, daß die Queen nicht in Zeitnot kommt.
Diese kleine Kreditsumme + Zins entspricht gerade 8.300 Unzen Gold,
also 10 % der Jahresförderung.
Bei 3-5% hätte ich ein Auge zugedrückt.
So aber nicht.
Auf einjährigen mag das stimmen.
Den Kredit werden sie aber eh brauchen, über längere Dauer.
Und zu 3 -5% wird der dann sicher nicht bereitgestellt.
Gruß
P.
Und zu 3 -5% wird der dann sicher nicht bereitgestellt.
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Falsch verstanden,
hier geht es nicht um Kredit-Terms
es geht darum wieviele % einer Jahresförderung dafür bereit gestellt werden muß.
Selbstverständlich ist ein 1 Jahresvertrag erstmal ein 1 Jahrevertrag,
er kann ja sogar vorzeitig zurückgezahlt werden mit 105 % + Zinsen
(das könnte ja bei einer KE durchaus jederzeit dann der Fall sein)
Logischerweise braucht die Queen noch an die weitere 50 MMillionen
um klar Schiff zu machen.
Bei dem heutigen POG wird das erste Jahr der Produktion kein überragendes
Cashflow-Jahr im Vergleich zu der Verschuldung oder der Verwässerung sein.
An harten Assets ist GQ noch nicht reich bestellt, an Minenerfahrung
schon gar nicht.
Also der Laden läuft bei mir unter strenger Kostenkontrolle bis er Zahlen liefert,
selbst dann hört diese nicht auf.
Harte Risiken sind
Goldpreis
Bank Loans
Interest Rates
Bond Rates
-
Währungsrisiko fällt hier weg.
ist aber unter harten Faktoren mit einzureihen.
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Falsch verstanden,
hier geht es nicht um Kredit-Terms
es geht darum wieviele % einer Jahresförderung dafür bereit gestellt werden muß.
Selbstverständlich ist ein 1 Jahresvertrag erstmal ein 1 Jahrevertrag,
er kann ja sogar vorzeitig zurückgezahlt werden mit 105 % + Zinsen
(das könnte ja bei einer KE durchaus jederzeit dann der Fall sein)
Logischerweise braucht die Queen noch an die weitere 50 MMillionen
um klar Schiff zu machen.
Bei dem heutigen POG wird das erste Jahr der Produktion kein überragendes
Cashflow-Jahr im Vergleich zu der Verschuldung oder der Verwässerung sein.
An harten Assets ist GQ noch nicht reich bestellt, an Minenerfahrung
schon gar nicht.
Also der Laden läuft bei mir unter strenger Kostenkontrolle bis er Zahlen liefert,
selbst dann hört diese nicht auf.
Harte Risiken sind
Goldpreis
Bank Loans
Interest Rates
Bond Rates
-
Währungsrisiko fällt hier weg.
ist aber unter harten Faktoren mit einzureihen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.374.534 von dosto am 04.02.14 13:57:43
Das habe ich gemerkt dass ich den riesen Fehler selber mit Freuden mache/habe.
Ich bin zumindest dabei daran zu arbeiten.
Arbeitest Du (viel)mit Excel und ähnlichem, um solche (verschiedenen)'Entwicklungen' vielleicht auch festzuhalten?
Das wäre eine Sache die ich mir für die Zukunft noch vorstellen könnte (mehr)zu betreiben(bis jetzt ein kleiiines bisschen).
Aber dass Du einige Sachen auf 'Papier' festhälst meine ich mir ja recht sicher zu sein.
Naja, da ist ganz lustig, da mache ich zu einem nicht kleinen Teil. Aaaber was ich daran nämlich wirklich/vor allem interessant finde- niiicht als Ergebnis einer gezielten(jedenfalls nicht in dem Sinne) Suche danach daraus, sondern viiiiilmehr dass ich meine "Vorstellungen, Kriterien und Strategie" (soweit)geändert habe, das bei den Unternehmen die mich (am meisten)interessieren/ich habe genauuu das oft der Fall ist.
Also ergo "Raster hat zu (diesem)Ergebnis geführt, aber nicht die (gezielte)Suche danach."
Das mag sich vielleicht aufgeblasen anhören, komm ich mit klar.
Ich hatte mal vor paar Wochen jemanden geschrieben " 'Witzigerweise' kann man sagen dass in fast allen der Firmen die ich aktuell habe in irgendeiner Art und Weise ein- oder mehrere der größten Unternehmen, Institutionen oder 'Finanzvehikel' Ihres Faches, Landes oder auch der Welt, Verbindungen zu haben."
Ist aber Fakt, und nachprüfbar.
In diiiesem Sinne verfolge ich den Gedanken, und mache das, durchaus.
Und jetz bidde ordentlichen Hagel Steine, und feeeste werfen.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: solche Kredite werden bei der Anlegerschaft leicht vergessen.
Das habe ich gemerkt dass ich den riesen Fehler selber mit Freuden mache/habe.
Ich bin zumindest dabei daran zu arbeiten.
Arbeitest Du (viel)mit Excel und ähnlichem, um solche (verschiedenen)'Entwicklungen' vielleicht auch festzuhalten?
Das wäre eine Sache die ich mir für die Zukunft noch vorstellen könnte (mehr)zu betreiben(bis jetzt ein kleiiines bisschen).
Aber dass Du einige Sachen auf 'Papier' festhälst meine ich mir ja recht sicher zu sein.
Zitat von dosto: Also ich gebe dir den Rat:: follow the money,
das dir eventuell in irgendeiner Form vor die Füße fällt
Naja, da ist ganz lustig, da mache ich zu einem nicht kleinen Teil. Aaaber was ich daran nämlich wirklich/vor allem interessant finde- niiicht als Ergebnis einer gezielten(jedenfalls nicht in dem Sinne) Suche danach daraus, sondern viiiiilmehr dass ich meine "Vorstellungen, Kriterien und Strategie" (soweit)geändert habe, das bei den Unternehmen die mich (am meisten)interessieren/ich habe genauuu das oft der Fall ist.
Also ergo "Raster hat zu (diesem)Ergebnis geführt, aber nicht die (gezielte)Suche danach."
Das mag sich vielleicht aufgeblasen anhören, komm ich mit klar.
Ich hatte mal vor paar Wochen jemanden geschrieben " 'Witzigerweise' kann man sagen dass in fast allen der Firmen die ich aktuell habe in irgendeiner Art und Weise ein- oder mehrere der größten Unternehmen, Institutionen oder 'Finanzvehikel' Ihres Faches, Landes oder auch der Welt, Verbindungen zu haben."
Ist aber Fakt, und nachprüfbar.
In diiiesem Sinne verfolge ich den Gedanken, und mache das, durchaus.
Und jetz bidde ordentlichen Hagel Steine, und feeeste werfen.
Gruß
P.
February 6, 2014 New Gold Finishes 2013 with Lowest Costs in its History, Increases Gold Reserves by 127 Percent per Share and Provides 2014 Guidance with Even Lower Costs
- See more at: http://newgold.com/#sthash.v2zCRTWr.dpuf
da gilts sich doch mal einen Einblick zu verschaffen.
- See more at: http://newgold.com/#sthash.v2zCRTWr.dpuf
da gilts sich doch mal einen Einblick zu verschaffen.
Nun ja
New Gold hat 4 produzierende Minen
1.Mesquite
2.Cerro san Pedro
3. Peak Mines
4. New Afthon
alle sind eigenständig und haben keinerlei Smbiose zur anderen.
Wie verhält es sich mit den Gesamthosten Dezember 2013
Mine
1 -- 988 $
2 -- 1.o76 $
3 --- 1.106 $
4 --- 12 Dollar.
Nun sollte man wissen, daß Afthon eher eine Kupfermine als eine Goldmine ist.
wir haben hier also 3 Minen am Rande des Nervenzusammbruchs beim jetzigen POG-Stand (CAPEX-Kosten kommen ja noch drauf)
die durch den 30 % Anteil von Afthon runter auf 833 gedeichselt werden.
Meines Erachtens stehen wir hier kurz vor einem ABSURDUM
den man mittels Schlagzeilen kaschiert
New Gold hat 4 produzierende Minen
1.Mesquite
2.Cerro san Pedro
3. Peak Mines
4. New Afthon
alle sind eigenständig und haben keinerlei Smbiose zur anderen.
Wie verhält es sich mit den Gesamthosten Dezember 2013
Mine
1 -- 988 $
2 -- 1.o76 $
3 --- 1.106 $
4 --- 12 Dollar.
Nun sollte man wissen, daß Afthon eher eine Kupfermine als eine Goldmine ist.
wir haben hier also 3 Minen am Rande des Nervenzusammbruchs beim jetzigen POG-Stand (CAPEX-Kosten kommen ja noch drauf)
die durch den 30 % Anteil von Afthon runter auf 833 gedeichselt werden.
Meines Erachtens stehen wir hier kurz vor einem ABSURDUM
den man mittels Schlagzeilen kaschiert
Aber dass Du einige Sachen auf 'Papier' festhälst meine ich mir ja recht sicher zu sein.
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richtig: einige.
bei über 3.000 Exploerwerten ´den viel wichtigen und
detailmäßig besser durch mich geführten Produzenten,
ist es mir unmöglich selbst mit Assistenz den Laden auf dem laufenden zu halten.
Nix dosto trotz zählt für mich die Kombination ein
paar Kernzahlen zu koordinieren.
Darunter fällt ganz bestimmt auch ein Thema, das auf den Tisch kommen sollte.
WIE WEIT KANN UND DARF EIN EXPORERWERT VERWÄSSERN UND WELCHEN EINFLUSS
HAT DIESE VERWÄSSERUNG AUF DEN KURSWERT:
Das erspart das etwas lapidare Verhalten, daß ein Explorerwert immer KE braucht.
Das ist richtig aber im Grunde nicht daswesentliche.
Die Frage ist wie weit darf er damit gehen und welche Konsequenzen sind
daruas zu ziehen
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richtig: einige.
bei über 3.000 Exploerwerten ´den viel wichtigen und
detailmäßig besser durch mich geführten Produzenten,
ist es mir unmöglich selbst mit Assistenz den Laden auf dem laufenden zu halten.
Nix dosto trotz zählt für mich die Kombination ein
paar Kernzahlen zu koordinieren.
Darunter fällt ganz bestimmt auch ein Thema, das auf den Tisch kommen sollte.
WIE WEIT KANN UND DARF EIN EXPORERWERT VERWÄSSERN UND WELCHEN EINFLUSS
HAT DIESE VERWÄSSERUNG AUF DEN KURSWERT:
Das erspart das etwas lapidare Verhalten, daß ein Explorerwert immer KE braucht.
Das ist richtig aber im Grunde nicht daswesentliche.
Die Frage ist wie weit darf er damit gehen und welche Konsequenzen sind
daruas zu ziehen
1 Bitcoin $ 8,649,919,488 $ 699.56 12,364,800 BTC $ 68,068,454 -12.59 %
Das Cryptomoney hat mal kurz 2 Milliarden Dollar
aus der Wolke verschwinden lassen.
Ja,Ja, kann ein echter Vaporisierungs-Artikel sein, dieses Cyrpot-Geld.
Das Cryptomoney hat mal kurz 2 Milliarden Dollar
aus der Wolke verschwinden lassen.
Ja,Ja, kann ein echter Vaporisierungs-Artikel sein, dieses Cyrpot-Geld.
1 Bitcoin $ 8,136,150,314 $ 657.31 12,377,950 BTC $ 119,587,057 -6.38 %
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.374.762 von dosto am 04.02.14 14:23:22Sicher steigen mit dem Grundwasser im See
da auch die Grundstückpreise am See oder.
da auch die Grundstückpreise am See oder.
Feb 11/14 Feb 11/14 Walton, Godfrey John Direct Ownership Common Shares 54 - Exercise of warrants 7,894 $2.05
Feb 11/14 Feb 11/14 Walton, Godfrey John Direct Ownership Warrants 54 - Exercise of warrants -7,894
Feb 12/14 Feb 10/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.50
Feb 12/14 Feb 10/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.40
Feb 12/14 Feb 10/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.31
Feb 12/14 Feb 7/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.20
Feb 12/14 Feb 7/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.10
Feb 12/14 Feb 7/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.02
Feb 11/14 Feb 6/14 Walton, Godfrey John Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -1,306 $4.95
Jan 28/14 Jan 24/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.25
Cooke holt sich sein Gehalt ab
EXK
Feb 11/14 Feb 11/14 Walton, Godfrey John Direct Ownership Warrants 54 - Exercise of warrants -7,894
Feb 12/14 Feb 10/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.50
Feb 12/14 Feb 10/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.40
Feb 12/14 Feb 10/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.31
Feb 12/14 Feb 7/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.20
Feb 12/14 Feb 7/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.10
Feb 12/14 Feb 7/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.02
Feb 11/14 Feb 6/14 Walton, Godfrey John Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -1,306 $4.95
Jan 28/14 Jan 24/14 Cooke, Bradford Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $5.25
Cooke holt sich sein Gehalt ab
EXK
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.416.880 von Groupier am 10.02.14 16:34:51Platz ibts erstmal noch genug
und einiges wird ja noch angefüllt werden.
Perspektive 50 Jahre muß schon her.
und einiges wird ja noch angefüllt werden.
Perspektive 50 Jahre muß schon her.
tja,
da dürften einige in ihrer Sicht schwere Anpassungsproble an eine
niedrige Zinslandschaft finden, als sie es gewohnt waren.
Aber es funktioniert.
Die Bonds gehen weg.
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Treasury Department sold $16 billion in 30-year notes 30_YEAR -1.10% Thursday at a yield of 3.690%. Bidders offered to buy 2.27 times the amount of debt sold, compared to an average of 2.37 times at the last six sales. Indirect bidders, a group that includes foreign central banks, bought 45.3%, versus 40.9% in recent sales. Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, purchased another 13.9%, versus an average of 18.1%. The broader bond market extended gains after the auction. Yields on 10-year notes 10_YEAR -0.94% , which move inversely to prices, fell further after the auction, and are now down 7 basis points on the day to 2.727%.
Ich habe mit der neuen Zinslandschaft kein Problem.
Solide Arbeit muß schließlich besser bezahlt werden, als Zinsen jagen
in den Steueroasen.
da dürften einige in ihrer Sicht schwere Anpassungsproble an eine
niedrige Zinslandschaft finden, als sie es gewohnt waren.
Aber es funktioniert.
Die Bonds gehen weg.
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Treasury Department sold $16 billion in 30-year notes 30_YEAR -1.10% Thursday at a yield of 3.690%. Bidders offered to buy 2.27 times the amount of debt sold, compared to an average of 2.37 times at the last six sales. Indirect bidders, a group that includes foreign central banks, bought 45.3%, versus 40.9% in recent sales. Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, purchased another 13.9%, versus an average of 18.1%. The broader bond market extended gains after the auction. Yields on 10-year notes 10_YEAR -0.94% , which move inversely to prices, fell further after the auction, and are now down 7 basis points on the day to 2.727%.
Ich habe mit der neuen Zinslandschaft kein Problem.
Solide Arbeit muß schließlich besser bezahlt werden, als Zinsen jagen
in den Steueroasen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.399.064 von dosto am 07.02.14 11:44:53
Darf man mal wissen wieviele Assistenten es gibt?
Bin mir nicht sicher ob ich das richtig verstehe, habe aber (m)eine Vermutung.
Würdest Du das mal etwas näher erklären?
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: ist es mir unmöglich selbst mit Assistenz den Laden auf dem laufenden zu halten.
Darf man mal wissen wieviele Assistenten es gibt?
Zitat von dosto: Darunter fällt ganz bestimmt auch ein Thema, das auf den Tisch kommen sollte.
WIE WEIT KANN UND DARF EIN EXPORERWERT VERWÄSSERN UND WELCHEN EINFLUSS
HAT DIESE VERWÄSSERUNG AUF DEN KURSWERT:
Das erspart das etwas lapidare Verhalten, daß ein Explorerwert immer KE braucht.
Das ist richtig aber im Grunde nicht daswesentliche.
Die Frage ist wie weit darf er damit gehen und welche Konsequenzen sind
daruas zu ziehen
Bin mir nicht sicher ob ich das richtig verstehe, habe aber (m)eine Vermutung.
Würdest Du das mal etwas näher erklären?
Gruß
P.
Goldcorp Posts 4Q Loss, Cuts Gold Reserves 15%
By Kitco News
Thursday February 13, 2014 8:44 AM
(Kitco News) - Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G)(NYSE:GG) reported a fourth-quarter loss of $1.1 billion, or $1.34 per share, compared to net earnings of $504 million, or 62 cents per share, in the fourth quarter of 2012 mostly due to declining gold prices and impairment charges.
The company recorded $763 million of tax charges due primarily to the recently enacted Mexico income laws effective Jan. 1, 2014. Goldcorp said they also recorded impairment charges of $443 million, net of tax, including a $276 million impairment at Alumbrera due primarily to changes in short-term metal price assumptions.
Adjusted net earnings dropped to $74 million, or 9 cents per share, compared to net earnings of $465 million, or 57 cents per share, for the fourth quarter of 2012. Adjusted quarterly revenues were $1.2 billion compared to adjusted revenues of $1.4 billion, the company said.
The company saw a decrease in gold reserves of 15% depletion from mining during the year, the use of a lower gold price assumption of $1,300 per ounce in calculating reserves and a focus on high-margin gold production in a lower metals price environment, Goldcorp said. Goldcorp noted proven and probable silver mineral reserves totaled 818 million ounces, representing one of the largest silver reserves in the industry. Proven and probable gold mineral reserves totaled 54 million ounces.
Adjusted operating cash flow was $439 million, or 54 cents per share, compared to $723 million, or 89 cents per share, for the fourth quarter of 2012.
Goldcorp reported record fourth-quarter gold production of 768,900 ounces, compared to gold production of 700,400 ounces for the fourth quarter of 2012, and dividends paid to a total of $121 million.
By Kitco News
Thursday February 13, 2014 8:44 AM
(Kitco News) - Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G)(NYSE:GG) reported a fourth-quarter loss of $1.1 billion, or $1.34 per share, compared to net earnings of $504 million, or 62 cents per share, in the fourth quarter of 2012 mostly due to declining gold prices and impairment charges.
The company recorded $763 million of tax charges due primarily to the recently enacted Mexico income laws effective Jan. 1, 2014. Goldcorp said they also recorded impairment charges of $443 million, net of tax, including a $276 million impairment at Alumbrera due primarily to changes in short-term metal price assumptions.
Adjusted net earnings dropped to $74 million, or 9 cents per share, compared to net earnings of $465 million, or 57 cents per share, for the fourth quarter of 2012. Adjusted quarterly revenues were $1.2 billion compared to adjusted revenues of $1.4 billion, the company said.
The company saw a decrease in gold reserves of 15% depletion from mining during the year, the use of a lower gold price assumption of $1,300 per ounce in calculating reserves and a focus on high-margin gold production in a lower metals price environment, Goldcorp said. Goldcorp noted proven and probable silver mineral reserves totaled 818 million ounces, representing one of the largest silver reserves in the industry. Proven and probable gold mineral reserves totaled 54 million ounces.
Adjusted operating cash flow was $439 million, or 54 cents per share, compared to $723 million, or 89 cents per share, for the fourth quarter of 2012.
Goldcorp reported record fourth-quarter gold production of 768,900 ounces, compared to gold production of 700,400 ounces for the fourth quarter of 2012, and dividends paid to a total of $121 million.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.446.057 von Popeye82 am 13.02.14 20:00:33Keine Zeit jetzt für Explorer-Werte.
Die andere Frage
2 Leute im Team seit Urzeiten.
Und soviel ich haben will vorausgesetzt
sie sind talentiert.
Aber die sollten schnellstens auf eigene
Beine kommen. Keiner wird eingereiht.
Außerdem zig zig Leute die ich anzapfen kann
und die mir was schuldig sind.
Ich bin nämlich Mafiosi auf die besondere Art.
Davon ausgenommen das Händlerpack.
Die wissen wenig, können wenig und tricksen eh nur
untereinander.
Die andere Frage
2 Leute im Team seit Urzeiten.
Und soviel ich haben will vorausgesetzt
sie sind talentiert.
Aber die sollten schnellstens auf eigene
Beine kommen. Keiner wird eingereiht.
Außerdem zig zig Leute die ich anzapfen kann
und die mir was schuldig sind.
Ich bin nämlich Mafiosi auf die besondere Art.
Davon ausgenommen das Händlerpack.
Die wissen wenig, können wenig und tricksen eh nur
untereinander.
Die Frage ist wie weit darf er damit gehen und welche Konsequenzen sind
daruas zu ziehen
Bin mir nicht sicher ob ich das richtig verstehe, habe aber (m)eine Vermutung.
Würdest Du das mal etwas näher erklären?
Dann bewege dich und versuche es.
Ich habe es satt den Oberlehrer an BUGS abzugeben.
Es ist jetzt genug. Ich habe keine Lust in Obsessionen zu verfallen.
Wer das System Explorer nunmehr nicht versteht und nicht nachvolluiehen kann.
Dem kann ich nicht helfen.
Punktum aus und Basta.
daruas zu ziehen
Bin mir nicht sicher ob ich das richtig verstehe, habe aber (m)eine Vermutung.
Würdest Du das mal etwas näher erklären?
Dann bewege dich und versuche es.
Ich habe es satt den Oberlehrer an BUGS abzugeben.
Es ist jetzt genug. Ich habe keine Lust in Obsessionen zu verfallen.
Wer das System Explorer nunmehr nicht versteht und nicht nachvolluiehen kann.
Dem kann ich nicht helfen.
Punktum aus und Basta.
Man sollte doch langsam begriffen haben haben,
daß eine Canadische 43
keine Ehrenbezeichnung ist,
sondern durchaus immer was an sich hat, das in die Tonne gehört.
Vergleiche mit dem A
dAC sind erlaubt.
daß eine Canadische 43
keine Ehrenbezeichnung ist,
sondern durchaus immer was an sich hat, das in die Tonne gehört.
Vergleiche mit dem A
dAC sind erlaubt.
morgen machen wir wichtigere Dinge.
Aufarbeitung von Barrick.
Das wird BlackRock und V Eck gar nicht gefallen, die gerade Geld in den Markt werfen.
Naja wer soviel verloren hat will Reputation.
Und Geld haben die ja.
Aufarbeitung von Barrick.
Das wird BlackRock und V Eck gar nicht gefallen, die gerade Geld in den Markt werfen.
Naja wer soviel verloren hat will Reputation.
Und Geld haben die ja.
Guten Morgen
Ein Gruß von den Pimps
TORONTO, Feb. 13, 2014 /CNW/ - St Andrew Goldfields Ltd. (T-SAS), ("SAS" or the "Company") incurred a net loss attributable to shareholders for Q4 2013 of $4.4 million or $0.01 per share, compared to net income of $12.6 million, or $0.03 per share in Q4 2012. Net earnings in Q4 2013 were significantly impacted by a 26% or US$451 per ounce decline in gold price when compared to the same period last year. Operating cash flow in the quarter was $6.9 million or $0.02 per share, compared to operating cash flow for Q4 2012 of $21.6 million, or $0.06 per share. In addition, there was an increase in non-cash depreciation and depletion charge of $2.7 million in Q4 2013 compared to Q4 2012, which also negatively impacted net earnings.
For FY 2013, SAS incurred a net loss attributable to shareholders of $5.0 million or $0.01 per share as compared to net income of $26.0 million or $0.07 per share for FY 2012. SAS generated $36.5 million in cash flow from operations, or $0.10 on a per share basis in FY 2013, compared to $54.2 million or $0.15 per share in FY 2012.
The Holt, Holloway and Hislop mines produced a total of 99,548 ounces of gold in FY 2013, at a mine cash cost of US$782 per ounce (excluding a royalty cost of US$120 per ounce).
knappe 100 tsd Unzen
FOR NOTHING
Ein Gruß von den Pimps
TORONTO, Feb. 13, 2014 /CNW/ - St Andrew Goldfields Ltd. (T-SAS), ("SAS" or the "Company") incurred a net loss attributable to shareholders for Q4 2013 of $4.4 million or $0.01 per share, compared to net income of $12.6 million, or $0.03 per share in Q4 2012. Net earnings in Q4 2013 were significantly impacted by a 26% or US$451 per ounce decline in gold price when compared to the same period last year. Operating cash flow in the quarter was $6.9 million or $0.02 per share, compared to operating cash flow for Q4 2012 of $21.6 million, or $0.06 per share. In addition, there was an increase in non-cash depreciation and depletion charge of $2.7 million in Q4 2013 compared to Q4 2012, which also negatively impacted net earnings.
For FY 2013, SAS incurred a net loss attributable to shareholders of $5.0 million or $0.01 per share as compared to net income of $26.0 million or $0.07 per share for FY 2012. SAS generated $36.5 million in cash flow from operations, or $0.10 on a per share basis in FY 2013, compared to $54.2 million or $0.15 per share in FY 2012.
The Holt, Holloway and Hislop mines produced a total of 99,548 ounces of gold in FY 2013, at a mine cash cost of US$782 per ounce (excluding a royalty cost of US$120 per ounce).
knappe 100 tsd Unzen
FOR NOTHING
take a look on the wild side
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
war da nicht was zu hören von den billigen Energiepreisen der USA
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
war da nicht was zu hören von den billigen Energiepreisen der USA
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.454.835 von dosto am 14.02.14 16:36:38Is´n harter Winter da!
22 C IN mIAMI;
IS DOCH IDEAL
IS DOCH IDEAL
tja,
große nächste Woche Minen Earnings-Pleiten, "?
oder Überraschungen für Dosto?
In jedem Fall Komodie und Tragödie
nicht klassisch, rein postmodern.
große nächste Woche Minen Earnings-Pleiten, "?
oder Überraschungen für Dosto?
In jedem Fall Komodie und Tragödie
nicht klassisch, rein postmodern.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.455.461 von dosto am 14.02.14 17:24:19Ich hab einen anderen Verdacht!
Ist egal was geearningt wird.
Nach anderthalbstunden Schockschwerenotgeheule
gehen die alle wieder ab.
Das wird die Überraschung sein.
Ist egal was geearningt wird.
Nach anderthalbstunden Schockschwerenotgeheule
gehen die alle wieder ab.
Das wird die Überraschung sein.
Max,
die vor einigen Wochen in Aussicht gestellten Rebounds sind am Laufen.
Seit November steht hier kein Verlust an !
Auch fundamentale Zahlen, Betrachtungen sind imho an sich träge.
Was ab einem gewissen Punkt zum Nachteil wird.
Die Tage wird es nun weiter interessant bleiben. Die Lage für die Bullen hat sich verbessert, auch wenn die kommenden Tage, wenigen Wochen ein `Belastungstest` anstehen kann.
die vor einigen Wochen in Aussicht gestellten Rebounds sind am Laufen.
Seit November steht hier kein Verlust an !
Auch fundamentale Zahlen, Betrachtungen sind imho an sich träge.
Was ab einem gewissen Punkt zum Nachteil wird.
Die Tage wird es nun weiter interessant bleiben. Die Lage für die Bullen hat sich verbessert, auch wenn die kommenden Tage, wenigen Wochen ein `Belastungstest` anstehen kann.
Am globalen Goldmarkt zeigte sich 2013 eine deutliche Polarisation. Während sich Konsumenten deutlich stärker mit Goldschmuck oder Goldmünzen und Goldbarren eindeckten, trennten sich Finanzinvestoren in grossem Stil von ihren Beständen. In der Summe ging die Nachfrage nach dem Edelmetall um 15 Prozent auf 3756 Tonnen im Wert von 170 Milliarden Dollar zurück.
Die Nachfrage nach Gold in Form von Schmuck zog im Vorjahr um 17 Prozent auf 2210 Tonnen an und erreichte somit wieder beinahe das Niveau von vor der Krise, so der Branchendienst World Gold Council (WGC) in seiner Jahresstatistik. Der Weltverband der grössten Goldproduzenten vermeldet demanch, die Nachfrage nach Goldmünzen und Goldbarren sei sogar auf einen neuen Rekordwert von 1654 Tonnen gestiegen, ein Plus von 28 Prozent gegenüber 2012.
Investoren machten Goldbestände zu Geld
Dagegen machten Investoren einen Grossteil ihrer Bestände zu Geld. Im Vorjahr flossen aus Goldfonds und ähnlichen Finanzprodukten 881 Tonnen ab. Der Goldpreis fiel dadurch im Jahresverlauf um rund 28 Prozent. Für Investmentzwecke wurde somit mit 773 Tonnen um 51 Prozent weniger Gold nachgefragt als im Jahr davor.
Auch Zentralbanken kauften im Vorjahr weniger Gold, die Nachfrage war mit 369 Tonnen um 32 Prozent geringer. Der Bedarf im Technologiebereich blieb mit 405 (408) Tonnen etwa gleich hoch. Das Angebot an Gold – aus Minenproduktion und Recycling – fiel um 2 Prozent auf 4340 Tonnen. Während die Goldminen ihre Mengen um 5 Prozent auf 3018 Tonnen erhöhten, wurden mit 1371 Tonnen Gold um 14 Prozent weniger wiedergewonnen.
Die gesamte Nachfrage von Konsumenten – Schmuck, Münzen und Barren – stieg auf einen Rekordwert von 3864 Tonnen, ein Plus von 21 Prozent. Vor allem die Konsumenten in Asien und dem Nahen Osten reagierten laut dem Branchendienst rasch auf den deutlichen Preisverfall im zweiten Quartal des Vorjahres.
China hat Indien nach Jahrzehnten überholt
China ist dabei erstmals das Land mit der höchsten Nachfrage nach Gold und hat Indien nach vielen Jahrzehnten vom ersten Platz verdrängt. In dem Land interessiert dabei Gold in jeder Form – ob als Schmuck, Münze oder Goldbarren. Die Nachfrage erreichte 2013 einen Rekord von 1065,8 Tonnen. Das sind laut WGC 32 Prozent mehr als 2012. Weitere 300 Tonnen Gold in der chinesischen Lieferkette seien vermutlich statistisch nicht erfasst worden, erklärte der World Gold Council weiter.
So bewege sich die Nachfrage der Volksrepublik bei rund 1400 Tonnen. In Indien wurden 2013 demnach 974,8 Tonnen Gold nachgefragt. «China ist zum ersten Mal Nummer eins», sagte der Verbandsvorsitzende Marcus Grubb. Die Daten seiner Organisation reichten nur rund 20 Jahre zurück, aber «Indien war immer der wichtigste Markt seit den 1950er, 1960er Jahren».
Mangel an Möglichkeiten zur Geldanlage
Die wachsende Nachfrage in China liege an der grösser werdenden Mittelklasse, zunehmendem Wohlstand, der Verstädterung und dem Mangel an anderen Möglichkeiten zur Geldanlage. Dass China Indien überholen konnte, ist ausserdem auf Massnahmen der indischen Regierung zur Eindämmung der Goldkäufe zurückzuführen. Denn die Goldimporte sind massgeblich für das wachsende Leistungsbilanzdefizit Indiens verantwortlich, weil die Importe die Exporte deutlich übersteigen. Die Nachfrage in Indien steigt vor allem zu religiösen Festen und in der Hochzeitssaison. Viele Inder, vor allem in ländlichen Gebieten mit nur wenigen Banken, kaufen Gold aber auch als Schutz vor einer Inflation.
http://www.handelszeitung.ch/konjunktur/gold-ist-weltweit-we…
Die Nachfrage nach Gold in Form von Schmuck zog im Vorjahr um 17 Prozent auf 2210 Tonnen an und erreichte somit wieder beinahe das Niveau von vor der Krise, so der Branchendienst World Gold Council (WGC) in seiner Jahresstatistik. Der Weltverband der grössten Goldproduzenten vermeldet demanch, die Nachfrage nach Goldmünzen und Goldbarren sei sogar auf einen neuen Rekordwert von 1654 Tonnen gestiegen, ein Plus von 28 Prozent gegenüber 2012.
Investoren machten Goldbestände zu Geld
Dagegen machten Investoren einen Grossteil ihrer Bestände zu Geld. Im Vorjahr flossen aus Goldfonds und ähnlichen Finanzprodukten 881 Tonnen ab. Der Goldpreis fiel dadurch im Jahresverlauf um rund 28 Prozent. Für Investmentzwecke wurde somit mit 773 Tonnen um 51 Prozent weniger Gold nachgefragt als im Jahr davor.
Auch Zentralbanken kauften im Vorjahr weniger Gold, die Nachfrage war mit 369 Tonnen um 32 Prozent geringer. Der Bedarf im Technologiebereich blieb mit 405 (408) Tonnen etwa gleich hoch. Das Angebot an Gold – aus Minenproduktion und Recycling – fiel um 2 Prozent auf 4340 Tonnen. Während die Goldminen ihre Mengen um 5 Prozent auf 3018 Tonnen erhöhten, wurden mit 1371 Tonnen Gold um 14 Prozent weniger wiedergewonnen.
Die gesamte Nachfrage von Konsumenten – Schmuck, Münzen und Barren – stieg auf einen Rekordwert von 3864 Tonnen, ein Plus von 21 Prozent. Vor allem die Konsumenten in Asien und dem Nahen Osten reagierten laut dem Branchendienst rasch auf den deutlichen Preisverfall im zweiten Quartal des Vorjahres.
China hat Indien nach Jahrzehnten überholt
China ist dabei erstmals das Land mit der höchsten Nachfrage nach Gold und hat Indien nach vielen Jahrzehnten vom ersten Platz verdrängt. In dem Land interessiert dabei Gold in jeder Form – ob als Schmuck, Münze oder Goldbarren. Die Nachfrage erreichte 2013 einen Rekord von 1065,8 Tonnen. Das sind laut WGC 32 Prozent mehr als 2012. Weitere 300 Tonnen Gold in der chinesischen Lieferkette seien vermutlich statistisch nicht erfasst worden, erklärte der World Gold Council weiter.
So bewege sich die Nachfrage der Volksrepublik bei rund 1400 Tonnen. In Indien wurden 2013 demnach 974,8 Tonnen Gold nachgefragt. «China ist zum ersten Mal Nummer eins», sagte der Verbandsvorsitzende Marcus Grubb. Die Daten seiner Organisation reichten nur rund 20 Jahre zurück, aber «Indien war immer der wichtigste Markt seit den 1950er, 1960er Jahren».
Mangel an Möglichkeiten zur Geldanlage
Die wachsende Nachfrage in China liege an der grösser werdenden Mittelklasse, zunehmendem Wohlstand, der Verstädterung und dem Mangel an anderen Möglichkeiten zur Geldanlage. Dass China Indien überholen konnte, ist ausserdem auf Massnahmen der indischen Regierung zur Eindämmung der Goldkäufe zurückzuführen. Denn die Goldimporte sind massgeblich für das wachsende Leistungsbilanzdefizit Indiens verantwortlich, weil die Importe die Exporte deutlich übersteigen. Die Nachfrage in Indien steigt vor allem zu religiösen Festen und in der Hochzeitssaison. Viele Inder, vor allem in ländlichen Gebieten mit nur wenigen Banken, kaufen Gold aber auch als Schutz vor einer Inflation.
http://www.handelszeitung.ch/konjunktur/gold-ist-weltweit-we…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.446.857 von dosto am 13.02.14 21:02:29
Ich versuche es.
Mit Netflix habe ich dann falsch in Erinnerung gehabt.
Glaubst Du dass es Sinn macht darauf zu spekulieren dass Deren Imperium nicht für die Ewigkeit gebaut ist?
Ich habe da 2, 3Sachen, dahingehend, gelesen.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: Dann bewege dich und versuche es.
Ich versuche es.
Mit Netflix habe ich dann falsch in Erinnerung gehabt.
Glaubst Du dass es Sinn macht darauf zu spekulieren dass Deren Imperium nicht für die Ewigkeit gebaut ist?
Ich habe da 2, 3Sachen, dahingehend, gelesen.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.482.031 von Popeye82 am 19.02.14 00:38:23Ich würde dort die Hände von lassen.
Wer weiß denn schon wann die den nächsten Blockbuster haben?
Eher eine Aktie an die man sich nach KKorrekturen ranhängt,
denn ins ungewisse Shortet.
Wer weiß denn schon wann die den nächsten Blockbuster haben?
Eher eine Aktie an die man sich nach KKorrekturen ranhängt,
denn ins ungewisse Shortet.
Per Saldo verlor die weltgrössten Volkswirtschaft 119,6 Milliarden US-Dollar, wie das Finanzministerium am Dienstag in Washington mitteilte. Das ist der höchste Abfluss innerhalb eines Monats seit Februar 2009. Im Vormonat waren nur revidiert 13,0 (zunächst 16,6) Milliarden Dollar aus den USA abgeflossen und im Oktober noch 188,1 Milliarden Dollar zugeflossen. Die USA benötigen einen hohen Zufluss an Kapital, um ihr Defizit in der Leistungsbilanz zu finanzieren.
Die am Markt besonders beachteten langfristigen Kapitalbewegungen fielen ebenfalls enttäuschend aus. Hier meldete das Ministerium für Dezember einen Kapitalabfluss von 45,9 Milliarden Dollar, nach einem Abfluss von revidiert 28,0 Milliarden Dollar (zuvor 29,3 Milliarden Dollar). Volkswirte hatten einen langfristigen Zufluss von 22,5 Milliarden Dollar erwartet.
(awp/gku)
na weiterso,
entweder sie schrauben den China-Konsum zurück,
oder sie gehen an die Zinsen.
Mal sehen ob der Schraubstock weh tut und wo, und wemm,
und außerdem.
Die am Markt besonders beachteten langfristigen Kapitalbewegungen fielen ebenfalls enttäuschend aus. Hier meldete das Ministerium für Dezember einen Kapitalabfluss von 45,9 Milliarden Dollar, nach einem Abfluss von revidiert 28,0 Milliarden Dollar (zuvor 29,3 Milliarden Dollar). Volkswirte hatten einen langfristigen Zufluss von 22,5 Milliarden Dollar erwartet.
(awp/gku)
na weiterso,
entweder sie schrauben den China-Konsum zurück,
oder sie gehen an die Zinsen.
Mal sehen ob der Schraubstock weh tut und wo, und wemm,
und außerdem.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.463.887 von massoud am 16.02.14 15:54:29Ich halte mich aus der Gemengenlage raus.
Habe jeweils 1.000 IBM und Exxon verkauft.
Von Exxon werde ich mich komplett in den näachsten Jahren trennen.
Eingekauft habe ich wesentlich weniger
HK:1044
und
HK:151
alles Gurken die eh schon im Bestand sind
HK:270 liegt auf dem ATH rum
zeigt relative Stärke und ist längst weit über dem Lehmannmalus
Absturz von 5,70 hi9nweg.
Kann Grund man Depot zu blauen.
Mein persönlicher tourn around
WEN wie Wendy setzt ja seit 2013 Samen an, über 100 % + kann keiner
meckern und das bei hohem Einsatz.
1 Kilo Gold hab ich Anfang dieser Woche verkloppt.
Die Altbestände meines Vaters haben für mich nur noch Nostalgiewert.
Er meinte das gut, hatte ganz andere Zeiten.
Heute gibt es aber mit meinen M
öglichkeiten andere SAVE HAVENS.
Also alles in Butter.
Jedoch ich werde langsamer und uninteressierter.
Ich sollte ja noch meinen Walter Benjamin in diesem Leben hinter mich
lesen und gut verstehen.
3 große Deals im Jahr sollten für einen DOSTO genug sein.
Habe jeweils 1.000 IBM und Exxon verkauft.
Von Exxon werde ich mich komplett in den näachsten Jahren trennen.
Eingekauft habe ich wesentlich weniger
HK:1044
und
HK:151
alles Gurken die eh schon im Bestand sind
HK:270 liegt auf dem ATH rum
zeigt relative Stärke und ist längst weit über dem Lehmannmalus
Absturz von 5,70 hi9nweg.
Kann Grund man Depot zu blauen.
Mein persönlicher tourn around
WEN wie Wendy setzt ja seit 2013 Samen an, über 100 % + kann keiner
meckern und das bei hohem Einsatz.
1 Kilo Gold hab ich Anfang dieser Woche verkloppt.
Die Altbestände meines Vaters haben für mich nur noch Nostalgiewert.
Er meinte das gut, hatte ganz andere Zeiten.
Heute gibt es aber mit meinen M
öglichkeiten andere SAVE HAVENS.
Also alles in Butter.
Jedoch ich werde langsamer und uninteressierter.
Ich sollte ja noch meinen Walter Benjamin in diesem Leben hinter mich
lesen und gut verstehen.
3 große Deals im Jahr sollten für einen DOSTO genug sein.
paßt-sitzt-wackelt und hat Luft.
Feb 19 (Reuters) - IamGold Corp swung to a quarterly loss as gold prices fell, and said its capital spending in 2014 would be 40 percent lower than last year as it had completed the expansion of a mine in West Africa.
The company earmarked 2014 capital expenditure of about $400 million, saying it had completed the expansion of its Essakane Mine in Burkina Faso.
IamGold reported a loss of $840.3 million, or $2.23 per share in the fourth quarter, compared with a profit of $84.6 million, or 22 cents per share, a year earlier.
Revenue fell 38 percent to $247.2 million.
Gold price fell 26 percent to average $1,270.794 per ounce during October-December from a year earlier.
IamGold also said total attributable proven and probable gold reserves at the end of 2013 decreased by 11 percent to 10.1 million ounces of gold.
Feb 19 (Reuters) - IamGold Corp swung to a quarterly loss as gold prices fell, and said its capital spending in 2014 would be 40 percent lower than last year as it had completed the expansion of a mine in West Africa.
The company earmarked 2014 capital expenditure of about $400 million, saying it had completed the expansion of its Essakane Mine in Burkina Faso.
IamGold reported a loss of $840.3 million, or $2.23 per share in the fourth quarter, compared with a profit of $84.6 million, or 22 cents per share, a year earlier.
Revenue fell 38 percent to $247.2 million.
Gold price fell 26 percent to average $1,270.794 per ounce during October-December from a year earlier.
IamGold also said total attributable proven and probable gold reserves at the end of 2013 decreased by 11 percent to 10.1 million ounces of gold.
Zitat von dosto: 3 große Deals im Jahr sollten für einen DOSTO genug sein.
Da musst Du aber, soweit ich das in Erinnerung habe, noch 1, 2, 3 Gänge runterschalten.
Ist das eher vom Aufwand, weil es dem entsprechendem ALter mehr "gemäss" ist, oder warum?
Ich würde meinen, so wie ich Dich erlebe, Du könntest -wenn Du wolltest- noch locker das Doppelte oder Dreifache (er)recherchieren.
Gruß
P.
yep,yep, die Boogie Boys
ORRECTED-Coeur Mining posts loss on $773 mln mine impairment charges
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Feb 20 (Reuters) - Silver miner Coeur Mining Inc reported a fourth-quarter loss due to a $773 million charge it took to write down the value of its Palmarejo silver-gold mine in Mexico and the Kensington gold mine in Alaska.
The company, which is banking on its Rochester mine in Nevada to drive output growth, expects to produce 17 million-18.2 million silver ounces and 220,000-238,000 gold ounces in 2014.
The company produced 18 million silver ounces and 226,486 gold ounces in 2013.
Net loss was $581.5 million, or $5.77 per share, in the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31, compared with a profit of $37.6 million, or 42 cents per share, a year earlier. (Reporting by Swetha Gopinath in Bangalore; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty)
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Feb 20 (Reuters) - Silver miner Coeur Mining Inc reported a fourth-quarter loss due to a $773 million charge it took to write down the value of its Palmarejo silver-gold mine in Mexico and the Kensington gold mine in Alaska.
The company, which is banking on its Rochester mine in Nevada to drive output growth, expects to produce 17 million-18.2 million silver ounces and 220,000-238,000 gold ounces in 2014.
The company produced 18 million silver ounces and 226,486 gold ounces in 2013.
Net loss was $581.5 million, or $5.77 per share, in the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31, compared with a profit of $37.6 million, or 42 cents per share, a year earlier. (Reporting by Swetha Gopinath in Bangalore; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty)
Pan American Silver loss widens on charge
TORONTO Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:16am EST
Feb 20 (Reuters) - Pan American Silver Corp reported a bigger fourth-quarter loss on Thursday as it took a $218.1 million noncash impairment charge on the value of its Dolores mine, linked to a drop in metal prices and higher taxes.
The net loss widened to $293.1 million, or $1.94 a share, from $31.5 million, or 18 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenue fell 22 percent to $192.4 million.
TORONTO Thu Feb 20, 2014 8:16am EST
Feb 20 (Reuters) - Pan American Silver Corp reported a bigger fourth-quarter loss on Thursday as it took a $218.1 million noncash impairment charge on the value of its Dolores mine, linked to a drop in metal prices and higher taxes.
The net loss widened to $293.1 million, or $1.94 a share, from $31.5 million, or 18 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenue fell 22 percent to $192.4 million.
Bitcoin $ 6,923,482,367 $ 557.13 12,427,050 BTC $ 51,177,800 -2.50 %
Mal so in 20 Tagen
3 Milliarden vermasselt.
Mein wunderbarer Waschsalon kurz vor dem Reset und Neueinlage der na
was sind das wohl für Menschen die dort Heimstatt haben. Alternative!
Mal so in 20 Tagen
3 Milliarden vermasselt.
Mein wunderbarer Waschsalon kurz vor dem Reset und Neueinlage der na
was sind das wohl für Menschen die dort Heimstatt haben. Alternative!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.494.723 von dosto am 20.02.14 12:20:21Test .......
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.505.141 von massoud am 21.02.14 21:15:05Seit Wochen jedes Weekend dasselbe
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So das wars.
Silber-Liefermonat Marz
löst sich in Luft auf.
So das wars.
Silber-Liefermonat Marz
löst sich in Luft auf.
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UPDATE 2-Norway's $840 bln oil fund to review mining investments
Fri Feb 28, 2014 10:01am EST
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* Sold out of 27 coal and gold miners
* Sold down stakes in biggest gold firms
* Fund hikes bond investments in Q4
* Net seller of shares in 2013 for first time
* Fund had second-best year on record in 2013
By Gwladys Fouche and Camilla Knudsen
OSLO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Norway's $840 billion sovereign fund, the world's biggest equity investor, has cut its investments in gold and coal miners due to environmental concerns and will review the entire mining sector this year, it said on Friday.
The fund, which grew by $200 billion in 2013 alone and owns about 1 percent of all global stocks, exited its investments in 27 gold and coal miners in 2013 and cut its stakes in others. The wider sector review potentially heralds one of the biggest changes since it was set up as a sovereign wealth fund in 1998.
"There is environmental damage by definition," Chief Executive Yngve Slyngstad told Reuters. "It does not mean that we are selling out of the sector. We are concentrating our investments on the companies that we think are continuing this activity in a more sustainable way."
The fund, which was also a big buyer of government bonds in the fourth quarter, is known as the oil fund because it invests Norway's surplus oil wealth. It owns $165,000 for each man, woman and child in the country.
Last year was its second best on record in terms of returns but it is coming under mounting pressure to invest the people's money more responsibly and balance its desire for returns with maintaining high ethical standards.
The fund does not break down its investments under a mining sector, but its investments in basic materials - which includes mining - represent 6.4 percent of its equities portfolio, or about $33 billion.
Earlier on Friday the government said it would separately set up a panel to examine whether the fund should quit oil, gas and coal firms over their environmental impact.
The move comes despite Norway being a major producer of oil and gas - the fund safeguards those revenues for future generations. Norway also extracts coal on the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic.
In 2013, the oil fund sold more than 75 percent of its stakes in each of AngloGold Ashanti, Newmont and Newcrest, among the world's biggest gold miners.
"Companies that are having an activity that create huge externalities may over time get problems either through greater regulation, through lawsuits or through other ways of pricing the effects that they have on the external environment," Slyngstad said in an interview.
The fund also cut its stake in some big miners like Anglo American, Vale and Peabody but its stake in BHP Billiton , the world's biggest coking coal miner hardly changed while its stake in China Shenhua, a top coal firm, actually increased.
The fund, managed by the central bank, already excludes firms from its portfolio over ethical concerns and in previous years has blacklisted miners such as Rio Tinto and Barrick Gold over alleged environmental damage.
Rio said at the time it had an exemplary record on environmental matters and Barrick Gold said it complied with legal and other requirements.
The fund has also sold out of many palm oil producers, arguing that their production was not sustainable.
CHINA, AFRICA
The fund was a big buyer of government debt in the last three months of 2013, boosting its exposure to the United States, Britain and Germany, and ditching stocks as a superb run on its equities investments in the previous quarters appeared to have run out of steam.
It also increased its exposure to emerging markets like China and Africa and picked up holdings for the first time in niche markets like Vietnam and Oman as it continued to move away from Europe, which has struggled with weak growth and high debt for much of the past decade.
The finance ministry, which sets the mandate for the fund, says it should reduce its share of European investments to 41 percent from 54 percent "over time".
The fund's return on its investments was 4.66 percent in the fourth quarter and 15.9 percent in all of 2013, its best year since 2009, when markets rebounded following the global financial crisis
"The year's results were driven by equity investments," Slyngstad said. "(But) 2013 was still the first year in the fund's history when we have been a net seller of shares."
In Africa, it increased its equity holdings by a quarter, buying more South African, Moroccan and Kenyan stocks, even as it quit much of its Egyptian portfolio.
The fund, which the Norwegian government forecasts to grow to $1.2 trillion by the end of the decade, had increased its bond holdings to 37.3 percent of its portfolio at the end of the year from 35.5 percent three months earlier, and cut its equity holdings to 61.7 percent from 63.6 percent.
In Africa, it held shares in 176 companies at the end of the year, up from 123 a year earlier, and invested for the first time in Zambia, Tunisia and Nigeria.
The finance ministry is currently conducting a review of the fund while the central bank has already said it should be allowed to take on greater risk, invest more in real assets and lower its bond exposure as prospective returns are diminishing.
von Reuters
UPDATE 2-Norway's $840 bln oil fund to review mining investments
Fri Feb 28, 2014 10:01am EST
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* Sold out of 27 coal and gold miners
* Sold down stakes in biggest gold firms
* Fund hikes bond investments in Q4
* Net seller of shares in 2013 for first time
* Fund had second-best year on record in 2013
By Gwladys Fouche and Camilla Knudsen
OSLO, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Norway's $840 billion sovereign fund, the world's biggest equity investor, has cut its investments in gold and coal miners due to environmental concerns and will review the entire mining sector this year, it said on Friday.
The fund, which grew by $200 billion in 2013 alone and owns about 1 percent of all global stocks, exited its investments in 27 gold and coal miners in 2013 and cut its stakes in others. The wider sector review potentially heralds one of the biggest changes since it was set up as a sovereign wealth fund in 1998.
"There is environmental damage by definition," Chief Executive Yngve Slyngstad told Reuters. "It does not mean that we are selling out of the sector. We are concentrating our investments on the companies that we think are continuing this activity in a more sustainable way."
The fund, which was also a big buyer of government bonds in the fourth quarter, is known as the oil fund because it invests Norway's surplus oil wealth. It owns $165,000 for each man, woman and child in the country.
Last year was its second best on record in terms of returns but it is coming under mounting pressure to invest the people's money more responsibly and balance its desire for returns with maintaining high ethical standards.
The fund does not break down its investments under a mining sector, but its investments in basic materials - which includes mining - represent 6.4 percent of its equities portfolio, or about $33 billion.
Earlier on Friday the government said it would separately set up a panel to examine whether the fund should quit oil, gas and coal firms over their environmental impact.
The move comes despite Norway being a major producer of oil and gas - the fund safeguards those revenues for future generations. Norway also extracts coal on the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic.
In 2013, the oil fund sold more than 75 percent of its stakes in each of AngloGold Ashanti, Newmont and Newcrest, among the world's biggest gold miners.
"Companies that are having an activity that create huge externalities may over time get problems either through greater regulation, through lawsuits or through other ways of pricing the effects that they have on the external environment," Slyngstad said in an interview.
The fund also cut its stake in some big miners like Anglo American, Vale and Peabody but its stake in BHP Billiton , the world's biggest coking coal miner hardly changed while its stake in China Shenhua, a top coal firm, actually increased.
The fund, managed by the central bank, already excludes firms from its portfolio over ethical concerns and in previous years has blacklisted miners such as Rio Tinto and Barrick Gold over alleged environmental damage.
Rio said at the time it had an exemplary record on environmental matters and Barrick Gold said it complied with legal and other requirements.
The fund has also sold out of many palm oil producers, arguing that their production was not sustainable.
CHINA, AFRICA
The fund was a big buyer of government debt in the last three months of 2013, boosting its exposure to the United States, Britain and Germany, and ditching stocks as a superb run on its equities investments in the previous quarters appeared to have run out of steam.
It also increased its exposure to emerging markets like China and Africa and picked up holdings for the first time in niche markets like Vietnam and Oman as it continued to move away from Europe, which has struggled with weak growth and high debt for much of the past decade.
The finance ministry, which sets the mandate for the fund, says it should reduce its share of European investments to 41 percent from 54 percent "over time".
The fund's return on its investments was 4.66 percent in the fourth quarter and 15.9 percent in all of 2013, its best year since 2009, when markets rebounded following the global financial crisis
"The year's results were driven by equity investments," Slyngstad said. "(But) 2013 was still the first year in the fund's history when we have been a net seller of shares."
In Africa, it increased its equity holdings by a quarter, buying more South African, Moroccan and Kenyan stocks, even as it quit much of its Egyptian portfolio.
The fund, which the Norwegian government forecasts to grow to $1.2 trillion by the end of the decade, had increased its bond holdings to 37.3 percent of its portfolio at the end of the year from 35.5 percent three months earlier, and cut its equity holdings to 61.7 percent from 63.6 percent.
In Africa, it held shares in 176 companies at the end of the year, up from 123 a year earlier, and invested for the first time in Zambia, Tunisia and Nigeria.
The finance ministry is currently conducting a review of the fund while the central bank has already said it should be allowed to take on greater risk, invest more in real assets and lower its bond exposure as prospective returns are diminishing.
Russian Central Bank Sold $11.3 Billion In Foreign Currencies To Support Ruble During Ukraine Conflict
By Kitco News
Wednesday March 5, 2014 11:11 AM
(Kitco News) - The Bank of Russia sold a record of $11.3 billion in foreign currencies to help stabilize the ruble after markets panicked Monday in the wake of Russia sending troops to the Crimea region of Ukraine.
The central bank released the costs of its intervention on a daily FX operations report. The bank did not release any further information. Along with the currency intervention, the central bank also had to hike rates 150 basis points to 7% on Monday to stop the dramatic slide in the currency.
On Monday during the height of the Ukrainian-Russian conflict, the U.S. dollar hit an all-time high of 36.614 against the ruble. USD/RUB has come down from Monday’s session high and as of 10:17 a.m. was trading at 36.027.
Hugo Murphy, trader for Kitco Metals, said that the data shows just how costly this was for the Russia government. He added Russian President Vladimir Putin probably underestimated the impact his actions would have.
“Not only was it costly but he doesn’t have much to show for it,” he said. “He didn’t really make any headway.”
Although investors started to creep back into the markets Tuesday and Wednesday, Murphy pointed out that Russian markets are still down and that is hurting the country’s economy.
Murphy added that on Monday the Russian equity markets fell 11%, and on Tuesday when tensions started to ease, the domestic markets only regained about 5% of the lost territory. That was pretty dismal compared to other emerging economies that managed to retrace almost all of their losses.
“Investors lost a lot of money,” he said. “Probably some of Russia’s Oligarch quietly talked with Putin and he changed his tone.”
Although most markets remain skittish to any potential flare-up of tension, Bob Tebbut, of ARMOUR Asset Risk Management, said that scenario is unlikely to happen
“Putin can’t do anything to Ukraine because it will bankrupt his country,” he said.
Murphy said it is most likely the conflict will now be played out in the boardroom as Western nations consider imposing sanctions on Russia.
so ist es, Krieg kostet Geld , auch Putin
da sind die Währungsreserven schnell weg.
Dann bleibt nur übrig üppig Rohstoffe zu liefern, was anderes haben sie
eh nicht zu bieten.
By Kitco News
Wednesday March 5, 2014 11:11 AM
(Kitco News) - The Bank of Russia sold a record of $11.3 billion in foreign currencies to help stabilize the ruble after markets panicked Monday in the wake of Russia sending troops to the Crimea region of Ukraine.
The central bank released the costs of its intervention on a daily FX operations report. The bank did not release any further information. Along with the currency intervention, the central bank also had to hike rates 150 basis points to 7% on Monday to stop the dramatic slide in the currency.
On Monday during the height of the Ukrainian-Russian conflict, the U.S. dollar hit an all-time high of 36.614 against the ruble. USD/RUB has come down from Monday’s session high and as of 10:17 a.m. was trading at 36.027.
Hugo Murphy, trader for Kitco Metals, said that the data shows just how costly this was for the Russia government. He added Russian President Vladimir Putin probably underestimated the impact his actions would have.
“Not only was it costly but he doesn’t have much to show for it,” he said. “He didn’t really make any headway.”
Although investors started to creep back into the markets Tuesday and Wednesday, Murphy pointed out that Russian markets are still down and that is hurting the country’s economy.
Murphy added that on Monday the Russian equity markets fell 11%, and on Tuesday when tensions started to ease, the domestic markets only regained about 5% of the lost territory. That was pretty dismal compared to other emerging economies that managed to retrace almost all of their losses.
“Investors lost a lot of money,” he said. “Probably some of Russia’s Oligarch quietly talked with Putin and he changed his tone.”
Although most markets remain skittish to any potential flare-up of tension, Bob Tebbut, of ARMOUR Asset Risk Management, said that scenario is unlikely to happen
“Putin can’t do anything to Ukraine because it will bankrupt his country,” he said.
Murphy said it is most likely the conflict will now be played out in the boardroom as Western nations consider imposing sanctions on Russia.
so ist es, Krieg kostet Geld , auch Putin
da sind die Währungsreserven schnell weg.
Dann bleibt nur übrig üppig Rohstoffe zu liefern, was anderes haben sie
eh nicht zu bieten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.569.943 von dosto am 05.03.14 17:23:01Putin will:
1. Die Krim
2. Die Krim
3. Die Krim mit der östlichen Ukraine wenn möglich.
Und das billigst.
Wir sehen eine Art Anschluss der Krim an Putin´s Russland
wie weiland Österreich an Adolf´s Reich.
1. Die Krim
2. Die Krim
3. Die Krim mit der östlichen Ukraine wenn möglich.
Und das billigst.
Wir sehen eine Art Anschluss der Krim an Putin´s Russland
wie weiland Österreich an Adolf´s Reich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.570.073 von Groupier am 05.03.14 17:36:42nundenn, menschlich verständlich
er geht ja bald in Pension.
Und ne Datscha auf Kamtschadka wird er wohl nicht beziehen.
Wo soll er denn hin, mit seinen alten Knochen und immer
-freier Oberkörper-Geilheit.
er geht ja bald in Pension.
Und ne Datscha auf Kamtschadka wird er wohl nicht beziehen.
Wo soll er denn hin, mit seinen alten Knochen und immer
-freier Oberkörper-Geilheit.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.570.179 von dosto am 05.03.14 17:47:31Der hat schon noch was bevor er in Rente geht.
Aber die Krim will er behalten.
Wenn er denn schon die Ukraine nicht halten kann.
Er braucht den (eisfreien) Hafen einfach.
Es wäre eine geopolitische Niederlage für Russland.
Und wenn Putin die Krim verlieren würde, dann wär er für die Russen
militärisch wie politisch der historisch grösste Totalversager
seit dem etzten Zaren.
Aber die Krim will er behalten.
Wenn er denn schon die Ukraine nicht halten kann.
Er braucht den (eisfreien) Hafen einfach.
Es wäre eine geopolitische Niederlage für Russland.
Und wenn Putin die Krim verlieren würde, dann wär er für die Russen
militärisch wie politisch der historisch grösste Totalversager
seit dem etzten Zaren.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.570.241 von Groupier am 05.03.14 17:54:38für mich ist das nonsens
1 Peng auf die Dardanellen und das Schwarze Meer ist ein Binnenmeer.
Rusland braucht Ablenkung, weiter nix.
Seit wann hat so ein Regime oder besser gibt sich Zeit, über sich nachzudenken.
Die gehen schon immer die anderen Wege. Da hat sich bis heute nix geändert.
Politicäns eben.
Das Fußvolk ist dort einfach noch nicht soweit, sich das nicht gefallen zu lassen.
1 Peng auf die Dardanellen und das Schwarze Meer ist ein Binnenmeer.
Rusland braucht Ablenkung, weiter nix.
Seit wann hat so ein Regime oder besser gibt sich Zeit, über sich nachzudenken.
Die gehen schon immer die anderen Wege. Da hat sich bis heute nix geändert.
Politicäns eben.
Das Fußvolk ist dort einfach noch nicht soweit, sich das nicht gefallen zu lassen.
außerdem,
je weniger Ukraine es erstmal zu integrieren wäre,
umso besser. Stück für Stück ist machbarer, als der gesamte Klumpen, der scheinbar eh nicht homogen genug ist.
Aber ich habe keine Ahnung,
nur mein Opa kam aus Odessa und ist von dort liebend gerne abgehauen.
der bißchen blutleere aristokratische Russenteil (weiberseits)
wurde bereits erfolgreich entsorgt und mulitinational durch Arbeiterblut
ergänzt und überwunden.
je weniger Ukraine es erstmal zu integrieren wäre,
umso besser. Stück für Stück ist machbarer, als der gesamte Klumpen, der scheinbar eh nicht homogen genug ist.
Aber ich habe keine Ahnung,
nur mein Opa kam aus Odessa und ist von dort liebend gerne abgehauen.
der bißchen blutleere aristokratische Russenteil (weiberseits)
wurde bereits erfolgreich entsorgt und mulitinational durch Arbeiterblut
ergänzt und überwunden.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.570.453 von dosto am 05.03.14 18:28:52
Dosto,
Ich bin dabei gerade mal etwas zu versuchen. Ich kopiere hier mal eien Text rein, den ich gerade noch woanders geschrieben habe:
"versuche mich gerade daran mal eine ARt Kalkulationsvorlage zu erstellen, um das "Ertragspotenzial" -die Umsatz/Cashflow/Gewinnmöglichkeiten- von nicht nur, aber erstmal von Rohstoffunternehmen ein wenig besser einordnen zu können.
Und auch um das in einem "zeitlichen Zusammenhang" besser ersichtlich zu haben, "offenzulegen". (Später dann)variierbar, unter versxchiedenen Szenarien.
Ist nichts exaktes, das ist mir klar, aber es soll gewissermassen mal einige "Indikationen" geben.
Die bisherigen Parameter sehen so aus, bin mir ziemlich sicher noch Sachen vergessen zu haben:
Jahr - Fördermenge(t) - R.Preis(gewichtet/Jahr, $) - Regierungsanteil - Offtake Discount(?) - NSR, Royalties - Umsatz($) - anstehende Veränderungen - historisch akkumuliertes (Gesamt)Defizit - Rückzahlung Kredite - Zinslast - verbleibende Rückzahlung - ausserplanmässige Ausgaben - Abschreibungen - Sunstaining Capital - G&A - Inflationsrate? - Steuer - Gewinn - akkumulierter Gewinn
Soweit mal ein erster ENtwurf. Ziel ist es gewissermassen wirklich die Maaximummöglichkeiten, an ABzügen, zu berücksichtigen. Der Rest sind, in der Hauptsache, "(Variablen)Einstellungen". Wenn jemand noch weitere zu berücksichtigende Abzüge hat, würd mich sehr freuen."
Soweit mal ungefähr der Gedanke. Würde mich interessieren Deine Meinung dazu zuhören, und vielleicht Deine Erfahrung dazu "anzapfen" zu können.
Gruß
P.
Dosto,
Ich bin dabei gerade mal etwas zu versuchen. Ich kopiere hier mal eien Text rein, den ich gerade noch woanders geschrieben habe:
"versuche mich gerade daran mal eine ARt Kalkulationsvorlage zu erstellen, um das "Ertragspotenzial" -die Umsatz/Cashflow/Gewinnmöglichkeiten- von nicht nur, aber erstmal von Rohstoffunternehmen ein wenig besser einordnen zu können.
Und auch um das in einem "zeitlichen Zusammenhang" besser ersichtlich zu haben, "offenzulegen". (Später dann)variierbar, unter versxchiedenen Szenarien.
Ist nichts exaktes, das ist mir klar, aber es soll gewissermassen mal einige "Indikationen" geben.
Die bisherigen Parameter sehen so aus, bin mir ziemlich sicher noch Sachen vergessen zu haben:
Jahr - Fördermenge(t) - R.Preis(gewichtet/Jahr, $) - Regierungsanteil - Offtake Discount(?) - NSR, Royalties - Umsatz($) - anstehende Veränderungen - historisch akkumuliertes (Gesamt)Defizit - Rückzahlung Kredite - Zinslast - verbleibende Rückzahlung - ausserplanmässige Ausgaben - Abschreibungen - Sunstaining Capital - G&A - Inflationsrate? - Steuer - Gewinn - akkumulierter Gewinn
Soweit mal ein erster ENtwurf. Ziel ist es gewissermassen wirklich die Maaximummöglichkeiten, an ABzügen, zu berücksichtigen. Der Rest sind, in der Hauptsache, "(Variablen)Einstellungen". Wenn jemand noch weitere zu berücksichtigende Abzüge hat, würd mich sehr freuen."
Soweit mal ungefähr der Gedanke. Würde mich interessieren Deine Meinung dazu zuhören, und vielleicht Deine Erfahrung dazu "anzapfen" zu können.
Gruß
P.
Mar 10 2014 4:44PM NY Time
Gold Silver Ratio 64.538
Die innere Stärke von Silber ist weohl perdü
Silber steht glasklar gegenüber Gold auf
DEFLATION
Gold Silver Ratio 64.538
Die innere Stärke von Silber ist weohl perdü
Silber steht glasklar gegenüber Gold auf
DEFLATION
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.570.631 von Popeye82 am 05.03.14 18:54:44dARIN IST NIX AUSZUSETZEN:
dAS reicht ordentlich über die Grundbasis aus.
Der Rest sind dann die special things die Company gebunden sind.
dAS reicht ordentlich über die Grundbasis aus.
Der Rest sind dann die special things die Company gebunden sind.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.601.657 von dosto am 10.03.14 21:51:22Wenn die Chinesen schwächeln wie im Moment.
Dann ist Silber die erste Leiche im Markt.
Aber sag das mal in dem anderen Thread.
Dann ist Silber die erste Leiche im Markt.
Aber sag das mal in dem anderen Thread.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.601.683 von Groupier am 10.03.14 21:55:10und die Zombies werden die Buntmetalle.
Mir eh nicht klar, daß man lapidar das Wachstum der Chinesen
als denselben Maßstab hernimmt.
Entscheidend ist der Produktionsanteil und dessen Wachstum.
Auch in China nimmt der Finanzanteil sowie der Dienstleistungssektor
wesentlich zu. Ich denke er wächst schneller als der Produktionsanteil.
Das sind aber nur so dumme Gedanken von mir.
Mir eh nicht klar, daß man lapidar das Wachstum der Chinesen
als denselben Maßstab hernimmt.
Entscheidend ist der Produktionsanteil und dessen Wachstum.
Auch in China nimmt der Finanzanteil sowie der Dienstleistungssektor
wesentlich zu. Ich denke er wächst schneller als der Produktionsanteil.
Das sind aber nur so dumme Gedanken von mir.
Findet das Goldfixing schon am
Hyde Park Corner
statt. ?
Hyde Park Corner
statt. ?
Ich schlage vor das Gold-Fixing der
Bank of Vatican
anzuvertrauen.
Die Stellvertreter Gottes sind bestimmt nicht fähig zu manipulieren.
Außerdem wäre Gold dann endlich -göttlich-
Bank of Vatican
anzuvertrauen.
Die Stellvertreter Gottes sind bestimmt nicht fähig zu manipulieren.
Außerdem wäre Gold dann endlich -göttlich-
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.601.753 von dosto am 10.03.14 22:02:28
So einiges ähnliche Gedanken, zu China, hatte ich auch schon.
Aber sag das mal in einigen anderen Threads.
Ich glaube dass unser, "westliches", Chinabild oftmals ziemlich fürn Aaaimer ist.
Trete dem Club der Dummen bei.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: und die Zombies werden die Buntmetalle.
Mir eh nicht klar, daß man lapidar das Wachstum der Chinesen
als denselben Maßstab hernimmt.
Entscheidend ist der Produktionsanteil und dessen Wachstum.
Auch in China nimmt der Finanzanteil sowie der Dienstleistungssektor
wesentlich zu. Ich denke er wächst schneller als der Produktionsanteil.
Das sind aber nur so dumme Gedanken von mir.
So einiges ähnliche Gedanken, zu China, hatte ich auch schon.
Aber sag das mal in einigen anderen Threads.
Ich glaube dass unser, "westliches", Chinabild oftmals ziemlich fürn Aaaimer ist.
Trete dem Club der Dummen bei.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.602.081 von Popeye82 am 10.03.14 23:06:08
Smiley Nr. 2 ist falsch, der gehört da wegeleminiert.
Gruß
P.
Smiley Nr. 2 ist falsch, der gehört da wegeleminiert.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.601.845 von dosto am 10.03.14 22:14:13Da hab ich meine Zweifel die steckten schon dick im Ablasshandel.
Die sind also zu allem fähig.
Die sind also zu allem fähig.
NAFTA encouraged ‘environmentally destructive mining’ boom in Mexico - Sierra Club
A report by several NGOs including the Sierra Club asserts NAFTA “provided the ingredients for an explosion of dangerous foreign mining activity in Mexico.”
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Wednesday , 12 Mar 2014
A new report on the North American Free Trade Agreement issued by the Sierra Club Tuesday claims that NAFTA “encouraged a boom in environmentally destructive mining activities” over the past 20 years after it went into effect.
Co-authored by the Sierra Club Canada, the Mexican Action Network on Free Trade (RMALC), the Institute for Policy Studies and the Council of Canadians, the report, NAFTA: 20 Years of Cost to Communities and the Environment, asserts, “It is time to recognize that the NAFTA model of trade is failing communities across the North American region and harming our shared environment.”
The report claims that NAFTA “provided the ingredients for an explosion of dangerous foreign mining activity in Mexico. In anticipation of the agreement, the Mexican government ratified several national laws that facilitated the entry of Canadian and U.S. mining corporations into Mexico.”
The result, said the report, “gave North American mining companies easy access to Mexico’s lands and mineral resources.”
“For instance, over the past 20 years the Mexican government has granted more than 25,000 mining concessions,” said the document.
“Approximately 28% of Mexico’s land
is now devoted to mineral extraction and is largely under the control of transnational mining companies based primarily in Canada, U.S. and Mexico. Annual extraction rates have doubled since NAFTA was signed.”
“While the increase in mining concessions was a boon to Canadian and U.S. mining companies, it was devastating for the environment,” said the NGOs. “Thanks to the post-NAFTA increase in mining, Mexico has become the world’s largest importer of toxic sodium cyanide, which is both used in mining and is a major source of water contamination.”
“Mining in Mexico has released 43,000 tons of pollutants into the environment between 2004 and 2010, many of them carcinogens,” the report claimed.
“Finally…the rights of foreign mining corporation were strongly protected under NAFTA’s investment chapter, while NAFTA’s environmental side-agreement has not require Mexico to better regulate the harmful environmental impacts of runaway extraction,” the document charged.
A report by several NGOs including the Sierra Club asserts NAFTA “provided the ingredients for an explosion of dangerous foreign mining activity in Mexico.”
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Wednesday , 12 Mar 2014
A new report on the North American Free Trade Agreement issued by the Sierra Club Tuesday claims that NAFTA “encouraged a boom in environmentally destructive mining activities” over the past 20 years after it went into effect.
Co-authored by the Sierra Club Canada, the Mexican Action Network on Free Trade (RMALC), the Institute for Policy Studies and the Council of Canadians, the report, NAFTA: 20 Years of Cost to Communities and the Environment, asserts, “It is time to recognize that the NAFTA model of trade is failing communities across the North American region and harming our shared environment.”
The report claims that NAFTA “provided the ingredients for an explosion of dangerous foreign mining activity in Mexico. In anticipation of the agreement, the Mexican government ratified several national laws that facilitated the entry of Canadian and U.S. mining corporations into Mexico.”
The result, said the report, “gave North American mining companies easy access to Mexico’s lands and mineral resources.”
“For instance, over the past 20 years the Mexican government has granted more than 25,000 mining concessions,” said the document.
“Approximately 28% of Mexico’s land
is now devoted to mineral extraction and is largely under the control of transnational mining companies based primarily in Canada, U.S. and Mexico. Annual extraction rates have doubled since NAFTA was signed.”
“While the increase in mining concessions was a boon to Canadian and U.S. mining companies, it was devastating for the environment,” said the NGOs. “Thanks to the post-NAFTA increase in mining, Mexico has become the world’s largest importer of toxic sodium cyanide, which is both used in mining and is a major source of water contamination.”
“Mining in Mexico has released 43,000 tons of pollutants into the environment between 2004 and 2010, many of them carcinogens,” the report claimed.
“Finally…the rights of foreign mining corporation were strongly protected under NAFTA’s investment chapter, while NAFTA’s environmental side-agreement has not require Mexico to better regulate the harmful environmental impacts of runaway extraction,” the document charged.
Popeye,
du wolltest doch mal wissen was ich gutes tue.
z.B. an die 100 000 Dollar an solche Clubs zu spenden.
Es ist natürlich nur gut in meinem Sinne, in anderer Leute Sinne
ist es gar nicht gut.
Also die Miner Kontrolle in Mexico wird zukünftig eine bedeutendere Rolle spielen als bisher.
Mal sehen was dabei herauskommt.
du wolltest doch mal wissen was ich gutes tue.
z.B. an die 100 000 Dollar an solche Clubs zu spenden.
Es ist natürlich nur gut in meinem Sinne, in anderer Leute Sinne
ist es gar nicht gut.
Also die Miner Kontrolle in Mexico wird zukünftig eine bedeutendere Rolle spielen als bisher.
Mal sehen was dabei herauskommt.
RCF's blowout rule: Add 25 percent to feasibility capital costs
Resource Capital Funds' Ross Bhappu provided last week's PDAC show with a research-backed view of how private equity sees the mining market.
Related Stories
Author: Kip Keen
Posted: Tuesday , 11 Mar 2014
HALIFAX, NS (MINEWEB) -
In recent studies, Resource Capital Funds (RCF) asked deceptively simple questions about cost overruns and funding needs in the mining industry.
Ross Bhappu, RCF senior partner, presented the basic - but deeply informative - sector research, fleshing out leading industry issues that, for the likes of RCF, informs a healthy dose of scepticism in considering the potential performance of its mining investments.
1. Question: How much money do resource companies need to fund their projects?
Answer: $69 billion to cover 524 unbuilt projects with projected capex up to $500 million and $75 billion to cover 134 projects with capex between $500 million and $1 billion. (Parameters: feasibility stage or better; the focus on sub $1 billion projects reflects RCF's prospect targeting.)
2. Question: But what are the market capitalisations of said companies? It's a crucial question because for resource companies it becomes exceedingly difficult to fund projects - especially with equity - when market cap is vastly less than capital cost.
Answer: Bhappu, in one of the final presentations of the PDAC (Prospectors and Developers' Association of Canada) convention last week, said there were 2,700 companies with market caps under $500 million, yet only 43 companies with market caps between $500 million to $1 billion.
That is, the market caps of these companies are generally far lower than the projected capital costs of the projects they own. Bhappu called it a growing disconnect. On projects with capital costs under $100 million, market caps are pretty well balanced, he said. That's an exception. But over that mark the gap widens incredibly. Take for example projects that are to cost between $700 million to $800 million. Bhappu said on average their owners had market caps a tenth of the project price tag.
3. Another RCF question: What happens to a company's market cap after it releases a feasibility study?
Answer: "On average a company's share price fell by 25 percent 90 days after they released their feasibility study," Bhappu said. "It's completely counter-intuitive."
Of course this is a fairly well known issue - that share prices fall off during the development stage of a company and then pick back up once in production. But RCF is putting some hard numbers to it, ones that investors (especially in the project funding business like RCF) can use to their advantage.
"What the market is saying is: 'Well that's great you've got a feasibility study. You've got a great project. But how are you going to finance it?,'" Bhappu said. For a fund this can be a sweet place to deploy cash because once a company secures cash (say from RCF) then it undergoes a "new re-rating." The looming storm cloud of cashless destruction dissipates. In this, Bhappu called funding of construction ready projects, a "tremendous opportunity."
4. Finally, Bhappu addressed capital cost blowouts. RCF wanted to know how good feasibility studies were at predicting actual construction costs. So it looked at 150 projects over 40 years.
Question: How accurate were they from feasibility projection to reality?
Answer: "Virtually no project came in under budget," Bhappu said. "On average, projects came in 25 percent over budget. Many of them came in two times over budget."
As a result RCF has a rule of thumb: "When we look at a project the first thing we do is add that 25 percent capital," Bhappu said. "In our financial model we add it and say: 'Let's assume there's going to be a 25-percent cost over-run and see if the numbers still work.'"
na prima, ist das neu
oder ist das Dosto bothering
25 % ist für ihn die minimal Ausgangsposition.
Bei manchen strotz einem doch DAS NOCH MEHR förmlich entgegen.
Resource Capital Funds' Ross Bhappu provided last week's PDAC show with a research-backed view of how private equity sees the mining market.
Related Stories
Author: Kip Keen
Posted: Tuesday , 11 Mar 2014
HALIFAX, NS (MINEWEB) -
In recent studies, Resource Capital Funds (RCF) asked deceptively simple questions about cost overruns and funding needs in the mining industry.
Ross Bhappu, RCF senior partner, presented the basic - but deeply informative - sector research, fleshing out leading industry issues that, for the likes of RCF, informs a healthy dose of scepticism in considering the potential performance of its mining investments.
1. Question: How much money do resource companies need to fund their projects?
Answer: $69 billion to cover 524 unbuilt projects with projected capex up to $500 million and $75 billion to cover 134 projects with capex between $500 million and $1 billion. (Parameters: feasibility stage or better; the focus on sub $1 billion projects reflects RCF's prospect targeting.)
2. Question: But what are the market capitalisations of said companies? It's a crucial question because for resource companies it becomes exceedingly difficult to fund projects - especially with equity - when market cap is vastly less than capital cost.
Answer: Bhappu, in one of the final presentations of the PDAC (Prospectors and Developers' Association of Canada) convention last week, said there were 2,700 companies with market caps under $500 million, yet only 43 companies with market caps between $500 million to $1 billion.
That is, the market caps of these companies are generally far lower than the projected capital costs of the projects they own. Bhappu called it a growing disconnect. On projects with capital costs under $100 million, market caps are pretty well balanced, he said. That's an exception. But over that mark the gap widens incredibly. Take for example projects that are to cost between $700 million to $800 million. Bhappu said on average their owners had market caps a tenth of the project price tag.
3. Another RCF question: What happens to a company's market cap after it releases a feasibility study?
Answer: "On average a company's share price fell by 25 percent 90 days after they released their feasibility study," Bhappu said. "It's completely counter-intuitive."
Of course this is a fairly well known issue - that share prices fall off during the development stage of a company and then pick back up once in production. But RCF is putting some hard numbers to it, ones that investors (especially in the project funding business like RCF) can use to their advantage.
"What the market is saying is: 'Well that's great you've got a feasibility study. You've got a great project. But how are you going to finance it?,'" Bhappu said. For a fund this can be a sweet place to deploy cash because once a company secures cash (say from RCF) then it undergoes a "new re-rating." The looming storm cloud of cashless destruction dissipates. In this, Bhappu called funding of construction ready projects, a "tremendous opportunity."
4. Finally, Bhappu addressed capital cost blowouts. RCF wanted to know how good feasibility studies were at predicting actual construction costs. So it looked at 150 projects over 40 years.
Question: How accurate were they from feasibility projection to reality?
Answer: "Virtually no project came in under budget," Bhappu said. "On average, projects came in 25 percent over budget. Many of them came in two times over budget."
As a result RCF has a rule of thumb: "When we look at a project the first thing we do is add that 25 percent capital," Bhappu said. "In our financial model we add it and say: 'Let's assume there's going to be a 25-percent cost over-run and see if the numbers still work.'"
na prima, ist das neu
oder ist das Dosto bothering
25 % ist für ihn die minimal Ausgangsposition.
Bei manchen strotz einem doch DAS NOCH MEHR förmlich entgegen.
Hochschild scraps dividend as weak metals prices bite
Queensland rejects Glencore Xstrata bauxite mine bid
Author: Reuters
Posted: Wednesday , 12 Mar 2014
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - >
Australia's Queensland state government has rejected proposals from Swiss giant Glencore Xstrata and a local firm to mine bauxite, fearing that neither would develop the mine swiftly enough to benefit the local indigenous community.
The state opened the Aurukun deposit to bids in late 2012, attracting interest from five companies, including Rio Tinto, and receiving final bids from Glencore and Australian Indigenous Resources Pty Ltd (AIR).
"After carefully considering the proposals, the government is not satisfied that either bid ... could deliver what the government had hoped for in a timely manner," Queensland deputy premier Jeff Seeney said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Yep
eine andere Baustelle,
Lagerstätten auf Vorrat herlegen.
Dem muß entgegengearbeitet werden.
Wer innerhalb 5 Jahren nichts entwickelt soll seine Linzenz verlieren.
Author: Reuters
Posted: Wednesday , 12 Mar 2014
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - >
Australia's Queensland state government has rejected proposals from Swiss giant Glencore Xstrata and a local firm to mine bauxite, fearing that neither would develop the mine swiftly enough to benefit the local indigenous community.
The state opened the Aurukun deposit to bids in late 2012, attracting interest from five companies, including Rio Tinto, and receiving final bids from Glencore and Australian Indigenous Resources Pty Ltd (AIR).
"After carefully considering the proposals, the government is not satisfied that either bid ... could deliver what the government had hoped for in a timely manner," Queensland deputy premier Jeff Seeney said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Yep
eine andere Baustelle,
Lagerstätten auf Vorrat herlegen.
Dem muß entgegengearbeitet werden.
Wer innerhalb 5 Jahren nichts entwickelt soll seine Linzenz verlieren.
aha, hier geht wohl eher die Angst um
Copper surplus at risk from global disruptions at mines
Author: Agnieszka Troszkiewicz (Bloomberg)
Posted: Monday , 10 Mar 2014
(Bloomberg) - >
A surplus of copper predicted for this year is at risk of shrinking because of potential disruptions at mines around the world, according to researcher Wood Mackenzie Ltd.
Production will exceed demand by about 300,000 metric tons in 2014, from 65,000 tons last year, said Paul Benjamin and Jonathan Barnes, analysts at Edinburgh-based Wood Mackenzie. The surplus will equate to 70 days of usage, compared with 69 days last year and the long-term average of 65 days, they said March 6 in an interview in London. Disruptions at mines last year were below average, according to the researcher.
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. said last month it may have to declare force majeure on concentrate sales from its Grasberg mine in Indonesia because of new export rules. The Democratic Republic of Congo told miners to halt project expansion requiring more power amid a shortage that will take years to resolve, according to government documents. Workers went on strike last year at Codelco’s Salvador mine in Chile.
“Just because there was a dip in disruptions last year doesn’t mean we are out of the woods yet,” Benjamin said. “It only takes something like this Indonesian situation to get out of control, or Chinese demand to be slightly better than we are forecasting, and the surplus is gone.”
The new rules imposed by Indonesia on Jan. 12 curb shipping of unprocessed ore and place duties on exports of copper concentrate as the country seeks to increase the value of the exports. Concentrate is partly treated ore that’s shipped to smelters from mines.
World Consumption
New projects will drive supply growth this year, presenting a risk that late commissioning contributes to disruptions in 2014, Benjamin said. Global refined-copper usage will rise 4.5 percent to 22.2 million tons this year as Chinese demand expands by 7.5 percent, according to Barclays Plc. China, the leading copper consumer, may account for 65 percent of demand growth this year, against 85 percent in 2013, Wood Mackenzie estimates.
“We will be less dependent on China, what China does,” Barnes said. “We still think China is going to be a big part of the total, but we’re also looking for contributions from the U.S., Europe, Japan, Brazil, Taiwan and Korea. It’s going to be a much more even picture, hopefully.
Also sein hopefully sagt ja schon alles, die werden es nicht bringen.
Und die 7,5 % für China scheinen mir angelehnt an das Wachstum zu sein.
Wenn ich das höre wird mir schwindelig.
Seit Jahren soll der Kupferbedarf in China Zahlen zwischen 7,5 und 12 %
Mehrbedarf ausmachen.
Wäre das geschehen sehe der Kupfermarkt heute cdhaosartig aus
und keinesfalls so entspannt wie derzeit.
Der Mehr Kupferbedarf seitens China dürfte bei 3-4 % liegen.”
Copper surplus at risk from global disruptions at mines
Author: Agnieszka Troszkiewicz (Bloomberg)
Posted: Monday , 10 Mar 2014
(Bloomberg) - >
A surplus of copper predicted for this year is at risk of shrinking because of potential disruptions at mines around the world, according to researcher Wood Mackenzie Ltd.
Production will exceed demand by about 300,000 metric tons in 2014, from 65,000 tons last year, said Paul Benjamin and Jonathan Barnes, analysts at Edinburgh-based Wood Mackenzie. The surplus will equate to 70 days of usage, compared with 69 days last year and the long-term average of 65 days, they said March 6 in an interview in London. Disruptions at mines last year were below average, according to the researcher.
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. said last month it may have to declare force majeure on concentrate sales from its Grasberg mine in Indonesia because of new export rules. The Democratic Republic of Congo told miners to halt project expansion requiring more power amid a shortage that will take years to resolve, according to government documents. Workers went on strike last year at Codelco’s Salvador mine in Chile.
“Just because there was a dip in disruptions last year doesn’t mean we are out of the woods yet,” Benjamin said. “It only takes something like this Indonesian situation to get out of control, or Chinese demand to be slightly better than we are forecasting, and the surplus is gone.”
The new rules imposed by Indonesia on Jan. 12 curb shipping of unprocessed ore and place duties on exports of copper concentrate as the country seeks to increase the value of the exports. Concentrate is partly treated ore that’s shipped to smelters from mines.
World Consumption
New projects will drive supply growth this year, presenting a risk that late commissioning contributes to disruptions in 2014, Benjamin said. Global refined-copper usage will rise 4.5 percent to 22.2 million tons this year as Chinese demand expands by 7.5 percent, according to Barclays Plc. China, the leading copper consumer, may account for 65 percent of demand growth this year, against 85 percent in 2013, Wood Mackenzie estimates.
“We will be less dependent on China, what China does,” Barnes said. “We still think China is going to be a big part of the total, but we’re also looking for contributions from the U.S., Europe, Japan, Brazil, Taiwan and Korea. It’s going to be a much more even picture, hopefully.
Also sein hopefully sagt ja schon alles, die werden es nicht bringen.
Und die 7,5 % für China scheinen mir angelehnt an das Wachstum zu sein.
Wenn ich das höre wird mir schwindelig.
Seit Jahren soll der Kupferbedarf in China Zahlen zwischen 7,5 und 12 %
Mehrbedarf ausmachen.
Wäre das geschehen sehe der Kupfermarkt heute cdhaosartig aus
und keinesfalls so entspannt wie derzeit.
Der Mehr Kupferbedarf seitens China dürfte bei 3-4 % liegen.”
London Gold Fix days could be numbered? »
nichts lieber- als das!!!!
Bin heftig darauf gespannt wie die Goldgemeinde das dann regelt.
Im freien Chaosverkehr?
Viel Spaß.
100 Dollarkürsprünge in alle Richtungen sieht dann der Dosto.
Heut so, morgen so,
Cryptomania
und ab gewissen Punkten-Ratlosigkeit-
nichts lieber- als das!!!!
Bin heftig darauf gespannt wie die Goldgemeinde das dann regelt.
Im freien Chaosverkehr?
Viel Spaß.
100 Dollarkürsprünge in alle Richtungen sieht dann der Dosto.
Heut so, morgen so,
Cryptomania
und ab gewissen Punkten-Ratlosigkeit-
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.611.907 von dosto am 12.03.14 09:27:52
Stellst Du den ARtikel mal bei First Majestic SIlver ein?
Ich bin nur ein doofer Kleinanleger. Aber, zumindest mal, kein Futter. Und ich sehe es auch so dass es in der Hauptsache nicht darauf ankommt wieviel man anlegt, als vielmehr was "kontinuierlich, langfristig" rauskommt. Darüber läuft, meinem Verständnis nach jedenfalls, vor allem Börse. Der Zins, und -vor aaallem- Zinseszins, sind mächtig.
Zu "etwas für andere tun" würde ich gern nochmal darauf zurückkommen.
Auf Möglichkeiten das in kleinem Masse zu tun.
Ich weiss mittlerweile dass Du auch andere Leute unterstützt.
Mich würde mal interessieren mit welchem Hintergrund, was Deine Gedanken dabei sind.
WOnach gehst Du da? Dass Du irgendeine Beziehung zu der Situation in der sie sich befinden hast?
Oder etwas ganz anders?
Gruß
P.
Stellst Du den ARtikel mal bei First Majestic SIlver ein?
Ich bin nur ein doofer Kleinanleger.
Aber, zumindest mal, kein Futter. Und ich sehe es auch so dass es in der Hauptsache nicht darauf ankommt wieviel man anlegt, als vielmehr was "kontinuierlich, langfristig" rauskommt. Darüber läuft, meinem Verständnis nach jedenfalls, vor allem Börse. Der Zins, und -vor aaallem- Zinseszins, sind mächtig.Zu "etwas für andere tun" würde ich gern nochmal darauf zurückkommen.
Auf Möglichkeiten das in kleinem Masse zu tun.
Ich weiss mittlerweile dass Du auch andere Leute unterstützt.
Mich würde mal interessieren mit welchem Hintergrund, was Deine Gedanken dabei sind.
WOnach gehst Du da? Dass Du irgendeine Beziehung zu der Situation in der sie sich befinden hast?
Oder etwas ganz anders?
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.613.185 von Popeye82 am 12.03.14 11:54:17Das ist ganz einfach, ich werde vermehrt ab jetzt, da ich das
überflüssige Geld, die letzten Jahre an der Börse gemacht,
nichtkommerzielle Institionen unterstützen.
Das kann in viele Richtungen gehen.
Geld kriegen auch ivestigative Journalisten
http://www.icij.org/
Ich verspüre keine Lust mich als Angsthase und will meinen Arsch retten,
mich auf EMs zurückzuziehen.
Immerwieder auf das System zu wettern.
Ich bin zwar nicht in der Lage es zu verändern,
aber durch Informationen wie es diese Organisationen
ist es möglich viele Dinge zu lokaliesieren, vielen Dingen einen Namen zu geben und etliches Tohuwabohu bei den Oh Boys auszulösen.
überflüssige Geld, die letzten Jahre an der Börse gemacht,
nichtkommerzielle Institionen unterstützen.
Das kann in viele Richtungen gehen.
Geld kriegen auch ivestigative Journalisten
http://www.icij.org/
Ich verspüre keine Lust mich als Angsthase und will meinen Arsch retten,
mich auf EMs zurückzuziehen.
Immerwieder auf das System zu wettern.
Ich bin zwar nicht in der Lage es zu verändern,
aber durch Informationen wie es diese Organisationen
ist es möglich viele Dinge zu lokaliesieren, vielen Dingen einen Namen zu geben und etliches Tohuwabohu bei den Oh Boys auszulösen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.613.941 von dosto am 12.03.14 13:31:49
Vom Glauben her sind wir da glaube ich nah beieinander.
Meine Vorstellung dazu wäre es sich mal ein Kind zu suchen, in einem Land dem es sehr schlecht geht. Das ein bisschen unterstützen, dass es etwas zu Essen hat, was vernünftiges zum anziehen, wenn nötig mal medizinische Versorgung, sich Bücher für die Schule kaufen kann, und solche Sachen.
Also ein bisschen fürs Leben unterstützen, und auch eine richtige Chance (auch)auf ein beruflkiches Leben geben, was die meisten (da)nicht haben.
Das ist weitaus kleiner als was Du tust, aber ich denke ein kleiner Schritt ist besser als nichts zu tun. Wäre dann vielleicht auch ausbaubar.
Hätte da aber ausdrücklich nicht irgendeine Organisation im Kopf, bei der man schnell seine Unterschrift aufs Papier drückt, die monatlichen Überweiswungen laufen, aber ansonsten hat man nichts damit zu tun.
Sondern auf eine Art bei der man direkten Kontakt zu Ansprechspartnern und dem Kind hat, und es nicht nur auf 'Überweisungen' beschränkt ist.
Gruß
P.
Vom Glauben her sind wir da glaube ich nah beieinander.
Meine Vorstellung dazu wäre es sich mal ein Kind zu suchen, in einem Land dem es sehr schlecht geht. Das ein bisschen unterstützen, dass es etwas zu Essen hat, was vernünftiges zum anziehen, wenn nötig mal medizinische Versorgung, sich Bücher für die Schule kaufen kann, und solche Sachen.
Also ein bisschen fürs Leben unterstützen, und auch eine richtige Chance (auch)auf ein beruflkiches Leben geben, was die meisten (da)nicht haben.
Das ist weitaus kleiner als was Du tust, aber ich denke ein kleiner Schritt ist besser als nichts zu tun. Wäre dann vielleicht auch ausbaubar.
Hätte da aber ausdrücklich nicht irgendeine Organisation im Kopf, bei der man schnell seine Unterschrift aufs Papier drückt, die monatlichen Überweiswungen laufen, aber ansonsten hat man nichts damit zu tun.
Sondern auf eine Art bei der man direkten Kontakt zu Ansprechspartnern und dem Kind hat, und es nicht nur auf 'Überweisungen' beschränkt ist.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.614.627 von Popeye82 am 12.03.14 14:45:19Jeder kann etwas tun, was in seinen Möglichkeiten liegt.
Ich bin aber froh endlich die MoneyPower zu besitzen
um Hebel anzusetzen und nicht mehr gegen jeden mangels Geldpotenz
Es gibt genügend Leute die Lust haben für solche Dinge zu
arbeiten. Was ihnen meistens fehlt sind die finanziellen Mittel
und jetzt hab ich die Chance dort einzuspringen.
Es muß kein Projekt sein das mir genehm ist und mir liegt.
Es geht um Wehrhaftigkeit gegen Herrensucht.
Ich bin aber froh endlich die MoneyPower zu besitzen
um Hebel anzusetzen und nicht mehr gegen jeden mangels Geldpotenz
Es gibt genügend Leute die Lust haben für solche Dinge zu
arbeiten. Was ihnen meistens fehlt sind die finanziellen Mittel
und jetzt hab ich die Chance dort einzuspringen.
Es muß kein Projekt sein das mir genehm ist und mir liegt.
Es geht um Wehrhaftigkeit gegen Herrensucht.
The end is always near.
DDie Hausse ist zu Ende
fürs erste.
DDie Hausse ist zu Ende
fürs erste.
http://www.onvista.de/devisen/USD-RUB-USD-RUB
das wars,
wer tauscht noch Rubel gegen Hartgeld
keine Bank mehr, nicht mal mehr Schweizer,
vielleicht noch die Raif. Kasse Österreich.
das wars,
wer tauscht noch Rubel gegen Hartgeld
keine Bank mehr, nicht mal mehr Schweizer,
vielleicht noch die Raif. Kasse Österreich.
Nach jahrelangen Ermittlungen ist der ukrainische Oligarch Dmitry Firtasch Insidern zufolge in Wien verhaftet worden. Das Bundeskriminalamt teilte mit, es habe den 48-jährigen ukrainische Unternehmer Dmitry F. aufgrund eines Haftbefehls aus den USA festgenommen. Mit den politischen Umstürzen in der Ukraine habe die Verhaftung nichts zu tun, sagte ein Sprecher des Bundeskriminalamtes.
Grosser Einfluss unter Janukowitsch-Clan
Zwei mit dem Vorgehen vertrauten Personen zufolge handelt es sich um den Unternehmer Dmitri Firtasch. Er ist einer der reichsten Ukrainer und verfügte insbesondere während der Amtszeit des abgesetzten Präsidenten Viktor Janukowitsch über grossen Einfluss. Er hat enge Kontakte zu Russland und ist im Gas-, Chemie-, Medien- und Bankengeschäft tätig.
Gerichtsduell in USA, Interessen in der Schweiz
Das amerikanische FBI habe seit 2006 gegen den Ukrainer ermittelt, teilte das Bundeskriminalamt mit. Ihm wird Bestechung und die Bildung einer kriminellen Vereinigung im Zuge von Auslandsgeschäften vorgeworfen. Warum sich der Oligarch in Österreich aufhielt, liess ein Sprecher offen. Das Bundeskriminalamt habe auf Ansuchen der amerikanischen Behörden gehandelt. Der Haftbefehl sei im März erlassen worden.
Dimitry Firtasch liefert sich mit der ehemaligen Premierministerin der Ukraine Julia Timoschenko ein hartes Gerichtsduell in den USA. In der Schweiz ist Firtasch unter anderem in der Rohstoff-Handelsfirma RosUkrEnergo am Drücker.
Lustig, warum er sich in Österreich aufhält.
Jedermann weiß doch, daß dort die komplette Ostblock-Elite versammelt ist. Nur die Östreicher wissen mal wieder nicht warum.
Wollen die uns verschmähen, dort wären die Typen reihenweise dingfest zu machen,
Grosser Einfluss unter Janukowitsch-Clan
Zwei mit dem Vorgehen vertrauten Personen zufolge handelt es sich um den Unternehmer Dmitri Firtasch. Er ist einer der reichsten Ukrainer und verfügte insbesondere während der Amtszeit des abgesetzten Präsidenten Viktor Janukowitsch über grossen Einfluss. Er hat enge Kontakte zu Russland und ist im Gas-, Chemie-, Medien- und Bankengeschäft tätig.
Gerichtsduell in USA, Interessen in der Schweiz
Das amerikanische FBI habe seit 2006 gegen den Ukrainer ermittelt, teilte das Bundeskriminalamt mit. Ihm wird Bestechung und die Bildung einer kriminellen Vereinigung im Zuge von Auslandsgeschäften vorgeworfen. Warum sich der Oligarch in Österreich aufhielt, liess ein Sprecher offen. Das Bundeskriminalamt habe auf Ansuchen der amerikanischen Behörden gehandelt. Der Haftbefehl sei im März erlassen worden.
Dimitry Firtasch liefert sich mit der ehemaligen Premierministerin der Ukraine Julia Timoschenko ein hartes Gerichtsduell in den USA. In der Schweiz ist Firtasch unter anderem in der Rohstoff-Handelsfirma RosUkrEnergo am Drücker.
Lustig, warum er sich in Österreich aufhält.
Jedermann weiß doch, daß dort die komplette Ostblock-Elite versammelt ist. Nur die Östreicher wissen mal wieder nicht warum.
Wollen die uns verschmähen, dort wären die Typen reihenweise dingfest zu machen,
Andreas Bachmann, der jahrelang bei der 90-Personen starken CS-Tochter «Credit Suisse Fides» arbeitete, die alleine in Zürich 65 Mitarbeiter beschäftigte, plauderte am Mittwoch über Internas des Offshore-Geschäfts der Schweizer Bank. Bachmanns Aussagen vor dem US-Gericht in Virginia rücken die Credit Suisse in ein schiefes Licht.
So hatte Bachmann für die Betreuung seiner Kunden bei der Credit Suisse Fides (vormals Suisse Fides) meist mit Josef Dörig zu tun, wenn es darum ging, für Steuerbetrugs-Kunden Firmengeflechte aufzubauen.
Ursprünglich wurde Dörig ins Senior Managment der Fides geholt. 1997 aber informierte ein CS-Manager die Fides, dass es zu riskant sei, wenn Dörig innerhalb der Schweizer Bank vorgeschobene Offshore-Gesellschaften für die Steueroptimierung gründe und betreibe. Darum beschloss man in der CS, dass das Management und die Gründung von solchen Steuervehikeln ausserhalb der Credit Suisse geschehen müsse. Darauf gründete Dörig 1997 in Zürich die Dörig Partner AG - an der Bleicherstrasse 33, der gleichen Adresse, an der die Credit Suisse Fides logierte. Von nun an wurde diese AG fürs Aufsetzen der Offshore-Konstruktionen benutzt.
Bachmann und Dörig arbeiteten Hand in Hand - wenn ein Kunde von Bachmann in Zürich weilte, wurde Dörig informiert, und umgekehrt.
Kein formelles Prozedere für Reisen
Bachmann musste jedes Jahr ein Reisebudget eingeben, um seine Kundenbesuche in die USA zu finanzieren. Bei Fides gab es kein formelles Prozedere, um diese Reisen zu genehmigen. Stattdessen informierte Bachmann jeweils vor den Tripps den Fides-Chef der Zweigstelle Zürich sowie den CEO von Credit Suisse Fides.
Ums Jahr 2001 unterzeichnete die Credit Suisse das «Qualified Intermediary Agreement» (QI) mit der US-Steuerbehörde IRS. Um in den USA zu geschäften, mussten sich die Banken verpflichten, ihre Kunden nach US-Regeln zu identifizeren. Die Credit-Suisse-Juristen besuchten auch die Fides-Tochter, um die Konsequenzen des QI-Programms für die Praxis zu erläutern. Unter anderem hätten die Schweizer ihren US-Kunden keine Aktienanlagetipps mehr geben dürfen.
QI offenbar reines Lippenbekenntnis
Den Fides-Vorgesetzten waren die neuen Regeln offenbar herzlich egal. Als sich Bachmann bei seinen Oberen über die Konsequenzen von QI beschwerte, sagte man ihm: «Du weisst, was wir von Dir erwarten - lass Dich nicht erwischen.»
Die Vertreter der Compliance-Abteilung bei der Credit Suisse blieben laut Bachmann weitgehend untätig, um sicherzustellen, dass die QI-Regeln bei der Fides auch eingehalten wurden. Niemand wurde intern zur Rechenschaft gezogen, der dagegen verstiess
HZ
So hatte Bachmann für die Betreuung seiner Kunden bei der Credit Suisse Fides (vormals Suisse Fides) meist mit Josef Dörig zu tun, wenn es darum ging, für Steuerbetrugs-Kunden Firmengeflechte aufzubauen.
Ursprünglich wurde Dörig ins Senior Managment der Fides geholt. 1997 aber informierte ein CS-Manager die Fides, dass es zu riskant sei, wenn Dörig innerhalb der Schweizer Bank vorgeschobene Offshore-Gesellschaften für die Steueroptimierung gründe und betreibe. Darum beschloss man in der CS, dass das Management und die Gründung von solchen Steuervehikeln ausserhalb der Credit Suisse geschehen müsse. Darauf gründete Dörig 1997 in Zürich die Dörig Partner AG - an der Bleicherstrasse 33, der gleichen Adresse, an der die Credit Suisse Fides logierte. Von nun an wurde diese AG fürs Aufsetzen der Offshore-Konstruktionen benutzt.
Bachmann und Dörig arbeiteten Hand in Hand - wenn ein Kunde von Bachmann in Zürich weilte, wurde Dörig informiert, und umgekehrt.
Kein formelles Prozedere für Reisen
Bachmann musste jedes Jahr ein Reisebudget eingeben, um seine Kundenbesuche in die USA zu finanzieren. Bei Fides gab es kein formelles Prozedere, um diese Reisen zu genehmigen. Stattdessen informierte Bachmann jeweils vor den Tripps den Fides-Chef der Zweigstelle Zürich sowie den CEO von Credit Suisse Fides.
Ums Jahr 2001 unterzeichnete die Credit Suisse das «Qualified Intermediary Agreement» (QI) mit der US-Steuerbehörde IRS. Um in den USA zu geschäften, mussten sich die Banken verpflichten, ihre Kunden nach US-Regeln zu identifizeren. Die Credit-Suisse-Juristen besuchten auch die Fides-Tochter, um die Konsequenzen des QI-Programms für die Praxis zu erläutern. Unter anderem hätten die Schweizer ihren US-Kunden keine Aktienanlagetipps mehr geben dürfen.
QI offenbar reines Lippenbekenntnis
Den Fides-Vorgesetzten waren die neuen Regeln offenbar herzlich egal. Als sich Bachmann bei seinen Oberen über die Konsequenzen von QI beschwerte, sagte man ihm: «Du weisst, was wir von Dir erwarten - lass Dich nicht erwischen.»
Die Vertreter der Compliance-Abteilung bei der Credit Suisse blieben laut Bachmann weitgehend untätig, um sicherzustellen, dass die QI-Regeln bei der Fides auch eingehalten wurden. Niemand wurde intern zur Rechenschaft gezogen, der dagegen verstiess
HZ
Das Urteil gegen H. wird umgewandelt.
Er wird zum Sozialdienst verpflichtet und muß 1 Saison lang
das Bayernstatidion nach jedem Spiel säubern.
So einen Mann kann man doch nicht sitzen lassen, bei dieser deutschen Gesetzgebung, wo Steuer nicht bezahlen (nicht Hinterziehung) Kavaliersdelikt ist.
Sollen jetzt die letzten Kavaliere in Deutschland aussterben?
Das darf doch nicht wahr sein.
Ich erwarte die ersten Petitionen.
Er wird zum Sozialdienst verpflichtet und muß 1 Saison lang
das Bayernstatidion nach jedem Spiel säubern.
So einen Mann kann man doch nicht sitzen lassen, bei dieser deutschen Gesetzgebung, wo Steuer nicht bezahlen (nicht Hinterziehung) Kavaliersdelikt ist.
Sollen jetzt die letzten Kavaliere in Deutschland aussterben?
Das darf doch nicht wahr sein.
Ich erwarte die ersten Petitionen.
So wies aussieht kaufen russische Oligarchen kein Silber,
sondern haben sich ausschließlich auf Gold spezialisiert
sondern haben sich ausschließlich auf Gold spezialisiert
wenn alles gut gut geht
werden Zink und Blei
nächste Woche wieder in die o,80 er Range reinfallen
Kupfer wird die 2,75 nicht erspart bleiben.
werden Zink und Blei
nächste Woche wieder in die o,80 er Range reinfallen
Kupfer wird die 2,75 nicht erspart bleiben.
sollte China an einer Aufwertung des Yuan nicht mehr gelegen sein.
Wird das evt. Auswirkungewn auf die Rohstoffpreise haben.
Wird das evt. Auswirkungewn auf die Rohstoffpreise haben.
Die Indische Importabhängige Wirtschaft ist eh schon in
Schwierigkeiten.
http://www.onvista.de/devisen/US-Dollar-Indische-Rupie-USD-I…
Schwierigkeiten.
http://www.onvista.de/devisen/US-Dollar-Indische-Rupie-USD-I…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.626.745 von dosto am 13.03.14 21:59:08Also wer via Selbstanzeige versucht beim Finanzamt bescheissen
billich davon zu kommen. Der hat bei mir keinen Kredit.
Also wenn schon Wirtschaffts-Kriminell dann aber ehrlich richtig!
billich davon zu kommen. Der hat bei mir keinen Kredit.
Also wenn schon Wirtschaffts-Kriminell dann aber ehrlich richtig!
Die Liste der Schweizer Widersacher im Steuerstreit droht um ein Schwergewicht der Weltpolitik länger zu werden: Indien drängt auf Schweizer Amtshilfe bei der Überführung indischer Steuerbetrüger. Doch Bern stellt sich mit Verweis auf geltende Schweizer Gesetze quer.
Kurz vor den nun anstehenden Parlamentswahlen verschärft sich der Ton in dem südasiatischen Land. Kommt es zu dem von allen Beobachtern erwarteten Regierungswechsel, wird Delhi den Druck auf Bern womöglich erhöhen. Eskalieren könnte der Streit, sollten viele indische Steuersünder wegen einer Ende Monat auslaufenden Verjährungsfrist ungeschoren davon kommen: Die Schuld würde Indien dann wohl der Schweiz zuschieben.
Indien fordert Auskunft von Schweizer Behörden
Dabei ist die Ausgangslage bereits heute verfahren: Delhi will mit Hilfe der Schweiz geschätzt etwa 600 heimischen Steuersündern das Handwerk legen. Doch weil die Informationen der Inder auf einer illegal entwendeten CD mit Kundendaten der Grossbank HSBC in Genf beruhen, stecken die beiden Länder in einer politischen Sackgasse: «Basieren die Informationen der indischen Behörden auf gestohlenen Daten, können wir keine Amtshilfe leisten», sagt Mario Tuor, Sprecher des Staatssekretariats für internationale Finanzfragen (Sif).
Delhi will die Schweizer Gesetzeslage jedoch nicht respektieren. Am WEF in Davos bekräftigte Indiens Finanzminister Palaniappan Chidambaram im Januar seine Forderung, die Schweiz müsse Auskunft darüber geben, wie viel unversteuertes Geld aus Indien auf Schweizer Konten liege. Um die Wogen zu glätten, reiste eine Delegation im Februar von Bern nach Indien. Man habe die Schweizer Sichtweise im direkten Kontakt in Delhi erläutern können, sagt Tuor. «Das hat die Situation etwas entschärft, aber es bleiben gewisse Differenzen.»
Indien hat in der Welt deutlich an Gewicht gewonnen
Aus dem Diplomatischen ins Deutsche übersetzt bedeutet das: Indien wird die Schweizer Position dennoch nicht akzeptieren. Das ist keinesfalls unproblematisch. Denn Indien ist längst nicht mehr nur ein einfaches Entwicklungsland. Zwar kämpft das Land aktuell mit wirtschaftlichen Probleme: Inflation und Handelsdefizit sind in Indien hoch, lange befand sich die Landeswährung Rupie im freien Fall.
Dieser Schwierigkeiten zum Trotz hat Indien in der Weltpolitik in den vergangenen Jahren aber deutlich an Gewicht gewonnen. Mit über 1,2 Milliarden Einwohnern ist das südasiatische Land gemessen an der Bevölkerung nach China der zweitgrösste Staat der Erde. Wirtschaftlich ist in Asien nur noch China wichtiger. Und Delhi ist gewillt, seine Interessen gegenüber der Schweiz durchzusetzen.
Der Ton wird immer aggressiver
Dabei gewinnt der ohnehin schon selbstbewusste Ton von Politikern und Medien in diesen Wochen noch einmal an rhetorischer Schärfe: Der landesweite Wahlkampf geht in seine heisse Phase. 814 Millionen Stimmberechtigte – mehr als die Gesamtbevölkerung Europas – sind ab dem 7. April aufgerufen, ihr Votum für ein neues Parlament abzugeben. Die Mammutwahl soll über einen Monat andauern, das endgültige Ergebnis wird erst für den 16. Mai erwartet.
Nach milliardenschweren Korruptionsvorwürfen sieht derzeit keine einzige Umfrage die Regierungspartei von Premier Manmohan Singh vorn. Die Bevölkerung hat genug von immer neuen Veruntreuungsskandalen. Auch internationale Organisationen wie der Internationale Währungsfonds oder Transparency International geisseln die weit verbreitete Korruption als das grösste Hemmnis für eine gesunde Wirtschaftsentwicklung in Indien.
Schwarzgeld gilt in Indien «anti-national»
Entsprechend sorgen die oppositionellen Parteien für Schlagzeilen: Alle Beobachter schreiben der hindu-nationalistischen Bharatiya Janata Partei (BJP) die grössten Erfolgschancen zu, selbst wenn eine absolute Mehrheit als unwahrscheinlich gilt. Die politische Agenda des Spitzenkandidats der BJP auf das Amt des Premierministers ist eindeutig: Narendra Modi hat sich dem Kampf gegen Steuerflucht und Schwarzgeld verschrieben, das ein «nationales Ärgernis» sei.
Er sei verpflichtet, das gesamte Schwarzgeld aus ausländischen Steuerparadiesen zurückzuholen. In seinen Reden brandmarkt Modi Schwarzgeld als «anti-national» und betont, notfalls Gesetze ändern und neue schaffen zu wollen: «Ich bin verpflichtet, das zu tun, weil das Geld den armen Menschen in Indien gehört.»
Mit diesem Ansinnen steht er keineswegs allein. Auch der steile Aufstieg der Anti-Korruptionspartei «des kleinen Mannes» in den vergangenen Monaten ist damit zu erklären, dass viele Inderinnen und Inder dem Establishment nicht mehr trauen. Auch diese Partei räumt dem Thema Steuerflucht im Wahlkampf höchste Priorität ein.
Vereinbarungen zwischen Indien und der Schweiz stehen auf dem Spiel
Getrieben von ihren Herausforderern schlägt die aktuelle Regierung denn auch verstärkt in die gleiche Kerbe und diskutiert bereits die Liste potenzieller Massnahmen gegen die Schweiz. Im Rahmen des Global Forums der 20 wichtigsten Wirtschaftsnationen (G20) wolle man den internationalen Druck auf die Schweiz weiter erhöhen, sagte Indiens Finanzminister Ende Februar erneut. Wenn das nicht wirke, könne man die Schweiz als unkooperativ einstufen und beschlossene Steuervereinbarungen aufkündigen. Dass Indien mehr als nur drohen kann, zeigte das Land bereits: Weil Zypern als Steueroase nicht ausreichend mit Delhi kooperierte, kündigte man im vergangenen Jahr vergleichbare Abkommen mit dem europäischen Land.
Noch hitziger könnte der Streit werden, wenn viele indische Steuersünder ungeschoren davon kommen: Ende März läuft eine Verjährungsfrist bei den Ermittlungen gegen die indischen Kunden bei der Genfer HSBC aus, wie die indische Wirtschaftspublikation «Economic Times» in dieser Woche berichtete. Rund die Hälfte der 600 Steuersünder könnte den Ermittlern demnach dann durch die Maschen rutschen.
«Schweiz bislang nicht gewillt»
Sie müssten dann keine Rupie nachzahlen. Und eine Verlängerung der Frist ist nur möglich, wenn die Steuerbehörde glaubhaft vermitteln kann, dass sie von der Schweizer Regierung Informationen zusätzlich erhält, zitiert die Zeitung einen Informanten. «Aber die Schweizer Regierung war bislang nicht gewillt, Informationen zu teilen», heisst es.
Kurz vor den nun anstehenden Parlamentswahlen verschärft sich der Ton in dem südasiatischen Land. Kommt es zu dem von allen Beobachtern erwarteten Regierungswechsel, wird Delhi den Druck auf Bern womöglich erhöhen. Eskalieren könnte der Streit, sollten viele indische Steuersünder wegen einer Ende Monat auslaufenden Verjährungsfrist ungeschoren davon kommen: Die Schuld würde Indien dann wohl der Schweiz zuschieben.
Indien fordert Auskunft von Schweizer Behörden
Dabei ist die Ausgangslage bereits heute verfahren: Delhi will mit Hilfe der Schweiz geschätzt etwa 600 heimischen Steuersündern das Handwerk legen. Doch weil die Informationen der Inder auf einer illegal entwendeten CD mit Kundendaten der Grossbank HSBC in Genf beruhen, stecken die beiden Länder in einer politischen Sackgasse: «Basieren die Informationen der indischen Behörden auf gestohlenen Daten, können wir keine Amtshilfe leisten», sagt Mario Tuor, Sprecher des Staatssekretariats für internationale Finanzfragen (Sif).
Delhi will die Schweizer Gesetzeslage jedoch nicht respektieren. Am WEF in Davos bekräftigte Indiens Finanzminister Palaniappan Chidambaram im Januar seine Forderung, die Schweiz müsse Auskunft darüber geben, wie viel unversteuertes Geld aus Indien auf Schweizer Konten liege. Um die Wogen zu glätten, reiste eine Delegation im Februar von Bern nach Indien. Man habe die Schweizer Sichtweise im direkten Kontakt in Delhi erläutern können, sagt Tuor. «Das hat die Situation etwas entschärft, aber es bleiben gewisse Differenzen.»
Indien hat in der Welt deutlich an Gewicht gewonnen
Aus dem Diplomatischen ins Deutsche übersetzt bedeutet das: Indien wird die Schweizer Position dennoch nicht akzeptieren. Das ist keinesfalls unproblematisch. Denn Indien ist längst nicht mehr nur ein einfaches Entwicklungsland. Zwar kämpft das Land aktuell mit wirtschaftlichen Probleme: Inflation und Handelsdefizit sind in Indien hoch, lange befand sich die Landeswährung Rupie im freien Fall.
Dieser Schwierigkeiten zum Trotz hat Indien in der Weltpolitik in den vergangenen Jahren aber deutlich an Gewicht gewonnen. Mit über 1,2 Milliarden Einwohnern ist das südasiatische Land gemessen an der Bevölkerung nach China der zweitgrösste Staat der Erde. Wirtschaftlich ist in Asien nur noch China wichtiger. Und Delhi ist gewillt, seine Interessen gegenüber der Schweiz durchzusetzen.
Der Ton wird immer aggressiver
Dabei gewinnt der ohnehin schon selbstbewusste Ton von Politikern und Medien in diesen Wochen noch einmal an rhetorischer Schärfe: Der landesweite Wahlkampf geht in seine heisse Phase. 814 Millionen Stimmberechtigte – mehr als die Gesamtbevölkerung Europas – sind ab dem 7. April aufgerufen, ihr Votum für ein neues Parlament abzugeben. Die Mammutwahl soll über einen Monat andauern, das endgültige Ergebnis wird erst für den 16. Mai erwartet.
Nach milliardenschweren Korruptionsvorwürfen sieht derzeit keine einzige Umfrage die Regierungspartei von Premier Manmohan Singh vorn. Die Bevölkerung hat genug von immer neuen Veruntreuungsskandalen. Auch internationale Organisationen wie der Internationale Währungsfonds oder Transparency International geisseln die weit verbreitete Korruption als das grösste Hemmnis für eine gesunde Wirtschaftsentwicklung in Indien.
Schwarzgeld gilt in Indien «anti-national»
Entsprechend sorgen die oppositionellen Parteien für Schlagzeilen: Alle Beobachter schreiben der hindu-nationalistischen Bharatiya Janata Partei (BJP) die grössten Erfolgschancen zu, selbst wenn eine absolute Mehrheit als unwahrscheinlich gilt. Die politische Agenda des Spitzenkandidats der BJP auf das Amt des Premierministers ist eindeutig: Narendra Modi hat sich dem Kampf gegen Steuerflucht und Schwarzgeld verschrieben, das ein «nationales Ärgernis» sei.
Er sei verpflichtet, das gesamte Schwarzgeld aus ausländischen Steuerparadiesen zurückzuholen. In seinen Reden brandmarkt Modi Schwarzgeld als «anti-national» und betont, notfalls Gesetze ändern und neue schaffen zu wollen: «Ich bin verpflichtet, das zu tun, weil das Geld den armen Menschen in Indien gehört.»
Mit diesem Ansinnen steht er keineswegs allein. Auch der steile Aufstieg der Anti-Korruptionspartei «des kleinen Mannes» in den vergangenen Monaten ist damit zu erklären, dass viele Inderinnen und Inder dem Establishment nicht mehr trauen. Auch diese Partei räumt dem Thema Steuerflucht im Wahlkampf höchste Priorität ein.
Vereinbarungen zwischen Indien und der Schweiz stehen auf dem Spiel
Getrieben von ihren Herausforderern schlägt die aktuelle Regierung denn auch verstärkt in die gleiche Kerbe und diskutiert bereits die Liste potenzieller Massnahmen gegen die Schweiz. Im Rahmen des Global Forums der 20 wichtigsten Wirtschaftsnationen (G20) wolle man den internationalen Druck auf die Schweiz weiter erhöhen, sagte Indiens Finanzminister Ende Februar erneut. Wenn das nicht wirke, könne man die Schweiz als unkooperativ einstufen und beschlossene Steuervereinbarungen aufkündigen. Dass Indien mehr als nur drohen kann, zeigte das Land bereits: Weil Zypern als Steueroase nicht ausreichend mit Delhi kooperierte, kündigte man im vergangenen Jahr vergleichbare Abkommen mit dem europäischen Land.
Noch hitziger könnte der Streit werden, wenn viele indische Steuersünder ungeschoren davon kommen: Ende März läuft eine Verjährungsfrist bei den Ermittlungen gegen die indischen Kunden bei der Genfer HSBC aus, wie die indische Wirtschaftspublikation «Economic Times» in dieser Woche berichtete. Rund die Hälfte der 600 Steuersünder könnte den Ermittlern demnach dann durch die Maschen rutschen.
«Schweiz bislang nicht gewillt»
Sie müssten dann keine Rupie nachzahlen. Und eine Verlängerung der Frist ist nur möglich, wenn die Steuerbehörde glaubhaft vermitteln kann, dass sie von der Schweizer Regierung Informationen zusätzlich erhält, zitiert die Zeitung einen Informanten. «Aber die Schweizer Regierung war bislang nicht gewillt, Informationen zu teilen», heisst es.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.626.961 von Groupier am 13.03.14 22:33:11ramba zamba
wie war das noch
Es gibt kein -richtiges- leben, im -falschen-
War das nicht Alice hinter dem Spiegel?
wie war das noch
Es gibt kein -richtiges- leben, im -falschen-
War das nicht Alice hinter dem Spiegel?
WienÖsterreich hat sich nach einem monatelangen Schlingerkurs für eine Abwicklungsgesellschaft für die Krisenbank Hypo Alpe Adria durchgerungen. Dorthin sollten die nicht verkäuflichen Teile der Bank ausgelagert werden, sagte Finanzminister Michael Spindelegger am Freitag. Eine Insolvenz der Bank ist damit vom Tisch. An den Kosten für den Abbau der Bank will Österreich auch Inhaber von Nachrang- und Partizipationskapital beteiligen, wie Spindelegger sagte.
Zudem peilt Österreich einen Generalausgleich mit der ehemaligen Hypo-Mutter BayernLB an, mit der sich die Landesbank in diversen Rechtsstreitigkeiten befindet.
Wieviel Staatsgeld die Bank benötigt, um ihre akute Kapitallücke zu füllen, stehe noch nicht fest, sagte der Finanzminister.
Österreich hatte die ehemalige BayernLB-Tochter während der Finanzkrise verstaatlicht, um sie vor dem Kollaps zu retten. Bislang hat die Bank bereits 4,8 Milliarden Euro an Staatshilfen erhalten.
Ist das das Griechenland, des Mitteleuropas
Zudem peilt Österreich einen Generalausgleich mit der ehemaligen Hypo-Mutter BayernLB an, mit der sich die Landesbank in diversen Rechtsstreitigkeiten befindet.
Wieviel Staatsgeld die Bank benötigt, um ihre akute Kapitallücke zu füllen, stehe noch nicht fest, sagte der Finanzminister.
Österreich hatte die ehemalige BayernLB-Tochter während der Finanzkrise verstaatlicht, um sie vor dem Kollaps zu retten. Bislang hat die Bank bereits 4,8 Milliarden Euro an Staatshilfen erhalten.
Ist das das Griechenland, des Mitteleuropas
Hoeneß verzichtet auf Revision und legt alle Ämter nieder.
Er hat ihn gezündet, den letzten Funken von Anstand.
Alles Gute auf dem Weg der Besserung.
Er hat ihn gezündet, den letzten Funken von Anstand.
Alles Gute auf dem Weg der Besserung.
normalerweise müßte das dem derzeitigen Uran-Hype den Zahn ziehen
After 3 decades, U3O8 production finally begins at Cigar Lake
One of the most technically challenging mining projects in the world, Cigar Lake is finally operational and ore is being transported to AREVA’s McClean Lake mill.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Friday , 14 Mar 2014
Thirty-three years after its discovery and after eight years of delays, Cameco announced Thursday that ore production had begun at the Cigar Lake uranium mining joint venture in northern Saskatchewan.
“Cigar Lake is among the most technically challenging mining projects in the world,” said Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel. “The start of ore production is a tremendous achievement and I want to thank the many hundreds of people who helped bring this exceptional orebody into production.”
Areva’s McClean Lake mill is expected to begin processing the ore to uranium concentrate by the second quarter of this year with the mill expected to produce between 2 million and 3 million pounds of uranium concentrates in 2014 and ramp up to its full production rate of 18 million pounds by 2018.
Cameco, the operator of Cigar Lake, owns 50% of the mining operation, along with Areva which holds a 37% stake. The remaining stake is held by Asian energy and utility companies.
The second-biggest, high-grade uranium deposit in the world, the total capital cost of Cigar Lake was estimated at C$2.6 billion, which was originally estimated at $450 million. The mine will employ more than 600 workers, the majority of whom are residents of Saskatchewan’s north.
Cameco had originally expected Cigar Lake’s production to commence in 2007. However, the mine was flooded in 2006 and again in 2008. The sources of the inflows were sealed with the mine fully dewatered and remediated in 2011 which allowed mine construction to resume.
The company utilized a water management strategy which included installation of sufficient water pumping, treatment and surface storage capacity, which Cameco believes will handle the maximum groundwater inflow to the mine.
Production was eventually delayed to 2013 when Cameco identified problems with underground storage tanks at the operation.
Production was finally achieved in the first quarter of this year. Cameco noted that a “number of innovative methods and techniques are being applied” to mine the Cigar Lake including bulk freezing and jet boring.
Cigar Lake has total proven and probable reserves of 114.9 million pounds of uranium, as well as measured and indicated resources totaling 1.5 million pounds.
Cameco’s announcement came the day after Chinese officials said the country could build 20 or more new nuclear plants in the next six years. China now gets less than 2% of its electricity from 17 nuclear reactors with 31 more units now under construction.
After 3 decades, U3O8 production finally begins at Cigar Lake
One of the most technically challenging mining projects in the world, Cigar Lake is finally operational and ore is being transported to AREVA’s McClean Lake mill.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Friday , 14 Mar 2014
Thirty-three years after its discovery and after eight years of delays, Cameco announced Thursday that ore production had begun at the Cigar Lake uranium mining joint venture in northern Saskatchewan.
“Cigar Lake is among the most technically challenging mining projects in the world,” said Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel. “The start of ore production is a tremendous achievement and I want to thank the many hundreds of people who helped bring this exceptional orebody into production.”
Areva’s McClean Lake mill is expected to begin processing the ore to uranium concentrate by the second quarter of this year with the mill expected to produce between 2 million and 3 million pounds of uranium concentrates in 2014 and ramp up to its full production rate of 18 million pounds by 2018.
Cameco, the operator of Cigar Lake, owns 50% of the mining operation, along with Areva which holds a 37% stake. The remaining stake is held by Asian energy and utility companies.
The second-biggest, high-grade uranium deposit in the world, the total capital cost of Cigar Lake was estimated at C$2.6 billion, which was originally estimated at $450 million. The mine will employ more than 600 workers, the majority of whom are residents of Saskatchewan’s north.
Cameco had originally expected Cigar Lake’s production to commence in 2007. However, the mine was flooded in 2006 and again in 2008. The sources of the inflows were sealed with the mine fully dewatered and remediated in 2011 which allowed mine construction to resume.
The company utilized a water management strategy which included installation of sufficient water pumping, treatment and surface storage capacity, which Cameco believes will handle the maximum groundwater inflow to the mine.
Production was eventually delayed to 2013 when Cameco identified problems with underground storage tanks at the operation.
Production was finally achieved in the first quarter of this year. Cameco noted that a “number of innovative methods and techniques are being applied” to mine the Cigar Lake including bulk freezing and jet boring.
Cigar Lake has total proven and probable reserves of 114.9 million pounds of uranium, as well as measured and indicated resources totaling 1.5 million pounds.
Cameco’s announcement came the day after Chinese officials said the country could build 20 or more new nuclear plants in the next six years. China now gets less than 2% of its electricity from 17 nuclear reactors with 31 more units now under construction.
Einem Bericht des „Wall Street Journal“ zufolge haben die Vereinigten Staaten ein Gesuch Kiews abgelehnt, Militärhilfen in die Ukraine zu senden. Damit sollten die Spannungen mit Russland nicht weiter erhöht werden. Das „Wall Street Journal“ hatte berichtet, die ukrainische Regierung habe das Verteidigungsministerium in Washington um Waffen und Munition, Kommunikationsausrüstung, Geheimdienstinformationen, Treibstoff für Flugzeuge und Nachtsichtgeräte gebeten. Die amerikanische Regierung wolle aber abgesehen von den Lebensmitteln keine weitere Hilfe leisten, um die Spannungen mit Russland nicht zu erhöhen, heißt es in dem Bericht
Keine Sorge die Schweiz, ja ja diese Kleinstaaten, die immer
das Zünglein an der Waage setzen,
hat beschlossen auch kritische Staaten mit Waffen zu versorgen.
Man sollte jetzt ein Auge darauf halten, ob sie sofort zu Werke geht.
Keine Sorge die Schweiz, ja ja diese Kleinstaaten, die immer
das Zünglein an der Waage setzen,
hat beschlossen auch kritische Staaten mit Waffen zu versorgen.
Man sollte jetzt ein Auge darauf halten, ob sie sofort zu Werke geht.
Canadian securities regulators ease financing rules
Reshaping the financing landscape for Canadian public companies, the CSA outlines a major new exemption.
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30%-50% of junior miners not expected to survive - BCSC report
das gehört nicht zum Artikel,aber welche Ironie
Author: Kip Keen
Posted: Thursday , 13 Mar 2014
HALIFAX, NS (MINEWEB) -
It is just got a whole lot easier for Canadian companies - juniors most notably - to raise money issuing new shares to existing shareholders.
Today the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) outlined a new exemption - effective immediately in most provinces in Canada - that lets any shareholder, regardless of net worth or professional background, individually commit up to $15,000 a year to a financing.
Prior exemptions that let people take part in financings were more stringent and limited to people, for example, with net worths over a C$1 million.
The new exemption was proposed last year by the TSX Venture Exchange largely in response to tight financing markets for smaller junior exploration companies which mostly depend on financings to fund their activities.
Macht auf die Tür ganz weit
für die Milchmädchen
Reshaping the financing landscape for Canadian public companies, the CSA outlines a major new exemption.
Related Stories
30%-50% of junior miners not expected to survive - BCSC report
das gehört nicht zum Artikel,aber welche Ironie
Author: Kip Keen
Posted: Thursday , 13 Mar 2014
HALIFAX, NS (MINEWEB) -
It is just got a whole lot easier for Canadian companies - juniors most notably - to raise money issuing new shares to existing shareholders.
Today the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) outlined a new exemption - effective immediately in most provinces in Canada - that lets any shareholder, regardless of net worth or professional background, individually commit up to $15,000 a year to a financing.
Prior exemptions that let people take part in financings were more stringent and limited to people, for example, with net worths over a C$1 million.
The new exemption was proposed last year by the TSX Venture Exchange largely in response to tight financing markets for smaller junior exploration companies which mostly depend on financings to fund their activities.
Macht auf die Tür ganz weit
für die Milchmädchen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.630.377 von dosto am 14.03.14 13:11:14
Den einen bekommt es 'gut', den anderen vielleicht eher nicht.
Geht das, schon, auf "Verzweiflungsendstadium"?
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: Reshaping the financing landscape for Canadian public companies, the CSA outlines a major new exemption. ...[/b]
Today the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) outlined a new exemption - effective immediately in most provinces in Canada - that lets any shareholder, regardless of net worth or professional background, individually commit up to $15,000 a year to a financing.
(Prior exemptions that let people take part in financings were more stringent and limited to people, for example, with net worths over a C$1 million.)
Den einen bekommt es 'gut', den anderen vielleicht eher nicht.
Geht das, schon, auf "Verzweiflungsendstadium"?
Gruß
P.
Silver Institute: Survey Shows Strong U.S. Silver Jewelry Sales In 2013
By Kitco News
Tuesday March 18, 2014 12:12 AM
Editor's Note: Kitco News is launching a new series called "options alert" ahead of expirations for options in precious metals. The goal is to ask traders whether the positioning in options has the potential to influence the broader metals market in the run-up to expiration.
(Kitco News) - U.S. silver jewelry sales were robust during 2013, as 73% of jewelry retailers reported increased sales, the Silver Institute reported Tuesday.
The institute released results of the fifth annual “silver jewelry buying trends” survey conducted by the trade publication National Jewelry on behalf of the Silver Institute’s Silver Promotion Service.
“The survey also finds that silver jewelry has become an increasingly important category for many jewelers for the past several seasons, both in driving sales and providing margin,” said a news release from the Silver Institute.
According to the report, retailers said their silver jewelry sales, as a percentage of their overall jewelry market, were on average 33% of their unit volume and 29% of their dollar volume. The average increase in 2013 for silver jewelry sales was 17%.
Also, 66% of retailers said their 2013 holiday season sales of silver jewelry increased over the 2012 holiday season.
Thirty-six percent of retailers said their “best” maintained margins during the holiday season were in silver jewelry. This was followed by diamond jewelry, 28%, bridal, 17%, gold, 13%; and platinum, 6%.
The Silver Institute reported that 92% of retailers said they are optimistic that the current “silver boom” will continue for the next several years.
The survey was conducted in February. The Silver Institute is an international industry association, with members including silver producers, refiners, manufacturers and dealers.
Yep,
für mich der ersichtliche Beitrag es ist zuviel Silber am Markt,
in dem Falle mußten schon immer die Schmuckler herhalten.
Man nennt es Schuckindustrie. Diese Industrie gibt es, aber keine zuverlässigen Daten.
By Kitco News
Tuesday March 18, 2014 12:12 AM
Editor's Note: Kitco News is launching a new series called "options alert" ahead of expirations for options in precious metals. The goal is to ask traders whether the positioning in options has the potential to influence the broader metals market in the run-up to expiration.
(Kitco News) - U.S. silver jewelry sales were robust during 2013, as 73% of jewelry retailers reported increased sales, the Silver Institute reported Tuesday.
The institute released results of the fifth annual “silver jewelry buying trends” survey conducted by the trade publication National Jewelry on behalf of the Silver Institute’s Silver Promotion Service.
“The survey also finds that silver jewelry has become an increasingly important category for many jewelers for the past several seasons, both in driving sales and providing margin,” said a news release from the Silver Institute.
According to the report, retailers said their silver jewelry sales, as a percentage of their overall jewelry market, were on average 33% of their unit volume and 29% of their dollar volume. The average increase in 2013 for silver jewelry sales was 17%.
Also, 66% of retailers said their 2013 holiday season sales of silver jewelry increased over the 2012 holiday season.
Thirty-six percent of retailers said their “best” maintained margins during the holiday season were in silver jewelry. This was followed by diamond jewelry, 28%, bridal, 17%, gold, 13%; and platinum, 6%.
The Silver Institute reported that 92% of retailers said they are optimistic that the current “silver boom” will continue for the next several years.
The survey was conducted in February. The Silver Institute is an international industry association, with members including silver producers, refiners, manufacturers and dealers.
Yep,
für mich der ersichtliche Beitrag es ist zuviel Silber am Markt,
in dem Falle mußten schon immer die Schmuckler herhalten.
Man nennt es Schuckindustrie. Diese Industrie gibt es, aber keine zuverlässigen Daten.
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Das Chaos am HUI ist perfekt.
Er braucht 3 Tage
um alles zu nehmen was er die letzten
18 Tage
aufgebaut hat.
Ich hoffwe die Bugs haben gute Nerven, denn das ist erst der Anfang,
aber ein weiterer Nervenzusammenbruch wird denen wohl nix anhaben.
Er braucht 3 Tage
um alles zu nehmen was er die letzten
18 Tage
aufgebaut hat.
Ich hoffwe die Bugs haben gute Nerven, denn das ist erst der Anfang,
aber ein weiterer Nervenzusammenbruch wird denen wohl nix anhaben.
tja, manche wissen noch nicht mit niedrigen Zinsen umzugehen,
oder wollen das einfach nicht.
Nixdestotrotz sind die Haleluja-Zinsen pas se, und
die
weisen reichen Männer wissen das und gehen trotzdem mit
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
ps. da wäre noch die Mär vom Bondcrash die da um die Ecken schlich
zu erfüllen, oder wird nur ne Mär bleiben?
oder wollen das einfach nicht.
Nixdestotrotz sind die Haleluja-Zinsen pas se, und
die
weisen reichen Männer wissen das und gehen trotzdem mit
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
ps. da wäre noch die Mär vom Bondcrash die da um die Ecken schlich
zu erfüllen, oder wird nur ne Mär bleiben?
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ach ja hab ich schon gesagt.
Ein niedriger Zinsertrag ist immer noch besser,
als jahrelang mit stagnierenden Goldkursen zu kämpfen.
Des Kleinen Mannes Silber trifft das noch viel ärger.
Ein niedriger Zinsertrag ist immer noch besser,
als jahrelang mit stagnierenden Goldkursen zu kämpfen.
Des Kleinen Mannes Silber trifft das noch viel ärger.
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December 31, 2013 Newlox Gold Ventures Corp LUX $125,000.00 Proposed
December 31, 2013 Houston Lake Mining Inc HLM $180,000.00 Proposed
December 27, 2013 Homestake Resources Corp HSR $1,200,000.00 Proposed
December 23, 2013 Tolima Gold Inc TOM $805,000.00 Proposed
December 20, 2013 Takara Resources Inc TKK $150,000.00 Proposed
December 20, 2013 Anconia Resources Corp ARA $954,545.40 Proposed
December 19, 2013 Ur-Energy Inc URE $5,504,265.77 Proposed
December 19, 2013 Silver Fields Resources Inc SF $200,000.00 Proposed
December 18, 2013 American CuMo Mining Corp MLY $26,480,000.00 Proposed
December 18, 2013 Golden Secret Ventures Ltd GGS $1,000,000.00 Proposed
December 18, 2013 Colossus Minerals Inc CSI $4,000,000.00 Proposed
December 17, 2013 Strata Minerals Inc SMP $2,000,000.04 Proposed
December 10, 2013 Regal Resources Inc RGR $100,000.00 Proposed
December 10, 2013 Southern Legacy Minerals Inc LCY $300,000.00 Proposed
December 6, 2013 Klondex Mines Ltd KDX $25,000,000.00 Proposed
December 5, 2013 Zinco Mining Corp ZIM $100,000.00 Proposed
December 4, 2013 Minfocus Exploration Corp MFX $505,000.00 Proposed
December 3, 2013 Actus Minerals Corp AAC $300,000.00 Proposed
December 3, 2013 Montero Mining & Exploration Ltd MON $165,000.00 Proposed
http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
December 31, 2013 Houston Lake Mining Inc HLM $180,000.00 Proposed
December 27, 2013 Homestake Resources Corp HSR $1,200,000.00 Proposed
December 23, 2013 Tolima Gold Inc TOM $805,000.00 Proposed
December 20, 2013 Takara Resources Inc TKK $150,000.00 Proposed
December 20, 2013 Anconia Resources Corp ARA $954,545.40 Proposed
December 19, 2013 Ur-Energy Inc URE $5,504,265.77 Proposed
December 19, 2013 Silver Fields Resources Inc SF $200,000.00 Proposed
December 18, 2013 American CuMo Mining Corp MLY $26,480,000.00 Proposed
December 18, 2013 Golden Secret Ventures Ltd GGS $1,000,000.00 Proposed
December 18, 2013 Colossus Minerals Inc CSI $4,000,000.00 Proposed
December 17, 2013 Strata Minerals Inc SMP $2,000,000.04 Proposed
December 10, 2013 Regal Resources Inc RGR $100,000.00 Proposed
December 10, 2013 Southern Legacy Minerals Inc LCY $300,000.00 Proposed
December 6, 2013 Klondex Mines Ltd KDX $25,000,000.00 Proposed
December 5, 2013 Zinco Mining Corp ZIM $100,000.00 Proposed
December 4, 2013 Minfocus Exploration Corp MFX $505,000.00 Proposed
December 3, 2013 Actus Minerals Corp AAC $300,000.00 Proposed
December 3, 2013 Montero Mining & Exploration Ltd MON $165,000.00 Proposed
http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
January 31, 2014 Pacific Imperial Mines Inc PPM $600,000.00 Proposed
January 29, 2014 Iron Creek Capital Corp IRN $5,000,000.04 Proposed
January 29, 2014 Marifil Mines Ltd MFM $95,715.60 Proposed
January 27, 2014 Santa Fe Metals Corp SFM $500,000.00 Proposed
January 24, 2014 Pasinex Resources Ltd PSE $250,000.03 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Parlane Resources Corp PPP $225,000.00 Amendment
January 22, 2014 Aegean Metals Group Inc AGN $750,000.00 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Inca One Metals Corp IO $1,320,000.00 Proposed
January 21, 2014 Sniper Resources Ltd SIP $1,100,000.00 Proposed
January 20, 2014 Silver Pursuit Resources Ltd SPF $50,000.00 Proposed
January 20, 2014 MOAG Copper Gold Resources Inc MOG $5,484,000.00 Proposed
January 15, 2014 Mahdia Gold Corp MGD $2,499,999.98 Proposed
January 14, 2014 Sonoma Resources Inc SRQ $200,000.00 Proposed
January 10, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $615,000.00 Amendment
January 8, 2014 Altan Rio Minerals Ltd AMO $999,960.00 Proposed
http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
January 29, 2014 Iron Creek Capital Corp IRN $5,000,000.04 Proposed
January 29, 2014 Marifil Mines Ltd MFM $95,715.60 Proposed
January 27, 2014 Santa Fe Metals Corp SFM $500,000.00 Proposed
January 24, 2014 Pasinex Resources Ltd PSE $250,000.03 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Parlane Resources Corp PPP $225,000.00 Amendment
January 22, 2014 Aegean Metals Group Inc AGN $750,000.00 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Inca One Metals Corp IO $1,320,000.00 Proposed
January 21, 2014 Sniper Resources Ltd SIP $1,100,000.00 Proposed
January 20, 2014 Silver Pursuit Resources Ltd SPF $50,000.00 Proposed
January 20, 2014 MOAG Copper Gold Resources Inc MOG $5,484,000.00 Proposed
January 15, 2014 Mahdia Gold Corp MGD $2,499,999.98 Proposed
January 14, 2014 Sonoma Resources Inc SRQ $200,000.00 Proposed
January 10, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $615,000.00 Amendment
January 8, 2014 Altan Rio Minerals Ltd AMO $999,960.00 Proposed
http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.665.991 von dosto am 20.03.14 13:28:03Auf jeden fall freut sich der kanadische Finanzminister.
Dem Staatshaushalt bekommts sicher gut.
Dem Staatshaushalt bekommts sicher gut.
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Naja,
manche Provinzen haben ja mächtige Schwierigkeiten.
Da kann man durchaus auch auf Überschuldung tippen.
Nicht umsonst sind die so nervös und lassen alles im
Rohstoffsektor durch, egal welche Auswirkungen.
Der Umweltgedanke in Canada ist am Ende, Jobs, Jobs,Jobs.
Nur die Historie lehrt, alle Rohstoffländer die ztu
weit auf Rohstoffe setzen und nichts hintenanstellen
an Industrie haben enorme Probleme.
Es ist nämlich kein Spaß der Rohstofflieferant für die Welt zu sein.
Das täuscht enorm.
Aber Canada von dem man früher immer eine positive Ansicht hatte.
hat moralisch abgewirtschaftet und neolibral aufgerüstet.
manche Provinzen haben ja mächtige Schwierigkeiten.
Da kann man durchaus auch auf Überschuldung tippen.
Nicht umsonst sind die so nervös und lassen alles im
Rohstoffsektor durch, egal welche Auswirkungen.
Der Umweltgedanke in Canada ist am Ende, Jobs, Jobs,Jobs.
Nur die Historie lehrt, alle Rohstoffländer die ztu
weit auf Rohstoffe setzen und nichts hintenanstellen
an Industrie haben enorme Probleme.
Es ist nämlich kein Spaß der Rohstofflieferant für die Welt zu sein.
Das täuscht enorm.
Aber Canada von dem man früher immer eine positive Ansicht hatte.
hat moralisch abgewirtschaftet und neolibral aufgerüstet.
Dreht der Mod jetzt durch oder provoziert er Dosto zum Rauswurf?
Unemployment No Longer On The Radar: Post-FOMC - Kitco News, Mar 19 2014 3:50PM
die Quelle ist Kitco
kennt doch jeder - oder?
was so0ll diese Schikane?
Unemployment No Longer On The Radar: Post-FOMC - Kitco News, Mar 19 2014 3:50PM
die Quelle ist Kitco
kennt doch jeder - oder?
was so0ll diese Schikane?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.666.125 von dosto am 20.03.14 13:47:56die Quelle ist Kitco
Hallo dosto,
das ist keine ausreichende Quellenangabe. Geben Sie bitte immer die entsprechende URL an
Vielen Dank.
Freundliche Grüße CloudMOD
Hallo dosto,
das ist keine ausreichende Quellenangabe. Geben Sie bitte immer die entsprechende URL an
Vielen Dank.
Freundliche Grüße CloudMOD
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.666.185 von CloudMOD am 20.03.14 13:53:46Das ist doch nicht der Grund?
Sie führen doch anderes im Schilde.
Weiß die Redaktion davon.
Sie führen doch anderes im Schilde.
Weiß die Redaktion davon.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.666.185 von CloudMOD am 20.03.14 13:53:46Seit wann ist eine persönlich Ansicht und eine Meinung
des Users Dosto mit einer Quallenangabe auszustatten.
des Users Dosto mit einer Quallenangabe auszustatten.
Wenn der Dosto meint Gold ist eine Blase, ist es seine Sache,
die er damit kundtut. Völlig losgelöst ob
das andere Leser juckt.
Dazu kann es keine Quellenangabe geben.
www.gehirndosto.com ist nicht existent.
die er damit kundtut. Völlig losgelöst ob
das andere Leser juckt.
Dazu kann es keine Quellenangabe geben.
www.gehirndosto.com ist nicht existent.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.666.243 von dosto am 20.03.14 13:59:15Hallo dosto,
was allerdings existiert sind Boardregeln :
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/hilfe#boardregeln
Freundliche Grüße CloudMOD
was allerdings existiert sind Boardregeln :
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/hilfe#boardregeln
Freundliche Grüße CloudMOD
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SilverCrest Mines Inc (SVL )
Sector: Mining
Status Closed
Financing Type Common shares
Gross Proceeds $23,023,000.00
Date Closed March 13, 2014
Units Issued 8,855,000
Price $2.600
Warrants 0
Exercise Price $0.000
Expiry Date -
Region Mexico El Salvador Honduras
Agents Dundee Securities
Commodity Silver Gold
Attorneys Koffman, Kalef
Website http://www.silvercrestmines.com/
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?SVL.TO
SilverCrest Mines Inc (SVL )
Sector: Mining
Status Closed
Financing Type Common shares
Gross Proceeds $23,023,000.00
Date Closed March 13, 2014
Units Issued 8,855,000
Price $2.600
Warrants 0
Exercise Price $0.000
Expiry Date -
Region Mexico El Salvador Honduras
Agents Dundee Securities
Commodity Silver Gold
Attorneys Koffman, Kalef
Website http://www.silvercrestmines.com/
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?SVL.TO
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Avino Closes U.S. Brokered Public Offering
Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. (ASM: NYSE -- MKT, ASM: TSX.V; "Avino" or "the Company") is pleased to report the completion of the previously announced brokered public offering (the "Offering") through Noble International Investments, Inc., doing business as Noble Financial Capital Markets of Boca Raton, Florida (the "Agent") as sole placement agent to certain institutional investors. Total gross proceeds of USD$5,000,000 were raised through the sale of 2,066,117 units (the "Units") at a price of USD$2.42 per Unit. Each Unit consisted of one (1) common share and one-half (1/2) of a transferable share purchase warrant (the "Warrants").
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Avino Closes U.S. Brokered Public Offering
Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. (ASM: NYSE -- MKT, ASM: TSX.V; "Avino" or "the Company") is pleased to report the completion of the previously announced brokered public offering (the "Offering") through Noble International Investments, Inc., doing business as Noble Financial Capital Markets of Boca Raton, Florida (the "Agent") as sole placement agent to certain institutional investors. Total gross proceeds of USD$5,000,000 were raised through the sale of 2,066,117 units (the "Units") at a price of USD$2.42 per Unit. Each Unit consisted of one (1) common share and one-half (1/2) of a transferable share purchase warrant (the "Warrants").
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Rubicon Minerals Corp (RMX )
Sector: Mining
Status Closed
Financing Type Special units
Gross Proceeds $115,149,500.00
Date Closed March 12, 2014
Units Issued 74,290,000
Price $1.550
Warrants 37,145,000
Exercise Price $2.000
Expiry Date 12/03/15
Region Ontario Alaska Nevada
Agents TD Securities
Commodity Gold
Attorneys Davis & Co
Website http://www.rubiconminerals.com/
hier war die KE wohl zu groß
Der Verschub ging übers Ziel hinaus
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?RBY
Sector: Mining
Status Closed
Financing Type Special units
Gross Proceeds $115,149,500.00
Date Closed March 12, 2014
Units Issued 74,290,000
Price $1.550
Warrants 37,145,000
Exercise Price $2.000
Expiry Date 12/03/15
Region Ontario Alaska Nevada
Agents TD Securities
Commodity Gold
Attorneys Davis & Co
Website http://www.rubiconminerals.com/
hier war die KE wohl zu groß
Der Verschub ging übers Ziel hinaus
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?RBY
tja,tja,
der Markt ist ein bißchen mehr als nervös.
Ein Abtauchen unter die 1.300 beim Gold
wird eine milde Panik bei den Miner-Aktien auslösen.
Dafür gibt es noch keine Beweise.
Aber diese Aussichten sieht ein -dosto-
der Markt ist ein bißchen mehr als nervös.
Ein Abtauchen unter die 1.300 beim Gold
wird eine milde Panik bei den Miner-Aktien auslösen.
Dafür gibt es noch keine Beweise.
Aber diese Aussichten sieht ein -dosto-
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nun endet der heutige Tag,
es war ne ziemliche-Parforcejagd.
Wer wollte dan wohl, wen zur Strecke bringen.
es war ne ziemliche-Parforcejagd.
Wer wollte dan wohl, wen zur Strecke bringen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.666.209 von dosto am 20.03.14 13:56:01
Komme mal -wieder?- ein Jahr nach Deutschland.
Dann weisst Du dass er es, damit, bierernst meint.
Ich finde Deine Reaktion aber sehr sympathisch.
Aus (D)einer Shorter Sicht -so ein Ding ist wahrscheinlich quasi schon 'gelaufen', "durch"?
www.equities.com/editors-desk/stocks/materials/james-river-c…
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: Das ist doch nicht der Grund?
Sie führen doch anderes im Schilde.
Weiß die Redaktion davon.
Komme mal -wieder?- ein Jahr nach Deutschland.
Dann weisst Du dass er es, damit, bierernst meint.
Ich finde Deine Reaktion aber sehr sympathisch.
Aus (D)einer Shorter Sicht -so ein Ding ist wahrscheinlich quasi schon 'gelaufen', "durch"?
www.equities.com/editors-desk/stocks/materials/james-river-c…
Gruß
P.
Ist ne uralte Firma,
hab ich nicht mitbekommen.
hab ich nicht mitbekommen.
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http://canadianinsider.com/node/7?ticker=SBBWooow,
nicht schlecht Herr Specht,
Mar 19/14 Mar 17/14 Pickard, Matthew Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 170,000 $0.940
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Mar 17/14 Mar 17/14 Wakeford, John Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.940
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somal 1 Mille + Shares
Jungs oder besser girls von Sabena
habt ihr noch nen Job am Board.
Ich nehm ihn.
nicht schlecht Herr Specht,
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Mar 17/14 Mar 17/14 Wakeford, John Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.940
Mar 17/14 Mar 17/14 Whitton, John Francis Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.940
Mar 17/14 Mar 17/14 Wilkes, LeRoy Ellsworth Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 120,000 $0.940
Mar 17/14 Mar 17/14 Hoeller, Nicole Raymonde Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 170,000 $0.940
Mar 17/14 Mar 17/14 Bennett, Elaine Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 170,000 $0.940
somal 1 Mille + Shares
Jungs oder besser girls von Sabena
habt ihr noch nen Job am Board.
Ich nehm ihn.
Im Kaufhaus der Weltwirtschaft „Das Bankgeheimnis gibt es nicht mehr“
Luxemburgs neuer Premier Xavier Bettel will Steuerhinterziehern keine Chance geben. Im Interview spricht er über saubere Finanzwirtschaft sowie das Ende der Ära Juncker und warnt vor einem Kuhhandel bei der Europawahl
Das Teil gibt es gegen Geld.
Handelsblatt.com
Luxemburgs neuer Premier Xavier Bettel will Steuerhinterziehern keine Chance geben. Im Interview spricht er über saubere Finanzwirtschaft sowie das Ende der Ära Juncker und warnt vor einem Kuhhandel bei der Europawahl
Das Teil gibt es gegen Geld.
Handelsblatt.com
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.669.503 von dosto am 20.03.14 21:40:30
Ich schätze mal dass das Deine Jagdgründe nicht beinhaltet, aber was mir gerade noch aufgefallen ist. Vielleicht kannst Du DIr ja auch mal diesen ganzen Marijuana Bereich anschauen.
DIe Bewertungen sehen weit jenseits von Gut und Böse aus.
Da dürfte über kurz oder lang wahrscheinlich eine Menge wieder zusammenbrechen, wenn einige da vermutlich auch wirklich was draus machen werden.
Hohe Bewertung(en) und (großes)Publikum dürften die auf jeden Fall bieten können.
Gruß
P.
Ich schätze mal dass das Deine Jagdgründe nicht beinhaltet, aber was mir gerade noch aufgefallen ist. Vielleicht kannst Du DIr ja auch mal diesen ganzen Marijuana Bereich anschauen.
DIe Bewertungen sehen weit jenseits von Gut und Böse aus.
Da dürfte über kurz oder lang wahrscheinlich eine Menge wieder zusammenbrechen, wenn einige da vermutlich auch wirklich was draus machen werden.
Hohe Bewertung(en) und (großes)Publikum dürften die auf jeden Fall bieten können.
Gruß
P.
Sali,
WASN HIER LOS ???
In nem Thread darf also nur noch dem Thema nach diskutiert werden ?
Liebes W:o , ich bin nun schon 13 Jahre hier mehr oder weniger aktiv,
fast schon jemand der ersten Stunde, aber die Boardregeln werden hier
zusehens Themenfremd bewertet.
WASN HIER LOS ???
In nem Thread darf also nur noch dem Thema nach diskutiert werden ?
Liebes W:o , ich bin nun schon 13 Jahre hier mehr oder weniger aktiv,
fast schon jemand der ersten Stunde, aber die Boardregeln werden hier
zusehens Themenfremd bewertet.
Chile's president pushes ahead with tax hikes
Chile’s president, Michelle Bachelet, announced a tax overhaul on Monday, despite worries about its impact on an already cooling investment climate.
Author: Reuters
Posted: Tuesday , 01 Apr 2014
SANTIAGO (Reuters) -
President Michelle Bachelet on Monday announced a tax overhaul including higher corporate taxes, saying the changes would help Chile make progress in addressing inequality without hurting growth, despite worries about the impact on an already cooling investment climate.
Bachelet, a centre-left politician who returned to the helm of the top copper exporter on March 11, has made raising taxes a key part of her election platform. She wants to use additional revenue to fund an overhaul of the education system and implement other social policies.
Some critics including former finance minister Felipe Larrain have warned that the tax overhaul could backfire.
They say that altering the tax structure may discourage investment, a risky move at a time when the Chilean economy is cooling and investment is already falling.
Chile's statistics institute said on Monday that factory output fell below forecasts last month.
The central bank is expected later on Monday to downgrade its growth forecast for 2014, which is currently 3.75-4.75 percent.
Chile's economy grew by 4.1 percent last year, the lowest rate since 2009.
"We are beginning one of the most important reforms of my government alongside education reform and a new constitution," Bachelet said in a ceremony on Monday to sign the bill, which will now go to Congress, where her ruling coalition has a majority.
"Tax reform is necessary and makes sense in the long term. It's not just about collecting more income but doing things ... that will permit us to advance in social solidarity. This reform is not going to brake growth."
Chile is expected to reach a per capita income that would effectively make it a developed country within the next decade, but its income inequality is the worst among the members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Bachelet confirmed the main components of the bill, much of which had previously been flagged. Most elements will be phased in over four years. More details will be provided when the full bill is published on Tuesday, Finance Minister Alberto Arenas said.
Corporate taxes will be raised to 25 percent from 20 percent, and the 'FUT' (Taxable Profits Fund), a mechanism by which companies can gain tax exemptions on part of their profits, will be eliminated.
The bill will also end a foreign investment statute known as DL600, which provides investors from abroad with certain tax guarantees. Mining companies, among others, have raised concerns over its proposed abolition.
To soften the blow, the top personal tax rate will be reduced to 35 percent from 40 percent.
Some members of Bachelet's coalition, which ranges from moderate leftists to communists, do not agree with all aspects of the proposed tax changes and could delay the bill or water down its elements.
In its best case scenario, the government is hoping the bill will have passed the lower house by May 21, when Bachelet gives her State of the Union address, and be law by August. (Reporting by Rosalba O'Brien, Antonio de la Jara, Alexandra Ulmer and Felipe Iturrieta; Writing by Rosalba O'Brien; Editing by Eric Walsh and Paul Simao)
Chile’s president, Michelle Bachelet, announced a tax overhaul on Monday, despite worries about its impact on an already cooling investment climate.
Author: Reuters
Posted: Tuesday , 01 Apr 2014
SANTIAGO (Reuters) -
President Michelle Bachelet on Monday announced a tax overhaul including higher corporate taxes, saying the changes would help Chile make progress in addressing inequality without hurting growth, despite worries about the impact on an already cooling investment climate.
Bachelet, a centre-left politician who returned to the helm of the top copper exporter on March 11, has made raising taxes a key part of her election platform. She wants to use additional revenue to fund an overhaul of the education system and implement other social policies.
Some critics including former finance minister Felipe Larrain have warned that the tax overhaul could backfire.
They say that altering the tax structure may discourage investment, a risky move at a time when the Chilean economy is cooling and investment is already falling.
Chile's statistics institute said on Monday that factory output fell below forecasts last month.
The central bank is expected later on Monday to downgrade its growth forecast for 2014, which is currently 3.75-4.75 percent.
Chile's economy grew by 4.1 percent last year, the lowest rate since 2009.
"We are beginning one of the most important reforms of my government alongside education reform and a new constitution," Bachelet said in a ceremony on Monday to sign the bill, which will now go to Congress, where her ruling coalition has a majority.
"Tax reform is necessary and makes sense in the long term. It's not just about collecting more income but doing things ... that will permit us to advance in social solidarity. This reform is not going to brake growth."
Chile is expected to reach a per capita income that would effectively make it a developed country within the next decade, but its income inequality is the worst among the members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Bachelet confirmed the main components of the bill, much of which had previously been flagged. Most elements will be phased in over four years. More details will be provided when the full bill is published on Tuesday, Finance Minister Alberto Arenas said.
Corporate taxes will be raised to 25 percent from 20 percent, and the 'FUT' (Taxable Profits Fund), a mechanism by which companies can gain tax exemptions on part of their profits, will be eliminated.
The bill will also end a foreign investment statute known as DL600, which provides investors from abroad with certain tax guarantees. Mining companies, among others, have raised concerns over its proposed abolition.
To soften the blow, the top personal tax rate will be reduced to 35 percent from 40 percent.
Some members of Bachelet's coalition, which ranges from moderate leftists to communists, do not agree with all aspects of the proposed tax changes and could delay the bill or water down its elements.
In its best case scenario, the government is hoping the bill will have passed the lower house by May 21, when Bachelet gives her State of the Union address, and be law by August. (Reporting by Rosalba O'Brien, Antonio de la Jara, Alexandra Ulmer and Felipe Iturrieta; Writing by Rosalba O'Brien; Editing by Eric Walsh and Paul Simao)
March 31, 2014 Tasman Metals Ltd TSM $1,148,484.70 Closed
March 31, 2014 Orex Ventures Inc REX $5,000,000.00 Closed
March 31, 2014 Galway Metals inc GWM $660,000.00 Proposed
March 31, 2014 Red Pine Exploration Inc RPX $2,999,999.99 Proposed
March 31, 2014 Sienna Resources Inc SIE $350,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Regal Resources Inc RGR $80,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 North American Palladium Ltd PDL $43,000,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Brades Resources Corp BRA $618,600.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Aben Resources Ltd ABN $720,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Skyharbour Resources Ltd SYH $729,344.10 Closed
March 28, 2014 Mountain Province Diamonds Inc MPV $17,850,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Duluth Metals Ltd DM $6,891,734.85 Closed
March 28, 2014 Alix Resources Corp AIX $533,250.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Fort St James Nickel Corp FTJ $241,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Copper Reef Mining Corp CZC $500,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Diamond Fields Intl Inc DFI $151,357.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $127,915.20 Closed
March 28, 2014 Freegold Ventures Ltd FVL $749,999.87 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Anfield Nickel Corp ANF $350,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Anexco Resources Ltd AXO $270,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Cavan Ventures Inc CVN $250,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Eagle Hill Exploration Corp EAG $3,496,500.00 Proposed
March 27, 2014 Manado Gold Corp MDO $250,000.00 Amendment
March 27, 2014 BC Gold Corp BCG $500,000.00 Amendment
March 27, 2014 AndeanGold Ltd AAU $100,582.15 Closed
March 27, 2014 AuRico Gold Inc AUQ $351,130,500.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Kaminak Gold Corp KAM $11,500,828.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Rodinia Minerals Inc RM $872,500.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Atac Resources Ltd ATC $6,806,593.80 Closed
March 27, 2014 Walter Energy Inc WLT $550,000,000.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Radisson Mining Resources Inc RDS $300,000.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Alhambra Resources Ltd ALH $1,000,000.00 Proposed
March 27, 2014 Alto Ventures Ltd ATV $250,000.05 Closed
March 27, 2014 Midnight Sun Mining Corp MMA $375,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Strata Minerals Inc SMP $1,500,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Defiance Silver Corp DEF $1,000,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Angel Gold Corp ANG $958,079.88 Closed
March 26, 2014 Max Resource Corp MXR $316,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Forum Uranium Corp FDC $3,045,990.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Aldrin Resource Corp ALN $500,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Salazar Resources Ltd SRL $1,980,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Maudore Minerals Ltd MAO $4,000,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 NexGen Energy Ltd NXE $11,540,250.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Greenock Resources Inc GKR $600,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Revett Minerals Inc RVM $2,014,017.99 Closed
March 26, 2014 KWG Resources Inc KWG $75,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 American Cons Minerals Corp AJC $1,000,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Chilean Metals Inc CMX $1,200,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Yorbeau Resources Inc YRB. $212,699.88 Closed
March 25, 2014 Unity Energy Corp UTY $772,059.96 Closed
March 25, 2014 Orex Ventures Inc REX $5,000,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Jayden Resources Inc JDN $570,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Kerr Mines Inc KER $2,100,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Roxgold Inc ROG $28,814,400.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Nikos Explorations Ltd NIK $140,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Kilo Goldmines Ltd KGL $6,000,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Ecuador Gold & Copper Corp EGX $2,357,095.73 Closed
March 25, 2014 Gold Reach Resources Ltd GRV $2,400,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Calico Resources Corp CKB $1,999,999.92 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Shield Gold Inc SHG $595,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Victory Ventures Inc VVN $300,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Cornerstone Metals Inc CCC $150,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Network Resources Ltd NET $200,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Network Resources Ltd NET $430,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 West African Resources Ltd WAF $3,003,000.00 Proposed
March 24, 2014 Mkango Resources Ltd MKA $1,626,260.30 Closed
March 24, 2014 Troy Resources NL TRY $5,432,354.50 Closed
March 24, 2014 Orex Ventures Inc REX $5,000,000.00 Closed
March 24, 2014 Aben Resources Ltd ABN $720,000.00 Closed
March 24, 2014 Kincora Copper Ltd KCC $4,575,000.00 Closed
March 24, 2014 Red Eagle Mining Corp RD $5,004,415.68 Amendment
March 24, 2014 Saturn Minerals Inc SMI $525,000.00 Proposed
March 24, 2014 Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc CGP $250,000.00 Closed
March 21, 2014 Arian Resources Corp ARC $2,775,999.90 Closed
March 21, 2014 Diamcor Mining Inc DMI $474,180.00 Closed
March 21, 2014 US Silver Corp USA $6,700,030.66 Closed
March 21, 2014 CMC Metals Ltd CMB $285,000.00 Amendment
March 21, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $47,874.75 Closed
March 21, 2014 Northland Resources Inc NAU $84,382,500.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Taipan Resources Inc TPN $6,000,000.12 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Berkwood Resources Ltd BKR $900,000.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Next Gen Metals Inc N $2,750,000.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Lydian Intl Ltd LYD $4,731,000.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Cerro Mining Corp CRX $60,000.00 Closed
March 21, 2014 Rio Novo Gold Inc RN $337,530.00 Proposed
March 20, 2014 Talmora Diamond Inc TAI $100,492.79 Closed
March 20, 2014 Silver Pursuit Resources Ltd SPF $50,000.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Marifil Mines Ltd MFM $45,000.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd SCZ $1,312,500.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Resevoir Minerals Inc RMC $33,005,005.75 Closed
March 20, 2014 Pretium Resources Inc PVG $7,000,006.30 Closed
March 20, 2014 Mainstream Minerals Corp MJO $100,000.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Adamera Minerals Corp ADZ $460,749.94 Closed
March 19, 2014 Niocorp Developments Ltd NB $1,171,321.60 Closed
March 19, 2014 Slam Exploration Ltd SXL $15,000.00 Closed
March 19, 2014 LakeLand Resources Inc LK $199,940.00 Closed
March 19, 2014 Geomega Resources Inc GMA $2,237,399.80 Closed
March 19, 2014 Transition Metals Corp XTM $1,699,999.80 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $47,874.75 Closed
March 19, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $377,914.95 Closed
March 19, 2014 WCB Resources Ltd WCB $4,000,000.00 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Wolfeye Resource Corp WEY $1,125,000.00 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Asia Now Resources Corp NOW $2,500,000.00 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Ur-Energy Inc URE $1,660,500.00 Closed
March 19, 2014 Timberline Resources Corp TBR $1,107,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Saturn Minerals Inc SMI $93,750.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Lithium Americas Corp LAC $18,554,035.44 Closed
March 18, 2014 Resevoir Minerals Inc RMC $33,005,005.75 Closed
March 18, 2014 Gran Colombia Gold Corp GCM $16,258,005.41 Closed
March 18, 2014 Wolfeye Resource Corp WEY $877,500.00 Canceled
March 18, 2014 Duluth Metals Ltd DM $6,891,734.85 Closed
March 18, 2014 GB Minerals Ltd GBL $2,000,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Canarc Resource Corp CCM $1,060,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Black Isle Resources Corp BIT $200,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Mediterranean Resources Ltd MNR $115,000.00 Proposed
March 18, 2014 Catalyst Copper Corp CCY $1,200,000.00 Closed
March 17, 2014 Focus Ventures Ltd FCV $1,254,000.00 Amendment
March 17, 2014 Oxford Resources Inc OXI $320,000.00 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Jet Gold Corp JAU $300,000.00 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Red Eagle Mining Corp RD $5,004,415.68 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Zincore Metals Inc ZNC $861,170.40 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Cdn Intl Minerals Inc CIN $700,000.00 Proposed
March 14, 2014 Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc CGP $4,005,000.00 Proposed
March 14, 2014 Galore Resources Inc GRI $250,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Cougar Minerals Corp COU $1,400,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Azincourt Resources Inc AAZ $2,749,999.71 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Tiller Resources Ltd TIR $650,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Bellhaven Copper & Gold Inc BHV $1,400,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Richmond Minerals Inc RMD $400,000.14 Proposed
March 12, 2014 Birch Hill Gold Corp BHG $300,000.00 Amendment
March 12, 2014 Lakeside Minerals Inc LAK $290,000.00 Proposed
March 12, 2014 Pilot Gold Inc PLG $20,000,160.00 Proposed
March 12, 2014 AM Gold Inc AMG $350,000.00 Proposed
March 12, 2014 Northaven Resources Corp NTV $1,000,000.02 Proposed
March 11, 2014 San Marco Resources Inc SMN $400,000.00 Proposed
March 11, 2014 Savant Explorations Ltd SVT $500,000.00 Proposed
March 11, 2014 Letho Resources Corp LET $300,000.09 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Wolfden Resources Corp WLF $1,250,000.00 Amendment
March 10, 2014 Prosper Gold Corp PGX $4,000,000.00 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Golden Bridge Mining Corp GBM $2,000,000.10 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Fission Uranium Corp FCU $25,000,000.00 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Copper North Mining Corp COL $800,000.00 Proposed
March 10, 2014 GeoNovus Minerals Corp GNM $50,000.00 Proposed
March 7, 2014 Premium Exploration Inc PEM $1,000,000.05 Amendment
March 7, 2014 Cayden Resources Inc CYD $7,837,000.00 Amendment
March 7, 2014 Stina Resources Ltd SQA $50,000.00 Proposed
March 7, 2014 Alliance Mining Corp ALM $300,000.00 Proposed
March 6, 2014 Gespeg Copper Resources Inc GCR $700,000.00 Proposed
March 6, 2014 Playfair Mining Ltd PLY $375,000.00 Proposed
March 5, 2014 Evolving Gold Corp EVG $300,000.00 Proposed
March 5, 2014 Cadan Resources Corp CXD $2,000,000.00 Proposed
March 4, 2014 Klondike Silver Corp KS $960,000.00 Proposed
March 4, 2014 Newmac Resources Inc NER $80,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 Discovery Ventures Inc DVN $3,000,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 Granite Creek Gold Ltd GCX $250,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 New Carolin Gold Corp LAD $50,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 Tirex Resources Ltd TXX $1,500,000.00 Proposed
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March 31, 2014 Orex Ventures Inc REX $5,000,000.00 Closed
March 31, 2014 Galway Metals inc GWM $660,000.00 Proposed
March 31, 2014 Red Pine Exploration Inc RPX $2,999,999.99 Proposed
March 31, 2014 Sienna Resources Inc SIE $350,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Regal Resources Inc RGR $80,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 North American Palladium Ltd PDL $43,000,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Brades Resources Corp BRA $618,600.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Aben Resources Ltd ABN $720,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Skyharbour Resources Ltd SYH $729,344.10 Closed
March 28, 2014 Mountain Province Diamonds Inc MPV $17,850,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Duluth Metals Ltd DM $6,891,734.85 Closed
March 28, 2014 Alix Resources Corp AIX $533,250.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Fort St James Nickel Corp FTJ $241,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Copper Reef Mining Corp CZC $500,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Diamond Fields Intl Inc DFI $151,357.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $127,915.20 Closed
March 28, 2014 Freegold Ventures Ltd FVL $749,999.87 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Anfield Nickel Corp ANF $350,000.00 Closed
March 28, 2014 Anexco Resources Ltd AXO $270,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Cavan Ventures Inc CVN $250,000.00 Proposed
March 28, 2014 Eagle Hill Exploration Corp EAG $3,496,500.00 Proposed
March 27, 2014 Manado Gold Corp MDO $250,000.00 Amendment
March 27, 2014 BC Gold Corp BCG $500,000.00 Amendment
March 27, 2014 AndeanGold Ltd AAU $100,582.15 Closed
March 27, 2014 AuRico Gold Inc AUQ $351,130,500.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Kaminak Gold Corp KAM $11,500,828.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Rodinia Minerals Inc RM $872,500.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Atac Resources Ltd ATC $6,806,593.80 Closed
March 27, 2014 Walter Energy Inc WLT $550,000,000.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Radisson Mining Resources Inc RDS $300,000.00 Closed
March 27, 2014 Alhambra Resources Ltd ALH $1,000,000.00 Proposed
March 27, 2014 Alto Ventures Ltd ATV $250,000.05 Closed
March 27, 2014 Midnight Sun Mining Corp MMA $375,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Strata Minerals Inc SMP $1,500,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Defiance Silver Corp DEF $1,000,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Angel Gold Corp ANG $958,079.88 Closed
March 26, 2014 Max Resource Corp MXR $316,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Forum Uranium Corp FDC $3,045,990.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Aldrin Resource Corp ALN $500,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Salazar Resources Ltd SRL $1,980,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Maudore Minerals Ltd MAO $4,000,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 NexGen Energy Ltd NXE $11,540,250.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 Greenock Resources Inc GKR $600,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Revett Minerals Inc RVM $2,014,017.99 Closed
March 26, 2014 KWG Resources Inc KWG $75,000.00 Closed
March 26, 2014 American Cons Minerals Corp AJC $1,000,000.00 Proposed
March 26, 2014 Chilean Metals Inc CMX $1,200,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Yorbeau Resources Inc YRB. $212,699.88 Closed
March 25, 2014 Unity Energy Corp UTY $772,059.96 Closed
March 25, 2014 Orex Ventures Inc REX $5,000,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Jayden Resources Inc JDN $570,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Kerr Mines Inc KER $2,100,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Roxgold Inc ROG $28,814,400.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Nikos Explorations Ltd NIK $140,000.00 Closed
March 25, 2014 Kilo Goldmines Ltd KGL $6,000,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Ecuador Gold & Copper Corp EGX $2,357,095.73 Closed
March 25, 2014 Gold Reach Resources Ltd GRV $2,400,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Calico Resources Corp CKB $1,999,999.92 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Shield Gold Inc SHG $595,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Victory Ventures Inc VVN $300,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Cornerstone Metals Inc CCC $150,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Network Resources Ltd NET $200,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 Network Resources Ltd NET $430,000.00 Proposed
March 25, 2014 West African Resources Ltd WAF $3,003,000.00 Proposed
March 24, 2014 Mkango Resources Ltd MKA $1,626,260.30 Closed
March 24, 2014 Troy Resources NL TRY $5,432,354.50 Closed
March 24, 2014 Orex Ventures Inc REX $5,000,000.00 Closed
March 24, 2014 Aben Resources Ltd ABN $720,000.00 Closed
March 24, 2014 Kincora Copper Ltd KCC $4,575,000.00 Closed
March 24, 2014 Red Eagle Mining Corp RD $5,004,415.68 Amendment
March 24, 2014 Saturn Minerals Inc SMI $525,000.00 Proposed
March 24, 2014 Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc CGP $250,000.00 Closed
March 21, 2014 Arian Resources Corp ARC $2,775,999.90 Closed
March 21, 2014 Diamcor Mining Inc DMI $474,180.00 Closed
March 21, 2014 US Silver Corp USA $6,700,030.66 Closed
March 21, 2014 CMC Metals Ltd CMB $285,000.00 Amendment
March 21, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $47,874.75 Closed
March 21, 2014 Northland Resources Inc NAU $84,382,500.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Taipan Resources Inc TPN $6,000,000.12 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Berkwood Resources Ltd BKR $900,000.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Next Gen Metals Inc N $2,750,000.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Lydian Intl Ltd LYD $4,731,000.00 Proposed
March 21, 2014 Cerro Mining Corp CRX $60,000.00 Closed
March 21, 2014 Rio Novo Gold Inc RN $337,530.00 Proposed
March 20, 2014 Talmora Diamond Inc TAI $100,492.79 Closed
March 20, 2014 Silver Pursuit Resources Ltd SPF $50,000.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Marifil Mines Ltd MFM $45,000.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd SCZ $1,312,500.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Resevoir Minerals Inc RMC $33,005,005.75 Closed
March 20, 2014 Pretium Resources Inc PVG $7,000,006.30 Closed
March 20, 2014 Mainstream Minerals Corp MJO $100,000.00 Closed
March 20, 2014 Adamera Minerals Corp ADZ $460,749.94 Closed
March 19, 2014 Niocorp Developments Ltd NB $1,171,321.60 Closed
March 19, 2014 Slam Exploration Ltd SXL $15,000.00 Closed
March 19, 2014 LakeLand Resources Inc LK $199,940.00 Closed
March 19, 2014 Geomega Resources Inc GMA $2,237,399.80 Closed
March 19, 2014 Transition Metals Corp XTM $1,699,999.80 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $47,874.75 Closed
March 19, 2014 Auriga Gold Corp AIA $377,914.95 Closed
March 19, 2014 WCB Resources Ltd WCB $4,000,000.00 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Wolfeye Resource Corp WEY $1,125,000.00 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Asia Now Resources Corp NOW $2,500,000.00 Proposed
March 19, 2014 Ur-Energy Inc URE $1,660,500.00 Closed
March 19, 2014 Timberline Resources Corp TBR $1,107,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Saturn Minerals Inc SMI $93,750.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Lithium Americas Corp LAC $18,554,035.44 Closed
March 18, 2014 Resevoir Minerals Inc RMC $33,005,005.75 Closed
March 18, 2014 Gran Colombia Gold Corp GCM $16,258,005.41 Closed
March 18, 2014 Wolfeye Resource Corp WEY $877,500.00 Canceled
March 18, 2014 Duluth Metals Ltd DM $6,891,734.85 Closed
March 18, 2014 GB Minerals Ltd GBL $2,000,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Canarc Resource Corp CCM $1,060,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Black Isle Resources Corp BIT $200,000.00 Closed
March 18, 2014 Mediterranean Resources Ltd MNR $115,000.00 Proposed
March 18, 2014 Catalyst Copper Corp CCY $1,200,000.00 Closed
March 17, 2014 Focus Ventures Ltd FCV $1,254,000.00 Amendment
March 17, 2014 Oxford Resources Inc OXI $320,000.00 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Jet Gold Corp JAU $300,000.00 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Red Eagle Mining Corp RD $5,004,415.68 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Zincore Metals Inc ZNC $861,170.40 Proposed
March 17, 2014 Cdn Intl Minerals Inc CIN $700,000.00 Proposed
March 14, 2014 Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc CGP $4,005,000.00 Proposed
March 14, 2014 Galore Resources Inc GRI $250,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Cougar Minerals Corp COU $1,400,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Azincourt Resources Inc AAZ $2,749,999.71 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Tiller Resources Ltd TIR $650,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Bellhaven Copper & Gold Inc BHV $1,400,000.00 Proposed
March 13, 2014 Richmond Minerals Inc RMD $400,000.14 Proposed
March 12, 2014 Birch Hill Gold Corp BHG $300,000.00 Amendment
March 12, 2014 Lakeside Minerals Inc LAK $290,000.00 Proposed
March 12, 2014 Pilot Gold Inc PLG $20,000,160.00 Proposed
March 12, 2014 AM Gold Inc AMG $350,000.00 Proposed
March 12, 2014 Northaven Resources Corp NTV $1,000,000.02 Proposed
March 11, 2014 San Marco Resources Inc SMN $400,000.00 Proposed
March 11, 2014 Savant Explorations Ltd SVT $500,000.00 Proposed
March 11, 2014 Letho Resources Corp LET $300,000.09 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Wolfden Resources Corp WLF $1,250,000.00 Amendment
March 10, 2014 Prosper Gold Corp PGX $4,000,000.00 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Golden Bridge Mining Corp GBM $2,000,000.10 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Fission Uranium Corp FCU $25,000,000.00 Proposed
March 10, 2014 Copper North Mining Corp COL $800,000.00 Proposed
March 10, 2014 GeoNovus Minerals Corp GNM $50,000.00 Proposed
March 7, 2014 Premium Exploration Inc PEM $1,000,000.05 Amendment
March 7, 2014 Cayden Resources Inc CYD $7,837,000.00 Amendment
March 7, 2014 Stina Resources Ltd SQA $50,000.00 Proposed
March 7, 2014 Alliance Mining Corp ALM $300,000.00 Proposed
March 6, 2014 Gespeg Copper Resources Inc GCR $700,000.00 Proposed
March 6, 2014 Playfair Mining Ltd PLY $375,000.00 Proposed
March 5, 2014 Evolving Gold Corp EVG $300,000.00 Proposed
March 5, 2014 Cadan Resources Corp CXD $2,000,000.00 Proposed
March 4, 2014 Klondike Silver Corp KS $960,000.00 Proposed
March 4, 2014 Newmac Resources Inc NER $80,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 Discovery Ventures Inc DVN $3,000,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 Granite Creek Gold Ltd GCX $250,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 New Carolin Gold Corp LAD $50,000.00 Proposed
March 3, 2014 Tirex Resources Ltd TXX $1,500,000.00 Proposed
http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
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February 28, 2014 Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd BGM $1,500,000.00 Proposed
February 27, 2014 Rainmaker Mining Corp RMG $1,050,000.00 Proposed
February 27, 2014 Goldstar Minerals Inc GDM $300,000.00 Proposed
February 26, 2014 New Destiny Mining Corp NED $300,000.00 Proposed
February 26, 2014 Wolverine Minerals Inc WLV $525,000.00 Proposed
February 25, 2014 Rockhaven Resources Ltd RK $3,000,000.00 Proposed
February 25, 2014 Northern Gold Mining Inc NGM $360,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Cangold Ltd CLD $750,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Mountainstar Gold Inc MSX $450,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Trueclaim Exploration Inc TRM $800,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Stroud Resources Ltd SDR $1,000,000.00 Proposed
February 21, 2014 Alita Resources Ltd AL $1,300,000.00 Proposed
February 20, 2014 Altan Rio Minerals Ltd AMO $1,429,258.81 Proposed
February 19, 2014 Peruvian Precious Metals Corp PPX $5,814,000.00 Proposed
February 19, 2014 Nomad Ventures Inc NMD $200,000.00 Proposed
February 18, 2014 Rokmaster Resources Corp RKR $3,500,000.04 Proposed
February 18, 2014 Mill City Gold Corp MC $43,880,000.00 Proposed
February 18, 2014 Victory Mountain Ventures Ltd VMV $500,000.00 Proposed
February 17, 2014 Barker Minerals Ltd BML $250,000.00 Proposed
February 14, 2014 Razore Rock Resources Inc RZR $1,550,000.00 Proposed
February 11, 2014 East Asia Minerals Corp EAS $1,100,000.00 Proposed
February 7, 2014 Tartisan Resources Corp TTC $210,000.00 Proposed
February 7, 2014 Saturn Minerals Inc SMI $750,000.00 Proposed
February 6, 2014 Transatlantic Mining Corp TCO $4,000,000.00 Proposed
February 5, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $1,020,000.00 Proposed
February 5, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $144,500.00 Proposed
February 4, 2014 Terreno Resources Corp TNO $456,128.70 Proposed
February 4, 2014 Belmont Resources Inc BEA $600,000.00 Proposed
January 31, 2014 Pacific Imperial Mines Inc PPM $600,000.00 Proposed
January 29, 2014 Iron Creek Capital Corp IRN $5,000,000.04 Proposed
January 27, 2014 Santa Fe Metals Corp SFM $500,000.00 Proposed
January 24, 2014 Pasinex Resources Ltd PSE $250,000.03 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Parlane Resources Corp PPP $225,000.00 Amendment
January 22, 2014 Aegean Metals Group Inc AGN $750,000.00 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Inca One Metals Corp IO $1,320,000.00 Proposed
January 21, 2014 Sniper Resources Ltd SIP $500,000.00 Proposed
January 20, 2014 MOAG Copper Gold Resources Inc MOG $5,484,000.00 Proposed
January 15, 2014 Mahdia Gold Corp MGD $2,499,999.98 Proposed
January 14, 2014 Sonoma Resources Inc SRQ $200,000.00 Proposed
January 10, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $615,000.00 Amendment
January 8, 2014 Altan Rio Minerals Ltd AMO $999,960.00 Proposed
http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
February 28, 2014 Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd BGM $1,500,000.00 Proposed
February 27, 2014 Rainmaker Mining Corp RMG $1,050,000.00 Proposed
February 27, 2014 Goldstar Minerals Inc GDM $300,000.00 Proposed
February 26, 2014 New Destiny Mining Corp NED $300,000.00 Proposed
February 26, 2014 Wolverine Minerals Inc WLV $525,000.00 Proposed
February 25, 2014 Rockhaven Resources Ltd RK $3,000,000.00 Proposed
February 25, 2014 Northern Gold Mining Inc NGM $360,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Cangold Ltd CLD $750,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Mountainstar Gold Inc MSX $450,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Trueclaim Exploration Inc TRM $800,000.00 Proposed
February 24, 2014 Stroud Resources Ltd SDR $1,000,000.00 Proposed
February 21, 2014 Alita Resources Ltd AL $1,300,000.00 Proposed
February 20, 2014 Altan Rio Minerals Ltd AMO $1,429,258.81 Proposed
February 19, 2014 Peruvian Precious Metals Corp PPX $5,814,000.00 Proposed
February 19, 2014 Nomad Ventures Inc NMD $200,000.00 Proposed
February 18, 2014 Rokmaster Resources Corp RKR $3,500,000.04 Proposed
February 18, 2014 Mill City Gold Corp MC $43,880,000.00 Proposed
February 18, 2014 Victory Mountain Ventures Ltd VMV $500,000.00 Proposed
February 17, 2014 Barker Minerals Ltd BML $250,000.00 Proposed
February 14, 2014 Razore Rock Resources Inc RZR $1,550,000.00 Proposed
February 11, 2014 East Asia Minerals Corp EAS $1,100,000.00 Proposed
February 7, 2014 Tartisan Resources Corp TTC $210,000.00 Proposed
February 7, 2014 Saturn Minerals Inc SMI $750,000.00 Proposed
February 6, 2014 Transatlantic Mining Corp TCO $4,000,000.00 Proposed
February 5, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $1,020,000.00 Proposed
February 5, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $144,500.00 Proposed
February 4, 2014 Terreno Resources Corp TNO $456,128.70 Proposed
February 4, 2014 Belmont Resources Inc BEA $600,000.00 Proposed
January 31, 2014 Pacific Imperial Mines Inc PPM $600,000.00 Proposed
January 29, 2014 Iron Creek Capital Corp IRN $5,000,000.04 Proposed
January 27, 2014 Santa Fe Metals Corp SFM $500,000.00 Proposed
January 24, 2014 Pasinex Resources Ltd PSE $250,000.03 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Parlane Resources Corp PPP $225,000.00 Amendment
January 22, 2014 Aegean Metals Group Inc AGN $750,000.00 Proposed
January 22, 2014 Inca One Metals Corp IO $1,320,000.00 Proposed
January 21, 2014 Sniper Resources Ltd SIP $500,000.00 Proposed
January 20, 2014 MOAG Copper Gold Resources Inc MOG $5,484,000.00 Proposed
January 15, 2014 Mahdia Gold Corp MGD $2,499,999.98 Proposed
January 14, 2014 Sonoma Resources Inc SRQ $200,000.00 Proposed
January 10, 2014 Freyja Resources Inc FRA $615,000.00 Amendment
January 8, 2014 Altan Rio Minerals Ltd AMO $999,960.00 Proposed
http://canadianfinancing.com/mining/
Bitcoin $ 5,765,440,053 $ 458.11 12,585,225 BTC $ 51,486,446 +1.02 %
2 Ripple $ 931,657,884 $ 0.0093 99,999,996,204 XRP* $ 173,398 -2.02 %
3 Litecoin $ 348,626,539 $ 12.88 27,057,854 LTC $ 10,791,306 +1.07 %
4 Peercoin $ 42,570,414 $ 2.00 21,273,755 PPC $ 361,129 +2.52 %
5 Auroracoin $ 38,565,794 $ 3.62 10,648,526 AUR** $ 609,981 +74.13 %
6 Dogecoin $ 33,897,337 $ 0.00052 65,726,542,475 DOGE $ 1,592,188 -4.34 %
7 Nxt $ 26,751,371 $ 0.027 999,997,096 NXT* $ 76,864 +1.94 %
8 Mastercoin $ 21,046,107 $ 33.97 619,478 MSC* $ 24,557 +3.52 %
9 Namecoin $ 19,056,588 $ 2.27 8,391,882 NMC $
230,475 +0.96 %
10 BitShares-PTS $ 9,367,564 $ 5.96 1,572,737 PTS $ 101,966 -1.35 %
11 Counterparty $ 5,234,056 $ 1.98 2,648,624 XCP* $ 12,392 -2.42 %
12 Quark $ 5,092,454 $ 0.021 247,711,419 QRK $ 22,330 -2.38 %
13 Feathercoin $ 4,703,402 $ 0.12 38,185,000 FTC $ 55,353 +4.27 %
14 Novacoin $ 3,803,592 $ 5.05 752,559 NVC $ 16,108 +2.00 %
15 Vertcoin $ 3,626,472 $ 1.18 3,061,100 VTC $ 62,570 -1.03 %
16 Primecoin $ 3,041,225 $ 0.61 5,023,939 XPM $ 46,362 -9.24 %
17 Infinitecoin $ 2,839,957 $ 3.1e-05 90,438,681,825 IFC $ 36,490 -10.54 %
18 DarkCoin $ 2,515,936 $ 0.65 3,872,908 DRK $ 23,795 +2.60 %
19 MaxCoin $ 2,060,307 $ 0.14 14,514,048 MAX $ 120,887 -1.66 %
20 Megacoin $ 2,016,517 $ 0.088 22,810,125 MEC $ 44,472 -17.79 %
21 WorldCoin $ 1,892,772 $ 0.038 50,340,273 WDC $ 26,157 -8.89 %
22 BlackCoin $ 1,688,874 $ 0.023 74,493,385 BC* $ 210,331 -14.47 %
23 Mintcoin $ 1,580,419 $ 8.4e-05 18,733,721,116 MINT $ 81,586 +0.22 %
24 YbCoin $ 1,364,852 $ 1.08 1,264,857 YBC $ 49,309 -11.43 %
25 SpainCoin $ 1,333,378 $ 0.051 26,276,493 SPA** $ 7,854 -25.29 %
26 SiliconValleyCoin $ 1,326,219 $ 0.076 17,558,730 XSV** $ 966 -75.64 %
27 Electronic Gulden $ 1,323,741 $ 0.11 11,688,100 EFL** $ 27,470 +192.34 %
28 Aphroditecoin $ 1,037,563 $ 0.046 22,558,880 APH** $ 1,956 +10.07 %
29 Devcoin $ 788,716 $ 0.00012 6,591,270,050 DVC $ 2,724 -10.07 %
30 Copperlark $ 725,980 $ 0.10 7,122,349 CLR $ 1,962 -4.79 %
31 Zetacoin $ 718,257 $ 0.0045 160,277,260 ZET $ 14,674 -2.70 %
32 Anoncoin $ 673,388 $ 0.80 842,545 ANC $ 6,002 -2.47 %
33 GreeceCoin $ 619,545 $ 0.038 16,124,702 GRCE** $ 479 -25.44 %
34 UltraCoin $ 611,143 $ 0.06 10,152,989 UTC $ 12,863 +4.56 %
35 Tickets $ 538,664 $ 8.1e-06 66,876,281,414 TIX $ 5,995 -23.09 %
36 Terracoin $ 474,948 $ 0.081 5,843,090 TRC $ 2,945 -1.06 %
37 Pesetacoin $ 448,398 $ 0.023 19,708,422 PTC $ 1,311 +17.15 %
38 Freicoin $ 430,044 $ 0.011 40,828,223 FRC $ 431 -5.74 %
39 Particle $ 427,472 $ 0.00061 696,073,757 PRT $ 8,100 -5.30 %
40 Digitalcoin $ 398,150 $ 0.028 14,226,621 DGC $ 5,094 -3.30 %
41 Unobtanium $ 377,019 $ 2.23 169,023 UNO $ 4,002 +9.14 %
42 Heavycoin $ 356,243 $ 0.018 19,384,850 HVC $ 32,220 -11.42 %
43 FedoraCoin $ 348,942 $ 1.7e-06 206,778,597,728 TIPS $ 7,556 +13.64 %
44 ReddCoin $ 348,871 $ 2e-05 17,102,650,014 RDD $ 6,730 -11.33 %
45 Applecoin $ 338,947 $ 0.021 15,815,735 APC $ 9,783 -11.95 %
46 PotCoin $ 334,258 $ 0.0054 62,132,269 POT $ 12,838 +9.33 %
47 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 331,509 $ 0.35 947,810 CGB $ 2,801 +8.64 %
48 MonaCoin $ 324,439 $ 0.07 4,641,350 MONA $ 800 +1.77 %
49 Mincoin $ 321,115 $ 0.19 1,694,488 MNC $ 2,236 +5.94 %
50 Kittehcoin $ 316,648 $ 3.7e-05 8,601,905,575 MEOW $ 7,515 +2.16 %
51 UnionCoin $ 294,678 $ 0.035 8,388,608 UNC $ 12,248 -3.14 %
52 HoboNickels $ 281,042 $ 0.077 3,666,282 HBN $ 1,419 -0.32 %
53 AIRcoin $ 264,676 $ 0.10 2,616,053 AIR** $ 2,376 -10.70 %
54 GoldCoin $ 261,216 $ 0.0086 30,342,245 GLD $ 797 -0.52 %
55 MazaCoin $ 256,026 $ 0.0014 189,515,000 MZC $ 12,324 +5.23 %
56 Billioncoin $ 252,568 $ 4e-05 6,252,279,915 BIL $ 7,898 -9.95 %
57 Zeitcoin $ 246,350 $ 9.1e-06 26,951,144,774 ZEIT $ 442 +0.98 %
58 Bitcoin Scrypt $ 219,331 $ 0.047 4,697,800 BTCS $ 2,542 +0.45 %
59 BitBar $ 210,459 $ 20.19 10,425 BTB $ 310 -0.83 %
60 Colossuscoin $ 207,267 $ 6.6e-07 312,872,404,829 COL $ 720 +3.82 %
61 Execoin $ 205,866 $ 0.054 3,811,700 EXE $ 7,090 +16.49 %
62 HunterCoin $ 201,435 $ 0.16 1,236,870 HUC $ 755 -8.63 %
63 NetCoin $ 199,538 $ 0.00082 244,698,868 NET $ 6,079 -12.45 %
64 TagCoin $ 198,173 $ 0.18 1,126,941 TAG $ 6,514 -1.49 %
65 Gridcoin $ 197,913 $ 0.01 19,576,885 GRC $ 2,429 +3.06 %
66 Sexcoin $ 196,987 $ 0.003 66,270,404 SXC $ 2,584 +16.22 %
67 CacheCoin $ 186,084 $ 0.72 259,628 CACH $ 1,080 +11.63 %
68 SecureCoin $ 178,315 $ 0.12 1,509,361 SRC $ 2,705 -8.64 %
69 ECCoin $ 178,097 $ 1.8e-05 9,666,364,709 ECC $ 15,305 -24.50 %
70 Myriadcoin $ 156,735 $ 0.0015 103,517,000 MYR $ 7,047 +4.89 %
71 MemoryCoin $ 155,063 $ 0.024 6,393,274 MMC $ 4,129 -14.94 %
72 BBQCoin $ 151,167 $ 0.0045 33,350,799 BQC $ 1,923 +1.85 %
73 LottoCoin $ 141,618 $ 1.4e-05 10,304,507,903 LOT $ 3,646 +52.15 %
74 Mooncoin $ 139,093 $ 2.2e-06 63,502,425,338 MOON $ 5,651 +16.32 %
75 Faircoin $ 137,964 $ 0.0028 50,000,049 FAC* $ 1,090 +1.20 %
76 LeafCoin $ 134,423 $ 9.2e-06 14,687,053,886 LEAF $ 3,403 +33.68 %
77 FlutterCoin $ 120,379 $ 0.0012 98,526,811 FLT $ 12,972 +4.79 %
78 Yacoin $ 115,094 $ 0.0059 19,353,509 YAC $ 1,416 -9.28 %
79 DigiByte $ 106,305 $ 0.00012 886,198,879 DGB $ 1,588 -0.10 %
80 Riecoin $ 106,105 $ 0.074 1,432,000 RIC $ 2,619 -10.33 %
81 EarthCoin $ 104,617 $ 5.1e-05 2,055,660,732 EAC $ 2,490 +2.56 %
82 Catcoin $ 95,993 $ 0.07 1,364,800 CAT $ 1,261 +19.56 %
83 RedCoin $ 91,839 $ 0.0023 40,248,959 RED $ 9,462 -16.83 %
84 microCoin $ 89,776 $ 4.3e-06 21,010,341,177 MRC $ 1,266 -4.02 %
85 Saturncoin $ 88,905 $ 1.5e-05 5,749,075,565 SAT $ 4,462 +4.65 %
86 Hirocoin $ 88,887 $ 0.0062 14,304,400 HIC $ 8,648 -36.96 %
87 Fastcoin $ 86,099 $ 0.0013 68,038,031 FST $ 2,001 +18.04 %
88 TopCoin $ 83,094 $ 7.2e-06 11,519,040,688 TOP $ 563 +33.52 %
89 42 Coin $ 79,118 $ 34,692 2.280597 42 $ 8,426 -3.21 %
90 Philosopher Stones $ 73,641 $ 0.04 1,855,801 PHS $ 618 -16.48 %
91 Einsteinium $ 73,125 $ 0.0016 45,600,863 EMC2 $ 5,536 -0.41 %
92 Karmacoin $ 71,847 $ 1.7e-06 41,562,894,065 KARM $ 397 +24.05 %
93 Globe $ 69,738 $ 0.055 1,268,585 GLB $ 625 -6.17 %
94 Coin2 $ 69,452 $ 0.0014 50,000,000 C2* $ 1,566 -18.40 %
95 NobleCoin $ 69,207 $ 7.8e-05 890,085,000 NOBL $ 263 -16.01 %
96 Murraycoin $ 64,157 $ 0.0035 18,306,650 MRY $ 596 +3.08 %
97 Blitzcoin $ 60,307 $ 0.00085 71,300,501 BLTZ $ 2,834 -8.73 %
98 Bytecoin $ 58,649 $ 0.028 2,061,250 BTE $ 350 +2.49 %
99 QubitCoin $ 58,326 $ 0.00026 227,204,584 Q2C $ 527 -11.78 %
100 Elacoin $ 55,173 $ 0.17 315,846 ELC $ 3,001 +18.18 %
Total Market Cap: $ 7,302,022,017
http://coinmarketcap.com/
2 Ripple $ 931,657,884 $ 0.0093 99,999,996,204 XRP* $ 173,398 -2.02 %
3 Litecoin $ 348,626,539 $ 12.88 27,057,854 LTC $ 10,791,306 +1.07 %
4 Peercoin $ 42,570,414 $ 2.00 21,273,755 PPC $ 361,129 +2.52 %
5 Auroracoin $ 38,565,794 $ 3.62 10,648,526 AUR** $ 609,981 +74.13 %
6 Dogecoin $ 33,897,337 $ 0.00052 65,726,542,475 DOGE $ 1,592,188 -4.34 %
7 Nxt $ 26,751,371 $ 0.027 999,997,096 NXT* $ 76,864 +1.94 %
8 Mastercoin $ 21,046,107 $ 33.97 619,478 MSC* $ 24,557 +3.52 %
9 Namecoin $ 19,056,588 $ 2.27 8,391,882 NMC $
230,475 +0.96 %
10 BitShares-PTS $ 9,367,564 $ 5.96 1,572,737 PTS $ 101,966 -1.35 %
11 Counterparty $ 5,234,056 $ 1.98 2,648,624 XCP* $ 12,392 -2.42 %
12 Quark $ 5,092,454 $ 0.021 247,711,419 QRK $ 22,330 -2.38 %
13 Feathercoin $ 4,703,402 $ 0.12 38,185,000 FTC $ 55,353 +4.27 %
14 Novacoin $ 3,803,592 $ 5.05 752,559 NVC $ 16,108 +2.00 %
15 Vertcoin $ 3,626,472 $ 1.18 3,061,100 VTC $ 62,570 -1.03 %
16 Primecoin $ 3,041,225 $ 0.61 5,023,939 XPM $ 46,362 -9.24 %
17 Infinitecoin $ 2,839,957 $ 3.1e-05 90,438,681,825 IFC $ 36,490 -10.54 %
18 DarkCoin $ 2,515,936 $ 0.65 3,872,908 DRK $ 23,795 +2.60 %
19 MaxCoin $ 2,060,307 $ 0.14 14,514,048 MAX $ 120,887 -1.66 %
20 Megacoin $ 2,016,517 $ 0.088 22,810,125 MEC $ 44,472 -17.79 %
21 WorldCoin $ 1,892,772 $ 0.038 50,340,273 WDC $ 26,157 -8.89 %
22 BlackCoin $ 1,688,874 $ 0.023 74,493,385 BC* $ 210,331 -14.47 %
23 Mintcoin $ 1,580,419 $ 8.4e-05 18,733,721,116 MINT $ 81,586 +0.22 %
24 YbCoin $ 1,364,852 $ 1.08 1,264,857 YBC $ 49,309 -11.43 %
25 SpainCoin $ 1,333,378 $ 0.051 26,276,493 SPA** $ 7,854 -25.29 %
26 SiliconValleyCoin $ 1,326,219 $ 0.076 17,558,730 XSV** $ 966 -75.64 %
27 Electronic Gulden $ 1,323,741 $ 0.11 11,688,100 EFL** $ 27,470 +192.34 %
28 Aphroditecoin $ 1,037,563 $ 0.046 22,558,880 APH** $ 1,956 +10.07 %
29 Devcoin $ 788,716 $ 0.00012 6,591,270,050 DVC $ 2,724 -10.07 %
30 Copperlark $ 725,980 $ 0.10 7,122,349 CLR $ 1,962 -4.79 %
31 Zetacoin $ 718,257 $ 0.0045 160,277,260 ZET $ 14,674 -2.70 %
32 Anoncoin $ 673,388 $ 0.80 842,545 ANC $ 6,002 -2.47 %
33 GreeceCoin $ 619,545 $ 0.038 16,124,702 GRCE** $ 479 -25.44 %
34 UltraCoin $ 611,143 $ 0.06 10,152,989 UTC $ 12,863 +4.56 %
35 Tickets $ 538,664 $ 8.1e-06 66,876,281,414 TIX $ 5,995 -23.09 %
36 Terracoin $ 474,948 $ 0.081 5,843,090 TRC $ 2,945 -1.06 %
37 Pesetacoin $ 448,398 $ 0.023 19,708,422 PTC $ 1,311 +17.15 %
38 Freicoin $ 430,044 $ 0.011 40,828,223 FRC $ 431 -5.74 %
39 Particle $ 427,472 $ 0.00061 696,073,757 PRT $ 8,100 -5.30 %
40 Digitalcoin $ 398,150 $ 0.028 14,226,621 DGC $ 5,094 -3.30 %
41 Unobtanium $ 377,019 $ 2.23 169,023 UNO $ 4,002 +9.14 %
42 Heavycoin $ 356,243 $ 0.018 19,384,850 HVC $ 32,220 -11.42 %
43 FedoraCoin $ 348,942 $ 1.7e-06 206,778,597,728 TIPS $ 7,556 +13.64 %
44 ReddCoin $ 348,871 $ 2e-05 17,102,650,014 RDD $ 6,730 -11.33 %
45 Applecoin $ 338,947 $ 0.021 15,815,735 APC $ 9,783 -11.95 %
46 PotCoin $ 334,258 $ 0.0054 62,132,269 POT $ 12,838 +9.33 %
47 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 331,509 $ 0.35 947,810 CGB $ 2,801 +8.64 %
48 MonaCoin $ 324,439 $ 0.07 4,641,350 MONA $ 800 +1.77 %
49 Mincoin $ 321,115 $ 0.19 1,694,488 MNC $ 2,236 +5.94 %
50 Kittehcoin $ 316,648 $ 3.7e-05 8,601,905,575 MEOW $ 7,515 +2.16 %
51 UnionCoin $ 294,678 $ 0.035 8,388,608 UNC $ 12,248 -3.14 %
52 HoboNickels $ 281,042 $ 0.077 3,666,282 HBN $ 1,419 -0.32 %
53 AIRcoin $ 264,676 $ 0.10 2,616,053 AIR** $ 2,376 -10.70 %
54 GoldCoin $ 261,216 $ 0.0086 30,342,245 GLD $ 797 -0.52 %
55 MazaCoin $ 256,026 $ 0.0014 189,515,000 MZC $ 12,324 +5.23 %
56 Billioncoin $ 252,568 $ 4e-05 6,252,279,915 BIL $ 7,898 -9.95 %
57 Zeitcoin $ 246,350 $ 9.1e-06 26,951,144,774 ZEIT $ 442 +0.98 %
58 Bitcoin Scrypt $ 219,331 $ 0.047 4,697,800 BTCS $ 2,542 +0.45 %
59 BitBar $ 210,459 $ 20.19 10,425 BTB $ 310 -0.83 %
60 Colossuscoin $ 207,267 $ 6.6e-07 312,872,404,829 COL $ 720 +3.82 %
61 Execoin $ 205,866 $ 0.054 3,811,700 EXE $ 7,090 +16.49 %
62 HunterCoin $ 201,435 $ 0.16 1,236,870 HUC $ 755 -8.63 %
63 NetCoin $ 199,538 $ 0.00082 244,698,868 NET $ 6,079 -12.45 %
64 TagCoin $ 198,173 $ 0.18 1,126,941 TAG $ 6,514 -1.49 %
65 Gridcoin $ 197,913 $ 0.01 19,576,885 GRC $ 2,429 +3.06 %
66 Sexcoin $ 196,987 $ 0.003 66,270,404 SXC $ 2,584 +16.22 %
67 CacheCoin $ 186,084 $ 0.72 259,628 CACH $ 1,080 +11.63 %
68 SecureCoin $ 178,315 $ 0.12 1,509,361 SRC $ 2,705 -8.64 %
69 ECCoin $ 178,097 $ 1.8e-05 9,666,364,709 ECC $ 15,305 -24.50 %
70 Myriadcoin $ 156,735 $ 0.0015 103,517,000 MYR $ 7,047 +4.89 %
71 MemoryCoin $ 155,063 $ 0.024 6,393,274 MMC $ 4,129 -14.94 %
72 BBQCoin $ 151,167 $ 0.0045 33,350,799 BQC $ 1,923 +1.85 %
73 LottoCoin $ 141,618 $ 1.4e-05 10,304,507,903 LOT $ 3,646 +52.15 %
74 Mooncoin $ 139,093 $ 2.2e-06 63,502,425,338 MOON $ 5,651 +16.32 %
75 Faircoin $ 137,964 $ 0.0028 50,000,049 FAC* $ 1,090 +1.20 %
76 LeafCoin $ 134,423 $ 9.2e-06 14,687,053,886 LEAF $ 3,403 +33.68 %
77 FlutterCoin $ 120,379 $ 0.0012 98,526,811 FLT $ 12,972 +4.79 %
78 Yacoin $ 115,094 $ 0.0059 19,353,509 YAC $ 1,416 -9.28 %
79 DigiByte $ 106,305 $ 0.00012 886,198,879 DGB $ 1,588 -0.10 %
80 Riecoin $ 106,105 $ 0.074 1,432,000 RIC $ 2,619 -10.33 %
81 EarthCoin $ 104,617 $ 5.1e-05 2,055,660,732 EAC $ 2,490 +2.56 %
82 Catcoin $ 95,993 $ 0.07 1,364,800 CAT $ 1,261 +19.56 %
83 RedCoin $ 91,839 $ 0.0023 40,248,959 RED $ 9,462 -16.83 %
84 microCoin $ 89,776 $ 4.3e-06 21,010,341,177 MRC $ 1,266 -4.02 %
85 Saturncoin $ 88,905 $ 1.5e-05 5,749,075,565 SAT $ 4,462 +4.65 %
86 Hirocoin $ 88,887 $ 0.0062 14,304,400 HIC $ 8,648 -36.96 %
87 Fastcoin $ 86,099 $ 0.0013 68,038,031 FST $ 2,001 +18.04 %
88 TopCoin $ 83,094 $ 7.2e-06 11,519,040,688 TOP $ 563 +33.52 %
89 42 Coin $ 79,118 $ 34,692 2.280597 42 $ 8,426 -3.21 %
90 Philosopher Stones $ 73,641 $ 0.04 1,855,801 PHS $ 618 -16.48 %
91 Einsteinium $ 73,125 $ 0.0016 45,600,863 EMC2 $ 5,536 -0.41 %
92 Karmacoin $ 71,847 $ 1.7e-06 41,562,894,065 KARM $ 397 +24.05 %
93 Globe $ 69,738 $ 0.055 1,268,585 GLB $ 625 -6.17 %
94 Coin2 $ 69,452 $ 0.0014 50,000,000 C2* $ 1,566 -18.40 %
95 NobleCoin $ 69,207 $ 7.8e-05 890,085,000 NOBL $ 263 -16.01 %
96 Murraycoin $ 64,157 $ 0.0035 18,306,650 MRY $ 596 +3.08 %
97 Blitzcoin $ 60,307 $ 0.00085 71,300,501 BLTZ $ 2,834 -8.73 %
98 Bytecoin $ 58,649 $ 0.028 2,061,250 BTE $ 350 +2.49 %
99 QubitCoin $ 58,326 $ 0.00026 227,204,584 Q2C $ 527 -11.78 %
100 Elacoin $ 55,173 $ 0.17 315,846 ELC $ 3,001 +18.18 %
Total Market Cap: $ 7,302,022,017
http://coinmarketcap.com/
Goldbarren
Gold-Barren 1g EURO 30,00 42,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 2g EURO 60,00 73,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g EURO 150,00 166,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g EURO 292,00 320,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 584,00 624,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g EURO 1.465,00 1.535,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 2.958,00 3.052,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 250g EURO 7.389,00 7.604,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 500g EURO 14.837,00 15.182,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1000g EURO 29.645,00 30.315,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - CombiBar EURO 1.465,00 1.587,00
http://rohstoffe.finanztreff.de/rohstoffe_listen.htn?sektion… 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz EURO 932,00 963,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz - philoro EURO 934,00 971,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g - Perth Mint EURO 150,00 167,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g - Perth Mint EURO 292,00 323,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g - Perth Mint EURO 584,00 630,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - Perth Mint EURO 1.465,00 1.542,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - Perth Mint EURO 2.960,00 3.059,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - philoro EURO 2.965,00 3.055,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1g - philoro cover EURO 31,00 38,00 18.03.
Goldmünzen
American Buffalo 1/1 EURO 939,00 985,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/4 EURO 243,00 265,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/2 EURO 481,00 508,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/1 EURO 939,00 986,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/2 EURO 481,00 516,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/1 EURO 939,00 982,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
China Panda 1/1 EURO 939,00 987,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 1-fach EURO 103,00 116,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 4-fach EURO 401,00 441,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/10 EURO 96,00 109,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/2 EURO 481,00 500,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/1 EURO 939,00 969,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/10 EURO 96,00 106,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/4 EURO 239,00 260,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/2 EURO 481,00 496,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 937,00 964,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/20 - Pferd EURO 54,00 67,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/10 - Pferd EURO 96,00 111,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/4 - Pferd EURO 243,00 263,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/2 - Pferd EURO 484,00 514,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/1 - Pferd EURO 949,00 1.036,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 2 Unzen - Pferd EURO 1.854,00 1.963,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/4 EURO 239,00 262,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/2 EURO 481,00 502,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/1 EURO 939,00 966,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/10 EURO 98,00 106,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/4 EURO 239,00 260,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/2 EURO 481,00 499,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/1 EURO 939,00 970,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 20 oz EURO 18.482,00 19.634,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Goldeuro 1/2 EURO 468,00 569,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Vreneli Gold 5.810 EURO 169,00 199,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
10 Kronen EURO 91,00 102,00 12:48
Gold-Barren 1g EURO 30,00 42,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 2g EURO 60,00 73,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g EURO 150,00 166,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g EURO 292,00 320,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g EURO 584,00 624,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g EURO 1.465,00 1.535,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g EURO 2.958,00 3.052,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 250g EURO 7.389,00 7.604,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 500g EURO 14.837,00 15.182,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1000g EURO 29.645,00 30.315,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - CombiBar EURO 1.465,00 1.587,00
http://rohstoffe.finanztreff.de/rohstoffe_listen.htn?sektion… 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz EURO 932,00 963,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1oz - philoro EURO 934,00 971,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 5g - Perth Mint EURO 150,00 167,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 10g - Perth Mint EURO 292,00 323,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 20g - Perth Mint EURO 584,00 630,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 50g - Perth Mint EURO 1.465,00 1.542,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - Perth Mint EURO 2.960,00 3.059,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 100g - philoro EURO 2.965,00 3.055,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Barren 1g - philoro cover EURO 31,00 38,00 18.03.
Goldmünzen
American Buffalo 1/1 EURO 939,00 985,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/4 EURO 243,00 265,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/2 EURO 481,00 508,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
American Eagle 1/1 EURO 939,00 986,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/2 EURO 481,00 516,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Britannia 1/1 EURO 939,00 982,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
China Panda 1/1 EURO 939,00 987,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 1-fach EURO 103,00 116,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Gold-Dukaten 4-fach EURO 401,00 441,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/10 EURO 96,00 109,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/2 EURO 481,00 500,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kaenguruh 1/1 EURO 939,00 969,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/10 EURO 96,00 106,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/4 EURO 239,00 260,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/2 EURO 481,00 496,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Krugerrand 1/1 EURO 937,00 964,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/20 - Pferd EURO 54,00 67,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/10 - Pferd EURO 96,00 111,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/4 - Pferd EURO 243,00 263,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/2 - Pferd EURO 484,00 514,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 1/1 - Pferd EURO 949,00 1.036,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Gold 2 Unzen - Pferd EURO 1.854,00 1.963,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/4 EURO 239,00 262,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/2 EURO 481,00 502,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf 1/1 EURO 939,00 966,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/10 EURO 98,00 106,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/4 EURO 239,00 260,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/2 EURO 481,00 499,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 1/1 EURO 939,00 970,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker 20 oz EURO 18.482,00 19.634,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Goldeuro 1/2 EURO 468,00 569,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Vreneli Gold 5.810 EURO 169,00 199,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
10 Kronen EURO 91,00 102,00 12:48
http://rohstoffe.finanztreff.de/rohstoffe_listen.htn?sektion…
Silberbarren
Silberbarren 50g EURO 30,10 41,17 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g EURO 43,30 71,76 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 250g EURO 110,70 161,48 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 500g EURO 218,50 308,81 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1000g EURO 435,90 600,83 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g - CombiBar EURO 45,30 105,08 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 5000g EURO 2.110,60 2.950,72 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1g - philoro cove EURO 1,50 3,21 12:48
Silbermünzen
American Eagle Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 18,90 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/4 EURO 3,90 6,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/2 EURO 7,30 9,90 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/1 EURO 14,60 17,80 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5 Unzen EURO 71,90 100,90 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 10 Unzen EURO 146,00 188,20 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1kg EURO 452,10 560,60 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5kg EURO 2.326,40 2.852,80 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Koala 1/1 EURO 14,40 19,20 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Koala Silber 1Kg EURO 452,40 557,90 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1/1 EURO 15,40 20,50 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1kg EURO 452,40 561,40 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Silber 1kg EURO 452,40 562,40 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Panda 1/1 EURO 14,60 21,50 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar - Schlange 1/1 EURO 15,40 42,13 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 17,60 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 17,60 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/4 - PP EURO 6,60 13,80 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/2 - PP EURO 10,20 20,47 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/1 - PP EURO 16,20 36,18 12:48
Silberbarren
Silberbarren 50g EURO 30,10 41,17 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g EURO 43,30 71,76 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 250g EURO 110,70 161,48 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 500g EURO 218,50 308,81 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1000g EURO 435,90 600,83 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 100g - CombiBar EURO 45,30 105,08 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 5000g EURO 2.110,60 2.950,72 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Silberbarren 1g - philoro cove EURO 1,50 3,21 12:48
Silbermünzen
American Eagle Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 18,90 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/4 EURO 3,90 6,00 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/2 EURO 7,30 9,90 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1/1 EURO 14,60 17,80 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5 Unzen EURO 71,90 100,90 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 10 Unzen EURO 146,00 188,20 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 1kg EURO 452,10 560,60 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Arche Noah 5kg EURO 2.326,40 2.852,80 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Koala 1/1 EURO 14,40 19,20 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Koala Silber 1Kg EURO 452,40 557,90 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1/1 EURO 15,40 20,50 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Kookaburra 1kg EURO 452,40 561,40 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar Silber 1kg EURO 452,40 562,40 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Panda 1/1 EURO 14,60 21,50 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Lunar - Schlange 1/1 EURO 15,40 42,13 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Maple Leaf Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 17,60 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Philharmoniker Silber 1/1 EURO 14,60 17,60 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/4 - PP EURO 6,60 13,80 12:51:33 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/2 - PP EURO 10,20 20,47 12:48 Zum Anbieter
Amadeus Mozart 1/1 - PP EURO 16,20 36,18 12:48
Gold London Fixing
1.Quartal 2014
Average: 1.293,06
Silber-Fixing
1. Quartal 2014
Average: 20,47
http://www.kitco.com/scripts/hist_charts/yearly_graphs.plx
1.Quartal 2014
Average: 1.293,06
Silber-Fixing
1. Quartal 2014
Average: 20,47
http://www.kitco.com/scripts/hist_charts/yearly_graphs.plx
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.678.179 von Popeye82 am 21.03.14 22:31:16richtig
mit Mary Jane hab ich vor Jahren schon Schluß gemacht.
Als Kommerzprodukt interessiert es mich nicht.
Meine Frau/Tochter baut das unter staatlicher Aufsicht
und Genehmigung eh selbst an, seit Jahren für die Pharma-Fritzen.
mit Mary Jane hab ich vor Jahren schon Schluß gemacht.
Als Kommerzprodukt interessiert es mich nicht.
Meine Frau/Tochter baut das unter staatlicher Aufsicht
und Genehmigung eh selbst an, seit Jahren für die Pharma-Fritzen.
wenn Öl mal bisschen mehr wackelt, dann gibts Dosto Tontauben schiessen, bei den COmpanies.
Booooom.
"Some very interesting stats released last week by analysts at Evaluate Energy. Showing exactly why big oil has some big issues to deal with.
Evaluate crunched the numbers on 2013 spending trends from the "big four" oil firms: Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron and BP. And found that these petro-players are today spending a lot more cash than in previous years.
For one, lifting costs rose significantly in 2013. With total expenses up 10% on the year, as compared to 2012.
The more telling stat is overall development costs. Which showed an even bigger jump.
As the chart below shows, total development costs for the four majors leapt by over $10 billion in 2013. All told, costs have risen by nearly $30 billion since 2011.
The rising trend is even more apparent when we look at per-barrel development costs (the orange line in the chart above). With this metric having nearly doubled since 2009--from $25 per boe to over $45.
This cost escalation has had a direct impact on the majors' bottom lines. With earnings for the four firms having slipped two years in a row, down by a combined $30 billion since 2011.
This data jives with what I've been hearing from the field. With an accounting source in the industry recently reporting that high operating costs (including soaring general and administrative expenses) have all but eaten up profits at one of the largest mid-tier E&Ps in the U.S.
This is a trend that all energy investors need to be watching. Costs are a "silent killer" in the resource sector--slowly eroding profits and eventually leading to a collapse in valuations.
Successful E&Ps going forward will be the ones who proactively address this issue. Big firms like Apache have recently been selling down assets--with the company announcing yesterday it will shop its western Canadian assets for $374 million. Such a strategy of monetizing properties might be a good idea amid the current operating environment.
Oil-focused companies currently have a bit more leeway, with crude prices remaining high. But any pullback in prices--even 10% to 20%--could be a trigger for major financial crunches at numerous companies.
Something to bear in mind as we look for ways to profit from today's energy space.
Here's to adding up the costs,
Dave Forest "
Booooom.
"Some very interesting stats released last week by analysts at Evaluate Energy. Showing exactly why big oil has some big issues to deal with.
Evaluate crunched the numbers on 2013 spending trends from the "big four" oil firms: Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron and BP. And found that these petro-players are today spending a lot more cash than in previous years.
For one, lifting costs rose significantly in 2013. With total expenses up 10% on the year, as compared to 2012.
The more telling stat is overall development costs. Which showed an even bigger jump.
As the chart below shows, total development costs for the four majors leapt by over $10 billion in 2013. All told, costs have risen by nearly $30 billion since 2011.
The rising trend is even more apparent when we look at per-barrel development costs (the orange line in the chart above). With this metric having nearly doubled since 2009--from $25 per boe to over $45.
This cost escalation has had a direct impact on the majors' bottom lines. With earnings for the four firms having slipped two years in a row, down by a combined $30 billion since 2011.
This data jives with what I've been hearing from the field. With an accounting source in the industry recently reporting that high operating costs (including soaring general and administrative expenses) have all but eaten up profits at one of the largest mid-tier E&Ps in the U.S.
This is a trend that all energy investors need to be watching. Costs are a "silent killer" in the resource sector--slowly eroding profits and eventually leading to a collapse in valuations.
Successful E&Ps going forward will be the ones who proactively address this issue. Big firms like Apache have recently been selling down assets--with the company announcing yesterday it will shop its western Canadian assets for $374 million. Such a strategy of monetizing properties might be a good idea amid the current operating environment.
Oil-focused companies currently have a bit more leeway, with crude prices remaining high. But any pullback in prices--even 10% to 20%--could be a trigger for major financial crunches at numerous companies.
Something to bear in mind as we look for ways to profit from today's energy space.
Here's to adding up the costs,
Dave Forest "
Nee,
erst sackt er mal Verluste ein.
bei EXXON, von denen er noch reichlich hat,
und bei 3 ÖL-LPs die monatlich Div. auswerfen.
erst sackt er mal Verluste ein.
bei EXXON, von denen er noch reichlich hat,
und bei 3 ÖL-LPs die monatlich Div. auswerfen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.748.217 von dosto am 01.04.14 20:20:55
Ich dachte Du hast sie schon jahrelang.
Gruß
P.
Ich dachte Du hast sie schon jahrelang.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.748.545 von Popeye82 am 01.04.14 21:14:35nixdestotrotz,
nimmt deshalb der Kontostand ab.
Verluste in Sinne auf eingesetztes Kapital
werden allerdings nicht generiert.
Die LPs sind eh vorübergehender Natur.
Außerdem bin ich Verkaufstimmung
IBM knapp unter 200
Exxon knapp unter 100
da lohnt es sich für mich ins Fiat Money Elementar-
Teilchen zu setzen.
Man lebt nicht ewig.
Ich will doch nicht das Geld mit der Krankenschwester verjubeln.
nimmt deshalb der Kontostand ab.
Verluste in Sinne auf eingesetztes Kapital
werden allerdings nicht generiert.
Die LPs sind eh vorübergehender Natur.
Außerdem bin ich Verkaufstimmung
IBM knapp unter 200
Exxon knapp unter 100
da lohnt es sich für mich ins Fiat Money Elementar-
Teilchen zu setzen.
Man lebt nicht ewig.
Ich will doch nicht das Geld mit der Krankenschwester verjubeln.
alles für den Shareholdervalue.
BHP Billiton to sell non-core assets portfolio - MT - Apr 2, 2014
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsbhp-billiton-to-sell-non-…
"Australia-based BHP Billiton has indirectly confirmed it will divest some of the company's non-core aluminium, thermal coal, manganese and nickel assets to simplify its portfolio.
The value of the de-merging of non-core assets is around $18.5bn, according to BHP.
The group has sold various petroleum, copper, coal, mineral sands, uranium and diamonds assets in Australia, the US, Canada, South Africa and the UK in the last two years.
BHP sold its Yeelirrie uranium deposit in Western Australia to Cameco for about $430m, and its diamond business to Dominion Diamond for around $553m.
The diversification will help the company focus on major assets such as iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum, which are expected to generate stronger growth in free cashflow and a higher return on investment.
A key factor of the asset disposal is that, with the exception of manganese in Australia and South Africa, they all are under pressure to turn a dollar due to weak prices, most notably aluminium and nickel.
The company plans to add potash to its remaining assets, to improve the productivity and performance of its largest businesses.
The firm will study the next phase of simplification, including structural options, and will only pursue those that maximise the value for its shareholders. "
BHP Billiton to sell non-core assets portfolio - MT - Apr 2, 2014
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsbhp-billiton-to-sell-non-…
"Australia-based BHP Billiton has indirectly confirmed it will divest some of the company's non-core aluminium, thermal coal, manganese and nickel assets to simplify its portfolio.
The value of the de-merging of non-core assets is around $18.5bn, according to BHP.
The group has sold various petroleum, copper, coal, mineral sands, uranium and diamonds assets in Australia, the US, Canada, South Africa and the UK in the last two years.
BHP sold its Yeelirrie uranium deposit in Western Australia to Cameco for about $430m, and its diamond business to Dominion Diamond for around $553m.
The diversification will help the company focus on major assets such as iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum, which are expected to generate stronger growth in free cashflow and a higher return on investment.
A key factor of the asset disposal is that, with the exception of manganese in Australia and South Africa, they all are under pressure to turn a dollar due to weak prices, most notably aluminium and nickel.
The company plans to add potash to its remaining assets, to improve the productivity and performance of its largest businesses.
The firm will study the next phase of simplification, including structural options, and will only pursue those that maximise the value for its shareholders. "
A key factor of the asset disposal is that, with the exception of manganese in Australia and South Africa, they all are under pressure to turn a dollar due to weak prices, most notably aluminium and nickel.
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da haben sie m.E völlig recht.
was sie mit Potz-Asche vorhaben um Asche zu generieren,
darauf darf man gespannt sein.Allerdings jeder Kontinent macht in Potash.
AAfrica mit Eritrea
und in Boliven werden 1^70 km Eisenbahn gebaut um das Zeug nach Brasilien zu bringen.
Jede Menge los.
Vielleicht gehts ja dem Kartell endlich langsam aber sicher an den Kragen.
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da haben sie m.E völlig recht.
was sie mit Potz-Asche vorhaben um Asche zu generieren,
darauf darf man gespannt sein.Allerdings jeder Kontinent macht in Potash.
AAfrica mit Eritrea
und in Boliven werden 1^70 km Eisenbahn gebaut um das Zeug nach Brasilien zu bringen.
Jede Menge los.
Vielleicht gehts ja dem Kartell endlich langsam aber sicher an den Kragen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.755.299 von dosto am 02.04.14 19:58:44
Das wird noch 1, 2 Tage dauern.
Wobei ich mir nicht, mehr, sicher bin ob es überhaupt dazu -geschweige denn "nahe dran"- kommen wird.
Ich bezweifel es eigentlich. Was ich an Prognosen kenne macht das eigentlich gar nicht wahrscheinlich.
In Afrika/Eritera spiele ich auch mit.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: Vielleicht gehts ja dem Kartell endlich langsam aber sicher an den Kragen.
Das wird noch 1, 2 Tage dauern.
Wobei ich mir nicht, mehr, sicher bin ob es überhaupt dazu -geschweige denn "nahe dran"- kommen wird.
Ich bezweifel es eigentlich. Was ich an Prognosen kenne macht das eigentlich gar nicht wahrscheinlich.
In Afrika/Eritera spiele ich auch mit.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.755.417 von Popeye82 am 02.04.14 20:15:27Ja schon möglich,
in Südamerika sucht man seine Wege und man findet sie,
natürlich dürfen die Canadier keinen Fuß setzen, aber das kriegt man
schon hin. Man ist ist ja erst jetzt sensibel geworden.
in Südamerika sucht man seine Wege und man findet sie,
natürlich dürfen die Canadier keinen Fuß setzen, aber das kriegt man
schon hin. Man ist ist ja erst jetzt sensibel geworden.
26-year old mining CEO accused of stealing $7.000.000, to fund luxury lifestyle - M.com/NYDN - Apr 1, 2014
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/former-mining-ceo-accused-of-stealing-7-milli…
"London-based iron ore miner Oakmont Resources is suing former CEO Aaron Thomas, for allegedly taking more than $7 million from the company’s coffers to fund a lavish lifestyle that included luxury cars, private jets, exotic vacations and $20,000 breast implants for his Brazilian fiancée.
The company’s board sacked the Australian businessman, now based in New York, in January this year, after it learned about the missing funds.
“Thomas charged Oakmont for a substantial amount of supposed ‘business’ expenses which were, in fact, personal expenses which could have no possible business purpose,” says the lawsuit filed in the Manhattan Supreme Court, NY Daily News reports.
The suit adds that while Thomas did make some disclosures “as to the whereabouts of the misappropriated funds,” around $2.5 million remain unaccounted for.
Among the many claims, the 26-year-old is being accused of using the company’s funds to buy Rolex and Hublot watches, a $171,000 Tiffany engagement ring for his fiancée Thaiana Rodrigues, pay the $14,500 monthly rent for a Manhattan apartment he shares with her, and splurging $91,000 in a trip to Las Vegas, among others.
Thomas told the newspaper the lawsuit was an attempt by the firm board to get his remaining shares. He vowed to file a countersuit, but declined to comment further. "
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/former-mining-ceo-accused-of-stealing-7-milli…
"London-based iron ore miner Oakmont Resources is suing former CEO Aaron Thomas, for allegedly taking more than $7 million from the company’s coffers to fund a lavish lifestyle that included luxury cars, private jets, exotic vacations and $20,000 breast implants for his Brazilian fiancée.
The company’s board sacked the Australian businessman, now based in New York, in January this year, after it learned about the missing funds.
“Thomas charged Oakmont for a substantial amount of supposed ‘business’ expenses which were, in fact, personal expenses which could have no possible business purpose,” says the lawsuit filed in the Manhattan Supreme Court, NY Daily News reports.
The suit adds that while Thomas did make some disclosures “as to the whereabouts of the misappropriated funds,” around $2.5 million remain unaccounted for.
Among the many claims, the 26-year-old is being accused of using the company’s funds to buy Rolex and Hublot watches, a $171,000 Tiffany engagement ring for his fiancée Thaiana Rodrigues, pay the $14,500 monthly rent for a Manhattan apartment he shares with her, and splurging $91,000 in a trip to Las Vegas, among others.
Thomas told the newspaper the lawsuit was an attempt by the firm board to get his remaining shares. He vowed to file a countersuit, but declined to comment further. "
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1 Bitcoin $ 5,188,770,237 $ 410.92 12,627,300 BTC $ 33,783,139 -9.28 %
2 Ripple $ 740,849,691 $ 0.007408 99,999,995,655 XRP* $ 234,985 -7.50 %
3 Litecoin $ 279,138,831 $ 10.21 27,345,554 LTC $ 7,139,227 -10.25 %
4 Isracoin $ 124,317,887 $ 0.26 481,004,851 ISR** $ 106,910 +375.53 %
5 Peercoin $ 34,565,119 $ 1.62 21,300,763 PPC $ 157,634 -12.44 %
6 Dogecoin $ 27,677,389 $ 0.000402 68,916,792,384 DOGE $ 716,846 -10.97 %
7 Nxt $ 21,853,623 $ 0.021854 999,997,096 NXT* $ 88,084 -20.51 %
8 Mastercoin $ 16,303,493 $ 26.32 619,478 MSC* $ 9,627 -14.04 %
9 Namecoin $ 14,046,222 $ 1.66 8,475,482 NMC $ 121,896 -12.57 %
10 Auroracoin $ 12,939,672 $ 1.21 10,682,301 AUR** $ 115,574 -19.62 %
11 BitShares-PTS $ 6,711,627 $ 4.24 1,581,718 PTS $ 84,918 -7.88 %
12 Counterparty $ 4,983,275 $ 1.88 2,649,491 XCP* $ 3,526 -13.58 %
13 Quark $ 4,038,426 $ 0.016301 247,741,090 QRK $ 16,637 -12.10 %
14 Feathercoin $ 3,384,082 $ 0.086161 39,276,250 FTC $ 22,348 -13.38 %
15 Primecoin $ 3,338,553 $ 0.65 5,165,831 XPM $ 59,980 -17.79 %
16 Zetacoin $ 3,326,172 $ 0.020748 160,312,856 ZET $ 289,719 -24.36 %
17 Vertcoin $ 3,154,228 $ 0.95 3,337,150 VTC $ 136,487 -14.31 %
18 BlackCoin $ 2,920,098 $ 0.039195 74,502,477 BC* $ 193,490 -10.18 %
19 Novacoin $ 2,858,074 $ 3.75 762,516 NVC $ 14,069 -14.66 %
20 DarkCoin $ 2,151,142 $ 0.54 3,977,338 DRK $ 11,657 -8.40 %
21 Infinitecoin $ 1,960,076 $ 0.000022 90,467,358,781 IFC $ 24,718 -17.92 %
22 WorldCoin $ 1,720,388 $ 0.033393 51,520,012 WDC $ 26,355 -10.87 %
23 MaxCoin $ 1,587,549 $ 0.09227 17,205,504 MAX $ 70,228 -16.09 %
24 Megacoin $ 1,374,200 $ 0.059879 22,949,800 MEC $ 20,579 -12.70 %
25 KarpelesCoin $ 1,293,986 $ 0.12 10,542,035 KAR** $ 607 -32.24 %
26 YbCoin $ 1,112,352 $ 0.85 1,301,244 YBC $ 46,642 -20.86 %
27 Mintcoin $ 994,463 $ 0.000053 18,756,335,526 MINT $ 11,960 -15.86 %
28 Electronic Gulden $ 827,469 $ 0.069758 11,862,050 EFL** $ 4,121 +28.07 %
29 Devcoin $ 774,102 $ 0.000116 6,656,220,050 DVC $ 4,914 -13.80 %
30 Ixcoin $ 691,347 $ 0.036337 19,026,002 IXC $ 10,698 +13.47 %
31 Muniti $ 628,231 $ 0.025435 24,699,275 MUN** $ 309 -19.66 %
32 Copperlark $ 609,654 $ 0.083544 7,297,449 CLR** $ 239 -17.13 %
33 Anoncoin $ 565,674 $ 0.65 866,225 ANC $ 8,938 -7.87 %
34 SiliconValleyCoin $ 562,397 $ 0.031923 17,617,180 XSV** $ 235 -63.52 %
35 Pesetacoin $ 561,740 $ 0.025486 22,041,153 PTC $ 457 -3.62 %
36 Freicoin $ 558,178 $ 0.013349 41,813,242 FRC $ 5,453 -18.18 %
37 HoboNickels $ 505,634 $ 0.13 3,811,076 HBN $ 5,483 +3.53 %
38 PotCoin $ 505,246 $ 0.007218 69,994,749 POT $ 27,674 -20.85 %
39 Tickets $ 495,032 $ 0.000007 66,876,281,414 TIX $ 15,972 -24.84 %
40 Unobtanium $ 440,265 $ 2.53 174,279 UNO $ 8,059 -11.00 %
41 UltraCoin $ 432,086 $ 0.037433 11,542,786 UTC $ 12,494 -23.95 %
42 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 405,396 $ 0.43 948,383 CGB $ 1,262 -18.57 %
43 SpainCoin $ 393,155 $ 0.014604 26,921,645 SPA** $ 5,970 -26.69 %
44 Terracoin $ 391,404 $ 0.065453 5,979,890 TRC $ 4,112 -7.97 %
45 Faircoin $ 390,438 $ 0.007807 50,008,519 FAC* $ 112,846 -21.48 %
46 CryptoEscudo $ 374,785 $ 0.00082 456,782,100 CESC** $ 481 -9.35 %
47 NetCoin $ 369,496 $ 0.00149 247,978,740 NET $ 21,612 -26.49 %
48 GoldCoin $ 366,840 $ 0.012027 30,500,960 GLD $ 1,239 -9.45 %
49 Digitalcoin $ 361,185 $ 0.025004 14,445,158 DGC $ 14,323 -11.01 %
50 Guldencoin $ 344,459 $ 0.001846 186,587,000 NLG** $ 7,289 +47.82 %
51 Myriadcoin $ 314,856 $ 0.00238 132,273,000 MYR $ 48,089 +31.09 %
52 ReddCoin $ 304,840 $ 0.000016 18,525,150,013 RDD $ 3,346 -10.21 %
53 Gridcoin $ 257,095 $ 0.015432 16,659,533 GRC $ 7,741 -2.18 %
54 MonaCoin $ 248,502 $ 0.048632 5,109,850 MONA $ 1,214 -15.31 %
55 Mincoin $ 246,841 $ 0.14 1,714,254 MNC $ 272 -11.87 %
56 Heavycoin $ 229,943 $ 0.010267 22,395,332 HVC $ 4,043 -13.94 %
57 Particle $ 229,007 $ 0.000328 697,426,567 PRT $ 349 -23.42 %
58 Zeitcoin $ 222,353 $ 0.000008 27,148,028,344 ZEIT $ 1,547 -36.06 %
59 Applecoin $ 200,970 $ 0.012419 16,182,495 APC $ 6,262 -13.44 %
60 MazaCoin $ 196,078 $ 0.000871 225,065,050 MZC $ 10,273 -8.68 %
61 Sexcoin $ 193,862 $ 0.002865 67,671,652 SXC $ 1,955 -15.15 %
62 UnionCoin $ 189,414 $ 0.02258 8,388,608 UNC $ 1,341 -18.35 %
63 Kittehcoin $ 187,501 $ 0.000021 9,127,420,906 MEOW $ 7,967 -8.83 %
64 LeafCoin $ 182,576 $ 0.000012 14,954,123,052 LEAF $ 1,391 +37.34 %
65 DigiByte $ 181,260 $ 0.000189 957,476,885 DGB $ 8,216 +3.92 %
66 ECCoin $ 163,896 $ 0.000012 13,230,406,285 ECC $ 6,278 -29.65 %
67 Bitcoin Scrypt $ 160,898 $ 0.033944 4,740,100 BTCS $ 581 -31.16 %
68 FedoraCoin $ 159,920 $ 7.4e-07 215,474,858,659 TIPS $ 5,143 -32.79 %
69 BBQCoin $ 154,502 $ 0.004633 33,350,799 BQC $ 2,123 -20.82 %
70 Philosopher Stones $ 154,334 $ 0.082183 1,877,924 PHS $ 369 +7.41 %
71 Billioncoin $ 148,920 $ 0.000023 6,602,356,913 BIL $ 4,600 -12.18 %
72 Execoin $ 138,390 $ 0.029167 4,744,800 EXE $ 3,541 -15.33 %
73 FlorinCoin $ 136,491 $ 0.003241 42,116,800 FLO $ 481 -5.23 %
74 Yacoin $ 133,251 $ 0.006671 19,974,432 YAC $ 1,871 -14.55 %
75 MemoryCoin $ 131,443 $ 0.019665 6,684,094 MMC $ 2,408 -17.23 %
76 BitBar $ 129,636 $ 12.35 10,500 BTB $ 253 -46.19 %
77 TagCoin $ 127,359 $ 0.11 1,186,030 TAG $ 7,685 -19.57 %
78 RedCoin $ 125,568 $ 0.003019 41,594,784 RED $ 18,076 -27.98 %
79 Einsteinium $ 124,067 $ 0.002059 60,262,545 EMC2 $ 5,560 -17.44 %
80 SecureCoin $ 123,322 $ 0.078524 1,570,496 SRC $ 2,133 -21.41 %
81 USDe $ 117,509 $ 0.000201 585,072,800 USDE $ 3,159 -19.94 %
82 EarthCoin $ 104,444 $ 0.000045 2,298,687,622 EAC $ 2,806 +0.80 %
83 Extremecoin $ 101,571 $ 0.029257 3,471,665 EXC $ 264 -12.33 %
84 CacheCoin $ 99,885 $ 0.37 270,675 CACH $ 1,646 -32.10 %
85 Mooncoin $ 92,625 $ 0.000001 72,799,783,280 MOON $ 2,859 -24.31 %
86 LottoCoin $ 88,544 $ 0.000008 10,773,923,040 LOT $ 504 -8.92 %
87 HunterCoin $ 87,437 $ 0.063692 1,372,810 HUC $ 1,132 -33.03 %
88 Riecoin $ 83,918 $ 0.048959 1,714,050 RIC $ 350 +0.89 %
89 Karmacoin $ 83,136 $ 0.000002 45,227,334,065 KARM $ 2,283 +43.88 %
90 42 Coin $ 81,015 $ 32,251 2.5120161 42 $ 1,698 -15.93 %
91 Hirocoin $ 69,598 $ 0.003692 18,850,400 HIC $ 1,333 -34.67 %
92 Fastcoin $ 68,478 $ 0.000975 70,261,386 FST $ 404 -19.60 %
93 Deutsche eMark $ 60,093 $ 0.009315 6,450,850 DEM $ 343 -13.89 %
94 DNotes $ 58,459 $ 0.000859 68,056,500 NOTE $ 776 -8.28 %
95 NobleCoin $ 58,342 $ 0.000061 949,615,000 NOBL $ 547 -5.79 %
96 microCoin $ 54,392 $ 0.000002 23,118,763,375 MRC $ 442 -24.30 %
97 Blitzcoin $ 53,451 $ 0.000529 101,000,501 BLTZ $ 619 -30.87 %
98 FlutterCoin $ 52,239 $ 0.00053 98,526,811 FLT $ 3,827 -14.89 %
99 QubitCoin $ 50,334 $ 0.000217 232,424,296 Q2C $ 307 -18.57 %
100 KlondikeCoin $ 48,580 $ 0.00666 7,293,941 KDC $ 1,042 -23.76 %
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Total Market Cap: $ 6,527,122,580
1 Bitcoin $ 5,188,770,237 $ 410.92 12,627,300 BTC $ 33,783,139 -9.28 %
2 Ripple $ 740,849,691 $ 0.007408 99,999,995,655 XRP* $ 234,985 -7.50 %
3 Litecoin $ 279,138,831 $ 10.21 27,345,554 LTC $ 7,139,227 -10.25 %
4 Isracoin $ 124,317,887 $ 0.26 481,004,851 ISR** $ 106,910 +375.53 %
5 Peercoin $ 34,565,119 $ 1.62 21,300,763 PPC $ 157,634 -12.44 %
6 Dogecoin $ 27,677,389 $ 0.000402 68,916,792,384 DOGE $ 716,846 -10.97 %
7 Nxt $ 21,853,623 $ 0.021854 999,997,096 NXT* $ 88,084 -20.51 %
8 Mastercoin $ 16,303,493 $ 26.32 619,478 MSC* $ 9,627 -14.04 %
9 Namecoin $ 14,046,222 $ 1.66 8,475,482 NMC $ 121,896 -12.57 %
10 Auroracoin $ 12,939,672 $ 1.21 10,682,301 AUR** $ 115,574 -19.62 %
11 BitShares-PTS $ 6,711,627 $ 4.24 1,581,718 PTS $ 84,918 -7.88 %
12 Counterparty $ 4,983,275 $ 1.88 2,649,491 XCP* $ 3,526 -13.58 %
13 Quark $ 4,038,426 $ 0.016301 247,741,090 QRK $ 16,637 -12.10 %
14 Feathercoin $ 3,384,082 $ 0.086161 39,276,250 FTC $ 22,348 -13.38 %
15 Primecoin $ 3,338,553 $ 0.65 5,165,831 XPM $ 59,980 -17.79 %
16 Zetacoin $ 3,326,172 $ 0.020748 160,312,856 ZET $ 289,719 -24.36 %
17 Vertcoin $ 3,154,228 $ 0.95 3,337,150 VTC $ 136,487 -14.31 %
18 BlackCoin $ 2,920,098 $ 0.039195 74,502,477 BC* $ 193,490 -10.18 %
19 Novacoin $ 2,858,074 $ 3.75 762,516 NVC $ 14,069 -14.66 %
20 DarkCoin $ 2,151,142 $ 0.54 3,977,338 DRK $ 11,657 -8.40 %
21 Infinitecoin $ 1,960,076 $ 0.000022 90,467,358,781 IFC $ 24,718 -17.92 %
22 WorldCoin $ 1,720,388 $ 0.033393 51,520,012 WDC $ 26,355 -10.87 %
23 MaxCoin $ 1,587,549 $ 0.09227 17,205,504 MAX $ 70,228 -16.09 %
24 Megacoin $ 1,374,200 $ 0.059879 22,949,800 MEC $ 20,579 -12.70 %
25 KarpelesCoin $ 1,293,986 $ 0.12 10,542,035 KAR** $ 607 -32.24 %
26 YbCoin $ 1,112,352 $ 0.85 1,301,244 YBC $ 46,642 -20.86 %
27 Mintcoin $ 994,463 $ 0.000053 18,756,335,526 MINT $ 11,960 -15.86 %
28 Electronic Gulden $ 827,469 $ 0.069758 11,862,050 EFL** $ 4,121 +28.07 %
29 Devcoin $ 774,102 $ 0.000116 6,656,220,050 DVC $ 4,914 -13.80 %
30 Ixcoin $ 691,347 $ 0.036337 19,026,002 IXC $ 10,698 +13.47 %
31 Muniti $ 628,231 $ 0.025435 24,699,275 MUN** $ 309 -19.66 %
32 Copperlark $ 609,654 $ 0.083544 7,297,449 CLR** $ 239 -17.13 %
33 Anoncoin $ 565,674 $ 0.65 866,225 ANC $ 8,938 -7.87 %
34 SiliconValleyCoin $ 562,397 $ 0.031923 17,617,180 XSV** $ 235 -63.52 %
35 Pesetacoin $ 561,740 $ 0.025486 22,041,153 PTC $ 457 -3.62 %
36 Freicoin $ 558,178 $ 0.013349 41,813,242 FRC $ 5,453 -18.18 %
37 HoboNickels $ 505,634 $ 0.13 3,811,076 HBN $ 5,483 +3.53 %
38 PotCoin $ 505,246 $ 0.007218 69,994,749 POT $ 27,674 -20.85 %
39 Tickets $ 495,032 $ 0.000007 66,876,281,414 TIX $ 15,972 -24.84 %
40 Unobtanium $ 440,265 $ 2.53 174,279 UNO $ 8,059 -11.00 %
41 UltraCoin $ 432,086 $ 0.037433 11,542,786 UTC $ 12,494 -23.95 %
42 Cryptogenic Bullion $ 405,396 $ 0.43 948,383 CGB $ 1,262 -18.57 %
43 SpainCoin $ 393,155 $ 0.014604 26,921,645 SPA** $ 5,970 -26.69 %
44 Terracoin $ 391,404 $ 0.065453 5,979,890 TRC $ 4,112 -7.97 %
45 Faircoin $ 390,438 $ 0.007807 50,008,519 FAC* $ 112,846 -21.48 %
46 CryptoEscudo $ 374,785 $ 0.00082 456,782,100 CESC** $ 481 -9.35 %
47 NetCoin $ 369,496 $ 0.00149 247,978,740 NET $ 21,612 -26.49 %
48 GoldCoin $ 366,840 $ 0.012027 30,500,960 GLD $ 1,239 -9.45 %
49 Digitalcoin $ 361,185 $ 0.025004 14,445,158 DGC $ 14,323 -11.01 %
50 Guldencoin $ 344,459 $ 0.001846 186,587,000 NLG** $ 7,289 +47.82 %
51 Myriadcoin $ 314,856 $ 0.00238 132,273,000 MYR $ 48,089 +31.09 %
52 ReddCoin $ 304,840 $ 0.000016 18,525,150,013 RDD $ 3,346 -10.21 %
53 Gridcoin $ 257,095 $ 0.015432 16,659,533 GRC $ 7,741 -2.18 %
54 MonaCoin $ 248,502 $ 0.048632 5,109,850 MONA $ 1,214 -15.31 %
55 Mincoin $ 246,841 $ 0.14 1,714,254 MNC $ 272 -11.87 %
56 Heavycoin $ 229,943 $ 0.010267 22,395,332 HVC $ 4,043 -13.94 %
57 Particle $ 229,007 $ 0.000328 697,426,567 PRT $ 349 -23.42 %
58 Zeitcoin $ 222,353 $ 0.000008 27,148,028,344 ZEIT $ 1,547 -36.06 %
59 Applecoin $ 200,970 $ 0.012419 16,182,495 APC $ 6,262 -13.44 %
60 MazaCoin $ 196,078 $ 0.000871 225,065,050 MZC $ 10,273 -8.68 %
61 Sexcoin $ 193,862 $ 0.002865 67,671,652 SXC $ 1,955 -15.15 %
62 UnionCoin $ 189,414 $ 0.02258 8,388,608 UNC $ 1,341 -18.35 %
63 Kittehcoin $ 187,501 $ 0.000021 9,127,420,906 MEOW $ 7,967 -8.83 %
64 LeafCoin $ 182,576 $ 0.000012 14,954,123,052 LEAF $ 1,391 +37.34 %
65 DigiByte $ 181,260 $ 0.000189 957,476,885 DGB $ 8,216 +3.92 %
66 ECCoin $ 163,896 $ 0.000012 13,230,406,285 ECC $ 6,278 -29.65 %
67 Bitcoin Scrypt $ 160,898 $ 0.033944 4,740,100 BTCS $ 581 -31.16 %
68 FedoraCoin $ 159,920 $ 7.4e-07 215,474,858,659 TIPS $ 5,143 -32.79 %
69 BBQCoin $ 154,502 $ 0.004633 33,350,799 BQC $ 2,123 -20.82 %
70 Philosopher Stones $ 154,334 $ 0.082183 1,877,924 PHS $ 369 +7.41 %
71 Billioncoin $ 148,920 $ 0.000023 6,602,356,913 BIL $ 4,600 -12.18 %
72 Execoin $ 138,390 $ 0.029167 4,744,800 EXE $ 3,541 -15.33 %
73 FlorinCoin $ 136,491 $ 0.003241 42,116,800 FLO $ 481 -5.23 %
74 Yacoin $ 133,251 $ 0.006671 19,974,432 YAC $ 1,871 -14.55 %
75 MemoryCoin $ 131,443 $ 0.019665 6,684,094 MMC $ 2,408 -17.23 %
76 BitBar $ 129,636 $ 12.35 10,500 BTB $ 253 -46.19 %
77 TagCoin $ 127,359 $ 0.11 1,186,030 TAG $ 7,685 -19.57 %
78 RedCoin $ 125,568 $ 0.003019 41,594,784 RED $ 18,076 -27.98 %
79 Einsteinium $ 124,067 $ 0.002059 60,262,545 EMC2 $ 5,560 -17.44 %
80 SecureCoin $ 123,322 $ 0.078524 1,570,496 SRC $ 2,133 -21.41 %
81 USDe $ 117,509 $ 0.000201 585,072,800 USDE $ 3,159 -19.94 %
82 EarthCoin $ 104,444 $ 0.000045 2,298,687,622 EAC $ 2,806 +0.80 %
83 Extremecoin $ 101,571 $ 0.029257 3,471,665 EXC $ 264 -12.33 %
84 CacheCoin $ 99,885 $ 0.37 270,675 CACH $ 1,646 -32.10 %
85 Mooncoin $ 92,625 $ 0.000001 72,799,783,280 MOON $ 2,859 -24.31 %
86 LottoCoin $ 88,544 $ 0.000008 10,773,923,040 LOT $ 504 -8.92 %
87 HunterCoin $ 87,437 $ 0.063692 1,372,810 HUC $ 1,132 -33.03 %
88 Riecoin $ 83,918 $ 0.048959 1,714,050 RIC $ 350 +0.89 %
89 Karmacoin $ 83,136 $ 0.000002 45,227,334,065 KARM $ 2,283 +43.88 %
90 42 Coin $ 81,015 $ 32,251 2.5120161 42 $ 1,698 -15.93 %
91 Hirocoin $ 69,598 $ 0.003692 18,850,400 HIC $ 1,333 -34.67 %
92 Fastcoin $ 68,478 $ 0.000975 70,261,386 FST $ 404 -19.60 %
93 Deutsche eMark $ 60,093 $ 0.009315 6,450,850 DEM $ 343 -13.89 %
94 DNotes $ 58,459 $ 0.000859 68,056,500 NOTE $ 776 -8.28 %
95 NobleCoin $ 58,342 $ 0.000061 949,615,000 NOBL $ 547 -5.79 %
96 microCoin $ 54,392 $ 0.000002 23,118,763,375 MRC $ 442 -24.30 %
97 Blitzcoin $ 53,451 $ 0.000529 101,000,501 BLTZ $ 619 -30.87 %
98 FlutterCoin $ 52,239 $ 0.00053 98,526,811 FLT $ 3,827 -14.89 %
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Hallo Pop
Lake Shore hat die Latte gerissen.
total cost 630
all in 970 Dollar
Lake Shore hat die Latte gerissen.
total cost 630
all in 970 Dollar
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.810.779 von dosto am 11.04.14 18:29:16
Im 4. Quartal lagen sie ja eigentlich sogar schon, ganze Ecke, tiefer.
Damit sind sie wahrscheinlich einer der, wenigen, Goldförderer die sich Ihre, hohe, Bewertung auch verdienen.
Ich kenne mich bei Ihnen aber nicht näher aus, hatte die Zahlen nur durch Zufal gesehen.
Abschreibungen und Schulden gibt es ja wie es aussieht auch noch, wobei ersteres Ihnen vermutlich ab diesem Jahr in die Karten spielen dürfte.
Zählen die Abschreibungen eigentlich mit in die "all in sunstaining cost" mit herein?
Zu den -Wertverlust der- Bitcoins.
Ist, "als solches", sicher richtig, aber dabei darfst Du auch nicht ganz ausser Acht lassen dass die vor einiger Zeit noch gerade mal 3,50 wert waren.
Dollar.
Gruß
P.
Im 4. Quartal lagen sie ja eigentlich sogar schon, ganze Ecke, tiefer.
Damit sind sie wahrscheinlich einer der, wenigen, Goldförderer die sich Ihre, hohe, Bewertung auch verdienen.
Ich kenne mich bei Ihnen aber nicht näher aus, hatte die Zahlen nur durch Zufal gesehen.
Abschreibungen und Schulden gibt es ja wie es aussieht auch noch, wobei ersteres Ihnen vermutlich ab diesem Jahr in die Karten spielen dürfte.
Zählen die Abschreibungen eigentlich mit in die "all in sunstaining cost" mit herein?
Zu den -Wertverlust der- Bitcoins.
Ist, "als solches", sicher richtig, aber dabei darfst Du auch nicht ganz ausser Acht lassen dass die vor einiger Zeit noch gerade mal 3,50 wert waren.
Dollar.
Gruß
P.
Na hoffentlich wird das keine Zeitbombe
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UPDATE 1-China may have 1,000 tonnes of gold tied in financing - WGC
Tue Apr 15, 2014 4:42am EDT
0 Comments
* Estimates imply strong imports driven by trade financing deals
* Imported gold used via loans, LCs to raise low cost funds
* Total China demand to grow 25 pct over four years (Adds comments from Chinese banks, analysts)
By A. Ananthalakshmi
SINGAPORE, April 15 (Reuters) - Chinese firms could have locked up as much as 1,000 tonnes of gold in financing deals, an industry report said, indicating a big slice of imports has been used to raise funds due to tight credit conditions, rather than to meet consumer demand.
The financing-related buying in the world's top gold consumer means prices could come under pressure if imports are hit by a broader crackdown on using commodities for finance.
The report - issued by the World Gold Council (WGC) on Tuesday - and other sources in China said gold was not as widely used for raising money as copper, which saw prices drop to a 3-1/2 year low in March on fears that those deals would unravel.
"Imported gold is being used via gold loans and letters of credit (LC) to raise low cost funds for business investment and speculation," the report said.
"The use of gold for purely financial operations is a form of demand that represents a small part of the much wider growth in shadow banking. It is feasible that by the end of 2013 this could have reached a cumulative 1,000 tonnes."
That accounts for almost a third of annual global production and is worth about $43 billion at current prices.
The estimates come from Precious Metals Insights, a Hong Kong-based consultancy commissioned for the survey on China.
"If that number is accurate, it is significant because an unwind of that is equivalent to a year's worth of (Chinese) imports," said Victor Thianpiriya, an analyst at ANZ Singapore.
"Having said that, it's unlikely that it would flood the market in one go, and over time I think there is enough demand in China to absorb it."
The practice of importing gold simply to raise funds is being conducted by wealthy individuals and firms for cheap short-term financing either for business or speculation to circumvent capital controls, the WGC report said.
It can be used for real estate purchases, or to speculate in higher yielding assets, and interest rate or currency arbitrage.
Other than using gold only for funding needs, the metal is also used widely by bullion producers and jewellery makers as collateral for loans.
Most of the gold in financing had been built up since 2011, the report said, with borrowers typically hedging the gold risk.
Data from Hong Kong shows that China's gold imports started rising dramatically from 2011. (For a graphic link.reuters.com/waq74v)
"We think that the rapid growth of the market size of gold trading between China and Hong Kong created from 2009 to 2013 (from below $5 billion to roughly $70 billion) is most likely driven by gold financing deals," Goldman Sachs said in a note in March.
The WGC report forecast Chinese gold demand would grow by 25 percent to at least 1,350 tonnes by 2017, though growth in 2014 could be limited after record amounts of buying last year.
NOT AS BIG AS COPPER
Chinese firms have been using various commodities to obtain credit after restrictions on traditional sources. Copper, iron ore, rubber, soybeans are all being used alongside gold.
China has up to $160 billion of outstanding loans using commodities as collateral, about 31 percent of the country's short-term foreign exchange loans, according to Goldman Sachs.
Last month, copper and iron ore prices took a hit on concerns that an increasing crackdown on such financing models could release a huge amount of stock into the market.
Goldman estimates that up to 1 million tonnes of copper and 30 million tonnes of iron ore is tied up in financing deals.
"I do not think there is large scale gold trade-financing deals like in copper," said Jiang Shu, an analyst with Industrial Bank, one of the few gold-importing banks in China.
Import quotas and a limited number of banks allowed to import meant gold would not be a popular choice for commodity financing deals, he added.
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) strictly controls gold imports through quotas, with only 12 banks allowed to import.
China imported a record 1,160 tonnes of gold from main conduit Hong Kong last year, in addition to about 428 tonnes of local production. The WGC has said Chinese demand in 2013 was about 1,066 tonnes, leaving the industry guessing about the "surplus" of about 522 tonnes.
The report said that the surplus in the market could either be from official sector purchases such as central bank buying or the extensive use of gold for financial operations.
"While there is some uncertainty about whether there have been official purchases of gold in the domestic market, such doubts do not exist when it comes to the large-scale use of gold for purely financial operations in China," the report said.
"Unless either the PBOC cracks down more severely and effectively on commodity financing or the credit allocation and pricing system in China is improved, substantial amounts of gold may continue to be imported and tied up in financial operations.
--------------------------------------------------------------
UPDATE 1-China may have 1,000 tonnes of gold tied in financing - WGC
Tue Apr 15, 2014 4:42am EDT
0 Comments
* Estimates imply strong imports driven by trade financing deals
* Imported gold used via loans, LCs to raise low cost funds
* Total China demand to grow 25 pct over four years (Adds comments from Chinese banks, analysts)
By A. Ananthalakshmi
SINGAPORE, April 15 (Reuters) - Chinese firms could have locked up as much as 1,000 tonnes of gold in financing deals, an industry report said, indicating a big slice of imports has been used to raise funds due to tight credit conditions, rather than to meet consumer demand.
The financing-related buying in the world's top gold consumer means prices could come under pressure if imports are hit by a broader crackdown on using commodities for finance.
The report - issued by the World Gold Council (WGC) on Tuesday - and other sources in China said gold was not as widely used for raising money as copper, which saw prices drop to a 3-1/2 year low in March on fears that those deals would unravel.
"Imported gold is being used via gold loans and letters of credit (LC) to raise low cost funds for business investment and speculation," the report said.
"The use of gold for purely financial operations is a form of demand that represents a small part of the much wider growth in shadow banking. It is feasible that by the end of 2013 this could have reached a cumulative 1,000 tonnes."
That accounts for almost a third of annual global production and is worth about $43 billion at current prices.
The estimates come from Precious Metals Insights, a Hong Kong-based consultancy commissioned for the survey on China.
"If that number is accurate, it is significant because an unwind of that is equivalent to a year's worth of (Chinese) imports," said Victor Thianpiriya, an analyst at ANZ Singapore.
"Having said that, it's unlikely that it would flood the market in one go, and over time I think there is enough demand in China to absorb it."
The practice of importing gold simply to raise funds is being conducted by wealthy individuals and firms for cheap short-term financing either for business or speculation to circumvent capital controls, the WGC report said.
It can be used for real estate purchases, or to speculate in higher yielding assets, and interest rate or currency arbitrage.
Other than using gold only for funding needs, the metal is also used widely by bullion producers and jewellery makers as collateral for loans.
Most of the gold in financing had been built up since 2011, the report said, with borrowers typically hedging the gold risk.
Data from Hong Kong shows that China's gold imports started rising dramatically from 2011. (For a graphic link.reuters.com/waq74v)
"We think that the rapid growth of the market size of gold trading between China and Hong Kong created from 2009 to 2013 (from below $5 billion to roughly $70 billion) is most likely driven by gold financing deals," Goldman Sachs said in a note in March.
The WGC report forecast Chinese gold demand would grow by 25 percent to at least 1,350 tonnes by 2017, though growth in 2014 could be limited after record amounts of buying last year.
NOT AS BIG AS COPPER
Chinese firms have been using various commodities to obtain credit after restrictions on traditional sources. Copper, iron ore, rubber, soybeans are all being used alongside gold.
China has up to $160 billion of outstanding loans using commodities as collateral, about 31 percent of the country's short-term foreign exchange loans, according to Goldman Sachs.
Last month, copper and iron ore prices took a hit on concerns that an increasing crackdown on such financing models could release a huge amount of stock into the market.
Goldman estimates that up to 1 million tonnes of copper and 30 million tonnes of iron ore is tied up in financing deals.
"I do not think there is large scale gold trade-financing deals like in copper," said Jiang Shu, an analyst with Industrial Bank, one of the few gold-importing banks in China.
Import quotas and a limited number of banks allowed to import meant gold would not be a popular choice for commodity financing deals, he added.
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) strictly controls gold imports through quotas, with only 12 banks allowed to import.
China imported a record 1,160 tonnes of gold from main conduit Hong Kong last year, in addition to about 428 tonnes of local production. The WGC has said Chinese demand in 2013 was about 1,066 tonnes, leaving the industry guessing about the "surplus" of about 522 tonnes.
The report said that the surplus in the market could either be from official sector purchases such as central bank buying or the extensive use of gold for financial operations.
"While there is some uncertainty about whether there have been official purchases of gold in the domestic market, such doubts do not exist when it comes to the large-scale use of gold for purely financial operations in China," the report said.
"Unless either the PBOC cracks down more severely and effectively on commodity financing or the credit allocation and pricing system in China is improved, substantial amounts of gold may continue to be imported and tied up in financial operations.
Zählen die Abschreibungen eigentlich mit in die "all in sunstaining cost" mit herein?
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Ich rechne sie ein.
Dafür rechne ich sie ja auch im cashflow mit ein.
Aber generell sind Abschreibungen der Miner eine Sache für sich,
und die kann nichteimal die uns zur Verfügung gestellten Bilanzen klären.
Weiß allein der Erbsenzähler + Co.
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Ich rechne sie ein.
Dafür rechne ich sie ja auch im cashflow mit ein.
Aber generell sind Abschreibungen der Miner eine Sache für sich,
und die kann nichteimal die uns zur Verfügung gestellten Bilanzen klären.
Weiß allein der Erbsenzähler + Co.
Company Name: Lake Shore Gold Corp.
Dow Jones Industry: Gold Mining
Exchange: NYSE MKT
Shares Outstanding: 416,695,000
Das ist schlicht und einfach zuviel an Sharemasse ZUVIEL,
daß die Lage besser für sie wird, dem wird wohl so sein.
Eine Aktie die ich mir ebt. windfall-Profite aufhebe.
Dow Jones Industry: Gold Mining
Exchange: NYSE MKT
Shares Outstanding: 416,695,000
Das ist schlicht und einfach zuviel an Sharemasse ZUVIEL,
daß die Lage besser für sie wird, dem wird wohl so sein.
Eine Aktie die ich mir ebt. windfall-Profite aufhebe.
wird Dir glaube ich gefallen Dosto.
glaub da wird es eine Menge Tränen geben, bei Marihuana.
‘Zombie’ juniors betting high hopes on medical marijuana - MW/CMR, TORONTO - Apr 17, 2014
- H. Lazenby -
www.miningweekly.com/article/zombie-juniors-betting-high-hop…
"During the last several months a group of entrepreneurial junior mineral explorers have floated the idea of broaching the fledgling medical marijuana industries of Canada and the US, keeping some of their penny stocks afloat amidst a moribund junior resources market environment.
While the current medical marijuana industry is highly fragmented, significant recent changes enacted by Health Canada, which would likely consolidate growers into larger commercial operations, had opened the door to first movers in a new uncharted industry that could result in handsome profits.
Despite the Canadian government not endorsing the use of marijuana, the courts have required reasonable access to a legal source of marijuana when authorised by a physician.
Meanwhile, in the US, medical marijuana is legal in about 20 states and the District of Columbia, with Colorado and Washington having recently legalised marijuana for recreational purposes that potentially set the stage for more states to legalise marijuana in some form in the coming years.
Just this week, TSX-V-listed Canada Coal, which is mainly focused on its Fosheim coal project on Nunavut’s Ellesmere Island, in Canada’s Arctic North, said that it was exploring potential business opportunities in the medical marijuana field.
Executive chairperson Bruce Duncan on Monday said that the emerging billion-dollar industry was currently undergoing significant regulatory and legal reform that had created “exciting” growth opportunities.
The company said that it was reviewing business opportunities with a goal to obtain operations that had been granted ‘Licensed Producer’ status under Canada’s new Marijuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR) that came in to effect on April 1.
Another firm, Vancouver-based Canadian Mining Company, which is involved in exploring, developing and producing zeolite, on Wednesday announced that it had entered into a memorandum of understanding with Thelon Capital to test the company's zeolite in the growing medical marijuana.
Zeolite is particularly valuable in holding and slowly releasing valuable nutrients to plants.
Other TSX Venture-listed companies such as Cavan Ventures, Terra Firma Resources, Axe Exploration, Bayhorse Silver, Viking Minerals, Benton Capital, Cavan Ventures, Prominex and Victory Ventures had also aired the idea of entering the medical marijuana industry, with the news releases temporarily sending the stocks upward.
But, it is a volatile market and many of these firms saw their penny stocks tumble after a Canadian Federal Court judge, in Vancouver, last month granted a last-minute reprieve for medical marijuana users from the MMPR, to be able to grow their own marijuana at home until legal arguments have been heard.
While most of the miners' plans to enter the legal marijuana industry were currently at the investigative stage, Health Canada had estimated that revenues from commercial medical marijuana could reach C$1.3-billion over the next decade and draw in an estimated 450 000 users of medical marijuana.
FAD CHASERS
Head of Kaiser Research Online John Kaiser told Mining Weekly Online that these days the bar is much higher when it comes to what is needed to be a ‘serious’ exploration company, and coupled with the difficult market situation, has created about 800 ‘zombie’ companies that have no future.
He explained that the medical marijuana bandwagon has emerged as a fad similar to the ‘dot-com’ craze in 1999, when the juniors were also trapped in a resource sector bear market. After that bubble burst, many of the companies turned their gaze back to the resources sector, with a scant few making noteworthy progress on their respective mineral claims.
“There is a feeling that marijuana will end up entirely decriminalised and that medical marijuana is the launching pad to position a business to benefit from the eventual decriminalisation of marijuana,” Kaiser said.
He argued that the medical marijuana business would be as profitable as the mining industry has been in recent years, and as profitable as all these social media startups commanding huge valuations will continue to be.
“Marijuana cultivation and distribution is profitable because it is criminal. Decriminalise it and suddenly the need for criminal infrastructure disappears as a barrier to entry
,” he said.
“Marijuana [would become] as profitable as any agricultural crop. There may be good small business opportunities to produce boutique blends similar to the craft brewing and estate winery industry.”
Kaiser noted that the departees to medical marijuana represented “good riddance” of pretend exploration juniors.
“Unfortunately such fads typically engulf only about 200 companies, so medical marijuana will not suck up enough zombie companies . And there are plenty of non-resource zombies on the TSX-V to jump onto this bandwagon,” he noted.
However, this would pass, owing to the TMX imposing ‘change of business’ (COB) halts on companies that are making a serious effort to shift into the medical marijuana business.
“The scam happening now is to float the ‘intent’ to look for another business area, which does not yet trigger the COB halt. There are some buzzwords that the algorithm traders look for. In our Kaiser Research Online search engine we have flagged such companies that you can search for using the special parameter ‘Companies toying with medical marijuana’,” he said.
He added that that there would be zero consequences if these companies leave.
“However, the serious consequence is that the people infrastructure supporting the resource sector, and the retail audience that understands and follows the resource sector, are evaporating to such an extent that the sector may fall through the extinction threshold,” he said.
JUNIOR DILEMMA
Kaiser sketched a grim backdrop against which these juniors are exploring for greener grass (read marijuana) on the other side of the fence.
“The junior resource sector is in a difficult spot for several reasons. One is that expectations for higher metal prices in the near to medium term have largely disappeared.
“In the case of non-precious metals the combination of slowing global economic growth and the mobilisation of new supply in response to the past decade's economic growth and metal price gains has eliminated the imbalance and in the case of metals like copper and iron, possibly tipped them into surplus for the short term.
“In the case of precious metals, the retreat in gold and silver prices to levels close to the ‘all-in’ global average cost, has forced the market to reflect on the stupidity of thinking that the actualisation of the primary argument for expecting higher gold prices, namely ‘fiat currency collapse’ or ‘hyper-inflation’, expands the profit margin of mining gold deposits,” he said.
Kaiser noted that there is no widely believed narrative that explained why higher real gold prices could be expected, so market interest in advanced metal deposits held by juniors engaged in feasibility demonstration remains muted. “The majority of juniors, however, is focused on exploration, which took a back seat during the past decade when the proper game was the economic rethinking of the failures of past exploration cycles,” he said.
The crux of the situation for juniors is, according to Kaiser, that for an exploration junior to succeed, it must deliver a discovery with a grade and size capable of being profitably mined at prevailing metal prices.
“But, especially in the case of gold, which underwent a 400% real price gain during the seventies when it stabilised at $400/oz in 1980, and which consumer price index-adjusted price is $1 100/oz today, making $1 300/oz gold only a 20% real increase, there is no low-hanging fruit to harvest.
“In other words, after 30 years of intense exploration, any meaningful new discoveries will be difficult to make, more capital intensive, and likely hidden under cover that offers few if any surficial clues about the potential below. The headaches with developing a mine also reduce the likelihood that smaller-sized deposits could be turned into mines, turning exploration into a very high-risk all-or-nothing venture,” Kaiser explained.
Further, institutional capital is not interested in this type of risk, and retail capital is also risk adverse.
Kaiser believes that the situation is compounded by regulatory gridlock with regard to financing mechanisms, structural changes in the brokerage industry, and the diminishment of the market as a price discovery mechanism due to fragmentation through multiple order execution platforms, and a proprietary trading culture that had turned the junior markets into a “capital stripping venue” that discourages after-market activity by retail investors interested in ‘slow gambling on fundamental outcomes’, rather than gambling on price volatility.
“These circumstances have paralysed the Canadian institution of a resource sector exploration and development venture, such that 40% of resource juniors have negative working capital, while another 20% have barely enough to stay listed while doing nothing on the exploration front,” he said. "
glaub da wird es eine Menge Tränen geben, bei Marihuana.
‘Zombie’ juniors betting high hopes on medical marijuana - MW/CMR, TORONTO - Apr 17, 2014
- H. Lazenby -
www.miningweekly.com/article/zombie-juniors-betting-high-hop…
"During the last several months a group of entrepreneurial junior mineral explorers have floated the idea of broaching the fledgling medical marijuana industries of Canada and the US, keeping some of their penny stocks afloat amidst a moribund junior resources market environment.
While the current medical marijuana industry is highly fragmented, significant recent changes enacted by Health Canada, which would likely consolidate growers into larger commercial operations, had opened the door to first movers in a new uncharted industry that could result in handsome profits.
Despite the Canadian government not endorsing the use of marijuana, the courts have required reasonable access to a legal source of marijuana when authorised by a physician.
Meanwhile, in the US, medical marijuana is legal in about 20 states and the District of Columbia, with Colorado and Washington having recently legalised marijuana for recreational purposes that potentially set the stage for more states to legalise marijuana in some form in the coming years.
Just this week, TSX-V-listed Canada Coal, which is mainly focused on its Fosheim coal project on Nunavut’s Ellesmere Island, in Canada’s Arctic North, said that it was exploring potential business opportunities in the medical marijuana field.
Executive chairperson Bruce Duncan on Monday said that the emerging billion-dollar industry was currently undergoing significant regulatory and legal reform that had created “exciting” growth opportunities.
The company said that it was reviewing business opportunities with a goal to obtain operations that had been granted ‘Licensed Producer’ status under Canada’s new Marijuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR) that came in to effect on April 1.
Another firm, Vancouver-based Canadian Mining Company, which is involved in exploring, developing and producing zeolite, on Wednesday announced that it had entered into a memorandum of understanding with Thelon Capital to test the company's zeolite in the growing medical marijuana.
Zeolite is particularly valuable in holding and slowly releasing valuable nutrients to plants.
Other TSX Venture-listed companies such as Cavan Ventures, Terra Firma Resources, Axe Exploration, Bayhorse Silver, Viking Minerals, Benton Capital, Cavan Ventures, Prominex and Victory Ventures had also aired the idea of entering the medical marijuana industry, with the news releases temporarily sending the stocks upward.
But, it is a volatile market and many of these firms saw their penny stocks tumble after a Canadian Federal Court judge, in Vancouver, last month granted a last-minute reprieve for medical marijuana users from the MMPR, to be able to grow their own marijuana at home until legal arguments have been heard.
While most of the miners' plans to enter the legal marijuana industry were currently at the investigative stage, Health Canada had estimated that revenues from commercial medical marijuana could reach C$1.3-billion over the next decade and draw in an estimated 450 000 users of medical marijuana.
FAD CHASERS
Head of Kaiser Research Online John Kaiser told Mining Weekly Online that these days the bar is much higher when it comes to what is needed to be a ‘serious’ exploration company, and coupled with the difficult market situation, has created about 800 ‘zombie’ companies that have no future.
He explained that the medical marijuana bandwagon has emerged as a fad similar to the ‘dot-com’ craze in 1999, when the juniors were also trapped in a resource sector bear market. After that bubble burst, many of the companies turned their gaze back to the resources sector, with a scant few making noteworthy progress on their respective mineral claims.
“There is a feeling that marijuana will end up entirely decriminalised and that medical marijuana is the launching pad to position a business to benefit from the eventual decriminalisation of marijuana,” Kaiser said.
He argued that the medical marijuana business would be as profitable as the mining industry has been in recent years, and as profitable as all these social media startups commanding huge valuations will continue to be.
“Marijuana cultivation and distribution is profitable because it is criminal. Decriminalise it and suddenly the need for criminal infrastructure disappears as a barrier to entry
,” he said.“Marijuana [would become] as profitable as any agricultural crop. There may be good small business opportunities to produce boutique blends similar to the craft brewing and estate winery industry.”
Kaiser noted that the departees to medical marijuana represented “good riddance” of pretend exploration juniors.
“Unfortunately such fads typically engulf only about 200 companies, so medical marijuana will not suck up enough zombie companies
. And there are plenty of non-resource zombies on the TSX-V to jump onto this bandwagon,” he noted.However, this would pass, owing to the TMX imposing ‘change of business’ (COB) halts on companies that are making a serious effort to shift into the medical marijuana business.
“The scam happening now is to float the ‘intent’ to look for another business area, which does not yet trigger the COB halt. There are some buzzwords that the algorithm traders look for. In our Kaiser Research Online search engine we have flagged such companies that you can search for using the special parameter ‘Companies toying with medical marijuana’,” he said.
He added that that there would be zero consequences if these companies leave.
“However, the serious consequence is that the people infrastructure supporting the resource sector, and the retail audience that understands and follows the resource sector, are evaporating to such an extent that the sector may fall through the extinction threshold,” he said.
JUNIOR DILEMMA
Kaiser sketched a grim backdrop against which these juniors are exploring for greener grass (read marijuana) on the other side of the fence.
“The junior resource sector is in a difficult spot for several reasons. One is that expectations for higher metal prices in the near to medium term have largely disappeared.
“In the case of non-precious metals the combination of slowing global economic growth and the mobilisation of new supply in response to the past decade's economic growth and metal price gains has eliminated the imbalance and in the case of metals like copper and iron, possibly tipped them into surplus for the short term.
“In the case of precious metals, the retreat in gold and silver prices to levels close to the ‘all-in’ global average cost, has forced the market to reflect on the stupidity
of thinking that the actualisation of the primary argument for expecting higher gold prices, namely ‘fiat currency collapse’ or ‘hyper-inflation’, expands the profit margin of mining gold deposits,” he said.Kaiser noted that there is no widely believed narrative that explained why higher real gold prices could be expected, so market interest in advanced metal deposits held by juniors engaged in feasibility demonstration remains muted. “The majority of juniors, however, is focused on exploration, which took a back seat during the past decade when the proper game was the economic rethinking of the failures of past exploration cycles,” he said.
The crux of the situation for juniors is, according to Kaiser, that for an exploration junior to succeed, it must deliver a discovery with a grade and size capable of being profitably mined at prevailing metal prices.
“But, especially in the case of gold, which underwent a 400% real price gain during the seventies when it stabilised at $400/oz in 1980, and which consumer price index-adjusted price is $1 100/oz today, making $1 300/oz gold only a 20% real increase, there is no low-hanging fruit to harvest.
“In other words, after 30 years of intense exploration, any meaningful new discoveries will be difficult to make, more capital intensive, and likely hidden under cover that offers few if any surficial clues about the potential below. The headaches with developing a mine also reduce the likelihood that smaller-sized deposits could be turned into mines, turning exploration into a very high-risk all-or-nothing venture,” Kaiser explained.
Further, institutional capital is not interested in this type of risk, and retail capital is also risk adverse.
Kaiser believes that the situation is compounded by regulatory gridlock with regard to financing mechanisms, structural changes in the brokerage industry, and the diminishment of the market as a price discovery mechanism due to fragmentation through multiple order execution platforms, and a proprietary trading culture that had turned the junior markets into a “capital stripping venue” that discourages after-market activity by retail investors interested in ‘slow gambling on fundamental outcomes’, rather than gambling on price volatility.
“These circumstances have paralysed the Canadian institution of a resource sector exploration and development venture, such that 40% of resource juniors have negative working capital, while another 20% have barely enough to stay listed while doing nothing on the exploration front,” he said. "
wird Dir glaube ich gefallen Dosto.
glaub da wird es eine Menge Tränen geben, bei Marihuana.
‘Zombie’ juniors betting high hopes on medical marijuana - MW/CMR, TORONTO - Apr 17, 2014
- H. Lazenby -
www.miningweekly.com/article/zombie-juniors-betting-high-hop…
"During the last several months a group of entrepreneurial junior mineral explorers have floated the idea of broaching the fledgling medical marijuana industries of Canada and the US, keeping some of their penny stocks afloat amidst a moribund junior resources market environment.
While the current medical marijuana industry is highly fragmented, significant recent changes enacted by Health Canada, which would likely consolidate growers into larger commercial operations, had opened the door to first movers in a new uncharted industry that could result in handsome profits.
Despite the Canadian government not endorsing the use of marijuana, the courts have required reasonable access to a legal source of marijuana when authorised by a physician.
Meanwhile, in the US, medical marijuana is legal in about 20 states and the District of Columbia, with Colorado and Washington having recently legalised marijuana for recreational purposes that potentially set the stage for more states to legalise marijuana in some form in the coming years.
Just this week, TSX-V-listed Canada Coal, which is mainly focused on its Fosheim coal project on Nunavut’s Ellesmere Island, in Canada’s Arctic North, said that it was exploring potential business opportunities in the medical marijuana field.
Executive chairperson Bruce Duncan on Monday said that the emerging billion-dollar industry was currently undergoing significant regulatory and legal reform that had created “exciting” growth opportunities.
The company said that it was reviewing business opportunities with a goal to obtain operations that had been granted ‘Licensed Producer’ status under Canada’s new Marijuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR) that came in to effect on April 1.
Another firm, Vancouver-based Canadian Mining Company, which is involved in exploring, developing and producing zeolite, on Wednesday announced that it had entered into a memorandum of understanding with Thelon Capital to test the company's zeolite in the growing medical marijuana.
Zeolite is particularly valuable in holding and slowly releasing valuable nutrients to plants.
Other TSX Venture-listed companies such as Cavan Ventures, Terra Firma Resources, Axe Exploration, Bayhorse Silver, Viking Minerals, Benton Capital, Cavan Ventures, Prominex and Victory Ventures had also aired the idea of entering the medical marijuana industry, with the news releases temporarily sending the stocks upward.
But, it is a volatile market and many of these firms saw their penny stocks tumble after a Canadian Federal Court judge, in Vancouver, last month granted a last-minute reprieve for medical marijuana users from the MMPR, to be able to grow their own marijuana at home until legal arguments have been heard.
While most of the miners' plans to enter the legal marijuana industry were currently at the investigative stage, Health Canada had estimated that revenues from commercial medical marijuana could reach C$1.3-billion over the next decade and draw in an estimated 450 000 users of medical marijuana.
FAD CHASERS
Head of Kaiser Research Online John Kaiser told Mining Weekly Online that these days the bar is much higher when it comes to what is needed to be a ‘serious’ exploration company, and coupled with the difficult market situation, has created about 800 ‘zombie’ companies that have no future.
He explained that the medical marijuana bandwagon has emerged as a fad similar to the ‘dot-com’ craze in 1999, when the juniors were also trapped in a resource sector bear market. After that bubble burst, many of the companies turned their gaze back to the resources sector, with a scant few making noteworthy progress on their respective mineral claims.
“There is a feeling that marijuana will end up entirely decriminalised and that medical marijuana is the launching pad to position a business to benefit from the eventual decriminalisation of marijuana,” Kaiser said.
He argued that the medical marijuana business would be as profitable as the mining industry has been in recent years, and as profitable as all these social media startups commanding huge valuations will continue to be.
“Marijuana cultivation and distribution is profitable because it is criminal. Decriminalise it and suddenly the need for criminal infrastructure disappears as a barrier to entry ,” he said.
“Marijuana [would become] as profitable as any agricultural crop. There may be good small business opportunities to produce boutique blends similar to the craft brewing and estate winery industry.”
Kaiser noted that the departees to medical marijuana represented “good riddance” of pretend exploration juniors.
“Unfortunately such fads typically engulf only about 200 companies, so medical marijuana will not suck up enough zombie companies . And there are plenty of non-resource zombies on the TSX-V to jump onto this bandwagon,” he noted.
However, this would pass, owing to the TMX imposing ‘change of business’ (COB) halts on companies that are making a serious effort to shift into the medical marijuana business.
“The scam happening now is to float the ‘intent’ to look for another business area, which does not yet trigger the COB halt. There are some buzzwords that the algorithm traders look for. In our Kaiser Research Online search engine we have flagged such companies that you can search for using the special parameter ‘Companies toying with medical marijuana’,” he said.
He added that that there would be zero consequences if these companies leave.
“However, the serious consequence is that the people infrastructure supporting the resource sector, and the retail audience that understands and follows the resource sector, are evaporating to such an extent that the sector may fall through the extinction threshold,” he said.
JUNIOR DILEMMA
Kaiser sketched a grim backdrop against which these juniors are exploring for greener grass (read marijuana) on the other side of the fence.
“The junior resource sector is in a difficult spot for several reasons. One is that expectations for higher metal prices in the near to medium term have largely disappeared.
“In the case of non-precious metals the combination of slowing global economic growth and the mobilisation of new supply in response to the past decade's economic growth and metal price gains has eliminated the imbalance and in the case of metals like copper and iron, possibly tipped them into surplus for the short term.
“In the case of precious metals, the retreat in gold and silver prices to levels close to the ‘all-in’ global average cost, has forced the market to reflect on the stupidity of thinking that the actualisation of the primary argument for expecting higher gold prices, namely ‘fiat currency collapse’ or ‘hyper-inflation’, expands the profit margin of mining gold deposits,” he said.
Kaiser noted that there is no widely believed narrative that explained why higher real gold prices could be expected, so market interest in advanced metal deposits held by juniors engaged in feasibility demonstration remains muted. “The majority of juniors, however, is focused on exploration, which took a back seat during the past decade when the proper game was the economic rethinking of the failures of past exploration cycles,” he said.
The crux of the situation for juniors is, according to Kaiser, that for an exploration junior to succeed, it must deliver a discovery with a grade and size capable of being profitably mined at prevailing metal prices.
“But, especially in the case of gold, which underwent a 400% real price gain during the seventies when it stabilised at $400/oz in 1980, and which consumer price index-adjusted price is $1 100/oz today, making $1 300/oz gold only a 20% real increase, there is no low-hanging fruit to harvest.
“In other words, after 30 years of intense exploration, any meaningful new discoveries will be difficult to make, more capital intensive, and likely hidden under cover that offers few if any surficial clues about the potential below. The headaches with developing a mine also reduce the likelihood that smaller-sized deposits could be turned into mines, turning exploration into a very high-risk all-or-nothing venture,” Kaiser explained.
Further, institutional capital is not interested in this type of risk, and retail capital is also risk adverse.
Kaiser believes that the situation is compounded by regulatory gridlock with regard to financing mechanisms, structural changes in the brokerage industry, and the diminishment of the market as a price discovery mechanism due to fragmentation through multiple order execution platforms, and a proprietary trading culture that had turned the junior markets into a “capital stripping venue” that discourages after-market activity by retail investors interested in ‘slow gambling on fundamental outcomes’, rather than gambling on price volatility.
“These circumstances have paralysed the Canadian institution of a resource sector exploration and development venture, such that 40% of resource juniors have negative working capital, while another 20% have barely enough to stay listed while doing nothing on the exploration front,” he said. "
glaub da wird es eine Menge Tränen geben, bei Marihuana.
‘Zombie’ juniors betting high hopes on medical marijuana - MW/CMR, TORONTO - Apr 17, 2014
- H. Lazenby -
www.miningweekly.com/article/zombie-juniors-betting-high-hop…
"During the last several months a group of entrepreneurial junior mineral explorers have floated the idea of broaching the fledgling medical marijuana industries of Canada and the US, keeping some of their penny stocks afloat amidst a moribund junior resources market environment.
While the current medical marijuana industry is highly fragmented, significant recent changes enacted by Health Canada, which would likely consolidate growers into larger commercial operations, had opened the door to first movers in a new uncharted industry that could result in handsome profits.
Despite the Canadian government not endorsing the use of marijuana, the courts have required reasonable access to a legal source of marijuana when authorised by a physician.
Meanwhile, in the US, medical marijuana is legal in about 20 states and the District of Columbia, with Colorado and Washington having recently legalised marijuana for recreational purposes that potentially set the stage for more states to legalise marijuana in some form in the coming years.
Just this week, TSX-V-listed Canada Coal, which is mainly focused on its Fosheim coal project on Nunavut’s Ellesmere Island, in Canada’s Arctic North, said that it was exploring potential business opportunities in the medical marijuana field.
Executive chairperson Bruce Duncan on Monday said that the emerging billion-dollar industry was currently undergoing significant regulatory and legal reform that had created “exciting” growth opportunities.
The company said that it was reviewing business opportunities with a goal to obtain operations that had been granted ‘Licensed Producer’ status under Canada’s new Marijuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR) that came in to effect on April 1.
Another firm, Vancouver-based Canadian Mining Company, which is involved in exploring, developing and producing zeolite, on Wednesday announced that it had entered into a memorandum of understanding with Thelon Capital to test the company's zeolite in the growing medical marijuana.
Zeolite is particularly valuable in holding and slowly releasing valuable nutrients to plants.
Other TSX Venture-listed companies such as Cavan Ventures, Terra Firma Resources, Axe Exploration, Bayhorse Silver, Viking Minerals, Benton Capital, Cavan Ventures, Prominex and Victory Ventures had also aired the idea of entering the medical marijuana industry, with the news releases temporarily sending the stocks upward.
But, it is a volatile market and many of these firms saw their penny stocks tumble after a Canadian Federal Court judge, in Vancouver, last month granted a last-minute reprieve for medical marijuana users from the MMPR, to be able to grow their own marijuana at home until legal arguments have been heard.
While most of the miners' plans to enter the legal marijuana industry were currently at the investigative stage, Health Canada had estimated that revenues from commercial medical marijuana could reach C$1.3-billion over the next decade and draw in an estimated 450 000 users of medical marijuana.
FAD CHASERS
Head of Kaiser Research Online John Kaiser told Mining Weekly Online that these days the bar is much higher when it comes to what is needed to be a ‘serious’ exploration company, and coupled with the difficult market situation, has created about 800 ‘zombie’ companies that have no future.
He explained that the medical marijuana bandwagon has emerged as a fad similar to the ‘dot-com’ craze in 1999, when the juniors were also trapped in a resource sector bear market. After that bubble burst, many of the companies turned their gaze back to the resources sector, with a scant few making noteworthy progress on their respective mineral claims.
“There is a feeling that marijuana will end up entirely decriminalised and that medical marijuana is the launching pad to position a business to benefit from the eventual decriminalisation of marijuana,” Kaiser said.
He argued that the medical marijuana business would be as profitable as the mining industry has been in recent years, and as profitable as all these social media startups commanding huge valuations will continue to be.
“Marijuana cultivation and distribution is profitable because it is criminal. Decriminalise it and suddenly the need for criminal infrastructure disappears as a barrier to entry
,” he said.“Marijuana [would become] as profitable as any agricultural crop. There may be good small business opportunities to produce boutique blends similar to the craft brewing and estate winery industry.”
Kaiser noted that the departees to medical marijuana represented “good riddance” of pretend exploration juniors.
“Unfortunately such fads typically engulf only about 200 companies, so medical marijuana will not suck up enough zombie companies
. And there are plenty of non-resource zombies on the TSX-V to jump onto this bandwagon,” he noted.However, this would pass, owing to the TMX imposing ‘change of business’ (COB) halts on companies that are making a serious effort to shift into the medical marijuana business.
“The scam happening now is to float the ‘intent’ to look for another business area, which does not yet trigger the COB halt. There are some buzzwords that the algorithm traders look for. In our Kaiser Research Online search engine we have flagged such companies that you can search for using the special parameter ‘Companies toying with medical marijuana’,” he said.
He added that that there would be zero consequences if these companies leave.
“However, the serious consequence is that the people infrastructure supporting the resource sector, and the retail audience that understands and follows the resource sector, are evaporating to such an extent that the sector may fall through the extinction threshold,” he said.
JUNIOR DILEMMA
Kaiser sketched a grim backdrop against which these juniors are exploring for greener grass (read marijuana) on the other side of the fence.
“The junior resource sector is in a difficult spot for several reasons. One is that expectations for higher metal prices in the near to medium term have largely disappeared.
“In the case of non-precious metals the combination of slowing global economic growth and the mobilisation of new supply in response to the past decade's economic growth and metal price gains has eliminated the imbalance and in the case of metals like copper and iron, possibly tipped them into surplus for the short term.
“In the case of precious metals, the retreat in gold and silver prices to levels close to the ‘all-in’ global average cost, has forced the market to reflect on the stupidity
of thinking that the actualisation of the primary argument for expecting higher gold prices, namely ‘fiat currency collapse’ or ‘hyper-inflation’, expands the profit margin of mining gold deposits,” he said.Kaiser noted that there is no widely believed narrative that explained why higher real gold prices could be expected, so market interest in advanced metal deposits held by juniors engaged in feasibility demonstration remains muted. “The majority of juniors, however, is focused on exploration, which took a back seat during the past decade when the proper game was the economic rethinking of the failures of past exploration cycles,” he said.
The crux of the situation for juniors is, according to Kaiser, that for an exploration junior to succeed, it must deliver a discovery with a grade and size capable of being profitably mined at prevailing metal prices.
“But, especially in the case of gold, which underwent a 400% real price gain during the seventies when it stabilised at $400/oz in 1980, and which consumer price index-adjusted price is $1 100/oz today, making $1 300/oz gold only a 20% real increase, there is no low-hanging fruit to harvest.
“In other words, after 30 years of intense exploration, any meaningful new discoveries will be difficult to make, more capital intensive, and likely hidden under cover that offers few if any surficial clues about the potential below. The headaches with developing a mine also reduce the likelihood that smaller-sized deposits could be turned into mines, turning exploration into a very high-risk all-or-nothing venture,” Kaiser explained.
Further, institutional capital is not interested in this type of risk, and retail capital is also risk adverse.
Kaiser believes that the situation is compounded by regulatory gridlock with regard to financing mechanisms, structural changes in the brokerage industry, and the diminishment of the market as a price discovery mechanism due to fragmentation through multiple order execution platforms, and a proprietary trading culture that had turned the junior markets into a “capital stripping venue” that discourages after-market activity by retail investors interested in ‘slow gambling on fundamental outcomes’, rather than gambling on price volatility.
“These circumstances have paralysed the Canadian institution of a resource sector exploration and development venture, such that 40% of resource juniors have negative working capital, while another 20% have barely enough to stay listed while doing nothing on the exploration front,” he said. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.845.274 von Popeye82 am 18.04.14 01:06:02Marihuana, lat. Cannabis indica und sativa sind schon eine interessante und erfolgreiche Medizin, welche sehr vielseitig angewendet werden kann.
Beim verkiffen treten diese besonderen Heilwirkungen nicht auf.
Im Gegenteil, das Astrale möchte das Physische auflösen,
deswegen sehen die Kiffer derart aus.
Aber das auflösende Prinzip kann in einer vernünftigen Medizinierung
treffend verwendet werden, so bei Tumore, Lipoma, Krebs, Unreinheiten,
Erkrankungen des Nervensystems uva.
Es ist schon verwunderlich, warum diese fast beispiellose Medizin verboten ist.
Dagegen manche schädlichen allopathischen Anwendungen, mit ihren Nebenwirkungen erlaubt sind.
Das alles erinnert an Gold und seine Platzierung im Westen, in diesem Zeitalter einer allgemeinen Degeneration.
Massenweise gedruckte Banknoten, gegen wirkliche dauerhafte Werte,
wie das von der FED so geschmähte Gold.
Beim verkiffen treten diese besonderen Heilwirkungen nicht auf.
Im Gegenteil, das Astrale möchte das Physische auflösen,
deswegen sehen die Kiffer derart aus.
Aber das auflösende Prinzip kann in einer vernünftigen Medizinierung
treffend verwendet werden, so bei Tumore, Lipoma, Krebs, Unreinheiten,
Erkrankungen des Nervensystems uva.
Es ist schon verwunderlich, warum diese fast beispiellose Medizin verboten ist.
Dagegen manche schädlichen allopathischen Anwendungen, mit ihren Nebenwirkungen erlaubt sind.
Das alles erinnert an Gold und seine Platzierung im Westen, in diesem Zeitalter einer allgemeinen Degeneration.
Massenweise gedruckte Banknoten, gegen wirkliche dauerhafte Werte,
wie das von der FED so geschmähte Gold.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.847.160 von Goldbaba am 18.04.14 17:17:30Vielleicht etwas übertrieben, aber so siehts in etwa aus.
Als Anlage wäre das trotzdem nichts für mich,
Als Anlage wäre das trotzdem nichts für mich,
WSJ: Newmont, Barrick merger talks break down, World's top gold producers tried and failed again to tie-up.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.826.995 von dosto am 15.04.14 13:42:14
noch unbestätigt, aber erhärtet sich.
Sliding Chinese currency takes blame for gold price weakness, Some 1,000 tonnes of gold have been used in highly complex and lucrative deals designed to skirt Chinese capital controls. Deals that are now being unwound
www.mining.com/the-sliding-chinese-currency-could-be-behind-…
Zitat von dosto: Na hoffentlich wird das keine Zeitbombe
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UPDATE 1-China may have 1,000 tonnes of gold tied in financing - WGC
Tue Apr 15, 2014 4:42am EDT
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* Estimates imply strong imports driven by trade financing deals
* Imported gold used via loans, LCs to raise low cost funds
* Total China demand to grow 25 pct over four years (Adds comments from Chinese banks, analysts)
By A. Ananthalakshmi ...
noch unbestätigt, aber erhärtet sich.
Sliding Chinese currency takes blame for gold price weakness, Some 1,000 tonnes of gold have been used in highly complex and lucrative deals designed to skirt Chinese capital controls. Deals that are now being unwound
www.mining.com/the-sliding-chinese-currency-could-be-behind-…
Barclays is the next big bank pulling out of commodities: report, The English bank is planning to sell large parts of its metals, agricultural and energy business, decision echoes moves by other major players, such as JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, which have been recently walking away from their commodities business
www.mining.com/barclays-is-the-next-big-bank-pulling-out-of-…
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Goldcorp Steps Away From Osisko Bidding War
By Alex Létourneau of Kitco News
Monday April 21, 2014 1:40 PM
(Kitco News) - Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G)(NYSE:GG) has stepped away from its pursuit of Osisko Mining Corp. (TSX:OSK), stating they would not amend their most recent C$3.6 billion offer.
"We stated from the beginning of this process that we would remain disciplined with respect to our offer to acquire Osisko, and our decision not to amend the offer is consistent with that commitment," said Chuck Jeannes, Goldcorp president and chief executive officer in a release Monday. "We move forward with an outstanding portfolio of mines and projects, and our focus will remain on maximizing the value of our investments and generating strong returns for our shareholders."
Goldcorp Steps Away From Osisko Bidding War
By Alex Létourneau of Kitco News
Monday April 21, 2014 1:40 PM
(Kitco News) - Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G)(NYSE:GG) has stepped away from its pursuit of Osisko Mining Corp. (TSX:OSK), stating they would not amend their most recent C$3.6 billion offer.
"We stated from the beginning of this process that we would remain disciplined with respect to our offer to acquire Osisko, and our decision not to amend the offer is consistent with that commitment," said Chuck Jeannes, Goldcorp president and chief executive officer in a release Monday. "We move forward with an outstanding portfolio of mines and projects, and our focus will remain on maximizing the value of our investments and generating strong returns for our shareholders."
Predefined Scans - New 52-week Lows (TSE)
21 Apr 2014, 2:47 PM
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AR.TO Argonaut Gold Ltd. TSE Materials Precious Metals 0.7 TSX 3.700 1961481
BSX.TO Belo Sun Mining Corp. TSE Materials Precious Metals 0.275 1042100
HED.TO Horizons BetaPro S&P/TSX Capped Energy Bear Plus ETF TSE 1.7 TSX 2.430 39600
HFD.TO Horizons BetaPro S&P/TSX Capped Financials Bear Plus ETF TSE 6.7 TSX 3.250 70500
K.TO Kinross Gold Corp. TSE Materials Precious Metals 4.8 TSX 4.460 1566651
YRI.TO Yamana Gold Inc. TSE Materials Precious Metals 3.3 TSX 8.350 10430197
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AR.TO Argonaut Gold Ltd. TSE Materials Precious Metals 0.7 TSX 3.700 1961481
BSX.TO Belo Sun Mining Corp. TSE Materials Precious Metals 0.275 1042100
HED.TO Horizons BetaPro S&P/TSX Capped Energy Bear Plus ETF TSE 1.7 TSX 2.430 39600
HFD.TO Horizons BetaPro S&P/TSX Capped Financials Bear Plus ETF TSE 6.7 TSX 3.250 70500
K.TO Kinross Gold Corp. TSE Materials Precious Metals 4.8 TSX 4.460 1566651
YRI.TO Yamana Gold Inc. TSE Materials Precious Metals 3.3 TSX 8.350 10430197
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CGE.V Corex Gold Corp. TSXV Materials Precious Metals 0.020 232000
CVR.V Canadian Oil Recovery & Remediation Enterprises Ltd. TSXV Energy Oil & Gas Field Services 0.075 28000
KG.V Klondike Gold Corp. TSXV Materials Precious Metals 0.020 56000
SCZ.V Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd. TSXV Materials Other Mines 0.800 75045
WDG.V Giyani Gold Corp. TSXV Materials Metal Mines 0.190 23000
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CGE.V Corex Gold Corp. TSXV Materials Precious Metals 0.020 232000
CVR.V Canadian Oil Recovery & Remediation Enterprises Ltd. TSXV Energy Oil & Gas Field Services 0.075 28000
KG.V Klondike Gold Corp. TSXV Materials Precious Metals 0.020 56000
SCZ.V Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd. TSXV Materials Other Mines 0.800 75045
WDG.V Giyani Gold Corp. TSXV Materials Metal Mines 0.190 23000
Golden Dawn drops Tam O' Shanter property, Due to the lack of funding opportunities for low grade bulk tonnage Gold deposits
www.mining.com/web/golden-dawn-drops-tam-o-shanter-property/…t
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DENVER, Apr 24, 2014 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Newmont Mining Corporation NEM +0.86% (“Newmont” or the “Company”) today reported first quarter 2014 financial and operating results.
“We are building on the momentum we established in 2013 with strong cost and production performance in the first quarter of 2014,” said Gary Goldberg, President and Chief Executive Officer. “Our team drove down all-in sustaining costs by $82 million compared to the prior year quarter through sustainable cost and efficiency improvements. We are also delivering on our commitment to improve mining fundamentals, which led to a 40 percent increase in gold production at Tanami compared to the prior year quarter. We are confident we can maintain this trajectory as the year progresses, as evidenced by our updated outlook for lower costs and higher production for Africa.”
Highlights for the first quarter
Achieved reported net income attributable to shareholders from continuing operations of $117 million, or $0.23 per basic share, and adjusted net income1 of $108 million, or $0.22 per basic share;
Generated cash from continuing operations of $183 million;
Generated cost savings of $82 million in gold all-in sustaining costs2 (“AISC”), which equates to $1,034 per ounce, down 8 percent from the prior year quarter;
Realized costs applicable to sales (“CAS”) of $751 per ounce of gold and $2.71 per pound of copper, a decrease of 1 percent and an increase of 19 percent, respectively, over first quarter last year;
Delivered 1.2 million ounces and 24 thousand tonnes of attributable gold and copper production, with higher gold production coming from our Australia/New Zealand and Africa operations;
Improved AISC outlook3 by 13 percent, and production outlook by 2 percent in Africa; and
Declared a second quarter dividend of $0.025 per share in accordance with the Company’s gold price-linked dividend policy4
“We are building on the momentum we established in 2013 with strong cost and production performance in the first quarter of 2014,” said Gary Goldberg, President and Chief Executive Officer. “Our team drove down all-in sustaining costs by $82 million compared to the prior year quarter through sustainable cost and efficiency improvements. We are also delivering on our commitment to improve mining fundamentals, which led to a 40 percent increase in gold production at Tanami compared to the prior year quarter. We are confident we can maintain this trajectory as the year progresses, as evidenced by our updated outlook for lower costs and higher production for Africa.”
Highlights for the first quarter
Achieved reported net income attributable to shareholders from continuing operations of $117 million, or $0.23 per basic share, and adjusted net income1 of $108 million, or $0.22 per basic share;
Generated cash from continuing operations of $183 million;
Generated cost savings of $82 million in gold all-in sustaining costs2 (“AISC”), which equates to $1,034 per ounce, down 8 percent from the prior year quarter;
Realized costs applicable to sales (“CAS”) of $751 per ounce of gold and $2.71 per pound of copper, a decrease of 1 percent and an increase of 19 percent, respectively, over first quarter last year;
Delivered 1.2 million ounces and 24 thousand tonnes of attributable gold and copper production, with higher gold production coming from our Australia/New Zealand and Africa operations;
Improved AISC outlook3 by 13 percent, and production outlook by 2 percent in Africa; and
Declared a second quarter dividend of $0.025 per share in accordance with the Company’s gold price-linked dividend policy4
First Quarter Financial Results
The Company reported attributable net income from continuing operations of $117 million, or $0.23 per basic share, compared with $314 million, or $0.63 per share in 2013.
The Company reported adjusted net income of $108 million, or $0.22 per basic share, compared with $353 million, or $0.70 per basic share a year earlier. Improved production and stable operating costs relative to the prior year quarter were offset by declines in average realized gold and copper prices of approximately 21 percent and 20 percent, respectively. Reduced spending on exploration, advanced projects, and sustaining capital also led to $82 million in lower gold AISC this quarter.
Summary of first quarter 2014 financial results compared with 2013:
Generated revenue of $1.8 billion compared with $2.2 billion in 2013;
Gold and copper AISC of $1,034 per ounce and $3.67 per pound, respectively, compared with $1,121 per ounce and $3.38 per pound, respectively;
Average realized gold and copper price of $1,293 per ounce and $2.50 per pound, respectively,
compared with $1,631 per ounce and $3.12 per pound, respectively;
Gold and copper CAS of $751 per ounce and $2.71 per pound, respectively, compared with $760 per ounce and $2.27 per pound, respectively; and
Cash flow from continuing operations of $183 million compared with $439 million
The Company reported attributable net income from continuing operations of $117 million, or $0.23 per basic share, compared with $314 million, or $0.63 per share in 2013.
The Company reported adjusted net income of $108 million, or $0.22 per basic share, compared with $353 million, or $0.70 per basic share a year earlier. Improved production and stable operating costs relative to the prior year quarter were offset by declines in average realized gold and copper prices of approximately 21 percent and 20 percent, respectively. Reduced spending on exploration, advanced projects, and sustaining capital also led to $82 million in lower gold AISC this quarter.
Summary of first quarter 2014 financial results compared with 2013:
Generated revenue of $1.8 billion compared with $2.2 billion in 2013;
Gold and copper AISC of $1,034 per ounce and $3.67 per pound, respectively, compared with $1,121 per ounce and $3.38 per pound, respectively;
Average realized gold and copper price of $1,293 per ounce and $2.50 per pound, respectively,
compared with $1,631 per ounce and $3.12 per pound, respectively;
Gold and copper CAS of $751 per ounce and $2.71 per pound, respectively, compared with $760 per ounce and $2.27 per pound, respectively; and
Cash flow from continuing operations of $183 million compared with $439 million
irst Quarter Operating Results
Summary Production Table
(Attributable production, Koz and kt)
Region Q1 2014 Q1 2013 Change
North America 405 436 -7%
South America 122 162 -25%
Australia/New Zealand 450 435 3%
Indonesia 8 7 14%
Africa 225 125 80%
Total Gold 1,210 1,165 4%
North America 6 3 100%
Australia/New Zealand 8 8 0%
Indonesia 10 9 11%
Total Copper 24 20 20%
Summary CAS Table
(Consolidated $/oz and $/lb)
Region Q1 2014 Q1 2013 Change
North America $726 $766 -5%
South America $1,075 $576 87%
Australia/New Zealand $783 $922 -15%
Indonesia $1,283 $993 29%
Africa $428 $555 -23%
Total Gold CAS $751 $760 -1%
North America $2.39 $3.20 -25%
Australia/New Zealand $2.63 $2.35 12%
Indonesia $2.99 $2.05 46%
Total Copper CAS $2.71 $2.27 19%
Summary All-in Sustaining Costs Table
(Consolidated $/oz and $/lb)
Region Q1 2014 Q1 2013 Change
North America $958 $1,027 -7%
South America $1,403 $885 59%
Australia/New Zealand $942 $1,136 -17%
Indonesia $2,167 $2,000 8%
Africa $616 $1,126 -45%
Total Gold AISC $1,034 $1,121 -8%
North America $2.55 $3.75 -32%
Australia/New Zealand $3.27 $2.95 11%
Indonesia $4.63 $3.70 25%
Total Copper AISC $3.67 $3.38 9%
Summary Production Table
(Attributable production, Koz and kt)
Region Q1 2014 Q1 2013 Change
North America 405 436 -7%
South America 122 162 -25%
Australia/New Zealand 450 435 3%
Indonesia 8 7 14%
Africa 225 125 80%
Total Gold 1,210 1,165 4%
North America 6 3 100%
Australia/New Zealand 8 8 0%
Indonesia 10 9 11%
Total Copper 24 20 20%
Summary CAS Table
(Consolidated $/oz and $/lb)
Region Q1 2014 Q1 2013 Change
North America $726 $766 -5%
South America $1,075 $576 87%
Australia/New Zealand $783 $922 -15%
Indonesia $1,283 $993 29%
Africa $428 $555 -23%
Total Gold CAS $751 $760 -1%
North America $2.39 $3.20 -25%
Australia/New Zealand $2.63 $2.35 12%
Indonesia $2.99 $2.05 46%
Total Copper CAS $2.71 $2.27 19%
Summary All-in Sustaining Costs Table
(Consolidated $/oz and $/lb)
Region Q1 2014 Q1 2013 Change
North America $958 $1,027 -7%
South America $1,403 $885 59%
Australia/New Zealand $942 $1,136 -17%
Indonesia $2,167 $2,000 8%
Africa $616 $1,126 -45%
Total Gold AISC $1,034 $1,121 -8%
North America $2.55 $3.75 -32%
Australia/New Zealand $3.27 $2.95 11%
Indonesia $4.63 $3.70 25%
Total Copper AISC $3.67 $3.38 9%
Outlook Update
The Company continues to expect total attributable gold production of between 4.6 to 4.9 million ounces at CAS of $740 to $790 per ounce and AISC of $1,075 to $1,175 per ounce. The Company also continues to expect total copper production of between 95 to 110 thousand tonnes at CAS of $2.00 to $2.25 per pound and AISC of $2.75 to $2.95 per pound. As a result of mine plan optimization at the Ahafo operation in Africa, the Company is increasing production outlook from between 785,000 to 850,000 ounces to between 790,000 to 870,000 ounces for the region. Both Ahafo and Akyem are realizing lower costs and the Company is reducing its Africa regional CAS from $575 to $625 per ounce to $510 to $555 per ounce, and AISC from $795 to $865 per ounce to $690 to $755 per ounce for 2014. The Company also announced a decrease in expected interest expense of $25 million. Offsetting that, the 2014 tax rate is now expected to be between 37 and 40 percent, primarily due to the tax treatment of the sale of Midas and higher taxes in Peru.
The Company continues to expect total attributable gold production of between 4.6 to 4.9 million ounces at CAS of $740 to $790 per ounce and AISC of $1,075 to $1,175 per ounce. The Company also continues to expect total copper production of between 95 to 110 thousand tonnes at CAS of $2.00 to $2.25 per pound and AISC of $2.75 to $2.95 per pound. As a result of mine plan optimization at the Ahafo operation in Africa, the Company is increasing production outlook from between 785,000 to 850,000 ounces to between 790,000 to 870,000 ounces for the region. Both Ahafo and Akyem are realizing lower costs and the Company is reducing its Africa regional CAS from $575 to $625 per ounce to $510 to $555 per ounce, and AISC from $795 to $865 per ounce to $690 to $755 per ounce for 2014. The Company also announced a decrease in expected interest expense of $25 million. Offsetting that, the 2014 tax rate is now expected to be between 37 and 40 percent, primarily due to the tax treatment of the sale of Midas and higher taxes in Peru.
Capital Update
Total capital spent in the first quarter was $235 million. Capital expenditures in North America during the first quarter of 2014 were primarily related to the development of the Turf Leeville vent shaft in Nevada. Capital expenditures in South America, Australia and New Zealand, Indonesia, and Africa were primarily for sustaining capital.
The Company continues to manage its wider project portfolio to maintain flexibility to address the development risks associated with its projects including permitting, local community and government support, engineering and procurement availability, technical issues, escalating costs and other associated risks that could adversely impact the timing and costs of certain opportunities.
Total capital spent in the first quarter was $235 million. Capital expenditures in North America during the first quarter of 2014 were primarily related to the development of the Turf Leeville vent shaft in Nevada. Capital expenditures in South America, Australia and New Zealand, Indonesia, and Africa were primarily for sustaining capital.
The Company continues to manage its wider project portfolio to maintain flexibility to address the development risks associated with its projects including permitting, local community and government support, engineering and procurement availability, technical issues, escalating costs and other associated risks that could adversely impact the timing and costs of certain opportunities.
March 31,
2014 2013
Sales $ 1,764 $ 2,188
Costs and expenses
Costs applicable to sales (1) 1,083 1,057
Amortization 298 267
Reclamation and remediation 20 18
Exploration 34 59
Advanced projects, research and development 42 52
General and administrative 45 56
Other expense, net 52 100
1,574 1,609
Other income (expense)
Other income, net 46 26
Interest expense, net (93 ) (65 )
(47 ) (39 )
Income before income and mining tax and other items 143 540
Income and mining tax expense (78 ) (180 )
Equity income (loss) of affiliates - (4 )
Income from continuing operations 65 356
Income (loss) from discontinued operations (17 ) -
Net income 48 356
Net loss (income) attributable to noncontrolling interests 52 (42 )
Net income attributable to Newmont stockholders $ 100 $ 314
Net income (loss) attributable to Newmont stockholders:
Continuing operations $ 117 $ 314
Discontinued operations (17 ) -
$ 100 $ 314
Income (loss) per common share
Basic:
Continuing operations $ 0.23 $ 0.63
Discontinued operations (0.03 ) -
$ 0.20 $ 0.63
Diluted:
Continuing operations $ 0.23 $ 0.63
Discontinued operations (0.03 ) -
$ 0.20 $ 0.63
Cash dividends declared per common share $ 0.150 $ 0.425
__________
2014 2013
Sales $ 1,764 $ 2,188
Costs and expenses
Costs applicable to sales (1) 1,083 1,057
Amortization 298 267
Reclamation and remediation 20 18
Exploration 34 59
Advanced projects, research and development 42 52
General and administrative 45 56
Other expense, net 52 100
1,574 1,609
Other income (expense)
Other income, net 46 26
Interest expense, net (93 ) (65 )
(47 ) (39 )
Income before income and mining tax and other items 143 540
Income and mining tax expense (78 ) (180 )
Equity income (loss) of affiliates - (4 )
Income from continuing operations 65 356
Income (loss) from discontinued operations (17 ) -
Net income 48 356
Net loss (income) attributable to noncontrolling interests 52 (42 )
Net income attributable to Newmont stockholders $ 100 $ 314
Net income (loss) attributable to Newmont stockholders:
Continuing operations $ 117 $ 314
Discontinued operations (17 ) -
$ 100 $ 314
Income (loss) per common share
Basic:
Continuing operations $ 0.23 $ 0.63
Discontinued operations (0.03 ) -
$ 0.20 $ 0.63
Diluted:
Continuing operations $ 0.23 $ 0.63
Discontinued operations (0.03 ) -
$ 0.20 $ 0.63
Cash dividends declared per common share $ 0.150 $ 0.425
__________
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
(unaudited, in millions)
Three Months Ended
March 31,
2014 2013
Operating activities:
Net income $ 48 $ 356
Adjustments:
Amortization 298 267
Stock based compensation and other non-cash benefits 13 19
Reclamation and remediation 20 18
Loss (income) from discontinued operations 17 -
Impairment of marketable securities 1 4
Deferred income taxes 35 (11 )
Gain on asset and investment sales, net (50 ) (1 )
Other operating adjustments and write-downs 151 74
Net change in operating assets and liabilities (350 ) (287 )
Net cash provided from continuing operations 183 439
Net cash used in discontinued operations (3 ) (6 )
Net cash provided from operations 180 433
Investing activities:
Additions to property, plant and mine development (235 ) (510 )
Acquisitions, net (28 ) (8 )
Sale of marketable securities 25 1
Purchases of marketable securities (1 ) (1 )
Proceeds from sale of other assets 70 25
Other (9 ) (14 )
Net cash used in investing activities (178 ) (507 )
Financing activities:
Proceeds from debt, net 3 80
Proceeds from stock issuance, net - 1
Sale of noncontrolling interests - 32
Acquisition of noncontrolling interests (2 ) (6 )
Dividends paid to common stockholders (77 ) (211 )
Other (4 ) (1 )
Net cash provided from (used in) financing activities (80 ) (105 )
Effect of exchange rate changes on cash (2 ) (4 )
Net change in cash and cash equivalents (80 ) (183 )
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 1,555 1,561
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period $ 1,475 $ 1,378
(unaudited, in millions)
Three Months Ended
March 31,
2014 2013
Operating activities:
Net income $ 48 $ 356
Adjustments:
Amortization 298 267
Stock based compensation and other non-cash benefits 13 19
Reclamation and remediation 20 18
Loss (income) from discontinued operations 17 -
Impairment of marketable securities 1 4
Deferred income taxes 35 (11 )
Gain on asset and investment sales, net (50 ) (1 )
Other operating adjustments and write-downs 151 74
Net change in operating assets and liabilities (350 ) (287 )
Net cash provided from continuing operations 183 439
Net cash used in discontinued operations (3 ) (6 )
Net cash provided from operations 180 433
Investing activities:
Additions to property, plant and mine development (235 ) (510 )
Acquisitions, net (28 ) (8 )
Sale of marketable securities 25 1
Purchases of marketable securities (1 ) (1 )
Proceeds from sale of other assets 70 25
Other (9 ) (14 )
Net cash used in investing activities (178 ) (507 )
Financing activities:
Proceeds from debt, net 3 80
Proceeds from stock issuance, net - 1
Sale of noncontrolling interests - 32
Acquisition of noncontrolling interests (2 ) (6 )
Dividends paid to common stockholders (77 ) (211 )
Other (4 ) (1 )
Net cash provided from (used in) financing activities (80 ) (105 )
Effect of exchange rate changes on cash (2 ) (4 )
Net change in cash and cash equivalents (80 ) (183 )
Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 1,555 1,561
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period $ 1,475 $ 1,378
CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS
(unaudited, in millions)
At March 31, At December 31,
2014 2013
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,475 $ 1,555
Trade receivables 206 230
Accounts receivable 319 252
Investments 83 78
Inventories 814 717
Stockpiles and ore on leach pads 760 805
Deferred income tax assets 239 246
Other current assets 1,351 1,006
Current assets 5,247 4,889
Property, plant and mine development, net 14,138 14,277
Investments 393 439
Stockpiles and ore on leach pads 2,723 2,680
Deferred income tax assets 1,416 1,473
Other long-term assets 881 849
Total assets $ 24,798 $ 24,607
LIABILITIES
Debt $ 615 $ 595
Accounts payable 463 478
Employee-related benefits 247 341
Income and mining taxes 27 13
Other current liabilities 1,532 1,313
Current liabilities 2,884 2,740
Debt 6,146 6,145
Reclamation and remediation liabilities 1,519 1,513
Deferred income tax liabilities 696 635
Employee-related benefits 333 323
Other long-term liabilities 339 342
Total liabilities 11,917 11,698
EQUITY
Common stock 798 789
Additional paid-in capital 8,458 8,441
Accumulated other comprehensive income (loss) (205 ) (182 )
Retained earnings 968 945
Newmont stockholders’ equity 10,019 9,993
Noncontrolling interests 2,862 2,916
Total equity 12,881 12,909
Total liabilities and equity $ 24,798 $ 24,607
(unaudited, in millions)
At March 31, At December 31,
2014 2013
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,475 $ 1,555
Trade receivables 206 230
Accounts receivable 319 252
Investments 83 78
Inventories 814 717
Stockpiles and ore on leach pads 760 805
Deferred income tax assets 239 246
Other current assets 1,351 1,006
Current assets 5,247 4,889
Property, plant and mine development, net 14,138 14,277
Investments 393 439
Stockpiles and ore on leach pads 2,723 2,680
Deferred income tax assets 1,416 1,473
Other long-term assets 881 849
Total assets $ 24,798 $ 24,607
LIABILITIES
Debt $ 615 $ 595
Accounts payable 463 478
Employee-related benefits 247 341
Income and mining taxes 27 13
Other current liabilities 1,532 1,313
Current liabilities 2,884 2,740
Debt 6,146 6,145
Reclamation and remediation liabilities 1,519 1,513
Deferred income tax liabilities 696 635
Employee-related benefits 333 323
Other long-term liabilities 339 342
Total liabilities 11,917 11,698
EQUITY
Common stock 798 789
Additional paid-in capital 8,458 8,441
Accumulated other comprehensive income (loss) (205 ) (182 )
Retained earnings 968 945
Newmont stockholders’ equity 10,019 9,993
Noncontrolling interests 2,862 2,916
Total equity 12,881 12,909
Total liabilities and equity $ 24,798 $ 24,607
tja liebe Leute von Newmont,
das wars mal wieder nicht.
Mit 186 Millionen cash flow.
und einer Capex von 235 Mille für eine zusätzliche Mine
+ Dividende
seit ihr einfach schlicht und einfach in den MIESEN gelandet.
das wars mal wieder nicht.
Mit 186 Millionen cash flow.
und einer Capex von 235 Mille für eine zusätzliche Mine
+ Dividende
seit ihr einfach schlicht und einfach in den MIESEN gelandet.
Sali dosto, Popeye,
hab eine Themenfremde Frage. Aber da das hier im Moment unser einziges Kontaktforum ist ...
Habt ihr den Höhenflug von POET Technologies mit bekommen ?
Verfolgt ihr den Wert ? Wenn ja seit ihr wahrscheinlich schon dabei !!?
Überhaupt, da regt sich was in mir. Schlägt mein inneres Pendel da in die falsche Richtung ?
Jedenfalls rührt sich da was ! Kann sich hier echtes Zukunftspotenzial entwickeln ?
Technisch schaut das aktuell erstklassig aus, keine Frage, aber wie ist das fundamental zu bewerten ?
Wie schaut da die Lage aus ?
Beste Gerüsse
hab eine Themenfremde Frage. Aber da das hier im Moment unser einziges Kontaktforum ist ...
Habt ihr den Höhenflug von POET Technologies mit bekommen ?
Verfolgt ihr den Wert ? Wenn ja seit ihr wahrscheinlich schon dabei !!?
Überhaupt, da regt sich was in mir. Schlägt mein inneres Pendel da in die falsche Richtung ?
Jedenfalls rührt sich da was ! Kann sich hier echtes Zukunftspotenzial entwickeln ?
Technisch schaut das aktuell erstklassig aus, keine Frage, aber wie ist das fundamental zu bewerten ?
Wie schaut da die Lage aus ?
Beste Gerüsse
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.878.036 von massoud am 25.04.14 22:44:08buenos massoud,
Jedenfalls rührt sich da was ! Kann sich hier echtes Zukunftspotenzial entwickeln ?
keine Ahnung, außer beschriebene Hoffnungschimmer besteht da noch
gar nix.
Wenn du dabei sein möchtest, dann setzt doch ein paar Stück.
Solange die keinen einzigen Kunden vorweisen können,
was soll da der Dosto dann dazu sagen.
Er kann höchstens fragen, warum sind die Kunden noch nicht da?
Jedenfalls rührt sich da was ! Kann sich hier echtes Zukunftspotenzial entwickeln ?
keine Ahnung, außer beschriebene Hoffnungschimmer besteht da noch
gar nix.
Wenn du dabei sein möchtest, dann setzt doch ein paar Stück.
Solange die keinen einzigen Kunden vorweisen können,
was soll da der Dosto dann dazu sagen.
Er kann höchstens fragen, warum sind die Kunden noch nicht da?
Hier geht einer in die Vollen
Allied Nevada's Hycroft NPV at $1.7-billion, IRR at 26%
Kassenstand per 31.12. 2013---81,47 Millionen
90 Millionen Shares ausstehend
Allied Nevada's Hycroft NPV at $1.7-billion, IRR at 26%
Kassenstand per 31.12. 2013---81,47 Millionen
90 Millionen Shares ausstehend
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.881.636 von dosto am 27.04.14 13:50:01Buenos Max, merci.
ein Versuch könnte das wert sein. Heute scheint ja ein recht interessanter Tag für den Poet zu sein.
Werd` die Reaktionen darauf mal abwarten und betrachten. Ev ergibt sich in ein paar Tagen, wenigen Wochen ein möglicher Einstand.
Greets
ein Versuch könnte das wert sein. Heute scheint ja ein recht interessanter Tag für den Poet zu sein.
Werd` die Reaktionen darauf mal abwarten und betrachten. Ev ergibt sich in ein paar Tagen, wenigen Wochen ein möglicher Einstand.
Greets
Mexiko investiert in den kommenden Jahren 7,7 Billionen Pesos (424 Milliarden Euro) in die Infrastruktur des Landes. Das Geld fliesse bis 2018 in Strassenbau, Stadtentwicklung, Wasser- und Energieversorgung, kündigte Präsident Enrique Peña Nieto am Montag an. «Unsere Infrastruktur entspricht nicht der Grösse und wirtschaftlichen Bedeutung Mexikos», sagte er.
Grossteil in den Süden
Mexiko ist die 14. grösste Volkswirtschaft der Welt. Auf dem Wettbewerbsfähigkeitsindex des Weltwirtschaftsforum kommt das Land aber nur auf den 64. von 148 Plätzen.
Insgesamt werden 750 Projekte finanziert. Zu dem Entwicklungsplan gehören die Modernisierung von Flughäfen, neue Autobahnen, Eisenbahnlinien und Kraftwerke sowie der Ausbau von Breitbandinternetverbindungen. Der Grossteil der Mittel soll im bislang wenig entwickelten Süden des Landes investiert werden.
(sda/chb)
Handelzeitung-Schweiz
nunja, kein Steuerentkommen mehr für die Miner, sollte das obige Geld gebraucht werden.
Grossteil in den Süden
Mexiko ist die 14. grösste Volkswirtschaft der Welt. Auf dem Wettbewerbsfähigkeitsindex des Weltwirtschaftsforum kommt das Land aber nur auf den 64. von 148 Plätzen.
Insgesamt werden 750 Projekte finanziert. Zu dem Entwicklungsplan gehören die Modernisierung von Flughäfen, neue Autobahnen, Eisenbahnlinien und Kraftwerke sowie der Ausbau von Breitbandinternetverbindungen. Der Grossteil der Mittel soll im bislang wenig entwickelten Süden des Landes investiert werden.
(sda/chb)
Handelzeitung-Schweiz
nunja, kein Steuerentkommen mehr für die Miner, sollte das obige Geld gebraucht werden.
By: Reuters
29th April 2014
Updated 7 hours ago
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TORONTO – Yamana Gold's main focus in coming months will be on squeezing higher returns from a recent acquisition in Canada and the development of its Cerro Moro gold and silver project in Argentina, CE Peter Marrone said on Tuesday.
The Canadian-based miner, whose other mines are in South America and Mexico, is also on track to bring two gold projects in Brazil, C1 Santa Luz and Pilar, into commercial production in the third quarter. But these have diminished in importance over time, Marrone said in an interview.
"These new mines have increasingly become less important than the other aspects of the company when we look at it across various measures from cash flow to value," he said after Yamana reported its first-quarter results.
Earlier this month, Yamana triumphed in its joint bid for Canadian-based Osisko Mining, which owns the mid-sized, low-cost Canadian Malartic gold mine in Quebec. Yamana's C$3.9-billion white-knight bid for Osisko, in concert with partner Agnico-Eagle Mines, topped a bid for Osisko from another Canadian gold miner Goldcorp.
Several analysts have said the acquisition helps Yamana diversify its operations into a lower-risk jurisdiction.
"We are going to focus on the optimisations that we think are there for the Canadian Malartic mine, the exploration and then likely development of the Kirkland Lake assets that are part of Osisko," Marrone said.
Yamana has started a detailed engineering study on the Cerro Moro project, which a feasibility study indicated could be built for a low capital investment and would have low operating costs.
Earlier on Tuesday Yamana reported a sharp drop in adjusted earnings to $12.1-million, or $0.02 a share on the back of weaker gold, silver and copper prices, lower metal sales and higher sale costs.
That compared with earnings of $116.1-million, or $0.16 a share, a year earlier and analysts' expectations for earnings of $0.05 a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Yamana said it produced 271 908 oz of gold equivalent ounces in the first quarter, down from 291 312 oz in the same period in 2013. Gold equivalent ounces are calculated using gold output plus the gold equivalent of silver using a ratio of 50:1.
Yamana's all-in sustaining costs per gold equivalent ounce were $820/oz on a by-product basis in the quarter, down from $856/oz in the same quarter a year ago.
The average gold price the miner realised fell to $1 300/oz in the quarter from $1 620/oz a year ago.
Die jUNGS SIND ABSOLUT SPITZENKLASSE
DA MACHEN SIE 2013 die Leutchen mit 3 Brazil Minen geil
hauen ein Haufen Geld, daqs wird über 1 Milliarde werden dort
drauf
und dann ist das GANZE
LESS IMPORTANT
Haben die keinen Boden mehr im Fass, den man raushauen kann?
Sieht ganz so aus.
29th April 2014
Updated 7 hours ago
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TORONTO – Yamana Gold's main focus in coming months will be on squeezing higher returns from a recent acquisition in Canada and the development of its Cerro Moro gold and silver project in Argentina, CE Peter Marrone said on Tuesday.
The Canadian-based miner, whose other mines are in South America and Mexico, is also on track to bring two gold projects in Brazil, C1 Santa Luz and Pilar, into commercial production in the third quarter. But these have diminished in importance over time, Marrone said in an interview.
"These new mines have increasingly become less important than the other aspects of the company when we look at it across various measures from cash flow to value," he said after Yamana reported its first-quarter results.
Earlier this month, Yamana triumphed in its joint bid for Canadian-based Osisko Mining, which owns the mid-sized, low-cost Canadian Malartic gold mine in Quebec. Yamana's C$3.9-billion white-knight bid for Osisko, in concert with partner Agnico-Eagle Mines, topped a bid for Osisko from another Canadian gold miner Goldcorp.
Several analysts have said the acquisition helps Yamana diversify its operations into a lower-risk jurisdiction.
"We are going to focus on the optimisations that we think are there for the Canadian Malartic mine, the exploration and then likely development of the Kirkland Lake assets that are part of Osisko," Marrone said.
Yamana has started a detailed engineering study on the Cerro Moro project, which a feasibility study indicated could be built for a low capital investment and would have low operating costs.
Earlier on Tuesday Yamana reported a sharp drop in adjusted earnings to $12.1-million, or $0.02 a share on the back of weaker gold, silver and copper prices, lower metal sales and higher sale costs.
That compared with earnings of $116.1-million, or $0.16 a share, a year earlier and analysts' expectations for earnings of $0.05 a share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Yamana said it produced 271 908 oz of gold equivalent ounces in the first quarter, down from 291 312 oz in the same period in 2013. Gold equivalent ounces are calculated using gold output plus the gold equivalent of silver using a ratio of 50:1.
Yamana's all-in sustaining costs per gold equivalent ounce were $820/oz on a by-product basis in the quarter, down from $856/oz in the same quarter a year ago.
The average gold price the miner realised fell to $1 300/oz in the quarter from $1 620/oz a year ago.
Die jUNGS SIND ABSOLUT SPITZENKLASSE
DA MACHEN SIE 2013 die Leutchen mit 3 Brazil Minen geil
hauen ein Haufen Geld, daqs wird über 1 Milliarde werden dort
drauf
und dann ist das GANZE
LESS IMPORTANT
Haben die keinen Boden mehr im Fass, den man raushauen kann?
Sieht ganz so aus.
Several analysts have said the acquisition helps Yamana diversify its operations into a lower-risk jurisdiction.
Yamana has started a detailed engineering study on the Cerro Moro project, which a feasibility study indicated could be built for a low capital investment and would have low operating costs.
kann mir jemand weiterhelfen und die für mich einen scheibaren
Wiederspruch aufheben?
Der soll mir kurz schreiben
Argentienen ist ein NO RISK Land
Yamana has started a detailed engineering study on the Cerro Moro project, which a feasibility study indicated could be built for a low capital investment and would have low operating costs.
kann mir jemand weiterhelfen und die für mich einen scheibaren
Wiederspruch aufheben?
Der soll mir kurz schreiben
Argentienen ist ein NO RISK Land
sorry,
mehrere Flüchtigkeitsfehler,
so ist das aber beim zwischendurch arbeiten.
mehrere Flüchtigkeitsfehler,
so ist das aber beim zwischendurch arbeiten.
NEUER TRICK DER MINER IN DER CAPEXAUFRECHNUNG
SEIT NEUESTEM GIBT MAN NICHT MEHR DIE GESAMTCAPEX AN
SONDERN MAN HANDELT MIT EINER NIEDRIGEN
INITIAL CAPEX
ICH GLAUBE KEIN MENSCH KANN LETZTENDLICH SAGEN WIE WEIT DIESE
WIRKLICHKEIT IST UND WIE WEIT DIE INITIATIVE TATSÄCHLICH GEHT:
SEIT NEUESTEM GIBT MAN NICHT MEHR DIE GESAMTCAPEX AN
SONDERN MAN HANDELT MIT EINER NIEDRIGEN
INITIAL CAPEX
ICH GLAUBE KEIN MENSCH KANN LETZTENDLICH SAGEN WIE WEIT DIESE
WIRKLICHKEIT IST UND WIE WEIT DIE INITIATIVE TATSÄCHLICH GEHT:
PRODUCTION BREAKDOWN
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Three Months Ending Mar 31st
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(in GEO) 2014 2013
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Chapada 21,710 23,358
El Penon 96,165 120,684
Gualcamayo 38,481 30,177
Jacobina 14,853 17,366
Minera Florida 28,315 34,024
Fazenda Brasiliero 12,693 16,797
Mercedes 25,460 36,575
C1 Santa Luz (i) 6,720 -
Pilar (i) 11,885 -
Other 15,626 12,331
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TOTAL 271,908 291,312
Das MASTERDESASTER
außer Gualcamayo, alle Minen im Sinkflug
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Three Months Ending Mar 31st
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
(in GEO) 2014 2013
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Chapada 21,710 23,358
El Penon 96,165 120,684
Gualcamayo 38,481 30,177
Jacobina 14,853 17,366
Minera Florida 28,315 34,024
Fazenda Brasiliero 12,693 16,797
Mercedes 25,460 36,575
C1 Santa Luz (i) 6,720 -
Pilar (i) 11,885 -
Other 15,626 12,331
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TOTAL 271,908 291,312
Das MASTERDESASTER
außer Gualcamayo, alle Minen im Sinkflug
Dicke Bretter bohren sie die Yamanajesen
aber dicken cashflow haben sie nicht.
Cash flows from operating activities after changes in non-cash working capital items for the three month period ended March 31, 2014 were $39.0 million, compared to $173.8 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2013. Cash flows from operating activities before changes in non-cash working capital for the three months ended March 31, 2014 were $93.6 million, compared to $214.2 million generated for the same period of 2013. Lower cash flows from operating activities compared to that of the same quarter in the prior year were due to lower metal prices and lower sale volumes, partly offset by lower income taxes paid and higher cash distributions from Alumbrera.
aber dicken cashflow haben sie nicht.
Cash flows from operating activities after changes in non-cash working capital items for the three month period ended March 31, 2014 were $39.0 million, compared to $173.8 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2013. Cash flows from operating activities before changes in non-cash working capital for the three months ended March 31, 2014 were $93.6 million, compared to $214.2 million generated for the same period of 2013. Lower cash flows from operating activities compared to that of the same quarter in the prior year were due to lower metal prices and lower sale volumes, partly offset by lower income taxes paid and higher cash distributions from Alumbrera.
massoud
>Poet ist ein brausendes poetisches Wesen.
Sturm und Drang
Schall und Rauch
alles ganz nah beieinander
>Poet ist ein brausendes poetisches Wesen.
Sturm und Drang
Schall und Rauch
alles ganz nah beieinander
Are you playing the sustainability game?, What are your top 10 priorities for building a new mine in Africa? A few years ago the answers were likely to include the words ‘profitable’, ‘efficient’ and ‘logistical challenges must be easily overcome’. Today however, the answer is far more complex and the list substantially longer - MRA - Apr 24, 2014
- K. Jansen -
www.miningreview.com/are-you-playing-the-sustainability-game…
"What are your top 10 priorities for building a new mine in Africa? A few years ago the answers were likely to include the words ‘profitable’, ‘efficient’ and ‘logistical challenges must be easily overcome’. Today however, the answer is far more complex and the list substantially longer.
The reality is this – the requirements to develop new mining projects in Africa are evolving rapidly and the criteria to secure success becoming increasingly challenging – if you don’t know what you are doing, that is.
If you want to build a mine, you need to consider first and foremost the people/communities that live on, around and near your potential mining site of choice. Gone are the days where you identified your sweet spot and simply moved in, regardless of who lived there and their level of dependence on the land to provide. Mines must learn to live in harmony, with their environment yes (that is a given), but also the people who share the same land.
In a word, I’m talking about sustainability. Sustainable mines are happy mines and happy mines pay respect to the environment in which they operate. This issue of Mining Review Africa discusses this topic in depth. And let me be the first to say my eyes have been opened to some of the realities associated with this topic. A community holds the power to stop mining in its tracks or even prevent a mine from moving off the starting blocks.
But what do communities who live ‘in the middle of nowhere’ know? It appears to be quite a lot, actually. Thanks to mobile devices (cell phones, smart phones and web connectivity), which in many instances are valued more highly than other basic amenities, people are tuning into the world and are becoming more informed about their human rights and knowledgeable about global trends such as climate change. That said, they want answers from their potential mining partners and expect nothing less than a givegive relationship, as opposed to a give-take relationship. They want upliftment, skills transfer, job creation, infrastructure development, etc. and their government wants it too. If you take this into consideration, you are more likely to attain your environmental and social licence and if you keep your community promises, can mine ‘happily ever after’.
This seems fair to me but only when the benefits gained for both parties are equal. Mines are NOT surrogate governments and in many instances governments are abusing the mines, expecting them to deliver on their behalf in exchange for granting mining rights and environmental permits. It is the way of Africa in many instances and mines must do their best to deliver in the face of such difficulties.
It isn’t all bad news though. A happy community stands you in good stead with the government. This means information exchange is an easy process and decisions passed down from the top positive. So get your hands dirty and work with the people I say – but find balance and a happy medium, and ensure that all the other priorities required to be successful don’t get pushed off the list entirely.
In case you are wondering, I haven’t forgotten about our environment. The sustainability supplement feature deals with some of the biggest challenges South Africa is facing as a result of mining. Water being one of them, and more specifically, acid mine drainage. Want to know the latest status on South Africa’s great acid mine drainage crisis? Turn to page 60. Fortunately, it seems the crisis is not a crisis anymore.
Government has stepped up to the plate and is sorting this historical catastrophe out. Hallelujah! The Central Basin’s shiny new acid mine drainage treatment plant, on the brink of start-up, is a massive achievement for the country and represents a solution to a major problem – well done to the Department of Water Affairs and TCTA!
In huge anticipation of this great feature, don’t skip over the issue’s diamonds and Southern Africa projects. It is an exciting time to be in diamonds as demand creeps towards overtaking supply. This is driving massive momentum in the sector and the new projects emerging as a result are something to keep a lookout for. Equally exciting are the projects I present within Southern Africa – which I classify as rare and unusual – so see for yourself and let me know what you think. "
- K. Jansen -
www.miningreview.com/are-you-playing-the-sustainability-game…
"What are your top 10 priorities for building a new mine in Africa? A few years ago the answers were likely to include the words ‘profitable’, ‘efficient’ and ‘logistical challenges must be easily overcome’. Today however, the answer is far more complex and the list substantially longer.
The reality is this – the requirements to develop new mining projects in Africa are evolving rapidly and the criteria to secure success becoming increasingly challenging – if you don’t know what you are doing, that is.
If you want to build a mine, you need to consider first and foremost the people/communities that live on, around and near your potential mining site of choice. Gone are the days where you identified your sweet spot and simply moved in, regardless of who lived there and their level of dependence on the land to provide. Mines must learn to live in harmony, with their environment yes (that is a given), but also the people who share the same land.
In a word, I’m talking about sustainability. Sustainable mines are happy mines and happy mines pay respect to the environment in which they operate. This issue of Mining Review Africa discusses this topic in depth. And let me be the first to say my eyes have been opened to some of the realities associated with this topic. A community holds the power to stop mining in its tracks or even prevent a mine from moving off the starting blocks.
But what do communities who live ‘in the middle of nowhere’ know? It appears to be quite a lot, actually. Thanks to mobile devices (cell phones, smart phones and web connectivity), which in many instances are valued more highly than other basic amenities, people are tuning into the world and are becoming more informed about their human rights and knowledgeable about global trends such as climate change. That said, they want answers from their potential mining partners and expect nothing less than a givegive relationship, as opposed to a give-take relationship. They want upliftment, skills transfer, job creation, infrastructure development, etc. and their government wants it too. If you take this into consideration, you are more likely to attain your environmental and social licence and if you keep your community promises, can mine ‘happily ever after’.
This seems fair to me but only when the benefits gained for both parties are equal. Mines are NOT surrogate governments and in many instances governments are abusing the mines, expecting them to deliver on their behalf in exchange for granting mining rights and environmental permits. It is the way of Africa in many instances and mines must do their best to deliver in the face of such difficulties.
It isn’t all bad news though. A happy community stands you in good stead with the government. This means information exchange is an easy process and decisions passed down from the top positive. So get your hands dirty and work with the people I say – but find balance and a happy medium, and ensure that all the other priorities required to be successful don’t get pushed off the list entirely.
In case you are wondering, I haven’t forgotten about our environment. The sustainability supplement feature deals with some of the biggest challenges South Africa is facing as a result of mining. Water being one of them, and more specifically, acid mine drainage. Want to know the latest status on South Africa’s great acid mine drainage crisis? Turn to page 60. Fortunately, it seems the crisis is not a crisis anymore.
Government has stepped up to the plate and is sorting this historical catastrophe out. Hallelujah! The Central Basin’s shiny new acid mine drainage treatment plant, on the brink of start-up, is a massive achievement for the country and represents a solution to a major problem – well done to the Department of Water Affairs and TCTA!
In huge anticipation of this great feature, don’t skip over the issue’s diamonds and Southern Africa projects. It is an exciting time to be in diamonds as demand creeps towards overtaking supply. This is driving massive momentum in the sector and the new projects emerging as a result are something to keep a lookout for. Equally exciting are the projects I present within Southern Africa – which I classify as rare and unusual – so see for yourself and let me know what you think. "
Inexperience of worker and supervisor contributes to death, Inexperienced workers and inexperienced supervision are the main contributing factors to mining industry deaths, a recently released report has shown
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HSBC: U.S. Mint Gold Coin Sales Up From March But Down Year-On-Year
Friday May 2, 2014 8:11 AM
U,S, Mint data show gold-bullion coin sales in April totaled 56,000 ounces, up 70% from 33,000 in March but down 77% from 246,500 in for the same month last year, says HSBC. “The pick-up in gold coin sales in April from the previous month is a sign that retail investors remained upbeat on the yellow metal as prices fell to an average of USD1,299/oz in April from an average of USD1,335/oz in March,” the bank says. “Gold coin sales are often used as a gauge for retail investor demand, which typically rises during periods of price drops and weakens during periods of price rallies. The (year-on-year) drop in gold coin sales for April can be explained by the larger base as sales surged immediately after the two-day price rout in mid-April 2013.” Mint silver coin sales in April were listed at 4,590,500 ounces, down from 5,354,000 in March but up from 4,087,000 in April of 2013.
By Allen Sykora of Kitco News; asykora@kitco.com
MKS: SPDR Gold ETF Holdings Lowest Since January 2009
Friday May 2, 2014 8:10 AM
Holdings in SPDR Gold Shares, the world’s largest exchange-traded fund, have fallen to the lowest level in five years, says MKS (Switzerland) SA. The ETF has shed 6.59 metric tons, or 212,000 ounces, since Monday, with the bulk of the sales reported after a meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, MKS says. “This now takes the world's largest ETF to a total holding of 785.55 tons of gold -- 25.25 million oz -- the lowest since January 2009.”
By Allen Sykora of Kitco News; asykora@kitco.com
Friday May 2, 2014 8:11 AM
U,S, Mint data show gold-bullion coin sales in April totaled 56,000 ounces, up 70% from 33,000 in March but down 77% from 246,500 in for the same month last year, says HSBC. “The pick-up in gold coin sales in April from the previous month is a sign that retail investors remained upbeat on the yellow metal as prices fell to an average of USD1,299/oz in April from an average of USD1,335/oz in March,” the bank says. “Gold coin sales are often used as a gauge for retail investor demand, which typically rises during periods of price drops and weakens during periods of price rallies. The (year-on-year) drop in gold coin sales for April can be explained by the larger base as sales surged immediately after the two-day price rout in mid-April 2013.” Mint silver coin sales in April were listed at 4,590,500 ounces, down from 5,354,000 in March but up from 4,087,000 in April of 2013.
By Allen Sykora of Kitco News; asykora@kitco.com
MKS: SPDR Gold ETF Holdings Lowest Since January 2009
Friday May 2, 2014 8:10 AM
Holdings in SPDR Gold Shares, the world’s largest exchange-traded fund, have fallen to the lowest level in five years, says MKS (Switzerland) SA. The ETF has shed 6.59 metric tons, or 212,000 ounces, since Monday, with the bulk of the sales reported after a meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, MKS says. “This now takes the world's largest ETF to a total holding of 785.55 tons of gold -- 25.25 million oz -- the lowest since January 2009.”
By Allen Sykora of Kitco News; asykora@kitco.com
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.899.032 von dosto am 30.04.14 10:48:29Yep !
Gestern war wieder Sturm.
Ob heute die Hitze den Jüngern wieder zu schaffen macht ?
Oder ob ein weiterer Hype einsetzt wie bei Plug
Betrachtet man die vergangenen 10 Jahre ist es wahrscheinlich
nur ein erneuter "Zwischenhype", der gerade abverkauft wird.
Grundsätzlich denke ich aber, das die Tage, also quasi ab jetzt,lol,
die kommenden Monate, wenige Jahre, neue Entwicklungen die Gesellschaft erobern,
voranbringen werden. Ob das nun eine Technologie wie jene vom Poet ist
oder jene, welche vll doch Plug heisst oder dergleichen wird sich zeigen .....
Hast Du Favoriten ? Wer ist die neue Microsoft ?
Gestern war wieder Sturm.
Ob heute die Hitze den Jüngern wieder zu schaffen macht ?
Oder ob ein weiterer Hype einsetzt wie bei Plug
Betrachtet man die vergangenen 10 Jahre ist es wahrscheinlich
nur ein erneuter "Zwischenhype", der gerade abverkauft wird.
Grundsätzlich denke ich aber, das die Tage, also quasi ab jetzt,lol,
die kommenden Monate, wenige Jahre, neue Entwicklungen die Gesellschaft erobern,
voranbringen werden. Ob das nun eine Technologie wie jene vom Poet ist
oder jene, welche vll doch Plug heisst oder dergleichen wird sich zeigen .....
Hast Du Favoriten ? Wer ist die neue Microsoft ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.911.760 von massoud am 02.05.14 14:56:41Wenns nach mir geht.
Keiner,
ich leb ganz gut mit meinen Computers und der Cloud.
Ich komm mit dem 1 Dutzend Systemen ganz gut zurecht.
Das Hardware ist eh nicht teuer sollte man nicht auf
Marken und Design abflippen.
Aber es geht nicht nach mir, mal sehen wohin die Jünger
tendiert werden.
Keiner,
ich leb ganz gut mit meinen Computers und der Cloud.
Ich komm mit dem 1 Dutzend Systemen ganz gut zurecht.
Das Hardware ist eh nicht teuer sollte man nicht auf
Marken und Design abflippen.
Aber es geht nicht nach mir, mal sehen wohin die Jünger
tendiert werden.
DER PSYCHISCHE DRUCK AUF DIE MINENMANGER WIRD STÄRKER UND STÄRKER
UND HINTERLASST SPUREN:
UND HINTERLASST SPUREN:
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.911.760 von massoud am 02.05.14 14:56:41
Denke ich, zu einem guten Teil, auch, wobei das davon abhängt was man von "Gesellschaft voranbringen" versteht.
Denke aber, auch, dass es neben Poet Technologies zig weitere gibt. Kandidaten.
Guck Dir zum Beispiel die, dazu, mal an.
Deren interne Entwicklungen sind wohl komplizierter, und ziehen sich wesentlich länger hin, als erwartet, aber von einem "potenziellem Einfluss(auf die Gesellschaft")" ist das denke ich eine Mörderbude.
Und von dieser Art gibt es noch einigen Shit mehr.
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/LWLG-Stone…
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/LWLG-Initi…
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/LWLG_Meeti…
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/conf169730…
Gruß
P.
Zitat von massoud: Grundsätzlich denke ich aber, das die Tage, also quasi ab jetzt,lol,
die kommenden Monate, wenige Jahre, neue Entwicklungen die Gesellschaft erobern,
voranbringen werden. Ob das nun eine Technologie wie jene vom Poet ist
oder jene, welche vll doch Plug heisst oder dergleichen wird sich zeigen .....
Hast Du Favoriten ? Wer ist die neue Microsoft ?
Denke ich, zu einem guten Teil, auch, wobei das davon abhängt was man von "Gesellschaft voranbringen" versteht.
Denke aber, auch, dass es neben Poet Technologies zig weitere gibt. Kandidaten.
Guck Dir zum Beispiel die, dazu, mal an.
Deren interne Entwicklungen sind wohl komplizierter, und ziehen sich wesentlich länger hin, als erwartet, aber von einem "potenziellem Einfluss(auf die Gesellschaft")" ist das denke ich eine Mörderbude.
Und von dieser Art gibt es noch einigen Shit mehr.
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/LWLG-Stone…
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/LWLG-Initi…
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/LWLG_Meeti…
www.lightwavelogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/conf169730…
Gruß
P.
Mining Companies: How Majors Are Selling Off Assets
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Mining Productivity Forum, The importance of productivity and a high-performing culture has never been so important to mining industry executives
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/mining-productivity-forum?ut…
http://mining-productivity.com.au/
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http://mining-productivity.com.au/
Denke ich, zu einem guten Teil, auch, wobei das davon abhängt was man von "Gesellschaft voranbringen" versteht.
Na eben fulminante Dinge wie der PC oder das Handy ect.
Denke aber, auch, dass es neben Poet Technologies zig weitere gibt. Kandidaten.
LWLG scheint ebenfalls interessant zu sein, wobei das Volumen noch nicht wirklich berauschend ist. WL.
Was sind denn so Deine Favoriten, welche hast Du noch im Auge ?
Danke und Grüsse
Na eben fulminante Dinge wie der PC oder das Handy ect.
Denke aber, auch, dass es neben Poet Technologies zig weitere gibt. Kandidaten.
LWLG scheint ebenfalls interessant zu sein, wobei das Volumen noch nicht wirklich berauschend ist. WL.
Was sind denn so Deine Favoriten, welche hast Du noch im Auge ?
Danke und Grüsse
Da hier grad so gemeint wird, `Dinge die die Welt verändern`.
Irgendwie werd ich das Gefühl nicht los, als ob uns diese
Ukraine-Krise mehr Umwälzungen bringt als wir uns heute vorstellen können.
***
Apropos, siehst Du Gold und Silber weiter schwach ?
Irgendwie werd ich das Gefühl nicht los, als ob uns diese
Ukraine-Krise mehr Umwälzungen bringt als wir uns heute vorstellen können.
***
Apropos, siehst Du Gold und Silber weiter schwach ?
Apropos, siehst Du Gold und Silber weiter schwach ?
und ob!!
und ob!!
Könnte mir bei Silber vorstellen, das ein Boden ansteht.
Falls ich das richtige sehe. Im Idealfall sind wir in der finalen Welle down.
Allerdings hab ich bei den Metallen meine schlechtesten Ansichten, immer noch.
Die Gründe dafür könnten HSBC, JP Morgan und Citibank heissen.
****
Was sind denn kurz gesagt Deine Hauptgründe weshalb Du die Metalle weiter short siehst ?
Falls ich das richtige sehe. Im Idealfall sind wir in der finalen Welle down.
Allerdings hab ich bei den Metallen meine schlechtesten Ansichten, immer noch.
Die Gründe dafür könnten HSBC, JP Morgan und Citibank heissen.
****
Was sind denn kurz gesagt Deine Hauptgründe weshalb Du die Metalle weiter short siehst ?
Moriarty says Newport Exploration (V.NWX) is ‘raping’ investors, CEO responds
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.955.866 von massoud am 09.05.14 22:15:54Vorsicht,
es gibt keinerlei letzte Aussage meinerseits daß ich in EMs short bin.
Es gibt noch 1 Alt-Short-Schein Gold, der am Rande mitläuft.
Ob Boden oder nicht Boden, the big beat is over.
Aber das bedeutet ja nicht, daß wir jetzt den Weg nach oben antreten werden.
Ich halte EMs eher für langweilig, ich suche jedenfalls nicht mein Geld
in diesem Sektor.
es gibt keinerlei letzte Aussage meinerseits daß ich in EMs short bin.
Es gibt noch 1 Alt-Short-Schein Gold, der am Rande mitläuft.
Ob Boden oder nicht Boden, the big beat is over.
Aber das bedeutet ja nicht, daß wir jetzt den Weg nach oben antreten werden.
Ich halte EMs eher für langweilig, ich suche jedenfalls nicht mein Geld
in diesem Sektor.
Rohstoffunternehmen wissen nicht wohin mit der Kohle.
riecht, schon wieder, nach Privatflugzeugen, Schampus und Drogenparties.
Deals in global mining +metals sector drop by 31% in Q1 `14, E&Y survey - MT/E&Y - May 9, 2014
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"The number of mining mergers and acquisitions (M&A) has dropped by 31% to 135 deals with a 67% decline in their value to $6.7bn, during the first quarter of this year, according to a report by Ernst & Young (E&Y).
E&Y global mining and metals transaction leader Lee Downham said: "The Q1 completed deal numbers don't really reflect what we are seeing in the market as the rate of announced and yet-to-be-announced deals has increased."
"There remains a backdrop of caution, however, the mood is much more positive."
"We are beginning to see that translate into confidence to do deals, as reflected by the large pipeline of announced acquisitions, particularly in the gold sector."
The Capital Confidence Barometer mining and metals sector report stated that, despite a muted start to the year, mining and metals firms show more interest in M&A deals globally in the next 12 months, based on survey of more than 1,600 executives, including 128 in the mining and metals sector.
Nearly 60% of the mining and metals sector respondents expect the deal volumes to improve during the period with around 53% of the companies surveyed having a pipeline of two to three deals.
The gradual increase in deal volumes will be driven by larger miners streamlining their asset portfolio, financial buyers and consolidation among small and mid-tier mining companies, the report added.
Private capital funds estimated to be a minimum of $10bn and as high as $20bn are expected to play a key role in that growth. "
riecht, schon wieder, nach Privatflugzeugen, Schampus und Drogenparties.
Deals in global mining +metals sector drop by 31% in Q1 `14, E&Y survey - MT/E&Y - May 9, 2014
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsdeals-in-global-mining-an…
"The number of mining mergers and acquisitions (M&A) has dropped by 31% to 135 deals with a 67% decline in their value to $6.7bn, during the first quarter of this year, according to a report by Ernst & Young (E&Y).
E&Y global mining and metals transaction leader Lee Downham said: "The Q1 completed deal numbers don't really reflect what we are seeing in the market as the rate of announced and yet-to-be-announced deals has increased."
"There remains a backdrop of caution, however, the mood is much more positive."
"We are beginning to see that translate into confidence to do deals, as reflected by the large pipeline of announced acquisitions, particularly in the gold sector."
The Capital Confidence Barometer mining and metals sector report stated that, despite a muted start to the year, mining and metals firms show more interest in M&A deals globally in the next 12 months, based on survey of more than 1,600 executives, including 128 in the mining and metals sector.
Nearly 60% of the mining and metals sector respondents expect the deal volumes to improve during the period with around 53% of the companies surveyed having a pipeline of two to three deals.
The gradual increase in deal volumes will be driven by larger miners streamlining their asset portfolio, financial buyers and consolidation among small and mid-tier mining companies, the report added.
Private capital funds estimated to be a minimum of $10bn and as high as $20bn are expected to play a key role in that growth. "
Community conflicts costing miners billions
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.958.294 von dosto am 10.05.14 18:30:43Sali Max
es gibt keinerlei letzte Aussage meinerseits daß ich in EMs short bin.
Hab ich auch nie behauptet oder auch nur angenommen. Lediglich das Du
die Ansicht der Shortseite vertrittst.
Und daher hätte mich grundsätzlich kurz und knapp, von mir aus auch ausführlich,
will ja nicht zu aufdringlich werden, gerne gewusst, was denn so Deine
Hauptgründe sind, weshalb Du das Güldene oder auch Silber short siehst,
oder weshalb der big beat vorbei sei ???
Und wenn ich schon dabei bin, welchen Sektor hast Du den für die Zukunft im Auge ??
Und jetzt lass Dir mal die Ansichten nich so aus der Nase ziehen.
Wir sind hier ja quasi fast unter uns .
Beste Grüsse und Gesundheit !
es gibt keinerlei letzte Aussage meinerseits daß ich in EMs short bin.
Hab ich auch nie behauptet oder auch nur angenommen. Lediglich das Du
die Ansicht der Shortseite vertrittst.
Und daher hätte mich grundsätzlich kurz und knapp, von mir aus auch ausführlich,
will ja nicht zu aufdringlich werden, gerne gewusst, was denn so Deine
Hauptgründe sind, weshalb Du das Güldene oder auch Silber short siehst,
oder weshalb der big beat vorbei sei ???
Und wenn ich schon dabei bin, welchen Sektor hast Du den für die Zukunft im Auge ??
Und jetzt lass Dir mal die Ansichten nich so aus der Nase ziehen.
Wir sind hier ja quasi fast unter uns .
Beste Grüsse und Gesundheit !
Andrew Mackenzie discusses sales +productivity @mining conference; BHP Billiton has told a mining conference that portfolio simplification is compelling, but said a decision on whether to sell a number of non-core assets or go ahead with a $US15.000.000.000 demerger had not been made - MA/TA - May 13, 2014
- V. Validakis -
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" BHP Billiton has told a mining conference that portfolio simplification is compelling, but said a decision on whether to sell a number of non-core assets or go ahead with a $US15 billion demerger had not been made.
Speaking at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Metals, Mining & Steel Conference in Miami overnight, Mackenzie reiterated the company was seeking to structurally alter its operations as it studies the next "phase of simplification".
BHP has previously said that a portfolio focused on major iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets would be part of its four pillar company, with everything else subject to changes.
Speculation is mounting that the company will seek a demerger to shareholders that will include its aluminium, nickel and manganese assets, The Australian reported.
“We will only pursue options that maximise value for BHP Billiton shareholders,” Mackenzie said.
As part of his speech, Mackenzie spoke of the productivity and efficiency measures the company was undertaking.
He said capital expenditure had been reduced by 25 per cent with spending to decline again in the 2015 financial year.
Mackenzie said BHP had embedded $US4.9bn of sustainable productivity gains which will increase to $US5.5 billion by the end of this financial year.
“In the first half of the 2014 financial year, average truck utilisation, compared with last year, improved by 8 per cent. The average utilisation of our diggers increased by 10 per cent, and we have reset the performance benchmark higher so a clear opportunity remains across the group.
“By doing what we said we would do in the first half of the year, we increased free cash flow by $US7.8 billion and underlying return on capital to 22 per cent,” Mackenzie said.
Taking over as boss of BHP last May, Mackenzie wasted no time in announcing new austerity measures aimed at cutting costs and improving productivity.
Mackenzie said there was a new "realism about the challenge to remain competitive" and that gaps in performance needed to be closed.
Since then the company has sold several of its assets including the its West Musgrave nickel project and diamond projects overseas.
The miner has also taken the axe to a number of coal and nickel jobs. "
- V. Validakis -
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/andrew-mackenzie-discusses-s…
www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/bhps-15-bill…
" BHP Billiton has told a mining conference that portfolio simplification is compelling, but said a decision on whether to sell a number of non-core assets or go ahead with a $US15 billion demerger had not been made.
Speaking at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Metals, Mining & Steel Conference in Miami overnight, Mackenzie reiterated the company was seeking to structurally alter its operations as it studies the next "phase of simplification".
BHP has previously said that a portfolio focused on major iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets would be part of its four pillar company, with everything else subject to changes.
Speculation is mounting that the company will seek a demerger to shareholders that will include its aluminium, nickel and manganese assets, The Australian reported.
“We will only pursue options that maximise value for BHP Billiton shareholders,” Mackenzie said.
As part of his speech, Mackenzie spoke of the productivity and efficiency measures the company was undertaking.
He said capital expenditure had been reduced by 25 per cent with spending to decline again in the 2015 financial year.
Mackenzie said BHP had embedded $US4.9bn of sustainable productivity gains which will increase to $US5.5 billion by the end of this financial year.
“In the first half of the 2014 financial year, average truck utilisation, compared with last year, improved by 8 per cent. The average utilisation of our diggers increased by 10 per cent, and we have reset the performance benchmark higher so a clear opportunity remains across the group.
“By doing what we said we would do in the first half of the year, we increased free cash flow by $US7.8 billion and underlying return on capital to 22 per cent,” Mackenzie said.
Taking over as boss of BHP last May, Mackenzie wasted no time in announcing new austerity measures aimed at cutting costs and improving productivity.
Mackenzie said there was a new "realism about the challenge to remain competitive" and that gaps in performance needed to be closed.
Since then the company has sold several of its assets including the its West Musgrave nickel project and diamond projects overseas.
The miner has also taken the axe to a number of coal and nickel jobs. "
Fortescue Metals looks to expand markets, beyond China, Australia's 3rd biggest iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group(ASX:FMG) is expanding its customer base beyond China as concerns over the use of commodities as collateral for loans in the Asian giant has sparked recent volatility in prices for the steel making material - M.com/TA - May 7, 2014
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/fortescue-metals-looks-to-expand-markets-beyo…
"Australia's third biggest iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group (ASX:FMG) is expanding its customer base beyond China as concerns over the use of commodities as collateral for loans in the Asian giant has sparked recent volatility in prices for the steel making material.
The company’s CEO, Nev Power, told The Age Fortescue had started supplying customers in South Korea, and wanted to test Japan and other Asian markets next.
Despite Power’s confidence, the company stock got hammered Wednesday, as Sydney-based investors rushed to sell off iron ore miners fearing of a further fall in the commodity price, which is currently trading at about US$106 a tonne.
- FMG’s Christmas Creek mine. -
Fortescue shares fell 3.5% to close at $4.63. Of more concern is the fact that the stock has now fallen over 20% this calendar year, basically mimicking the drop in iron ore spot prices.
Worries over an economic slowdown in China — the world's largest iron ore importer — have contributed to the industrial metal's 21% drop so far this year, placing the commodity firmly in bear market territory.
Speaking at the Macquarie Australia Conference, Power said he expected the current volatility in iron ore prices to blow over soon. He added there already are some positive signs, such as the joint US$1bn bid by China’s Baosteel and Aurizon (ASX: AZJ) for Aquila Resources (TSE, ASX: AQA), which he considers a vote of confidence in the Australian mining industry and the iron ore market. "
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/fortescue-metals-looks-to-expand-markets-beyo…
"Australia's third biggest iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group (ASX:FMG) is expanding its customer base beyond China as concerns over the use of commodities as collateral for loans in the Asian giant has sparked recent volatility in prices for the steel making material.
The company’s CEO, Nev Power, told The Age Fortescue had started supplying customers in South Korea, and wanted to test Japan and other Asian markets next.
Despite Power’s confidence, the company stock got hammered Wednesday, as Sydney-based investors rushed to sell off iron ore miners fearing of a further fall in the commodity price, which is currently trading at about US$106 a tonne.
- FMG’s Christmas Creek mine. -
Fortescue shares fell 3.5% to close at $4.63. Of more concern is the fact that the stock has now fallen over 20% this calendar year, basically mimicking the drop in iron ore spot prices.
Worries over an economic slowdown in China — the world's largest iron ore importer — have contributed to the industrial metal's 21% drop so far this year, placing the commodity firmly in bear market territory.
Speaking at the Macquarie Australia Conference, Power said he expected the current volatility in iron ore prices to blow over soon. He added there already are some positive signs, such as the joint US$1bn bid by China’s Baosteel and Aurizon (ASX: AZJ) for Aquila Resources (TSE, ASX: AQA), which he considers a vote of confidence in the Australian mining industry and the iron ore market. "
Popeye,
da wo die sitzen, sitzen die Chinesen auch.
Citic Pacific,
dieselben haben auch Stahl, jedoch viel mehr Iron als sie verarbeiten können.
Übrigens die alte Story, das Projekt, irrer overrun der Kosten,
sowie davongelaufene Zeit.
da wo die sitzen, sitzen die Chinesen auch.
Citic Pacific,
dieselben haben auch Stahl, jedoch viel mehr Iron als sie verarbeiten können.
Übrigens die alte Story, das Projekt, irrer overrun der Kosten,
sowie davongelaufene Zeit.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.943.812 von massoud am 08.05.14 12:45:49
gibt verschiedene.
Die Menge hängt würde ich sagen vor allem von der Breite der Definition ab.
Nicht mein Favorit, aber im Auge und auch ein Kandidat. Für "voranbringen".
Spectra7 Moves DisplayDirect™ Virtual Reality Chip Into Production, Increasing Demand for Ultra Thin, Low Latency Consumer Interconnects - May 14, 2014
www.marketwired.com/press-release/spectra7-moves-displaydire…
"TORONTO, ONTARIO and PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA--(Marketwired - May 14, 2014) - Spectra7 Microsystems Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SEV), a high performance analog semiconductor company delivering unprecedented speed, resolution and signal fidelity, today announced that the Company's DisplayDirect™ Virtual Reality VR7100 product has commenced production based on purchase orders to use the Company's product in leading wearable computing and virtual reality platforms.
Virtual Reality ("VR") systems based on Spectra7's DisplayDirect™ technology uniquely achieve the most critical consumer VR requirements, including:
- High Bandwidth for Immersive 3D Resolution: Delivers up to 40Gbps (40 billion bits per second) - enough equivalent bandwidth to drive 8 large format HDTVs using a single thin cable;
- Low Latency: Operates with less than 35 nanoseconds (i.e. 35 billionths of a second) of latency - up to 100,000 times faster than Wi-Fi - ensuring the interconnect does not contribute to total system latency which could lead to motion "simulation" sickness - an issue that impacted acceptance by some consumers of previous VR platforms;
- Light Weight, Long Reach: Eliminates up to 80% of the copper used in traditional high speed cables, enabling VR interconnects that are up to 6 times lighter, 10 times thinner, and significantly longer with lengths reaching 15 feet;
- Embedded Power Delivery: Reduces the gauge (thickness) of the signal interconnect by leveraging the Company's patented power delivery technology to supply power to the headset and associated chips thereby eliminating the need for a separate power cable.
"Virtual reality will require resolutions at or beyond human perception," said Paul Gray, Director of European Research, DisplaySearch. "Signal feeds to wearable displays have to be capable of carrying a huge data payload yet also be light and flexible enough for the wearer to be unhindered and comfortable."
Spectra7 believes its patented technology is the only solution that achieves all of these consumer requirements to accelerate mass consumer adoption of VR platforms by replacing traditional bulky and heavy cabling with a single super-slim, ultra-light wearable interconnect between the headset, gaming GPU and power port.
The Consumer Virtual Reality Market is projected to grow to $5.2 billion by 2018 according to a recent report from KZERO Worldwide. While gamers, innovators and teens are expected to be first adopters, market analysts believe VR will transcend beyond gaming into telepresence, healthcare, and engineering applications for mainstream consumers and business users.
"Our proactive approach to the emerging visual display trends and technology continues to position us at the forefront of new markets, including the nascent Virtual Reality world which has recently become mainstream as major players enter the market," said Tony Stelliga, CEO of Spectra7. "The latest VR headsets are an ideal platform for Spectra7's signal processing and power delivery technology as we break the traditional boundaries for weight and industrial design to deliver the requisite bandwidth, power, resolution and speed for next generation consumer interconnects."
Spectra7's technology transforms the industrial design of traditional consumer electronics and mobile infrastructure by enabling new levels of miniaturization and portability, previously unavailable to the market. The Company's next-generation of ultra-small and low profile silicon, including the VR7100, reduce the metal shielding, wire gauge and electro-mechanical components that make interconnects, such as those used in virtual reality platforms, unnecessarily thick, heavy and bulky.
ABOUT SPECTRA7 MICROSYSTEMS INC.
Spectra7 Microsystems Inc. is a high performance analog semiconductor company delivering unprecedented speed, resolution and signal fidelity to consumer and wireless infrastructure products. Spectra7's new system-level components address throughput bottlenecks and satisfy the exponential demand for more bandwidth and lower costs in mobile and internet infrastructure equipment, including handsets, tablets, base stations and microwave backhaul systems. Spectra7 is headquartered in Markham, Ontario with development centers in Silicon Valley, Irvine, California and Cork, Ireland. For more information, please visit www.spectra7.com. "
Gruß
P.
Zitat von massoud: Denke ich, zu einem guten Teil, auch, wobei das davon abhängt was man von "Gesellschaft voranbringen" versteht.
Na eben fulminante Dinge wie der PC oder das Handy ect.
Denke aber, auch, dass es neben Poet Technologies zig weitere gibt. Kandidaten.
LWLG scheint ebenfalls interessant zu sein, wobei das Volumen noch nicht wirklich berauschend ist. WL.
Was sind denn so Deine Favoriten, welche hast Du noch im Auge ?
gibt verschiedene.
Die Menge hängt würde ich sagen vor allem von der Breite der Definition ab.
Nicht mein Favorit, aber im Auge und auch ein Kandidat. Für "voranbringen".
Spectra7 Moves DisplayDirect™ Virtual Reality Chip Into Production, Increasing Demand for Ultra Thin, Low Latency Consumer Interconnects - May 14, 2014
www.marketwired.com/press-release/spectra7-moves-displaydire…
"TORONTO, ONTARIO and PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA--(Marketwired - May 14, 2014) - Spectra7 Microsystems Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SEV), a high performance analog semiconductor company delivering unprecedented speed, resolution and signal fidelity, today announced that the Company's DisplayDirect™ Virtual Reality VR7100 product has commenced production based on purchase orders to use the Company's product in leading wearable computing and virtual reality platforms.
Virtual Reality ("VR") systems based on Spectra7's DisplayDirect™ technology uniquely achieve the most critical consumer VR requirements, including:
- High Bandwidth for Immersive 3D Resolution: Delivers up to 40Gbps (40 billion bits per second) - enough equivalent bandwidth to drive 8 large format HDTVs using a single thin cable;
- Low Latency: Operates with less than 35 nanoseconds (i.e. 35 billionths of a second) of latency - up to 100,000 times faster than Wi-Fi - ensuring the interconnect does not contribute to total system latency which could lead to motion "simulation" sickness - an issue that impacted acceptance by some consumers of previous VR platforms;
- Light Weight, Long Reach: Eliminates up to 80% of the copper used in traditional high speed cables, enabling VR interconnects that are up to 6 times lighter, 10 times thinner, and significantly longer with lengths reaching 15 feet;
- Embedded Power Delivery: Reduces the gauge (thickness) of the signal interconnect by leveraging the Company's patented power delivery technology to supply power to the headset and associated chips thereby eliminating the need for a separate power cable.
"Virtual reality will require resolutions at or beyond human perception," said Paul Gray, Director of European Research, DisplaySearch. "Signal feeds to wearable displays have to be capable of carrying a huge data payload yet also be light and flexible enough for the wearer to be unhindered and comfortable."
Spectra7 believes its patented technology is the only solution that achieves all of these consumer requirements to accelerate mass consumer adoption of VR platforms by replacing traditional bulky and heavy cabling with a single super-slim, ultra-light wearable interconnect between the headset, gaming GPU and power port.
The Consumer Virtual Reality Market is projected to grow to $5.2 billion by 2018 according to a recent report from KZERO Worldwide. While gamers, innovators and teens are expected to be first adopters, market analysts believe VR will transcend beyond gaming into telepresence, healthcare, and engineering applications for mainstream consumers and business users.
"Our proactive approach to the emerging visual display trends and technology continues to position us at the forefront of new markets, including the nascent Virtual Reality world which has recently become mainstream as major players enter the market," said Tony Stelliga, CEO of Spectra7. "The latest VR headsets are an ideal platform for Spectra7's signal processing and power delivery technology as we break the traditional boundaries for weight and industrial design to deliver the requisite bandwidth, power, resolution and speed for next generation consumer interconnects."
Spectra7's technology transforms the industrial design of traditional consumer electronics and mobile infrastructure by enabling new levels of miniaturization and portability, previously unavailable to the market. The Company's next-generation of ultra-small and low profile silicon, including the VR7100, reduce the metal shielding, wire gauge and electro-mechanical components that make interconnects, such as those used in virtual reality platforms, unnecessarily thick, heavy and bulky.
ABOUT SPECTRA7 MICROSYSTEMS INC.
Spectra7 Microsystems Inc. is a high performance analog semiconductor company delivering unprecedented speed, resolution and signal fidelity to consumer and wireless infrastructure products. Spectra7's new system-level components address throughput bottlenecks and satisfy the exponential demand for more bandwidth and lower costs in mobile and internet infrastructure equipment, including handsets, tablets, base stations and microwave backhaul systems. Spectra7 is headquartered in Markham, Ontario with development centers in Silicon Valley, Irvine, California and Cork, Ireland. For more information, please visit www.spectra7.com. "
Gruß
P.
Funding still an issue for miners, especially juniors: report - M.com/SNLM&M - May 6, 2014
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/funding-still-an-issue-for-miners-especially-…
http://go.snl.com/rs/snlfinanciallc/images/SOTM%20Mining%20E…
"March-quarter exploration and production results from the resources sector flooded in last week to meet the end-of-April deadline, revealing that while the sector seems to be on its way up, funding remains an issue, especially for explorers.
In its latest report on the state of the market published Tuesday, SNL Metals&Mining reveals that the combination of investment banks falling out of love with commodities, and IPOs not serving the smaller companies, continues to burden mining companies big and small, particularly explorers. This, say the analysts, is reflected by the mere US$7 billion raised by the mining sector in the first quarter of the year, with only $1.6bn going to juniors.
Metals markets, says the report, remain dull, but stable. Copper, a main indicator of global economic health, is expected to remain lethargic for the remainder of the year, with most investors seeing better opportunities in other metals, particularly nickel and tin, SNL says.
Nickel continues to be the sector’s star, as the metal hit a 14-month high of US$18,000/t in mid-April. Price for the commodity have jumped 29% so far this year thanks mainly to the Indonesian ore export ban, which came into force last January.
Gold barely shining
SNL experts say that while the Ukraine-Russia conflict has had little effect on the gold price, which seems to be locked within a tight range around $1,340 per ounce, bullion prices are expected to keep falling through 2015.
Adding to the bad news, the report highlights that —based on the number of prospects reporting drilling results in the quarter just ended (856)— exploration is at only 56% of the year-ago level (1,517), which was itself just 62% of the number of prospects reporting drilling in the first quarter of 2012 (2,465).
And while the mount of merger and acquisitions (M&A) in the first quarter of the year shows an undeniable increase, the experts note that jump was achieved in conditions of tight finance, raising about $7 billion, compared from the $9.8 billion registered in the quarter ending in Dec. 2013.
When it comes to regional activity, SNL experts say that although Asia is dominating metals production, Latin America remains an important target for mine development. The region maintained its top position in 2013 in terms of the number of projects and the capital expenditure commitments for the 1,307 development projects with capex estimations. "
an issue for miners, especially juniors: report - M.com/SNLM&M - May 6, 2014- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/funding-still-an-issue-for-miners-especially-…
http://go.snl.com/rs/snlfinanciallc/images/SOTM%20Mining%20E…
"March-quarter exploration and production results from the resources sector flooded in last week to meet the end-of-April deadline, revealing that while the sector seems to be on its way up, funding remains an issue, especially for explorers.
In its latest report on the state of the market published Tuesday, SNL Metals&Mining reveals that the combination of investment banks falling out of love with commodities, and IPOs not serving the smaller companies, continues to burden mining companies big and small, particularly explorers. This, say the analysts, is reflected by the mere US$7 billion raised by the mining sector in the first quarter of the year, with only $1.6bn going to juniors.
Metals markets, says the report, remain dull, but stable. Copper, a main indicator of global economic health, is expected to remain lethargic for the remainder of the year, with most investors seeing better opportunities in other metals, particularly nickel and tin, SNL says.
Nickel continues to be the sector’s star, as the metal hit a 14-month high of US$18,000/t in mid-April. Price for the commodity have jumped 29% so far this year thanks mainly to the Indonesian ore export ban, which came into force last January.
Gold barely shining
SNL experts say that while the Ukraine-Russia conflict has had little effect on the gold price, which seems to be locked within a tight range around $1,340 per ounce, bullion prices are expected to keep falling through 2015.
Adding to the bad news, the report highlights that —based on the number of prospects reporting drilling results in the quarter just ended (856)— exploration is at only 56% of the year-ago level (1,517), which was itself just 62% of the number of prospects reporting drilling in the first quarter of 2012 (2,465).
And while the mount of merger and acquisitions (M&A) in the first quarter of the year shows an undeniable increase, the experts note that jump was achieved in conditions of tight finance, raising about $7 billion, compared from the $9.8 billion registered in the quarter ending in Dec. 2013.
When it comes to regional activity, SNL experts say that although Asia is dominating metals production, Latin America remains an important target for mine development. The region maintained its top position in 2013 in terms of the number of projects and the capital expenditure commitments for the 1,307 development projects with capex estimations. "
Make way for more driverless trucks: BHP, The autonomous trucks cut costs by reducing the need to house, feed +employ four drivers
www.mining.com/make-way-for-driverless-mine-trucks-bhp-91526…
driverless trucks: BHP, The autonomous trucks cut costs by reducing the need to house, feed +employ four driverswww.mining.com/make-way-for-driverless-mine-trucks-bhp-91526…
"Reversal" setze ich nicht drauf, jedenfalls nicht im größeren Zusammenhang.
Decade-low interest in resource funds; sector ripe for reversal: Jason Mayer
www.mining.com/web/decade-low-interest-in-resource-funds-sec…
Decade-low interest in resource funds; sector ripe for reversal: Jason Mayer
www.mining.com/web/decade-low-interest-in-resource-funds-sec…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.943.812 von massoud am 08.05.14 12:45:49
noch ein Kandidat. Dafür.
Aurora Technologies(TSX.V:ACU) " 'Disruptive Measurement Technology' "will" "Revolutionize" Solar Panel Manufacturing"[+Podcast] - ML - May 8, 2014
- J. West -
www.midasletter.com/2014/05/aurora-technologies-tsx-vacu-dis…
"The solar panel manufacturing industry is characterized in large part by inefficiencies that directly affect the profitability of solar fabricators. ACT Aurora Control Technologies (TSX.V:ACU) (OTCMKTS:AACTF) has developed an inline measurement system that can improve the performance of fabrication lines by as much as 20%. It might not sound like much, but according to CEO Mike Heaven, every 0.2% increase in efficient equates to $1 million to the bottom line of manufacturers.
I interviewed Mike this week, and we talked about the company’s path to profitability, and the strategy to may Aurora Control Technologies an industry standard component for all solar panel manufacturers. They recently announced a deal with TetraSun, a First Solar Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR), subsidiary for purchase order for Aurora Technologies’ Decima CD inline measurement system, with an option for follow-on orders.
... Or read the transcript:
James West: So Mike, why don’t we start with an overview of exactly what is the value of ACT, Aurora Control Technologies, and what do you do.
Mike Heaven: Sure, James. Aurora was started on the premise of bringing automation, measurement and control to the solar industry, in particular, the fabrication lines that are producing solar cells. Wafers go in on one end of the line and finished cells come out on the other and there’s virtually no measurements or control all the way through the line. So, the cell comes out at the end. It’s tested and then, it drops into any one of a number of grades and they can sell the finished product based on the power output of the cell.
So Aurora’s value proposition is to bring the level of performance on these lines to a much tighter and higher efficiency. Much tighter distribution, higher efficiency meaning more dollars and more profits for the cell producers and they can sell their product at a premium in the market place.
James West: Yeah. I guess when they incorporate your process they end up with a higher average graded chip and thus, add to the bottom line.
Mike Heaven: And the rate at the point right now of breakeven on many other of the fab lines. I’ll give you a simple example. A very small efficiency improvement, surprisingly, 0.2% efficiency is worth over a million dollars on a fab line producing 15 megawatts per year of cells, a million dollars.
James West: Wow! So what kind of efficiencies does your technology sort of improve?
Mike Heaven: So, we will increase the cell efficiency and it doesn’t take much. They’re producing products that run between 14% and 16% on a typical line and if we can tighten that up and shift the whole distribution so that the average is more like 15.5% then, you can sell your resulting modules for considerably more in the market place.
James West: Okay. So how does the profit picture look for Aurora Control going out a year or 24 months, 36 months?
Mike Heaven: We were at the cusp of proving the product at the end of last year, where we were qualified with a major producer in the industry and we just received our first order from a company called TetraSun, which is owned by First Solar. They’re looking to produce a solar cell that is over 20% efficiency compared to the norm in the industry of around 15%.
So considerably 5% higher, it’s worth a fortune and they’re targeting the rooftop market for their product and the difference between a 15% efficient cell and a 20% efficient cell is staggering in terms of the energy output. Their target is the Japanese rooftop market.
James West: So, First Solar, that’s the biggest solar panel manufacturer in the world if I’m not mistaken.
Mike Heaven: That’s correct.
James West: Wow.
Mike Heaven: That was a real validation of our position in the market and the first real credible reference point in the marketplace. We expect that they’ll be looking to build several lines and we will be standard on all of their lines.
James West: Okay. So in terms of numbers, what’s the size of the revenue picture in 2014?
Mike Heaven: So 2014, we’re looking at selected orders with high-referencedstability customer such as First Solar. We would expect not a huge number of sales. Our primary goal is to get established on the next generation solar lines, so that it’ll change the acceptable standard of cells in the marketplace and force the over 500 lines that are installed in the world to invest in upgrades and improvements using our technology.
James West: Okay. You seek to become standard equipment in solar panel manufacturing in the whole industry.
Mike Heaven: Right. So 14, I would anticipate just — not a huge wave of revenue. Our goal is to get to the point where we achieve a master purchase agreement with a major player in the industry. I’m not going to say that, that would be our first partner but I’m saying we will work with them to demonstrate the value and hopefully, get an endorsement that says, “We will standardize on you on every line.” There are some manufacturers, for example, that have 40, 50 or 60 fab lines running in the world. So a purchase order that says, “We’ll do 10 together and then another 10,” that will really start the wave of revenue for Aurora.
James West: That’s interesting. So essentially, you’ve become a competitive differentiator for any manufacturer that incorporates your processes and your control technology into their fab lines.
Mike Heaven: Correct. If you come out of the furnace, the diffusion furnace, where you actually produce the junction, the electrical properties in the cell, it’s very early in the process. So you take a wafer, you run it through the furnace and then after that, you go through a number of finishing steps. If you rate their measures that wafer determine it’s not going to be effective, why waste all the money on the colorization and printing it with silver to get it to the finished product? just take it out and they’ll process it.
That alone will save you almost $400,000 a year in savings, by not running those cells to the end of the line. Or you found out, “By the way, I can’t sell that cell for very much. Maybe I’ll turn it into a garden lamp.”
James West: Right, okay. Well that’s fascinating. So tell me about how you — how the technology evolved, it’s history, who’s the founder and where it’s sort of based?
Mike Heaven: So I’m one of the founders and Gordon Deans was another founder, and Steve Blaine. We’re three people that had exposure to a variety of technologies in our past. In particular, the experience with a company called Measurex that grew out of providing measurements and control into the paper industry and steel industry. They were bought by Honeywell in 1997 for $600 million.
We’re trying to follow the similar model and bring measurement and control to the solar industry. In the paper and steel industry, it got to the point that you couldn’t run the lines without the process — without the measurement and control. People would actually be employed to look after the measurement and control, full time and that was part of Measurex’s revenue model, which was their service base.
So, we’re following that and we’ve had that experience through our career and we just see a very similar evolution for Aurora as we provide not just the measurement product but measurement control and services around you know, 24/7 and around the year.
James West: All right. Do you have any sort of projections on what the size of the solar wafer and panel manufacturing sector is going to be in terms of dollar value?
Mike Heaven: Well, there’s a significant consolidation. So the industry was really born out of the subsidies and it’s going to the moon and the European situation occurred and it really slowed it down. And subsequent to that, they consolidated it and many of the manufacturing operations were moved to Asia, so that ruled out labor.
So really, the only opportunity left is to improve quality through our types of products. That’s really just to reference the size of that marketplace, which is about 576 lines installed and the projections for the next year is to add somewhere in the neighborhood of 200 more lines. Many of those are trying to take the efficiency level which I mentioned was around between 14, 16 percent on, to something above 20. If you get above that point and you really get diminishing returns but that will take, for everyone who’s operating a line, they’re going to look at that level of performance and say, “How do we get there?” There’s some new technology that’s very exciting that we’re part of that is brining the industry to the point where solar will become more attractive than fossil fuel. Right now, it’s about equal.
James West: Wow! Okay. What about competition, is there other firms out there that will develop a similar process control technology on whom you’ve got your eye that you might be a little bit concerned about?
Mike Heaven: There are other people who measure various parameters associated with the cells. The screen printing for example, there’s a company that takes images of that and compares it to a template. There’s a company that measure the colorization of the cell. After the diffusion furnace, no one is capable of measuring the parameter we’re measuring with a non-contacting device, which is what ours is
So the typical method of measurement is to take it away from the line, one out of maybe every 2,000 you’re producing, take it over to a lab and contact it with a four-point probe and pass electricity through it. That’s the only way to do that. Obviously. that takes many minutes to do that and you get one sample every few hours to find out if your line is working well.
So people have this false sense that everything they’re producing is fine but no one is measuring in this location . So our competition is virtually non-existent in this space. I’m not anticipating that it will stay that way but we do have patents and are very significantly in the marketplace.
James West: Wow! So that’s truly groundbreaking technology in every sense of the word.
Mike Heaven: I think it’s very disruptive in the sense that when we get on these lines and it become standard and we raise the efficiency on the line and there’s an immediate economic benefit of over a million dollars a year that it will be a way for us. If we can make sure that we’re ahead of anyone else in the market, which is our intention, then we should be able to ride that ways to completion.
James West: How much more capital is it going to take you to get to the profitability in your estimation?
Mike Heaven: We’re not far away from profitability if we get the orders that we’re looking for. We do need to invest in production. So, if I get a master purchase order and they ask me to deliver 20 or 30 units in a quarter, then I will need some capital to get there. I think that when we get to the stage of we’ve got a master purchase agreement, it’s going to generate this much revenue and make us profitable, we won’t have any trouble raising that capital to invest in our production facilities.
James West: Sure and how –
Mike Heaven: Right now, we can produce a couple of units a week but we might have to get scale that up significantly.
James West: Sure. How long do you think until that happens?
Mike Heaven: I’m hopeful that we’ll be on that position in early — or early next year. I’m hoping that we’ll be in a position to just talk about some significant orders like a master purchase agreement by the end of the year.
James West: Well, that’s interesting. Mike, tell me what is there about your business that keeps you awake at night that you’re really worried about.
Mike Heaven: That’s a good question. I think the marketplace is very much an Asian marketplace, that’s where everything is happening. Japan is booming, Taiwan, China, and being able to communicate and establish the value of our technology, the initial beachheads and the right costumers are the things that probably keep me awake at night. Who are they? Can we get the right relationships?
Part of what we would use capital for in the short term is to invest in our sales network and make sure we have people that are capable of putting the technology on to a line in China working with the customer and demonstrating the value. That really is, if the question is really scaleability and having enough resources to do it right.
James West: Sure
Mike Heaven: I know the opportunity is there and I don’t want to miss an opportunity. At the same time, we have to focus on Asia
James West: Sure. Okay Mike, thank you very much for taking the time. We’re going to catch up with you in the next quarter and see how your progress is.
Mike Heaven: Excellent. I appreciate the opportunity.
James West: Thank you. Bye for now.
Mike Heaven: Thank you. Bye. "
Gruß
P.
noch ein Kandidat. Dafür.
Aurora Technologies(TSX.V:ACU) " 'Disruptive Measurement Technology' "will" "Revolutionize" Solar Panel Manufacturing"[+Podcast] - ML - May 8, 2014
- J. West -
www.midasletter.com/2014/05/aurora-technologies-tsx-vacu-dis…
"The solar panel manufacturing industry is characterized in large part by inefficiencies that directly affect the profitability of solar fabricators. ACT Aurora Control Technologies (TSX.V:ACU) (OTCMKTS:AACTF) has developed an inline measurement system that can improve the performance of fabrication lines by as much as 20%. It might not sound like much, but according to CEO Mike Heaven, every 0.2% increase in efficient equates to $1 million to the bottom line of manufacturers.
I interviewed Mike this week, and we talked about the company’s path to profitability, and the strategy to may Aurora Control Technologies an industry standard component for all solar panel manufacturers. They recently announced a deal with TetraSun, a First Solar Inc. (NASDAQ:FSLR), subsidiary for purchase order for Aurora Technologies’ Decima CD inline measurement system, with an option for follow-on orders.
... Or read the transcript:
James West: So Mike, why don’t we start with an overview of exactly what is the value of ACT, Aurora Control Technologies, and what do you do.
Mike Heaven: Sure, James. Aurora was started on the premise of bringing automation, measurement and control to the solar industry, in particular, the fabrication lines that are producing solar cells. Wafers go in on one end of the line and finished cells come out on the other and there’s virtually no measurements or control all the way through the line. So, the cell comes out at the end. It’s tested and then, it drops into any one of a number of grades and they can sell the finished product based on the power output of the cell.
So Aurora’s value proposition is to bring the level of performance on these lines to a much tighter and higher efficiency. Much tighter distribution, higher efficiency meaning more dollars and more profits for the cell producers and they can sell their product at a premium in the market place.
James West: Yeah. I guess when they incorporate your process they end up with a higher average graded chip and thus, add to the bottom line.
Mike Heaven: And the rate at the point right now of breakeven on many other of the fab lines. I’ll give you a simple example. A very small efficiency improvement, surprisingly, 0.2% efficiency is worth over a million dollars on a fab line producing 15 megawatts per year of cells, a million dollars.
James West: Wow! So what kind of efficiencies does your technology sort of improve?
Mike Heaven: So, we will increase the cell efficiency and it doesn’t take much. They’re producing products that run between 14% and 16% on a typical line and if we can tighten that up and shift the whole distribution so that the average is more like 15.5% then, you can sell your resulting modules for considerably more in the market place.
James West: Okay. So how does the profit picture look for Aurora Control going out a year or 24 months, 36 months?
Mike Heaven: We were at the cusp of proving the product at the end of last year, where we were qualified with a major producer in the industry and we just received our first order from a company called TetraSun, which is owned by First Solar. They’re looking to produce a solar cell that is over 20% efficiency compared to the norm in the industry of around 15%.
So considerably 5% higher, it’s worth a fortune and they’re targeting the rooftop market for their product and the difference between a 15% efficient cell and a 20% efficient cell is staggering in terms of the energy output. Their target is the Japanese rooftop market.
James West: So, First Solar, that’s the biggest solar panel manufacturer in the world if I’m not mistaken.
Mike Heaven: That’s correct.
James West: Wow.
Mike Heaven: That was a real validation of our position in the market and the first real credible reference point in the marketplace. We expect that they’ll be looking to build several lines and we will be standard on all of their lines.
James West: Okay. So in terms of numbers, what’s the size of the revenue picture in 2014?
Mike Heaven: So 2014, we’re looking at selected orders with high-referencedstability customer such as First Solar. We would expect not a huge number of sales. Our primary goal is to get established on the next generation solar lines, so that it’ll change the acceptable standard of cells in the marketplace and force the over 500 lines that are installed in the world to invest in upgrades and improvements using our technology.
James West: Okay. You seek to become standard equipment in solar panel manufacturing in the whole industry.
Mike Heaven: Right. So 14, I would anticipate just — not a huge wave of revenue. Our goal is to get to the point where we achieve a master purchase agreement with a major player in the industry. I’m not going to say that, that would be our first partner but I’m saying we will work with them to demonstrate the value and hopefully, get an endorsement that says, “We will standardize on you on every line.” There are some manufacturers, for example, that have 40, 50 or 60 fab lines running in the world. So a purchase order that says, “We’ll do 10 together and then another 10,” that will really start the wave of revenue for Aurora.
James West: That’s interesting. So essentially, you’ve become a competitive differentiator for any manufacturer that incorporates your processes and your control technology into their fab lines.
Mike Heaven: Correct. If you come out of the furnace, the diffusion furnace, where you actually produce the junction, the electrical properties in the cell, it’s very early in the process. So you take a wafer, you run it through the furnace and then after that, you go through a number of finishing steps. If you rate their measures that wafer determine it’s not going to be effective, why waste all the money on the colorization and printing it with silver to get it to the finished product? just take it out and they’ll process it.
That alone will save you almost $400,000 a year in savings, by not running those cells to the end of the line. Or you found out, “By the way, I can’t sell that cell for very much. Maybe I’ll turn it into a garden lamp.”
James West: Right, okay. Well that’s fascinating. So tell me about how you — how the technology evolved, it’s history, who’s the founder and where it’s sort of based?
Mike Heaven: So I’m one of the founders and Gordon Deans was another founder, and Steve Blaine. We’re three people that had exposure to a variety of technologies in our past. In particular, the experience with a company called Measurex that grew out of providing measurements and control into the paper industry and steel industry. They were bought by Honeywell in 1997 for $600 million.
We’re trying to follow the similar model and bring measurement and control to the solar industry. In the paper and steel industry, it got to the point that you couldn’t run the lines without the process — without the measurement and control. People would actually be employed to look after the measurement and control, full time and that was part of Measurex’s revenue model, which was their service base.
So, we’re following that and we’ve had that experience through our career and we just see a very similar evolution for Aurora as we provide not just the measurement product but measurement control and services around you know, 24/7 and around the year.
James West: All right. Do you have any sort of projections on what the size of the solar wafer and panel manufacturing sector is going to be in terms of dollar value?
Mike Heaven: Well, there’s a significant consolidation. So the industry was really born out of the subsidies and it’s going to the moon and the European situation occurred and it really slowed it down. And subsequent to that, they consolidated it and many of the manufacturing operations were moved to Asia, so that ruled out labor.
So really, the only opportunity left is to improve quality through our types of products. That’s really just to reference the size of that marketplace, which is about 576 lines installed and the projections for the next year is to add somewhere in the neighborhood of 200 more lines. Many of those are trying to take the efficiency level which I mentioned was around between 14, 16 percent on, to something above 20. If you get above that point and you really get diminishing returns but that will take, for everyone who’s operating a line, they’re going to look at that level of performance and say, “How do we get there?” There’s some new technology that’s very exciting that we’re part of that is brining the industry to the point where solar will become more attractive than fossil fuel. Right now, it’s about equal.
James West: Wow! Okay. What about competition, is there other firms out there that will develop a similar process control technology on whom you’ve got your eye that you might be a little bit concerned about?
Mike Heaven: There are other people who measure various parameters associated with the cells. The screen printing for example, there’s a company that takes images of that and compares it to a template. There’s a company that measure the colorization of the cell. After the diffusion furnace, no one is capable of measuring the parameter we’re measuring with a non-contacting device, which is what ours is
So the typical method of measurement is to take it away from the line, one out of maybe every 2,000 you’re producing, take it over to a lab and contact it with a four-point probe and pass electricity through it. That’s the only way to do that. Obviously. that takes many minutes to do that and you get one sample every few hours to find out if your line is working well.
So people have this false sense that everything they’re producing is fine but no one is measuring in this location
. So our competition is virtually non-existent in this space. I’m not anticipating that it will stay that way but we do have patents and are very significantly in the marketplace.James West: Wow! So that’s truly groundbreaking technology in every sense of the word.
Mike Heaven: I think it’s very disruptive in the sense that when we get on these lines and it become standard and we raise the efficiency on the line and there’s an immediate economic benefit of over a million dollars a year that it will be a way for us. If we can make sure that we’re ahead of anyone else in the market, which is our intention, then we should be able to ride that ways to completion.
James West: How much more capital is it going to take you to get to the profitability in your estimation?
Mike Heaven: We’re not far away from profitability if we get the orders that we’re looking for. We do need to invest in production. So, if I get a master purchase order and they ask me to deliver 20 or 30 units in a quarter, then I will need some capital to get there. I think that when we get to the stage of we’ve got a master purchase agreement, it’s going to generate this much revenue and make us profitable, we won’t have any trouble raising that capital to invest in our production facilities.
James West: Sure and how –
Mike Heaven: Right now, we can produce a couple of units a week but we might have to get scale that up significantly.
James West: Sure. How long do you think until that happens?
Mike Heaven: I’m hopeful that we’ll be on that position in early — or early next year. I’m hoping that we’ll be in a position to just talk about some significant orders like a master purchase agreement by the end of the year.
James West: Well, that’s interesting. Mike, tell me what is there about your business that keeps you awake at night that you’re really worried about.
Mike Heaven: That’s a good question. I think the marketplace is very much an Asian marketplace, that’s where everything is happening. Japan is booming, Taiwan, China, and being able to communicate and establish the value of our technology, the initial beachheads and the right costumers are the things that probably keep me awake at night. Who are they? Can we get the right relationships?
Part of what we would use capital for in the short term is to invest in our sales network and make sure we have people that are capable of putting the technology on to a line in China working with the customer and demonstrating the value. That really is, if the question is really scaleability and having enough resources to do it right.
James West: Sure
Mike Heaven: I know the opportunity is there and I don’t want to miss an opportunity. At the same time, we have to focus on Asia
James West: Sure. Okay Mike, thank you very much for taking the time. We’re going to catch up with you in the next quarter and see how your progress is.
Mike Heaven: Excellent. I appreciate the opportunity.
James West: Thank you. Bye for now.
Mike Heaven: Thank you. Bye. "
Gruß
P.
Vale fires 500 coal miners in Australia, shuts down operations
www.mining.com/vale-fires-500-coal-miners-in-australia-shuts…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.976.376 von dosto am 14.05.14 09:21:59
Dosto,
Weil Du nach Firmen mit maximal 800 je Unze "all in sunstaining" cost suchst.
Was sagst Du zu Denen einen separaten Thread aufzumachen??
Wenn würde ich das ganz gern noch etwas erweitern -auf prinzipiell alle Rohstoffe, und nicht nur Förderer, sondern auch "angehende" Förderer, "potenzielle -spätere- Anwärter".
Paar dürft ich kennen.
Gruß
P.
Dosto,
Weil Du nach Firmen mit maximal 800 je Unze "all in sunstaining" cost suchst.
Was sagst Du zu Denen einen separaten Thread aufzumachen??
Wenn würde ich das ganz gern noch etwas erweitern -auf prinzipiell alle Rohstoffe, und nicht nur Förderer, sondern auch "angehende" Förderer, "potenzielle -spätere- Anwärter".
Paar dürft ich kennen.
Gruß
P.
Community conflict can cost miners "up to" $20.000.000 a week, Cost cutting by mining companies may damage the viability of advancing future projects
www.mining.com/conflict-with-local-communities-can-cost-mini…
www.csrm.uq.edu.au/publications/conflict-translates-environm…
www.mining.com/conflict-with-local-communities-can-cost-mini…
www.csrm.uq.edu.au/publications/conflict-translates-environm…
ein sehr interessantes Thema.
Mine expansions at fault for falling iron ore prices, says Glencore Xstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg; Mine expansions @fault for falling iron ore prices, says Glencore Xstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg, GlencoreXstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg has blamed mine expansions for the drop in iron ore prices, not for the 1st time schooling the majors in supply +demand - MA - May 22, 2014
- V. Validakis -
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/mine-expansions-at-fault-for…
" GlencoreXstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg has blamed mine expansions for the drop in iron ore prices, not for the first time schooling the majors in supply and demand.
Speaking at the company’s annual general meeting in Switzerland, Glasenberg said the company was sheltered from the current iron ore glut with its diversified asset portfolio.
“We are not heavily exposed to iron ore except on the trading side and therefore we believe we have an opportunity against our peers there,” Glasenberg said.
“We are not big players in the iron-ore market.”
Iron ore prices have dropped to their lowest levels in two years, with the spot price trading at $97.50 a tonne.
This represents a 27 per cent decrease since the start of the year, with some analysts predicting concerns of oversupply and Chinese demand will see the price drop further to $80 a tonne.
Glasenberg laid the blame for the price fall squarely on the shoulders of major miners who have undertaken expansion projects.
“Prices are coming off because we see massive expansions coming there from our major competitors,” Glasenberg said.
“They continue to expand these brownfields and put more supply into the market.”
The dig comes as Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton, and Fortescue Metals Group all add to their Pilbara iron ore production levels through multi-billion dollar brownfield expansions.
Stockpiles of ore at Chinese ports are at record levels after an aggressive restocking program and there are fears the market will not be able to absorb a new wave of supply,with iron ore mining stocks hammered over the last week.
“We believe we have assets in the right sectors which we like,” Glasenberg told shareholders.
This is not the first time Glasenberg has schooled miners on the theory of supply and demand.
Last year he stated the industry had been saturated with new mines that lead to a surplus in metals and shrinking profits.
“We've always been wanting to keep building and keep putting the cash which we generate into new assets. That's what we've got to stop doing as a mining industry. We've got to learn about demand and supply,” he said.
Since the $US34 billion merger with Xstrata, Glasenberg has worked to slash costs and shelve projects.
He said that by the end of 2014, the total amount of savings would amount to $US2 billion,
Capital spending it set to be reduced by a further 12 per cent in 2015, and work on 44 of Xstrata’s 88 projects will be dropped.
"We have reduced a large amount of the costs since acquiring Xstrata," Glasenberg said.
“Our capex on the assets we are building now will end at the end of '14, the beginning of '15, so therefore we should have a good free flow of cash kicking into the company," Glasenberg said.
Meanwhile, shareholders have decided to drop the 'Xstrata' from the company’s name and appoint its first female director to the board by the end of the year. "
Mine expansions at fault for falling iron ore prices, says Glencore Xstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg; Mine expansions @fault for falling iron ore prices, says Glencore Xstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg, GlencoreXstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg has blamed mine expansions for the drop in iron ore prices, not for the 1st time schooling the majors in supply +demand - MA - May 22, 2014
- V. Validakis -
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/mine-expansions-at-fault-for…
" GlencoreXstrata chief Ivan Glasenberg has blamed mine expansions for the drop in iron ore prices, not for the first time schooling the majors in supply and demand.
Speaking at the company’s annual general meeting in Switzerland, Glasenberg said the company was sheltered from the current iron ore glut with its diversified asset portfolio.
“We are not heavily exposed to iron ore except on the trading side and therefore we believe we have an opportunity against our peers there,” Glasenberg said.
“We are not big players in the iron-ore market.”
Iron ore prices have dropped to their lowest levels in two years, with the spot price trading at $97.50 a tonne.
This represents a 27 per cent decrease since the start of the year, with some analysts predicting concerns of oversupply and Chinese demand will see the price drop further to $80 a tonne.
Glasenberg laid the blame for the price fall squarely on the shoulders of major miners who have undertaken expansion projects.
“Prices are coming off because we see massive expansions coming there from our major competitors,” Glasenberg said.
“They continue to expand these brownfields and put more supply into the market.”
The dig comes as Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton, and Fortescue Metals Group all add to their Pilbara iron ore production levels through multi-billion dollar brownfield expansions.
Stockpiles of ore at Chinese ports are at record levels after an aggressive restocking program and there are fears the market will not be able to absorb a new wave of supply,with iron ore mining stocks hammered over the last week.
“We believe we have assets in the right sectors which we like,” Glasenberg told shareholders.
This is not the first time Glasenberg has schooled miners on the theory of supply and demand.
Last year he stated the industry had been saturated with new mines that lead to a surplus in metals and shrinking profits.
“We've always been wanting to keep building and keep putting the cash which we generate into new assets. That's what we've got to stop doing as a mining industry. We've got to learn about demand and supply,” he said.
Since the $US34 billion merger with Xstrata, Glasenberg has worked to slash costs and shelve projects.
He said that by the end of 2014, the total amount of savings would amount to $US2 billion,
Capital spending it set to be reduced by a further 12 per cent in 2015, and work on 44 of Xstrata’s 88 projects will be dropped.
"We have reduced a large amount of the costs since acquiring Xstrata," Glasenberg said.
“Our capex on the assets we are building now will end at the end of '14, the beginning of '15, so therefore we should have a good free flow of cash kicking into the company," Glasenberg said.
Meanwhile, shareholders have decided to drop the 'Xstrata' from the company’s name and appoint its first female director to the board by the end of the year. "
"world's leading uranium project got shelved"
http://piercepoints.com/?p=1114
http://piercepoints.com/?p=1114
Canadian firms sue Barrick, over divisive Pascua-Lama project; The lawsuit alleges Barrick knew or should have known that it would have to overcome significant obstacles
www.mining.com/canadian-firms-sue-barrick-over-divisive-pasc…
www.mining.com/canadian-firms-sue-barrick-over-divisive-pasc…
Former Chinese mining mogul sentenced to death - M.com/NYT/SCMP - May 23, 2014
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/former-chinese-mining-mogul-sentenced-to-deat…
"A former Chinese mining mogul was sentenced to death on Friday after being found guilty of leading a mafia-style operation in the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan, state-news agency Xinhua reports.
Liu Han — the former chairman of unlisted Sichuan Hanlong Group and once among the richest people in China— and his brother, Liu Wei were accused of ordering nine murders. They also faced charges of assault, extortion, illegal detention and running a local gambling ring with 34 other gang members, one of the largest criminal gangs to be tried in China in recent years.
- Liu Han | Image from archives. -
“Liu Han and Liu Wei were deeply evil,” the court said in its sentence, according to The New York Times. “Their means were extremely cruel, their impact on society was extremely bad.”
Prosecutors say their criminal activities, dating to 1993, helped them amass $6.4bn in assets with businesses in finance, energy, property and mining.
In March, Chinese authorities reportedly seized $14.5 billion dollars worth of assets from the Han's family members and associates. In addition, more than 300 of his relatives and former colleagues were also reportedly questioned.
Han’s company, a diversified firm with interests ranging from tourism to minerals and assets of more than $3.2 billion, pursued a number of international mining deals.
A few of them have already fizzled, including the $5 billion Mbalam iron ore project straddling Cameroon and Congo-Brazzaville in Central Africa with Australia's Sundance Resources (ASX:SDL), a deal to develop an iron ore and copper-molybdenum mine with Moly Mines (ASX:MOL) in the Pilbara and another molybdenum project with US-based General Moly (NYSE:GMO), of which it owned 25%.
“Framed”
Liu Han, 48, was found guilty of 13 charges, including murder, running casinos and illegally selling firearms. His younger brother, Liu Wei, will also face death row.
Upon hearing the sentence Han yelled to the court he had been “framed” and “wronged,” before being taken away by guards, the South China Morning Post reports.
According to earlier reports, police seized hand grenades, half-dozen submachine guns, 20 pistols and other firearms.
The penalties on Friday come amid an anti-corruption crackdown launched by the president, Xi Jinping, that has reached senior politicians and influential businessmen. "
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/former-chinese-mining-mogul-sentenced-to-deat…
"A former Chinese mining mogul was sentenced to death on Friday after being found guilty of leading a mafia-style operation in the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan, state-news agency Xinhua reports.
Liu Han — the former chairman of unlisted Sichuan Hanlong Group and once among the richest people in China— and his brother, Liu Wei were accused of ordering nine murders. They also faced charges of assault, extortion, illegal detention and running a local gambling ring with 34 other gang members, one of the largest criminal gangs to be tried in China in recent years.
- Liu Han | Image from archives. -
“Liu Han and Liu Wei were deeply evil,” the court said in its sentence, according to The New York Times. “Their means were extremely cruel, their impact on society was extremely bad.”
Prosecutors say their criminal activities, dating to 1993, helped them amass $6.4bn in assets with businesses in finance, energy, property and mining.
In March, Chinese authorities reportedly seized $14.5 billion dollars worth of assets from the Han's family members and associates. In addition, more than 300 of his relatives and former colleagues were also reportedly questioned.
Han’s company, a diversified firm with interests ranging from tourism to minerals and assets of more than $3.2 billion, pursued a number of international mining deals.
A few of them have already fizzled, including the $5 billion Mbalam iron ore project straddling Cameroon and Congo-Brazzaville in Central Africa with Australia's Sundance Resources (ASX:SDL), a deal to develop an iron ore and copper-molybdenum mine with Moly Mines (ASX:MOL) in the Pilbara and another molybdenum project with US-based General Moly (NYSE:GMO), of which it owned 25%.
“Framed”
Liu Han, 48, was found guilty of 13 charges, including murder, running casinos and illegally selling firearms. His younger brother, Liu Wei, will also face death row.
Upon hearing the sentence Han yelled to the court he had been “framed” and “wronged,” before being taken away by guards, the South China Morning Post reports.
According to earlier reports, police seized hand grenades, half-dozen submachine guns, 20 pistols and other firearms.
The penalties on Friday come amid an anti-corruption crackdown launched by the president, Xi Jinping, that has reached senior politicians and influential businessmen. "
High levels of toxic gas ignored, 2 days before Turkish mine collapse
www.foxnews.com/world/2014/05/19/report-company-ignored-high…
www.foxnews.com/world/2014/05/19/report-company-ignored-high…
Danke für die Hinweise, Popeye !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.348 von massoud am 25.05.14 21:41:51
Hallo Massoud,
Ich denke dass es von diesen Firmen prinzipiell seeehr viele gibt, beziehungsweise die Anzahl vor allem davon abhängt ob man unter "voranbringen" zwingend "Quantensprünge" versteht und man man es nur auf Firmen bezieht die das schon tun, oder auch Anwärter, dafür.
Aber genau, auch, solche Art von Unternehmen suche ich zunehmend, und ich entdecke davon auch mehr und mehr.
Werde hier voraussichtlich -wenn ich vom Hausherrn keins dafür aufs Dach bekomme- immer mal wieder etwas dazu einstellen.
Noch ein Kandidat, dafür.
www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1192751-1-10/ekso-bionic…
Bis Du auch an "(strategisch)langfristigen Anlagen" interessiert?
Gruß
P.
Hallo Massoud,
Ich denke dass es von diesen Firmen prinzipiell seeehr viele gibt, beziehungsweise die Anzahl vor allem davon abhängt ob man unter "voranbringen" zwingend "Quantensprünge" versteht und man man es nur auf Firmen bezieht die das schon tun, oder auch Anwärter, dafür.
Aber genau, auch, solche Art von Unternehmen suche ich zunehmend, und ich entdecke davon auch mehr und mehr.
Werde hier voraussichtlich -wenn ich vom Hausherrn keins dafür aufs Dach bekomme- immer mal wieder etwas dazu einstellen.
Noch ein Kandidat, dafür.
www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1192751-1-10/ekso-bionic…
Bis Du auch an "(strategisch)langfristigen Anlagen" interessiert?
Gruß
P.
Werbungs- und Spam Sadomasochisten können sich das Handbuch bestellen.
Kostet nur ein kliiitzekleines Stück, vom kleinen Finger.
Dangerous Waters: The True Cost of Water Leakage in Mining; With 2030 predictions indicating that 47 percent of the world’s population will be living under severe water stress, the complex issue of water conservation is stirring debate, +mining, among other industries are under the spotlight. Back in 2009, one mining company learnt the hard way about the importance of water management, after an environmental slurry leak cost them >$10.000.000
www.miningaustralia.com.au/resources/whitepapers/dangerous-w…
Kostet nur ein kliiitzekleines Stück, vom kleinen Finger.
Dangerous Waters: The True Cost of Water Leakage in Mining; With 2030 predictions indicating that 47 percent of the world’s population will be living under severe water stress, the complex issue of water conservation is stirring debate, +mining, among other industries are under the spotlight. Back in 2009, one mining company learnt the hard way about the importance of water management, after an environmental slurry leak cost them >$10.000.000
www.miningaustralia.com.au/resources/whitepapers/dangerous-w…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.348 von massoud am 25.05.14 21:41:51
noch ein Kandidat, dazu.
(Bis dato)nicht börsennotiert.
Biodegradable Plastics, Made From GHGs : Sprint & Dell Release Carbon-Negative Packaging - CT/EL/S/D/NYT - May 21, 2014
- S. Strube -
http://cleantechies.com/2014/05/21/biodegradable-plastics-ma…
http://cleantechies.com/2014/05/16/climate-change-threat-to-…
http://newlight.com/index.php
www.nytimes.com/2014/05/09/opinion/egan-can-the-kochs-hold-b…
"It sounds like something straight out of a science fiction novel. Capturing carbon from the air and turning it back into plastic. But thankfully (given the latest flurry of government data on climate change) it’s already a reality. Coined AirCarbon, the biodegradable PHA-based plastic material is made from air and greenhouse gases and is being manufactured by Newlight Technologies, a California-based bio-tech company.
The new AirCarbon packaging is greener and less expensive to manufacture than oil-based plastic packaging. So luckily, before this too good to be true thermoplastic, carbon-negative technology got hushed up by any mightier than thou fossil fuel proponents, conscientious corporations like Sprint and Dell have jumped at the chance to integrate this ‘true cradle to cradle sustainability’ packaging into their respective product lines.
Last week, Sprint announced it will be using AirCarbon in its black and pink cell phone cases for the iPhone® 5 and iPhone® 5s (available later this month at Sprint.com). And just today Dell said it will be incorporating AirCarbon-based packaging around the new Dell Latitude series notebooks this Fall.
Dell, which is piloting AirCarbon packaging in the United States, plans to extend it globally for use in both packaging and products.
“Dell is using greenhouse gases that would otherwise become part of the air we breathe to replace materials traditionally made by oil,” said Mark Herrema, CEO, Newlight Technologies. “We commend Dell for being the first in the IT industry to introduce packaging that reverses the impact of climate change. Introducing greener packaging at a lower cost per unit than traditional oil-based plastics is good for the environment and Dell’s bottom line.”
While almost all plastics today are developed from fossil fuels, Newlight’s Technologies makes its plastic from a process that sequesters more carbon than it produces, pulling carbon from the air and generating a net positive impact on the environment.
On a large-scale, continuous basis, Newlight converts air and greenhouse gases, such as methane and carbon dioxide (which can be derived from a range of sources, including wastewater treatment systems, digesters, landfills and energy facilities), into biodegradable PHA-based plastics that can out-compete oil-based plastics on price and performance.
Along with these two telecommunication and IT mega corps., Newlight currently sells its sustainable plastics to customers with applications ranging from furniture parts to storage containers to packaging films, and is currently expanding commercial production capacity towards the company’s objective of commodity-scale operations.
AirCarbon has been independently verified by Trucost in cooperation with NSF Sustainability as a carbon-negative material on a cradle-to-grave basis. "
noch ein Kandidat, dazu.
(Bis dato)nicht börsennotiert.
Zitat von Popeye82: Newlight raises $9.200.000 in Series C financing round, to expand 'AirCarbon commercialization' - BD, CALIFORNIA - Apr 3, 2014
- Tom Saidak -
www.biofuelsdigest.com/biobased/2014/04/03/newlight-raises-9…
"In California, Newlight Technologies has successfully completed a Series C financing round, raising $9.2 million from both new and existing investors, and bringing the company’s total capital raise to $18.8 million.
Newlight has developed and is now using its patented, award-winning methane-to-PHA bioconversion technology to convert methane (such as biogas) from farms, water treatment plants, and municipal landfills into a high-value PHA-based thermoplastic material called AirCarbon at commercial scale."
Biodegradable Plastics, Made From GHGs
: Sprint & Dell Release Carbon-Negative Packaging - CT/EL/S/D/NYT - May 21, 2014- S. Strube -
http://cleantechies.com/2014/05/21/biodegradable-plastics-ma…
http://cleantechies.com/2014/05/16/climate-change-threat-to-…
http://newlight.com/index.php
www.nytimes.com/2014/05/09/opinion/egan-can-the-kochs-hold-b…
"It sounds like something straight out of a science fiction novel. Capturing carbon from the air and turning it back into plastic. But thankfully (given the latest flurry of government data on climate change) it’s already a reality. Coined AirCarbon, the biodegradable PHA-based plastic material is made from air and greenhouse gases and is being manufactured by Newlight Technologies, a California-based bio-tech company.
The new AirCarbon packaging is greener and less expensive to manufacture than oil-based plastic packaging. So luckily, before this too good to be true thermoplastic, carbon-negative technology got hushed up by any mightier than thou fossil fuel proponents, conscientious corporations like Sprint and Dell have jumped at the chance to integrate this ‘true cradle to cradle sustainability’ packaging into their respective product lines.
Last week, Sprint announced it will be using AirCarbon in its black and pink cell phone cases for the iPhone® 5 and iPhone® 5s (available later this month at Sprint.com). And just today Dell said it will be incorporating AirCarbon-based packaging around the new Dell Latitude series notebooks this Fall.
Dell, which is piloting AirCarbon packaging in the United States, plans to extend it globally for use in both packaging and products.
“Dell is using greenhouse gases that would otherwise become part of the air we breathe to replace materials traditionally made by oil,” said Mark Herrema, CEO, Newlight Technologies. “We commend Dell for being the first in the IT industry to introduce packaging that reverses the impact of climate change. Introducing greener packaging at a lower cost per unit than traditional oil-based plastics is good for the environment and Dell’s bottom line.”
While almost all plastics today are developed from fossil fuels, Newlight’s Technologies makes its plastic from a process that sequesters more carbon than it produces, pulling carbon from the air and generating a net positive impact on the environment.
On a large-scale, continuous basis, Newlight converts air and greenhouse gases, such as methane and carbon dioxide (which can be derived from a range of sources, including wastewater treatment systems, digesters, landfills and energy facilities), into biodegradable PHA-based plastics that can out-compete oil-based plastics on price and performance.
Along with these two telecommunication and IT mega corps., Newlight currently sells its sustainable plastics to customers with applications ranging from furniture parts to storage containers to packaging films, and is currently expanding commercial production capacity towards the company’s objective of commodity-scale operations.
AirCarbon has been independently verified by Trucost in cooperation with NSF Sustainability as a carbon-negative material on a cradle-to-grave basis. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.348 von massoud am 25.05.14 21:41:51
Oder dieses hier.
(auch)Nicht börsennotiert.
Denen hat wohl unter anderem sogar Herr Gates ein paar Dollar zur Verfügung gestellt.
Der das soweit ich weiss bei einigen "innovativen Startups" getan hat.
Ambri - Cleantech Group names Ambri to the "Global Cleantech 100 List +"Rising Star of the Year" " - CTG, WASHINGTON - Oct 9, 2013
www.cleantech.com/2013/10/09/cleantech-group-unveils-the-201…
Ambri, supported among others by Total +Bill Gates, launched its 1st factory to produce liquid metal batteries . 1st prototypes will be available in `14 +commercial products in `15 - G - Nov 7, 2013
- Katie Fehrenbacher -
http://gigaom.com/2013/11/07/ambri-launches-its-first-factor…
http://nubes.simplex.tv/NubesPlayer/index.html?cID=73&aID=93…
www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-03-06/mit-s-liquid-metal-stores-…
"Battery startup Ambri has officially cut the ribbon on its first ever battery manufacturing factory in Marlborough, Massachusetts. The company (formerly called Liquid Metal Battery) and backed by Bill Gates, Khosla Ventures and oil giant Total, will use the factory to make its first prototype battery systems for deployment next year and in 2015.
Ambri has developed a battery for the power grid that uses molten salt sandwiched between two layers of liquid metal. The company is the brainchild of MIT Professor Don Sadoway and the idea is to create a battery that uses super low cost materials but is stable and scalable at an acceptably low cost to enable grid storage and renewable energy storage applications.
Ambri won’t build a full scale commercial battery factory until 2015. But this factory in Marlborough will build prototype batteries that will land at the Joint Base Cape Cod and at a project in Hawaii in conjunction with First Wind.
Sadoway met Bill Gates after the Microsoft-co-founder took an online class of his at MIT. Gates ended up investing in the company, and the Department of Energy’s high risk early stage ARPA-E program also gave Ambri a $6.9 million grant.
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the factory on Thursday. "
Oder dieses hier.
(auch)Nicht börsennotiert.
Denen hat wohl unter anderem sogar Herr Gates ein paar Dollar zur Verfügung gestellt.
Der das soweit ich weiss bei einigen "innovativen Startups" getan hat.
Ambri - Cleantech Group names Ambri to the "Global Cleantech 100 List +"Rising Star of the Year" " - CTG, WASHINGTON - Oct 9, 2013
www.cleantech.com/2013/10/09/cleantech-group-unveils-the-201…
Ambri, supported among others by Total +Bill Gates, launched its 1st factory to produce liquid metal batteries
. 1st prototypes will be available in `14 +commercial products in `15 - G - Nov 7, 2013- Katie Fehrenbacher -
http://gigaom.com/2013/11/07/ambri-launches-its-first-factor…
http://nubes.simplex.tv/NubesPlayer/index.html?cID=73&aID=93…
www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-03-06/mit-s-liquid-metal-stores-…
"Battery startup Ambri has officially cut the ribbon on its first ever battery manufacturing factory in Marlborough, Massachusetts. The company (formerly called Liquid Metal Battery) and backed by Bill Gates, Khosla Ventures and oil giant Total, will use the factory to make its first prototype battery systems for deployment next year and in 2015.
Ambri has developed a battery for the power grid that uses molten salt sandwiched between two layers of liquid metal. The company is the brainchild of MIT Professor Don Sadoway and the idea is to create a battery that uses super low cost materials but is stable and scalable at an acceptably low cost to enable grid storage and renewable energy storage applications.
Ambri won’t build a full scale commercial battery factory until 2015. But this factory in Marlborough will build prototype batteries that will land at the Joint Base Cape Cod and at a project in Hawaii in conjunction with First Wind.
Sadoway met Bill Gates after the Microsoft-co-founder took an online class of his at MIT. Gates ended up investing in the company, and the Department of Energy’s high risk early stage ARPA-E program also gave Ambri a $6.9 million grant.
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick attended the ribbon cutting ceremony at the factory on Thursday. "
Out of my, Kompetenz, league.
Finde ich aber trotzdem einen interessanten, bis sensationell interessanten Vorschlag.
Mining should adopt oil, gas geological modelling methods –Venmyn Deloitte; The mining sector should adopt some of the advanced modelling techniques that are common in the oil +gas sector, Venmyn Deloitte MD Andy Clay advocates. Clay, who spoke to Mining Weekly Online in the attached video interview, says the oil-and-gas sector has some brilliant techniques for multi-dimensional technical assessment, +believes the mining industry should take its cue from the oil +gas business in introducing more advanced modelling techniques[+Video] - MW/CMR, JOHANNESBURG - May 15, 2014
- M. Creamer -
www.miningweekly.com/article/mining-should-adopt-oil-gas-geo…
"The mining sector should adopt some of the advanced modelling techniques that are common in the oil and gas sector, Venmyn Deloitte MD Andy Clay advocates.
Clay, who spoke to Mining Weekly Online in the attached video interview, says the oil and gas sector has some brilliant techniques for multidimensional technical assessment and believes the mining industry should take its cue from the oil and gas business in introducing more advanced modelling techniques.
He forecasts that advanced modelling methods will become more important in mining and singles out JSE- and NYSE-listed company Gold Fields as a company that is leading the way.
“If you have a look at what Gold Fields has done with its South Deep project, for instance, using sophisticated modelling to understand its orebodies, it’s not as though it can’t be done,” says Clay, who has been working in the oil and gas and mining sectors throughout his career.
As shale gas is being studied in the basins where there is primarily deep coal, he believes that South Africa’s entry into shale gas will be the turning point, because engineers will not be able to sign off on reservoir quantities in the absence of oil-and-gas-type geological modelling.
Even if it turns out that the deposits are unsuitable for shale gas exploitation, use of the modelling will provide excellent information on the coal reserves and resources, he adds.
Oil and gas sector modelling is so highly developed that three dimensional (3D) visualisation rooms allow people to ‘walk through’ orebodies.
“If you have a look at what they are doing in oil and gas, they have 3D visualisation rooms where you can physically walk through the deposit.
“It’s integrated to take into account detailed geological structure and how it impacts on the definition of reservoirs. That’s absolutely ideal for our deep coalfields.
“You have to drill and do the same type of geological modelling that you would have to do for a coal project but you need oil and gas reservoir techniques to work out the volumes,” says Clay.
The South African government has made it clear that it considers shale gas a potential energy game changer for the country but licensing issues and a lack of expertise are holding up progress.
“If you look at the way North America has embraced shale gas as a real game changer for energy, it’s gone very quickly but they’ve got all the expertise there. Here, we have a distinct lack of expertise,” he says, adding that although there has been a scramble for shale gas licences, the licensing process is currently in limbo.
Mining drillholes tend to be shallower and more numerous than oil and gas boreholes and a typical 10 000 m oil and gas drillhole can cost $100-million and is sometimes bored underwater or in other extreme conditions.
“For this reason, the oil and gas industry cannot afford not to strike oil or gas and has become much more sophisticated in its modelling techniques, which model the potential for oil and gas prior to the sinking of a drillhole,” says Venmyn Deloitte in a media release. "
Finde ich aber trotzdem einen interessanten, bis sensationell interessanten Vorschlag.
Mining should adopt oil, gas geological modelling methods –Venmyn Deloitte; The mining sector should adopt some of the advanced modelling techniques that are common in the oil +gas sector, Venmyn Deloitte MD Andy Clay advocates. Clay, who spoke to Mining Weekly Online in the attached video interview, says the oil-and-gas sector has some brilliant techniques for multi-dimensional technical assessment, +believes the mining industry should take its cue from the oil +gas business in introducing more advanced modelling techniques[+Video] - MW/CMR, JOHANNESBURG - May 15, 2014
- M. Creamer -
www.miningweekly.com/article/mining-should-adopt-oil-gas-geo…
"The mining sector should adopt some of the advanced modelling techniques that are common in the oil and gas sector, Venmyn Deloitte MD Andy Clay advocates.
Clay, who spoke to Mining Weekly Online in the attached video interview, says the oil and gas sector has some brilliant techniques for multidimensional technical assessment and believes the mining industry should take its cue from the oil and gas business in introducing more advanced modelling techniques.
He forecasts that advanced modelling methods will become more important in mining and singles out JSE- and NYSE-listed company Gold Fields as a company that is leading the way.
“If you have a look at what Gold Fields has done with its South Deep project, for instance, using sophisticated modelling to understand its orebodies, it’s not as though it can’t be done,” says Clay, who has been working in the oil and gas and mining sectors throughout his career.
As shale gas is being studied in the basins where there is primarily deep coal, he believes that South Africa’s entry into shale gas will be the turning point, because engineers will not be able to sign off on reservoir quantities in the absence of oil-and-gas-type geological modelling.
Even if it turns out that the deposits are unsuitable for shale gas exploitation, use of the modelling will provide excellent information on the coal reserves and resources, he adds.
Oil and gas sector modelling is so highly developed that three dimensional (3D) visualisation rooms allow people to ‘walk through’ orebodies.
“If you have a look at what they are doing in oil and gas, they have 3D visualisation rooms where you can physically walk through the deposit.
“It’s integrated to take into account detailed geological structure and how it impacts on the definition of reservoirs. That’s absolutely ideal for our deep coalfields.
“You have to drill and do the same type of geological modelling that you would have to do for a coal project but you need oil and gas reservoir techniques to work out the volumes,” says Clay.
The South African government has made it clear that it considers shale gas a potential energy game changer for the country but licensing issues and a lack of expertise are holding up progress.
“If you look at the way North America has embraced shale gas as a real game changer for energy, it’s gone very quickly but they’ve got all the expertise there. Here, we have a distinct lack of expertise,” he says, adding that although there has been a scramble for shale gas licences, the licensing process is currently in limbo.
Mining drillholes tend to be shallower and more numerous than oil and gas boreholes and a typical 10 000 m oil and gas drillhole can cost $100-million and is sometimes bored underwater or in other extreme conditions.
“For this reason, the oil and gas industry cannot afford not to strike oil or gas and has become much more sophisticated in its modelling techniques, which model the potential for oil and gas prior to the sinking of a drillhole,” says Venmyn Deloitte in a media release. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.668 von Popeye82 am 26.05.14 02:28:30
'Newlight Technologies LLC', nicht die hier, sind in meinen Augen, vom Einfluss, auch "potenzielle Mörderbude".
Wenn die ma IPO machen, hoffe ich das beizeiten mitzubekommen.
Gruß
P.
'Newlight Technologies LLC', nicht die hier, sind in meinen Augen, vom Einfluss, auch "potenzielle Mörderbude".
Wenn die ma IPO machen, hoffe ich das beizeiten mitzubekommen.
Gruß
P.
2014: Mining jobs cut so far..., Shaky commodity prices +the end of the boom have resulted in a bad year for job losses, +BHP +Rio have warned of more to follow
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/2014-mining-jobs-cut-so-…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/2014-mining-jobs-cut-so-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.348 von massoud am 25.05.14 21:41:51
noch ein Artikel.
Zu 'MedTech Start Ups', mit "potenziell großem Einfluss".
Über diesen Artikel ist mior glaube ich auch Ekso Bionics aufgefallen.
Hatte den Artikel schonma geposchtet, Smileys bleiben, keinen Bock jetz zu editieren.
5 Startups " "Poised " to Change MedTech, Forever" - MD+DI - Jan 24 -27, 2014
- Arundhati Parmar -
www.mddionline.com/article/5-startups-poised-change-medtech-…
www.mddionline.com/article/bionic-medical-devices-whats-hold…
"Transformational is a word that gets thrown around a lot. But these startups, leveraging technology and science, are aiming to upend all traditional notions of healthcare, promising to make it better.
These are exciting , uncertain times in healthcare and especially, medtech.
All the old assumptions, structures and cultures need to reconfigured as new technologies, new customer demands and new economic realities are shifting the ground beneath the medtech industry’s collective (and, dare I say) stodgy feet.
Who shall claim the future is an open question. But these five companies - all startups - are trying to reimagine both medicine and healthcare by harnessing technologies that have real transformational capabilities.
If successful, and widely adopted, they will change medtech forever. In alphabetical order, they are:
Remote patient monitoring may be getting widespread currency now, but AirStrip Technologies is a pioneer in the field of mobile patient monitoring with its first mobile solution to remotely monitor pregnant women back in 2006.
Correctly tapping into the fact that doctors are heavy users of mobile technology, the company has created a suite of mobile solutions that can collect patient data from disparate sources such as medical devices and EMRs that are presented in user-friendly manner to clinicians on their mobile devices.That real time information on which clinicians can act on can help to lower costs and improved outcomes, thereby achieving the dual Holy Grail of healthcare.
Since its debut with the AirStrip ONE OB, the company has launched numerous other applications: AirStrip ONE Cardiology, AirStrip ONE Patient Monitoring and AirStrip One EMR. In fact the AirStrip platform became the first FDA-cleared app to be featured in Apple's App Store. Here is a video, courtesy of TriStar Health of how AirStrip ONE Cardiology is being used.
Ekso Bionics is giving new meaning to the term "wearable technology" that has created a big splash in recent years in trade shows like the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show.
Founded in 2005, the Richmond, California company makes the Ekso Bionic suit that helps paraplegics and others with a broad range of lower extremity weakness and paralysis walk again. More specifically, the product is an exoskeleton training suit.
Ekso has made tremendous strides, pun intended. In December, 2012, the company recorded a video showing more than 1 million steps having being taken cumulatively by wearers of the bionic suit.
And yet, in July, the company CEO in an interview with MD+DI bemoaned the fact that venture capitalists have decided to stay away from Ekso and hardware products, preferring instead to invest in health IT. That may have led the company to seek the public markets. Earlier in January, Ekso Bionics went public through a reverse merger and raised $20.6 million through a separate bridge debt transaction. Here is a video of a patient using the Ekso suit:
Technologies adapted from a different industry have the ability to stretch the capability of any given sector. And that seems to be the case with MC10.
The Cambridge, Massachusetts company makes flexible, stretchable electronics with the goal of transforming traditionally rigid devices into something easily wearable and in some case virtually invisible. The idea is to make the electronics as supple as the human body , by divorcing them from their traditonal, rigid form.
The company is developing consumer, digital health and medical device applications of its platform technology. In the medtech world, MC10 is attempting to give a high-tech makeover to the humble interventional catheter. The company is fitting sensors at the tip of catheters that can measure everything from temperature to electrophysiological data. Used in conjunction with RF electrodes, they can also ablate tissue. The same technology can be applied to balloons and meshes. It goes without saying that these thin sensors and implantable devices can also communicate with wireless mobile devices.
Recognizing how revolutionary the company's technology could be to the world of medtech, Medtronic, the world's foremost device maker, invested in a $10 million funding round back in December 2012. Here is a video of the world of implantable cardiac devies reimagined by MC10:
While MC10 is reimagining the world of electronics, wowing audiences everywhere and drawing investment from consumer health and medtech companies alike, Organovo is attempting a minor miracle using human material.
The San Diego company takes human cells and uses its 3-D bioprinter to place cells in a particular environment such that the natural order of life takes over and the cells begin to interact with one another, creating functional human tissue.
The pharma world, always at a handicap in trying to understand how the human body will react to certain drugs, can now take these bioprinted human cells to run clinical trials much earlier in the drug development process. In 2013, Organovo published data on a 3-D bioprinted liver model and found that the liver tissue lasts much longer than 2-D cell cultures. But perhaps more worthy of celebration is the fact that the tissue began to function like normal liver tissue. It began producing liver-specific proteins such as albumin and transferrin, as well as performed the biosynthesis of cholesterol.
But Organovo is not stopping at simply aiding drugmakers. It aims to create functional human tissue that can be implanted or delivered into the human body to repair or replace damaged or diseased tissue, for which the company will seed FDA approval as a medical device.
Here is a video that explains its 3-D bioprinted process:
Plenty of ink and cyberspace have been devoted to Proteus Digital Health (or Proteus Biomedical as it was known formerly). It's all warranted of course. Knowledge that patients have taken their medication and information on how the body is reacting to them is invaluable in the practice of medicine.
And that's what the company's Helius feedback system - comprsing an FDA-cleared ingestible sensor, a wearable patch and related software is capable of doing. A patient swallows a drug that is embedded with the sensor, and data about medication consumption and the patent's activity is set to a bodyworn patch, which in turn sends information wirelessy to mobile devices such as a smartphone.
The sensor and the patch help to confirm that the patient has in fact taken the medication, thereby directly targeting the expensive problem of medication adherence in the healthcare world.
What's more the ingestible sensor, a medical device, and the digital feedback system can predict which patients will be compliant. Predictive analytics is key to successful patient compliance.
But it's not all about doctors. Family members can also get real time data about whether their loved ones have taken their medication and how they are doing provided the patient shares that information. Currently the sensor has to be ingested along with medication for the system to work, but the goal is to have the sensor embedded within a drug.
Pharma companies and medical device companies like Medtronic and St. Jude Medical are equally interested in Proteus and have invested in the startup.
Here is how the technology works:
"
noch ein Artikel.
Zu 'MedTech Start Ups', mit "potenziell großem Einfluss".
Über diesen Artikel ist mior glaube ich auch Ekso Bionics aufgefallen.
Hatte den Artikel schonma geposchtet, Smileys bleiben, keinen Bock jetz zu editieren.
5 Startups " "Poised
" to Change MedTech, Forever" - MD+DI - Jan 24 -27, 2014- Arundhati Parmar -
www.mddionline.com/article/5-startups-poised-change-medtech-…
www.mddionline.com/article/bionic-medical-devices-whats-hold…
"Transformational is a word that gets thrown around a lot. But these startups, leveraging technology and science, are aiming to upend all traditional notions of healthcare, promising to make it better.
These are exciting
, uncertain times in healthcare and especially, medtech.All the old assumptions, structures and cultures need to reconfigured as new technologies, new customer demands and new economic realities are shifting the ground beneath the medtech industry’s collective (and, dare I say) stodgy feet.
Who shall claim the future is an open question. But these five companies - all startups - are trying to reimagine
both medicine and healthcare by harnessing technologies that have real transformational capabilities.If
successful, and widely adopted, they will change medtech forever. In alphabetical order, they are:Remote patient monitoring may be getting widespread currency now, but AirStrip Technologies is a pioneer in the field of mobile patient monitoring with its first mobile solution to remotely monitor pregnant women back in 2006.
Correctly tapping into the fact that doctors are heavy users of mobile technology, the company has created a suite of mobile solutions that can collect patient data from disparate sources such as medical devices and EMRs that are presented in user-friendly manner to clinicians on their mobile devices.That real time information on which clinicians can act on can help to lower costs and improved outcomes, thereby achieving the dual Holy Grail of healthcare.
Since its debut with the AirStrip ONE OB, the company has launched numerous other applications: AirStrip ONE Cardiology, AirStrip ONE Patient Monitoring and AirStrip One EMR. In fact the AirStrip platform became the first FDA-cleared app to be featured in Apple's App Store. Here is a video, courtesy of TriStar Health of how AirStrip ONE Cardiology is being used.
Ekso Bionics is giving new
meaning to the term "wearable technology" that has created a big splash in recent years in trade shows like the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show.Founded in 2005, the Richmond, California company makes the Ekso Bionic suit that helps paraplegics and others with a broad range of lower extremity weakness and paralysis walk again. More specifically, the product is an exoskeleton training suit.
Ekso has made tremendous strides, pun intended. In December, 2012, the company recorded a video showing more than 1 million steps having being taken cumulatively by wearers of the bionic suit.
And yet, in July, the company CEO in an interview with MD+DI bemoaned
the fact that venture capitalists have decided to stay away from Ekso and hardware products, preferring instead to invest in health IT. That may have led the company to seek the public markets. Earlier in January, Ekso Bionics went public through a reverse merger and raised $20.6 million through a separate bridge debt transaction. Here is a video of a patient using the Ekso suit:Technologies adapted from a different industry have the ability to stretch
the capability of any given sector. And that seems to be the case with MC10.The Cambridge, Massachusetts company makes flexible, stretchable
electronics with the goal of transforming traditionally rigid devices into something easily wearable and in some case virtually invisible. The idea is to make the electronics as supple as the human body , by divorcing them from their traditonal, rigid form.The company is developing consumer, digital health and medical device applications of its platform technology. In the medtech world, MC10 is attempting to give a high-tech makeover to the humble interventional catheter. The company is fitting sensors at the tip of catheters that can measure everything from temperature to electrophysiological data. Used in conjunction with RF electrodes, they can also ablate tissue. The same technology can be applied to balloons and meshes. It goes without saying that these thin sensors and implantable devices can also communicate with wireless mobile devices.
Recognizing how revolutionary the company's technology could be to the world of medtech, Medtronic, the world's foremost device maker, invested in a $10 million funding round back in December 2012. Here is a video of the world of implantable cardiac devies reimagined by MC10:
While MC10 is reimagining the world of electronics, wowing audiences everywhere and drawing investment from consumer health and medtech companies alike, Organovo is attempting a minor miracle using human material.
The San Diego company takes human cells and uses its 3-D bioprinter to place cells in a particular environment such that the natural order of life takes over and the cells begin to interact with one another, creating functional human tissue.
The pharma world, always at a handicap
in trying to understand how the human body will react to certain drugs, can now take these bioprinted human cells to run clinical trials much earlier in the drug development process. In 2013, Organovo published data on a 3-D bioprinted liver model and found that the liver tissue lasts much longer than 2-D cell cultures. But perhaps more worthy of celebration is the fact that the tissue began to function like normal liver tissue. It began producing liver-specific proteins such as albumin and transferrin, as well as performed the biosynthesis of cholesterol.But Organovo is not
stopping at simply aiding drugmakers. It aims to create functional human tissue that can be implanted or delivered into the human body to repair or replace damaged or diseased tissue, for which the company will seed FDA approval as a medical device.Here is a video that explains its 3-D bioprinted process:
Plenty of ink and cyberspace have been devoted to Proteus Digital Health (or Proteus Biomedical as it was known formerly). It's all warranted of course. Knowledge that patients have taken their medication and information on how the body is reacting to them is invaluable
in the practice of medicine.And that's what the company's Helius feedback system - comprsing an FDA-cleared ingestible sensor, a wearable patch and related software is capable
of doing. A patient swallows a drug that is embedded with the sensor, and data about medication consumption and the patent's activity is set to a bodyworn patch, which in turn sends information wirelessy to mobile devices such as a smartphone. The sensor and the patch help to confirm that the patient has in fact
taken the medication, thereby directly targeting the expensive problem of medication adherence in the healthcare world.What's more the ingestible sensor, a medical device, and the digital feedback system can predict
which patients will be compliant. Predictive analytics is key to successful patient compliance. But it's not all about doctors. Family members can also get real time data about whether their loved ones have taken their medication and how they are doing provided the patient shares that information. Currently the sensor has to be ingested along with medication for the system to work, but the goal is to have the sensor embedded within a drug.
Pharma companies and medical device companies like Medtronic and St. Jude Medical are equally interested in Proteus and have invested in the startup.
Here is how the technology works:
"
China cracks down on iron ore loans - CER/FT/CBRC - Apr 29, 2014
www.chinaeconomicreview.com/node/65631
"China is poised to impose greater limitations on iron ore import loans as some steel mills have misused the loans regardless of overcapacity, Financial Times reported.
The China Banking Regulatory Commission warned banks to tighten controls over letters of credit for iron ore imports in a document that caused iron ore futures in China to drop 5% on Monday. Rumours of the stricter measures, which are expected after the May 1 holiday, have been circulating in China for at least two months, after a hasty stock sale caused ore prices to tumble in late February. "
www.chinaeconomicreview.com/node/65631
"China is poised to impose greater limitations on iron ore import loans as some steel mills have misused the loans regardless of overcapacity, Financial Times reported.
The China Banking Regulatory Commission warned banks to tighten controls over letters of credit for iron ore imports in a document that caused iron ore futures in China to drop 5% on Monday. Rumours of the stricter measures, which are expected after the May 1 holiday, have been circulating in China for at least two months, after a hasty stock sale caused ore prices to tumble in late February. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.348 von massoud am 25.05.14 21:41:51
die passen wahrscheinlich auch.
Sind aber scheinbar bis dato nicht börsennotiert.
Traue meinen FLUX aber auch eine Menge zu.
Auch wenn die vergleichsweise viel kleinere Brötchen backen, und die weitere Entwicklung nah verfolgt werden muss.
New "dual carbon" battery charges 20 times faster, than Li-ion - GM/PJP/KU - May 19, 2014
- D. Borghino -
www.gizmag.com/dual-carbon-fast-charging-battery/32121/
http://powerjapanplus.com/about/news.html
www.kyushu-u.ac.jp/english/index.php
"
- A Japanese company has announced the development and planned mass-production of a disruptive dual carbon battery that can be charged twenty times faster than an ordinary lithium-ion cell (Image: Power Japan Plus)
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Japanese company Power Japan Plus has announced the development and planned mass-production of "Ryden," a disruptive carbon battery that can be charged 20 times faster than an ordinary lithium-ion cell. The battery, which is cheap to manufacture, safe, and environmentally friendly, could be ideal to improve the range and charging times of electric cars.
We've seen electric cars and motorbikes make huge strides forward in recent years. Up to a few years ago, electric vehicles were a synonym of peculiar designs, poor performance, and very low range; but now, more and more people associate them with instant torque and high performance. Further improving range, charging time, and cost would make electric vehicles an even more compelling product.
A new battery developed by Power Japan and Kyushu University promises that – and more. The researchers describe their battery as "dual carbon" since both electrodes are made out of carbon. They claim that their design not only has high energy density, but is also economical, very safe, reliable, and environmentally sustainable. Most importantly, it can charge 20x faster than its Li-ion counterpart.
- The battery employs carbon for both electrodes (Image: Power Japan Plus) -
According to the company, their technology would allow you to charge the battery of a Nissan Leaf in 12 minutes instead of four hours. Because that battery has a capacity of 24 kWh, a back-of-the-envelope extrapolation would give us a charging time of 42 minutes for the 85 kWh battery of a top of the line Tesla Model S.
Power Japan also claims that their battery has energy density comparable to state of the art lithium-ion, with manufacturing costs that are equal or lower. This is because carbon, which is widely available in nature, is the only active ingredient, and the batteries can fit into a standard 18650 cell (the one used in laptops and electric cars), requiring no significant change to existing manufacturing lines.
Further characteristics that make it particularly suitable for electric cars are a long lifetime of 3,000 charge/discharge cycles (Li-ion's life is closer to 1,000 cycles) and the ability to discharge fully without the risk of short-circuiting and damaging the battery. Moreover, the battery doesn't heat up, so it wouldn't require the extensive cooling systems that appear in current electric cars. Thermal stability also makes the battery much safer, because it eliminates the risk of thermal runaway, which can cause explosions. And it would be more powerful than other batteries, operating at over four volts.
- The company is developing its own organic carbon material for the batteries (Image: Power Japan Plus) -
The battery would also be highly sustainable, as it is fully recyclable. Power Japan is planning to produce the battery using an organic carbon complex, developed in-house from organic cotton, to obtain a greater control over the size of the carbon crystals in its electrodes.
Power Japan is planning to start production of 18650 dual carbon cells later this year for specialty applications such as medical devices and satellites, and they plan to license the technology to other companies for use in electric vehicles.
The video below illustrates the advantages of the battery. "
Gruß
P.
die passen wahrscheinlich auch.
Sind aber scheinbar bis dato nicht börsennotiert.
Traue meinen FLUX aber auch eine Menge zu.
Auch wenn die vergleichsweise viel kleinere Brötchen backen, und die weitere Entwicklung nah verfolgt werden muss.
New "dual carbon" battery charges 20 times
faster, than Li-ion - GM/PJP/KU - May 19, 2014- D. Borghino -
www.gizmag.com/dual-carbon-fast-charging-battery/32121/
http://powerjapanplus.com/about/news.html
www.kyushu-u.ac.jp/english/index.php
"
- A Japanese company has announced the development and planned mass-production of a disruptive dual carbon battery that can be charged twenty times faster than an ordinary lithium-ion cell (Image: Power Japan Plus)
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Japanese company Power Japan Plus has announced the development and planned mass-production of "Ryden," a disruptive carbon battery that can be charged 20 times faster than an ordinary lithium-ion cell. The battery, which is cheap to manufacture, safe, and environmentally friendly, could be ideal to improve the range and charging times of electric cars.
We've seen electric cars and motorbikes make huge strides forward in recent years. Up to a few years ago, electric vehicles were a synonym of peculiar designs, poor performance, and very low range; but now, more and more people associate them with instant torque and high performance. Further improving range, charging time, and cost would make electric vehicles an even more compelling product.
A new battery developed by Power Japan and Kyushu University promises that – and more. The researchers describe their battery as "dual carbon" since both electrodes are made out of carbon. They claim that their design not only has high energy density, but is also economical, very safe, reliable, and environmentally sustainable. Most importantly, it can charge 20x faster than its Li-ion counterpart.
- The battery employs carbon for both electrodes (Image: Power Japan Plus) -
According to the company, their technology would allow you to charge the battery of a Nissan Leaf in 12 minutes instead of four hours. Because that battery has a capacity of 24 kWh, a back-of-the-envelope extrapolation would give us a charging time of 42 minutes for the 85 kWh battery of a top of the line Tesla Model S.
Power Japan also claims that their battery has energy density comparable to state of the art lithium-ion, with manufacturing costs that are equal or lower. This is because carbon, which is widely available in nature, is the only active ingredient, and the batteries can fit into a standard 18650 cell (the one used in laptops and electric cars), requiring no significant change to existing manufacturing lines.
Further characteristics that make it particularly suitable for electric cars are a long lifetime of 3,000 charge/discharge cycles (Li-ion's life is closer to 1,000 cycles) and the ability to discharge fully without the risk of short-circuiting and damaging the battery. Moreover, the battery doesn't heat up, so it wouldn't require the extensive cooling systems that appear in current electric cars. Thermal stability also makes the battery much safer, because it eliminates the risk of thermal runaway, which can cause explosions. And it would be more powerful than other batteries, operating at over four volts.
- The company is developing its own organic carbon material for the batteries (Image: Power Japan Plus) -
The battery would also be highly sustainable, as it is fully recyclable. Power Japan is planning to produce the battery using an organic carbon complex, developed in-house from organic cotton, to obtain a greater control over the size of the carbon crystals in its electrodes.
Power Japan is planning to start production of 18650 dual carbon cells later this year for specialty applications such as medical devices and satellites, and they plan to license the technology to other companies for use in electric vehicles.
The video below illustrates the advantages of the battery. "
Gruß
P.
Teck to cut 600 from workforce, coal margins @decade lows
www.miningweekly.com/article/teck-to-cut-600-from-workforce-…
www.miningweekly.com/article/teck-to-cut-600-from-workforce-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.348 von massoud am 25.05.14 21:41:51
die Bude wahrscheinlich.
Aber, auch, noch nicht börsennotiert.
"SiNode’s anode technology addresses two aspects of the main challenges for electrical energy storage: energy capacity and power density. SiNode’s technology offers a 10X increase in battery capacity and a 10X decrease in charging time when compared with current lithium-ion batteries. Combined with basic LiCoO2 cathode, the energy capacity of a complete battery assembly can still be increased by 50% to 100%. In addition to the technology’s increased capacity and power density capabilities, SiNode’s technology has the ability to scale and be integrated easily into large-scale production, as the Si-graphene composite technology developed by SiNode can be used with existing industrial equipment.
http://sinodesystems.com/technology/our-solution/
http://chicagotonight.wttw.com/2014/04/07/energy-tech-startu… "
Gruß
P.
die Bude wahrscheinlich.
Aber, auch, noch nicht börsennotiert.
"SiNode’s anode technology addresses two aspects of the main challenges for electrical energy storage: energy capacity and power density. SiNode’s technology offers a 10X increase in battery capacity and a 10X decrease in charging time when compared with current lithium-ion batteries. Combined with basic LiCoO2 cathode, the energy capacity of a complete battery assembly can still be increased by 50% to 100%. In addition to the technology’s increased capacity and power density capabilities, SiNode’s technology has the ability to scale and be integrated easily into large-scale production, as the Si-graphene composite technology developed by SiNode can be used with existing industrial equipment.
http://sinodesystems.com/technology/our-solution/
http://chicagotonight.wttw.com/2014/04/07/energy-tech-startu… "
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.043.348 von massoud am 25.05.14 21:41:51
noch eine, bzw. wird vermutlich erst noch eine, als Spin-Off.
"NanoNET is an innovative lithium-ion battery technology that is poised to dramatically change how the world experiences portable power. As portable electronic devices become more powerful and capable, battery life has not kept pace. Underperformance disappoints consumers, forcing frequent recharging, device capability limitations, and battery replacement. NanoNET addresses this problem with a revolutionary lithium-ion battery that improves performance: reducing charge time to mere minutes, extending battery cycle life twenty fold, improving capacity 100%, all while slashing the weight in half. The bonded silicon and titanium nano-structure in our patented technology enables a battery cell to function with unprecedented performance. Compared to current lithium-ion technology, NanoNET increases specific capacity, extends battery and increases recharge rate. The simplified manufacturing process, modular design and reduced cost of raw materials will enable NanoNET technology to gain traction in the market."
www.bc.edu/offices/pubaf/archive/news/Nanonets2010_0215_.htm…
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/nl903345f
Gruß
P.
noch eine, bzw. wird vermutlich erst noch eine, als Spin-Off.
"NanoNET is an innovative lithium-ion battery technology that is poised to dramatically change how the world experiences portable power. As portable electronic devices become more powerful and capable, battery life has not kept pace. Underperformance disappoints consumers, forcing frequent recharging, device capability limitations, and battery replacement. NanoNET addresses this problem with a revolutionary lithium-ion battery that improves performance: reducing charge time to mere minutes, extending battery cycle life twenty fold, improving capacity 100%, all while slashing the weight in half. The bonded silicon and titanium nano-structure in our patented technology enables a battery cell to function with unprecedented performance. Compared to current lithium-ion technology, NanoNET increases specific capacity, extends battery and increases recharge rate. The simplified manufacturing process, modular design and reduced cost of raw materials will enable NanoNET technology to gain traction in the market."
www.bc.edu/offices/pubaf/archive/news/Nanonets2010_0215_.htm…
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/nl903345f
Gruß
P.
wer qualitative (Gold)Produzenten sucht, der kann sich eventuell mal die Meldung anschauen.
Ich kenn die nicht genauer, und habe nicht vor das zu ändern.
Für einen Midtier hört es sich aber finde ich interessant an.
Alamos acquires surface rights to two Mulatos satellite deposits, The Canadian miner said that Cerro Pelon +La Yaqui were located about 3 km +7 km as the crow flies respectively from the existing Mulatos operation, these projects are expected to significantly lower the overall cost profile @Mulatos, which @$617/oz of gold sold was already considered to be one of the world’s lowest-cost operations, agreement now paved the way for Alamos to start permitting +development activities on the two deposits; “Both deposits exemplify our development pipeline in that they are economically robust, technically simple, openpit, heap-leach projects that are inexpensive to build +operate. Cerro Pelon +La Yaqui represent a significant source of near-term, low-cost, production growth that we expect will drive production @Mulatos back to about 200.000 oz/y, while sharply lowering operating costs. “With modest capital +very low operating costs, we expect these deposits to generate significant free cash flow", The construction costs for both projects was expected to total ~$21.000.000, The focus over the next 18t to 24 months would be on permitting +developing the two deposits, with 1st production expected in `16
www.miningweekly.com/article/alamos-acquires-surface-rights-…
Ich kenn die nicht genauer, und habe nicht vor das zu ändern.
Für einen Midtier hört es sich aber finde ich interessant an.
Alamos acquires surface rights to two Mulatos satellite deposits, The Canadian miner said that Cerro Pelon +La Yaqui were located about 3 km +7 km as the crow flies
respectively from the existing Mulatos operation, these projects are expected to significantly lower the overall cost profile @Mulatos, which @$617/oz of gold sold was already considered to be one of the world’s lowest-cost operations, agreement now paved the way for Alamos to start permitting +development activities on the two deposits; “Both deposits exemplify our development pipeline in that they are economically robust, technically simple, openpit, heap-leach projects that are inexpensive to build +operate. Cerro Pelon +La Yaqui represent a significant source of near-term, low-cost, production growth that we expect will drive production @Mulatos back to about 200.000 oz/y, while sharply lowering operating costs. “With modest capital +very low operating costs, we expect these deposits to generate significant free cash flow", The construction costs for both projects was expected to total ~$21.000.000, The focus over the next 18t to 24 months would be on permitting +developing the two deposits, with 1st production expected in `16www.miningweekly.com/article/alamos-acquires-surface-rights-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.123.207 von dosto am 28.12.13 16:35:20
Nettes Schreiben.
Aber was die Räder angeht würde ich sagen ist, Sprott jedenfalls, vielleicht nirgendwo richtig das 5. Rad.
Als vielmehr dass er sich einen eigenen Wagen geschaffen hat, dem jetzt -nachdem die verarbeiteten Materialien vielleicht doch nicht so gut waren- nach und nach die Räder abfallen.
Dann die Blinker.
Nummernschild.
Und was noch alles so geht.
Ich bin mir nicht sicher ob der Wagen am Ende Schrott ist.
Ich würde sagen -nicht ganz zutreffend, aber etwas- (mindestens)er hat sich, mit seiner Clique, einen Spielplatz gesucht, auf dem sie die Ansagen machen können.
Und jetzt lernen darf was es bedeuten kann zu einfach gedacht zu haben.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von dosto: ich frag mich was diese uralten Männer
Sprott-Ron Paul,Rosen,Rodgers,Faber
den Arsch aufs Grundeis zieht.
Haben sie total versagt, wem wollen sies noch zeigen,
warum können sie nicht in Ruhe abdanken.
Glaubt doch eh kein Mensch, daß die um den Rest der Menschheit besorgt sind.
An was sind diese Genossen das 5. Rad, würd mich schon mal
interessieren.
Ich nehms nurnoch als aberwitzigen Voodoo-Zauber auf.
Wäre ich EM Bugs würd ich sie zum Abschuß auf die Insel freigeben.
Solche Vorbilder sind doch vor den Kuckuck gehustet.
Nettes Schreiben.
Aber was die Räder angeht würde ich sagen ist, Sprott jedenfalls, vielleicht nirgendwo richtig das 5. Rad.
Als vielmehr dass er sich einen eigenen Wagen geschaffen hat, dem jetzt -nachdem die verarbeiteten Materialien vielleicht doch nicht so gut waren- nach und nach die Räder abfallen.
Dann die Blinker.
Nummernschild.
Und was noch alles so geht.
Ich bin mir nicht sicher ob der Wagen am Ende Schrott ist.
Ich würde sagen -nicht ganz zutreffend, aber etwas- (mindestens)er hat sich, mit seiner Clique, einen Spielplatz gesucht, auf dem sie die Ansagen machen können.
Und jetzt lernen darf was es bedeuten kann zu einfach gedacht zu haben.
Gruß
P.
The new mining crisis[opinion], Something is majorly wrong our mining industry, +the problem is escalating
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/the-new-mining-crisis-op…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/the-new-mining-crisis-op…
Underground coal mine workers asked to show up for $21/hour, Wollongong Coal wants its miners to work for $21/hour, a proposal rejected by the employees, which is expected to lead to 120 job losses
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/underground-coal-mine-worker…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/underground-coal-mine-worker…
der physische Druck wird stärker.
Jo.
Australian mining industry faces large-scale job cuts
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsaustralian-mining-industr…
Jo.
Australian mining industry faces large-scale job cuts
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsaustralian-mining-industr…
die Verschmutzer werden auch noch einige Regentage, mehr, vor sich haben.
Coal mining pollution in Australia doubled, in last ten years, NPI report, Community group Clean Air Queensland spokesperson Michael Kane was quoted by Global Post as saying that the report should sound an urgent warning bell on the need for greater controls on air pollution
www.mining-technology.com/news/newscoal-mining-pollution-in-…
Coal mining pollution in Australia doubled, in last ten years, NPI report, Community group Clean Air Queensland spokesperson Michael Kane was quoted by Global Post as saying that the report should sound an urgent warning bell on the need for greater controls on air pollution
www.mining-technology.com/news/newscoal-mining-pollution-in-…
der Ton wird rauh(er).
Jawolliho.
Aluminium industry at "crisis point" due to carbon tax, RET, The Australian Aluminium Council has said the federal government should “seize the opportunity” +Senators should “stop playing politics with jobs +businesses”. “Will the carbon tax be quickly repealed, +will the burden of renewable energy subsidies be lifted?” asked the AAC’s executive director Miles Prosser in a statement. “Australia’s refineries +smelters are fighting for survival. The Senate must quickly allow the repeal of the carbon tax, or explain why their posturing +delay is worth risking decades of investment +thousands of jobs.”
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/aluminium-industry-at-crisis…
Jawolliho.
Aluminium industry at "crisis point" due to carbon tax, RET, The Australian Aluminium Council has said the federal government should “seize the opportunity” +Senators should “stop playing politics with jobs +businesses”. “Will the carbon tax be quickly repealed, +will the burden of renewable energy subsidies be lifted?” asked the AAC’s executive director Miles Prosser in a statement. “Australia’s refineries +smelters are fighting for survival. The Senate must quickly allow the repeal of the carbon tax, or explain why their posturing +delay is worth risking decades of investment +thousands of jobs.”
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/aluminium-industry-at-crisis…
" Budget Blues Continue
1. Uncle Sam's crazy education deals
2. Mining for good government
3. Life expectancy and the age pension
4. Youth unemployment
5. TAI in the media
6. Infographic
7. Weekly Updates from TAI
1. Uncle Sam's crazy education deals
When Education Minister Christopher Pyne’s vision for a deregulated tertiary education system was outlined in the 2014-15 Budget, its details weren’t a surprise.
A month earlier, Pyne made a speech to the Policy Exchange think-tank in London where he proclaimed the virtues of the USA’s tertiary education model. He heaped praise on the “competitive nature” of its offerings, declaring we have “much to learn” from its free-market fundamentals.
We hadn’t heard of this academic utopia the Minister was referring to, so we did some research. Here’s what we found.
The cost of education in the USA is skyrocketing. Tuition costs have expanded at a rate three times higher than inflation, every year. Between 2001 and 2011, the cost of a degree rose 70 per cent. It’s rising faster now.
Student debt surpassed $1 trillion US dollars in 2011. That figure’s growing at around 10 per cent a year, compared with 1.6 per cent for non-student debt levels. At this rate, US students will owe more than Australia’s total GDP by 2020.
But these figures don’t really tell the full story. There’s a human cost to this free-marketeering that doesn’t show up in the aggregate.
Consider this hypothetical American scenario: two students get the same score on the SAT exam. The first comes from a family in the top-income quartile, the second comes from the bottom quartile. The first student is four times more likely to graduate with a degree than the second, poorer student.
Why? It’s not about capability. Both students are just as gifted, after all, just as motivated as each other, and just as determined to succeed. Why is this story being played out across America?
Undergraduate dropout rates are higher in the United States than anywhere in the world, except for Hungary. The number one reason given for dropping out? Financial strain.
The Abbott government insists the deregulation agenda will finally free higher education institutions to become “Australia’s Harvard”. Nearly half of Harvard’s undergraduates come from the USA’s wealthiest 4 per cent of families.
In February of this year, US Secretary of Education Arne Duncan acknowledged a looming crisis in higher education. He said it was “deeply troubling” that academically-able high school graduates aren’t enrolling in further education anymore, because they “simply can’t afford it.”
If Australia wants to pick a model to emulate, why would it choose the one where the richest 25 per cent get more diplomas than the bottom 75 per cent combined?
Deregulation means higher education for the highest bigger. It’s a recipe for social inequality, and it’s a recipe Australia needn’t follow.
2. Mining for good government
What is the role of government? This is one of the fundamental questions in politics, economics and philosophy. A question that has been debated over thousands of years and on millions of parchments, pages and stone tablets. Confucius, Plato, Marx – they’ve all had a go.
This week our Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, made his contribution to this eternal debate:
Our job in Government is to keep mining strong.
It’s a genuinely original answer and one which provides insight into the recent Budget decisions to reduce taxes on mining and increase taxes and payments on just about everyone else. The Prime Minister expanded in his speech to the Minerals Council of Australia:
[Our job is] not to tell you [miners] how to do your job; it is to allow you to do your job.
The job of mining companies is the subject of far less debate. Most thinkers agree it is to dig stuff up and maximise profits. One of the things they dig up, of course, is coal. On coal, the Prime Minister went into specifics:
It’s particularly important that we do not demonise the coal industry and if there was one fundamental problem, above all else, with the carbon tax was that it said to our people, it said to the wider world, that a commodity which in many years is our biggest single export, somehow should be left in the ground and not sold. Well really and truly, I can think of few things more damaging to our future.
He’s right on his first point. We shouldn’t demonise the coal industry, we shouldn't pander to it either.
At TAI we can’t think of anything less damaging to Australia’s future than making the coal industry better regulated and cleaner. The carbon tax forms part of this approach. The policy influences the cost of coal production by requiring mining corporations to incorporate the cost of coal use has on the environment. A cost that will increase into the future as the need to address climate change increases.
Maybe our lack of imagination is what keeps us off the list of great thinkers – Confucius, Plato, Marx, Abbott...
3. Life expectancy and the age pension
The current government wants to increase the age at which Australians become eligible for the age pension. They argue that the longer life expectancy for people today, compared to when the pension started, means that people should be working longer and receiving their pension even later in life. The pension age of 65 years was set when it was introduced soon after Federation, when life expectancy was 55. Treasurer Joe Hockey has made the point that the pension eligibility age should increase in line with life expectancy, rather than stay where it was over a hundred years ago.
In response to similar arguments in The Economist, staff from the World Health Organisation wrote in to point out that such policies ‘have their greatest impact on the poorest and least healthy’ and that ‘generic approaches to pensions based on chronological age can simply reinforce the cumulative impact of inequities experienced across a lifetime’.
Moreover, the arguments based on life expectancies are incorrect, ‘since life expectancy largely reflects survival at younger ages, not health or capacity to contribute in older age’. When infant mortality was so much higher the average life expectancy did look a lot lower; but those low life expectancy figures don’t tell us much about how long people might be expected to live having attained adulthood. That was clearly the more important consideration for Australia’s first government in planning our retirement system.
In the lead up to Federation the population had been growing rapidly at almost 5 per cent per annum between 1833 and 1901. In a population growing so rapidly there are relatively few people aged 65 or over, and in 1901 they were just 4.0 per cent of the population.
Of course when the age pension was introduced those 65 and above were not the only ones that needed to be looked after. Society also had to look after the young ones. In 1901 the number of people below 15 years of age was 35 per cent of the population. Hence in 1901, 39 per cent of the population were not of working age.
Population figures from June 2013 show that the population of those aged 65 and over has increased and now stands at 14 per cent. But the number of young people has fallen from 35 per cent at the turn of the twentieth century, to just 19 per cent in 2013. So whilst we have more older people, we have far fewer younger people to look after.
This means that in 1901, 39 per cent of the population were not of working age, but now only 33 per cent are not of working age.
While these figures show that Australia’s demography is much more favourable than it was in 1901 in terms of providing support to those who need it, all that is overwhelmed by one other major factor.
Using ABS estimates and the Reserve Bank conversion factor, Australia’s real income per head is over 10 times what it was in 1901. And what that means, is that if we could afford to provide a pension to those aged 65 and over then, we can easily afford to do it now. You can read our report into a universal age pension here.
4. Youth unemployment
In the 2014 Budget, the Abbott government announced that unemployed under 30s will now have to wait six months before receiving any kind of income support.
This move was widely condemned as a punitive measure that will place undue stress on those already struggling. Following a Budget in which we are all meant to do some ‘heavy lifting’, it’s worth looking at this decision in particular, and the causes and impacts of youth unemployment.
The latest unemployment figures from the ABS show that in April there were 713,400 unemployed people in Australia - an unemployment rate of 5.8 per cent. The unemployment rate for young people aged 15-24 years was more than twice as high at 12.9 per cent (266,000).
The unemployment rate among younger Australians is consistently higher than the unemployment rate for the population as a whole. Figure 1 shows historical rates for total and youth unemployment.
Figure 1: Total unemployment and youth unemployment rate (%)
Source: ABS (2014) Catalogue No. 6202.0.
The ABS data also shows that the average length of time young people remain unemployed has been getting longer.
Young people experience higher levels of unemployment than the working age population overall, for a variety of reasons including their relative lack of experience and the time it takes for people entering the workforce to find a suitable position, apply, interview and start work. These factors are compounded by broader issues of variations in employment opportunities across industries and different parts of the country, both urban and regional.
Despite these barriers to employment, the Treasurer expects young people to have a job. Effectively he expects zero per cent unemployment, despite the fact that economists all agree there can never be zero unemployment due to the reasons above, and a host of others not specific to young people. Economists call unemployment as a result of these barriers “frictional unemployment”.
We will most likely remain with an unemployment rate higher than that of the ‘frictional’ rate due to the macroeconomic policy of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). This policy is focused on keeping the inflation rate at between two and three per cent, rather than keeping unemployment at a certain level.
While it is a widely accepted notion that some unemployment is necessary to prevent inflation, the historically higher youth unemployment rate means younger people shoulder more of the resultant burden.
At the same time as cutting all benefits available to young people who find themselves out of work, the Budget papers actually predict that unemployment will rise from 5.6 per cent in 2012-13 to 6.25 per cent in 2015-16.
The question still remains as to why this group have been considered less deserving of income support, even as it is accepted that their numbers will continue to grow.
5. TAI in the media
Australians unaware of emissions investment: Aust Institute
Millions of Australians are unwittingly investing in new coal and gas projects which are driving climate change, according to a report produced by The Australia Institute and launched in conjunction with 350.org and Market Forces.
Eating lunch away from your desk could be the best thing you do for your health today
“Who has a lunch hour anymore?” lamented a friend recently, confessing she regularly wolfs down a sandwich while sitting in front of her computer.
...Aussies routinely don t break for lunch. The AIs executive director, Dr Richard Denniss says the long lunch is a thing of the past but forgoing it...
Tony Abbott's Budget, tax strategy lacks conviction and logic
If Joe Hockey was actually determined to broaden the base of the GST he wouldn’t start by including food, he would start by imposing it on private school fees and private health insurance. Not only would he collect billions in revenue, he would raise it primarily from high-income earners. While the poorest Australians spend a relatively large share of their Budget on food they rarely send their kids to expensive private schools.
Read Richard's op-ed here
You can hear Richard speaking at the 'Defend World Heritage' meeting in Hobart here
Our researchers were the stars of our last Politics in the Pub, speaking about the Commission of Audit and the Budget.
You can watch them here, along with all our other Politics in the Pub events.
6. Infographic
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1. Uncle Sam's crazy education deals
2. Mining for good government
3. Life expectancy and the age pension
4. Youth unemployment
5. TAI in the media
6. Infographic
7. Weekly Updates from TAI
1. Uncle Sam's crazy education deals
When Education Minister Christopher Pyne’s vision for a deregulated tertiary education system was outlined in the 2014-15 Budget, its details weren’t a surprise.
A month earlier, Pyne made a speech to the Policy Exchange think-tank in London where he proclaimed the virtues of the USA’s tertiary education model. He heaped praise on the “competitive nature” of its offerings, declaring we have “much to learn” from its free-market fundamentals.
We hadn’t heard of this academic utopia the Minister was referring to, so we did some research. Here’s what we found.
The cost of education in the USA is skyrocketing. Tuition costs have expanded at a rate three times higher than inflation, every year. Between 2001 and 2011, the cost of a degree rose 70 per cent. It’s rising faster now.
Student debt surpassed $1 trillion US dollars in 2011. That figure’s growing at around 10 per cent a year, compared with 1.6 per cent for non-student debt levels. At this rate, US students will owe more than Australia’s total GDP by 2020.
But these figures don’t really tell the full story. There’s a human cost to this free-marketeering that doesn’t show up in the aggregate.
Consider this hypothetical American scenario: two students get the same score on the SAT exam. The first comes from a family in the top-income quartile, the second comes from the bottom quartile. The first student is four times more likely to graduate with a degree than the second, poorer student.
Why? It’s not about capability. Both students are just as gifted, after all, just as motivated as each other, and just as determined to succeed. Why is this story being played out across America?
Undergraduate dropout rates are higher in the United States than anywhere in the world, except for Hungary. The number one reason given for dropping out? Financial strain.
The Abbott government insists the deregulation agenda will finally free higher education institutions to become “Australia’s Harvard”. Nearly half of Harvard’s undergraduates come from the USA’s wealthiest 4 per cent of families.
In February of this year, US Secretary of Education Arne Duncan acknowledged a looming crisis in higher education. He said it was “deeply troubling” that academically-able high school graduates aren’t enrolling in further education anymore, because they “simply can’t afford it.”
If Australia wants to pick a model to emulate, why would it choose the one where the richest 25 per cent get more diplomas than the bottom 75 per cent combined?
Deregulation means higher education for the highest bigger. It’s a recipe for social inequality, and it’s a recipe Australia needn’t follow.
2. Mining for good government
What is the role of government? This is one of the fundamental questions in politics, economics and philosophy. A question that has been debated over thousands of years and on millions of parchments, pages and stone tablets. Confucius, Plato, Marx – they’ve all had a go.
This week our Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, made his contribution to this eternal debate:
Our job in Government is to keep mining strong.
It’s a genuinely original answer and one which provides insight into the recent Budget decisions to reduce taxes on mining and increase taxes and payments on just about everyone else. The Prime Minister expanded in his speech to the Minerals Council of Australia:
[Our job is] not to tell you [miners] how to do your job; it is to allow you to do your job.
The job of mining companies is the subject of far less debate. Most thinkers agree it is to dig stuff up and maximise profits. One of the things they dig up, of course, is coal. On coal, the Prime Minister went into specifics:
It’s particularly important that we do not demonise the coal industry and if there was one fundamental problem, above all else, with the carbon tax was that it said to our people, it said to the wider world, that a commodity which in many years is our biggest single export, somehow should be left in the ground and not sold. Well really and truly, I can think of few things more damaging to our future.
He’s right on his first point. We shouldn’t demonise the coal industry, we shouldn't pander to it either.
At TAI we can’t think of anything less damaging to Australia’s future than making the coal industry better regulated and cleaner. The carbon tax forms part of this approach. The policy influences the cost of coal production by requiring mining corporations to incorporate the cost of coal use has on the environment. A cost that will increase into the future as the need to address climate change increases.
Maybe our lack of imagination is what keeps us off the list of great thinkers – Confucius, Plato, Marx, Abbott...
3. Life expectancy and the age pension
The current government wants to increase the age at which Australians become eligible for the age pension. They argue that the longer life expectancy for people today, compared to when the pension started, means that people should be working longer and receiving their pension even later in life. The pension age of 65 years was set when it was introduced soon after Federation, when life expectancy was 55. Treasurer Joe Hockey has made the point that the pension eligibility age should increase in line with life expectancy, rather than stay where it was over a hundred years ago.
In response to similar arguments in The Economist, staff from the World Health Organisation wrote in to point out that such policies ‘have their greatest impact on the poorest and least healthy’ and that ‘generic approaches to pensions based on chronological age can simply reinforce the cumulative impact of inequities experienced across a lifetime’.
Moreover, the arguments based on life expectancies are incorrect, ‘since life expectancy largely reflects survival at younger ages, not health or capacity to contribute in older age’. When infant mortality was so much higher the average life expectancy did look a lot lower; but those low life expectancy figures don’t tell us much about how long people might be expected to live having attained adulthood. That was clearly the more important consideration for Australia’s first government in planning our retirement system.
In the lead up to Federation the population had been growing rapidly at almost 5 per cent per annum between 1833 and 1901. In a population growing so rapidly there are relatively few people aged 65 or over, and in 1901 they were just 4.0 per cent of the population.
Of course when the age pension was introduced those 65 and above were not the only ones that needed to be looked after. Society also had to look after the young ones. In 1901 the number of people below 15 years of age was 35 per cent of the population. Hence in 1901, 39 per cent of the population were not of working age.
Population figures from June 2013 show that the population of those aged 65 and over has increased and now stands at 14 per cent. But the number of young people has fallen from 35 per cent at the turn of the twentieth century, to just 19 per cent in 2013. So whilst we have more older people, we have far fewer younger people to look after.
This means that in 1901, 39 per cent of the population were not of working age, but now only 33 per cent are not of working age.
While these figures show that Australia’s demography is much more favourable than it was in 1901 in terms of providing support to those who need it, all that is overwhelmed by one other major factor.
Using ABS estimates and the Reserve Bank conversion factor, Australia’s real income per head is over 10 times what it was in 1901. And what that means, is that if we could afford to provide a pension to those aged 65 and over then, we can easily afford to do it now. You can read our report into a universal age pension here.
4. Youth unemployment
In the 2014 Budget, the Abbott government announced that unemployed under 30s will now have to wait six months before receiving any kind of income support.
This move was widely condemned as a punitive measure that will place undue stress on those already struggling. Following a Budget in which we are all meant to do some ‘heavy lifting’, it’s worth looking at this decision in particular, and the causes and impacts of youth unemployment.
The latest unemployment figures from the ABS show that in April there were 713,400 unemployed people in Australia - an unemployment rate of 5.8 per cent. The unemployment rate for young people aged 15-24 years was more than twice as high at 12.9 per cent (266,000).
The unemployment rate among younger Australians is consistently higher than the unemployment rate for the population as a whole. Figure 1 shows historical rates for total and youth unemployment.
Figure 1: Total unemployment and youth unemployment rate (%)
Source: ABS (2014) Catalogue No. 6202.0.
The ABS data also shows that the average length of time young people remain unemployed has been getting longer.
Young people experience higher levels of unemployment than the working age population overall, for a variety of reasons including their relative lack of experience and the time it takes for people entering the workforce to find a suitable position, apply, interview and start work. These factors are compounded by broader issues of variations in employment opportunities across industries and different parts of the country, both urban and regional.
Despite these barriers to employment, the Treasurer expects young people to have a job. Effectively he expects zero per cent unemployment, despite the fact that economists all agree there can never be zero unemployment due to the reasons above, and a host of others not specific to young people. Economists call unemployment as a result of these barriers “frictional unemployment”.
We will most likely remain with an unemployment rate higher than that of the ‘frictional’ rate due to the macroeconomic policy of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). This policy is focused on keeping the inflation rate at between two and three per cent, rather than keeping unemployment at a certain level.
While it is a widely accepted notion that some unemployment is necessary to prevent inflation, the historically higher youth unemployment rate means younger people shoulder more of the resultant burden.
At the same time as cutting all benefits available to young people who find themselves out of work, the Budget papers actually predict that unemployment will rise from 5.6 per cent in 2012-13 to 6.25 per cent in 2015-16.
The question still remains as to why this group have been considered less deserving of income support, even as it is accepted that their numbers will continue to grow.
5. TAI in the media
Australians unaware of emissions investment: Aust Institute
Millions of Australians are unwittingly investing in new coal and gas projects which are driving climate change, according to a report produced by The Australia Institute and launched in conjunction with 350.org and Market Forces.
Eating lunch away from your desk could be the best thing you do for your health today
“Who has a lunch hour anymore?” lamented a friend recently, confessing she regularly wolfs down a sandwich while sitting in front of her computer.
...Aussies routinely don t break for lunch. The AIs executive director, Dr Richard Denniss says the long lunch is a thing of the past but forgoing it...
Tony Abbott's Budget, tax strategy lacks conviction and logic
If Joe Hockey was actually determined to broaden the base of the GST he wouldn’t start by including food, he would start by imposing it on private school fees and private health insurance. Not only would he collect billions in revenue, he would raise it primarily from high-income earners. While the poorest Australians spend a relatively large share of their Budget on food they rarely send their kids to expensive private schools.
Read Richard's op-ed here
You can hear Richard speaking at the 'Defend World Heritage' meeting in Hobart here
Our researchers were the stars of our last Politics in the Pub, speaking about the Commission of Audit and the Budget.
You can watch them here, along with all our other Politics in the Pub events.
6. Infographic
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Australian mining companies must find new ways to improve productivity +value: BCG report, Mining companies in Australia will be increasingly dependent on boosting productivity to add shareholder value, as declining commodity prices +a spike in costs have affected margins, according a new report by The Boston Consulting Group(BCG)
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsaustralian-mining-compani…
productivity +value: BCG report, Mining companies in Australia will be increasingly dependent on boosting productivity to add shareholder value, as declining commodity prices +a spike in costs have affected margins, according a new report by The Boston Consulting Group(BCG)www.mining-technology.com/news/newsaustralian-mining-compani…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.075.296 von Popeye82 am 30.05.14 15:34:16Würde dann wieder für Dienstleister im Sektor sprechen wie z.B. Maca... kenen da aber noch recht wenige. Ausdrill natürlich noch. beide sehr tief bewertet. vielleicht verkalkuliert sich der markt indem er annimmt es wird eben weniger gebohrt oder weniger produziert. ...dachte ich schonmal über solche werte und bewertungen derzeit
Part of South Deep’s underground mine deemed unsafe, closed, Following two recent fatal accidents @Gold Fields’ Johannesburg-based South Deep mine, the gold miner has concluded a comprehensive review of the mine, which has identified that about 1.000 m of legacy ground support in some of the ramps serving production areas in the older part of the mine present a safety risk. @this stage of the build-up process, ~70% of the mine’s production comes from these older areas of the mine, Ythe 95-level, the group said on Thursday
www.miningweekly.com/article/portion-of-south-deeps-highly-p…
www.miningweekly.com/article/portion-of-south-deeps-highly-p…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.078.158 von Popeye82 am 31.05.14 00:24:46ja, eben... was minen angeht wird teils ja noch recht primitiv und mit unzureichender sicherheit gearbeitet...
eigentlich wären da top-dienstleister angebracht.
eigentlich wären da top-dienstleister angebracht.
Fortescue considers switching to gas, calls for ‘use it or lose it’ policy
www.miningweekly.com/article/fortescue-considers-switching-t…
www.miningweekly.com/article/fortescue-considers-switching-t…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.076.756 von Boersiback am 30.05.14 18:35:41
Zu Ausrüstern kenne ich mich nicht aus.
Ich weiss dass es in Australien noch einige mehr gibt(TPW(?, oder ähnlich)) Holdings, Decmil Group, Macmahon Holdings, Otoc(die Vorgänger/Pre-Merger Firma hatte ich mal, mich dabei aber verspekuliert. Hatten wohl zuletzt gute Zahlen.), Monadelphous...), woanders sicher auch.
An sich finde ich es sehr logisch auf eine Wechselwirkung der Branchen zu spekulieren, habe da(mit) aber -ohne etwas(in dem Zusammenhang) gekauft zu haben, von der Überlegung her- auch schon vollkommen falsch gelegen.
Ich kann mich dranerinnern dass Caterpillar (relativ)kurzem wohl eine höllisch schlechte Zeit hatte.
Gruß
P.
Zu Ausrüstern kenne ich mich nicht aus.
Ich weiss dass es in Australien noch einige mehr gibt(TPW(?, oder ähnlich)) Holdings, Decmil Group, Macmahon Holdings, Otoc(die Vorgänger/Pre-Merger Firma hatte ich mal, mich dabei aber verspekuliert. Hatten wohl zuletzt gute Zahlen.), Monadelphous...), woanders sicher auch.
An sich finde ich es sehr logisch auf eine Wechselwirkung der Branchen zu spekulieren, habe da(mit) aber -ohne etwas(in dem Zusammenhang) gekauft zu haben, von der Überlegung her- auch schon vollkommen falsch gelegen.
Ich kann mich dranerinnern dass Caterpillar (relativ)kurzem wohl eine höllisch schlechte Zeit hatte.
Gruß
P.
Contractors tell of post-boom cost pressures @AMMA conference, Boom-time investment has led to huge pressure to boost productivity, contractors said @an AMMA conference last week
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/contractors-tell-of-post-boo…
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/business/wa/a/23973599/pro…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/2014-mining-insight-mini…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/contractors-tell-of-post-boo…
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/business/wa/a/23973599/pro…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/2014-mining-insight-mini…
As slowdown looms, Pilbara will need networks to thrive, As mining slows down, Pilbara's rail +port infrastructure's future needs to be re-examined
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/as-slowdown-looms-pilbar…
www.pilbara2050.net/Pilbara%202050%20Final%20Report.pdf
www.pilbara2050.net/explorereport.php
www.rdapilbara.org.au/resources/site1/General/Publication%20…
www.cosia.ca
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/03/07/a-joint-venture…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/as-slowdown-looms-pilbar…
www.pilbara2050.net/Pilbara%202050%20Final%20Report.pdf
www.pilbara2050.net/explorereport.php
www.rdapilbara.org.au/resources/site1/General/Publication%20…
www.cosia.ca
http://business.financialpost.com/2014/03/07/a-joint-venture…
so sehen Überraschungen aus.
Shalalalala.
Vancouver investment conference kicks off, This year's event is expanding beyond the resource sector
www.mining.com/vancouver-investment-conference-kicks-off-918…
lalala.
Shalalalala.
Vancouver investment conference kicks off, This year's event is expanding beyond
the resource sectorwww.mining.com/vancouver-investment-conference-kicks-off-918…
lalala.
foll die Übaraschung.
Ich hab Angst dass Rohstoffbuden, doooch , lernfähig sind.
"As commodities stall, miners aim for technology boost"
www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2014/06/02/as-commodities-s…
Ich hab Angst dass Rohstoffbuden, doooch
, lernfähig sind."As commodities stall, miners aim for technology boost"
www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2014/06/02/as-commodities-s…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.089.992 von Popeye82 am 02.06.14 23:24:57wobei ich da extrem skeptisch bin.
technologie gehört eigentich den großen werten die zig gelder in die F&E stecken können.
klingt mir eher ein bischen so wie die buden anno 2000 die .com´s werden wollten und letztlich untergingen.
aber immerhin 1000% in 3 wochen hats dem kurs gebracht
technologie gehört eigentich den großen werten die zig gelder in die F&E stecken können.
klingt mir eher ein bischen so wie die buden anno 2000 die .com´s werden wollten und letztlich untergingen.
aber immerhin 1000% in 3 wochen hats dem kurs gebracht
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.090.030 von Boersiback am 02.06.14 23:35:35
Die wenden sich ja nicht von Ihrem, ursprünglichem, Geschäftszweck ab.
Von daher versteh ich den .com Vergleich nicht.
Grundsätzlich geht es denke ich darum dass bei den Rohstoffbutzen die Produktivitätssteigerungen, auch, durch einen besseren und gezielteren Einsatz von Technik kommen muss.
In dem Sinne trifft das, von denen, nur auf KZD zu.
Dieses Thema wird in meinen Augen, soweit es nicht schon geschehen ist, noch sehr, sehr stark im kommen sein.
Gruß
P.
Die wenden sich ja nicht von Ihrem, ursprünglichem, Geschäftszweck ab.
Von daher versteh ich den .com Vergleich nicht.
Grundsätzlich geht es denke ich darum dass bei den Rohstoffbutzen die Produktivitätssteigerungen, auch, durch einen besseren und gezielteren Einsatz von Technik kommen muss.
In dem Sinne trifft das, von denen, nur auf KZD zu.
Dieses Thema wird in meinen Augen, soweit es nicht schon geschehen ist, noch sehr, sehr stark im kommen sein.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.090.246 von Popeye82 am 03.06.14 02:35:27
wenn noch klaine Finga üba sind.
Special Report on Mining Innovation, With mining investors demanding better return on capital employed +seeking a boost in free cash flow, focus is now turning in the industry to how it must adapt to achieve this. The Special Report on Mining Innovation looks @some of the strategies being deployed by industry thought leaders. In the Report you will discover: • Six things companies are doing to address investor concerns • A case study on how one company doubled production, +reduced costs 44% • Why technology has a key role to play
www.gemcomsoftware.com/mnd_online?&utm_source=digest-en-mini…
wenn noch klaine Finga üba sind.
Special Report on Mining Innovation, With mining investors demanding better return on capital employed +seeking a boost in free cash flow, focus is now turning in the industry to how it must adapt to achieve this. The Special Report on Mining Innovation looks @some of the strategies being deployed by industry thought leaders. In the Report you will discover: • Six things companies are doing to address investor concerns • A case study on how one company doubled production, +reduced costs 44% • Why technology has a key role to play
www.gemcomsoftware.com/mnd_online?&utm_source=digest-en-mini…
BHP Billiton to cut more coal jobs in the Illawarra, creating another blow for the region’s mining industry
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/bhp-billiton-to-cut-500-coal…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/bhp-billiton-to-cut-500-coal…
finde ich sehr interessant.
aber auch nicht, erst, seit gestern bekannt.
Mining companies urged to add renewables to energy profiles - MW, TORONTO - Jun 3, 2014
www.miningweekly.com/article/mining-companies-urged-to-add-r…
"In the current climate of economic headwinds, squeezed margins and stubborn overheads, mining companies continue to examine all aspects of expenditure in the hope of making savings.
Energy consumption is one of the greatest costs, particularly for mining operations in remote areas with no access to national grids. In these instances renewable alternatives as an ancillary energy source are becoming an increasingly attractive, be it hydro, solar, wind or other options.
However, many of the advantages are inherent only over the longer term and several challenges remain, Mining Energy Advisors CEO Ingo Koenig and Enercon Canada executive director business development Adrienne Downey told members of the Canadian Institute of Mining’s Management and Economics Society on May 28.
CARROT AND STICK
The pressures that make renewables worth considering will continue to grow, Koenig stressed. First and foremost, this includes the rising cost of traditional grid power or diesel for remote locations. This can become a major headache when combined with flat or falling metal or mineral prices. “And it’s not something that’s going away,” Koenig warned.
On the other hand, the cost of installing and operating a renewable power option is continuing to decline as uptake grows and the technology advances. “The cost of [installing] renewable technologies is going down, [as is] the cost of renewable energy on a kilowatt per hour basis,” Koenig said.
“For example, solar power has gone from being an experimental technology to being a mainstream energy source in many jurisdictions,” he added.
The drive by various governments to reduce carbon emissions and the growing regulatory developments stemming from this might add to the appeal of installing a renewable mix, he said.
However, renewables accrue the greatest return over the medium to long term; the benefits in the short term are less attractive when compared against the initial outlay on equipment purchase, installation and operation.
“In the short term, it’s not really interesting economically … But the longer you run it [a renewable installation], the more your total savings over a project’s lifetime,” Koenig said.
LOCATION, LOCATION
Both Koenig and Downey stressed the importance of tailoring the right mix, type and level of renewables for a mining operation. Much of this is determined by the location of operation, particularly those in harsh climates or with tougher operating conditions.
“The technology has to be suitable and appropriate for the conditions,” Downey said. “We’re looking at things like exposure and storm conditions.”
“Logistics is a huge driver too,” she continued. “Sometime you’re talking about a mass of equipment that had to be brought up in sections. So how am I going to get the parts to the site? What are the integration solutions? How will this work with my existing diesel generation? How can I ensure this is complimentary with my existing assets? These are questions that need to be asked.”
“And what about the site’s capabilities?” she added. “For example, does it have a cement plant? Does it have the necessary operations and maintenance personnel?”
“So it’s not a cookie cutter solution. It’s a situation where all cards are placed on the table and we discuss who’s got what – the expertise that we can bring and what the mine operators can bring,” she said.
COLD CUTS
Wind power is one of the most attractive renewable options for operations in the far north of Canada. However, the turbines must be robust enough to not only withstand freezing temperatures but to continue operating as well.
“The viability of a [wind power] project depends on when there’s most wind. Well that’s during the middle of winter, so [things like] blade de-icing is an absolute must,” Downey said.
Downey cited Enercon Canada’s work with Rio Tinto at the Diavik diamond mine held by Rio Tinto as a case study. “We developed a partnership agreement with them and our service technicians were stationed on site for six months working hand-in-hand with the operation and maintenance personnel,” she said.
“In 2012 they built four turbines each with a capacity of 2.3 MW,” she continued. “The average penetration on the grid is around 8%, maximising up to its highest at 58%. It really depends on how much wind you have, which speaks to the intermittency [aspect].”
Because of its wind power option, the Diavik mine has been able offset of 4.3-million litres of diesel a year. “That’s a huge achievement for them not only in terms of savings but also in terms of added stability,” Downey said.
OTHER ADVANTAGES
Among other options, mining companies may consider a power purchase agreement whereby the energy is paid for but not the installation of the renewable power source or its maintenance. Under this model, the cost of electricity will also fall over time, Koenig said.
Meanwhile, renewables serve to facilitate community relations as many people react positively to mining companies that seek to diversify their energy mix in this manner, he explained.
Koenig also highlighted the positive legacy effect of renewables. “Solar panels will last much longer than 20 years: they’ll probably last 30 to 40 years if you maintain them well enough,” he said. “So energy from these panels could go on to support local communities, giving them a cheaper source of electricity.”
Some mining companies already see renewables as integral for their corporate social responsibility programmes. “For example, we recently had discussions with a miner in Africa that was interested in putting in solar panels on educational buildings right away,” he said.
Renewables also have a role in a mine’s decommissioning. “As part of your decommissioning, you might have to remove power lines. So how do you secure energy at this stage? Will you have to ship in diesel for decommissioning activities? Well why not put in solar panels?” he asked. “These are ideas that the industry should discuss more.” "
aber auch nicht, erst, seit gestern bekannt.
Mining companies urged to add renewables to energy profiles - MW, TORONTO - Jun 3, 2014
www.miningweekly.com/article/mining-companies-urged-to-add-r…
"In the current climate of economic headwinds, squeezed margins and stubborn overheads, mining companies continue to examine all aspects of expenditure in the hope of making savings.
Energy consumption is one of the greatest costs, particularly for mining operations in remote areas with no access to national grids. In these instances renewable alternatives as an ancillary energy source are becoming an increasingly attractive, be it hydro, solar, wind or other options.
However, many of the advantages are inherent only over the longer term and several challenges remain, Mining Energy Advisors CEO Ingo Koenig and Enercon Canada executive director business development Adrienne Downey told members of the Canadian Institute of Mining’s Management and Economics Society on May 28.
CARROT AND STICK
The pressures that make renewables worth considering will continue to grow, Koenig stressed. First and foremost, this includes the rising cost of traditional grid power or diesel for remote locations. This can become a major
headache when combined with flat or falling metal or mineral prices. “And it’s not something that’s going away,” Koenig warned. On the other hand, the cost of installing and operating a renewable power option is continuing to decline as uptake grows and the technology advances. “The cost of [installing] renewable technologies is going down, [as is] the cost of renewable energy on a kilowatt per hour basis,” Koenig said.
“For example, solar power has gone from being an experimental technology to being a mainstream energy source in many jurisdictions,” he added.
The drive by various governments to reduce carbon emissions and the growing regulatory developments stemming from this might add to the appeal of installing a renewable mix, he said.
However, renewables accrue the greatest return over the medium to long term; the benefits in the short term are less attractive when compared against the initial outlay on equipment purchase, installation and operation.
“In the short term, it’s not really interesting economically … But the longer you run it [a renewable installation], the more your total savings over a project’s lifetime,” Koenig said.
LOCATION, LOCATION
Both Koenig and Downey stressed the importance of tailoring the right mix, type and level of renewables for a mining operation. Much of this is determined by the location of operation, particularly those in harsh climates or with tougher operating conditions.
“The technology has to be suitable and appropriate for the conditions,” Downey said. “We’re looking at things like exposure and storm conditions.”
“Logistics is a huge driver too,” she continued. “Sometime you’re talking about a mass of equipment that had to be brought up in sections. So how am I going to get the parts to the site? What are the integration solutions? How will this work with my existing diesel generation? How can I ensure this is complimentary with my existing assets? These are questions that need to be asked.”
“And what about the site’s capabilities?” she added. “For example, does it have a cement plant? Does it have the necessary operations and maintenance personnel?”
“So it’s not a cookie cutter solution. It’s a situation where all cards are placed on the table and we discuss who’s got what – the expertise that we can bring and what the mine operators can bring,” she said.
COLD CUTS
Wind power is one of the most attractive renewable options for operations in the far north of Canada. However, the turbines must be robust enough to not only withstand freezing temperatures but to continue operating as well.
“The viability of a [wind power] project depends on when there’s most wind. Well that’s during the middle of winter, so [things like] blade de-icing is an absolute must,” Downey said.
Downey cited Enercon Canada’s work with Rio Tinto at the Diavik diamond mine held by Rio Tinto as a case study. “We developed a partnership agreement with them and our service technicians were stationed on site for six months working hand-in-hand with the operation and maintenance personnel,” she said.
“In 2012 they built four turbines each with a capacity of 2.3 MW,” she continued. “The average penetration on the grid is around 8%, maximising up to its highest at 58%. It really depends on how much wind you have, which speaks to the intermittency [aspect].”
Because of its wind power option, the Diavik mine has been able offset of 4.3-million litres of diesel a year. “That’s a huge achievement for them not only in terms of savings but also in terms of added stability,” Downey said.
OTHER ADVANTAGES
Among other options, mining companies may consider a power purchase agreement whereby the energy is paid for but not the installation of the renewable power source or its maintenance. Under this model, the cost of electricity will also fall over time, Koenig said.
Meanwhile, renewables serve to facilitate community relations as many people react positively to mining companies that seek to diversify their energy mix in this manner, he explained.
Koenig also highlighted the positive legacy effect of renewables. “Solar panels will last much longer than 20 years: they’ll probably last 30 to 40 years if you maintain them well enough,” he said. “So energy from these panels could go on to support local communities, giving them a cheaper source of electricity.”
Some mining companies already see renewables as integral for their corporate social responsibility programmes. “For example, we recently had discussions with a miner in Africa that was interested in putting in solar panels on educational buildings right away,” he said.
Renewables also have a role in a mine’s decommissioning. “As part of your decommissioning, you might have to remove power lines. So how do you secure energy at this stage? Will you have to ship in diesel for decommissioning activities? Well why not put in solar panels?” he asked. “These are ideas that the industry should
discuss more.” "
Miner scheinen doch Sachen auf die Reihe zu bekommen.
Manchmal, aber nur manchmal.
BHP Billiton helps to discover 700 new species, BHP Billiton’s $4.000.000 investment in a sustainability program has paid off, with the discovery of over 700 new native species, Australia-wide
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/bhp-billiton-helps-to-discov…
Manchmal, aber nur manchmal.
BHP Billiton helps to discover 700 new species, BHP Billiton’s $4.000.000 investment in a sustainability program has paid off, with the discovery of over 700 new native species, Australia-wide
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/bhp-billiton-helps-to-discov…
veränderungsunwillige Minenoptimisten nicht weiterlesen.
Stooooop.
Mining confidence crisis sees 72 per cent profit slump, The confidence crisis in the mining industry has led to extreme short term measures that are unsustainable and detrimental to growth. according to PwC
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/mining-confidence-crisis-see…
Stooooop.
Mining confidence crisis sees 72 per cent profit slump, The confidence crisis in the mining industry has led to extreme short term measures that are unsustainable and detrimental to growth. according to PwC
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/mining-confidence-crisis-see…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.105.116 von Popeye82 am 05.06.14 05:52:04
Umfrage.
vielleicht spricht das auch für Jobvermittler AKtien.
"As the mining industry slows down, are you worried for your job?
No, my job is secure and my business is doing well. 10.18% (133 votes)
My role is secure for now, but looks uncertain ahead. 24.81% (324 votes)
Yes, I am worried for my job in the industry. 37.6% (491 votes)
I have already lost my job in the industry. 24.27% (317 votes)
Other 3.14% (41 votes)
Total Votes: 1,306
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/inspection-paperwork-lost-at… "
Umfrage.
vielleicht spricht das auch für Jobvermittler AKtien.
"As the mining industry slows down, are you worried for your job?
No, my job is secure and my business is doing well. 10.18% (133 votes)
My role is secure for now, but looks uncertain ahead. 24.81% (324 votes)
Yes, I am worried for my job in the industry. 37.6% (491 votes)
I have already lost my job in the industry. 24.27% (317 votes)
Other 3.14% (41 votes)
Total Votes: 1,306
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/inspection-paperwork-lost-at… "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.105.116 von Popeye82 am 05.06.14 05:52:04wieso ist doch gut... ähnlich wurde über den dax jeweils zu tiefspunkten geschrieben
der totale untergang eben.
letztlich sind das ganz normale zyklen, wie immer eben.
2000 war die branch komplett tot, 7 jahre spter der absolute hochpunkt, 7 jahre später unten... wieder 7 jahre... viuelleicht wieder einmal mehr der tiefpunkt
solche zyklen dauern meist 5-10 jahre.
der totale untergang eben.
letztlich sind das ganz normale zyklen, wie immer eben.
2000 war die branch komplett tot, 7 jahre spter der absolute hochpunkt, 7 jahre später unten... wieder 7 jahre... viuelleicht wieder einmal mehr der tiefpunkt
solche zyklen dauern meist 5-10 jahre.
Rio Tinto to reduce workforce by 23% @Rossing Uranium mine in Namibia
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Fragen
über
Fragen.
Vale's motives for Integra mine closure called into question
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über
Fragen.
Vale's motives for Integra mine closure called into question
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Fake mining magazines scamming money from companies in resources sector, Mining companies are being warned to do their research as a fake publishing company charges money for print ads in magazines which do not exis
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.160.380 von Popeye82 am 16.06.14 20:55:37
jeder wie er es verdient.. zu explorern passen einfach keine hochglanzprospekte.
das war bei S&K was anderes.
jeder wie er es verdient.. zu explorern passen einfach keine hochglanzprospekte.
das war bei S&K was anderes.
die Umwelt jubelt.
Peru to relax environmental rules, to spur economic growth -govt, Minera IRL's Ollachea project, Peru. Peru plans to apply fewer environmental fines +ensure development rights in protected nature reserves, as part of a bid to encourage mining +energy investments, the government said on Thursday. President Ollanta Humala said late on Wednesday that he was sending Congress a series of proposals, designed to perk up relatively sluggish economic growth
www.miningweekly.com/article/peru-to-relax-environmental-rul…
Peru to relax environmental rules, to spur economic growth -govt, Minera IRL's Ollachea project, Peru. Peru plans to apply fewer environmental fines +ensure development rights in protected nature reserves, as part of a bid to encourage mining +energy investments, the government said on Thursday. President Ollanta Humala said late on Wednesday that he was sending Congress a series of proposals, designed to perk up relatively sluggish economic growth
www.miningweekly.com/article/peru-to-relax-environmental-rul…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.160.672 von Popeye82 am 16.06.14 22:00:41 na wen wunderts... kaum sind die zeiten mau hat man doch angst um seine heiss geliebte minenindustrie
spicht ja dann auch für Bear Creek Mining
hab grad bemerkt die haben sich seit dem gewonnen prozeß glatt verdoppelt ärgerlicherweise... geliebäugelt hab ich schon länger mit denen.
na wen wunderts... kaum sind die zeiten mau hat man doch angst um seine heiss geliebte minenindustrie spicht ja dann auch für Bear Creek Mining
hab grad bemerkt die haben sich seit dem gewonnen prozeß glatt verdoppelt ärgerlicherweise... geliebäugelt hab ich schon länger mit denen.
guter Artikel.
Ausser -ich denke es ist noch komplizierter.
Bei seinen Schlussfolgerunge bin ich auch nich gnz dapei.
Insights into the Discovery Process, "Today we want to consider minerals exploration, a scientific process that is largely intuitive +that is being degraded, by an over reliance on snappy technology +the blind rush to make an easy buck. . ."
- B. Cook -
www.explorationinsights.com/pebble.asp?relid=3759
"
- Source: John Timmer: Building a better way to Understanding Science, 2009 -
For a virtual letter titled Exploration Insights, we seem to devote an inordinate amount of text to mining, metallurgy, infrastructure, discounted cash flows, social license, permitting and, working capital.
Not today . Today we want to consider minerals exploration, a scientific process that is largely intuitive and that is being degraded by an over reliance on snappy technology and the blind rush to make an easy buck. John Timmer’s diagram above provides some insights into the complexity and iterative processes behind true exploration and discovery.
Minerals exploration is essentially the scientific method applied to a particular field of science (geology) in which many of the underlying observations, assumptions, and facts are subject to variable interpretations, because:
1) More often than not the subject of scientific inquiry is under a pile of rocks, swamp, or jungle. Hard data is extremely limited.
2) The “control group”, meaning the deposit type on which you are basing the research, is generally out of control. Each mineral deposit is the result of multiple geologic events imposed on differing rock types over a considerable period of time, therefore no two deposits are exactly the same . It is not uncommon for even the actual genesis of a deposit type to be in contention amongst the experts. Battles still rage over how two of the most important gold deposit types, Carlin and Witwatersrand, formed.
One of the byproducts of the inherent uncertainty associated with minerals exploration is an entire industry based out of Vancouver that survives, nay, profits, from the hunt for hidden treasures that very few really understand. The lack of both scientific consensus and explicitly defined parameters for success means the average speculator in this industry believes (hopes) that the discovery process is little more than punching a hole or two into a target that was presented with sexy colored maps by a hotshot geo-promoter .
Buuut , you maaaaay ask, how hard could it be to find a gold deposit?
Actually, really hard. An in-house study by Newmont Mining determined that, in round numbers on a yearly basis, 1 in 1,000 prospects turn up an economic deposit and 1 in 10,000 become a major gold deposit of over 4 million ounces. Many of the reasons behind such a poor success rate have been posted on the EI website and covered in our letters, namely geology, metallurgy, deposit depth, infrastructure, social realities and politics, ad infinitum. The dis connect between the scientific method and speculators’, and all too often mining companies’, desire (need) for immediate gratification is another major reason for the statistically poor rate of discovery. For the most part, the two goals are fundamentally incompatible. One side wants to turn a quick buck or submit a positive quarterly report, while the other gets bogged down in esoteric geologic discussions that have very little relevance to turning a profit.
Exploration is a process during which concepts are tested, using someone’s money, in the search for economically viable mineralization. The process needs time to play out, for ideas to ferment and be revised based on the interpretation of new data. It takes years, not months, to understand what Earth did to a deposit during and after its formation. Success requires:
1) The ability to conceptualize a legitimate target that offers the possibility of a meaningful economic deposit.
2) Teamwork and open minds to revise and adjust the exploration target concept based on new data.
3) Money, plus an investor base that is willing to let the exploration process play out.
4) The ability to rapidly recognize and accept failure and walk away from a project that once held great potential.
To me, item number 4 is probably the single most important skill any exploration team can possess, and is the determining factor , in buying into an exploration company. We know the odds are long, money is tight, and exploration costly, so it is critical to cut bait ASAP. However, all too many geologists and companies either view their work as a science experiment and treasure hunt, or don't have the experience or courage to tell their shareholders, “We struck out”. They persist in literally throwing money down a worthless hole.
That, my friends, is not the way to make serious money in exploration.
Although there are over 1,000 publicly traded junior exploration companies, I’ve found that very few possess the four qualities listed above. Additionally, because most speculators don't have the technical background to differentiate a prospect with legitimate, world class potential from worthless moose pasture, hard earned money goes almost indiscriminately to these 1,000 or so junior exploration companies—at least in a bull market.
The net result is that good money is wasted on improbable geologic concepts and properties that, even if “successful”, aren’t worth much. We know this to be a fact, the statistics bear it out. In my consulting years, maybe 70% of the projects I was sent to evaluate were obvious dogs that needed little more than a day on the ground to reject. The fatal flaws were either overlooked by all too enthusiastic geologists, or ignored by fast talking, highly incentivized, promoters.
This is how we make money. . .
We also know (and have expounded upon many times in past EI issues) that the gold mining industry is not replacing what it mines with new economic deposits (Fig. 2 below). Exploration budgets have been decimated, and fewer and fewer junior companies have the technical and financial resources to afford the time it takes to make a discovery. The pipeline of new deposits is shutting down-- to the point where, eventually, the few companies left standing in this Dust Bowl of a market will be valuable in their own right. If they can find something of economic importance, all the better.
- (Gold discoveries 1991 to 2013. Source: Blackrock Natural Resource Team and Bloomberg. Note there is a lag in discoveries and time, so it is not quite this bad) -
Today, and probably through at least the end of 2014, the junior mining and exploration markets are in real financial trouble. The gold price is down, profits almost nonexistent , exploration and development expenditures severely curtailed, and new money extremely hard to come by. The macro questions that investors into this sector need to answer are: 1) Will metal demand increase over the next few decades? 2) Will mining companies need new deposits to replace what is being mined? 3) Will discoveries keep up with production?
If the answers to those questions are yes, yes, and no, then, it seems obvious to me that all one has to do to make serious money is to accumulate shares in the best deposits and most competent explorers, and wait. The mining sector has always been cyclical; when we come out of the market bottom, the pressures and issues we have covered above tell me it is going to come out hard and strong.
That’s the way I see it.
Brent Cook
Economic Geologist and Author Exploration Insights.
Disclaimer
This letter/article is not intended to meet your specific individual investment needs and it is not tailored to your personal financial situation. Nothing contained herein constitutes, is intended, or deemed to be -- either implied or otherwise -- investment advice. This letter/article reflects the personal views and opinions of Brent Cook and that is all it purports to be. While the information herein is believed to be accurate and reliable it is not guaranteed or implied to be so. The information herein may not be complete or correct; it is provided in good faith but without any legal responsibility or obligation to provide future updates. Research that was commissioned and paid for by private, institutional clients are deemed to be outside the scope of the newsletter and certain companies that may be discussed in the newsletter could have been the subject of such private research projects done on behalf of private institutional clients. Neither Brent Cook, nor anyone else, accepts any responsibility, or assumes any liability, whatsoever, for any direct, indirect or consequential loss arising from the use of the information in this letter/article. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice, may become outdated and my not be updated. The opinions are both time and market sensitive. Brent Cook, entities that he controls, family, friends, employees, associates, and others may have positions in securities mentioned, or discussed, in this letter/article. While every attempt is made to avoid conflicts of interest, such conflicts do arise from time to time. Whenever a conflict of interest arises, every attempt is made to resolve such conflict in the best possible interest of all parties, but you should not assume that your interest would be placed ahead of anyone else's interest in the event of a conflict of interest. No part of this letter/article may be reproduced, copied, emailed, faxed, or distributed (in any form) without the express written permission of Brent Cook. Everything contained herein is subject to international copyright protection. "
Ausser -ich denke es ist noch komplizierter.
Bei seinen Schlussfolgerunge bin ich auch nich gnz dapei.
Insights into the Discovery Process, "Today we want to consider minerals exploration, a scientific process that is largely intuitive +that is being degraded, by an over reliance on snappy technology +the blind rush to make an easy buck. . ."
- B. Cook -
www.explorationinsights.com/pebble.asp?relid=3759
"
- Source: John Timmer: Building a better way to Understanding Science, 2009 -
For a virtual letter titled Exploration Insights, we seem to devote an inordinate amount of text to mining, metallurgy, infrastructure, discounted cash flows, social license, permitting and, working capital.
Not today
. Today we want to consider minerals exploration, a scientific process that is largely intuitive and that is being degraded by an over reliance on snappy technology and the blind rush to make an easy buck. John Timmer’s diagram above provides some insights into the complexity and iterative processes behind true exploration and discovery.Minerals exploration is essentially the scientific method applied to a particular field of science (geology) in which many of the underlying observations, assumptions, and facts are subject to variable
interpretations, because:1) More often than not the subject of scientific inquiry is under a pile of rocks, swamp, or jungle. Hard data is extremely limited.
2) The “control group”, meaning the deposit type on which you are basing
the research, is generally out of control. Each mineral deposit is the result of multiple geologic events imposed on differing rock types over a considerable period of time, therefore no two deposits are exactly the same . It is not uncommon for even the actual genesis of a deposit type to be in contention amongst the experts. Battles still rage over how two of the most important gold deposit types, Carlin and Witwatersrand, formed. One of the byproducts of the inherent uncertainty associated with minerals exploration is an entire industry based out of Vancouver that survives, nay, profits, from the hunt for hidden treasures that very
few really understand. The lack of both scientific consensus and explicitly defined parameters for success means the average speculator in this industry believes (hopes) that the discovery process is little more than punching a hole or two into a target that was presented with sexy colored maps by a hotshot geo-promoter . Buuut
, you maaaaay ask, how hard could it be to find a gold deposit?Actually, really
hard. An in-house study by Newmont Mining determined that, in round numbers on a yearly basis, 1 in 1,000 prospects turn up an economic deposit and 1 in 10,000 become a major gold deposit of over 4 million ounces. Many of the reasons behind such a poor success rate have been posted on the EI website and covered in our letters, namely geology, metallurgy, deposit depth, infrastructure, social realities and politics, ad infinitum. The dis connect between the scientific method and speculators’, and all too often mining companies’, desire (need) for immediate gratification is another major reason for the statistically poor rate of discovery. For the most part, the two goals are fundamentally incompatible. One side wants to turn a quick buck or submit a positive quarterly report, while the other gets bogged down in esoteric geologic discussions that have very little relevance to turning a profit.Exploration is a process during which concepts are tested, using someone’s money, in the search for economically viable mineralization. The process needs time to play out, for ideas to ferment and be revised based on the interpretation of new data. It takes years, not months, to understand what Earth did to a deposit during and after its formation. Success requires:
1) The ability to conceptualize a legitimate target that offers the possibility of a meaningful economic deposit.
2) Teamwork and open minds to revise and adjust the exploration target concept based on new data.
3) Money, plus an investor base that is willing to let the exploration process play out.
4) The ability to rapidly recognize and accept failure and walk away from a project that once held great potential.
To me, item number 4
is probably the single most important skill any exploration team can possess, and is the determining factor , in buying into an exploration company. We know the odds are long, money is tight, and exploration costly, so it is critical to cut bait ASAP. However, all too many geologists and companies either view their work as a science experiment and treasure hunt, or don't have the experience or courage to tell their shareholders, “We struck out”. They persist in literally throwing money down a worthless hole.That, my friends, is not
the way to make serious money in exploration.Although there are over 1,000 publicly traded junior exploration companies, I’ve found that very
few possess the four qualities listed above. Additionally, because most speculators don't have the technical background to differentiate a prospect with legitimate, world class potential from worthless moose pasture, hard earned money goes almost indiscriminately to these 1,000 or so junior exploration companies—at least in a bull market.The net result is that good money is wasted
on improbable geologic concepts and properties that, even if “successful”, aren’t worth much. We know this to be a fact, the statistics bear it out. In my consulting years, maybe 70% of the projects I was sent to evaluate were obvious dogs that needed little more than a day on the ground to reject. The fatal flaws were either overlooked by all too enthusiastic geologists, or ignored by fast talking, highly incentivized, promoters.This is how we make money. . .
We also know (and have expounded upon many times in past EI issues) that the gold mining industry is not
replacing what it mines with new economic deposits (Fig. 2 below). Exploration budgets have been decimated, and fewer and fewer junior companies have the technical and financial resources to afford the time it takes to make a discovery. The pipeline of new deposits is shutting down-- to the point where, eventually, the few companies left standing in this Dust Bowl of a market will be valuable in their own right. If they can find something of economic importance, all the better.- (Gold discoveries 1991 to 2013. Source: Blackrock Natural Resource Team and Bloomberg. Note there is a lag in discoveries and time, so it is not quite this bad) -
Today, and probably through at least the end of 2014, the junior mining and exploration markets are in real financial trouble. The gold price is down, profits almost nonexistent
, exploration and development expenditures severely curtailed, and new money extremely hard to come by. The macro questions that investors into this sector need to answer are: 1) Will metal demand increase over the next few decades? 2) Will mining companies need new deposits to replace what is being mined? 3) Will discoveries keep up with production?If the answers to those questions are yes, yes, and no, then, it seems obvious to me that all one has to do to make serious money is to accumulate shares in the best deposits and most competent explorers, and wait. The mining sector has always been cyclical; when we come out of the market bottom, the pressures and issues we have covered above tell me it is going to come out hard and strong.
That’s the way I see it.
Brent Cook
Economic Geologist and Author Exploration Insights.
Disclaimer
This letter/article is not intended to meet your specific individual investment needs and it is not tailored to your personal financial situation. Nothing contained herein constitutes, is intended, or deemed to be -- either implied or otherwise -- investment advice. This letter/article reflects the personal views and opinions of Brent Cook and that is all it purports to be. While the information herein is believed to be accurate and reliable it is not guaranteed or implied to be so. The information herein may not be complete or correct; it is provided in good faith but without any legal responsibility or obligation to provide future updates. Research that was commissioned and paid for by private, institutional clients are deemed to be outside the scope of the newsletter and certain companies that may be discussed in the newsletter could have been the subject of such private research projects done on behalf of private institutional clients. Neither Brent Cook, nor anyone else, accepts any responsibility, or assumes any liability, whatsoever, for any direct, indirect or consequential loss arising from the use of the information in this letter/article. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice, may become outdated and my not be updated. The opinions are both time and market sensitive. Brent Cook, entities that he controls, family, friends, employees, associates, and others may have positions in securities mentioned, or discussed, in this letter/article. While every attempt is made to avoid conflicts of interest, such conflicts do arise from time to time. Whenever a conflict of interest arises, every attempt is made to resolve such conflict in the best possible interest of all parties, but you should not assume that your interest would be placed ahead of anyone else's interest in the event of a conflict of interest. No part of this letter/article may be reproduced, copied, emailed, faxed, or distributed (in any form) without the express written permission of Brent Cook. Everything contained herein is subject to international copyright protection. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.160.884 von Boersiback am 16.06.14 22:49:51
Keine Ahnung ob das für Bear Creek Mining spricht.
Ich hatte damit etwas anderes im Sinn.
Gruß
P.
Keine Ahnung ob das für Bear Creek Mining spricht.
Ich hatte damit etwas anderes im Sinn.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.161.050 von Popeye82 am 17.06.14 00:18:50mir gefällt diese schlussfolgerung.
es wird immer weniger entdeckt bzgl gold und kupfer. ich glaube dem kann man schon glauben schenken. da gibts genug statistiken.
mehr menschen, mehr entwicklung, mehr wohlstand = mehr bedarf an gold und kupfer oder zumindest kein fallender bedarf
aktuell ist es so dass bei gold und kupfer mehr als genug produziert wird. aber es sieht doch so aus wie als total dämliches spontanbeispiel beispiel mal eine vogelart
viele vögel, einige küken, aber kaum mehr eier... da muss man kein hellseher sein dass die population probleme bekomme würde, obwohls genug ausgewachsene tiere gibt.
von hinten kommt einfach nicht viel nach, weshalb ich halt auch der meinung bin, dass NovaGold und Co zu billig bewertet sind und zwar eingies zu billig. ...das war damals übrigens immer uprocks hauptargument, die schlussfolgerung von Cook.
mal auf 20-30 jahre gedacht... ohne hohe ausgaben im sektor würd ich echt gerne mal die mickrige produktion dann sehen und den bedarf.
ich sehe es halt als zyklisches tal... schuld sind teils aber die unternehmen selber. viel geld für die werbung und sinnloe bohrungen. zu wenig konkretes geologisches vorgehen wie bei Fission z.b.
wr nichts hat hat halt leider immer versuch was zu zaubern. kein wunder ist das kapital auf die branche sauer. ist aber bereits angekommen, von daher darfs auch wieder für ausgesuchte werte aufwärts gehen.
es wird immer weniger entdeckt bzgl gold und kupfer. ich glaube dem kann man schon glauben schenken. da gibts genug statistiken.
mehr menschen, mehr entwicklung, mehr wohlstand = mehr bedarf an gold und kupfer oder zumindest kein fallender bedarf
aktuell ist es so dass bei gold und kupfer mehr als genug produziert wird. aber es sieht doch so aus wie als total dämliches spontanbeispiel beispiel mal eine vogelart
viele vögel, einige küken, aber kaum mehr eier... da muss man kein hellseher sein dass die population probleme bekomme würde, obwohls genug ausgewachsene tiere gibt.
von hinten kommt einfach nicht viel nach, weshalb ich halt auch der meinung bin, dass NovaGold und Co zu billig bewertet sind und zwar eingies zu billig. ...das war damals übrigens immer uprocks hauptargument, die schlussfolgerung von Cook.
mal auf 20-30 jahre gedacht... ohne hohe ausgaben im sektor würd ich echt gerne mal die mickrige produktion dann sehen und den bedarf.
ich sehe es halt als zyklisches tal... schuld sind teils aber die unternehmen selber. viel geld für die werbung und sinnloe bohrungen. zu wenig konkretes geologisches vorgehen wie bei Fission z.b.
wr nichts hat hat halt leider immer versuch was zu zaubern. kein wunder ist das kapital auf die branche sauer. ist aber bereits angekommen, von daher darfs auch wieder für ausgesuchte werte aufwärts gehen.
Congo mines no longer controlled by warlords +militia —report, Tin, tantalum +tungsten mines, used to generate $185.000.000 a year, for armed groups. Now, about two-thirds of those operations are part of peaceful supply chains, study shows
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Corruption in Canadian organisations ‘disturbingly high’ –EY survey
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BHP Billiton a step closer to selling-off non-core operations, World's largest mining company said to be unloading all of the non-core units acquired after the merger with Billiton 13 years ago - MW - Jun 10, 2014
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/bhp-billiton-a-step-closer-to-selling-off-non…
www.mining.com/bhp-billiton-spins-off-a-new-aluminium-compan…
www.ft.com/cms/s/b7ba8126-f088-11e3-b112-00144feabdc0,Author…
"BHP Billiton (ASX, NYSE: BHP) (LON: BLT) — the world’s largest mining company by market capitalization — is a step closer to unload almost all of its non-core units acquired after the merger with Billiton 13 years ago, Financial Times reports (subs. required).
Speculation has been flooding the news since last year, but last April CEO Andrew Mackenzie addressed them directly by acknowledging he was studying the next phase of its “simplification” strategy, which included structural options.
“We believe that a portfolio focused on our major iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets would retain the benefits of diversification, generate stronger growth in free cash flow and a superior return on investment,” he said at the time.
Since his appointment as BHP leader last year, Mackenzie has stressed that he would manage the company’s portfolio of businesses to boost shareholder returns. It has also emphasized its focus will be on a handful of big assets in relatively safe parts of the world.
Since the BHP – Billiton tie up in 2001 the contribution that most Billiton assets brought to the group earnings has sunk from almost 30% at the time of the fusion to about 10% today.
In May, the company announced a major shake-up of non-core operations beginning with its Western Australian Nickel West business. The news came on the heels of the creation of a new aluminum division, BHP Billiton Aluminum Pty Ltd., which may include other non-core assets such as nickel and bauxite in an $18 billion company.
Mackenzie even said last month that the case for further simplification of the business was "compelling".
“Merging with Billiton has not been a bad deal. It just happens that some of the assets they bought are now those that they do not view as having potential for the next two to three decades,” RBC Capital Markets analyst Tim Huff, was quoted by FT.com as saying.
Under BHP's merged structure, some assets —thought to be those being primed for demerger— are still held by Billiton in London, while a handful are held by BHP in Australia.
If Australian-owned assets were excluded from the demerger, that would leave BHP's aluminum, manganese, nickel assets in Colombia and South African coal assets as those possibly bound for a new entity.
The world’s No.1 mining company has a history of spinning off non-core assets. In 2002, it demerged its steel business, which subsequently became BlueScope Steel.
As part of the circulating rumours, it is said that Mick Davis’ new company would be quite keen on bidding for any assets that Mackenzie may want to offload, especially after the former Xstrata boss announced in March that he had $3.75 billion to invest in buying reasonably priced projects.
BHP shareholders would have to approve any plan to demerge and spin off its non-core assets in a single unit. "
- C. Jamasmie -
www.mining.com/bhp-billiton-a-step-closer-to-selling-off-non…
www.mining.com/bhp-billiton-spins-off-a-new-aluminium-compan…
www.ft.com/cms/s/b7ba8126-f088-11e3-b112-00144feabdc0,Author…
"BHP Billiton (ASX, NYSE: BHP) (LON: BLT) — the world’s largest mining company by market capitalization — is a step closer to unload almost all of its non-core units acquired after the merger with Billiton 13 years ago, Financial Times reports (subs. required).
Speculation has been flooding the news since last year, but last April CEO Andrew Mackenzie addressed them directly by acknowledging he was studying the next phase of its “simplification” strategy, which included structural options.
“We believe that a portfolio focused on our major iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets would retain the benefits of diversification, generate stronger growth in free cash flow and a superior return on investment,” he said at the time.
Since his appointment as BHP leader last year, Mackenzie has stressed that he would manage the company’s portfolio of businesses to boost shareholder returns. It has also emphasized its focus will be on a handful of big assets in relatively safe parts of the world.
Since the BHP – Billiton tie up in 2001 the contribution that most Billiton assets brought to the group earnings has sunk from almost 30% at the time of the fusion to about 10% today.
In May, the company announced a major shake-up of non-core operations beginning with its Western Australian Nickel West business. The news came on the heels of the creation of a new aluminum division, BHP Billiton Aluminum Pty Ltd., which may include other non-core assets such as nickel and bauxite in an $18 billion company.
Mackenzie even said last month that the case for further simplification of the business was "compelling".
“Merging with Billiton has not been a bad deal. It just happens that some of the assets they bought are now those that they do not view as having potential for the next two to three decades,” RBC Capital Markets analyst Tim Huff, was quoted by FT.com as saying.
Under BHP's merged structure, some assets —thought to be those being primed for demerger— are still held by Billiton in London, while a handful are held by BHP in Australia.
If Australian-owned assets were excluded from the demerger, that would leave BHP's aluminum, manganese, nickel assets in Colombia and South African coal assets as those possibly bound for a new entity.
The world’s No.1 mining company has a history of spinning off non-core assets. In 2002, it demerged its steel business, which subsequently became BlueScope Steel.
As part of the circulating rumours, it is said that Mick Davis’ new company would be quite keen on bidding for any assets that Mackenzie may want to offload, especially after the former Xstrata boss announced in March that he had $3.75 billion to invest in buying reasonably priced projects.
BHP shareholders would have to approve any plan to demerge and spin off its non-core assets in a single unit. "
Alexco Announces Amended Silver Streaming Agreement for Keno Hill - Jun 16, 2014
www.alexcoresource.com/i/pdf/nr/2014-06-16_NR_BmW2YN.pdf
www.alexcoresource.com/i/pdf/nr/2014-06-16_NR_BmW2YN.pdf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.161.182 von Popeye82 am 17.06.14 05:43:05
BHP admits mistakes in its China, iron ore strategy, CEO Andrew Mackenzie says miner's China-focused investment is shifting +its rapid iron ore expansion came @the expense of the overall business, "We see a Chinese economy gradually shifting from construction to consumption, +so, we will transition."
www.mining.com/bhp-admits-mistakes-in-its-china-iron-ore-str…
"The world's number one mining company BHP Billiton (LON:BHP) is shifting its investment strategy away from products like iron ore and coal in high demand during China's infrastructure and industrial boom towards more consumer-oriented commodities.
Comments by CEO Andrew Mackenzie are in line with Beijing's stated goals of changing the world's second largest economy from investment-driven to consumer-led growth and opening up all sectors to market forces.
Mackenzie told reporters in Beijing on Thursday he expects rising Chinese demand for materials with more consumer uses, such as copper, while greater food consumption could lead to more demand for the soil nutrient potash.
"We see a Chinese economy gradually shifting from construction to consumption, and so, we will transition," said Mackenzie adding that "We imagine we will continue to creep our exports of steelmaking materials like metallurgical coal and iron ore, but we're much more likely to make major investments in what we feel are the next phase of China's growth in energy and in food."
Mackenzie said making acquisitions is not on the radar for the $174 billion company and it may look at selling more of its units to "simplify its portfolio".
Mackenzie acknowledged the Melbourne-based firm's expansion of its iron ore business "was too rapid and that it did not focus as much as it should have done on the underlying expansion of the overall business."
While not as aggressive as top iron ore miners Vale and Rio Tinto in adding output, BHP is on track to up production at its newest iron ore mine Jimblebar to 55 million towards its longer term target of 270 million tonnes per annum.
Despite the shift of focus, iron ore is far from being a drag on the bussines and Mackenzie expects China's steel production could rise to 1.1 billion tonnes over the next decade: "China's urbanization has a long way to run."
The price of iron ore is down more than 30% in 2014, copper 8% and potash is trading 25% below last year's levels. "
BHP admits mistakes in its China, iron ore strategy, CEO Andrew Mackenzie says miner's China-focused investment is shifting +its rapid iron ore expansion came @the expense of the overall business, "We see a Chinese economy gradually shifting from construction to consumption, +so, we will transition."
www.mining.com/bhp-admits-mistakes-in-its-china-iron-ore-str…
"The world's number one mining company BHP Billiton (LON:BHP) is shifting its investment strategy away from products like iron ore and coal in high demand during China's infrastructure and industrial boom towards more consumer-oriented commodities.
Comments by CEO Andrew Mackenzie are in line with Beijing's stated goals of changing the world's second largest economy from investment-driven to consumer-led growth and opening up all sectors to market forces.
Mackenzie told reporters in Beijing on Thursday he expects rising Chinese demand for materials with more consumer uses, such as copper, while greater food consumption could lead to more demand for the soil nutrient potash.
"We see a Chinese economy gradually shifting from construction to consumption, and so, we will transition," said Mackenzie adding that "We imagine we will continue to creep our exports of steelmaking materials like metallurgical coal and iron ore, but we're much more likely to make major investments in what we feel are the next phase of China's growth in energy and in food."
Mackenzie said making acquisitions is not on the radar for the $174 billion company and it may look at selling more of its units to "simplify its portfolio".
Mackenzie acknowledged the Melbourne-based firm's expansion of its iron ore business "was too rapid and that it did not focus as much as it should have done on the underlying expansion of the overall business."
While not as aggressive as top iron ore miners Vale and Rio Tinto in adding output, BHP is on track to up production at its newest iron ore mine Jimblebar to 55 million towards its longer term target of 270 million tonnes per annum.
Despite the shift of focus, iron ore is far from being a drag on the bussines and Mackenzie expects China's steel production could rise to 1.1 billion tonnes over the next decade: "China's urbanization has a long way to run."
The price of iron ore is down more than 30% in 2014, copper 8% and potash is trading 25% below last year's levels. "
mit sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo einem Shit müssen sich die Rohstoffbutzen beschäftigen.
Das ist in meinen Augen ein Teil der "Lösung".
Neben Kaffemaschienen.
Und ne Runde enge Gürtel, aufs Haus.
Wird von mir nicht die letzte Meldung dieser Art sein.
Mineral ‘fingerprints’ to aid more cost-effective exploration; CSIRO has investigated mineral magnetite, in order to ‘fingerprint’ mineral deposits +allow miners to detect mineralised +unmineralised sections
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/mineral-fingerprints-to-…
"Exploration geologists face the challenging task of having to target mineral deposits at increasingly greater distances to the primary mineralisation.
In order to see through the Earth’s cover and detect even subtle footprints of economic mineral systems, researchers are using a variety of techniques, including mineral geochemistry, to aid exploration efforts. Indicator minerals such as magnetite from stream sediments, glacigenic sediments, or regolith cover can provide vectors toward mineralised areas in environments where outcrops are scarce and access is difficult.
Recent years have seen an increased interest in the use of magnetite for provenance studies and as a pathfinder mineral for exploration.
A recent CSIRO study found that magnesium, aluminium, titanium, vanadium, chromium, manganese, cobalt, nickel, zinc, gallium and tin concentrations display systematic variations in magnetite from barren and mineralised rocks from different types of mineral deposits. In addition, the occurrence, abundance and composition of mineral inclusions in magnetite can also be a useful guide for exploration. For example, sulphide inclusions in magnetite are a characteristic feature for hydrothermal magnetite from sulphidic hydrothermal mineral deposits such as skarn or porphyry systems.
- Figure 1 3-D block diagram illustrating the various settings in which indicator minerals such as magnetite can be employed for provenance studies and mineral exploration. -
Magnetite is an important indicator mineral and commonly occurs in a variety of mineral deposits and their host rocks. It crystallises over a wide range of geological conditions and can incorporate a large number of minor- and trace-elements. Furthermore, magnetite is more resistant to weathering and transport than many other minerals, is easily identifiable, and can be easily magnetically separated due to its magnetic properties. These features make magnetite an ideal petrogenetic indicator. In combination with the development and improvement of analytical techniques such as laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) and electron probe microanalysis (EPMA), that allow measurements with increasingly lower detection limits, hydrothermal and igneous magnetite can now be characterised in greater detail than previously possible. In-situ measurements on individual samples offer valuable information that complement small–scale petrographic observations, whereas bulk magnetic separates can be analysed rapidly with EPMA and LA-ICP-MS to provide indepth data that can be used to reveal large-scale trends in magnetite from stream sediments, regolith cover or drill core. “Such data can provide key insights into the likely locations of ore deposits and the type of mineralisation.”
Variations in the concentrations of minor- and trace-elements in magnetite reflect the formation conditions and the evolution of a specific geological setting and represent a unique compositional signature. The composition of magnetite is governed by a number of factors such as temperature, fluid composition, oxygen and sulphur fugacity, silicate activity, host-rock buffering, re-equilibration processes, and intrinsic crystallographic controls such as ionic radius and charge balance. These factors translate to a unique magnetite composition that can help explorers discriminate mineralised from barren rocks in greenfields exploration.
- Figure 2 Median element concentrations in parts per million in hydrothermal and igneous magnetite from a variety of mineral deposits. Magnetite from the Inner Zone Batholith represents an example from an unmineralised porphyritic host rock. -
A combination of multi-element statistics and element ratio plots can reliably identify magnetite from different types of mineral deposits and discriminate hydrothermal from igneous magnetite. Statistical data exploration is becoming an increasingly invaluable tool to reveal trends and patterns in large data sets. Explorers can use principle component or factor analysis and discrimination measures to determine underlying trends and multi-element inter-relationships that are often obscured in standard geochemical data processing and visualisation.
The composition and mineral inclusion inventory of magnetite is a cost-effective and reliable tool that can help explorers to target prospective areas in remote and deeply covered terranes.
* Patrick Nadoll is a geochemist at the CSIRO. "
Das ist in meinen Augen ein Teil der "Lösung".
Neben Kaffemaschienen.
Und ne Runde enge Gürtel, aufs Haus.
Wird von mir nicht die letzte Meldung dieser Art sein.
Mineral ‘fingerprints’ to aid more cost-effective exploration; CSIRO has investigated mineral magnetite, in order to ‘fingerprint’ mineral deposits +allow miners to detect mineralised +unmineralised sections
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/mineral-fingerprints-to-…
"Exploration geologists face the challenging task of having to target mineral deposits at increasingly greater distances to the primary mineralisation.
In order to see through the Earth’s cover and detect even subtle footprints of economic mineral systems, researchers are using a variety of techniques, including mineral geochemistry, to aid exploration efforts. Indicator minerals such as magnetite from stream sediments, glacigenic sediments, or regolith cover can provide vectors toward mineralised areas in environments where outcrops are scarce and access is difficult.
Recent years have seen an increased interest in the use of magnetite for provenance studies and as a pathfinder mineral for exploration.
A recent CSIRO study found that magnesium, aluminium, titanium, vanadium, chromium, manganese, cobalt, nickel, zinc, gallium and tin concentrations display systematic variations in magnetite from barren and mineralised rocks from different types of mineral deposits. In addition, the occurrence, abundance and composition of mineral inclusions in magnetite can also be a useful guide for exploration. For example, sulphide inclusions in magnetite are a characteristic feature for hydrothermal magnetite from sulphidic hydrothermal mineral deposits such as skarn or porphyry systems.
- Figure 1 3-D block diagram illustrating the various settings in which indicator minerals such as magnetite can be employed for provenance studies and mineral exploration. -
Magnetite is an important indicator mineral and commonly occurs in a variety of mineral deposits and their host rocks. It crystallises over a wide range of geological conditions and can incorporate a large number of minor- and trace-elements. Furthermore, magnetite is more resistant to weathering and transport than many other minerals, is easily identifiable, and can be easily magnetically separated due to its magnetic properties. These features make magnetite an ideal petrogenetic indicator. In combination with the development and improvement of analytical techniques such as laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) and electron probe microanalysis (EPMA), that allow measurements with increasingly lower detection limits, hydrothermal and igneous magnetite can now be characterised in greater detail than previously possible. In-situ measurements on individual samples offer valuable information that complement small–scale petrographic observations, whereas bulk magnetic separates can be analysed rapidly with EPMA and LA-ICP-MS to provide indepth data that can be used to reveal large-scale trends in magnetite from stream sediments, regolith cover or drill core. “Such data can provide key insights into the likely locations of ore deposits and the type of mineralisation.”
Variations in the concentrations of minor- and trace-elements in magnetite reflect the formation conditions and the evolution of a specific geological setting and represent a unique compositional signature. The composition of magnetite is governed by a number of factors such as temperature, fluid composition, oxygen and sulphur fugacity, silicate activity, host-rock buffering, re-equilibration processes, and intrinsic crystallographic controls such as ionic radius and charge balance. These factors translate to a unique magnetite composition that can help explorers discriminate mineralised from barren rocks in greenfields exploration.
- Figure 2 Median element concentrations in parts per million in hydrothermal and igneous magnetite from a variety of mineral deposits. Magnetite from the Inner Zone Batholith represents an example from an unmineralised porphyritic host rock. -
A combination of multi-element statistics and element ratio plots can reliably identify magnetite from different types of mineral deposits and discriminate hydrothermal from igneous magnetite. Statistical data exploration is becoming an increasingly invaluable tool to reveal trends and patterns in large data sets. Explorers can use principle component or factor analysis and discrimination measures to determine underlying trends and multi-element inter-relationships that are often obscured in standard geochemical data processing and visualisation.
The composition and mineral inclusion inventory of magnetite is a cost-effective and reliable tool that can help explorers to target prospective areas in remote and deeply covered terranes.
* Patrick Nadoll is a geochemist at the CSIRO. "
Amnesty criticises PNG police crackdown on illegal miners, Police crackdowns on illegal miners in PNG have attracted strong criticism from Amnesty International, stating police actions were “horrific”
www.miningaustralia.com.au/News/Amnesty-criticises-PNG-polic…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/News/Amnesty-criticises-PNG-polic…
Exploration Insights, "It Will Get Worse": Brent was interviewed by Cambridge House Live anchor Vanessa Collette @the Canadian Investor Conference. They discussed the state of the junior mining sector +what investors should know as we enter the 2nd half of '14
www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7B2nTXCtoo&list=PLFDJWb6LldV4ZGm724…
www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7B2nTXCtoo&list=PLFDJWb6LldV4ZGm724…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.191.824 von Popeye82 am 23.06.14 03:55:42
“I’ve never seen it this bad”: coal job losses hurt Hunter Valley businesses, The Singleton Chamber of Commerce said mass layoffs in Hunter Valley’s mining sector have left the region reeling, with business conditions @an all-time low
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/i-ve-never-seen-it-this-bad-…
“I’ve never seen it this bad”: coal job losses hurt Hunter Valley businesses, The Singleton Chamber of Commerce said mass layoffs in Hunter Valley’s mining sector have left the region reeling, with business conditions @an all-time low
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/i-ve-never-seen-it-this-bad-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.191.860 von Popeye82 am 23.06.14 05:06:11
Top 40 miners’ profits @10-year low –report
www.miningweekly.com/article/top-40-miners-profits-at-10-yea…
"JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Tough industry conditions over the past year have driven the profits of the top 40 global mining companies to their deepest depths in a decade, a report by professional services firm PwC has shown.
According to PwC’s eleventh yearly ‘Mine’ report, titled ‘Realigning expectations’, which analysed the world’s 40 largest miners by market capitalisation, record impairments of $57-billion were recorded in 2013 with net profits having declined by 72% to $20-billion.
“2013 was a year that forced miners to really look in the mirror and realign what it is that they [have] to do in terms of their strategy with the realities in the environment in which they operate,” PwC energy and mining assurance partner and deputy regional senior partner Dion Shango said at a press launch of the report on Thursday.
He also pointed out that the market capitalisation of the top 40 largest mining companies fell by $280-billion, or 23%, year-on-year in 2013.
Gold miners, which were particularly affected by a low price, which declined by 28% during the year, were the hardest hit, with this mining sector having lost $110-billion of its market capitalisation, representing 40% of the total 23% year-on-year decline.
However, despite these challenges, it was interesting to note that dividends paid by these companies continued to rise, said Shango.
Gross dividends paid increased by 5% in 2013, while dividend yields were up 4%. The total of $41-billion in dividends paid out was double the companies’ net profits of $20-billion, he pointed out.
PwC energy and mining assurance partner Andries Rossouw said this was as a result of mining companies making use of the cash they had on hand, as they were not investing in as many new projects, combined with shareholders putting pressure on the companies to return some of their cash.
However, given the uncertainty surrounding commodity prices, these levels of shareholder returns might not be sustainable for much longer, Shonga said, adding that this was evident in recent changes in dividend policies.
Further, the report also found that, for the first time, in 2013, the majority, or 53%, of the 40 largest mining companies came from emerging markets.
The change in the global mining landscape also saw a divergence in the collective performance between emerging market companies and their developed market counterparts. Collectively, emerging market mining companies contributed aggregate net profits of $24-billion in 2013, while their developed market counterparts suffered an aggregate net loss of $4-billion, impacted particularly by impairments, the report noted.
FUTURE
Rossouw pointed out that cost saving initiatives implemented by mining companies had not yet come to fruition, with many miners still reporting increases in operating expenses; however, early 2014 reporting indicated that these initiatives were starting to show some success, with gold companies particularly reporting substantial all-in cost reductions.
He added that, in the long term, the mining industry had the right demand-side fundamentals; however, companies would have to supply that demand at the right cost and margins to remain sustainable.
“The question is [also] whether the short-term demands that are currently out there from the shareholders, government and labour, can be managed to realign the expectations to create a long-term sustainable industry,” he said.
Shango stated that it was clear that these short-term focuses and demands had the potential to undermine the long-term sustainability of the industry.
“As long as that continues, we will sit in this low confidence environment that continues to suppress commodity prices, which, in turn, will make it difficult for mining companies to viably get into new projects and to continue delivering returns for all stakeholders in the long term,” he said. "
Top 40 miners’ profits @10-year low –report
www.miningweekly.com/article/top-40-miners-profits-at-10-yea…
"JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Tough industry conditions over the past year have driven the profits of the top 40 global mining companies to their deepest depths in a decade, a report by professional services firm PwC has shown.
According to PwC’s eleventh yearly ‘Mine’ report, titled ‘Realigning expectations’, which analysed the world’s 40 largest miners by market capitalisation, record impairments of $57-billion were recorded in 2013 with net profits having declined by 72% to $20-billion.
“2013 was a year that forced miners to really look in the mirror and realign what it is that they [have] to do in terms of their strategy with the realities in the environment in which they operate,” PwC energy and mining assurance partner and deputy regional senior partner Dion Shango said at a press launch of the report on Thursday.
He also pointed out that the market capitalisation of the top 40 largest mining companies fell by $280-billion, or 23%, year-on-year in 2013.
Gold miners, which were particularly affected by a low price, which declined by 28% during the year, were the hardest hit, with this mining sector having lost $110-billion of its market capitalisation, representing 40% of the total 23% year-on-year decline.
However, despite these challenges, it was interesting to note that dividends paid by these companies continued to rise, said Shango.
Gross dividends paid increased by 5% in 2013, while dividend yields were up 4%. The total of $41-billion in dividends paid out was double the companies’ net profits of $20-billion, he pointed out.
PwC energy and mining assurance partner Andries Rossouw said this was as a result of mining companies making use of the cash they had on hand, as they were not investing in as many new projects, combined with shareholders putting pressure on the companies to return some of their cash.
However, given the uncertainty surrounding commodity prices, these levels of shareholder returns might not be sustainable for much longer, Shonga said, adding that this was evident in recent changes in dividend policies.
Further, the report also found that, for the first time, in 2013, the majority, or 53%, of the 40 largest mining companies came from emerging markets.
The change in the global mining landscape also saw a divergence in the collective performance between emerging market companies and their developed market counterparts. Collectively, emerging market mining companies contributed aggregate net profits of $24-billion in 2013, while their developed market counterparts suffered an aggregate net loss of $4-billion, impacted particularly by impairments, the report noted.
FUTURE
Rossouw pointed out that cost saving initiatives implemented by mining companies had not yet come to fruition, with many miners still reporting increases in operating expenses; however, early 2014 reporting indicated that these initiatives were starting to show some success, with gold companies particularly reporting substantial all-in cost reductions.
He added that, in the long term, the mining industry had the right demand-side fundamentals; however, companies would have to supply that demand at the right cost and margins to remain sustainable.
“The question is [also] whether the short-term demands that are currently out there from the shareholders, government and labour, can be managed to realign the expectations to create a long-term sustainable industry,” he said.
Shango stated that it was clear that these short-term focuses and demands had the potential to undermine the long-term sustainability of the industry.
“As long as that continues, we will sit in this low confidence environment that continues to suppress commodity prices, which, in turn, will make it difficult for mining companies to viably get into new projects and to continue delivering returns for all stakeholders in the long term,” he said. "
Rio Tinto seeks to boost ties with junior miners, Head of exploration, Stephen McIntosh, says the company is seeking to work more with junior miners on exploration, as the industry cuts spending - MW/BB - Jun 20, 2014
www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en/mineweb-exploration?oid=2…
"Rio Tinto Group, the world’s second-largest mining company, is seeking to work more with smaller competitors on exploration as the industry cuts spending and sells assets to bolster earnings.
Junior miners are “doing it tough, which means deals are more realistic if you are sitting on my side of the table,” Stephen McIntosh, Rio’s head of exploration, told reporters yesterday in Sydney.
Global exploration spending across the industry, excluding bulk commodities, fell to about $15 billion last year from a peak of almost $20 billion a year earlier, while the number of discoveries has slipped from a 2007 high, according to MinEx Consulting Pty data, cited by Rio. Rio more than halved spending on exploration and evaluation last year to $948 million.
Sam Walsh, a 23-year Rio veteran, has reduced costs and driven productivity gains since becoming chief executive officer in January 2013 amid an industrywide push to preserve profitability as some commodity prices slide.
“This is actually the perfect market for us to be even more aggressive,” McIntosh said. “We can do much more cost effective deals today than what we’ve been able to do for the last decade.”
Rio’s central exploration budget averages about $200 million a year, he said. Rio is exploring for seven different commodities, from iron ore to copper, across 18 countries, according to the company.
“We’d be delighted to do more with the juniors,” McIntosh said. “We would have been delighted through the cycle to do more with juniors. But we wouldn’t participate because it wasn’t a good use of shareholders’ money because their expectations were un realistic.”
To contact the reporter on this story: James Paton in Sydney at jpaton4@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Andrew Hobbs at ahobbs4@bloomberg.net
©2014 Bloomberg News "
www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en/mineweb-exploration?oid=2…
"Rio Tinto Group, the world’s second-largest mining company, is seeking to work more with smaller competitors on exploration as the industry cuts spending and sells assets to bolster earnings.
Junior miners are “doing it tough, which means deals are more
realistic if you are sitting on my side of the table,” Stephen McIntosh, Rio’s head of exploration, told reporters yesterday in Sydney.Global exploration spending across the industry, excluding bulk commodities, fell to about $15 billion last year from a peak of almost $20 billion a year earlier, while the number of discoveries has slipped from a 2007 high, according to MinEx Consulting Pty data, cited by Rio. Rio more than halved spending on exploration and evaluation last year to $948 million.
Sam Walsh, a 23-year Rio veteran, has reduced costs and driven productivity gains since becoming chief executive officer in January 2013 amid an industrywide push to preserve profitability as some commodity prices slide.
“This is actually the perfect market for us to be even more aggressive,” McIntosh said. “We can do much more cost effective deals today than what we’ve been able to do for the last decade.”
Rio’s central exploration budget averages about $200 million a year, he said. Rio is exploring for seven different commodities, from iron ore to copper, across 18 countries, according to the company.
“We’d be delighted to do more with the juniors,” McIntosh said. “We would have been delighted through the cycle to do more with juniors. But we wouldn’t
participate because it wasn’t a good use of shareholders’ money because their expectations were un realistic.”To contact the reporter on this story: James Paton in Sydney at jpaton4@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Andrew Hobbs at ahobbs4@bloomberg.net
©2014 Bloomberg News "
Aleutian volcanoes are waking up
www.mining.com/volcanoes-are-waking-up-in-the-aleutians-7309…
www.mining.com/volcanoes-are-waking-up-in-the-aleutians-7309…
40.000 mine workers in South Africa affected by TB every year, says health minister - MT - Jun 23, 2014
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsover-40000-mine-workers-i…
"Mine workers in South Africa are the world's most affected by tuberculosis (TB), with 41,810 annual reported cases, according to data presented by the country's health minister Aaron Motsoaledi.
Speaking during a debate in Parliament, Motsoaledi said that in addition to the 500,000 workers in the mining industry, 600,000 people staying around the mining operations are all vulnerable to TB; 230,000 partners of miners and 700,000 children are directly affected.
Motsoaledi said that one of persistent problems being faced by the mining sector in South Africa is 'the very high, unacceptably high' prevalence of TB in mines.
"It is 1% of the national total, and 1% of the population," Motsoaledi said.
Workers in gold mines were the worst affected with 17,591 TB cases and 1,143 related deaths recorded in 2009.
Motsoaledi said that for every one worker who dies each year due to a mine accident, nine more are killed by TB in South Africa.
"If you talk to any [union] leader about some of the hazards in mines that workers are faced with on a daily basis, they will immediately cite mining accidents," Motsoaledi added.
But detailed analyses have found that mining related TB fatalities are significantly greater than deaths from on-site accidents.
In 2009, there were 167 fatalities in the mining sector while there were 24,590 cases of TB, which resulted in 1,598 deaths.
The government has secured ZAR500m ($46.9m) funds for combating TB, and is planning to open 1 Stop Centre to provide medical services to miners even after their retirement. "
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsover-40000-mine-workers-i…
"Mine workers in South Africa are the world's most affected by tuberculosis (TB), with 41,810 annual reported cases, according to data presented by the country's health minister Aaron Motsoaledi.
Speaking during a debate in Parliament, Motsoaledi said that in addition to the 500,000 workers in the mining industry, 600,000 people staying around the mining operations are all vulnerable to TB; 230,000 partners of miners and 700,000 children are directly affected.
Motsoaledi said that one of persistent problems being faced by the mining sector in South Africa is 'the very high, unacceptably high' prevalence of TB in mines.
"It is 1% of the national total, and 1% of the population," Motsoaledi said.
Workers in gold mines were the worst affected with 17,591 TB cases and 1,143 related deaths recorded in 2009.
Motsoaledi said that for every one worker who dies each year due to a mine accident, nine more are killed by TB in South Africa.
"If you talk to any [union] leader about some of the hazards in mines that workers are faced with on a daily basis, they will immediately cite mining accidents," Motsoaledi added.
But detailed analyses have found that mining related TB fatalities are significantly greater than deaths from on-site accidents.
In 2009, there were 167 fatalities in the mining sector while there were 24,590 cases of TB, which resulted in 1,598 deaths.
The government has secured ZAR500m ($46.9m) funds for combating TB, and is planning to open 1 Stop Centre to provide medical services to miners even after their retirement. "
total überraschend..
Uhuuu.
Resource rich countries lead global conflict +political violence index
http://maplecroft.com/portfolio/new-analysis/2014/05/07/conf…
www.mining.com/resource-rich-countries-lead-global-conflict-…
Uhuuu.
Resource rich countries lead global conflict +political violence index
http://maplecroft.com/portfolio/new-analysis/2014/05/07/conf…
www.mining.com/resource-rich-countries-lead-global-conflict-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.943.812 von massoud am 08.05.14 12:45:49
also "Gesellschaft voranbringen" möchte ich jetzt nicht sagen, aber die, privat, scheinen auch in einer Ecke zu entwickeln, die sicher eine Menge Bedarf hat.
Pinetree Capital Announces Proposed Acquisition of 25% Interest in Parallel Computing Virtual Accelerator Sviral, Inc - Jun 23, 2014
www.pinetreecapital.com/investors/news_releases/index.php?&c…
"Pinetree Capital Ltd. (TSX:PNP) announces that it has entered into an agreement with Sviral, Inc., pursuant to which it is proposed that Pinetree will acquire a 25% interest (40% partially diluted) in Sviral through the purchase of 10 million units of Sviral at a price of US$0.50 per unit. Each unit will be comprised of one share of Series B Preference Stock and one Series B Preferred Stock warrant of Sviral. As consideration for the US$5,000,000 purchase price for the units, Pinetree will pay US$500,000 in cash and will issue to Sviral 10,975,610 common shares, representing approximately 6.2% of the total number of Pinetree's outstanding common shares.
Sviral is a private company headquartered in Sunnyvale, California that is working towards solving one of the primary problems in computer science - the inability of programmers to effectively utilize the full capacity of each central processing unit. Sviral's technology aims to enable the creation of a new category of applications that can utilize all available processing cores and enables simple, efficient, and high performance for processing complex streams of data.
The Sviral investment is in addition to two other proposed investments by Pinetree that are payable in shares and which, if completed, will result in the issuance of an additional 4,661,246 common shares of the company (or approximately 2.6% of Pinetree's common shares currently outstanding). All of the Pinetree common shares issuable for the investments have an effective price of Cdn$0.45 per share and all of the investments are subject to standard closing conditions, including the approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange as to the issuance of Pinetree's shares.
About Pinetree
Pinetree Capital Ltd. ("Pinetree") was incorporated under the laws of the Province of Ontario and its shares are publicly-traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") under the symbol "PNP". Pinetree is a diversified investment and merchant banking firm focused on the small cap market. Pinetree's investments are primarily in the following sectors: Precious Metals, Uranium and Technology. Pinetree's investment approach is to develop a macro view of a sector, build a position consistent with the view by identifying micro-cap opportunities within that sector, and devise an exit strategy designed to maximize our relative return in light of changing fundamentals and opportunities. Pinetree is recognized as a value added partner. "
Zu "voranbringen" innerhalb einer Branche würde ich auf jeden Fall Ener-Core(ENCR) zählen.
Zitat von massoud: Denke ich, zu einem guten Teil, auch, wobei das davon abhängt was man von "Gesellschaft voranbringen" versteht.
Na eben fulminante Dinge wie der PC oder das Handy ect.
Denke aber, auch, dass es neben Poet Technologies zig weitere gibt. Kandidaten.
LWLG scheint ebenfalls interessant zu sein, wobei das Volumen noch nicht wirklich berauschend ist. WL.
Was sind denn so Deine Favoriten, welche hast Du noch im Auge ?
also "Gesellschaft voranbringen" möchte ich jetzt nicht sagen, aber die, privat, scheinen auch in einer Ecke zu entwickeln, die sicher eine Menge Bedarf hat.
Pinetree Capital Announces Proposed Acquisition of 25% Interest in Parallel Computing Virtual Accelerator Sviral, Inc - Jun 23, 2014
www.pinetreecapital.com/investors/news_releases/index.php?&c…
"Pinetree Capital Ltd. (TSX:PNP) announces that it has entered into an agreement with Sviral, Inc., pursuant to which it is proposed that Pinetree will acquire a 25% interest (40% partially diluted) in Sviral through the purchase of 10 million units of Sviral at a price of US$0.50 per unit. Each unit will be comprised of one share of Series B Preference Stock and one Series B Preferred Stock warrant of Sviral. As consideration for the US$5,000,000 purchase price for the units, Pinetree will pay US$500,000 in cash and will issue to Sviral 10,975,610 common shares, representing approximately 6.2% of the total number of Pinetree's outstanding common shares.
Sviral is a private company headquartered in Sunnyvale, California that is working towards solving one of the primary problems in computer science - the inability of programmers to effectively utilize the full capacity of each central processing unit. Sviral's technology aims to enable the creation of a new category of applications that can utilize all available processing cores and enables simple, efficient, and high performance for processing complex streams of data.
The Sviral investment is in addition to two other proposed investments by Pinetree that are payable in shares and which, if completed, will result in the issuance of an additional 4,661,246 common shares of the company (or approximately 2.6% of Pinetree's common shares currently outstanding). All of the Pinetree common shares issuable for the investments have an effective price of Cdn$0.45 per share and all of the investments are subject to standard closing conditions, including the approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange as to the issuance of Pinetree's shares.
About Pinetree
Pinetree Capital Ltd. ("Pinetree") was incorporated under the laws of the Province of Ontario and its shares are publicly-traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") under the symbol "PNP". Pinetree is a diversified investment and merchant banking firm focused on the small cap market. Pinetree's investments are primarily in the following sectors: Precious Metals, Uranium and Technology. Pinetree's investment approach is to develop a macro view of a sector, build a position consistent with the view by identifying micro-cap opportunities within that sector, and devise an exit strategy designed to maximize our relative return in light of changing fundamentals and opportunities. Pinetree is recognized as a value added partner. "
Zu "voranbringen" innerhalb einer Branche würde ich auf jeden Fall Ener-Core(ENCR) zählen.
Australia’s newest uranium mine will lose money, won’t create any jobs, But the government is touting the Four Mile mine as “the most significant deposit found anywhere in the world in the last 25 years
www.mining.com/australias-newest-uranium-mine-will-lose-mone…
the government is touting the Four Mile mine as “the most significant deposit found anywhere in the world in the last 25 yearswww.mining.com/australias-newest-uranium-mine-will-lose-mone…
Miners found shot ‘execution-style’ @a South Africa gold mine, Four suspected illegal miners were found dead with ‘execution-style’ gun shots wounds to the head @a gold mine in Benoni, South African police confirmed on Sunday
www.miningreview.com/miners-found-shot-execution-style-at-a-…
"Four suspected illegal miners were found dead with ‘execution-style’ gun shots wounds to the head at a gold mine in Benoni, South African police confirmed on Sunday.
The bodies were found by security guards employed at the mine on Saturday, police spokesman Lungelo Dlamini said. Police were alerted to the scene at about 09h30 on Saturday morning. The motives for the killings are still unknown.
Illegal mining at abandoned gold mining shafts in the area is common, where artisanal miners live in dangerous conditions for weeks underground. Earlier this year, illegal miners trapped in an abandoned shaft were rescued before being arrested.
According to Sibanye Gold CEO Neal Froneman, illegal mining is well organised in the country and don’t only go into abandoned mines. “They disrupt our operations; they sabotage our blasting over Christmas – it is literally war,” he said.
“It is a bit like gold theft. I would suggest that every mine has got a problem – and it is not just people that are not employed by you that are illegal miners: some of our own employees are illegal miners. There are practices developing that when they take leave, they sneak back into the mine and mine for themselves. That is how extensive this is.”
“Clearly, access is well controlled in our industry because of the potential for people to get lost and injured. However, these guys find their way underground. There are large syndicates behind illegal gold that drive this practice. There is lots of money at stake.”
The police are not really able to help, he added, because they do not have the capacity to go underground.
“It is at a level that I don’t think it would be inappropriate to bring in the South African National Defence Force. It is way out of control,” he said. "
www.miningreview.com/miners-found-shot-execution-style-at-a-…
"Four suspected illegal miners were found dead with ‘execution-style’ gun shots wounds to the head at a gold mine in Benoni, South African police confirmed on Sunday.
The bodies were found by security guards employed at the mine on Saturday, police spokesman Lungelo Dlamini said. Police were alerted to the scene at about 09h30 on Saturday morning. The motives for the killings are still unknown.
Illegal mining at abandoned gold mining shafts in the area is common, where artisanal miners live in dangerous conditions for weeks underground. Earlier this year, illegal miners trapped in an abandoned shaft were rescued before being arrested.
According to Sibanye Gold CEO Neal Froneman, illegal mining is well organised in the country and don’t only go into abandoned mines. “They disrupt our operations; they sabotage our blasting over Christmas – it is literally war,” he said.
“It is a bit like gold theft. I would suggest that every mine has got a problem – and it is not just people that are not employed by you that are illegal miners: some of our own employees are illegal miners. There are practices developing that when they take leave, they sneak back into the mine and mine for themselves. That is how extensive this is.”
“Clearly, access is well controlled in our industry because of the potential for people to get lost and injured. However, these guys find their way underground. There are large syndicates behind illegal gold that drive this practice. There is lots of money at stake.”
The police are not really able to help, he added, because they do not have the capacity to go underground.
“It is at a level that I don’t think it would be inappropriate to bring in the South African National Defence Force. It is way out of control,” he said. "
Gold miners face increased wage risks, following platinum deal –Fitch; South African gold mining companies are most exposed to the risk of further upward pressure on wages following the agreement reached this week between striking workers +the country's platinum miners, ratings agency Fitch Ratings said on Thursday. The recent deal, which would see Anglo American Platinum lifting total wage costs by 8.4% a year for three years, would have a material impact on each company’s results but was also likely to add to pressure for fresh wage agreements in other areas of the mining industry
www.miningweekly.com/article/gold-miners-face-increased-wage…
www.miningweekly.com/article/gold-miners-face-increased-wage…
die Rohstoffbranche ist nur noch mit Rauschmitteln zu ertragen.
GeoNovus Signs Agreement, for Marijuana, Industrial Hemp +Cannabinoid Opportunities in Uruguay
www.geonovusminerals.com/index.php?page=news&article=203
GeoNovus Signs Agreement, for Marijuana, Industrial Hemp +Cannabinoid Opportunities in Uruguay
www.geonovusminerals.com/index.php?page=news&article=203
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.191.796 von Popeye82 am 23.06.14 02:39:44
Doing it Differently, As insiders warn about a lack of innovation in the mining industry, Adam Leach investigates whether enough R&D is going into addressing the rising costs of exploration +operations
www.nridigital.com/mine-digital-magazine/june-2014.html?wv=s…
Zitat von Popeye82: mit sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo einem Shit müssen sich die Rohstoffbutzen beschäftigen.
Das ist in meinen Augen ein Teil der "Lösung".
Neben Kaffemaschienen.
Und ne Runde enge Gürtel, aufs Haus.
Wird von mir nicht die letzte Meldung dieser Art sein.
Doing it Differently, As insiders warn about a lack of innovation in the mining industry, Adam Leach investigates whether enough R&D is going into addressing the rising costs of exploration +operations
www.nridigital.com/mine-digital-magazine/june-2014.html?wv=s…
Glencore accused of not paying tax for three years, Glencore has been accused of paying almost no tax in Australia over the last three years, whilst earning ~$15.000.000.000 globally
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/glencore-accused-of-not-payi…
www.theage.com.au/business/glencore-tax-bill-on-15b-income-z…
"Glencore has been accused of paying almost no tax in Australia over the last three years, whilst earning around $15 billion globally.
According to the article in today’s Age, the miner “reduced its tax exposure by taking large, unnecessarily expensive loans from its associates overseas", its author Michael West writes.
“At up to 9 per cent, the interest rates on these $3.4 billion in loans were double what the company would have had to pay had it simply borrowed the money from the bank.”
The piece goes on to say the miner carried out profit-shifting within the company, which is a clear breach of the Income Tax Assessment Act.
'”The truth is that Glencore Coal Investments Australia's operations in Australia are, because of the Group's business model, branch operations of the Swiss-domiciled parent entity, which uses the now dormant legal shell of an Australian body corporate in an attempt to hide the reality of its branch business in Australia,” an independent report carried out as part of the article’s investigation states.
''There also appears to be an increase in transfer pricing activity which may explain differences in revenues disclosed in the Australian accounts versus revenues reported as being from the same source in the group's consolidated accounts.''
When Glencore was contacted, a spokesperson stated “the claims we have paid no income tax over the last three years is preposterous”.
“Glencore complies with all tax rules and regulations in Australia and in each jurisdiction where we operate,” the miner said in an official statement.
“The amount of tax our company pays is driven by the taxation legislation put in place by Local, State and Federal Governments and is a matter of public policy. Like all of Australia’s top 100 companies, Glencore has open and regular meetings with the Australian Taxation Office. The measure of our economic contribution to Australia is not just about taxes or royalties (which we pay on every tonne of coal we sell). However, for the record, we have paid more than A$8 billion in royalties and taxes in this country over the last seven years.”
The miner went on to slam the article and investigation, stating that “the article utterly fails to understand the nature of resource and commodity investments and the cyclical nature of the business”.
“Our contribution is measured over decades with investments that serve communities for a generation through job creation and support for local businesses. With every new investment, we take on significant financial risk in addition to the highly volatile nature of resource commodities global cycles.
“In the past five years, Glencore’s coal business has invested heavily into sustaining, expanding and building new coal mines in Australia. This additional $8 billion investment has created thousands of jobs and will serve Australia for decades.”
It is understood Glencore has begun examining the numbers put forth in the article.
UPDATE
Glencore has now commented on what it claims are a number of factual errors within the article.
"The journalist’s failure to include the tax payments made by Glencore Coal’s parent company in Australia is his biggest mistake," a Glencore spokesperson told Australian Mining.
"As a result, he has missed hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes we’ve paid here in the last three years, and nearly a billion dollars over the last seven years. All of these payments were in accordance with applicable tax laws and the Australian Taxation Office regularly reviews companies’ compliance with these.
"Furthermore, he is in no position to make inferences about our borrowing or lending practices or inter-company sales, nor can he presume to try and set standards different to that of any credible tax authority.”
According to the company it has paid approximately $3.4 billion in taxes and royalties in Australia over the last three years. "
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/glencore-accused-of-not-payi…
www.theage.com.au/business/glencore-tax-bill-on-15b-income-z…
"Glencore has been accused of paying almost no tax in Australia over the last three years, whilst earning around $15 billion globally.
According to the article in today’s Age, the miner “reduced its tax exposure by taking large, unnecessarily expensive loans from its associates overseas", its author Michael West writes.
“At up to 9 per cent, the interest rates on these $3.4 billion in loans were double what the company would have had to pay had it simply borrowed the money from the bank.”
The piece goes on to say the miner carried out profit-shifting within the company, which is a clear breach of the Income Tax Assessment Act.
'”The truth is that Glencore Coal Investments Australia's operations in Australia are, because of the Group's business model, branch operations of the Swiss-domiciled parent entity, which uses the now dormant legal shell of an Australian body corporate in an attempt to hide the reality of its branch business in Australia,” an independent report carried out as part of the article’s investigation states.
''There also appears to be an increase in transfer pricing activity which may explain differences in revenues disclosed in the Australian accounts versus revenues reported as being from the same source in the group's consolidated accounts.''
When Glencore was contacted, a spokesperson stated “the claims we have paid no income tax over the last three years is preposterous”.
“Glencore complies with all tax rules and regulations in Australia and in each jurisdiction where we operate,” the miner said in an official statement.
“The amount of tax our company pays is driven by the taxation legislation put in place by Local, State and Federal Governments and is a matter of public policy. Like all of Australia’s top 100 companies, Glencore has open and regular meetings with the Australian Taxation Office. The measure of our economic contribution to Australia is not just about taxes or royalties (which we pay on every tonne of coal we sell). However, for the record, we have paid more than A$8 billion in royalties and taxes in this country over the last seven years.”
The miner went on to slam the article and investigation, stating that “the article utterly fails to understand the nature of resource and commodity investments and the cyclical nature of the business”.
“Our contribution is measured over decades with investments that serve communities for a generation through job creation and support for local businesses. With every new investment, we take on significant financial risk in addition to the highly volatile nature of resource commodities global cycles.
“In the past five years, Glencore’s coal business has invested heavily into sustaining, expanding and building new coal mines in Australia. This additional $8 billion investment has created thousands of jobs and will serve Australia for decades.”
It is understood Glencore has begun examining the numbers put forth in the article.
UPDATE
Glencore has now commented on what it claims are a number of factual errors within the article.
"The journalist’s failure to include the tax payments made by Glencore Coal’s parent company in Australia is his biggest mistake," a Glencore spokesperson told Australian Mining.
"As a result, he has missed hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes we’ve paid here in the last three years, and nearly a billion dollars over the last seven years. All of these payments were in accordance with applicable tax laws and the Australian Taxation Office regularly reviews companies’ compliance with these.
"Furthermore, he is in no position to make inferences about our borrowing or lending practices or inter-company sales, nor can he presume to try and set standards different to that of any credible tax authority.”
According to the company it has paid approximately $3.4 billion in taxes and royalties in Australia over the last three years. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.221.778 von Popeye82 am 27.06.14 15:10:34
Upgrading Mine-Wide Wireless Network, with Zero Downtime; When one of the world's largest private-sector coal companies +a global leader in clean coal solutions had an urgent need to upgrade its network, the challenge was not in the installation of the infrastructure, buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut ensuring that the upgrade to the new network would not disrupt the mine's constant operation
www.mining-technology.com/downloads/whitepapers/communicatio…
www.mining-technology.com/downloads/whitepapers/communicatio…
Upgrading Mine-Wide Wireless Network, with Zero Downtime; When one of the world's largest private-sector coal companies +a global leader in clean coal solutions had an urgent need to upgrade its network, the challenge was not in the installation of the infrastructure, buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut ensuring that the upgrade to the new network would not disrupt the mine's constant operation
www.mining-technology.com/downloads/whitepapers/communicatio…
www.mining-technology.com/downloads/whitepapers/communicatio…
Mining costs in Chile 350% higher than a decade ago: report, The country is also struggling with rising energy cost, which threatens the competitiveness of its copper industry +poses a major challenge for new developments, Chile is becoming one of the most expensive countries to explore +mine, study shows that only two mining jurisdictions last year were more expensive than Chile: Europe +Asia
www.mining.com/mining-costs-in-chile-350-times-higher-than-a…
www.mining.com/mining-costs-in-chile-350-times-higher-than-a…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.225.380 von Popeye82 am 28.06.14 06:31:35da geht´s teils schon rund... Südafrika, Chile, Mexiko, Philippinen ...
von daher hab ich gar nichts gegen meine russen im depot.
Burkina faso derzeit auch positiv und das ein oder andere land in afrika.
die verschiebungen muss man tatsächlich immer im auge behalten, da sie gravierend sind teils.
von daher hab ich gar nichts gegen meine russen im depot.
Burkina faso derzeit auch positiv und das ein oder andere land in afrika.
die verschiebungen muss man tatsächlich immer im auge behalten, da sie gravierend sind teils.
fachterminus glaupich sell, all you can eat.
Wenn der angefressene Speck weckjejoggt ist kann man auch wieder mal überlegen mit Denen unter eine Decke zu kriechen.
Anglo American to sell $4.000.000.000 of mining assets; Mining giant Anglo American is reportedly planning to streamline its business, by disposing of under-performing assets, including platinum mines in South Africa
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsanglo-american-to-sell-4b…
"Mining giant Anglo American is reportedly planning to streamline its business by disposing of under-performing assets, including platinum mines in South Africa.
In addition to South African properties, the company is reportedly considering selling its nickel assets in Brazil and copper mines in Chile, reported the Sunday Times.
Production at the company's South African platinum mines was hit by an industry-wide five-month worker strike.
Anglo American, along with other major companies, agreed last week to increase the wages of workers to bring an end to the impasse.
The strike has resulted in $2bn of losses for platinum miners, with Anglo American alone incurring a loss of up to ZAR$11.27bn ($1.06bn) from restricted production levels.
The plan to sell some of its assets will support Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani's aim to raise the company's profits from 8% in June to 15% by 2016.
The disposal of the assets would help the miner raise $4bn.
Anglo American external communication head James Wyatt-Tilby said: "We have been clear that a number of assets in the portfolio are unlikely to satisfy our stated return criteria and will be divested at the right time."
Anglo American has hired South African investment bank Rand Merchant Bank to auction its underperforming mines. "
Wenn der angefressene Speck weckjejoggt ist kann man auch wieder mal überlegen mit Denen unter eine Decke zu kriechen.
Anglo American to sell $4.000.000.000 of mining assets; Mining giant Anglo American is reportedly planning to streamline its business, by disposing of under-performing assets, including platinum mines in South Africa
www.mining-technology.com/news/newsanglo-american-to-sell-4b…
"Mining giant Anglo American is reportedly planning to streamline its business by disposing of under-performing assets, including platinum mines in South Africa.
In addition to South African properties, the company is reportedly considering selling its nickel assets in Brazil and copper mines in Chile, reported the Sunday Times.
Production at the company's South African platinum mines was hit by an industry-wide five-month worker strike.
Anglo American, along with other major companies, agreed last week to increase the wages of workers to bring an end to the impasse.
The strike has resulted in $2bn of losses for platinum miners, with Anglo American alone incurring a loss of up to ZAR$11.27bn ($1.06bn) from restricted production levels.
The plan to sell some of its assets will support Anglo American CEO Mark Cutifani's aim to raise the company's profits from 8% in June to 15% by 2016.
The disposal of the assets would help the miner raise $4bn.
Anglo American external communication head James Wyatt-Tilby said: "We have been clear that a number of assets in the portfolio are unlikely to satisfy our stated return criteria and will be divested at the right time."
Anglo American has hired South African investment bank Rand Merchant Bank to auction its underperforming mines. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.943.812 von massoud am 08.05.14 12:45:49
kann man sich auchma angucken.
"Perma-Fix Medical is a subsidiary of Perma-Fix Environmental Services, a NASDAQ listed company. It was formed to develop, obtain FDA and other regulatory approval and commercialize a new process to produce Technetium-99 (Tc-99m), the most widely used medical isotope in the world. The new process is expected to solve worldwide shortages and reliability issues of Tc-99m as it is cost competitive, simple, does not require the use of uranium as a starting material, and can be easily deployed around the world using standard research and commercial reactors, thereby eliminating the need for special purpose reactors "
www.medical-isotope.com/news.aspx?newsframe=http://ir.stockp…
www.medical-isotope.com/?page=overview
www.medical-isotope.com/?page=valueProposition
Gruß
P.
kann man sich auchma angucken.
"Perma-Fix Medical is a subsidiary of Perma-Fix Environmental Services, a NASDAQ listed company. It was formed to develop, obtain FDA and other regulatory approval and commercialize a new process to produce Technetium-99 (Tc-99m), the most widely used medical isotope in the world. The new process is expected to solve worldwide shortages and reliability issues of Tc-99m as it is cost competitive, simple, does not require the use of uranium as a starting material, and can be easily deployed around the world using standard research and commercial reactors, thereby eliminating the need for special purpose reactors "
www.medical-isotope.com/news.aspx?newsframe=http://ir.stockp…
www.medical-isotope.com/?page=overview
www.medical-isotope.com/?page=valueProposition
Gruß
P.
Vale may leave international mining body
www.miningaustralia.com.au/News/Vale-threaten-to-leave-inter…
www.miningaustralia.com.au/News/Vale-threaten-to-leave-inter…
komisch, ich dachte Rohstofffirmen sind so aussichtsreich.
ANZ believes a third of Aussie miners will lose their jobs
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/australia-entering-phase-thr…
www.theaustralian.com.au/business/jobs-to-go-in-minings-new-…
ANZ believes a third of Aussie miners will lose their jobs
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/australia-entering-phase-thr…
www.theaustralian.com.au/business/jobs-to-go-in-minings-new-…
Freeport-McMoran mulls selling one of largest copper mines in Chile
www.mining.com/freeport-mcmoran-mulls-selling-one-of-largest…
www.mining.com/freeport-mcmoran-mulls-selling-one-of-largest…
klare all-in Branche.
Komatsu, the world’s No.2 mining +building equipment maker,’s sales in China sinking faster than expected, Equipment sales in the Asian country are already 20% below expectations; In Apr the company had forecast that global demand for mining equipment in the financial year to Mar '15 would be of ~2.000 units, down 38% from a year ago, as miners continue to cut spending. In '11, ~7.000 units were sold, in the now depressed market
www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-01/komatsu-ceo-flags-china-sl…
www.komatsu.com/CompanyInfo/ir/results/201403/presentation.p…
www.mining.com/komatsus-sales-in-china-sinking-faster-than-e…
Komatsu, the world’s No.2 mining +building equipment maker,’s sales in China sinking faster than expected, Equipment sales in the Asian country are already 20% below expectations; In Apr the company had forecast that global demand for mining equipment in the financial year to Mar '15 would be of ~2.000 units, down 38% from a year ago, as miners continue to cut spending. In '11, ~7.000 units were sold, in the now depressed market
www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-07-01/komatsu-ceo-flags-china-sl…
www.komatsu.com/CompanyInfo/ir/results/201403/presentation.p…
www.mining.com/komatsus-sales-in-china-sinking-faster-than-e…
Speck, weck.
Barrick Gold ready to offload Montana-based Sunlight Mine, The move is part of a now two-year-long move to shed non-core assets +pay back debts
www.mining.com/barrick-gold-ready-to-offload-montana-based-s…
Barrick Gold ready to offload Montana-based Sunlight Mine, The move is part of a now two-year-long move to shed non-core assets +pay back debts
www.mining.com/barrick-gold-ready-to-offload-montana-based-s…
Zitat von Popeye82: komisch, ich dachte Rohstofffirmen sind so aussichtsreich.
ANZ believes a third of Aussie miners will lose their jobs
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/australia-entering-phase-thr…
www.theaustralian.com.au/business/jobs-to-go-in-minings-new-…
genau solche schlagzeilen machen mich bullish für die Branche.
wenn in einm jahr nur noch davon geschrieben wird, daß ein viertel ihren job verlieren werden, heisst das, daß es ein jahr mit steigenden charts war.
ich hab irgendwo mal geschrieben, die charts machen die news... das ist weiter meine meinung.
(davon mal abgesehen dass ich nicht weiss wie viele hoffnungslose schrottbuden da umherirren und wie viele minenarbeiter diese binden prozentual... mir gefällt nur diese extrem schlechte stimmung)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.263.448 von Boersiback am 04.07.14 20:40:31
würde ich nicht allem widersprechen.
Zeiten mit guter Stimmung sind sicher nicht die besten Einstiegszeitpunkte.
Dass macht aber Zeiten mit schlechter Stimmung niiiiicht, unbedingt, zu guten Einstiegszeitpunkten.
Ich denke die Rohstoffbranche hat sich noch nicht ausgekotzt, wahrscheinlich noch lange nicht.
Gruß
P.
würde ich nicht allem widersprechen.
Zeiten mit guter Stimmung sind sicher nicht die besten Einstiegszeitpunkte.
Dass macht aber Zeiten mit schlechter Stimmung niiiiicht, unbedingt, zu guten Einstiegszeitpunkten.
Ich denke die Rohstoffbranche hat sich noch nicht ausgekotzt, wahrscheinlich noch lange nicht.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.263.826 von Popeye82 am 04.07.14 22:40:39sehe ich ganz anders.
hab hier und da verschiedene interviews gesehen/gelesen die in die richtung tendieren dass deutlich mehr geld bereitsteht und auch bereits investiert wird.
bzgl des ersten halbjahres waren dann auch goldproduzenten die gewinner an den börsen. wie interpretierst du das ? ich habe es erwartet.
was auffällig ist, ist daß reine explorer nach wie vor am boden liegen.
diese konsolidieren im gegensatz zu den produzenten schon seit dem top 2007.
rein bewertungsmäßig gesehen gab´s eigentlich nur eine kurze phase anno 2000 als die bewertungen noch niedriger waren.
ich sehe eher das problem bei den explorern bzgl finanzierung und ob sie ihre projekte halten können.
der ein oder andere der mit 10 mios bewertet ist dürfte ein deposit haben wo sich andere später um faktor 10-30 schlagen werden- die frage ist halt nur ob der jetzige explorer dann noch was davon hat (sonst hätte ich ein 100% depot nur mit solchen werten ab jetzt)
man darf auch nicht vergessen dass die produzenten diese kurse gerne noch länger so sehen würden
bei wenig umsatz läßt sich das dann auch machen.
hab hier und da verschiedene interviews gesehen/gelesen die in die richtung tendieren dass deutlich mehr geld bereitsteht und auch bereits investiert wird.
bzgl des ersten halbjahres waren dann auch goldproduzenten die gewinner an den börsen. wie interpretierst du das ? ich habe es erwartet.
was auffällig ist, ist daß reine explorer nach wie vor am boden liegen.
diese konsolidieren im gegensatz zu den produzenten schon seit dem top 2007.
rein bewertungsmäßig gesehen gab´s eigentlich nur eine kurze phase anno 2000 als die bewertungen noch niedriger waren.
ich sehe eher das problem bei den explorern bzgl finanzierung und ob sie ihre projekte halten können.
der ein oder andere der mit 10 mios bewertet ist dürfte ein deposit haben wo sich andere später um faktor 10-30 schlagen werden- die frage ist halt nur ob der jetzige explorer dann noch was davon hat (sonst hätte ich ein 100% depot nur mit solchen werten ab jetzt)
man darf auch nicht vergessen dass die produzenten diese kurse gerne noch länger so sehen würden
bei wenig umsatz läßt sich das dann auch machen.
Ich denke die Rohstoffbranche hat sich noch nicht ausgekotzt
naja was heisst ausgekotzt ?
4 reine EM-Werte auf 3 Jahre besser als der Dow
...gibt einige mehr.
wir haben durchaus eine konstante minenhausse nur sind´s halt nicht die bekannten werte
von daher ist "Rohstoffbranche ausgekotzt" falsch. es geht REIN um die explorer !
selbst "Loser" wie NGD dürfte man nicht im minus haben wenn man sie nicht geradfe 11- anfang 13 gekauft hat.
wer mit goldproduzenten jetzt noch im minus steht muss ich sagen hat wohl was falschgemacht
ein reines explorer-problem. der sektor zieht ansonsten schon lange wieder und teils sogar wie in richtig guten zeiten.
von daher wundern mich solche schlagzeilen auch etwas.
aber es gab auch solche schlagzeilen anno 2003 bei techwerten, als diese längst gedreht hatten.
naja was heisst ausgekotzt ?
4 reine EM-Werte auf 3 Jahre besser als der Dow
...gibt einige mehr.
wir haben durchaus eine konstante minenhausse nur sind´s halt nicht die bekannten werte
von daher ist "Rohstoffbranche ausgekotzt" falsch. es geht REIN um die explorer !
selbst "Loser" wie NGD dürfte man nicht im minus haben wenn man sie nicht geradfe 11- anfang 13 gekauft hat.
wer mit goldproduzenten jetzt noch im minus steht muss ich sagen hat wohl was falschgemacht
ein reines explorer-problem. der sektor zieht ansonsten schon lange wieder und teils sogar wie in richtig guten zeiten.
von daher wundern mich solche schlagzeilen auch etwas.
aber es gab auch solche schlagzeilen anno 2003 bei techwerten, als diese längst gedreht hatten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.263.882 von Boersiback am 04.07.14 23:08:35
sehe ich ganz anders.
Das große Bild für Rohstoffunternehmen ist meiner Meinung nach weiter im A .
Gruß
P.
sehe ich ganz anders.
Das große Bild für Rohstoffunternehmen ist meiner Meinung nach weiter im A .
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.221.778 von Popeye82 am 27.06.14 15:10:34
Efficient Innovation, Each phase of the material handling process is under scrutiny, as the industry seeks to tighten costs +improve processes. Adam Leach takes a look @the most efficient technologies available
www.nridigital.com/mine-digital-magazine/june-2014.html?wv=s…
Zitat von Popeye82: mit sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo einem Shit müssen sich die Rohstoffbutzen beschäftigen.
Das ist in meinen Augen ein Teil der "Lösung".
Neben Kaffemaschienen.
Und ne Runde enge Gürtel, aufs Haus.
Wird von mir nicht die letzte Meldung dieser Art sein.
Efficient Innovation, Each phase of the material handling process is under scrutiny, as the industry seeks to tighten costs +improve processes. Adam Leach takes a look @the most efficient technologies available
www.nridigital.com/mine-digital-magazine/june-2014.html?wv=s…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.020 von Popeye82 am 05.07.14 00:18:07Das große Bild für Rohstoffunternehmen ist meiner Meinung nach weiter im A .
was ja gut ist, wenn man nicht verkaufen will.
alels was im arsch war, war beste kauf...
es sind lediglich zyklen... je mehr im A. desto besser
wie bei den tchis 2000 alles toll 2003 im A. heute Techbubble 2.0 und kein haar tiefer mehr wie 2000 teils. das wort blase fällt dann aber immer erst nach dem einbruch
was ja gut ist, wenn man nicht verkaufen will.
alels was im arsch war, war beste kauf...
es sind lediglich zyklen... je mehr im A. desto besser
wie bei den tchis 2000 alles toll 2003 im A. heute Techbubble 2.0 und kein haar tiefer mehr wie 2000 teils. das wort blase fällt dann aber immer erst nach dem einbruch
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.032 von Popeye82 am 05.07.14 00:23:48interessiert mich erst dann wenn sich die technologie umsetzen läßt.
und das sieht man anhand der profite der ensprechenden minern.
mir wird da derzeit zu viel blödsinn erzählt bzw nicht nachvollziehbares.
und das sieht man anhand der profite der ensprechenden minern.
mir wird da derzeit zu viel blödsinn erzählt bzw nicht nachvollziehbares.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.038 von Boersiback am 05.07.14 00:29:23
Naja, wie gesagt siehe Beitrag960.
Lass Dich nicht aufhalten, wenn Du es für richtig hältst, pack Dir die Einkaufstüten so voll wie geht.
Aber ich würde, wenn schon, noch eine Notfallstrategie parat haben.
Deine Prognosefähigkeit ist sehr volatil.
Gruß
P.
Naja, wie gesagt siehe Beitrag960.
Lass Dich nicht aufhalten, wenn Du es für richtig hältst, pack Dir die Einkaufstüten so voll wie geht.
Aber ich würde, wenn schon, noch eine Notfallstrategie parat haben.
Deine Prognosefähigkeit ist sehr volatil.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.104 von Popeye82 am 05.07.14 01:17:45jo, meine prognosefähigkeit passt sich immer wieder den märkten an..
nee nee ich streu schon breiter... von mir aus auch noch Sandelholz und Mandeln... geht aber eben in die rohstoffrichtung, einschl. öl...
das thema rohstoffe ist ja letztlich extrem breit. alles was du pflücken, ausgraben oder essen kannst ist ein rohstoff oder basiert auf einem rohstoff.
die gefahr wie gesagt ist halt dass die explorer komplett verwässern.
aber schau dir z.b. mal Geologix an und deren pfs und mach dir einen reim auf die marktkap. der ceo hat sich die taschen vollgehauen zum preis von 0,3 bis 0,55 rum. heuer 0,09 bzw auch mein einkauf. cashcosts von 280 usd pro unze erscheinen mir nicht allzu unwirtschaftlich zu sein, trotz copper-byproduct-rechnung. ist für mich aber genauso real.
sind ja nicht nur die pfeiffen mit 0,2 g/t oder 2 bohrlöchern die liegenbleiben....
aber ist auch nichts neues eigentlich die vergessenen werte.
müssen dann nur wahre künstler sein mit wenig geld was zu erschaffen.
manchen gelingt es, anderen nicht.
halt ich aber trotzdem für vernünftiger als otc-abenteuer. hybrid coating war mir wieder eine echte lehre... das übliche.
ener core muss ich sagen bleib ich auch wieder hängen... von turbinen hab ich auch mal viel gelesen und die effektivsten überhaupt waren in der otc. draus geworden ist da nie was. ...glaub auch nichts für mich.
kannst dir ja mal Redflow ansehen. einfache story, einfache batterie im grunde. newsstand nach 9 jahren forschung top. chart auch.
sowas geht dann mit ansage. mal sehen wie lange bin zumindest mal schnell auf 50% gekommen. evtl. macht das teil die sause wie talga
aber so einen techwert halte ich einfach für schlicht und transparent. das ist mehr mein geschmack
nee nee ich streu schon breiter... von mir aus auch noch Sandelholz und Mandeln... geht aber eben in die rohstoffrichtung, einschl. öl...
das thema rohstoffe ist ja letztlich extrem breit. alles was du pflücken, ausgraben oder essen kannst ist ein rohstoff oder basiert auf einem rohstoff.
die gefahr wie gesagt ist halt dass die explorer komplett verwässern.
aber schau dir z.b. mal Geologix an und deren pfs und mach dir einen reim auf die marktkap. der ceo hat sich die taschen vollgehauen zum preis von 0,3 bis 0,55 rum. heuer 0,09 bzw auch mein einkauf. cashcosts von 280 usd pro unze erscheinen mir nicht allzu unwirtschaftlich zu sein, trotz copper-byproduct-rechnung. ist für mich aber genauso real.
sind ja nicht nur die pfeiffen mit 0,2 g/t oder 2 bohrlöchern die liegenbleiben....
aber ist auch nichts neues eigentlich die vergessenen werte.
müssen dann nur wahre künstler sein mit wenig geld was zu erschaffen.
manchen gelingt es, anderen nicht.
halt ich aber trotzdem für vernünftiger als otc-abenteuer. hybrid coating war mir wieder eine echte lehre... das übliche.
ener core muss ich sagen bleib ich auch wieder hängen... von turbinen hab ich auch mal viel gelesen und die effektivsten überhaupt waren in der otc. draus geworden ist da nie was. ...glaub auch nichts für mich.
kannst dir ja mal Redflow ansehen. einfache story, einfache batterie im grunde. newsstand nach 9 jahren forschung top. chart auch.
sowas geht dann mit ansage. mal sehen wie lange bin zumindest mal schnell auf 50% gekommen. evtl. macht das teil die sause wie talga
aber so einen techwert halte ich einfach für schlicht und transparent. das ist mehr mein geschmack
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.110 von Boersiback am 05.07.14 01:46:49wie ich auf die explorer wieder mehr komme hat auch damit zu tun, dass ich manche produzenten verkaufen musste weil zu teuer und die anderen sind derzeit alle 30 bis 150% im plus... je höher desto teurer eben. da kommen schon weitere verkaufsgedanken und dann hab ich langsam einen anlagenotstand.
dabei liegt genug cash rum und die ideen fehlen...
vermutlich investier ich noch in TFS Corp.... in summe überwiegt für mich das positive und die jetzige bewertung halt ich mal für relativ günstig. in einem insgesamt teuren aktienmarkt ist das schon selten.
dabei liegt genug cash rum und die ideen fehlen...
vermutlich investier ich noch in TFS Corp.... in summe überwiegt für mich das positive und die jetzige bewertung halt ich mal für relativ günstig. in einem insgesamt teuren aktienmarkt ist das schon selten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.110 von Boersiback am 05.07.14 01:46:49
Dass Du OTC Werte nicht magst ist vollkommen OK, und sehr nachvollziehbar.
Mir geht es dabei aber nicht um den Handelsplatz, als viiielmehr um die Art Dessen was sie tun.
Wenn es die gleichen Firmen an einem anderen Handelsplatz wären wäre es mir noch lieber.
Ein Teil ist es auch, aber eben auch Einige an der OTC.
Bei Hybrid Coating Technologies halte ich es sogar weiterhin für wahrscheinlich(er) dass sie ein operativer Erfolg werden.
Aber leider fraglich ob man zu meinem Einstiegskurs noch was davon haben wi(/ü)rd(e).
Meiner Meinung nach, da hat sich nichts zum Anfang geändert, sind die vollkommen echt, aber wenn man ein bisschen schaut müsste man sehen dass die Probleme woanders liegen dürften.
Eine Batteriefirma hab ich schon, und weitere auf der Beobachtungsliste.
Ich habs ja, hier auf W: 0, nicht erst einmal gesagt dass Energieeffizienz meiner Meinung nach eines DEEEEER, größten, Themen wird.
(Auch)Daher ist der ganze Batterie, Energiespeicherung, Grid Conversion... Shit find ich hochinteressant.
Den kommt im Endeffekt auch noch, obendrauf, eine entscheidende Bedeutung bei den Alternativen Energien, auf Ihrem Weg zur Grid Parity, zu.
Im Endeffekt ist Energie/Resourceneffizienz, mittlerweile, genauuu mein, absolut, dominierendes e)(ANlageÜberthema.
Und ich denke dass ist eines was man nicht nur ein paar Jahre, sondern eher ein paar Jahrzehnte spielen kann.
Ein halbes Leben.
Gruß
P.
Dass Du OTC Werte nicht magst ist vollkommen OK, und sehr nachvollziehbar.
Mir geht es dabei aber nicht um den Handelsplatz, als viiielmehr um die Art Dessen was sie tun.
Wenn es die gleichen Firmen an einem anderen Handelsplatz wären wäre es mir noch lieber.
Ein Teil ist es auch, aber eben auch Einige an der OTC.
Bei Hybrid Coating Technologies halte ich es sogar weiterhin für wahrscheinlich(er) dass sie ein operativer Erfolg werden.
Aber leider fraglich ob man zu meinem Einstiegskurs noch was davon haben wi(/ü)rd(e).
Meiner Meinung nach, da hat sich nichts zum Anfang geändert, sind die vollkommen echt, aber wenn man ein bisschen schaut müsste man sehen dass die Probleme woanders liegen dürften.
Eine Batteriefirma hab ich schon, und weitere auf der Beobachtungsliste.
Ich habs ja, hier auf W: 0, nicht erst einmal gesagt dass Energieeffizienz meiner Meinung nach eines DEEEEER, größten, Themen wird.
(Auch)Daher ist der ganze Batterie, Energiespeicherung, Grid Conversion... Shit find ich hochinteressant.
Den kommt im Endeffekt auch noch, obendrauf, eine entscheidende Bedeutung bei den Alternativen Energien, auf Ihrem Weg zur Grid Parity, zu.
Im Endeffekt ist Energie/Resourceneffizienz, mittlerweile, genauuu mein, absolut, dominierendes e)(ANlageÜberthema.
Und ich denke dass ist eines was man nicht nur ein paar Jahre, sondern eher ein paar Jahrzehnte spielen kann.
Ein halbes Leben.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.452 von Popeye82 am 05.07.14 09:26:56Im Endeffekt ist Energie/Resourceneffizienz, mittlerweile, genauuu mein, absolut, dominierendes e)(ANlageÜberthema.
Und ich denke dass ist eines was man nicht nur ein paar Jahre, sondern eher ein paar Jahrzehnte spielen kann.
Ein halbes Leben.
Das sehe ich sogar genauso ! auch Smart Grid-Aktien interssieren mich z.b.
eigentlich alles run um energie speichern/besser nutzen/effizienz.
vom sektor her mein lieblingssektor muß ich sagen.
hat ja letztlich auch wieder ein weni mit rohstoffen zu tun
was die otc angeht... gibt natürlich interessante werte zum teil und was den index angeht, das ist für mich eher auch sekundär.
hatte sogar mal 2 werte die gingen dannan die Amex ... bevor sie pleite gingen ...also irgendwie war das dicke ende immer gleich. 
Und ich denke dass ist eines was man nicht nur ein paar Jahre, sondern eher ein paar Jahrzehnte spielen kann.
Ein halbes Leben.
Das sehe ich sogar genauso ! auch Smart Grid-Aktien interssieren mich z.b.
eigentlich alles run um energie speichern/besser nutzen/effizienz.
vom sektor her mein lieblingssektor muß ich sagen.
hat ja letztlich auch wieder ein weni mit rohstoffen zu tun
was die otc angeht... gibt natürlich interessante werte zum teil und was den index angeht, das ist für mich eher auch sekundär.
hatte sogar mal 2 werte die gingen dannan die Amex ... bevor sie pleite gingen
...also irgendwie war das dicke ende immer gleich. 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.716 von Boersiback am 05.07.14 10:36:59
Jo, a weni.
Aber letzten Endes führen eigentlich genauuu entgeeeee gengesetzte Annahmen zum Einen, oder Anderen.
Das hat im Endeffekt auch massiv damit zu tun, warum ich letzlich die Seiten gewechselt habe.
Erbsen.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von Boersiback: hat ja letztlich auch wieder ein weni mit rohstoffen zu tun
Jo, a weni.
Aber letzten Endes führen eigentlich genauuu entgeeeee
gengesetzte Annahmen zum Einen, oder Anderen.Das hat im Endeffekt auch massiv damit zu tun, warum ich letzlich die Seiten gewechselt habe.
Erbsen.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.266.074 von Popeye82 am 05.07.14 20:10:40warum ich letzlich die Seiten gewechselt habe.
von wo nach wo ? eigentlich wirkst du relativ konstant in deinen annahmen und interessen.
von wo nach wo ? eigentlich wirkst du relativ konstant in deinen annahmen und interessen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.266.374 von Boersiback am 05.07.14 22:56:23
Das ist auch so gewollt, weil mich Dein Konzept da nur sehr partiell überzeugt.
Von Rohstoffunternehmen zu 'Tech/Effzienzbuden', quasi.
Und, von meiner jetzigen Vorstellung, kann ich mir gut vorstellen dass die Angriffsfläche für ne halbe Ewigkeit geben.
Gruß
P.
Das ist auch so gewollt, weil mich Dein Konzept da nur sehr partiell überzeugt.
Von Rohstoffunternehmen zu 'Tech/Effzienzbuden', quasi.
Und, von meiner jetzigen Vorstellung, kann ich mir gut vorstellen dass die Angriffsfläche für ne halbe Ewigkeit geben.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.266.436 von Popeye82 am 06.07.14 00:08:25achso dein "tech-wechsel" ist neu dann ?
wobei wir weitgehend eine tech-bubble haben. das weisst du schon oder ?
ne klar, du bist auch kein netflix oder amazon aktionär.
bin mal gespannt ob das mit den techklitschen aufgeht.
da gibts hunderte oder gar tausende mit den besten xyz´s plus nasa vorführung (wobei die jedem ein plätzchen zugestehen wenn er selbst zahlt, da kenn ich jemanden). 99% gehen in die grütze. wenn du das eine prozent hast, gibts dafür zig-tausend prozent.
mir zu heiss... ich spiel da nur die für mich offensichtlichen geschichten und die heissen nur swir, redflow und telit. vom rest will ich rein gar nichts wissen. läuft zu99% eben wie hybrid coating, wobei mir das am kauftag klar war... dachte nur mal sehen wie schnell die fallen
die rohstoffunternehmen wie die aufgeführten im chart plus avino plus oceana usw haben ja chartmäßig auch geliefert...
das hab ich ja mal vor monaten als erwartet versteckt laufende hausse vorausgebetet. so kam´s auch. von daher eher jetzt meine nervosität und der switch richtung 1,5 mio unzen 5 g/t namens NCG usw weil die buden unter 10 mios bewertet sind. das geht mir net in die rübe.
will sagen meine hausse ist inzwischen sowieso gelaufen, einzig beadell hat gegurkt... 50.000 sind mehr aufm konto ale ende '13
es geht grad bei mir auch um´s umdenken, weil meine minen eben zu teuer werden. teils verkauft aber auch einiges noch drin.
was tunt, nun
...teuer halten oder billig kaufen oder sektor wechseln... nur sind die sektoren alle teuer.
für das große kommende shortspielchen ist es noch zu früh. das macht jetzt keinen sinn. dürfte aber die eigentlich megachance werden, nur brauch ich da vorlagen. die gibt es nicht aktuell.
was bleibt zum kaufen ?? sandelholz und mandeln
wobei wir weitgehend eine tech-bubble haben. das weisst du schon oder ?
ne klar, du bist auch kein netflix oder amazon aktionär.
bin mal gespannt ob das mit den techklitschen aufgeht.
da gibts hunderte oder gar tausende mit den besten xyz´s plus nasa vorführung (wobei die jedem ein plätzchen zugestehen wenn er selbst zahlt, da kenn ich jemanden). 99% gehen in die grütze. wenn du das eine prozent hast, gibts dafür zig-tausend prozent.
mir zu heiss... ich spiel da nur die für mich offensichtlichen geschichten und die heissen nur swir, redflow und telit. vom rest will ich rein gar nichts wissen. läuft zu99% eben wie hybrid coating, wobei mir das am kauftag klar war... dachte nur mal sehen wie schnell die fallen
die rohstoffunternehmen wie die aufgeführten im chart plus avino plus oceana usw haben ja chartmäßig auch geliefert...
das hab ich ja mal vor monaten als erwartet versteckt laufende hausse vorausgebetet. so kam´s auch. von daher eher jetzt meine nervosität und der switch richtung 1,5 mio unzen 5 g/t namens NCG usw weil die buden unter 10 mios bewertet sind. das geht mir net in die rübe.
will sagen meine hausse ist inzwischen sowieso gelaufen, einzig beadell hat gegurkt... 50.000 sind mehr aufm konto ale ende '13
es geht grad bei mir auch um´s umdenken, weil meine minen eben zu teuer werden. teils verkauft aber auch einiges noch drin.
was tunt, nun
...teuer halten oder billig kaufen oder sektor wechseln... nur sind die sektoren alle teuer.für das große kommende shortspielchen ist es noch zu früh. das macht jetzt keinen sinn. dürfte aber die eigentlich megachance werden, nur brauch ich da vorlagen. die gibt es nicht aktuell.
was bleibt zum kaufen ?? sandelholz und mandeln
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.266.476 von Boersiback am 06.07.14 01:04:11
JawooollllliNö, oder die anderen Dutzend(e) interessanten Branchen.
Du hast mir immer ein weeenig zu schnell die Weltlage in 2 Sätzen zusammengefasst.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von Boersiback: was bleibt zum kaufen ?? sandelholz und mandeln
JawooollllliNö, oder die anderen Dutzend(e) interessanten Branchen.
Du hast mir immer ein weeenig zu schnell die Weltlage in 2 Sätzen zusammengefasst.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.266.508 von Popeye82 am 06.07.14 02:02:23interessante branchen gibt es viele... nur stimmen teils eben die bewertungen nicht mehr.
was nutzt es, wenn die aktien zu hoch bewertet sind und man sich später über fallende kurse wundert trotz guter aussichten... das übliche eben.
ich hab halt keine lust heute was zu kaufen und dann erstmal 3-5 jahre im minus zu sein. das ist mir zu blöd.
grundsätzlich ist alles im bereich energie, versorger und nahrunsmittel interessant. den rest kann man weitgehend vergessen. vor allem die bekannteren techwerte (wobei davon noch IBM und SAP ok sind)
was nutzt es, wenn die aktien zu hoch bewertet sind und man sich später über fallende kurse wundert trotz guter aussichten... das übliche eben.
ich hab halt keine lust heute was zu kaufen und dann erstmal 3-5 jahre im minus zu sein. das ist mir zu blöd.
grundsätzlich ist alles im bereich energie, versorger und nahrunsmittel interessant. den rest kann man weitgehend vergessen. vor allem die bekannteren techwerte (wobei davon noch IBM und SAP ok sind)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.268.382 von Boersiback am 06.07.14 21:12:38
sehe ich ganz anders.
Versorger stehen bei mir auf der großen Verlierer Liste. Da möchte ich eher nichts haben.
Komme wahrscheinlich nochmal auf 2, 3 Punkte zurück.
Gruß
P.
sehe ich ganz anders.
Versorger stehen bei mir auf der großen Verlierer Liste. Da möchte ich eher nichts haben.
Komme wahrscheinlich nochmal auf 2, 3 Punkte zurück.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.268.548 von Popeye82 am 06.07.14 22:25:38Versorger wie RWE sind aktuell schon wieder kein kauf mehr...
dachte da eher richtung afrika/südamerika/russland die richtung... hab aber auch nichts aus dem sektor.
Techwerte/techbubble... bezieht sich bei mir auf die bekannten us-werte... netflix, twitter, amazon (gehe davon aus dass du da auch kein großer fan bist derzeit)
versicherungen & banken aller art würde ich meiden.
richtung nahrungsmittel oder rohstoffe dafür bin ich relativ bullish... sowas wie Retail food group gefällt mir auch sehr gut (franchise verschiedener marken).
möchte allgemein aber kein kgv von 20...
techwerte Telit z.B. bin ich dagegen wieder bullish und finde die aktie trotz kgv 19/20 eigentlich eher günstig (werde sogar kommende woche vermutlich ein paar kaufen).
also ganz pauschal kann ich es auch nicht sagen..
komm noch gern auf ein paar punkte zurück wenn du magst. interessiert mich.
dachte da eher richtung afrika/südamerika/russland die richtung... hab aber auch nichts aus dem sektor.
Techwerte/techbubble... bezieht sich bei mir auf die bekannten us-werte... netflix, twitter, amazon (gehe davon aus dass du da auch kein großer fan bist derzeit)
versicherungen & banken aller art würde ich meiden.
richtung nahrungsmittel oder rohstoffe dafür bin ich relativ bullish... sowas wie Retail food group gefällt mir auch sehr gut (franchise verschiedener marken).
möchte allgemein aber kein kgv von 20...
techwerte Telit z.B. bin ich dagegen wieder bullish und finde die aktie trotz kgv 19/20 eigentlich eher günstig (werde sogar kommende woche vermutlich ein paar kaufen).
also ganz pauschal kann ich es auch nicht sagen..
komm noch gern auf ein paar punkte zurück wenn du magst. interessiert mich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.264.032 von Popeye82 am 05.07.14 00:23:48
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Renewables a serious option for African miners, as energy costs, emissions rise; Rising energy prices +supply constraints have forced mining companies operating in Africa to find new energy solutions that are affordable, consistent +secure. The mining companies are exploring renewable-energy integration as a means to not only address their affordability +security of supply concerns, but also deal with broader carbon mitigation goals - MW/CMR - Jul 11, 2014
www.miningweekly.com/article/renewables-a-serious-option-for…
" Rising energy prices and supply constraints have forced mining companies operating in Africa to find new energy solutions that are affordable, consistent and secure.
The mining companies are exploring renewable-energy integration as a means to not only address their affordability and security of supply concerns, but also deal with broader carbon mitigation goals.
Comprehensive photovoltaic (PV) solar systems provider First Solar fuel replacement solutions director John Eccles points out that electricity is the lifeblood of all industries and that reliable electricity generation is particularly critical for the success of the mining sector.
“While the mining industry has traditionally relied on electricity grids and on-site liquid fuel generators for its electricity needs, there is a growing global understanding that solar energy is becoming more sustainable and affordable,” he says.
Deploying sophisticated PV hybrid solutions that supplement existing power sources – such as the electricity grid or diesel generators – can help mining companies tackle their daily electricity supply challenges during the day, while reducing costs and lowering the environmental impact of their operations.
Eccles notes that remote mines in Africa that operate independently from the electricity grid and rely largely on diesel generation to support their power requirements could benefit most from solar energy solutions.
Eccles points out that, when considering operational costs, a mining company will need to factor in the price of diesel used to power its generators, which is subject to international price and currency exchange volatility.
“Depending on the mine’s location, the cost of transporting diesel to the site will also have to be added, as will the cost of investing in and maintaining the generators.”
He adds that, while solar power is a variable resource, a hybrid of diesel and solar ensures the stability and reliability necessary to power a mining operation.
“With cost and operational efficiencies forming the backbone of the mining business, innovative hybrid system solutions can provide solar energy as an alternative source of fuel, reducing fuel consumption and variable costs.”
Solar Benefits
In addition to enabling operational continuity, hybrid solutions can also help extend the life of generators and decrease their operational and maintenance costs.
From an environmental perspective, they also help reduce noise pollution, carbon dioxide emissions and a mine’s overall carbon footprint.
Eccles says that hybrid power generation solutions offer the mining industry the opportunity to take control of energy costs by leveraging solar electricity’s cost competitiveness.
Siemens sales manager Fabrice Nicolas believes that African mining operations could convert to 100% peak penetration of solar or wind energy, rather than implement partial solutions that result in small environmental and financial benefits.
Speaking at the Renewables and Mining Summit, which took place in Johannesburg last month, Nicolas noted that the best renewable options are site-specific and that the first three rounds of South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme showed that renewable energy – especially wind and solar power – is competitive.
Challenges
Nicolas mentioned, however, that transitioning to renewable energy in the mining sector was not without its challenges.
“One of the major challenges regarding renewables in the mining sector is changing the current mindset [of the industry] and introducing renewable energy to the grid-tied market. People in the industry need to be educated when it comes to the benefits of incorporating renewable energy into mining to successfully move forward in that direction.”
He further pointed out that mines in Africa were well positioned to benefit from renewable solutions, owing to the available solar and wind resources on the continent and the high price of diesel.
However, Nicolas told Mining Weekly on the sidelines of the conference that the mining industry’s shift to renewables was being hampered by the long development cycle at most mines, as renewables were not typically considered during the mine’s initial planning phase.
“Mines are not developed in one year; they can take up to ten years to be fully developed and the real impact of renewable energy at a mining operation will be evident only two or three years into the operation, after the new technology has been implemented. We are, however, at a stage where renewables are being considered as a serious option,” he said.
Meanwhile, infrastructure solutions group Akhani Group COO Deon Fuhri also highlights logistics as a challenge facing the implementation of renewable-energy solutions, especially in remote African regions.
He adds that additional security measures also need to be implemented to prevent theft of solar PV components, for example.
Fuhri agrees that there has to be a paradigm shift within mining operations for renewables to make a financial and an environmental difference.
“When we talk to clients, they are initially excited about incorporating renewables into their operations. However, when a solution is presented, they are hesitant to implement a renewables plan,” he tells Mining Weekly.
Fuhri adds that the one challenge facing the implementation of a South African hybrid solution is the current inexpensive energy costs for local mines.
“They get a highly discounted rate from Eskom. A mine in Africa uses three times more energy than a mine in South Africa because they mainly run on diesel-powered generators,” Fuhri says.
Fuhri acknowledges that some mining companies operating in South Africa are considering the implementation of alternative energy solutions, such as keeping their essential operations connected to the grid and taking other operations, such as cooling and ventilation systems, off the grid.
“I do not, however, foresee mining companies in South Africa running solely on renewables any time soon,” he says.
Also speaking at last month’s Renewables and Mining Summit, mining company Revinsamb Mineral Mining Holding president Stanley Maphalala said security of supply was one of the risks associated with renewable solutions, which some of the company’s operations faced.
“The energy generated [by solar and wind power] is sporadic and only supplements the current supply during off-peak hours; it doesn’t necessarily provide additional security of supply,” he said.
He, too, highlighted theft and security as some of the majors issues facing the implementation of renewable systems, especially in certain remote areas where Revinsamb Mineral Mining Holding operates.
Meanwhile, Nicolas told Mining Weekly that renewable energy had, until recently, only made economic sense for remote mines that were not part of the grid, or for mines that had high energy costs.
“However, as the prices of batteries and other storage solutions begin to decrease, the business case for renewables will become more appealing.”
He added that implementing a renewable- energy solution “has many moving parts” and that a mine needed a provider that could install a PV or wind operation with a control system and competent storage, because a PV system could lose 70% of its power during overcast or cloudy conditions.
“Most mines are waiting for someone to take the first step. Once the first project has been implemented successfully, other mines will follow. It is just a matter of time before renewables in the mining sector take off,” said Nicolas.
Implementation
Also addressing summit delegates last month, diversified mining major Anglo American energy engineer Coenraad Pretorius said that the current supply of local energy had, of late, not been meeting demand.
“The price of energy is increasing rapidly and, combined with load-shedding and the additional cost of carbon tax, Anglo’s main goal regarding renewables is to see how it can assist us in mitigating the risk of energy interruptions in the long term and [how we can] make that sustainable.”
He added that the company had been considering renewable energy as an alternative source of energy since November last year and that the reliability of supply and the reduction of dependence on current supply were other factors motivating Anglo’s consideration.
“Mines consume so much energy that, for renewables to compete [with the main grid], massive sites for PV plants are necessary to make an impact on that reliability. Another important consideration is that most of the mines in South Africa are approaching their end-of-life; therefore, using renewables to give back to the community is important,” he said.
Meanwhile, Mining Weekly reported in May that African Barrick Gold (ABG), which has three mines in Tanzania and is expected to mine about eight-million tons of gold-bearing ore this year alone, has been actively exploring renewable-energy options for the past eight years, according to technical services GM Nic Schoeman and corporate maintenance manager Manfred Hildebrandt.
In its attempts to move away from a dependence on diesel, ABG first embraced grid power, sourced by electricity supply company Tanexco, which is wholly owned by the government of Tanzania. Tanexco’s energy is greener than diesel as half is generated from hydroenergy, while another 40% is generated from nearby gas reserves and 10% from thermal energy.
“Moving our operations from diesel to grid power ensured that a percentage would be renewable because of the hydroenergy,” said Schoeman.
Given subsequent performance problems with grid power, however, ABG was reassessing its options. The company was exploring the possibility of using solar energy for its Bulyanhulu mine, in Tanzania.
“If we get solar right, it has the potential to provide us with nearly 18% of our power needs,” he said.
Using solar power had become more appealing. Schoeman pointed out that thin film and other panel technologies had advanced significantly, improving the overall life efficiencies and life spans of solar solutions. As solar power was potentially cost effective, ABG was considering increasing its solar supply, said Hildebrandt.
Schoeman pointed out that economic considerations were important, and that renewable projects tended to have lengthy payback periods because of the upfront capital investment required.
Therefore, in the current capital-constrained environment, any project would have to demonstrate significant operating cost benefits to justify potential investment in renewable-energy solutions.
Like several industry stakeholders, Schoeman is convinced that while renewable energy has a role to play in the mining sector, it is currently not the only, or the best, solution to the country’s or the continent’s power supply deficit. "
www.miningweekly.com/article/renewables-a-serious-option-for…
" Rising energy prices and supply constraints have forced mining companies operating in Africa to find new energy solutions that are affordable, consistent and secure.
The mining companies are exploring renewable-energy integration as a means to not only address their affordability and security of supply concerns, but also deal with broader carbon mitigation goals.
Comprehensive photovoltaic (PV) solar systems provider First Solar fuel replacement solutions director John Eccles points out that electricity is the lifeblood of all industries and that reliable electricity generation is particularly critical for the success of the mining sector.
“While the mining industry has traditionally relied on electricity grids and on-site liquid fuel generators for its electricity needs, there is a growing global understanding that solar energy is becoming more sustainable and affordable,” he says.
Deploying sophisticated PV hybrid solutions that supplement existing power sources – such as the electricity grid or diesel generators – can help mining companies tackle their daily electricity supply challenges during the day, while reducing costs and lowering the environmental impact of their operations.
Eccles notes that remote mines in Africa that operate independently from the electricity grid and rely largely on diesel generation to support their power requirements could benefit most from solar energy solutions.
Eccles points out that, when considering operational costs, a mining company will need to factor in the price of diesel used to power its generators, which is subject to international price and currency exchange volatility.
“Depending on the mine’s location, the cost of transporting diesel to the site will also have to be added, as will the cost of investing in and maintaining the generators.”
He adds that, while solar power is a variable resource, a hybrid of diesel and solar ensures the stability and reliability necessary to power a mining operation.
“With cost and operational efficiencies forming the backbone of the mining business, innovative hybrid system solutions can provide solar energy as an alternative source of fuel, reducing fuel consumption and variable costs.”
Solar Benefits
In addition to enabling operational continuity, hybrid solutions can also help extend the life of generators and decrease their operational and maintenance costs.
From an environmental perspective, they also help reduce noise pollution, carbon dioxide emissions and a mine’s overall carbon footprint.
Eccles says that hybrid power generation solutions offer the mining industry the opportunity to take control of energy costs by leveraging solar electricity’s cost competitiveness.
Siemens sales manager Fabrice Nicolas believes that African mining operations could convert to 100% peak penetration of solar or wind energy, rather than implement partial solutions that result in small environmental and financial benefits.
Speaking at the Renewables and Mining Summit, which took place in Johannesburg last month, Nicolas noted that the best renewable options are site-specific and that the first three rounds of South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme showed that renewable energy – especially wind and solar power – is competitive.
Challenges
Nicolas mentioned, however, that transitioning to renewable energy in the mining sector was not without its challenges.
“One of the major challenges regarding renewables in the mining sector is changing the current mindset [of the industry] and introducing renewable energy to the grid-tied market. People in the industry need to be educated when it comes to the benefits of incorporating renewable energy into mining to successfully move forward in that direction.”
He further pointed out that mines in Africa were well positioned to benefit from renewable solutions, owing to the available solar and wind resources on the continent and the high price of diesel.
However, Nicolas told Mining Weekly on the sidelines of the conference that the mining industry’s shift to renewables was being hampered by the long development cycle at most mines, as renewables were not typically considered during the mine’s initial planning phase.
“Mines are not developed in one year; they can take up to ten years to be fully developed and the real impact of renewable energy at a mining operation will be evident only two or three years into the operation, after the new technology has been implemented. We are, however, at a stage where renewables are being considered as a serious option,” he said.
Meanwhile, infrastructure solutions group Akhani Group COO Deon Fuhri also highlights logistics as a challenge facing the implementation of renewable-energy solutions, especially in remote African regions.
He adds that additional security measures also need to be implemented to prevent theft of solar PV components, for example.
Fuhri agrees that there has to be a paradigm shift within mining operations for renewables to make a financial and an environmental difference.
“When we talk to clients, they are initially excited about incorporating renewables into their operations. However, when a solution is presented, they are hesitant to implement a renewables plan,” he tells Mining Weekly.
Fuhri adds that the one challenge facing the implementation of a South African hybrid solution is the current inexpensive energy costs for local mines.
“They get a highly discounted rate from Eskom. A mine in Africa uses three times more energy than a mine in South Africa because they mainly run on diesel-powered generators,” Fuhri says.
Fuhri acknowledges that some mining companies operating in South Africa are considering the implementation of alternative energy solutions, such as keeping their essential operations connected to the grid and taking other operations, such as cooling and ventilation systems, off the grid.
“I do not, however, foresee mining companies in South Africa running solely on renewables any time soon,” he says.
Also speaking at last month’s Renewables and Mining Summit, mining company Revinsamb Mineral Mining Holding president Stanley Maphalala said security of supply was one of the risks associated with renewable solutions, which some of the company’s operations faced.
“The energy generated [by solar and wind power] is sporadic and only supplements the current supply during off-peak hours; it doesn’t necessarily provide additional security of supply,” he said.
He, too, highlighted theft and security as some of the majors issues facing the implementation of renewable systems, especially in certain remote areas where Revinsamb Mineral Mining Holding operates.
Meanwhile, Nicolas told Mining Weekly that renewable energy had, until recently, only made economic sense for remote mines that were not part of the grid, or for mines that had high energy costs.
“However, as the prices of batteries and other storage solutions begin to decrease, the business case for renewables will become more appealing.”
He added that implementing a renewable- energy solution “has many moving parts” and that a mine needed a provider that could install a PV or wind operation with a control system and competent storage, because a PV system could lose 70% of its power during overcast or cloudy conditions.
“Most mines are waiting for someone to take the first step. Once the first project has been implemented successfully, other mines will follow. It is just a matter of time before renewables in the mining sector take off,” said Nicolas.
Implementation
Also addressing summit delegates last month, diversified mining major Anglo American energy engineer Coenraad Pretorius said that the current supply of local energy had, of late, not been meeting demand.
“The price of energy is increasing rapidly and, combined with load-shedding and the additional cost of carbon tax, Anglo’s main goal regarding renewables is to see how it can assist us in mitigating the risk of energy interruptions in the long term and [how we can] make that sustainable.”
He added that the company had been considering renewable energy as an alternative source of energy since November last year and that the reliability of supply and the reduction of dependence on current supply were other factors motivating Anglo’s consideration.
“Mines consume so much energy that, for renewables to compete [with the main grid], massive sites for PV plants are necessary to make an impact on that reliability. Another important consideration is that most of the mines in South Africa are approaching their end-of-life; therefore, using renewables to give back to the community is important,” he said.
Meanwhile, Mining Weekly reported in May that African Barrick Gold (ABG), which has three mines in Tanzania and is expected to mine about eight-million tons of gold-bearing ore this year alone, has been actively exploring renewable-energy options for the past eight years, according to technical services GM Nic Schoeman and corporate maintenance manager Manfred Hildebrandt.
In its attempts to move away from a dependence on diesel, ABG first embraced grid power, sourced by electricity supply company Tanexco, which is wholly owned by the government of Tanzania. Tanexco’s energy is greener than diesel as half is generated from hydroenergy, while another 40% is generated from nearby gas reserves and 10% from thermal energy.
“Moving our operations from diesel to grid power ensured that a percentage would be renewable because of the hydroenergy,” said Schoeman.
Given subsequent performance problems with grid power, however, ABG was reassessing its options. The company was exploring the possibility of using solar energy for its Bulyanhulu mine, in Tanzania.
“If we get solar right, it has the potential to provide us with nearly 18% of our power needs,” he said.
Using solar power had become more appealing. Schoeman pointed out that thin film and other panel technologies had advanced significantly, improving the overall life efficiencies and life spans of solar solutions. As solar power was potentially cost effective, ABG was considering increasing its solar supply, said Hildebrandt.
Schoeman pointed out that economic considerations were important, and that renewable projects tended to have lengthy payback periods because of the upfront capital investment required.
Therefore, in the current capital-constrained environment, any project would have to demonstrate significant operating cost benefits to justify potential investment in renewable-energy solutions.
Like several industry stakeholders, Schoeman is convinced that while renewable energy has a role to play in the mining sector, it is currently not the only, or the best, solution to the country’s or the continent’s power supply deficit. "
US lawmakers introduce bill to reform 142 year-old mining law, Twenty US legislators had this week introduced a bill in the House of Representatives looking for reforms to the General Mining Act of 1872, proposing to make the mining companies pay more royalties. The bill suggests to charge mining companies a royalty of 8% on new mines +4% on the existing properties for mining on public land - MW, TORONTO - Jul 11, 2014
- H. Lazenby -
www.miningweekly.com/article/us-lawmakers-introduce-bill-to-…
"Twenty US legislators had this week introduced a bill in the House of Representatives looking for reforms to the General Mining Act of 1872, proposing to make the mining companies pay more royalties.
The bill suggests to charge mining companies a royalty of 8% on new mines and 4% on the existing properties for mining on public land.
The bill has been introduced on Thursday by the US House of Representatives natural resources committee member Peter DeFazio and subcommittee on public lands and environmental regulation member Raul Grijalva.
For over 140 years, the federal government has allowed mining companies to extract hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of valuable publically owned minerals from our public lands without paying American taxpayers a single dime.
The 1872 Mining Law was signed into law by President Ulysses Grant. Originally intended to spur the nation’s westward expansion, the 19th century statute still governs the extraction of hardrock minerals on over 350-million acres of public lands in the western US.
"Adding insult to injury, the current law has allowed these mining companies – many of them foreign owned-to carve up our lands and abandon the toxic, hazardous mess for taxpayers to clean up. My legislation will ensure the mining industry pays its fair share, meets modern environmental standards, and addresses its legacy of contamination throughout the west,” DeFazio said.
The congresspersons proposed to use the money raised through royalties to clean-up abandoned hardrock mine lands, which was estimated to cost about $72-billion.
A new report released by the committee’s Democrats estimated that the owners of 46 of the nation’s top-producing hardrock mines would have paid $380-million in royalties in 2012 and 2013, had the DeFazio legislation been law.
The study held that the 46 mines produced minerals worth about $9.6-billion in the last two years from federally controlled land, without paying any royalties. Twenty-one of these mines are foreign owned.
GREEN APPLAUSE
The bill was welcomed by several environment-focused lobby groups.
“This bill would bring the 19th century mining law into the 21st century, and help the economy in the process. The 1872 Mining Law reform is a win-win for both jobs and the environment, and ensures that taxpayers start getting a fair deal instead of giving away our minerals for free,” Earthworks executive director Jennifer Krill said.
Mary Costello of the Rock Creek Alliance, a citizen’s group fighting to protect a Montana wilderness area from a proposed mine alleged to potentially generate water pollution “forever” said that there are some places that simply should not be mined.
“We need a mining law that lets us safeguard a major watershed that is absolutely vital to our local economy, while protecting the spectacular public lands that are a part of our nation’s wilderness system. This bill does that,” Costello said.
“I am grateful that congressman DeFazio is taking leadership to reform our country’s out-dated mining laws. Many of us were outraged to learn how little public lands agencies can do to protect our clean water and salmon runs because the outmoded mining law makes mining the highest use for public lands. Now, it’s rigged to give mining companies a big advantage, but local communities will be left to deal with the pollution,” Kalmiopsis Audubon Society member Ann Vileisis. The group is working to protect the headwaters of National Wild, Scenic Rogue and Smith rivers from nickel strip mining. "
- H. Lazenby -
www.miningweekly.com/article/us-lawmakers-introduce-bill-to-…
"Twenty US legislators had this week introduced a bill in the House of Representatives looking for reforms to the General Mining Act of 1872, proposing to make the mining companies pay more royalties.
The bill suggests to charge mining companies a royalty of 8% on new mines and 4% on the existing properties for mining on public land.
The bill has been introduced on Thursday by the US House of Representatives natural resources committee member Peter DeFazio and subcommittee on public lands and environmental regulation member Raul Grijalva.
For over 140 years, the federal government has allowed mining companies to extract hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of valuable publically owned minerals from our public lands without paying American taxpayers a single dime.
The 1872 Mining Law was signed into law by President Ulysses Grant. Originally intended to spur the nation’s westward expansion, the 19th century statute still governs the extraction of hardrock minerals on over 350-million acres of public lands in the western US.
"Adding insult to injury, the current law has allowed these mining companies – many of them foreign owned-to carve up our lands and abandon the toxic, hazardous mess for taxpayers to clean up. My legislation will ensure the mining industry pays its fair share, meets modern environmental standards, and addresses its legacy of contamination throughout the west,” DeFazio said.
The congresspersons proposed to use the money raised through royalties to clean-up abandoned hardrock mine lands, which was estimated to cost about $72-billion.
A new report released by the committee’s Democrats estimated that the owners of 46 of the nation’s top-producing hardrock mines would have paid $380-million in royalties in 2012 and 2013, had the DeFazio legislation been law.
The study held that the 46 mines produced minerals worth about $9.6-billion in the last two years from federally controlled land, without paying any royalties. Twenty-one of these mines are foreign owned.
GREEN APPLAUSE
The bill was welcomed by several environment-focused lobby groups.
“This bill would bring the 19th century mining law into the 21st century, and help the economy in the process. The 1872 Mining Law reform is a win-win for both jobs and the environment, and ensures that taxpayers start getting a fair deal instead of giving away our minerals for free,” Earthworks executive director Jennifer Krill said.
Mary Costello of the Rock Creek Alliance, a citizen’s group fighting to protect a Montana wilderness area from a proposed mine alleged to potentially generate water pollution “forever” said that there are some places that simply should not be mined.
“We need a mining law that lets us safeguard a major watershed that is absolutely vital to our local economy, while protecting the spectacular public lands that are a part of our nation’s wilderness system. This bill does that,” Costello said.
“I am grateful that congressman DeFazio is taking leadership to reform our country’s out-dated mining laws. Many of us were outraged to learn how little public lands agencies can do to protect our clean water and salmon runs because the outmoded mining law makes mining the highest use for public lands. Now, it’s rigged to give mining companies a big advantage, but local communities will be left to deal with the pollution,” Kalmiopsis Audubon Society member Ann Vileisis. The group is working to protect the headwaters of National Wild, Scenic Rogue and Smith rivers from nickel strip mining. "
BHP sell-off could undo Billiton historic deal, As BHP considers the sale of almost all of the businesses that Billiton brought to the 2001 merger deal, experts say the firm is likely to end up leaving London
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FIFO tax breaks come under the miiicroscope, CFMEU calls to haaaaalt FIFO tax breaks for mining companies, LNP votes against 100 per cent FIFO, +MP Landry calls to eeeeeeend tax offset for FIFO workers - MA/CFMEU - Jul 17, 2014
- V. Validakis, B. Hagemann -
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/fifo-tax-breaks-come-under-t…
"The CFMEU has called for the removal of ‘tax perks’ for mining companies using FIFO workforces rather than hiring locals.
The miner’s union has urged the newly formed parliamentary committee for Northern Australia to recommend scrapping tax concessions associated with using FIFO workers.
The committee has been tasked to consider policies for developing the parts of Australia which lie north of the Tropic of Capricorn from the west the east coast, including the potential development of the region’s mineral and energy sectors.
CFMEU Mining and Energy general vice president Wayne McAndrew said the committee should recommend an overhaul of the tax system to end “preferential tax treatment for the use of FIFO over local workers”.
McAndrew said the growing use of wholly FIFO workforces was denying jobs to locals in regional areas and undermining the livelihood of some communities.
“There is a legitimate role for FIFO work arrangements in remote areas,” McAndrew said.
“But mining companies’ preference for FIFO at the expense of employing locals is seriously hurting regional areas.”
McAndrew claims the popularity of FIFO work practices is centred around tax breaks mining companies receive for flying workers in.
He said a report tabled in parliament last year outlining the damaging impacts a transient workforce can have on regional areas recommended restructuring the tax system to wind back Fringe Benefit Tax exemptions for the use of FIFO workers in established regional communities; and to create incentives for regional home ownership.
The “Cancer of the bush or salvation of our cities?” report made 21 recommendations to government including better resourcing communities under pressure from large FIFO workforces, removing tax benefits for companies using transient workforces, a study into the impact on communities and the development of a housing strategy.
Independent MP Tony Windsor wrote in the report's foreword that governments of all levels needed to recognise and act on the issues impacting regional communities who were hosting large FIFO workforces.
BHP is among the companies that have copped flak for the use of wholly FIFO workforces.
While the company says the system is required for flexibility, many have come out in criticism of the arrangement.
The CFMEU said it does not oppose FIFO but states where there is a community that can service a coal mine, locals should be given a choice.
CFMEU district president Stephen Smyth says moves by BHP to ban people from applying for work at the new Caval and Daunia mines if they live in the local area were examples where mining companies were “breaking the fabric of mining towns”.
“With any mining project, employees should be given a choice and not have FIFO thrust upon them as compulsory,” Smyth told Australian Mining.
LNP supports fight against 100 per cent FIFO
The Queensland Liberal National Party has recently lent majority support to back a move to end 100 per cent FIFO.
A motion by Rockhampton LNP members, to scrap clauses preventing people from applying for jobs at mines near their home town, was passed at the state LNP conference last weekend.
Capricornia MP Michelle Landry said the move met overwhelming support within the party.
“There was about 98 per cent support in the room,” she said.
“The premier was not present but the deputy was… he didn’t speak against the issue.
“It's plain common sense and it was pleasing to see that the member's views were heard and passed,” she said.
Landry said FIFO camps mean little money is being spent in local communities, and that some businesses in mining towns are struggling to survive as FIFO workers, who spend all of their time on site at camps, fail to spend money in the local community.
Taking tax breaks from the workers
However, Ms Landry has also commented on the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the future development of Northern Australia, which held hearings with Treasury and Australian Taxation Office officials to examine the remote area Zone Tax Offset available to people who work in remote areas, including FIFO workers.
“We want sustainable local communities and people who choose to live there should benefit from such tax arrangements, not people who 'jet' to work and contribute nothing to the local economy,” she said.
The remote area Zone Tax Offset is only available to workers who have spent 183 days in a single year working in a remote location, regardless of their home address.
Australian Mining asked Ms Landry whether she believed that people ought to begrudge the $1173 tax break for people who spend their working life in remote areas for more than 183 days a year.
“If you get that zonal tax break you should have to live in the town,” she said.
“It’s not their home address.”
Landry indicated that she was aware that FIFO workers who do not live in a camp often have to cover the expense of maintaining two addresses, one at home, and a rental where they work. "
- V. Validakis, B. Hagemann -
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/fifo-tax-breaks-come-under-t…
"The CFMEU has called for the removal of ‘tax perks’ for mining companies using FIFO workforces rather than hiring locals.
The miner’s union has urged the newly formed parliamentary committee for Northern Australia to recommend scrapping tax concessions associated with using FIFO workers.
The committee has been tasked to consider policies for developing the parts of Australia which lie north of the Tropic of Capricorn from the west the east coast, including the potential development of the region’s mineral and energy sectors.
CFMEU Mining and Energy general vice president Wayne McAndrew said the committee should recommend an overhaul of the tax system to end “preferential tax treatment for the use of FIFO over local workers”.
McAndrew said the growing use of wholly FIFO workforces was denying jobs to locals in regional areas and undermining the livelihood of some communities.
“There is a legitimate role for FIFO work arrangements in remote areas,” McAndrew said.
“But mining companies’ preference for FIFO at the expense of employing locals is seriously hurting regional areas.”
McAndrew claims the popularity of FIFO work practices is centred around tax breaks mining companies receive for flying workers in.
He said a report tabled in parliament last year outlining the damaging impacts a transient workforce can have on regional areas recommended restructuring the tax system to wind back Fringe Benefit Tax exemptions for the use of FIFO workers in established regional communities; and to create incentives for regional home ownership.
The “Cancer of the bush or salvation of our cities?” report made 21 recommendations to government including better resourcing communities under pressure from large FIFO workforces, removing tax benefits for companies using transient workforces, a study into the impact on communities and the development of a housing strategy.
Independent MP Tony Windsor wrote in the report's foreword that governments of all levels needed to recognise and act on the issues impacting regional communities who were hosting large FIFO workforces.
BHP is among the companies that have copped flak for the use of wholly FIFO workforces.
While the company says the system is required for flexibility, many have come out in criticism of the arrangement.
The CFMEU said it does not oppose FIFO but states where there is a community that can service a coal mine, locals should be given a choice.
CFMEU district president Stephen Smyth says moves by BHP to ban people from applying for work at the new Caval and Daunia mines if they live in the local area were examples where mining companies were “breaking the fabric of mining towns”.
“With any mining project, employees should be given a choice and not have FIFO thrust upon them as compulsory,” Smyth told Australian Mining.
LNP supports fight against 100 per cent FIFO
The Queensland Liberal National Party has recently lent majority support to back a move to end 100 per cent FIFO.
A motion by Rockhampton LNP members, to scrap clauses preventing people from applying for jobs at mines near their home town, was passed at the state LNP conference last weekend.
Capricornia MP Michelle Landry said the move met overwhelming support within the party.
“There was about 98 per cent support in the room,” she said.
“The premier was not present but the deputy was… he didn’t speak against the issue.
“It's plain common sense and it was pleasing to see that the member's views were heard and passed,” she said.
Landry said FIFO camps mean little money is being spent in local communities, and that some businesses in mining towns are struggling to survive as FIFO workers, who spend all of their time on site at camps, fail to spend money in the local community.
Taking tax breaks from the workers
However, Ms Landry has also commented on the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the future development of Northern Australia, which held hearings with Treasury and Australian Taxation Office officials to examine the remote area Zone Tax Offset available to people who work in remote areas, including FIFO workers.
“We want sustainable local communities and people who choose to live there should benefit from such tax arrangements, not people who 'jet' to work and contribute nothing to the local economy,” she said.
The remote area Zone Tax Offset is only available to workers who have spent 183 days in a single year working in a remote location, regardless of their home address.
Australian Mining asked Ms Landry whether she believed that people ought to begrudge the $1173 tax break for people who spend their working life in remote areas for more than 183 days a year.
“If you get that zonal tax break you should have to live in the town,” she said.
“It’s not their home address.”
Landry indicated that she was aware that FIFO workers who do not live in a camp often have to cover the expense of maintaining two addresses, one at home, and a rental where they work. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.373.047 von dosto am 19.11.11 15:13:51
Dosto, Dein Vater im Geiste überbringt frohe Botschaft.
Rick Rule says small-cap mining stocks 'poised for dramatic rebound' - SH - Jul 25, 2014
- B. Eversole, R. Rule -
www.stockhouse.com/opinion/independent-reports/2014/07/25/ri…
"Rule spoke at the Sprott Natural Resource Symposium
"The situation is in place for a dramatic recovery," Rick Rule told the audience.
I'm here in Vancouver – the heart of the resource-mining industry – attending the Sprott Natural Resource Symposium. It's a collection of the "best of the best" in the small-cap resource space.
I'm here for a simple reason... while major stock markets around the world have soared over the past few years, small resource companies have absolutely crashed. Falling well more than 50% as a whole.
But today, that means opportunity. Many of the brightest minds here expect the bottom is in, and prices have nowhere to go but higher.
Let me explain...
Rick Rule leads a pack of smart industry pros in Vancouver. Rick's a multi-decade investor in the small-cap mining sector and the Chairman of Sprott U.S. Holdings – an arm of Sprott Inc., which manages $7.6 billion.
During his keynote presentation, he explained why he's excited about today's opportunity...
"A market down 75% is precisely 75% more valuable and 75% less risky."
What surprised me is that Rick wasn't a cheerleader. He simply explained the rational opportunity in the resource sector today. His big theme was simple...
"A bull market is coming. Don't waste it."
Of course, Rick takes a contrarian approach to investing. And right now, things are bad. Folks just aren't interested in resource investing...
Attendance at this year's Vancouver conference is at its lowest in years. And it has been in steady decline since the glut began in 2011. But at least they're still in business...
"The current challenged metals market has led us to make the difficult decision to suspend our events..."
That's from the Metals and Minerals Investment Conference website. Metals and Minerals is one of the largest resource-based conference groups, with events in New York and San Francisco.
The cause of all of this bad sentiment is simple. Small-cap mining stocks have crashed... If we take a look at the S&P/TSX Venture Index – where most small resource companies reside – the opportunity becomes obvious...
This index of small resource companies has crashed over the past three years. It's now sitting near 2002 and 2008 lows... where the last two great bull markets began.
Importantly, the index has been rising over the last year. The index is up 17% since last June and 9% so far this year.
In short, no one is interested in small-cap resources. Major conference circuits have been canceled and the overall market is down 50%-plus over the last few years. Yet, the market is UP recently.
According to Rick Rule, today's opportunity is enormous. According to him, "expectations are so low that we can't help but succeed."
Yes, it'll likely be a bumpy ride. But if you have the stomach for it, small-cap resources seem to be poised to move higher.
With U.S. stocks reaching all-time highs, the best opportunities are in beaten and forgotten places. Resources fit that mold perfectly today. Don't miss the opportunity. "
Dosto, Dein Vater im Geiste überbringt frohe Botschaft.
Rick Rule says small-cap mining stocks 'poised for dramatic rebound' - SH - Jul 25, 2014
- B. Eversole, R. Rule -
www.stockhouse.com/opinion/independent-reports/2014/07/25/ri…
"Rule spoke at the Sprott Natural Resource Symposium
"The situation is in place for a dramatic recovery," Rick Rule told the audience.
I'm here in Vancouver – the heart of the resource-mining industry – attending the Sprott Natural Resource Symposium. It's a collection of the "best of the best" in the small-cap resource space.
I'm here for a simple reason... while major stock markets around the world have soared over the past few years, small resource companies have absolutely crashed. Falling well more than 50% as a whole.
But today, that means opportunity. Many of the brightest minds here expect the bottom is in, and prices have nowhere to go but higher.
Let me explain...
Rick Rule leads a pack of smart industry pros in Vancouver. Rick's a multi-decade investor in the small-cap mining sector and the Chairman of Sprott U.S. Holdings – an arm of Sprott Inc., which manages $7.6 billion.
During his keynote presentation, he explained why he's excited about today's opportunity...
"A market down 75% is precisely 75% more valuable and 75% less risky."
What surprised me is that Rick wasn't a cheerleader. He simply explained the rational opportunity in the resource sector today. His big theme was simple...
"A bull market is coming. Don't waste it."
Of course, Rick takes a contrarian approach to investing. And right now, things are bad. Folks just aren't interested in resource investing...
Attendance at this year's Vancouver conference is at its lowest in years. And it has been in steady decline since the glut began in 2011. But at least they're still in business...
"The current challenged metals market has led us to make the difficult decision to suspend our events..."
That's from the Metals and Minerals Investment Conference website. Metals and Minerals is one of the largest resource-based conference groups, with events in New York and San Francisco.
The cause of all of this bad sentiment is simple. Small-cap mining stocks have crashed... If we take a look at the S&P/TSX Venture Index – where most small resource companies reside – the opportunity becomes obvious...
This index of small resource companies has crashed over the past three years. It's now sitting near 2002 and 2008 lows... where the last two great bull markets began.
Importantly, the index has been rising over the last year. The index is up 17% since last June and 9% so far this year.
In short, no one is interested in small-cap resources. Major conference circuits have been canceled and the overall market is down 50%-plus over the last few years. Yet, the market is UP recently.
According to Rick Rule, today's opportunity is enormous. According to him, "expectations are so low that we can't help but succeed."
Yes, it'll likely be a bumpy ride. But if you have the stomach for it, small-cap resources seem to be poised to move higher.
With U.S. stocks reaching all-time highs, the best opportunities are in beaten and forgotten places. Resources fit that mold perfectly today. Don't miss the opportunity. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.379.366 von Popeye82 am 26.07.14 21:14:52der entscheidende satz ist:
"Don't miss the opportunity."
mehr muss man nicht wissen
"Don't miss the opportunity."
mehr muss man nicht wissen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.379.372 von Boersiback am 26.07.14 21:17:28
Jo, mach mal.
Ist ja nicht so dass Viele schon laaaaange den 'Rebound' bei den Rohstoffwerten 'prophezeien'. Und wieder, und wieder und wieder.
Bei Ihm ist es auch nicht das '1. Mal'.
Ich war mir zu Ihm ehrlich gesagt längere Zeit nicht sicher, denke aber jetzt dass es ein SChwachkopf ist.
Jo, mach mal.
Ist ja nicht so dass Viele schon laaaaange den 'Rebound' bei den Rohstoffwerten 'prophezeien'. Und wieder, und wieder und wieder.
Bei Ihm ist es auch nicht das '1. Mal'.
Ich war mir zu Ihm ehrlich gesagt längere Zeit nicht sicher, denke aber jetzt dass es ein SChwachkopf ist.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.379.390 von Popeye82 am 26.07.14 21:34:22naja mit schwachkopf könntest du nicht ganz unrecht haben..
ich finds halt auch immer zu allgemein..
rebound ja nein vielleicht... jedes EINZELNE unternehmen hat seinen rebound oder verfall und nicht die ganze branche am stück. das ist eher selten solche einbrüche wie 2000 insgesamt und bei den techs im besonderen, 2008 oder jetzt eben bei den minenwerten seit 2011. bei den explorern ja schon seit 2007.
ich glaub eher das was völlig verrücktes passiert:
es geht einfach selektiv weiter und insgesamt mehr seitwärts als es sich die meisten denken werden.
so haben halt kinross und northern star auch nix miteinander am hut.
es sind ja auch wirklich einige werte top gelaufen und nahe an den hochs oder drüber.
ich hasse immer dieses geschwätz bzgl einer branche als ob´s jede einzelne aktie darin treffen würde.
jedes unternehmen macht seine eigene geschichte.
von daher ob sprott auf der einen seite oder dosto auf der anderen. beides absolut nicht mein ding
ich finds halt auch immer zu allgemein..
rebound ja nein vielleicht... jedes EINZELNE unternehmen hat seinen rebound oder verfall und nicht die ganze branche am stück. das ist eher selten solche einbrüche wie 2000 insgesamt und bei den techs im besonderen, 2008 oder jetzt eben bei den minenwerten seit 2011. bei den explorern ja schon seit 2007.
ich glaub eher das was völlig verrücktes passiert:
es geht einfach selektiv weiter und insgesamt mehr seitwärts als es sich die meisten denken werden.
so haben halt kinross und northern star auch nix miteinander am hut.
es sind ja auch wirklich einige werte top gelaufen und nahe an den hochs oder drüber.
ich hasse immer dieses geschwätz bzgl einer branche als ob´s jede einzelne aktie darin treffen würde.
jedes unternehmen macht seine eigene geschichte.
von daher ob sprott auf der einen seite oder dosto auf der anderen. beides absolut nicht mein ding
Mass grave with hundreds of skeletons found in Bolivian mining town, Hundreds of thousands have died over the years @the city's main silver mine, as a direct result of cave-ins, overwork, hunger +disease
www.mining.com/mass-grave-with-hundreds-of-skeletons-found-i…
www.mining.com/mass-grave-with-hundreds-of-skeletons-found-i…
im Einkauf liegt Gewinn.
Rio confirms $50.000.000 sale of Mozambique coal assets
www.miningweekly.com/article/rio-confirms-sale-of-moz-coal-a…
Rio confirms $50.000.000 sale of Mozambique coal assets
www.miningweekly.com/article/rio-confirms-sale-of-moz-coal-a…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.379.366 von Popeye82 am 26.07.14 21:14:52
due Unerleuchteten scheinen noch nicht genuch zuehört zu haben -zum gefühlt 100. Mal, in den letzten 2, 3 Jahren-. Sauerei.
Besonders geil finde ich "the fact that sooner or later, investors will realize that they’re playing with ’25-cent dollars’"(Grund Eins)
Ist das theoreeetisch möglich dass die, einfach nur, mit '25-cents cents' spielen???????????????
Rick Rule: Three Reasons to Start Buying Resource Juniors
www.stockhouse.com/opinion/independent-reports/2014/08/05/ri…
"Gold has declined slightly, from around $1,320 to $1,300, in the last few weeks. Rick commented that this was normal for a recovery in resource stocks. You expect gradual rises and subsequent consolidations. Today, he lays out his three big drivers for a recovery in the ‘junior’ resource stocks.
Rick, are we still on our way towards a recovery? What catalysts might take the market higher?
“The market for junior resource stocks, as you can see from the performance of the TSX.V, the ASX, and the LSE AIM, marked a bottom around a year ago. They’re in a gradual recovery now, and I believe the uptrend will continue, albeit marked by the same volatility that we’ve seen in the market so far. We’ve experienced three advances and subsequent declines this calendar year – and that’s normal for the early stages of a resource recovery. These advances need to consolidate, which they have already done nicely.
“There are three key drivers to this advancement. First, there’s the incredible amount of capital that the junior market raised five or six years ago and the fact that sooner or later, investors will realize that they’re playing with ’25-cent dollars,’ as many juniors are trading well below the value of their cash and other assets. Second, there are the extraordinarily low valuations attributed to some of the best companies in the sector. Third, there is the increasing pace of mergers and acquisitions. This is a good thing, as horizontal mergers decrease G&A expenses, while in ‘top-down’ mergers, larger mining companies buy up select juniors to add to their exploration and development pipeline.
“Besides these three points, there is also the fact that we are in a nascent boom in the discovery cycle. There has been an increasing pace of new discoveries, and the market certainly appreciates genuine discoveries.
“In my experience, Henry, bull markets begin when the market as a whole exceeds expectations. Since expectations are currently exceedingly low, it won’t take much to beat them. Moves up from lower bases, discoveries, mergers and acquisitions, and particularly the generally low valuations today relative to market norms for the best companies in the sector, all point to a continued uptrend among resource stocks.
“I would urge you, if you are interested in the sector, to increase the pace of you investments now. Do it selectively because the sector will continue to be volatile and the recovery will continue to be gradual, though perhaps not tepid. I do believe that the risk is to the upside, not the downside.”
You mention that we need to be selective, but don’t “rising tides raise all ships?” How important is analyzing resource stocks ahead of a recovery?
“Important point, Henry. The sector is already so risky that you should try to minimize those risks, not increase them. Bad management teams make the risks of the sector even worse. My friend Doug Casey often says that ‘when the wind is blowing even turkeys can fly.’ The problem though is that the turkeys need to stay fed long enough that they can last until the wind picks up.
“If you took all the juniors together, merging them into a single entity – they would probably lose around $2 to $5 billion a year. Therefore buying the sector as a whole is an excuse to go broke. Meanwhile, the 5 or 10 percent of the best companies in the sector can create such spectacular increases in shareholder value that they add visibility – and sometimes luster – to the overall sector. Confining your portfolio to the best people, the best projects, and the sturdiest balance sheets is not that constraining, but it is critical to maximizing your returns through both upswings and declines in the resource sector.”
P.S.: The audio recordings for the Sprott Vancouver Natural Resource Symposium have just been released. Enjoy all the bombshells, the laughs, and the impromptu remarks, delivered straight to your inbox. Recordngs offered for a fee through Agora Financial.
P.P.S.: Interested in how to perform due diligence? Check out Rick Rule's Guide to Natural Resource Investing, available free right here.
Rick Rule is the Chairman and Founder of Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd., a full-service brokerage firm located in Carlsbad, CA. Sprott Global is an affiliate of Sprott Inc., a public company based in Toronto, Canada. Mr. Rule leads a team of earth science and finance professionals who form an intellectual pool for resource investment management. He and his team have experience in many resource sectors including mining, oil and gas, water, agriculture, forestry, and alternative energy.
Article originally posted on SprottGlobal.com. "
due Unerleuchteten scheinen noch nicht genuch zuehört zu haben -zum gefühlt 100. Mal, in den letzten 2, 3 Jahren-. Sauerei.
Besonders geil finde ich "the fact that sooner or later, investors will realize that they’re playing with ’25-cent dollars’"(Grund Eins)
Ist das theoreeetisch möglich dass die, einfach nur, mit '25-cents cents' spielen???????????????
Rick Rule: Three Reasons to Start Buying Resource Juniors
www.stockhouse.com/opinion/independent-reports/2014/08/05/ri…
"Gold has declined slightly, from around $1,320 to $1,300, in the last few weeks. Rick commented that this was normal for a recovery in resource stocks. You expect gradual rises and subsequent consolidations. Today, he lays out his three big drivers for a recovery in the ‘junior’ resource stocks.
Rick, are we still on our way towards a recovery? What catalysts might take the market higher?
“The market for junior resource stocks, as you can see from the performance of the TSX.V, the ASX, and the LSE AIM, marked a bottom around a year ago. They’re in a gradual recovery now, and I believe the uptrend will continue, albeit marked by the same volatility that we’ve seen in the market so far. We’ve experienced three advances and subsequent declines this calendar year – and that’s normal for the early stages of a resource recovery. These advances need to consolidate, which they have already done nicely.
“There are three key drivers to this advancement. First, there’s the incredible amount of capital that the junior market raised five or six years ago and the fact that sooner or later, investors will realize that they’re playing with ’25-cent dollars,’ as many juniors are trading well below the value of their cash and other assets. Second, there are the extraordinarily low valuations attributed to some of the best companies in the sector. Third, there is the increasing pace of mergers and acquisitions. This is a good thing, as horizontal mergers decrease G&A expenses, while in ‘top-down’ mergers, larger mining companies buy up select juniors to add to their exploration and development pipeline.
“Besides these three points, there is also the fact that we are in a nascent boom in the discovery cycle. There has been an increasing pace of new discoveries, and the market certainly appreciates genuine discoveries.
“In my experience, Henry, bull markets begin when the market as a whole exceeds expectations. Since expectations are currently exceedingly low, it won’t take much to beat them. Moves up from lower bases, discoveries, mergers and acquisitions, and particularly the generally low valuations today relative to market norms for the best companies in the sector, all point to a continued uptrend among resource stocks.
“I would urge you, if you are interested in the sector, to increase the pace of you investments now. Do it selectively because the sector will continue to be volatile and the recovery will continue to be gradual, though perhaps not tepid. I do believe that the risk is to the upside, not the downside.”
You mention that we need to be selective, but don’t “rising tides raise all ships?” How important is analyzing resource stocks ahead of a recovery?
“Important point, Henry. The sector is already so risky that you should try to minimize those risks, not increase them. Bad management teams make the risks of the sector even worse. My friend Doug Casey often says that ‘when the wind is blowing even turkeys can fly.’ The problem though is that the turkeys need to stay fed long enough that they can last until the wind picks up.
“If you took all the juniors together, merging them into a single entity – they would probably lose around $2 to $5 billion a year. Therefore buying the sector as a whole is an excuse to go broke. Meanwhile, the 5 or 10 percent of the best companies in the sector can create such spectacular increases in shareholder value that they add visibility – and sometimes luster – to the overall sector. Confining your portfolio to the best people, the best projects, and the sturdiest balance sheets is not that constraining, but it is critical to maximizing your returns through both upswings and declines in the resource sector.”
P.S.: The audio recordings for the Sprott Vancouver Natural Resource Symposium have just been released. Enjoy all the bombshells, the laughs, and the impromptu remarks, delivered straight to your inbox. Recordngs offered for a fee through Agora Financial.
P.P.S.: Interested in how to perform due diligence? Check out Rick Rule's Guide to Natural Resource Investing, available free right here.
Rick Rule is the Chairman and Founder of Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd., a full-service brokerage firm located in Carlsbad, CA. Sprott Global is an affiliate of Sprott Inc., a public company based in Toronto, Canada. Mr. Rule leads a team of earth science and finance professionals who form an intellectual pool for resource investment management. He and his team have experience in many resource sectors including mining, oil and gas, water, agriculture, forestry, and alternative energy.
Article originally posted on SprottGlobal.com. "
Newmont CEO says open to Barrick Gold merger talks
www.miningweekly.com/article/newmont-ceo-says-open-to-barric…
www.miningweekly.com/article/newmont-ceo-says-open-to-barric…
langsam scheinen auchma verstärkt die ein oder anderen Konsequenzen/'learning lessons' zum tragen zu kommen.
trotzdem ist's in meinen Augen -noooch- so, als ob man bei einer Schusswunde, kanapp neben dem Herz, mal grad ein Pflaster draufgeklebt hat(und genau dieses unterscheiden, zwischen den beiden, ist eine der Sachen die ich vielen der (schon-wieder-)Rohstoff-Bullen 'anlaste').
ist so ungefähr der 'gefühlte Equivalent' wie mit 50 Jahren, zum 1. Mal, zum Optiker gehen, der beidseitig Minus 5 Dioptrin feststellt, sich dann ne Brille mit beidseitig -1 Dioptrin kaufen und schreien "ich kann wieder richtig sehen"
Rio Tinto beats cost saving target early, lowers '14 capex guidance; Diversified mining group Rio Tinto has delivered on its targets in the 1st half of the '14 financial year, CEO Sam Walsh reported on Thursday, as the company announced a 21% increase in its underlying earnings, to $5.100.000.000 +said it had exceeded its operating cash cost reduction target early. “We have delivered what we said we would, exceeding our $3.000.000.000 operating cash cost reduction target six months ahead of schedule, while producing record volumes +driving productivity improvements across all our businesses,” Walsh said
www.miningweekly.com/article/rio-tinto-beats-cost-saving-tar…
" Diversified mining group Rio Tinto has delivered on its targets in the first half of the 2014 financial year, CEO Sam Walsh reported on Thursday, as the company announced a 21% increase in its underlying earnings to $5.1-billion and said it had exceeded its operating cash cost reduction target early.
“We have delivered what we said we would, exceeding our $3-billion operating cash cost reduction target six months ahead of schedule, while producing record volumes and driving productivity improvements across all our businesses,” Walsh said.
Rio Tinto has achieved $3.2-billion of operating cash cost improvements since 2012 and is now targeting a further $1-billion in savings by the end of 2015.
Net earnings increased to $4.4-billion, from $1.7-billion in the first half of 2013.
The company reduced its first half capital expenditure (capex) to $3.6-billion and on Thursday further lowered its capex guidance for the full year to $9-billion – $2-billion below its previous guidance. Rio Tinto would spend about $8-billion a year from 2015.
Stronger operating cash flows of $8.7-billion, sharply reduced capital spend and proceeds from divestments have helped the mining giant to lower its debt by $6-billion, to $16.1-billion, from $22.1-billion a year earlier.
Rio Tinto has shipped record iron-ore volumes in the period under review and also set production records for iron-ore and thermal coal. Global iron-ore shipments, on a 100% basis, increased by 20% year-on-year to 142.4-million tonnes in the first half of the financial year. Global iron-ore production, on a 100% basis, increased by 10% to 139.5-million tonnes.
The copper division also delivered strong operational performance, which led to Rio Tinto increasing its full-year production guidance, driven by higher grades of concentrator recoveries at Kennecott Utah Copper, in the US, and the ramp-up at Oyu Tolgoi, in Mongolia.
Meanwhile, Rio Tinto reported that it had completed the review of the Kitimat modernisation project, in Canada. The total approved capital now stands at $4.8-billion.
In June, one potline (24 000 t of capacity) was closed at the Kitimat smelter as part of the transition to the commissioning of the modernised and expanded Kitimat facility, which is scheduled to produce first hot metal in the first half of 2015
The group’s net earnings of $4.4-billion in the first half reflect $0.8-billion of further impairments related to Kitimat, non-cash exchange rate gains of $0.6-billion and other excluded charges of $0.5-billion.
The diversified miner, which is listed in London and Australia, increased its interim dividend by 15% to 96c a share.
“We are confident Rio Tinto’s low cost, diversified portfolio will continue to generate strong and sustainable cash flows over the coming years. This solid foundation for growth will result in materially increased cash returns to shareholders, underscoring our commitment to deliver greater value,” Walsh commented. "
trotzdem ist's in meinen Augen -noooch- so, als ob man bei einer Schusswunde, kanapp neben dem Herz, mal grad ein Pflaster draufgeklebt hat(und genau dieses unterscheiden, zwischen den beiden, ist eine der Sachen die ich vielen der (schon-wieder-)Rohstoff-Bullen 'anlaste').
ist so ungefähr der 'gefühlte Equivalent' wie mit 50 Jahren, zum 1. Mal, zum Optiker gehen, der beidseitig Minus 5 Dioptrin feststellt, sich dann ne Brille mit beidseitig -1 Dioptrin kaufen und schreien "ich kann wieder richtig sehen"
Rio Tinto beats cost saving target early, lowers '14 capex guidance; Diversified mining group Rio Tinto has delivered on its targets in the 1st half of the '14 financial year, CEO Sam Walsh reported on Thursday, as the company announced a 21% increase in its underlying earnings, to $5.100.000.000 +said it had exceeded its operating cash cost reduction target early. “We have delivered what we said we would, exceeding our $3.000.000.000 operating cash cost reduction target six months ahead of schedule, while producing record volumes +driving productivity improvements across all our businesses,” Walsh said
www.miningweekly.com/article/rio-tinto-beats-cost-saving-tar…
" Diversified mining group Rio Tinto has delivered on its targets in the first half of the 2014 financial year, CEO Sam Walsh reported on Thursday, as the company announced a 21% increase in its underlying earnings to $5.1-billion and said it had exceeded its operating cash cost reduction target early.
“We have delivered what we said we would, exceeding our $3-billion operating cash cost reduction target six months ahead of schedule, while producing record volumes and driving productivity improvements across all our businesses,” Walsh said.
Rio Tinto has achieved $3.2-billion of operating cash cost improvements since 2012 and is now targeting a further $1-billion in savings by the end of 2015.
Net earnings increased to $4.4-billion, from $1.7-billion in the first half of 2013.
The company reduced its first half capital expenditure (capex) to $3.6-billion and on Thursday further lowered its capex guidance for the full year to $9-billion – $2-billion below its previous guidance. Rio Tinto would spend about $8-billion a year from 2015.
Stronger operating cash flows of $8.7-billion, sharply reduced capital spend and proceeds from divestments have helped the mining giant to lower its debt by $6-billion, to $16.1-billion, from $22.1-billion a year earlier.
Rio Tinto has shipped record iron-ore volumes in the period under review and also set production records for iron-ore and thermal coal. Global iron-ore shipments, on a 100% basis, increased by 20% year-on-year to 142.4-million tonnes in the first half of the financial year. Global iron-ore production, on a 100% basis, increased by 10% to 139.5-million tonnes.
The copper division also delivered strong operational performance, which led to Rio Tinto increasing its full-year production guidance, driven by higher grades of concentrator recoveries at Kennecott Utah Copper, in the US, and the ramp-up at Oyu Tolgoi, in Mongolia.
Meanwhile, Rio Tinto reported that it had completed the review of the Kitimat modernisation project, in Canada. The total approved capital now stands at $4.8-billion.
In June, one potline (24 000 t of capacity) was closed at the Kitimat smelter as part of the transition to the commissioning of the modernised and expanded Kitimat facility, which is scheduled to produce first hot metal in the first half of 2015
The group’s net earnings of $4.4-billion in the first half reflect $0.8-billion of further impairments related to Kitimat, non-cash exchange rate gains of $0.6-billion and other excluded charges of $0.5-billion.
The diversified miner, which is listed in London and Australia, increased its interim dividend by 15% to 96c a share.
“We are confident Rio Tinto’s low cost, diversified portfolio will continue to generate strong and sustainable cash flows over the coming years. This solid foundation for growth will result in materially increased cash returns to shareholders, underscoring our commitment to deliver greater value,” Walsh commented. "
wird Herrenknechts -ich hab mir mal ne Anleihe bei Börsi geklaut - 'new generation Shaft Boring Machines for Shaft Enlargement' die Welt retten??
Herrenknecht's new Shaft Boring Enlargement technology
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/herrenknecht-s-new-shaft…
" One of the world’s leaders in mechanised tunnelling, German engineering company Herrenknecht have applied themselves to the task of providing a modern version of shaft boring machines .
The new generation of Shaft Boring Machines for Shaft Enlargement (SBE) have developed from the rodless, V-Mole technology which has been available for decades.
However, Herrenknecht have worked closely with Thyssen Schachtbau and Murray & Roberts Cementation to update and adapt the technology to current conditions and requirements to facilitate high sinking speeds and maximum working safety for shaft boring using a pilot borehole.
The modern version of V-Mole technology, the SBE can cope with shaft boring diameters of up to 9.5 metres through hard rock under optimal conditions, at faster speeds that can reduce conventional shaft sinking speeds by 20-30 per cent.
The SBE works like modern hard rock Tunnel Boring Machines, with advance and primary shaft lining carried out simultaneously.
With laterally extendable hydraulic cylinders, the 15 meter high machine braces itself before every drilling stroke in the shaft, steadying the machine, allowing the thrust cylinders to push the rotating cutterhead against the borehole floor.
Hydraulic cylinders ensure precise vertical alignment of the shaft boring machine to the target axis, which is constantly transmitted to the machine operator by a laser aiming device.
The rotating anchor platform is located on the drilling deck above the cutterhead, and from there anchors and steel mesh can be put in place by two powerful hydraulic drill rigs.
If required, a shotcrete unit on the shaft boring machine secures the shaft wall immediately after exposure of the rock outcrop.
The machine operator controls all operations safely and conveniently from the interior of the machine.
The new SBE uses three phases of operation in order to sink a shaft, beginning with a pilot hole, drilled from the top down, to set the vertical axis of the shaft.
Once the drill string reaches the bottom of the hole, the bit is removed and replaced with a reamer to enlarge the hole by raise-boring until the correct pilot borehole diameter reaches the top of the hole.
In the final stage the SBE can enlarge the pilot borehole from the top down to the final diameter, while installing the primary lining of the shaft.
Shaft depth is only limited by the technically feasible length of the initial pilot borehole.
The high precision afforded by SBE, in terms of verticality and circular shape of the shaft cross-section, as well as the virtually vibration-free ground treatment, are further advantages of the shaft boring technology compared to the conventional shaft sinking methods with drilling and blasting. The sinking cycle runs continuously and is not interrupted by drill and blast times or dispersal of explosion gases.
The new SBE technology not only boasts high levels of efficiency, but also greater levels of safety and ergonomic working conditions. "
- 'new generation Shaft Boring Machines for Shaft Enlargement' die Welt retten??Herrenknecht's new Shaft Boring Enlargement technology
www.miningaustralia.com.au/features/herrenknecht-s-new-shaft…
" One of the world’s leaders in mechanised tunnelling, German engineering company Herrenknecht have applied themselves to the task of providing a modern version of shaft boring machines .
The new generation of Shaft Boring Machines for Shaft Enlargement (SBE) have developed from the rodless, V-Mole technology which has been available for decades.
However, Herrenknecht have worked closely with Thyssen Schachtbau and Murray & Roberts Cementation to update and adapt the technology to current conditions and requirements to facilitate high sinking speeds and maximum working safety for shaft boring using a pilot borehole.
The modern version of V-Mole technology, the SBE can cope with shaft boring diameters of up to 9.5 metres through hard rock under optimal conditions, at faster speeds that can reduce conventional shaft sinking speeds by 20-30 per cent.
The SBE works like modern hard rock Tunnel Boring Machines, with advance and primary shaft lining carried out simultaneously.
With laterally extendable hydraulic cylinders, the 15 meter high machine braces itself before every drilling stroke in the shaft, steadying the machine, allowing the thrust cylinders to push the rotating cutterhead against the borehole floor.
Hydraulic cylinders ensure precise vertical alignment of the shaft boring machine to the target axis, which is constantly transmitted to the machine operator by a laser aiming device.
The rotating anchor platform is located on the drilling deck above the cutterhead, and from there anchors and steel mesh can be put in place by two powerful hydraulic drill rigs.
If required, a shotcrete unit on the shaft boring machine secures the shaft wall immediately after exposure of the rock outcrop.
The machine operator controls all operations safely and conveniently from the interior of the machine.
The new SBE uses three phases of operation in order to sink a shaft, beginning with a pilot hole, drilled from the top down, to set the vertical axis of the shaft.
Once the drill string reaches the bottom of the hole, the bit is removed and replaced with a reamer to enlarge the hole by raise-boring until the correct pilot borehole diameter reaches the top of the hole.
In the final stage the SBE can enlarge the pilot borehole from the top down to the final diameter, while installing the primary lining of the shaft.
Shaft depth is only limited by the technically feasible length of the initial pilot borehole.
The high precision afforded by SBE, in terms of verticality and circular shape of the shaft cross-section, as well as the virtually vibration-free ground treatment, are further advantages of the shaft boring technology compared to the conventional shaft sinking methods with drilling and blasting. The sinking cycle runs continuously and is not interrupted by drill and blast times or dispersal of explosion gases.
The new SBE technology not only boasts high levels of efficiency, but also greater levels of safety and ergonomic working conditions. "
Metso sign tech agreement with UQ's JKTech
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/metso-sign-tech-agreement-wi…
" Metso has signed a minerals processing development technology agreement with the University of Queensland's JKTech.
The five year strategic research agreement is focused on the development of a 'next-gen' minerals concentrator.
Metso and JKTech SPA will work together with Chilean mining companies to develop Chile as a regional innovation hub for minerals processing, Metso said in a company statement.
The two will focus on four major themes - grinding; ball mill grinding; classification; and coarse particle flotation - with the main operational targets of productivity, and energy and water efficiency.
"The goal of this unique research program is to take some serious steps forward in the development of equipment and methods that will enable the construction of the next-generation mineral concentrator," Metso's head of mining and construction (and soon to be president) Joao Ney Colagrossi said.
"A very attractive feature of the program is that each technology offers a retrofit possibility to improve existing plant performance and can be utilsed at other mines around the world as well.
"For Metso, the program offers a way to strengthen both our relationship with the leading Chilean mining companies as well as our industry-leading position as the supplier of energy-efficient minerals processing technology and services," he said.
The University of Queensland's Dr. Ben Adair will lead the initiative.
Speaking on the agreement, Adiar said UQ is "delighted to partner with Metso in this exciting Program".
"The 'Next-Generation Concentrator' will provide a step change in the energy, capital efficiency and production signatures of process plants for the global minerals industry.
"This initiative builds on a long-standing relationship with The University of Queensland, specifically with the Sustainable Minerals Institute, SMI-JKMRC and JKTech. Our alliance with Metso will place us on the forefront of genuine sustainability in minerals processing for the mining sector. Our time frames for implementation are aggressive and we look forward to a suite of innovation outcomes for our co-creation industry partners." "
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/metso-sign-tech-agreement-wi…
" Metso has signed a minerals processing development technology agreement with the University of Queensland's JKTech.
The five year strategic research agreement is focused on the development of a 'next-gen' minerals concentrator.
Metso and JKTech SPA will work together with Chilean mining companies to develop Chile as a regional innovation hub for minerals processing, Metso said in a company statement.
The two will focus on four major themes - grinding; ball mill grinding; classification; and coarse particle flotation - with the main operational targets of productivity, and energy and water efficiency.
"The goal of this unique research program is to take some serious steps forward in the development of equipment and methods that will enable the construction of the next-generation mineral concentrator," Metso's head of mining and construction (and soon to be president) Joao Ney Colagrossi said.
"A very attractive feature of the program is that each technology offers a retrofit possibility to improve existing plant performance and can be utilsed at other mines around the world as well.
"For Metso, the program offers a way to strengthen both our relationship with the leading Chilean mining companies as well as our industry-leading position as the supplier of energy-efficient minerals processing technology and services," he said.
The University of Queensland's Dr. Ben Adair will lead the initiative.
Speaking on the agreement, Adiar said UQ is "delighted to partner with Metso in this exciting Program".
"The 'Next-Generation Concentrator' will provide a step change in the energy, capital efficiency and production signatures of process plants for the global minerals industry.
"This initiative builds on a long-standing relationship with The University of Queensland, specifically with the Sustainable Minerals Institute, SMI-JKMRC and JKTech. Our alliance with Metso will place us on the forefront of genuine sustainability in minerals processing for the mining sector. Our time frames for implementation are aggressive and we look forward to a suite of innovation outcomes for our co-creation industry partners." "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.471.452 von Popeye82 am 08.08.14 17:54:11
keine Ahnung von der Firma, und der Technik, aber so Shit meine ich auch -was die Rohstofffirmen mehr und mehr brauchen, werden.
"What if a mining company gained control of a breakthrough new technology that allowed them to see beneath the Earth’s crust with unprecedented clarity?
www.nextminingboom.com/asx-junior-exclusive-exploration-tech… "
keine Ahnung von der Firma, und der Technik, aber so Shit meine ich auch -was die Rohstofffirmen mehr und mehr brauchen, werden.
"What if a mining company gained control of a breakthrough new technology that allowed them to see beneath the Earth’s crust with unprecedented clarity?
www.nextminingboom.com/asx-junior-exclusive-exploration-tech… "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.490.343 von Popeye82 am 12.08.14 02:40:29
oder sowas.
Orica wins award, for blasting technology
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/orica-wins-award-for-blastin…
" Orica has won an award for its research into ultra-high intensity blasting.
The group's Dr. Geoff Brent and his research team have been awarded the 2014 CEEC Medal by the coalition for Eco-Efficient Comminution.
Brent was congratulated by Orica managing director Ian Smith, who said "the quest to use chemical energy in explosives to improve ore fragmentation and deliver a step change in mine processing efficiency has been a priority".
“This research is a demonstration of Orica’s commitment to the development of resourceful solutions through innovation to improve mine productivity. The use of electricity to mill ore is usually the largest consumer of energy on a mine site and ore comminution constitutes a significant percentage of electricity consumed worldwide,” Smith said.
“Independent modelling has indicated that increasing the explosive energy by several fold can lead to increases in mill circuit throughput of up to 40 per cent and savings of tens of millions of dollars annually."
Brent explained that to date it has not been possible to blast at these ultra-high explosive energies or powder factors due to both safety and environmental concerns, however it has been needed in mining as by utilising explosive energy in the pit to produce much finer ore miners can increase efficiency and throughput of the downstream comminution processes of crushing and milling.
The overall energy consumption across the mining and milling cycle can be reduced with a consequent reduction in emissions, providing a step-change in ore processing.
"The new technique demonstrated for the first time that not only can these ultra-high energies be safely utilised but they can also deliver improved mine productivity and reduce environmental impacts in open pit mines," Brent stated.
"The key to the breakthrough has been to use the rock itself to contain the explosive energy by the selective deployment of state-of-the-art digital electronic initiation systems in novel blast designs. The new method was thoroughly tested in blast models and then verified in large scale production blasts.
"This breakthrough approach is particularly important given the worldwide trend of decreasing ore grades. More ore needs to be ground and processed in order to achieve production targets and this method has the potential to generate a step change in mine productivity, particularly in complex or lower grade ore bodies.It can render ore bodies that might ordinarily be uneconomic both affordable and practical to extract,” Brent said.
He went on to say the technique has the potential to cut emissions associated with grinding by close to a third. "
oder sowas.
Orica wins award, for blasting technology
www.miningaustralia.com.au/news/orica-wins-award-for-blastin…
" Orica has won an award for its research into ultra-high intensity blasting.
The group's Dr. Geoff Brent and his research team have been awarded the 2014 CEEC Medal by the coalition for Eco-Efficient Comminution.
Brent was congratulated by Orica managing director Ian Smith, who said "the quest to use chemical energy in explosives to improve ore fragmentation and deliver a step change in mine processing efficiency has been a priority".
“This research is a demonstration of Orica’s commitment to the development of resourceful solutions through innovation to improve mine productivity. The use of electricity to mill ore is usually the largest consumer of energy on a mine site and ore comminution constitutes a significant percentage of electricity consumed worldwide,” Smith said.
“Independent modelling has indicated that increasing the explosive energy by several fold can lead to increases in mill circuit throughput of up to 40 per cent and savings of tens of millions of dollars annually."
Brent explained that to date it has not been possible to blast at these ultra-high explosive energies or powder factors due to both safety and environmental concerns, however it has been needed in mining as by utilising explosive energy in the pit to produce much finer ore miners can increase efficiency and throughput of the downstream comminution processes of crushing and milling.
The overall energy consumption across the mining and milling cycle can be reduced with a consequent reduction in emissions, providing a step-change in ore processing.
"The new technique demonstrated for the first time that not only can these ultra-high energies be safely utilised but they can also deliver improved mine productivity and reduce environmental impacts in open pit mines," Brent stated.
"The key to the breakthrough has been to use the rock itself to contain the explosive energy by the selective deployment of state-of-the-art digital electronic initiation systems in novel blast designs. The new method was thoroughly tested in blast models and then verified in large scale production blasts.
"This breakthrough approach is particularly important given the worldwide trend of decreasing ore grades. More ore needs to be ground and processed in order to achieve production targets and this method has the potential to generate a step change in mine productivity, particularly in complex or lower grade ore bodies.It can render ore bodies that might ordinarily be uneconomic both affordable and practical to extract,” Brent said.
He went on to say the technique has the potential to cut emissions associated with grinding by close to a third. "
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