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[bushel]

am 6.09. gabs wieder News aus Canada
STAR DIAMOND PROJECT: PHASE 3 DIAMOND RESULTS
10.26, 6.62, 3.77 AND 3.53 CARAT DIAMONDS IN 340 CARAT PARCEL
George H. Read, P. Geo., Senior Vice President Exploration and Development, is pleased to announce the second
set of diamond results from Phase 3 of the underground bulk sample (Phase 1 being the original 25,000 tonne bulk
sample and Phase 2 being the 18,000 tonne prefeasibility study) collected from the Star Kimberlite in preparation to
bulk sample the Pense and Cantuar Kimberlites. The diamond recoveries total 340.42 carats from 2,139.57 dry
tonnes processed. Included in this release are results for eight kimberlite batches of a total of approximately 50
kimberlite batches that will be processed as part of the Phase 3 bulk sampling program. A total of 2,694 commercial
sized diamonds (greater than 1.18 millimetre square mesh screen), collectively weighing 337.66 carats, has been
recovered from the eight batches. Forty-one diamonds greater than one carat have been recovered and the four
largest stones are: 10.26, 6.62, 3.77 and 3.53 carats, respectively. In addition, one hundred and sixty-two diamonds
(2.76 carats) were recovered down to 0.85 millimetre square mesh. The colour of 67 percent of the diamonds has
been classified as white, with a further 15 percent classified as off-white.
Seven of these kimberlite batches were recovered from the Early Joli Fou Kimberlite, which was mined to the south
of the shaft (Batches 160) and on the ramp from the 235 metre level to the drill station on the 215 metre level
(Batches 161, 162, 163, 164, 165 and 167). The lower grade of Batch 164 results from an increased proportion of
finer grained pyroclastic kimberlite. Batch 166 represents Cantuar Kimberlite in the southwestern part of the
underground development. Over 8,320 tonnes of Phase 3 kimberlite has been processed through the on-site plant.
The X-ray Flowsort and grease table concentrates of Batches 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177 and
178 have been dispatched to SGS Lakefield Research for final diamond recovery.


kurz oder lang sie haben ganz gut was gefunden

The prefeasibility study on Star, with a budget of approximately $60 million, is now the largest work program
outlined for any of the Fort a la Corne kimberlites. The aim of the prefeasibility study is to define a National
Instrument 43-101 compliant Mineral Reserve for the Star Kimberlite. Senior Vice President Exploration and
Development, George Read, Professional Geoscientist in the Provinces of Saskatchewan and British Columbia, is
the Qualified Person responsible for the verification and quality assurance of analytical results. Shore is a Canadian
based corporation engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties.

also kaufen sollange sie noch unterbewertet sind

[bushel]

weitere infos zur aktie
100% Star Diamond Project, 42.245% Joint Venture - DeBeers/Cameco
also wenn sich DeBeers schon mit reinhängt dann kann das nur der
albsolute Renner werden

[bushel]

-ist nen recht großes Gebiet was da erschlossen werden könnte,
war vor ner weile mal da.
- gebiet ist direkt am north saskatchewan river gelegen

- es gibt enorme vorkommen von 35 Millionen Karat
wie von De Beers bereits bestätigt

[bushel]

[bushel]

desweiteren hält einer der weltgrößten Goldproduzenten
(NEWMONT) ca 10% der shares

[marlene9374]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.986.147 von bushel am 17.09.06 07:32:00

war die Schnecke auch da?

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.997.330 von marlene9374 am 17.09.06 16:53:44

k k


wie man sieht ist die aktie langfristig gesehn
steigend also eine gute gelegenheit die
derzeitige schwäche auszunutzen

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.011.872 von bushel am 17.09.06 23:29:24

wer nach meiner info im sept.
gekauft hat dürft sich über ein
grünes depot freuen
es geht aufwärts zwar nicht steil
aber sicher und stetig!!!
und vom bisherigen stand sind
wir noch ein bisschen weg
also noch raum für gewinn
es wird nicht ohne grund so sein das newmont
40% ander der firma hält!

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.021.981 von bushel am 18.01.07 21:57:08

und wieder +6% in CA
das nen ich stetig ohne gepusche
nach oben!!

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.039.168 von bushel am 19.01.07 20:12:38

http://www.shoregold.com/newsrelease/NEWSREL16January2007.pd…

NEWS RELEASE
Stock Symbol: SGF: TSX January 16, 2007
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
STAR DIAMOND PROJECT: PHASE 3 CANTUAR DIAMOND RESULTS
16.59, 8.64, 7.86 AND 5.94 CARAT DIAMONDS IN 464.27 CARAT PARCEL
George H. Read, P. Geo., Senior Vice President Exploration and Development, is pleased to announce the fourth set
of diamond results from Phase 3 of the underground bulk sampling of the Star Kimberlite (Phase 1 being the original
25,000 tonne bulk sample and Phase 2 being the 18,000 tonne bulk sample). The diamond recoveries total 464.27
carats from 2,752.92 dry tonnes processed. Included in this release are results for thirteen kimberlite batches of a
total of approximately 50 kimberlite batches that will be processed as part of the Phase 3 bulk sampling program. A
total of 2,388 commercial sized diamonds (greater than 1.18 millimetre square mesh screen), collectively weighing
463.32 carats, has been recovered from the thirteen batches. Seventy-nine diamonds greater than one carat have been
recovered and the four largest stones are: 16.59, 8.64, 7.86 and 5.94 carats, respectively. In addition, 57 diamonds
(0.95 carats) were recovered down to 0.85 millimetre square mesh. The colour of 55 percent of the diamonds has
been classified as white, with a further 23 percent classified as off-white.
All of these kimberlite batches were recovered from the Cantuar Kimberlite, which was mined to the south and
southwest of the shaft. Note that kimberlites batches 193A, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199 and 200 have been sampled
in drifts developed from the Star Diamond Project (100 percent Shore) into Star West, which is within the claims of
the Fort a la Corne Joint Venture (FALC-JV: Shore 60 percent, Newmont 40 percent). The lower grades of
kimberlite batches 183, 185, 193B and 194 are a result of a combination of higher proportions of pyroclastic
kimberlite (as opposed to kimberlite breccia) and localized mudstone dilution. The X-ray Flowsort and grease table
concentrates of Batches 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 184, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 201, 202, 203 and 204 have
been dispatched to SGS Lakefield Research for final diamond recovery.
Kimberlite processed and diamond results for the thirteen sample batches are listed in the table below. Grades are
expressed in carats per hundred tonnes (cpht).

Examination of the size frequency statistics for the Early Joli Fou (EJF) and Cantuar diamond populations shows
that the Cantuar population has an even greater proportion of plus one carat goods than the EJF diamond population.
Typically the bulk of the diamond value lies in the stones that are greater than one carat in size. Forty percent of the
carats recovered from the Cantuar are greater than one carat in size, while 31 percent of the EJF carats are greater
than one carat. The data used to generate these numbers are listed in the following table.
Kimberlite Lithology Total Carats Carats greater than 1 carat Percentage greater than 1 carat
Early Joli Fou 6,774.56 2,113.16 31.19%
Cantuar 1,223.48 491.31 40.16%
The four largest stones are: 16.59 (Batch 200, Off White), 8.64 (Batch 195, Grey), 7.86 (Batch 200, Off White) and
5.94 (Batch 181, Grey) carats respectively. Forty-three diamonds exceed two carats and 79 diamonds exceed one
carat, of which 31 are white, 27 are off-white, 15 are grey, 5 are brown and 1 is yellow. A total of 168 diamonds
exceed 0.5 carats. Fifty-five percent of this diamond parcel is classified white in colour, with a further 23 percent
classified as off-white. The diamond parcel includes 7 yellow stones. Ninety-nine percent of the carat weight of this
parcel occurs in diamonds greater than 1.18 millimetre square mesh.
Senior Vice President Exploration and Development, George Read, states: “The high proportion of plus one carat
diamonds and the resultant coarse size frequency distribution for the Cantuar diamond population will have a
positive effect on the economics of this kimberlite lithology. The bulk sampling of the Cantuar and Pense
Kimberlites is well advanced and while the underground bulk sampling of the Cantuar is almost complete, lateral
drift development is still underway in the Pense Kimberlite. It is anticipated that all underground sampling on Star
will be completed in the first quarter of 2007. Thereafter the underground workings on Star will be shut down. The
collection of data which will be used to determine the presence of a National Instrument 43-101 compliant Mineral
Resource is proceeding on schedule.”
The diamond recovery procedure includes on-site processing of kimberlite through the modular Dense Media
Separator (DMS), after which DMS concentrates are batch fed through an X-ray Flow-sort. In order to ensure the
recovery of low luminosity diamonds, the Flow-sort tailings are processed over a grease table. Flow-sort and grease
table concentrates are transported by a secure carrier to SGS Lakefield Research for final diamond recovery. The
SGS Lakefield Research process includes drying, screening, magnetic separation, manual sorting and diamond
weighing and description. SGS Lakefield Research is accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by the Standards
Council of Canada as a testing laboratory for specific tests.
The Star Kimberlite is currently being evaluated using a combination of pattern core drilling, underground bulk
sampling and large diameter drilling. This evaluation program, with a budget of some $60 million, will determine
the presence of a National Instrument 43-101 compliant Mineral Reserve for the Star Kimberlite. Senior Vice
President Exploration and Development, George Read, Professional Geoscientist in the Provinces of Saskatchewan
and British Columbia, is the Qualified Person responsible for the verification and quality assurance of analytical
results. Shore is a Canadian based corporation engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral
properties. Shares of the Company trade on the TSX Exchange under the trading symbol “SGF”.


das nenn ich doch mal gute news

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.039.234 von bushel am 19.01.07 20:17:32

und wieder stück rauf
und keiner bekommts mit

http://www.stockhouse.ca/bullboards/viewmessage.asp?no=14029…

[blash5]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.140.829 von bushel am 24.01.07 00:39:49

Lesenswert:

http://www.321gold.com/editorials/toop/toop013007.html

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.140.829 von bushel am 24.01.07 00:39:49

na mal sehn wie lang ich hier noch den alleinunterhalter spiele

der kurs mal wieder +7%

riesenstückzahlen gehen und gingen in CA über den tisch

alle die drin sind feeeeesthalten

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.711.104 von bushel am 14.02.07 20:06:25

und weiter gehts

[scsimodo]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.833.838 von bushel am 19.02.07 20:20:10

.
Und sie steigt, und steigt, und steigt, und steigt,
völlig unbemerkt

.

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.857.678 von scsimodo am 20.02.07 20:07:22

ah sie an
ich glaub ich kann dir die urkunde für den
3fremdpost/nicht threaderöffnerpost übereichen

GLÜCKWUNSCH

is echt nicht normal in irgendwelchen
thread um bärte is ne riesenunterhaltung
aber der wert hier
is sowas von unbekannt tztz
mal sehn wie es wird wenn der grund für die
großen umsätze bekannt werden.

dann rennt wieder alles hinterher

aber im zweifel haben die der empf. gefolgt sind
schon mind. 40% im depot

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.858.165 von bushel am 20.02.07 20:18:03

Is this what we are seeing? A rise in SGF sp from the last plateau (6.25) to current 8.00 is roughly 28%.

Stop suspicious trades, investors urge

JANET McFARLAND AND PAUL WALDIE
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Regulators should do more to halt the frenzy of trading that appears to occur prior to the announcement of many takeover deals, some of Canada's most powerful investors say.

Shares of Algoma Steel Inc. soared 21.6 per cent for three days last week before the company revealed late Wednesday that it was in talks with a potential buyer, later confirmed to be German steel maker Salzgitter AG.

Stephen Jarislowsky, chairman of Jarislowsky Fraser Ltd. in Montreal, doesn't own any Algoma shares but said the trading looked suspicious, noting abnormal moves before deals are announced “has been an ongoing issue for years” in Canada.

Christopher Thomas of Measuredmarkets Inc., a Toronto-based research firm that specializes in market trading analysis, says Algoma's trading was clearly out of the ordinary based on an analysis of its share price, trading volume and number of individual trades during the days leading up to its press release on Wednesday.

But Algoma is far from the first case in which a company's shares have climbed before news about a possible takeover deal.

Eight years ago, The Globe and Mail analyzed 28 friendly deals over a one-year period, each with a value over $150-million, and found half of the target companies saw their share price rise at least 25 per cent between the time the two companies first began talking and the night before the deal was disclosed to the public.

A recent U.S. study found a similar problem, concluding 41 per cent of companies subject to a takeover bid exhibited abnormal and suspicious trading in the days and weeks before the deals became public.

“To me, this is a black mark on the market,” said Claude Lamoureux, chief executive officer of the Ontario Teachers Pension Plan. “It means that somebody is talking who should not be talking — that's really what it says.”

Mr. Lamoureux said the capital markets need to see a few high-profile prosecutions to convince all players that illegal insider trading isn't a low-risk practice that anyone can easily get away with.

But cracking down on insider trading in advance of deals has proved to be one of the toughest tasks for police and securities regulators to tackle.

Last week, for example, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police laid charges against a federal civil servant who was accused of personally buying securities in advance of a government announcement about income trust policy measures in 2005. But the RCMP did not accuse anyone of leaking information to others that would explain the huge amount of trading activity in the markets before the announcement.

Police investigators said there was no evidence to support charges related to the apparent information leak. RCMP chief superintendent Dan Killam said a probe of that sort is complex.

“They're like shovelling clouds some times.... So it's not as clear cut as people like to think. It's one thing when you catch someone with a smoking gun, but when you have all these different elements, it's complicated.”

Laurence Booth, a professor of finance at the University of Toronto, said it can be extremely difficult for regulators to prove cases of suspected insider trading in advance of major deals.

One problem, he said, is the large number of people who know about a deal before it is announced — executives, lawyers, accountants, investment bankers and other advisers.

“Trying to track all these people down is very, very difficult,” he said.

It is not unusual for dozens of people to work on friendly bids where the two sides are collaborating. Studies have found far less evidence of unusual trading in the case of hostile bids, which typically involve fewer people who know about a bid before it is unveiled.

Another difficulty lies in winning cases when charges are laid. It is legally difficult to prove someone relied on insider information when trading. In many cases, insiders defend themselves by arguing their trading was motivated not by any specific insider knowledge but by other factors, including market rumours or media reports of a pending bid.

But Mr. Lamoureux said while there are clear legal difficulties, more cases still need to be tackled by regulators to convince skeptics that insider trading is truly wrong.

“It looks like it didn't cost anything, but it does cost the market in general, and there's the integrity of the market it attacks,” he said.

“I think there's a downside for all of us. To me, it's something that can never be accepted. I can tell you here [at Teachers] if someone should talk and I found out about it, they'd be out of a job.”

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.878.696 von bushel am 21.02.07 16:23:50

und mal wieder news

die wichtigen liegen noch in der schubladen bis sich alle
eingedeckt haben

SASKATOON, March 2 /CNW/ - George H. Read, P. Geo., Senior Vice President
Exploration and Development, is pleased to announce an updated tonnage
estimate of 360 to 400 million tonnes of kimberlite for Orion South (140 and
141), which forms the southern part of the Orion Kimberlite Cluster within the
Fort a la Corne Joint Venture (FALC-JV: Shore 60 percent, Newmont 40 percent).
This Orion South tonnage estimate is conceptual in nature and is an estimate
of the kimberlite within Orion South based on the drilling information
presently available to the Company. This tonnage estimate results from
collaborative work between geologists of Shore Gold Inc. (Shore) and Newmont
Mining Corporation of Canada Limited (Newmont). Shore geologists were
responsible for detailed core logging and cross section preparation and
geological interpretation, while Newmont geologists compiled all the logging
and section information into a three dimensional (3-D) geological model using
Newmont's proprietary in-house software. The tonnage estimate is expressed as
a range of values to emphasize that, with more intense pattern drilling of
Orion South, the present tonnage estimate could change. At this stage there
has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource on this
property and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the
property being delineated as a mineral resource. The estimated range of
tonnage of Orion South kimberlite is listed in the following table.

<<
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kimberlite Estimated Number of Total Maximum
Complex Tonnage Drillholes Kimberlite Kimberlite
Range Intersected Intersect
(Millions (metres) (metres)
of Tonnes)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Orion South 360-400 112 12,300 339
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>

This geological estimate considers all kimberlite to a depth of
445 metres below surface and assumes an average kimberlite density of
2.25 grams per cubic centimetre, which is the average density for the Star
Kimberlite. At least three feeder vents in Orion South are open at depths
below 445 metres.
All core (historic core and 2006 pattern drilling) used in the
preparation of the 3-D geological model has been logged according to the
quantitative core logging methods developed by Shore and used on the Star
Kimberlite. The 2006 pattern PQ (75 millimetres) core drilling program, as
reported in Shore News Release October 30, 2006, significantly added to the
kimberlite tonnage estimated for Orion South. Kimberlite lithologies within
Orion South have been identified using a combination of detailed core logging,
whole rock geochemistry, downhole geophysics and density measurements. Recent
interpretation of seismic data by the Targeted Geoscience Initiative of the
Geological Survey of Canada has assisted in the definition of the geometry of
kimberlite lithological boundaries. Detailed logging has shown that kimberlite
units similar in age to the Cantuar, Pense, Early Joli Fou (EJF) and Late Joli
Fou (LJF), found in the Star Kimberlite, also occur in Orion South. Repetitive
pyroclastic kimberlite (PK) and kimberlite breccia (KB) units, similar to
those mapped and sampled within the Star Kimberlite, occur in the EJF of Orion
South. Some late stage kimberlite that is stratigraphically equivalent to
Viking sediments is mapped at high levels in Orion South. The estimated
tonnage ranges of each of these kimberlite lithologies are listed in the
following table.

<<
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Kimberlite Lithology Estimated Tonnage Range (Millions of Tonnes)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Viking 15-17
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
LJF 49-54
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
EJF 176-196
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pense 112-124
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cantuar 8-9
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total 360-400
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>

Senior Vice President Exploration and Development, George Read, states:
"This tonnage estimate for Orion South is not a mineral resource or reserve
estimate but is an important milestone in the continued exploration of these
very large diamondiferous kimberlites within the FALC-JV. Shore and Newmont
geologists have integrated significant information from some 12,300 metres of
kimberlite intersected in 112 drillholes to build this geological model for
Orion South. This Orion South tonnage estimate shows that the Cantuar, Pense
and EJF kimberlites account for more than 80 percent of the tonnage of Orion
South. These units will be targeted for future bulk sampling with a shaft and
underground development. This tonnage estimate is substantially larger than
the original Orion South estimate (134 million tonnes) published by Kensington
Resources Limited in the news release of September 28, 2004, mainly due to the
tonnage contribution of the 2006 core drilling. This Orion South tonnage
estimate of 360 to 400 million tonnes is in addition to the 800 to 870 million
tonnes already defined for Orion North (Shore News Release November 24, 2006).
The tonnage estimate for Orion Central is still to be determined."
In early November, Shore and Newmont Mining Corporation of Canada Limited
(Newmont) approved a 2006Q4/2007 budget of $66.5 million for the aggressive
exploration of the FALC-JV. This budget will be funded 60 percent by Shore
through Kensington Resources Ltd. (the Operator) and 40 percent by Newmont
(see Shore News Release November 8, 2006).
Senior Vice President Exploration and Development, George Read,
Professional Geoscientist in the Provinces of Saskatchewan and British
Columbia, is the Qualified Person responsible for the verification and quality
assurance of analytical results. Shore is a Canadian based corporation engaged
in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties. Shares
of the Company trade on the TSX Exchange under the trading symbol "SGF".

Caution Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

From time to time, Shore makes written or oral forward-looking statements
within the meaning of certain securities laws, including the "safe harbour"
provisions of the Ontario Securities Act and the United States Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Shore may make such statements in
this press release, in other filings with Canadian regulators or the United
States Securities and Exchange Commission, in reports to shareholders or in
other communications. These forward-looking statements include, among others,
statements with respect to Shore's objectives for the ensuing year, our medium
and long-term goals, and strategies to achieve those objectives and goals, as
well as statements with respect to our beliefs, plans, objectives,
expectations, anticipations, estimates and intentions. The words "may,"
"could," "should," "would," "suspect," "outlook," "believe," "plan,"
"anticipate," "estimate," "expect," "intend," and words and expressions of
similar import are intended to identify forward-looking statements. In
particular, statements regarding Shore's future operations, future exploration
and development activities or the anticipated results of Shore's
pre-feasibility study or other development plans contain forward-looking
statements.
All forward-looking statements and information are based on Shore's
current beliefs as well as assumptions made by and information currently
available to Shore concerning anticipated financial performance, business
prospects, strategies, regulatory developments, development plans,
exploration, development and mining activities and commitments. Although
management considers these assumptions to be reasonable based on information
currently available to it, they may prove to be incorrect.
By their very nature, forward-looking statements involve inherent risks
and uncertainties, both general and specific, and risks exist that
predictions, forecasts, projections and other forward-looking statements will
not be achieved. We caution readers not to place undue reliance on these
statements as a number of important factors could cause the actual results to
differ materially from the beliefs, plans, objectives, expectations,
anticipations, estimates and intentions expressed in such forward-looking
statements. These factors include, but are not limited to, developments in
world diamond markets, changes in diamond valuations, risks relating to
fluctuations in the Canadian dollar and other currencies relative to the US
dollar, changes in exploration, development or mining plans due to exploration
results and changing budget priorities of Shore or its joint venture partners;
the effects of competition in the markets in which Shore operates; the impact
of changes in the laws and regulations regulating mining exploration and
development; judicial or regulatory judgments and legal proceedings;
operational and infrastructure risks and the additional risks described in
Shore's most recently filed Annual Information Form, annual and interim MD&A
and short form prospectus, and Shore's anticipation of and success in managing
the foregoing risks.
Shore cautions that the foregoing list of factors that may affect future
results is not exhaustive. When relying on our forward-looking statements to
make decisions with respect to Shore, investors and others should carefully
consider the foregoing factors and other uncertainties and potential events.
Shore does not undertake to update any forward-looking statement, whether
written or oral, that may be made from time to time by Shore or on our behalf.

[bushel]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.140.829 von bushel am 24.01.07 00:39:49

haben heute wieder 6,6%gemacht
wie kann germany nur so pennen
tz

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.858.165 von bushel am 20.02.07 20:18:03

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.195.920 von bushel am 09.03.07 00:42:48

.
..... ist halt kein beliebter pennystock mehr, optisch "zuteuer" .....
.

[XIO]

Gruß an die Freunde der Recherche, hab auch noch was sehr grosses entdeckt:

http://www.wallstreet-online.de/community/thread/1125993-1.h…