Diskussion zu Signal Gold [Anaconda Gold] (Seite 116)

[stephansdom]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.574.527 von IQ4U am 20.03.17 21:28:40

Naja, es wird in Canada etwas strenger gehandhabt als bei uns.
Die Musik machen dort die Pension Funds-und die kommen nicht in Frage.

[IQ4U]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.573.933 von stephansdom am 20.03.17 20:11:20

Zitat von stephansdom: Wie sind die AISC? Konnte die in keinem Bericht finden??
Ansonsten interessant, wenn auch Mini. Problem ist , daß kein großer Fund reindarf.

Wie meinst Du das bitte, daß "kein großer Fund" reindarf?

[stephansdom]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.572.775 von pillemannotze am 20.03.17 18:21:22

Wie sind die AISC? Konnte die in keinem Bericht finden??
Ansonsten interessant, wenn auch Mini. Problem ist , daß kein großer Fund reindarf.

[pillemannotze]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.571.122 von IQ4U am 20.03.17 15:01:52

Danke für die Beiträge. Hab mal alles durchgelesen.. also langfristig haben wir hier (wieder) einen schlummernden Riesen im Depot. Ist nur die Frage wann der wach wird. Wenn allerdings die Quartalproduktion irgendwann mit den neuen Zahlen raus ist sollte spätestens das den Kurs nach oben ziehen

[IQ4U]

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User avatar GoldNHill

March 16, 2017 - 12:40 PM 121 Reads Post# 25988653

RE:getting better

Quick back of the envelope...Once Goldboro ore comes onlne and they blend it with current mill feed, mill grade conservatively should double (depending of couse on the tpd available from Goldboro). So if mill grade goes to 3g/t min...the math is easy...

108000 tonnes * 3g/t=over 10,000 ounces/quarter which is more than they are currently doing in two quarters.

With the price of gold increasing ~$30.00USD per ounce in the last two days, thanks to US interest rates going up (and more of such predicted to come), the math gets even jucier. If the gold price does excelerate upward, as some experts are predicting, $cash cow$ comes into play and thus this stock will Mooooove up

I think the merger is a win-win dispite the stock dilution as Goldboro will have more ounces than the 43-101 can report simply based on the nature of the drilling that was done on the property.

Let's bring it on...

[IQ4U]

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User avatar rpm111

March 15, 2017 - 11:49 AM 70 Reads Post# 25982440

RE:merge/acquisition

It's more like 850K ounces for 10,5 Millions, OX has a lot of cash from the last pp. Buying OX mean taking also the cash in the back.

[IQ4U]

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User avatar rpm111

March 14, 2017 - 09:58 AM 95 Reads Post# 25976009

RE:RE:My thanks to stoktok1 and welcome OX shareholders:


Hi Golgidude,
I thing there is something you did not get from the deal. The new team of OX knows how to create value for share holder. A thing your company desesperately need. A year ago OX share holder had the same feeling about their management than what you are expressing right now.

Then came the new team and the new management. The result: share price went from 1 cent to 7,5 cent in a year. Without major news!!! On OX board one of the director own a communication firm!

If we look were ANX was going, you got the deal of the century because it was free falling for the last year.

If you look the same years graph with ox it has momentum and a strong up wind. The only thing that killed this wind is when the annoncement was made that OX was tied to ANX falling share price.

Now, imagine that ANX has acquire the same team that made 700% return in a year for OX without major news

Now imagine the same team working with a bigger company and a bigger budget

Now imagine the same team working with actual news!


The big problem with anx as you pointed is that no one buy it. have you notice that OX had 3 time the average in share sold per days. Have you notive ANX volume per day double since the announcement.

You want the stock price to move higher so do I
You want a team able to make the stock price go up! Look what the new team ANX aquired with ox did in the last year up until they annonce the deal with ANX

Then maybe you would realize it was the best thing to ever happen to your investment!

[IQ4U]

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User avatar 160k

March 13, 2017 - 05:06 PM 133 Reads Post# 25973458

My thanks to stoktok1 and welcome OX shareholders:

Thank you again stoktok1 for your kind words. As an original NIS/ANX shareholder also, I, and all of those others like myself who went through the acquisition of NIS and then the "attempted" share consolidation of ANX stock a few years ago, a consolidation that we managed to stop, and rightfully so, do not wish to be wiped out on a consolidation based on a share price of .07-.075cents. It simply will not hold and all of the larger shareholders of ANX who hold up to 2 million shares, as I do, will lose all of our leverage. I fully appreciate that Goldboro is underexplored and more than likely holds much more gold resource than the reported 830,300 ounces as noted in the Plan of Arrangement Press Release. There are entire areas that have never been explored there and likely contain high grade gold bearing ore. But the facts speak for themselves. Orex held the property since 1988 and did little with it! This is unbelievable. With directors and executives of OX coming and going like a revolving door and dozens of private placements resulting in over 200million worthless shares and an over-inflated share price of .06cents, it is undeniable that Orex was overvalued in this Plan of Arrangement and Anaconda at .075cents was terribly undervalued given: A) its producing status at Pine Cove and the likelihood of many more mines coming out of the Point Rousse project; B) the Viking Project; C) the Great Northern Project and D) the Tilt Cove Project all of which bear meaningful amounts of gold as well as silver and copper, plus E) a thriving new harbor/port facility at the Point Rousse Port which is only steps from our ultra-modern mill complex, a complex which today is probably worth over $30million. Factoring in all of these variables, I continue to feel that we overpaid for the Goldboro property. As a result, I have just recently informed Dustin that I cannot support any consolidation at an ANX share price which does not even reflect the current and intrinsic value of the Anaconda enterprise, as a whole, as it exists today. Thank you again for welcoming me back to this discussion forum. 160K

[IQ4U]

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user avatar keng1968

March 10, 2017 - 09:24 AM 167 Reads Post# 25962417

RE:RE:RE:Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?

GoldNHill is absolutely correct in his statements. The fact that the ore is not homogenous was well recognized in historic operations on the Upper Seal Harbour operations with distinct changes in the ore characteristics and grade. Both Faribault and the last mine manager of the BR mine documented the characteristics of the higher grade areas. These same characteristics have been documented at various Nova Scotian gold operations including the others in the vicinity of the Goldboro Project. The Goldboro, or USH, structure contains 4 of the 14 past producing operations in the Goldboro area. In all the area produced over a reported 100,000 ounces at a recovery rate of approximately 60%. Some of these past producers were spectacular in grade including the Victoria, Mulgrave, and Hurricane Point mines with values in the multiple ounce per ton recoveries. NONE of these past producers mentioned have ever been explored by modern means so your guess is as good as mine as to what they still hold. In my opinion, there is nothing but upside in the potential in the overall area with 14 past producers within a 3 km radius.

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user Avatar GoldNHill

March 09, 2017 - 02:20 PM 155 Reads Post# 25959004

RE:RE:Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?

The big Pro that most people do not know is that the Goldboro deposit was never drilled as a high-grade gold deposit. Osisko spent a bunch of money a few years back looking for a large open pit deposit but was unsuccessful.

If you look at those Osisko drill results - Heck Orex or Onitap drill results going back to mid 80's, you will see numerous high grade intersects in almost every hole (generally associated with visible gold in core). In most cases, these high-grade intersections were not followed up with step out holes to determine specifically if the high-grade in the adjacent hole continues up or down dip.

The result of this is that the resources estimated for the deposit (43-101 technical report) will be IMHO lower than reality as there should be many blocks in the high-grade areas that do not have sufficient holes (or any) to support a resource number to include in any resource category. Follow up infill drilling being planned by Orex should help in this regard.

This deposit will have some jewelry boxes that will surprise. I have seen a piece of core drilled from near surface which was logged as 1% gold (not kidding - many match-head size gold chunks in core and one as big as my fingernail (1cm)). This piece of core about .4 meters in length was never sent for analysis, but instead, glued together and use for promotional purposes (so not included in the resource estimate). A senior geologist from Nova Scotia Department of Resources estimated it to be over 10,000 g/t. There have been several other core intersections at Goldboro over 1000g/t and many in the 100s of g/t. These are the ones that will define the high-grade ore shoots in the deposit that, IMHO, will be like those that have been documented in the original Boston Richardson mine (1890 1910ish).

Very little is known about continuity of the high-grade at depth except for one Onitap drilled hole which hit the Boston-Richardson belt at approximately 1200 vertical feet (~365 meters). This drill hole reported ore grade material. The Boston Richardson mine started from surface and continued underground to the east at 25 degrees. Mining stopped at around the 700 foot level due to floodingsome stopes are reportedly still full of ore. One very nice thing about the Goldboro deposit is that every gold bearing unit hits surface somewhere and plunges down to the east in a similar fashion as the well documented Boston-Richardson mine. Thus all gold bearing units become open pit targets to start with.

Anaconda IMHO has made a world class acquisition at a rock bottom pricehats off to your management team. From my first-hand knowledge, I do not think this deposit will disappoint.

The only Con I see is distance to millcost associated with ore transportnot something I have experience with but Anaconda does

Good luck with your investments