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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.166.040 von crystalsonic am 25.01.17 20:27:02
Neue Präsentation vom Januar 2017 hab noch nicht angeschaut :-)
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.166.010 von crystalsonic am 25.01.17 20:23:03
Highlights of updated Fundamental Research report
Highlights are :
- FRC reiterates buy recommendation and fair value target of 3 C$
- after signature of LOI's with PCC and Thorsil , Rogue management is still in discussions with other potential buyers in the ferrosilicon space and with countertop manufacturers, FRC cites targets like Caesarstone and Cosentino
- the potential 36% reduction in overburden is mentioned as very positive for reducing the project's operating and capital costs
- FRC mentions that given the simplicity and low capex nature of the project , the project will directly being advanced to production without a PFS or BFS study
- FRC stresses that potentially Rogue could move to production with less than half of the initial capex through DSO ( Direct Ship Ore ) business , which means without the secundary crushing facility , through targeting MgSi and FeSi producers
- Rogue cash position of around 1 M C$
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.rrs/rogue-re…
Rogue neuer Analyst Report Kursziel 3 CAD Summary
http://www.researchfrc.com/new/oops-wrong-membership-level/?…Highlights of updated Fundamental Research report
Highlights are :
- FRC reiterates buy recommendation and fair value target of 3 C$
- after signature of LOI's with PCC and Thorsil , Rogue management is still in discussions with other potential buyers in the ferrosilicon space and with countertop manufacturers, FRC cites targets like Caesarstone and Cosentino
- the potential 36% reduction in overburden is mentioned as very positive for reducing the project's operating and capital costs
- FRC mentions that given the simplicity and low capex nature of the project , the project will directly being advanced to production without a PFS or BFS study
- FRC stresses that potentially Rogue could move to production with less than half of the initial capex through DSO ( Direct Ship Ore ) business , which means without the secundary crushing facility , through targeting MgSi and FeSi producers
- Rogue cash position of around 1 M C$
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.rrs/rogue-re…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.165.977 von crystalsonic am 25.01.17 20:17:54
MIDAS LETTER
Transcript:
James West: Steve, thanks for joining us today.
Steve Roebuck: It’s a pleasure, James. Always great.
James West: Steve, let’s talk about the value proposition for investors in Natan Resources.
Steve Roebuck: Sure. We’re a junior exploration company. We’ve just picked up a project called the Montalembert project in Quebec. It’s very well located, about five minutes off Highway 113, just about 100 km west of Chibougamau. So it’s very special, because it’s a high grade project. It’s a high grade gold project, to be specific.
James West: Sure. What’s some of the technical evidence you could point to, to say it’s a high grade, and what do you mean by high grade? Two grams per tonne? Ten grams per tonne?
Steve Roebuck: Well, yeah. It’s a little bit higher than 2 to 10. We actually put out a press release today, with evidence of 438 grams per tonne.
Now of course, that’s just one channel sample, with extremely high grade, but that’s 14 ounce per tonne. Evidence that I can point to, historical evidence, amazingly, there is not a lot of previous work done on it. There was a drill campaign in the 1950s, they drilled 30 holes; they only took 10 samples in that 30-hole campaign. However, in 1973, a company by the name of Roche Lamb Mining did a bulk sample, and I think that’s the best piece of historical evidence of the high grade nature of it; they came back with 0.93 ounces per tonne over 405 feet, or – that’s basically 28 grams per tonne over 128 metres. So, very significant.
The width is about 2.5 feet, or almost 0.7 of a metre. So it’s got a lot of high grade visible gold. I did a site visit in October of 2016 and it was just remarkable, the amount of visible gold that I was able to see on surface. It’s a special project.
James West: Okay. So then, what’s the exploration game plan for 2017?
Steve Roebuck: So the exploration program for 2017 has really just begun. We’re starting off with data compilation, looking at the historical information, and putting it together electronically, digitizing the information that we do have. And we’re going to follow up quickly, in February and March, with a geophysical program. It’s to be determined exactly how we’re going to, exactly what techniques that we’re going to use, but likely it’s going to be high-resolution mag, and some ground IP. So these are the two things that we want to do, is get the geophysical DNA of the project, and really use that as an exploration tool.
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So it starts with the geophysics, and we’re going to get that done in February/March….it’s always good to get that done while we still have snow on the ground, and when the snow lifts, and that is typically around April, that gives us access back to the project and get out there and start doing some follow up mapping and channel sampling, and looking at a stripping program. And what I mean by a stripping program is that there are two parallel veins: one vein is called the Galena Vein, and the other one’s called Vein No. 2, that are currently exposed. The Galena Vein is exposed now 187 metres on strike length, and it’s showing mineralization through this entire length, which is truly remarkable.
To the south and to the north, the only thing that’s stopping this is about two metres of overburden and small growth trees, so our plan would be to continue to expose the vein to surface, continue to sample at surface, map it and sample it and channel sample it, and really, James, this is all leading up to a drill campaign in 2017.
We were fortunate to be able to raise $4 million, and 2.2 million of that is in flow-through, so that money will be spent. So we’re looking at a substantial program in 2017 that will include surface drilling. There’s a lot of work to be done, but we really like what we have at this point in time in terms of the two parallel veins. And looking at the historical drilling, I’m seeing areas and evidence that there are multiple veins that, once again, these have not been sampled, they have not been assayed. So there is a lot of, at this point in time, just a lot of smoke at this point in time, but I think that there’s an opportunity here to expose and continue to define multiple vein sets.
Right now, as I said, it’s exposed to 187 metres at surface. Looking at that historical drilling, I can tell you that it looks very positive to at least 600 feet to the north, or just under 200 metres continued extension of these vein sets to the north. That’s our job this year, James, is to get out there, get some information, expose the vein set surface, and then drill off a long strike and down dip of these veins and get assay information. I think that, you know, the value proposition is that you’ve got a very under-explored, high grade gold project in Quebec that is five minutes to a major highway. I think this is one of these projects that just got missed.
James West: Okay.
Steve Roebuck: The last campaign that was done was in 1973. That’s 44 years ago. So there’s a lot that’s going to happen this year.
James West: You bet. So one of the veins that you mentioned is called the Galena Vein. Is that indicative of a high silver content on these veins?
Steve Roebuck: No. Well, you know, I can’t say no definitively; the assays that we put out today not only had 438 grams gold but it also ran plus-100 grams silver. So I guess associated with the gold is some high-grade silver, but our main objective, and I think what we’re going to see with that, is that it’s mainly gold at this point in time. I don’t know at what point…this was first prospected in 1949 and the names were given at that point in time, so maybe one prospector saw some galena and they got positive results on the silver. But I’m focused really on the gold.
James West: Okay, great, Steve. That’s a great introductory interview. Let’s leave it there for now; we’ll come back to you in a quarter’s time and see how you’re making out. Thank you so much for your time today.
Steve Roebuck: Okay, well thank you very much, James. Always a pleasure.
James West: Bye for now.
Steve Roebuck: Bye-bye.
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Transcript:
James West: Steve, thanks for joining us today.
Steve Roebuck: It’s a pleasure, James. Always great.
James West: Steve, let’s talk about the value proposition for investors in Natan Resources.
Steve Roebuck: Sure. We’re a junior exploration company. We’ve just picked up a project called the Montalembert project in Quebec. It’s very well located, about five minutes off Highway 113, just about 100 km west of Chibougamau. So it’s very special, because it’s a high grade project. It’s a high grade gold project, to be specific.
James West: Sure. What’s some of the technical evidence you could point to, to say it’s a high grade, and what do you mean by high grade? Two grams per tonne? Ten grams per tonne?
Steve Roebuck: Well, yeah. It’s a little bit higher than 2 to 10. We actually put out a press release today, with evidence of 438 grams per tonne.
Now of course, that’s just one channel sample, with extremely high grade, but that’s 14 ounce per tonne. Evidence that I can point to, historical evidence, amazingly, there is not a lot of previous work done on it. There was a drill campaign in the 1950s, they drilled 30 holes; they only took 10 samples in that 30-hole campaign. However, in 1973, a company by the name of Roche Lamb Mining did a bulk sample, and I think that’s the best piece of historical evidence of the high grade nature of it; they came back with 0.93 ounces per tonne over 405 feet, or – that’s basically 28 grams per tonne over 128 metres. So, very significant.
The width is about 2.5 feet, or almost 0.7 of a metre. So it’s got a lot of high grade visible gold. I did a site visit in October of 2016 and it was just remarkable, the amount of visible gold that I was able to see on surface. It’s a special project.
James West: Okay. So then, what’s the exploration game plan for 2017?
Steve Roebuck: So the exploration program for 2017 has really just begun. We’re starting off with data compilation, looking at the historical information, and putting it together electronically, digitizing the information that we do have. And we’re going to follow up quickly, in February and March, with a geophysical program. It’s to be determined exactly how we’re going to, exactly what techniques that we’re going to use, but likely it’s going to be high-resolution mag, and some ground IP. So these are the two things that we want to do, is get the geophysical DNA of the project, and really use that as an exploration tool.
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So it starts with the geophysics, and we’re going to get that done in February/March….it’s always good to get that done while we still have snow on the ground, and when the snow lifts, and that is typically around April, that gives us access back to the project and get out there and start doing some follow up mapping and channel sampling, and looking at a stripping program. And what I mean by a stripping program is that there are two parallel veins: one vein is called the Galena Vein, and the other one’s called Vein No. 2, that are currently exposed. The Galena Vein is exposed now 187 metres on strike length, and it’s showing mineralization through this entire length, which is truly remarkable.
To the south and to the north, the only thing that’s stopping this is about two metres of overburden and small growth trees, so our plan would be to continue to expose the vein to surface, continue to sample at surface, map it and sample it and channel sample it, and really, James, this is all leading up to a drill campaign in 2017.
We were fortunate to be able to raise $4 million, and 2.2 million of that is in flow-through, so that money will be spent. So we’re looking at a substantial program in 2017 that will include surface drilling. There’s a lot of work to be done, but we really like what we have at this point in time in terms of the two parallel veins. And looking at the historical drilling, I’m seeing areas and evidence that there are multiple veins that, once again, these have not been sampled, they have not been assayed. So there is a lot of, at this point in time, just a lot of smoke at this point in time, but I think that there’s an opportunity here to expose and continue to define multiple vein sets.
Right now, as I said, it’s exposed to 187 metres at surface. Looking at that historical drilling, I can tell you that it looks very positive to at least 600 feet to the north, or just under 200 metres continued extension of these vein sets to the north. That’s our job this year, James, is to get out there, get some information, expose the vein set surface, and then drill off a long strike and down dip of these veins and get assay information. I think that, you know, the value proposition is that you’ve got a very under-explored, high grade gold project in Quebec that is five minutes to a major highway. I think this is one of these projects that just got missed.
James West: Okay.
Steve Roebuck: The last campaign that was done was in 1973. That’s 44 years ago. So there’s a lot that’s going to happen this year.
James West: You bet. So one of the veins that you mentioned is called the Galena Vein. Is that indicative of a high silver content on these veins?
Steve Roebuck: No. Well, you know, I can’t say no definitively; the assays that we put out today not only had 438 grams gold but it also ran plus-100 grams silver. So I guess associated with the gold is some high-grade silver, but our main objective, and I think what we’re going to see with that, is that it’s mainly gold at this point in time. I don’t know at what point…this was first prospected in 1949 and the names were given at that point in time, so maybe one prospector saw some galena and they got positive results on the silver. But I’m focused really on the gold.
James West: Okay, great, Steve. That’s a great introductory interview. Let’s leave it there for now; we’ll come back to you in a quarter’s time and see how you’re making out. Thank you so much for your time today.
Steve Roebuck: Okay, well thank you very much, James. Always a pleasure.
James West: Bye for now.
Steve Roebuck: Bye-bye.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.165.941 von crystalsonic am 25.01.17 20:14:05
The 4,000 metre program will focus on the expansion of the resource following the successful drilling program in 2016 which significantly increased the resource and grade.
The 2016 drilling resulted in a 68% expansion of Authier’s contained lithium resource to 13.74 million tonnes grading 1.07% lithium oxide for 147,600 tonnes of contained lithium.
Importantly, drilling will also aim to define the size and lithium grade of the recently discovered, high-grade, northern pegmatite.
Mineralisation remains open in all directions at Authier.
Background
Sayona’s flagship asset is the Authier lithium project comprising 19 mineral claims totalling 653 hectares.
Authier is a near-term development project and cash-flow generation opportunity for the company.
The dimensions of the deposit drilled to date are 825 metres long, with an average thickness of 25 metres, ranging from 4 metres to 55 metres.
Future mining or mineral extraction of the Authier deposit will be by open cut mining methods using drilling and blasting, and a conventional truck and shovel operation.
Sayona also recently secured an option to acquire an 871 square kilometre package of tenements in the world-class Pilgangoora district of Western Australia.
The package includes the Mallina project with newly identified spodumene pegmatite.
Drill program details
The drilling program has been designed with three aims, including:
- To improve the overall quality and expand on the size of its JORC resource.
The project now has nearly 19,000 metres of diamond drilling in 141 holes. Sayona’s plan is to increase the size and confidence levels of the resource and to study the merits of an expansion and/or the value adding potential of the project beyond what has been studied in the current pre-feasibility study which is nearing completion;
- Assess the resource potential of the newly discovered pegmatite; and
- Locate additional lithium mineralised pegmatites.
Sayona weitere 4km Drilling Phase 2 auf Authier
Sayona Mining (ASX:SYA) has commenced its Phase 2 resource expansion drilling program at the Authier lithium project located in Quebec, Canada.The 4,000 metre program will focus on the expansion of the resource following the successful drilling program in 2016 which significantly increased the resource and grade.
The 2016 drilling resulted in a 68% expansion of Authier’s contained lithium resource to 13.74 million tonnes grading 1.07% lithium oxide for 147,600 tonnes of contained lithium.
Importantly, drilling will also aim to define the size and lithium grade of the recently discovered, high-grade, northern pegmatite.
Mineralisation remains open in all directions at Authier.
Background
Sayona’s flagship asset is the Authier lithium project comprising 19 mineral claims totalling 653 hectares.
Authier is a near-term development project and cash-flow generation opportunity for the company.
The dimensions of the deposit drilled to date are 825 metres long, with an average thickness of 25 metres, ranging from 4 metres to 55 metres.
Future mining or mineral extraction of the Authier deposit will be by open cut mining methods using drilling and blasting, and a conventional truck and shovel operation.
Sayona also recently secured an option to acquire an 871 square kilometre package of tenements in the world-class Pilgangoora district of Western Australia.
The package includes the Mallina project with newly identified spodumene pegmatite.
Drill program details
The drilling program has been designed with three aims, including:
- To improve the overall quality and expand on the size of its JORC resource.
The project now has nearly 19,000 metres of diamond drilling in 141 holes. Sayona’s plan is to increase the size and confidence levels of the resource and to study the merits of an expansion and/or the value adding potential of the project beyond what has been studied in the current pre-feasibility study which is nearing completion;
- Assess the resource potential of the newly discovered pegmatite; and
- Locate additional lithium mineralised pegmatites.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.165.446 von Dagobert1875 am 25.01.17 19:23:01
Globex Intersects Wide, Near Surface, Potential Open Pit Type Gold Target
ROUYN-NORANDA, QUÉBEC--(Marketwired - Jan. 25, 2017) - GLOBEX MINING ENTERPRISES INC. (TSX:GMX)(FRANKFURT:G1MN)(STUTTGART:G1MN)(BERLIN:G1MN)(MUNICH:G1MN)(XETRA:G1MN)(OTCQX:GLBXF)
On January 18, 2017, Globex announced assay results from drill hole FS-16-35 which was drilled on Globex's 100% owned Francoeur and Arntfield Gold Mines Property, west of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. The reported assay result was 4.64 gpt Au over 8 m including 8.01 gpt Au over 4 m at a vertical depth of 90 m. True width is deemed to be 55% of the intersection width.
In the press release, Globex indicated that there may be a wide low grade gold envelope around the higher grade gold intersection. Assay results have been received from additional sampling which confirm a very wide low grade gold intersection as follows:
From (m) To (m) Core Length
(m) True Width
(m) True Width
(ft) Gold gpt
37.0 111.0 74.0 40.19 132 1.19
The new wide, low grade gold zone is near surface and was not identified nor sampled in previous exploration on the property. Globex will now study the gold intersection and the previous exploration in the area in order to develop an exploration program aimed at defining the potential of outlining a low grade, large tonnage gold deposit similar to other such targets and mines currently in the Abitibi.
The 100% owned Francoeur Gold Mine property, a former gold producer, was purchased in 2016 by Globex. The property includes both the Francoeur Gold Mine and the Arntfield Gold Mine and over 7 km of the gold localizing Francoeur-Wasa Fault including numerous gold zones intersected in historical drilling. The property includes infrastructure such as buildings (office, machine shop, logging facility, headframe, etc) and equipment such as a hoist, skips, etc. In addition, the Francoeur Mine at depth has a NI 43-101 conformable historical resource of Measured and Indicated 320,000 t @ 6.47 gpt Au (66,600 oz Au) and Inferred 18,000 t @ 7.17 gpt Au (4,150 oz Au) at the lower mine levels which is accessible in several drifts (Richmont Web Page Disclosure - Mineral Reserve & Resource Table as of December 31, 2015). This resource has not been reviewed by a qualified person for Globex under National Instrument 43-101 and is considered by Globex as an historical estimate.
For more information regarding the Francoeur and Arntfield Gold Mines Property acquisition, please see Globex Website at www.globexmining.com to read press releases dated March 3, 2016 and July 28, 2016.
The split core samples were assayed for gold by Laboratoire Accurassay in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. A strict quality assurance/quality control program was applied to all samples, which includes insertion of mineralized reference materials or blank samples or duplicates for each batch of 10 samples. The sample were crushed 70% passing -10 mesh and then a 500 grams sub-sample was pulverized 85% passing -200 mesh. The gold analyses were completed by fire assays with an atomic absorption finish on 30 grams of pulp material. Repeats were carried out by fire assay followed by gravimetric testing on each sample containing three grams per tonne gold or more.
This press release was written by Jack Stoch, P. Geo., President and CEO of Globex in his capacity as a Qualified Person (Q.P.) under NI 43-101.
Francouer NR und ich denke auch Dax hats nur gut gemeint :-)
Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. (GMX - TSX)Globex Intersects Wide, Near Surface, Potential Open Pit Type Gold Target
ROUYN-NORANDA, QUÉBEC--(Marketwired - Jan. 25, 2017) - GLOBEX MINING ENTERPRISES INC. (TSX:GMX)(FRANKFURT:G1MN)(STUTTGART:G1MN)(BERLIN:G1MN)(MUNICH:G1MN)(XETRA:G1MN)(OTCQX:GLBXF)
On January 18, 2017, Globex announced assay results from drill hole FS-16-35 which was drilled on Globex's 100% owned Francoeur and Arntfield Gold Mines Property, west of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. The reported assay result was 4.64 gpt Au over 8 m including 8.01 gpt Au over 4 m at a vertical depth of 90 m. True width is deemed to be 55% of the intersection width.
In the press release, Globex indicated that there may be a wide low grade gold envelope around the higher grade gold intersection. Assay results have been received from additional sampling which confirm a very wide low grade gold intersection as follows:
From (m) To (m) Core Length
(m) True Width
(m) True Width
(ft) Gold gpt
37.0 111.0 74.0 40.19 132 1.19
The new wide, low grade gold zone is near surface and was not identified nor sampled in previous exploration on the property. Globex will now study the gold intersection and the previous exploration in the area in order to develop an exploration program aimed at defining the potential of outlining a low grade, large tonnage gold deposit similar to other such targets and mines currently in the Abitibi.
The 100% owned Francoeur Gold Mine property, a former gold producer, was purchased in 2016 by Globex. The property includes both the Francoeur Gold Mine and the Arntfield Gold Mine and over 7 km of the gold localizing Francoeur-Wasa Fault including numerous gold zones intersected in historical drilling. The property includes infrastructure such as buildings (office, machine shop, logging facility, headframe, etc) and equipment such as a hoist, skips, etc. In addition, the Francoeur Mine at depth has a NI 43-101 conformable historical resource of Measured and Indicated 320,000 t @ 6.47 gpt Au (66,600 oz Au) and Inferred 18,000 t @ 7.17 gpt Au (4,150 oz Au) at the lower mine levels which is accessible in several drifts (Richmont Web Page Disclosure - Mineral Reserve & Resource Table as of December 31, 2015). This resource has not been reviewed by a qualified person for Globex under National Instrument 43-101 and is considered by Globex as an historical estimate.
For more information regarding the Francoeur and Arntfield Gold Mines Property acquisition, please see Globex Website at www.globexmining.com to read press releases dated March 3, 2016 and July 28, 2016.
The split core samples were assayed for gold by Laboratoire Accurassay in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. A strict quality assurance/quality control program was applied to all samples, which includes insertion of mineralized reference materials or blank samples or duplicates for each batch of 10 samples. The sample were crushed 70% passing -10 mesh and then a 500 grams sub-sample was pulverized 85% passing -200 mesh. The gold analyses were completed by fire assays with an atomic absorption finish on 30 grams of pulp material. Repeats were carried out by fire assay followed by gravimetric testing on each sample containing three grams per tonne gold or more.
This press release was written by Jack Stoch, P. Geo., President and CEO of Globex in his capacity as a Qualified Person (Q.P.) under NI 43-101.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.165.386 von tell51 am 25.01.17 19:15:34Danke tell
Das ist doch mal ne Aussage .
Weiter gutes gelingen an alle investierten.
Das ist doch mal ne Aussage .
Weiter gutes gelingen an alle investierten.
Liebe Globexianer
Ich bin seit Jahren ein stiller Mitleser! Ich bedanke mich recht herzlich für die fundierten Beiträge in diesem Forum! Ich bin seit 2006 in Globex investiert, also zu wesentlich höheren Kursen (Durchschnitts-Einstandskurs: CAD 3.72).
Das Zitat "Die gute alte Globex (Kanada GMX) mit einem zweistelligen Plus, nachdem diese schon am Freitag über 13% zulegte. Hier ranken sich bekanntlich schon seit dem dritten Quartal 2016 Übernahmespekulationen (wir berichteten" stammt vom BB "Rohstoffraketen".
Ich bin seit Jahren ein stiller Mitleser! Ich bedanke mich recht herzlich für die fundierten Beiträge in diesem Forum! Ich bin seit 2006 in Globex investiert, also zu wesentlich höheren Kursen (Durchschnitts-Einstandskurs: CAD 3.72).
Das Zitat "Die gute alte Globex (Kanada GMX) mit einem zweistelligen Plus, nachdem diese schon am Freitag über 13% zulegte. Hier ranken sich bekanntlich schon seit dem dritten Quartal 2016 Übernahmespekulationen (wir berichteten" stammt vom BB "Rohstoffraketen".
Tagesumsätze 24.1.2017
Auch gestern hatten wir wieder guten Umsatz.Gesamthaft hatten wir 58 Transaktionen mit 148'613 gehandelten Aktien. Devisenbereinigt war der durchschnittliche Kurs auf erneutem Jahreshoch von 0.594 CAD.
Davon hatten wir in Toronto 43 Transaktionen mit 116'840 Aktien. Schlusskurs = 0.59, Hoch / Tief = 0.61 / 0.58 CAD.
Gruss William
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.163.328 von Pieselwitz am 25.01.17 15:59:45
Das waren dann auch die richtigen Argumente. Dann muss der BB von Dax72 wohl ein anderer gewesen sein.
Gruss William
Zitat von Pieselwitz: Also der Börsenbrief "Gewinnerdepot" hat inhaltlich nichts zu einer möglichen Übernahme geschrieben, sondern lediglich die vielen Beteiligungen und niedrige MK zur Grundlage- bzw. Aufnahme in das Musterdepot genommen.
Das waren dann auch die richtigen Argumente. Dann muss der BB von Dax72 wohl ein anderer gewesen sein.
Gruss William
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