Die Geburt eines Öl, Gas- und Urangiganten! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Neono]

Guten Morgen
Dejour Enterprises konnte in den letzten Tagen entgegen dem allgemeinen Trend rund 20% zulegen. Das Volumen in Canada ist ordentlich für eine Firma, die erst seit kurzem richtig aktiv ist.



Das Top- Management wird von Robert Hodgkinson angeführt. Sein Track Record:

# Over 30 year`s relevant experience in public and venture capital markets.
# Chairman and CEO of Dejour Enterprises Ltd. (2004 - present)
# Hodgkinson Equities Corporation (1990 - present)
# Optima Petroleum (Petroquest Energy - PQUE Nasdaq) (1989 -1998)
- founder
# Equatorial Energy Inc. (Resolute Energy/Esprit Energy Trust - EEE.UN TSX) (1995-1999)
- founder (Australian Oil Fields)
# Vice President and Partner with Canaccord Capital Corp. (1980 -1990)
# Canadian Investment Finance - Gold Medalist (1974)

Dejour ist der fünftgrösste Landbesitzer im Urangebiet Nummer 1 dieser Erde, dem Athabasca
Basin in Cana…



Weiterhin besitzt die Firma Beteiligungen an vielversprechenden Gas- und Ölprojekten in den USA. Weitere Akquisitionen sind geplant. Die Handelsaktivitäten der letzten Tage lassen doch auf anstehende News schliessen.

Ich erwarte Publikatíonen von Mike Schaefer, Doug Casey, Bob Moriarty, Dick Appel, Bob Bishop und anderen in den nächsten Monaten.

Besonders interessant:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/L…

Gute Jagd und fette Beute!

Neono

PS: Bevor hier wieder sinnlose Postings auftauchen....
Meinen Track Record kann jeder hier einsehen!
5 der 8 haben in diesem Jahr schon mindestens einmal die 100% Marke seit Empfehlung überschritten und selbst jetzt am Ende der heftigen Konsolidierung im Rohstoffbereich sind sie Grün!

[Neono]

Na, warten wir wieder unnütz?

Diese Firma wird Furore machen und annähernd jeder Rohstoff-Analyst in den USA wird sie empfehlen, bzw. hat es schon.

Business is all about people

und Dejour hat tolle Leute an Bord, die allesamt erfolgreich waren bisher. Jetzt, gebündelt, werden sie einen richtigen Hit landen. Dejour ist zur Zeit noch mit nur ~24mio Dollar bewertet.

Noch in 2005 wird auf dem Gasprojekt gebohrt. Im ersten Quartal 2006 bereits auf den Uranprojekten im Basin. Zukäufe, vor allem im Ölbereich, politisch stabil in den USA, werden folgen!

Kommt mir hinterher keiner und sagt, er habe es nicht gewusst

Neono

[visas]

DEJOUR ENTERPRISES LTD.
(DJE-Toronto Venture Ex.)

Telephone Number: 604-638-5058
Shares Outstanding: 25,748,000
Shares Fully Diluted: approx. 33,000,000
Working Capital: approx. $6 C. million
Working Capital Fully Diluted: approx. $10.5 C. million
Twelve Month Share Price Range: $0.23 C. / $0.99 C.
August 26, 2005 Share Price: $0.64 C.

Dejour Enterprises is an exciting conceptual uranium play. They have acquired about 870,000 acres primarily along the southern rim of the Athabasca Basin. The basin is one of the world’s most prolific and highest grade uranium production addresses. Historically, the eastern portion of the basin has been the location where major uranium mines have been found. In 1980, after uranium exploded in price to in excess of $45 U.S. a pound only to collapse and remain below $10 for over two decades, literally all world-wide exploration ceased. However, over the course of the ensuing twenty-five year period, much progress occurred in man’s ability to look deep beneath the earth’s surface. A number of new geophysical techniques have been developed such as GeoTem and MegaTem. They have been successfully utilized in the discovery of deeply buried deposits of gold, copper and other forms of mineralization.

These techniques have only evolved over the past several years. They have allowed experienced explorationists to find heretofore undetectable, deeply buried mineralized bodies. The availability of these new tools offers well-directed junior companies such as Dejour, the potential for a major uranium discovery.

Dr. Lloyd Clark is Dejour’s primary exploration advisor and is a director of the company. He worked for six years as the director of Kennecott Exploration’s Geochemical Research Division. Dr. Clark then spent nine years directing the Saskatchewan Mineral Development Corp. This was the precursor to Cameco Corp. which is now one of the world’s largest uranium producers. He is credited with the discovery of the McArthur River Mine in the Athabasca Basin. It is the world’s largest and most profitable uranium mine, and is estimated to contain over 400 million pounds at a grade of 15% U3O8.

During the exploration boom of the late 1950`s through1980, virtually all exploration in the Athabasca Basin was performed on its eastern edge. This was primarily due to the fact that this was the area where uranium outcrops could be found. The result was the major discoveries that led to mines in that part of the basin.

Dr. Clark has long held the theory that the southern rim of the Athabasca Basin was also highly prospective for additional important uranium deposits. However, because the overburden in that area was so deep, outcrops were not available to help explorers uncover the potential riches that lay below their feet. Additionally, at that time, man had solely elementary methods with which to penetrate and look below the earth’s crust. That has all changed with the recent advancements in geophysics as mentioned above. Today, under the right conditions, MegaTem technology can depict targets as deep as 800 or more meters below the earth’s surface.

Importantly, there have been two recently announced major uranium discoveries in the southern and south-western sections of the basin. A joint-venture of Formation Capital and Cameco reported one in an area where Dejour has large land-holdings. It is in the southern part of the Athabasca Basin. They are working on a 43-101 compliant resource estimate for the West Bear Deposit at their Hidden Bay project. Speculation abounds that this will turn into a mine. They reported drill intercepts as high as 3.63% over 6 meters and 4.11% across 2.4 meters of U3O8. Additionally, UEX Corporation released a drill intercept of 27.4% U3O8 over 8.8 meters at their Shea Creek property. This was in the southwestern part of the basin. I believe that these important discoveries will drive an enormous amount of exploration to these earlier neglected parts of the Athabasca Basin. These discoveries open the door for what may ultimately result in one or more new, major uranium mining camps.

Dejour is in the final stages of completing a MegaTem II survey over all of their properties. They anticipate being prepared to initiate diamond drilling by October. I believe that Dejour offers an excellent speculation with a high reward vs. risk potential. It is trading below $0.65 C. where a large financing was completed in the spring, and where the major players bought stock.

Dr. Richard S. Appel


The above was excerpted from the September 2005 issue of Financial Insights © August 28, 2005.

I publish Financial Insights. It is a monthly newsletter in which I discuss gold, the financial markets, as well as various junior resource stocks that I believe offer great price appreciation potential.

Please visit my website www.financialinsights.org where you will be able to view previous issues of Financial Insights, as well as the companies that I am presently following. You will also be able to learn about me and about a special subscription offer.

visas

[Neono]

Auch recht interessant:

Dejour Pursues Listing of Warrants for Trading

Dejour Enterprises Ltd. (TSX-VJE)
Shares Issued: 31,169,854
Last Close: 10/14/2005 - $ 0.88
October 14, 2005 – News Release

Dejour Enterprises Ltd. reports that it has made submission to the TSX Venture Exchange to list for trading warrants that were issued as a part of the $5.25 million private placement closed in March 17, 2005. The warrants are exercisable into one common share at a price of $0.80, expiring March 17, 2007 .

At the end of the hold period of February 8, 2006, the warrants issued as part of the private placement closed on October 7, 2005 will also be listed for trading, subject to Exchange approval. The exercise price and expiry date of the warrants issued in October 2005 are identical to those of the warrants issued in March 2005.

This listing will give the warrant holder the opportunity for liquidity and a premium on the warrant as well as providing an additional source of new investors for Dejour.

About Dejour Enterprises Ltd.

Dejour Enterprises Ltd. is a Canadian energy exploration and development company whose mission is to provide superior shareholder value by acquiring and developing unique and rewarding opportunities within today’s burgeoning energy markets. The Company is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol (DJE). Refer to www.dejour.com for company details or contact Doug Cannaday , President.

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.

Statements in this release that are forward-looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties concerning the specific factors disclosed under the heading “Risk Factors” and elsewhere in the Corporations’ periodic filings with Canadian securities regulators. Such information contained herein represents management’s best judgment as of the date hereof based on information currently available. The corporation does not assume the obligation to update any forward-looking statement.

Robert L. Hodgkinson , Chairman & CEO
DEJOUR ENTERPRISES LTD.
Suite 1100-808 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 2X4
Phone: [phone] Facsimile: 604.638.5051 Email: [e-mail]

Ich denke, dass die Warrants damit nicht kursbelastend sind, da sich mit deren Handel auch gutes Geld verdienen lässt. So ganz nebenbei kann der Warrant Holder mit steigendem Aktienkurs enorm mit seinen Warrants verdienen. Also wird er versuchen, den Aktienpreis nach oben zu jagen

Neono

[visas]

Dr. Lloyd Clark

He was Exploration Manager, and later Chief Geologist, for Saskatchewan Mining Development Corp. (now Cameco Corp .) for nine years. Dr. Clark’s team of up to 65 uranium geologists explored large parts of the Athabasca Basin resulting in discovery of the McArthur River Deposit.
Today this is the world’s largest and richest uranium mine .


eine weitere neue Herausforderung ist jetzt Dejour Enterprises! (seit März 2005 dabei!)

Highlights of Dr. Clarks’ career include:

· Three years as pre-and post-doctoral research fellow at The Carnegie Institute in Washington, D.C. Geophysical Laboratory
· Professor of Geology and geochemistry at McGill University for 10 years
· Six years Senior Research Geologist and Head of Geochemical Research Division at Kennecott Exploration Inc., Salt Lake City
· Nine years with Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation (now Cameco) in Saskatoon as Exploration Manager and Chief Geologist. Dr. Clark established the Exploration Branch, including all exploration methods, administrative procedures and oversaw a staff including up to 65 geologists. His group developed exploration techniques currently employed in Saskatchewan for uranium exploration by numerous companies
· During Dr. Clark’s tenure at SMDC, his team made the discovery of uranium at McArthur River, which deposit has become the world’s largest, most profitable and highest grade uranium mine
· More recently he formed his own consulting company specializing in exploration of uranium, gold and base metal properties
·In addition to other awards, Dr. Clark has received 12 National Research Council of Canada fellowships and research grants and published over 23 scientific papers

[Neono]

Und 7,5mio Dollar Cash haben sie auch noch in der Kasse

[visas]

Beteiligung von Tom Stanley (Resolute Growth Fund 400 Mio.) an Dejour mit ca. 4 Mio. Stück (0,4%)!
Das sind ungefähr bei ca. 31 Mio. Aktien 12,4% !!!

Das sind die Fakten!!!
visas



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Friday, October 14, 2005
Resolute may close shop over disclosure rule


DEREK DeCLOET



Tom Stanley is taking a stand against busybodies who want to know what he`s buying and selling.

The man considered to be one of Canada`s best money managers is threatening to shut down his flagship Resolute Growth Fund in a tussle with regulators over how much he has to disclose.

The crux of the dispute is a new rule that forces all mutual funds in Canada to reveal their 25 largest holdings every quarter. Previously, funds were required to disclose only once every six months.

Mr. Stanley applied to the Ontario Securities Commission for an exemption, but hasn`t yet received one, so he has put investors on notice that he may wind up Resolute Growth, the best-performing mutual fund in Canada over the past 10 years. A $10,000 investment in the fund when it began in December, 1993, is worth about $200,000 today, and Mr. Stanley believes that privacy has helped his success.

"Now, with [the disclosure rule] it will be more difficult for us to continue the investment process that has served us so well," Mr. Stanley told unitholders in a letter obtained by The Globe. "I do not believe there is a place any longer for a public mutual fund here in Ontario with our unconventional investment style and unorthodox view of risk."

Mr. Stanley`s $400-million fund is highly concentrated in a small number of investments; as of the end of June, it contained only 14 stocks . So the new rule, in effect, forces him to disclose his entire portfolio every quarter.

Because a number of the companies are small and their stocks are not very liquid, it can take months for the fund to build a sizable stake. Mr. Stanley fears that more frequent disclosure will short-circuit the process by letting others know what he`s buying while he`s still trying to buy it, or could send prices of the stocks plummeting if he discloses that he had been selling.

"If competitors or arbitragers were able to access the fund`s quarterly portfolio information, they would effectively be able to `front-run` the fund, to the potential detriment of the fund and its unitholders," the firm said in regulatory filings this spring.

His letter to unitholders says he would prefer to wind up the fund "before year-end," but he will delay doing so for fear that quickly selling the fund`s holdings would hurt its value, and "continuing to manage the fund a bit longer allows us time for a last-minute regulatory reprieve."

Mr. Stanley`s complaint got a sympathetic ear from analyst Dan Hallett, president of Dan Hallett & Associates Inc., an investment research firm. "I can see where he would have an issue but I`m surprised it would drive him to consider closing the fund," he said. "If I was going to pick something I would have wanted in terms of improved disclosure, I`m not sure that [quarterly holdings] would be high on my list."

Many larger fund companies have adopted the new policy without complaint because they voluntarily give top holdings on a monthly basis. "We`ve been used to doing that for a long time," said Peter Anderson, president and chief executive officer of CI Fund Management Inc.`s mutual fund unit.

In June, Resolute Growth unitholders voted 99 per cent in favour of giving Mr. Stanley permission to apply for an OSC exemption.

The OSC was unavailable to comment.

Resolute Growth Fund

UTS Energy: 22.0%

Deer Creek Energy: 14.3%

International Uranium: 11.8%

Cameco: 9.4%

Canadian Natural Resources: 9.2%

UEX Corp: 8.4%.

Canadian Oil Sands: 6.2%

Suncor Energy: 4.5%

Genesis Land Development: 3.3%

Blue Mountain Energy: 3.2%

Other net assets: 2.9%

Energy Metals*: 1.5%

JNR Resources: 1.5%

Altius Minerals: 1.3%

Dejour Enterprises: 0.4%

[greenhorn1998]

Hallo zusammen!
Hier eine Meinung aus dem Stockhouse-Board. Mit dem Long Term Investor bin übrigens nicht ich gemeint , ich bin nämlich gar nicht drin Noch nicht

Liest sich sehr gut wie ich finde. Zumal sich der Autor sehr oft sehr fundiert äußert. Für meinen Geschmack, wobei ich das aber nicht wirklich beurteilen kann. Wie auch immer:

"It is truly a pleasure to meet another long term investor in Dejour! Depending upon results from detailed analysis of its Athabasca property and drilling results in Mississippi, it is not out of the realm of possibilities that the stock could reach $10 over the next 24 months. This would not be hype; rather, it would be based upon realized cash flows from a number of wells in Mississippi. Monies received from Dejour`s eventual joint venture partner in Saskatchewan, who would front all of the money for drilling and proving out the potential uranium reserves, while Dejour hopefully retains a majority interest in the properties, should not be included in the company`s cash flows. Rather, these funds would most probably be used to expand the company`s drilling prospects in other excellent natural gas properties in the U.S. These funds would allow for an explosive growth stage for what is currently a junior exploration company; it would rapidly advance in size and scope and would quickly leave the "junior" designation far behind. The management, board, and advisors to the company are almost second to none on the venture exchange. For some, this is the last bite at the apple -- for fun and profit. Others are at the point in their careers that Dejour is extremely important to their eventual retirement prospects. They will be both agressive and conservative at the same time. These two traits do not have to be at odds with each other. In addition, top management knows how to market the company`s prospects to forces in the exploration industry. It does not have to be hype; rather, it can be based upon the reality of Dejour`s prospects -- and they are excellent, to say the least! This is a "put away" without little doubt."

Gruß, greenhorn

[Teffie]

[visas]

Informationen zu Dejour - hier gibt es sie in Hülle und Fülle!

[emmischmied]

[posting]18.704.614 von visas am 09.11.05 16:47:48[/posting]ist noch jemand investiert?

[Neono]

[posting]20.438.810 von emmischmied am 01.03.06 11:06:11[/posting]Na logisch. Nach dem Run von 90ct auf 1,60 hat sie sich die verdiente Pause gegönnt. Wenn das PP tatsächlich zu 1,50 geschlossen wird, und man hört so, dann ist das der Hammer schlechthin. Der nächste move kommt bestimmt:

Überverkauft und Kaufsignal der Stochastik:



Dines über Uran:

Fabulous news: The price of uranium has just erupted a stunning $3, up 8% in a single day, for the biggest one-day advance in 25 years! Uranium`s contract price is now $40/lb and spot $38.50.

The significance of such a flying leap is our confirmation that the buying panic, for which we have been patiently waiting has indeed begun. Every uranium user in the world must be carefully examining his/her inventory position, worrying that it might not be enough and being tempted to hoard.

We are satisfied that you have been well prepared for this and all your buying of uranium stocks should now be completed before the Mass awakens completely. The train is leaving the station as the world`s press is bound to at last notice the price of uranium, and its scarcity.

Man kann wieder gut zugreifen

Neono

[emmischmied]

[posting]20.438.977 von Neono am 01.03.06 11:15:42[/posting]prima! bin heute eingestiegen

[stockrush]

abbä sischä

[Rainolaus]

punktgenaue Landung:

[Boersenkrieger]

schaut ja ganz gut aus... gibt grad so viele energiewerte die abziehen

[Quadra]

Dejour Closes CDN$7,950,000 Private Placement 03.03.06

Dejour Enterprises Ltd. (TSX-V: DJE, TSX-V: DJE.WT, OTC: DJEEF)
Shares Issued: 44,899,943
Last Close: 3/02/2006 – CDN $1.39

March 2, 2006 – News Release

Vancouver, BC, Canada





Dejour Enterprises Ltd. (the “Company”) has closed its brokered private placement, previously announced on February 6, 2006 raising gross proceeds of C$7,950,000 (the “Offering”). Pacific International Securities Inc. acted as agent (the “Agent") for the Offering.



Pursuant to the terms of the Offering, the Company has sold 5,300,000 flow-through common shares at $1.50 per share.



Dejour paid the Agent a cash commission of $477,000, representing 6.0% of the gross proceeds of the Offering. The Agent was also granted 424,000 compensation options, equal in number to 8.0% of the number of shares sold under the Offering. Each compensation option is exercisable to acquire one common share of the Company at an exercise price of $1.65 per common share. The compensation options may be exercised at any time and from time to time for a period of 18 months following the date of closing.



The private placement is subject to final regulatory and TSX Venture Exchange approval. All securities issued pursuant to the Offering are subject to a four month hold period expiring on July 3, 2006.



The Company plans to use the funds for exploration and development of the Company’s uranium properties in Saskatchewan`s Athabasca Basin and selected oil and gas projects. The flow through funds raised from this Offering will be Canadian exploration expenses (as defined in the Income Tax Act) and will be renounced for the 2006 taxation year.



About Dejour Enterprises Ltd.



Dejour is a Canadian energy company devoted to exploring for uranium, oil and gas leveraging the opportunities that exist as a result of the global market`s decreasing conventional supply and increasing demand for energy. The Company is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol (DJE). Refer to www.dejour.com for company details or contact Doug Cannaday, President.



The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.



This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to sell any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “U.S. Securities Act”) or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.



Robert L. Hodgkinson, Chairman & CEO

DEJOUR ENTERPRISES LTD.

Suite 1100 - 808 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 2X4

Phone: [phone] Facsimile: 604.638.5051 Email: [e-mail]

Quelle : Dejour Enterprises Ltd.

[Dirac]