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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.218.966 von dieNachteule am 10.03.07 12:57:30@ Nachteule
Wenn du noch einen Schritt weitergehst, Lacoste, dann tun Kursrückgänge nicht mehr weh, sondern du begrüsst sie als Zukaufgelegenheit.
Genau das hebe ich beim letzten Kursrückgang getan, auch dank Deiner Hilfe.
Ich merke immer mehr, das wenn man in Nebenwerte investiert, man eine mentale Stärke haben sollte.
Wobei man ja mit Qualität wie FR und EXN eigentlich nichts falsch machen kann, auser zu billig zu verkaufen. Da sind Werte im Boden, die müssen nur herausgeholt werden.
Das Edelmetalle langfristig unter dem heutigen Kursen notieren, davon gehe ich nicht aus.
Bleibt der Schluss: auch wenn die Märkte zittern, Qualität wird sich durchsetzen. Explorer sind da mehr gefährdet, denn die brauchen Finanzierungen und wenn das nicht klappt oder einfach zu teuer wird steht alles auf wackeligen Beinen.
mfg
lacoste
Wenn du noch einen Schritt weitergehst, Lacoste, dann tun Kursrückgänge nicht mehr weh, sondern du begrüsst sie als Zukaufgelegenheit.
Genau das hebe ich beim letzten Kursrückgang getan, auch dank Deiner Hilfe.
Ich merke immer mehr, das wenn man in Nebenwerte investiert, man eine mentale Stärke haben sollte.
Wobei man ja mit Qualität wie FR und EXN eigentlich nichts falsch machen kann, auser zu billig zu verkaufen. Da sind Werte im Boden, die müssen nur herausgeholt werden.
Das Edelmetalle langfristig unter dem heutigen Kursen notieren, davon gehe ich nicht aus.
Bleibt der Schluss: auch wenn die Märkte zittern, Qualität wird sich durchsetzen. Explorer sind da mehr gefährdet, denn die brauchen Finanzierungen und wenn das nicht klappt oder einfach zu teuer wird steht alles auf wackeligen Beinen.
mfg
lacoste
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.218.966 von dieNachteule am 10.03.07 12:57:30... da hier auch hin und wieder andere Werte besprochen werden, nehme ich mir mal raus auch einen "nur scheinbar " ? starken Wert ins Spiel zu bringen. Hat vielleicht jemand Hintergrundinfos zu diesem super starken Wert ???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.216.714 von lacoste70 am 10.03.07 07:24:26Wenn du noch einen Schritt weitergehst, Lacoste, dann tun Kursrückgänge nicht mehr weh, sondern du begrüsst sie als Zukaufgelegenheit.
Das setzt allerdings voraus, dass du niemals auf Margin kaufst! Dann tun Kursrückgänge allerdings weh.
MfG, Die Nachteule
Das setzt allerdings voraus, dass du niemals auf Margin kaufst! Dann tun Kursrückgänge allerdings weh.
MfG, Die Nachteule
Win Wort noch zu Dost.
"Sie haben die Beiträge dieses Benutzers ausgeblendet"
Und wenn das hier und in anderen Threads mehr Leute machen würden wäre dieser Dost schnell von der Bühne.
"Sie haben die Beiträge dieses Benutzers ausgeblendet"
Und wenn das hier und in anderen Threads mehr Leute machen würden wäre dieser Dost schnell von der Bühne.
Ein weiterer Fehler meiner Meinung nach ist die tägliche Kursschielerei. Einfach mal eine Woche nicht auf den Kurs schauen. Rom ist auch nicht an einen Tag erbaut worden und eine Firma wie FR oder EXN brauchen einfach Zeit um sich entwickeln zu konnen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.215.055 von hoschmi am 09.03.07 22:57:15@hoschmi
Ich habe in einem anderen Thread ähnliches gepostet wie Du.
Darauf antwortet der von mir geschätzte Art Bechstein folgendes:
"Das ist eben das Problem von 90% der Privatanleger, das sich besonders auch bei WO widerspiegelt. Die Leute schließen von fallenden Kursen auf die Qualität des Unternehmens, werden nervös und machen Fehler. D.h. sie glauben nicht an das Investment, weil die Kurse fallen, was aber nichts über die Qualität aussagt. Der Großteil der hier vertretenenen Anleger ist mental nicht geeignet in solche Nebenwerte zu investieren, weil eben der Informationsbedarf erheblich ist und Informationen mühsam zusammengesucht und interpretiert werden müssen. Auch in Empfehlungen von Börsenbriefen zu investieren hilft da wenig, weil dort nur sehr oberflächlich recherchiert wird bzw. das Coverage sogar vergütet wird, was sich natürlich auf die Qualität der Arbeit auswirkt."
Gerade das sollte man sich in zittrigen Märkten vor Augen halten. Für mich heist das bei Qualität wie z.B. FR oder EXN zu den momentan aufgerufenen Preisen auf keinen Fall zu verkaufen. Auch wenn das mal weh tut, langfristig müsste man sich in den allerwertesten....
mfg
lacoste
Ich habe in einem anderen Thread ähnliches gepostet wie Du.
Darauf antwortet der von mir geschätzte Art Bechstein folgendes:
"Das ist eben das Problem von 90% der Privatanleger, das sich besonders auch bei WO widerspiegelt. Die Leute schließen von fallenden Kursen auf die Qualität des Unternehmens, werden nervös und machen Fehler. D.h. sie glauben nicht an das Investment, weil die Kurse fallen, was aber nichts über die Qualität aussagt. Der Großteil der hier vertretenenen Anleger ist mental nicht geeignet in solche Nebenwerte zu investieren, weil eben der Informationsbedarf erheblich ist und Informationen mühsam zusammengesucht und interpretiert werden müssen. Auch in Empfehlungen von Börsenbriefen zu investieren hilft da wenig, weil dort nur sehr oberflächlich recherchiert wird bzw. das Coverage sogar vergütet wird, was sich natürlich auf die Qualität der Arbeit auswirkt."
Gerade das sollte man sich in zittrigen Märkten vor Augen halten. Für mich heist das bei Qualität wie z.B. FR oder EXN zu den momentan aufgerufenen Preisen auf keinen Fall zu verkaufen. Auch wenn das mal weh tut, langfristig müsste man sich in den allerwertesten....
mfg
lacoste
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.215.158 von dieNachteule am 09.03.07 23:01:29Ramon charismatisch = HERRLICH! La Blanca = viel Erforschungpotential! La Parrilla = von 15 Mio. nachgewiesenen Unzen auf zu erwartende 100 Mio. Unzen (tägl. Förderung 700 to. mit neuer Mühle, statt bislang 180 to.)! San Martin = 2 Mio. Unzen jährl., Potential über 100 Mio.! La Encantada = 1.2 Mio. Unzen aus Förderung und 350.000-400.000 Unzen Produktion aus Ablagerungsmaterial! Hecla = FR Ende 07 auf Augenhöhe! Neue Aquisition noch in 2007 (Erwartung)!
Die Zukunft ist silbern! Daran können auch evtl. kurzfristige Rücksetzer in den Bereich von CAD 5.00 nichts ändern!
Danke N8Eule!
Die Zukunft ist silbern! Daran können auch evtl. kurzfristige Rücksetzer in den Bereich von CAD 5.00 nichts ändern!
Danke N8Eule!
Update von Casey...
BUY ON WEAKNESS— First Majestic is an emerging mid-tier silver producer with several advanced projects and three operating mines. Severe weather during the week of January 22 initially kept Marin from visiting two of them. Fortunately, the problem- solving skills of First Majestic’s management plus Marin’s perseverance eventually got him to all three mining operations so that he could update the 8 Ps. (Marin had to extend his trip, but he made use of the time—not hanging out with the señoritas at the hotel swimming pool, but making a side trip to see MAG Silver, V.MAG—more on that below.)
People
We have discussed Keith Neumeyer before and the impressive portfolio of operating mines he’s assembled in FR, each with exploration potential for more reserves. This all follows a great success with his last company, First Quantum (T.FM, C$67.95). However, during this mine tour, we got acquainted with First Majestic’s equally impressive chief operating officer, Ramon Davila. It was Ramon’s vast network of business connections that enabled his rapid and skilled response to the logistical and weather challenges encountered on the tour. He is charismatic and exceptionally knowledgeable about Mexican mining history—both the geology and the people. Indeed, Ramon played a key role in First Majestic’s acquisition of the La Encantada, San Martin and La Parilla mines. And it is Ramon who assembled the team of experienced geologists and miners who have developed First Majestic into a multi-asset Mexican silver producer.
But it wasn’t just Marin who was impressed. During a “down day,” Marin met with the head of another silver exploration company, who admitted to being shocked at how little FR paid Grupo Mexico (another large Mexican mining concern) for the land package around La Parilla. Marin spoke with many geologists and executives in the Mexican silver industry, and all had high praise for Ramon. Louis heard similar things a few weeks later, from people with no ties to First Majestic.
Property
La Parrilla
A tour of the underground workings of the Quebradillas, La Blanca and Rosarios operations confirmed the professionalism of FR’s operation. The underground passages were clean and properly ventilated. The La Blanca area has a lot of untapped exploration potential, with a mineralized zone 15-20 meters thick that is still open along strike and at depth. FR’s discovery of a large geophysical anomaly at the Quebradillas zone suggests that the mineralization there may continue for hundreds of meters. Neither of these nor any of a half-dozen other attractive targets is where the ore now feeding the La Parrilla mill is coming from, clearly showing the exploration potential in the area. goal of increasing La Parrilla’s current 15+ million ounces of silver resources (21.5 million Ag.Eq) to 100+ million ounces seems very doable.
La Parrilla’s mill capacity has grown to 800 tonnes per day (tpd), with current production of 700 tpd up from 180 tpd when FR took the operation over from Grupo Mexico in 2004. The mill’s rehab, which had been delayed by shifting plans in 2005 and 2006 (and hence was high on our inspection checklist), was functioning well when Marin did his walk-through. That it’s doing so near capacity is actually pretty good for an essentially new facility just out of commissioning. During the tour Marin had the opportunity to watch silver doré being poured. FR has been pouring doré bars of about 95% to 98% silver up to five times a week since it got the new mill running last December. The doré is shipped to Peñoles for further processing.
Bottom line: La Parrilla is on track to produce 1.8 million ounces of silver in 2007 at an average cost of about US$5.5/oz.
San Martin
FR plans to spend US$2 million in 2007 to explore San Martin. Another US$8 million will go to upgrade the mill there. San Martin has produced 85 million ounces of silver in its history, but as per our introductory comments, that was done using older technologies. And the exploration upside at San Martin is significant. The La Mancha vein has about 3,000 meters of mineralization similar to that currently being mined. It’s not a 43-101-compliant resource yet, but it’s there, waiting to be exploited.
Ramon pointed out a mountain near San Martin that FR hopes to explore in greater depth soon. Numerous outcrops, a huge geophysical anomaly and old Spanish workings all suggest the mountain could hold a lot of silver. How much? This is pure conjecture, but if it were to prove up like other zones in the area, and given the size of the anomaly, Marin thinks it might have 100 million ounces or more. Also, historical data shows very high-grade silver in the Rosario, Condesa and Plamosa veins. Some of these are being mined now; others are exploration targets. All together, they paint a bright picture of substantial growth for the mine.
Bottom line: San Martin is scheduled to produce 2 million ounces of silver at an average cost of US$5/oz.
La Encantada
This was the surprise of the tour. Little is known about this mine—outside of professional mining circles in Mexico—but the infrastructure at La Encantada mine was impressive. It’s in an isolated area in the state of Coahuila, with its own landing strip (which Marin used). Because of the remoteness, the original owners built a self-sufficient mining town. A church, three schools, a recreation center with a squash court, an entertainment facility and 185 decent houses are all attached to La Encantada.
Historical production at La Encantada is estimated at about 80 million ounces of silver. 2006 production was 945,000 ounces. Ramon was the mine manager at La Encantada in the 1970s, and he urged the last operators to process the high-grade dump material sitting just 200 meters from the mill. There are over 100 million tonnes of this material grading approximately 180 g/t silver, waiting to be processed. From scratching on the back of an envelope with a pencil, we expect that FR will “surprise” the market with another 350,000-400,000 ounces of production from the dump material alone. Nothing on this has been mentioned by the company, but we believe that surprise increase in 2007 production will catch the market’s attention soon.
Bottom line: FR expects to produce 1.2 million ounces from La Encantada at an average cost of US$4.25/oz. However, if we’re right about the bonus from the dump material, we get a total of 1.55 million to 1.60 million ounces of silver from La Encantada, at an average cost, including processing upgrades, of about US$4.50/oz.
Altogether, we expect about 5.4 million ounces of silver production from First Majestic in 2007.
Politics
Keith Neumeyer is a “West Coast Miner,” who is committed to improving the social and economic life of communities where he works. At La Parrilla, FR has cleaned up the water supply to the local elementary school. The company sponsors family entertainment on Sundays at the local movie theater. It has set up a work program to help students pay for post-secondary education. In one community, a small FR outlay yielded a huge success story. The company purchased six sewing machines and taught local women how to make overalls for miners. The women now run their own business, making overalls and other mining wear and selling their products to numerous companies exploring and mining in Mexico.
Needless to say, these communities appreciate the company’s efforts, and we found no sign of social or political headaches.
Push
In addition to the positive production “surprise” we’ve outlined, we expect FR to make another acquisition in 2007. This is more conjecture on our part, and we may be wrong, but Ramon is so well connected in Mexico that if any high-quality project is for sale, he will be among the first to assess its potential.
Furthermore, if FR hits its goals for 2007, by the end of the year it will have production equal to Hecla’s (NYSE.HL, US$7.69)—and Hecla has a market capitalization of US$919 million. First Majestic’s market valuation would have to more than triple to match that. And Hecla-matching production definitely would put FR on the radar screen as a takeover target—or it might attract the financing that would enable FR to gobble up some of the smaller players in the region. Either would be good for us.
Paper and Phinancing
FR has a few cheap options expiring later this year, but there are no big threats on the paper front. It will need to raise cash to implement all its ambitious plans for 2007, but for a company approaching mid-tier status, the float is manageable and can handle a little more paper. With the share price recently north of C$6.00 again, and probably headed higher than that soon, a financing seems likely. Ask your broker to get you a seat at the table, should that happen.
Promotion
Keith Neumeyer isn’t a promoter (which has caused us some heartburn in the past), but he and his crew really focus on getting the job done. Fortunately, since Keith is known for having started First Quantum on its path to becoming the multi-billion-dollar company it is today, smart players in the market pay attention to what he does. Given what we see ahead in the Push department, we’re not worried about promotion. This is a story that, unless the company somehow goes off the rails, will eventually tell itself.
Price
As we predicted after FR’s Dios Padre disappointment last September, the company’s stock has come roaring back. People who bought on our Buy recommendation at that bottom are now looking at about 150% gains. We’re glad we stayed long. For newcomers, First Majestic is a solid buy, even at today’s price. However, with share prices and metals prices high at the moment, we’d wait for a pullback—there almost always is one—before buying. A share price in the C$5-range might even be possible on a day when gold and silver correct sharply, or in a few months during Shopping Season.
MfG, Die Nachteule
P.S.
Ich hoffe, ihr könnt Englisch, denn ich habe wenig Lust, dies alles zu übersetzten! Wenn es Verständnisfragen gibt, kann ich sie aber gerne beantworten.
BUY ON WEAKNESS— First Majestic is an emerging mid-tier silver producer with several advanced projects and three operating mines. Severe weather during the week of January 22 initially kept Marin from visiting two of them. Fortunately, the problem- solving skills of First Majestic’s management plus Marin’s perseverance eventually got him to all three mining operations so that he could update the 8 Ps. (Marin had to extend his trip, but he made use of the time—not hanging out with the señoritas at the hotel swimming pool, but making a side trip to see MAG Silver, V.MAG—more on that below.)
People
We have discussed Keith Neumeyer before and the impressive portfolio of operating mines he’s assembled in FR, each with exploration potential for more reserves. This all follows a great success with his last company, First Quantum (T.FM, C$67.95). However, during this mine tour, we got acquainted with First Majestic’s equally impressive chief operating officer, Ramon Davila. It was Ramon’s vast network of business connections that enabled his rapid and skilled response to the logistical and weather challenges encountered on the tour. He is charismatic and exceptionally knowledgeable about Mexican mining history—both the geology and the people. Indeed, Ramon played a key role in First Majestic’s acquisition of the La Encantada, San Martin and La Parilla mines. And it is Ramon who assembled the team of experienced geologists and miners who have developed First Majestic into a multi-asset Mexican silver producer.
But it wasn’t just Marin who was impressed. During a “down day,” Marin met with the head of another silver exploration company, who admitted to being shocked at how little FR paid Grupo Mexico (another large Mexican mining concern) for the land package around La Parilla. Marin spoke with many geologists and executives in the Mexican silver industry, and all had high praise for Ramon. Louis heard similar things a few weeks later, from people with no ties to First Majestic.
Property
La Parrilla
A tour of the underground workings of the Quebradillas, La Blanca and Rosarios operations confirmed the professionalism of FR’s operation. The underground passages were clean and properly ventilated. The La Blanca area has a lot of untapped exploration potential, with a mineralized zone 15-20 meters thick that is still open along strike and at depth. FR’s discovery of a large geophysical anomaly at the Quebradillas zone suggests that the mineralization there may continue for hundreds of meters. Neither of these nor any of a half-dozen other attractive targets is where the ore now feeding the La Parrilla mill is coming from, clearly showing the exploration potential in the area. goal of increasing La Parrilla’s current 15+ million ounces of silver resources (21.5 million Ag.Eq) to 100+ million ounces seems very doable.
La Parrilla’s mill capacity has grown to 800 tonnes per day (tpd), with current production of 700 tpd up from 180 tpd when FR took the operation over from Grupo Mexico in 2004. The mill’s rehab, which had been delayed by shifting plans in 2005 and 2006 (and hence was high on our inspection checklist), was functioning well when Marin did his walk-through. That it’s doing so near capacity is actually pretty good for an essentially new facility just out of commissioning. During the tour Marin had the opportunity to watch silver doré being poured. FR has been pouring doré bars of about 95% to 98% silver up to five times a week since it got the new mill running last December. The doré is shipped to Peñoles for further processing.
Bottom line: La Parrilla is on track to produce 1.8 million ounces of silver in 2007 at an average cost of about US$5.5/oz.
San Martin
FR plans to spend US$2 million in 2007 to explore San Martin. Another US$8 million will go to upgrade the mill there. San Martin has produced 85 million ounces of silver in its history, but as per our introductory comments, that was done using older technologies. And the exploration upside at San Martin is significant. The La Mancha vein has about 3,000 meters of mineralization similar to that currently being mined. It’s not a 43-101-compliant resource yet, but it’s there, waiting to be exploited.
Ramon pointed out a mountain near San Martin that FR hopes to explore in greater depth soon. Numerous outcrops, a huge geophysical anomaly and old Spanish workings all suggest the mountain could hold a lot of silver. How much? This is pure conjecture, but if it were to prove up like other zones in the area, and given the size of the anomaly, Marin thinks it might have 100 million ounces or more. Also, historical data shows very high-grade silver in the Rosario, Condesa and Plamosa veins. Some of these are being mined now; others are exploration targets. All together, they paint a bright picture of substantial growth for the mine.
Bottom line: San Martin is scheduled to produce 2 million ounces of silver at an average cost of US$5/oz.
La Encantada
This was the surprise of the tour. Little is known about this mine—outside of professional mining circles in Mexico—but the infrastructure at La Encantada mine was impressive. It’s in an isolated area in the state of Coahuila, with its own landing strip (which Marin used). Because of the remoteness, the original owners built a self-sufficient mining town. A church, three schools, a recreation center with a squash court, an entertainment facility and 185 decent houses are all attached to La Encantada.
Historical production at La Encantada is estimated at about 80 million ounces of silver. 2006 production was 945,000 ounces. Ramon was the mine manager at La Encantada in the 1970s, and he urged the last operators to process the high-grade dump material sitting just 200 meters from the mill. There are over 100 million tonnes of this material grading approximately 180 g/t silver, waiting to be processed. From scratching on the back of an envelope with a pencil, we expect that FR will “surprise” the market with another 350,000-400,000 ounces of production from the dump material alone. Nothing on this has been mentioned by the company, but we believe that surprise increase in 2007 production will catch the market’s attention soon.
Bottom line: FR expects to produce 1.2 million ounces from La Encantada at an average cost of US$4.25/oz. However, if we’re right about the bonus from the dump material, we get a total of 1.55 million to 1.60 million ounces of silver from La Encantada, at an average cost, including processing upgrades, of about US$4.50/oz.
Altogether, we expect about 5.4 million ounces of silver production from First Majestic in 2007.
Politics
Keith Neumeyer is a “West Coast Miner,” who is committed to improving the social and economic life of communities where he works. At La Parrilla, FR has cleaned up the water supply to the local elementary school. The company sponsors family entertainment on Sundays at the local movie theater. It has set up a work program to help students pay for post-secondary education. In one community, a small FR outlay yielded a huge success story. The company purchased six sewing machines and taught local women how to make overalls for miners. The women now run their own business, making overalls and other mining wear and selling their products to numerous companies exploring and mining in Mexico.
Needless to say, these communities appreciate the company’s efforts, and we found no sign of social or political headaches.
Push
In addition to the positive production “surprise” we’ve outlined, we expect FR to make another acquisition in 2007. This is more conjecture on our part, and we may be wrong, but Ramon is so well connected in Mexico that if any high-quality project is for sale, he will be among the first to assess its potential.
Furthermore, if FR hits its goals for 2007, by the end of the year it will have production equal to Hecla’s (NYSE.HL, US$7.69)—and Hecla has a market capitalization of US$919 million. First Majestic’s market valuation would have to more than triple to match that. And Hecla-matching production definitely would put FR on the radar screen as a takeover target—or it might attract the financing that would enable FR to gobble up some of the smaller players in the region. Either would be good for us.
Paper and Phinancing
FR has a few cheap options expiring later this year, but there are no big threats on the paper front. It will need to raise cash to implement all its ambitious plans for 2007, but for a company approaching mid-tier status, the float is manageable and can handle a little more paper. With the share price recently north of C$6.00 again, and probably headed higher than that soon, a financing seems likely. Ask your broker to get you a seat at the table, should that happen.
Promotion
Keith Neumeyer isn’t a promoter (which has caused us some heartburn in the past), but he and his crew really focus on getting the job done. Fortunately, since Keith is known for having started First Quantum on its path to becoming the multi-billion-dollar company it is today, smart players in the market pay attention to what he does. Given what we see ahead in the Push department, we’re not worried about promotion. This is a story that, unless the company somehow goes off the rails, will eventually tell itself.
Price
As we predicted after FR’s Dios Padre disappointment last September, the company’s stock has come roaring back. People who bought on our Buy recommendation at that bottom are now looking at about 150% gains. We’re glad we stayed long. For newcomers, First Majestic is a solid buy, even at today’s price. However, with share prices and metals prices high at the moment, we’d wait for a pullback—there almost always is one—before buying. A share price in the C$5-range might even be possible on a day when gold and silver correct sharply, or in a few months during Shopping Season.
MfG, Die Nachteule
P.S.
Ich hoffe, ihr könnt Englisch, denn ich habe wenig Lust, dies alles zu übersetzten! Wenn es Verständnisfragen gibt, kann ich sie aber gerne beantworten.
Wieder bekommt Gold und Silber am Freitag eine "auf die Mütze"! Wenn das nicht System hat... 
Mein MiniLong-Silber-Zertifikat habe ich noch immer. Habe gestern den Ausstieg bei knapp 10% Plus verpasst. Hoffe, am Montag gehts wieder nordwärts. Charttechnisch ist ja der kurzfristige Aufwärtstrend noch intakt, wenn auch ganz knapp.
Insgesamt ist es schwieriger geworden, im Rohstoffsektor erfolgreich zu traden. Da muss ich mich auch richtig "zwingen", bei meinen Longs (FR, BLE, EXN) nicht mal an einen Teilverkauf zu denken. Denn wenn das Depot schrumpft (selbst wenn das nur temporär sein sollte), tut das schon weh. Und dann noch Honey... - hoffe, er hat ausnahmsweise einmal nicht recht. Denn ich bin mal wieder nahezu voll investiert (heute neu: YALE RESOURCES - Empfehlung von Panem). Denn wenns rasselt, kann mich auch mein Put nicht mehr retten. Wäre schön, wenn in diesen schwachen Markt hineinmal gute offizielle News von FR kommen würde *smile. Wünsche euch ein schönes und "ruhiges" WE!
Mein MiniLong-Silber-Zertifikat habe ich noch immer. Habe gestern den Ausstieg bei knapp 10% Plus verpasst. Hoffe, am Montag gehts wieder nordwärts. Charttechnisch ist ja der kurzfristige Aufwärtstrend noch intakt, wenn auch ganz knapp.Insgesamt ist es schwieriger geworden, im Rohstoffsektor erfolgreich zu traden. Da muss ich mich auch richtig "zwingen", bei meinen Longs (FR, BLE, EXN) nicht mal an einen Teilverkauf zu denken. Denn wenn das Depot schrumpft (selbst wenn das nur temporär sein sollte), tut das schon weh. Und dann noch Honey... - hoffe, er hat ausnahmsweise einmal nicht recht. Denn ich bin mal wieder nahezu voll investiert (heute neu: YALE RESOURCES - Empfehlung von Panem). Denn wenns rasselt, kann mich auch mein Put nicht mehr retten. Wäre schön, wenn in diesen schwachen Markt hineinmal gute offizielle News von FR kommen würde *smile. Wünsche euch ein schönes und "ruhiges" WE!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.214.397 von dieNachteule am 09.03.07 22:29:33Nachteule hat Recht. Dosto hat einfach kein Benehmen. Überall wo er auftaucht gibts seltsamerweise nur Stress und Ärger. Es geht ja gar nicht darum, dass man nicht nur positive Ansichten postet, auch konstruktive Kritik ist ratsam, damit man sein Investment weiterhin überdenken kann, nur die Art und Weise von dosto ist einfach daneben. Er schafft es wirklich einen User nach dem anderen auf die Palme zu bringen. Über seine Ziele will ich mir keine Gedanken machen, ist mir auch egal. Ich hoffe für ihn, dass er irgendwann vielleicht selber darüber nachdenkt und sein Handeln überdenkt.
Andererseits habe ich keine Lust, dass dies hier wieder ausartet und ein weiterer Thread zu einem "Dosto" Thread wird. Dies ist immer noch der FR Thread.
gute Nacht an alle !
Andererseits habe ich keine Lust, dass dies hier wieder ausartet und ein weiterer Thread zu einem "Dosto" Thread wird. Dies ist immer noch der FR Thread.
gute Nacht an alle !
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