INTL WAYSIDE GOLD MINES LTD. (A0F68L) -> Eure Meinung bitte - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[wrkmq]

Moin, moin Leute

Würde gerne mit euch folgenden Wert diskutieren, den ich am WoE recherchiert habe (dies ist natürlich keine Kaufempfehlung):

Intl Wayside Gold Mines Ltd. Registered Shares o.N.
WKN / ISIN A0F68L / CA46056H2072
Börse Berlin-Bremen und CanadianExchange (in Berlin sind aber keinerlei Umsätze)

MK : ca. 5,5 Mio€

Laut der Homepage :
http://www.wayside-gold.com/
haben die eine sehr interessante Liegenschaft, die bald in Produktion gehen soll. Da die unter Sedar.com berichten, scheint das ganze auch recht seriös zu sein.

Unter dem Bereich Media auf der HP findet ihr eine Unternehmenspräsi von August, die detailliert Auskünfte über die Projekte und das Unternehmen gibt. Unter dem Bereich Operations auch einige detaillierte Infos zu den Liegenschaften. Hierzu auch aussagekräftige Preliminary Assessment Reports und einen Antrag auf Produktion.

Ich fand es insgesamt sehr spannend, zumal es sich hier um einen Wert handelt, der von den BBs noch nicht zerbombt ist und sich hoffentlich fundamental weiterentwickeln wird.


Der im July unter sedar.com veröffentlichte Finanzbericht (erstellt durch KPMG) weist einen Cash von 700K$ auf (Canadian),


Ich würde mich über eure Einschätzungen freuen.

Grüße,

Michael

[wrkmq]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.802.697 von wrkmq am 07.09.06 09:58:52

Moin, moin Leute

Seite kurzem wird Wayside auch in Frankfurt gehandelt.

Ausserdem gingen am Freitag 1Mio Stücke in Canada über den Tisch. In Frankfurt gerade mal 8000

Ausserdem gibt es wieder diverse NEWS auf deren HP:

http://www.wayside-gold.com/

[wrkmq]

Wayside ist auf'n sicheren Weg zu einem Produzenten :

International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.: Mine-Pit Survey Underway and Drilling Update
Monday October 2, 1:52 pm ET


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 2, 2006 -- The Board of Directors of International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:WGM.V - News)(FWB: IWUA) wishes to announce that surveying of the proposed Bonanza Ledge Pit area and the areas to be utilized for organic overburden, Potentially Acid Generating rock and Non Acid Generating rock storage as well as other infrastructure roads have started in preparation for forestry logging.
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In addition, the exploration drill road and pad building on the Bonanza West permit is in progress and nearing completion. The new proposed haul road located on District Lots 92, 93 and 94 is being flagged and forestry logging of the right-of-way is in progress.

The Company has now completed the exploration drill road and pad building at the newly discovered mineralized zone, on the Mucho Oro Claim-Phase 2 work program along strike and southeast to the proposed Bonanza Ledge Pit. Diamond drilling has resumed, and a second drill is now on site. Two drill holes have been completed to date in this proposed 13,000 foot drill program, which will total 39 drill holes, from 14 drill sites spaced on 100 foot intervals along strike.

The Company's 100% optioned property "The Cariboo Gold Project" encompasses 574.8 km2 and is located at Wells near Barkerville Historic Town in central British Columbia the terminus of the Cariboo Gold Rush of the 1860's. In the Barkerville Camp, 79 creeks have reported placer gold production. Recorded production from the Cariboo Gold Camp is 3.8 million ounces of gold, including 2.6 million ounces from placer mining and 1.2 million ounces from lode mining.

Pursuant to National Instrument 43-101, Mr. Peter Daignault, P.Geo, a qualified person, has reviewed this News Release.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

J. Frank Callaghan, President and CEO

This news release contains forward-looking statements regarding the timing and content of upcoming programs. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements.



The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved of the information contained herein.



Contact:
Contacts:
International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.
J. Frank Callaghan
President and CEO
[phone] or Toll Free: 1-800-663-9688
[phone] (FAX)
Website: http://www.wayside-gold.com



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Source: International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.

[wrkmq]

Auch wenn ich hier Alleinunterhalter bin, so halte ich dennoch an Wayside fest

Wer sich gerne detailliert über den Verlauf der Produktionsbewilligung informieren will, sollte dies über die Seite des "Environmental Assessment Office" von British Columbia Government machen (hier sind übrigens auch Projekte anderer Explorer, die in WO diskutiert werden, sehr gut strukturiert):

http://www.eao.gov.bc.ca/epic/output/html/deploy/epic_projec…

Nennt mir mal einen Explorer hier, der so detailliert informiert, wie Wayside? Um so verblüffender ist es für mich, dass sich hier keiner dafür interessiert. Aber vielleicht schreibt hier ja bald mal jemand einen Grund dafür

Grüße,

Michael

[wrkmq]

So, hier die Erklärung für die +10% gestern in Canada; an die Firma muss man einfach glauben

Nov 13, 2006 3:43:00 AM

Nov 13, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

INTERNATIONAL WAYSIDE GOLD MINES LTD. (TSXV: WGM)

Gold rushes are the stuff of legends. Who can read Jack London's stories of the Klondike or hear the fabulous tales of the California Gold Rush of 1849 without the heart beating just a bit faster? But there was also a third gold rush, just as dynamic, but lesser known, which took place in the mountains of east central British Columbia in the early 1860s. Fabulous fortunes were made overnight and the town of Barkerville suddenly arose in the wilderness, a community of 10,000 people filled with miners and workers dreaming of sudden wealth to be gleaned from the gold-filled streams in the region. In fact, in its heyday, Barkerville was reputed to be the largest city in North America west of Chicago and north of San Francisco.

One of the tales still recounted is of an early placer miner who came across a stream so rich that he was able to take out his weight in gold - all 240 pounds - from just one day's work! In today's dollars, that would be about 3,000 ounces times US$600 per ounce, or almost two million dollars. All that remains of Barkerville today is a restored - and fascinating - tourist town which attracts more than 150,000 visitors each year. However, the geology which led to formation of the area's placer deposits has continued to attract serious exploration and mining development for many decades.

During its long productive history, the Barkerville-Wells area produced 3.8 million ounces of gold, making it one of the great gold-producing regions in North America. Of that total, 2.6 million ounces came from placer mining and 1.2 million ounces from various underground operations.

One company active in this region is Vancouver-based International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd. Wayside has accumulated a portfolio of numerous area prospects, assembled a quality team of geologists, and is actively working to bring historic mines back into production as well as discovering new resources. Wayside's land position currently stands at a sizeable 57,000 hectares (approx. 143,000 acres) and encompasses several abandoned but previously productive mines, and areas which are now being explored for new resources.

Accompanied by company President J. Frank Callaghan, we visited Wayside's properties in mid-September, and enjoyed a lengthy meeting with the geologic team, headed by Jim Yin, Pd. D, P.Geol. Dr. Yin showed us a host of maps, diagrams and drill records at Wayside's exploration office, adjacent to the town of Wells, BC, and gave us a detailed overview of the properties, current exploration work and preparations for planned production.

Wells itself has a fascinating history. As the fame of the Cariboo Gold Rush placer deposits near Barkerville (named after early prospector Billy Barker) spread far and wide, serious mine developers were attracted to the area, including Mr. Fred Wells who founded founded the Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining Co. Ltd and his namesake town. As area mines including Cariboo Gold and Island Mountain came into operation (including those later abandoned and now held in the Wayside portfolio), the town prospered. By the 1930's, Wells was a vibrant community of some 5,000 people.

Unfortunately for the community, Cariboo Gold shut down in 1954 and Island Mountain began operating only intermittently until closing for good in 1967 with the Mosquito project operating intermittently from 1981 to 1987 . With Barkerville shut down and local mining out of business, Wells became a virtual ghost town with only a scattering of permanent residents at this time, along with a few businesses catering to winter tourists, summer season Barkerville visitors and present-day mining developers. Obviously, the citizens of modern-day Wells would welcome with open arms any serious new mining production.

Wayside plans to take an active roll in the revitalization of Wells as their projects move forward.

Wayside's properties are located in east-central British Columbia, approximately 80 km (50 miles) east of the city of Quesnel, a community of some 30,000 located along Highway 97, the major north-south artery leading from the northern USA to the Alaska Highway. Provincial Highway 26, a modern, paved route, leads east from Quesnel to Wells, Barkerville and the nearby Wayside properties. The Quesnel area itself hosts milling operations, a highly-trained labor force and a wide range of equipment suppliers.

International Wayside was re-organized from a predecessor company and adopted its present name in July, 1994. Wayside entered into an agreement to earn a 50% interest in The Cariboo Gold Quartz (CGQ) Property, composed of 64 Crown-granted mineral claims, which operated as an underground mine from 1933-1959. The company later entered into a second agreement in 1999 to acquire the remaining 50% of CGQ and also 100% of the past-producing Island Mountain and Mosquito Creek Mines.

Highway 26 and Jack of Clubs Lake (just west of Wells) serve as excellent dividing markers for Wayside's projects. Island Mountain and Mosquito Creek lie north of the highway and lake while the CGQ properties lie to their south, located along two mountains named Barkerville' and Cow'. Most of Wayside's current efforts are focused in this southern region.

Exploration began at Cow Mountain in 1995 and drilling at the BC Vein on Barkerville Mountain began in the fall of 1998. It was drilling along the BC Vein in March, 2000 which led to the discovery of the important Bonanza Ledge' find, currently Wayside's highest priority project.

As excerpted from a company press release of March 23, 2000, Wayside reported "...intercepts of 24.5 feet grading 9.41 grams per tonne Au, 28 feet grading 10.12 g/t and 18.7 feet grading 14.36 g/t.' Based on these preliminary results, the company began serious exploration and development work at Bonanza Ledge. To date 273 diamond drill holes have been completed, as well as 418 feet of channel sampling along three trenches.

An NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate was completed in 2006 for Bonanza Ledge by the firm of Chlumsky, Ambrust & Meyer, LLC which showed Measured and Indicated resources of 504,000 tonnes of ore containing 83,016 ounces of gold. In addition, they calculated an Inferred resource of 227,894 tonnes containing 25,068 ounces. Based on these figures, Wayside has been moving forward with plans to bring a mining operation into production as rapidly as possible, a mine which would employ at least 40 people in the Wells area, giving local economy a huge boost.

The mine development program calls for the excavation of an open pit, with storage of overburden and topsoil nearby, for reclamation when mining operations are complete. Plans call for the mining of 70,000 tonnes of ore per year which is to be trucked to a mill near Quesnel for the first year and subsequently processed on site by a new mill expected to be completed about 12 months after mining operations commence. In building a road from Bonanza Ledge, which bypasses the Wells townsite, Wayside will also provide access for power lines from Quesnel required for the new mill.

Since initial expenses are likely to be higher due to greater transportation costs, the company plans to use a higher cut-off grade during the first year than will be required for subsequent locally milled ores.

Because the Wells-Barkerville area enjoys widespread recreational use in all seasons, the permitting process has been quite detailed. The areas enjoy an influx of snowmobile riders, cross-country skiers and other outdoor enthusiasts each winter, thanks to an average snowfall of about twenty feet. In summer tens of thousands visit Barkerville. Legions of kayakers, hikers, horseback riders and prospectors are drawn by the region's lakes, streams and mountains. As a result of the area's recreational importance, the initial permit application filed in early 2006 by Wayside was about 2,000 pages long in order to satisfy the requirements of numerous federal and provincial agencies.

Wayside received a formal response early this summer and recently filed a reply which covered an additional 299 pages of technical information. Wayside anticipates a decision within 60 days of this last filing, and believes that all objections have been satisfactorily answered. Upon permit issuance, the company plans to move immediately toward production.

The area's cold winters are actually beneficial to production as equipment can move over frozen surfaces efficiently during winter months. The only period of difficulty is from about late March to mid-May when snowmelt creates soggy conditions for heavy equipment and trucking operations.

During the discovery and permitting process, Wayside has been careful to include extensive consultation with area First Nations (FN) peoples, specifically including the Lhtako Dene FN and the Lheidli T'enneh FN. Bonanza Ledge is located on the traditional land of the Lhtako Dene while the Lheidli T'enneh Tribe occupies the regions downstream from the proposed operation sites.

Wayside has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Lhtako Dene which includes provisions setting the terms for a mutually beneficial relationship, commissioning an archaeological assessment, and identifying opportunities for training and employment for area aboriginal peoples. The Llheidli T'enneh have indicated they have no objection as long as water quality and fish habitats of the area are protected.

During our visit, we noted the extensive environmental operations the company is conducting. Environmental specialists have their own building in Wells and have set up elaborate operations at area streams to insure that discharge from the proposed open pit, from exploration efforts and from the eventual operating mill do not impair water quality and natural wildlife habitat in the region.

Future plans for the company include using cash flow from mining operations to further the discovery and development of additional gold resources on their holdings. One particularly prospective area is the Mucho Oro' property downstrike from Bonanza Ledge where an ore body similar to and potentially larger than Bonanza Ledge is being outlined. In addition, the company is particularly anxious to take advantage of numerous existing tunnels and shafts at Island Mountain, Mosquito and Cariboo Quartz Gold to conduct underground drilling operations - at a considerable savings of funds and time expended. They also plan to expand the new mill's capacity to eventually reach 500,000 tonnes per year.

Wayside's efforts are being closely watched by the citizenry of Wells and no group is hoping more fervently for their success. Perhaps the ghosts of Billy Barker and Fred Wells are smiling as well.

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[wrkmq]

Moin, moin
WGM ist seit einigen Tagen halted. Hier ist der Grund dafür. Die News sollten genau studiert werden; nun kann WGM zwar 100% ihres Hauptprojektes erwerben, dennoch bekommen die die 10Mio halt nicht ohne Aderlass:

Int'l Wayside receives $10-million loan for Cariboo
2006-12-29 14:10 ET - News Release

Mr. Frank Callaghan reports

BROKERED US$10,000,000 SENIOR SECURED DEBT FINANCING DECEMBER 29, 2006

International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd. has reached an agreement with Karver Capital Holdings Ltd., a private investment firm headquartered in Europe, for a brokered senior secured debt financing of $10-million (U.S.) in one or more tranches, led by Octagon Capital Corp. as agent. Conversion privileges relating to the loan (as described below) shall be subject to regulatory and shareholder approval.

Of the proceeds from this financing, $3.5-million will be used to pay the final amounts owing under the company's option agreement with Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. The company will then have sole ownership of the mineral claims at the heart of the Cariboo gold camp. The remaining proceeds will be used to settle all outstanding litigation, clear all liens on all properties, settle certain accounts payable and for general working capital purposes.

The principal lender, through or in concert with one or more nominees, including Karver Capital Canada Inc., a subsidiary of the principal lender, will advance to the company $3,772,352 (U.S.) as a bridge loan on or about Dec. 29, 2006.

The loan is subject to 10-per-cent interest per year, to be accrued and calculated monthly. The loan is to be secured by one or more general security agreements and such other reasonable security against the assets of the company as the lenders require. Subject to regulatory approval, bonus warrants equivalent to 33.3 per cent of the amounts advanced pursuant to the loan are to be issued in respect of amounts advanced pursuant to the loan. Each bonus warrant entitling the holder thereof to acquire a common share of the company upon payment of 30 cents within 24 months from the closing date, with a forced exercise provision attached to each bonus warrant commencing on the day following: (a) the conversion of the applicable note; and (b) the expiry of any applicable hold period on the underlying common share, stating that if, for 10 consecutive trading days, the closing price of the listed shares of the company exceeds $1.00 then the exercise period of the bonus warrants will be reduced to a period of 30 days following such trading days. Based on current exchange rates the approximate value of the bonus warrants would be $3,862,333 represented by approximately 12,877,777 bonus warrants. The total number of warrants (defined below) to be issued pursuant to this term sheet shall be reduced and offset by the number of bonus warrants issued pursuant to this term sheet. The loan will mature on June 29, 2007.

Subject to regulatory and shareholder approval, each holder of notes and accumulated interest relating to the loan shall be entitled to convert each note to units of the company, each unit consisting of one common share and one-half of one common share purchase warrant. Each whole warrant shall entitle the holder to acquire one common share of the company upon payment of 30 cents within 24 months from the closing date, with a forced exercise provision attached to each warrant commencing on the day following: (a) the conversion of the applicable note; and (b) the expiry of any applicable hold period on the underlying common shares, stating that if, for 10 consecutive trading days, the closing price of the listed shares of the company exceeds $1.00 then the exercise period of the warrants will be reduced to a period of 30 days following such trading days.

Any such conversion, as described above, shall be based on the following formula: total number of units equals total accumulated value of note per 25 cents.

The conversion privileges described above may only be exercised if and when the company obtains all regulatory and shareholder approval. If shareholder and/or regulatory approval is not obtained (or if the permitted conversion substantially differs from the terms described in the term sheet), each holder will have the right to either: (1) convert at the terms permitted by regulators and shareholders; or (2) redeem its notes. The securities to be issued will have certain anti-dilution rights and the lenders will have certain rights of first refusal entitling them to participate in future financings.

Upon the advance of $10-million (U.S.), if the lenders convert all of the outstanding notes to common shares in the company on June 29, 2007, the lenders will obtain approximately 48,667,436 common shares of the company and 24,333,718 warrants based on current currency exchange rates. If the warrants are exchanged for common shares, the total common shares obtained by the lenders would represent approximately 63 per cent of the outstanding common shares of the company or approximately 55 per cent of the fully diluted outstanding shares of the company.

Pursuant to the agreement with the principal lender, it is presently expected that the lenders will nominate an additional director to join the board of directors of the company sometime in 2007 prior to the loan maturing.

According to Frank Callaghan, president and chief executive officer of the company: "This financing is a very exciting development for International Wayside. Not only will this arrangement provide for the purchase of 100-per-cent interest in key landholdings in the Cariboo gold project, it also provides the company with sufficient funds for critical exploration targets."

Octagon Capital Corp. will receive a cash commission of 5 per cent of the gross proceeds of the loan and an option to purchase up to 6.8 per cent of the number of units which the loan may be convertible into. Additional finder's fees of a total of 5 per cent cash of the gross proceeds of the loan and an option to purchase up to 3.2 per cent of the number of units which the loan may be convertible into also will be paid.

The company commenced operations in the Cariboo district in 1994 and since that time has focused on the exploration and development of its gold properties. After the final property payment of $3.5-million to Mosquito, the company will obtain 100-per-cent ownership of the Cariboo gold project which encompasses 574.8 square kilometres and is located at Wells near the historic town of Barkerville in central British Columbia, the terminus of the Cariboo gold rush of the 1860s. In the Barkerville camp, 79 creeks have reported placer gold production. Recorded production from the Cariboo gold camp is 3.8 million ounces of gold, including 2.6 million ounces from placer mining and 1.2 million ounces from lode mining.

Pursuant to National Instrument 43-101, Jian-Zhao Yin, PhD, PGeo, a qualified person, has reviewed this news release.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[wrkmq]

Die News wurde sehr gut aufgenommen. Seit Handelseröffnung heute schon +25%.
Der Kurs hat aber noch Potential. Dazu müssen nun aber detaillierte Infos zum Cariboo-Projekt folgen und dazu:

"The remaining proceeds will be used to settle all outstanding litigation, clear all liens on all properties, settle certain accounts payable and for general working capital purposes"

Stimmen die Details werden auch Kurse von 0.30 realistisch.

IMHO,

Michael

[Depotmanager04]

HI; Habe mir die Hompage mal angesehen; viel Phantasie ist wohl auch drin---auch so eine Zockeraktie--- aber warum nicht hier mal investieren? Mal schaun.

Gruß Depot

[Depotmanager04]

Man kann ja mal am Ball bleiben hier...

[Popeye82]

Lesezeichen.

[wrkmq]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.554.873 von Popeye82 am 13.09.07 04:28:35

Hallo Popeye,

Vorsicht! bei INTL; hab inzwischen meine Meinung geändert; lohnt sich nur zum Zocken; der CEO scheint alles andere als "integer" zu sein!

[Plotin]

was ist passiert?

[liebknecht]

Da kauft einer.
http://www.canadianinsider.com/

[Plotin]

ja,ja , schon. meine Frage aber war, wieso man beim CEO vorsichtig sein sollte.

Dieser hat seine Transaktionen recht spät gemeldet. Und zwar hat er im September 4mio shares gekauft, von denen er in der Folgezeit ca. 1 Mio wieder verkuaft hat. Die jüngste Transaktion ist ein Kauf von Optionen, von denen wir leider nicht wissen, wie der Bezugspreis ist.

Was mir etwas komisch aufstösst: Die 4mio shares will er angeblich zu 0.15CDollar "in the public market" gekauft haben. Laut Yahoo ist die Aktie aber zu dieser Zeit nie (auch nicht intraday) zu 0.15 gehandelt worden.

[liebknecht]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.157.153 von Plotin am 26.10.07 07:43:23

Hab mich noch nicht weiter mit der Aktie beschäftigt, außer mal schnell nachgeschaut bei Insidertrades.
Warum man vorsichtig sein sollte weiß ich nicht , aber interessiert mich auch.
Vielleicht kann ja mal jemand was gazu schreiben der ein bischen mehr weiß!

[Plotin]

...das wäre wrkmq, an den meine Frage adressiert war!

[liebknecht]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.170.415 von Plotin am 26.10.07 22:59:45

Sorry , war mir nicht ganz sicher ob ich gemeint war.
Behalte die Aktie aber trotzdem im Auge, mal sehen ob sich da was tut in der Zukunft.

[wrkmq]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.170.415 von Plotin am 26.10.07 22:59:45

Hi, Plotin

ich persönlich hab die Firma mehrfach angeschrieben; hab aber nie eine Antwort bekommen. Das allein ist für mich Grund genug, sofort aus einer Aktie rauszugehen.
Am Anfang hab ich mich bei Stockhouse auch noch gegen das Gebashe im Thread gewehrt, musste aber bald feststellen, dass das Gebashe anscheinend doch viel Wahrheit beinhaltet.
Die Fakten, die WGM auf deren HP präsentiert wären schlichtweg super nur scheint es wirklich so, dass die halt nur auf der HP stehen und in der Ralität in keinster Weise umgesetzt werden.

Insgesamt ist da halt nur ein übles G`schmäckle. Grund genug für mich, die Aktie nicht mehr anzufassen.

[liebknecht]

Guten Morgen,James callaghan hat 7 mio shares gekauft zum Durchschnittspreis von 0,17 Dollar.
Zu lesen in canadian insider.
Gibts da was neues?
Gruß

[liebknecht]

http://www.canadianinsider.com/