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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.041.271 von Tiffi76le am 25.04.09 22:05:59Ausgelöst von der tot umgefallenen Kuh 
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Schweinegrippe in Mexiko
So ich habe an der TSX verbilligt. Jetzt kann es wieder nach Norden gehen...
Wie seht ihr die kommenden Wochen?
Wie seht ihr die kommenden Wochen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.031.703 von uprock am 24.04.09 04:52:47DIe Frage ist: Ist das eine MFL-Blockade mit angereisten Demonstranten oder eine kleine Partei aus der nächsten Ortschaft, die Wahlkampf macht? Laut den Aussagen von FVI: letzteres.
Die Sozialisten haben in Mexico immer mehr Einfluss verloren und mittlerweile regiert die christdemokratisch-konservative PAN. Zweitstärkste Kraft ist die gemäßigt linke Partido de la Revolución Democrática (PRD) und an dritter Stell liegt die sozialistische Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI). Die PRI regierte ununterbrochen von 1929 bis 2000 und hat das Land in seine desolate Lage gebracht (wie ALLE sozialistische/kommunistische Regierungen). Die PAN gilt als wirtschaftsfreundlich. Die PRD ist wirtschaftsfreundlich, ist aber auf soziale Gerechtigkeit und Standards bedacht.
Die Sozialisten haben in Mexico immer mehr Einfluss verloren und mittlerweile regiert die christdemokratisch-konservative PAN. Zweitstärkste Kraft ist die gemäßigt linke Partido de la Revolución Democrática (PRD) und an dritter Stell liegt die sozialistische Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI). Die PRI regierte ununterbrochen von 1929 bis 2000 und hat das Land in seine desolate Lage gebracht (wie ALLE sozialistische/kommunistische Regierungen). Die PAN gilt als wirtschaftsfreundlich. Die PRD ist wirtschaftsfreundlich, ist aber auf soziale Gerechtigkeit und Standards bedacht.
So wurde 2008 vor Ort anlässlich der MFL-Blockade Stimmung gegen die fiesen Ausbeuter-Colonialistas gemacht:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYLhmCuPFVg
Ich verstehe zwar kein Spanisch, aber Tonlage und Bildsprache sind klar genug, vor allem ab ungefähr 3:53.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYLhmCuPFVg
Ich verstehe zwar kein Spanisch, aber Tonlage und Bildsprache sind klar genug, vor allem ab ungefähr 3:53.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.026.717 von Nebiim am 23.04.09 15:06:59
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.026.639 von Nebiim am 23.04.09 14:58:08Die Straße zur Mine ist also nicht blockiert, sondern eine Hand voll linke Protestanten haben in der Nähe ein Camp aufgeschlagen. Hauptanklagepunkt: Bei den Bohrarbeiten sei eine Kuh gestorben! Simon weiß zwar nicht wie das passiert sein soll, aber vielleicht hat eine Bohrcrew aus Versehen durch eine im Weg stehende Kuh gebohrt ...
Weitere Infos zur Straßenblockade. Quelle: minesite.com
Speculation on growing the company by take-over as well as the usual positive take on the current situation. You have to login to minesite so I will just paste the guts of the article here:
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This is a company that’s in some ways tailor made for a London audience – it’s already up and running and in production at its Caylloma mine in Peru, which produced nearly 900,000 ounces of silver last year. And production from Caylloma will almost double to 1.6 million ounces this year, which in turn will generate between US$15 and US$20 million in cash flow, depending on how metals prices do. That’s a nice enough growth profile, considering that the cost per ounce of silver produced is relatively low at US$1.90, after base metals credits are taken into consideration. So Fortuna should be sitting on a healthy cash pile by the year end. But that’s not all. Further growth will come from the San Jose project in Oaxaca, Mexico, where what Simon calls “a significant infill drill programme” has just been completed. The results from that programme are currently the subject of intensive scrutiny as the basis for a new resource update, due out at the end of the second quarter. Simon’s fairly confident that half of San Jose’s 49 million resource ounces will be moved up into proven and probable reserves, and once that happens it will be a major tick in the box for the ongoing feasibility study. Fortuna has already ticked off the metallurgical work, and has awarded engineering contracts for the mine and wider project design work. The plan is for an underground operation that will process between 1,000 and 1,500 tonnes of ore per day.
If that all sounds too good to be true, especially with Paris Hilton rolled into the picture and silver at over US$12 per ounce, then there is at least one clear and present cloud on the horizon. That’s the presence of between 10 and 15 protestors in a camp outside San Jose, part of a wider political gambit by a local left wing opposition party to garner support ahead of elections in a few weeks time. This hasn’t caused any disruption to Fortuna’s development work, primarily because most of that work currently is conceptual, but also because the road isn’t actually blocked. “We’ve become a bit of a political pawn”, says Simon, and you get the feeling that while there’s enough of an issue to necessitate a press release on the matter from Fortuna, once the election is over the protestors might just melt away. One has claimed that recent drilling work has killed a cow, although quite how hasn’t been clearly elucidated. “Perhaps we drilled through it”, says Simon with a sardonic smile.
But, with due allowance for the vagaries of local politics, it looks like 2009 will shape up into a good year for Fortuna Silver Mines. Production is on the up, work at San Jose is progressing, and with all that cash piling onto the balance sheet an acquisition is not out of the question. Not long ago Simon and various of his team ran the rule over virtually every Aim-traded company in the neighbourhood. What he found, he says, was disappointing. But over in Australia more quality companies seemed to jump out at him, and it may well be onto the ASX that Fortuna makes its first corporate sally. It won’t necessarily be a silver deal either, though it will be American, and it will be in precious metals. “I don’t think we need to stay focused on silver”, says Simon. “We want to focus on profitability”. There speaks a man who’s not in love with an asset class, although he does concede the case made recently by RBC that the gold silver ratio might be about to narrow. The trouble is, he adds, is that “it’s a bit harder to find good silver projects”, although to be sure there are plenty of ropey ones around. So the next project to be sprinkled with a little Simon Ridgway stardust is likely to be a gold one, although whether Paris Hilton will reappear in the story again, only time will tell.
Es könnte sein, dass FVI demnächst ein Gold-Asset akquiriert!
Speculation on growing the company by take-over as well as the usual positive take on the current situation. You have to login to minesite so I will just paste the guts of the article here:
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This is a company that’s in some ways tailor made for a London audience – it’s already up and running and in production at its Caylloma mine in Peru, which produced nearly 900,000 ounces of silver last year. And production from Caylloma will almost double to 1.6 million ounces this year, which in turn will generate between US$15 and US$20 million in cash flow, depending on how metals prices do. That’s a nice enough growth profile, considering that the cost per ounce of silver produced is relatively low at US$1.90, after base metals credits are taken into consideration. So Fortuna should be sitting on a healthy cash pile by the year end. But that’s not all. Further growth will come from the San Jose project in Oaxaca, Mexico, where what Simon calls “a significant infill drill programme” has just been completed. The results from that programme are currently the subject of intensive scrutiny as the basis for a new resource update, due out at the end of the second quarter. Simon’s fairly confident that half of San Jose’s 49 million resource ounces will be moved up into proven and probable reserves, and once that happens it will be a major tick in the box for the ongoing feasibility study. Fortuna has already ticked off the metallurgical work, and has awarded engineering contracts for the mine and wider project design work. The plan is for an underground operation that will process between 1,000 and 1,500 tonnes of ore per day.
If that all sounds too good to be true, especially with Paris Hilton rolled into the picture and silver at over US$12 per ounce, then there is at least one clear and present cloud on the horizon. That’s the presence of between 10 and 15 protestors in a camp outside San Jose, part of a wider political gambit by a local left wing opposition party to garner support ahead of elections in a few weeks time. This hasn’t caused any disruption to Fortuna’s development work, primarily because most of that work currently is conceptual, but also because the road isn’t actually blocked. “We’ve become a bit of a political pawn”, says Simon, and you get the feeling that while there’s enough of an issue to necessitate a press release on the matter from Fortuna, once the election is over the protestors might just melt away. One has claimed that recent drilling work has killed a cow, although quite how hasn’t been clearly elucidated. “Perhaps we drilled through it”, says Simon with a sardonic smile.
But, with due allowance for the vagaries of local politics, it looks like 2009 will shape up into a good year for Fortuna Silver Mines. Production is on the up, work at San Jose is progressing, and with all that cash piling onto the balance sheet an acquisition is not out of the question. Not long ago Simon and various of his team ran the rule over virtually every Aim-traded company in the neighbourhood. What he found, he says, was disappointing. But over in Australia more quality companies seemed to jump out at him, and it may well be onto the ASX that Fortuna makes its first corporate sally. It won’t necessarily be a silver deal either, though it will be American, and it will be in precious metals. “I don’t think we need to stay focused on silver”, says Simon. “We want to focus on profitability”. There speaks a man who’s not in love with an asset class, although he does concede the case made recently by RBC that the gold silver ratio might be about to narrow. The trouble is, he adds, is that “it’s a bit harder to find good silver projects”, although to be sure there are plenty of ropey ones around. So the next project to be sprinkled with a little Simon Ridgway stardust is likely to be a gold one, although whether Paris Hilton will reappear in the story again, only time will tell.
Es könnte sein, dass FVI demnächst ein Gold-Asset akquiriert!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.018.777 von uprock am 22.04.09 16:35:10Vielen Dank für deine klaren Worte und die profunden Hintergrundinfos.
Irgendwie hat jedes Rohstoffunternehmen einen Pferdefuß. Ich persönlich ziehe Fortuna jetzt durch. Ansonsten ist Mexico für mich als Investitionsstandort gestorben. Als Urlaubsort sowieso: zu viel Drogenkriminalität.
Irgendwie hat jedes Rohstoffunternehmen einen Pferdefuß. Ich persönlich ziehe Fortuna jetzt durch. Ansonsten ist Mexico für mich als Investitionsstandort gestorben. Als Urlaubsort sowieso: zu viel Drogenkriminalität.
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