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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.540.444 von XIO am 10.10.06 18:14:31heute erster handelstag in frankfurt...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.376.915 von zooropa am 14.11.06 08:23:27Heute aber richtig angezogen!
Zwar wurde die Hälfte wieder in die Kollekte zurückgespendet, aber immerhin.
Zwar wurde die Hälfte wieder in die Kollekte zurückgespendet, aber immerhin.
Übrigens rührt der gute Arti für das Teil mächtig die Werbetrommel in anderen Threads.
Ist zwar so was wie Spam, der darf das aber bei WO.
Mal sehen wann die einschlägigen BB´s aufspringen.
Ist zwar so was wie Spam, der darf das aber bei WO.
Mal sehen wann die einschlägigen BB´s aufspringen.
Morgen gehts ab 
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@Krueger,
"Übrigens rührt der gute Arti für das Teil mächtig die Werbetrommel in anderen Threads.
Ist zwar so was wie Spam, der darf das aber bei WO."
mit deinem Nachnamen scheints du die Ausläufer deines höchstpersönlichen Wahnsinns zu markieren...
"Übrigens rührt der gute Arti für das Teil mächtig die Werbetrommel in anderen Threads.
Ist zwar so was wie Spam, der darf das aber bei WO."
mit deinem Nachnamen scheints du die Ausläufer deines höchstpersönlichen Wahnsinns zu markieren...
Condor Resources plc is a young Australian-based mineral resources company that is developing a number of deposits in El Salvador and Nicaragua. The company is listed on AIM, with ticker symbol CNR and market capitalisation of just over £9 million or US$17 million. The Chief Executive is Nigel Ferguson, an exploration geologist with twenty years’ experience in the field including the assessment of the Geita Gold project for what was then Ashanti Goldfields. The company policy is to employ local personnel where possible, and the local workforce is typically employed from within a five kilometre radius of each operation.
The company currently has a JORC-compliant inferred resource of over 350,000 ounces of gold and 18.3 million ounces of silver. The target is to increase this to over 550,000 ounces of gold and 30 million ounces of silver by the end of this year, over one million ounces of gold and 40 million of silver at the end of 2007 and more than two million ounces of gold and 50 million of silver by the end of 2008, at which point feasibility studies will be undertaken. Nearly all the licences are on old workings that have been mined to depths of up to 80 metres. Typically these have produced between 50,000 and 100,000 ounces of gold on quartz veins grading seven grammes/tonne. These were worked consistently through to the 1950s, when civil unrest and the low gold price combined with an influx of water at depth brought a halt to operations.
Both El Salvador and Nicaragua operate attractive Mining Codes and allow for the ready repatriation of profits. El Salvador trades in US dollars, while investors in Nicaragua can lock in their exchange rate with the government and repatriate at the original rate some years later if they wish, thus hedging against any appreciation. The tax regimes are favourable, with El Salvador commanding a royalty of 2% and Nicaragua, 3%. Site access and infrastructure are also well developed.
The deposits all lie on the Rim of Fire and comprise high-grade medium tonnage epithermal systems. Three years’ initial fieldwork have been completed and the deposits are essentially drill ready. It is likely that these deposits are open at depth and Condor is looking for bulk mining targets grading three to four grammes per tonne. The proposal is to establish the resource and then to go into production rather than developing the resource while mining, although this is not set in stone, depending on the size of the resource at La Calera target.
There are five concessions on three locations in El Salvador. These are La Calera, El Potosi and three concessions at El Pescadito. El Pescadito hosts the JORC resources, at Carolina and Loma del Caballo. All are served by metalled roads to within close proximity.
Possibly the most interesting prospect is that at El Pescadito, where there are a series of parallel structures.
There are twelve identified targets on the first concession. At Loma del Caballo there is a JORC-compliant resource of 117,000 ounces of gold and three million ounces of silver on a deposits ranging between 30 and 50 metres in width with a low strip ratio, made feasible by the fact that the deposit lies on the side of a hill. The average grade is in the region of 1.5 g/t gold and 40g/t silver. At El Divisadero on the Carolina concession there is a CIMM-compliant resource of 238,000 ounces of gold and 15.1 million ounce of silver with strong potential to be doubled, with potential for an open pit operation. Historical head grades have averaged 3.8g/t gold and 216g/t silver; the current resource lies to a depth of 100 metres and grades 2.7g/t. Between the two lies the Virginia-Agua Caliente, which hosts grades of up to 36 g/t gold and 1,230 g/t silver of 8-15 metres in width that has yet to be fully tested.
At La Calera there are three vein structures with the potential for one million ounces of gold over a strike length in excess of two kilometres. Over 6,000 metres of drilling have been completed, with trenching showing sections of 13 metres at 8.6 grammes/tonne gold. The company has recently acquired the database covering La Calera and is aiming to produce a JORC-compliant inferred resource by the end of the year. Results to date have returned intersections including: 21.9 metres at 5.2 g/t gold from 35 metres in depth, 9.2 metres at 3.7 g/t gold from 65 metres and 12.25 metres at 6.3 g/t gold from 93 metres (all in one hole); 19.4 metres at 2.32 g/t gold from 78 metres and 14.65 metres at 2.28 g/t from 37 metres.
The next drilling programme is designed to identify mineralisation up to surface and at some further depth.
At El Potosi, historical production has amounted to 60,000 ounces at 18 to 28 grammes/tonne. To date Condor has carried out 3,000 metres of reverse circulation drilling and 500 metres of diamond drilling along with surface mapping, and channel chip sampling. Five vein structures have been identified, with the two principal veins, the “F” and the “613”showing healthy intersections including 5.4 metres at 22.15 g/t gold and 5 metres at 9.2 g/t gold (including two metres at 21 g/t) respectively. The “West” vein is showing 2-3 g/t in an old drive and cross cut, but the company may elect to concentrate on the first two veins at the outset. It is also possible that the deposit is open to the east, developing down dip and down plunge, but the plans for this work will depend to a large extent on how the western side develops.
One diamond drill rig is in the country at present, with a new multi-purpose rig due to arrive in November.
These are the primary targets; there are six projects optioned in Nicaragua through a farm-in joint venture, with a further three at an advanced stage of negotiation. The Nicaraguan projects are eighteen months or so behind those of El Salvador. This is an early stage exploration and development project, but the history of the area and the grades intersected to date suggest that it carries significant potential.
The company currently has a JORC-compliant inferred resource of over 350,000 ounces of gold and 18.3 million ounces of silver. The target is to increase this to over 550,000 ounces of gold and 30 million ounces of silver by the end of this year, over one million ounces of gold and 40 million of silver at the end of 2007 and more than two million ounces of gold and 50 million of silver by the end of 2008, at which point feasibility studies will be undertaken. Nearly all the licences are on old workings that have been mined to depths of up to 80 metres. Typically these have produced between 50,000 and 100,000 ounces of gold on quartz veins grading seven grammes/tonne. These were worked consistently through to the 1950s, when civil unrest and the low gold price combined with an influx of water at depth brought a halt to operations.
Both El Salvador and Nicaragua operate attractive Mining Codes and allow for the ready repatriation of profits. El Salvador trades in US dollars, while investors in Nicaragua can lock in their exchange rate with the government and repatriate at the original rate some years later if they wish, thus hedging against any appreciation. The tax regimes are favourable, with El Salvador commanding a royalty of 2% and Nicaragua, 3%. Site access and infrastructure are also well developed.
The deposits all lie on the Rim of Fire and comprise high-grade medium tonnage epithermal systems. Three years’ initial fieldwork have been completed and the deposits are essentially drill ready. It is likely that these deposits are open at depth and Condor is looking for bulk mining targets grading three to four grammes per tonne. The proposal is to establish the resource and then to go into production rather than developing the resource while mining, although this is not set in stone, depending on the size of the resource at La Calera target.
There are five concessions on three locations in El Salvador. These are La Calera, El Potosi and three concessions at El Pescadito. El Pescadito hosts the JORC resources, at Carolina and Loma del Caballo. All are served by metalled roads to within close proximity.
Possibly the most interesting prospect is that at El Pescadito, where there are a series of parallel structures.
There are twelve identified targets on the first concession. At Loma del Caballo there is a JORC-compliant resource of 117,000 ounces of gold and three million ounces of silver on a deposits ranging between 30 and 50 metres in width with a low strip ratio, made feasible by the fact that the deposit lies on the side of a hill. The average grade is in the region of 1.5 g/t gold and 40g/t silver. At El Divisadero on the Carolina concession there is a CIMM-compliant resource of 238,000 ounces of gold and 15.1 million ounce of silver with strong potential to be doubled, with potential for an open pit operation. Historical head grades have averaged 3.8g/t gold and 216g/t silver; the current resource lies to a depth of 100 metres and grades 2.7g/t. Between the two lies the Virginia-Agua Caliente, which hosts grades of up to 36 g/t gold and 1,230 g/t silver of 8-15 metres in width that has yet to be fully tested.
At La Calera there are three vein structures with the potential for one million ounces of gold over a strike length in excess of two kilometres. Over 6,000 metres of drilling have been completed, with trenching showing sections of 13 metres at 8.6 grammes/tonne gold. The company has recently acquired the database covering La Calera and is aiming to produce a JORC-compliant inferred resource by the end of the year. Results to date have returned intersections including: 21.9 metres at 5.2 g/t gold from 35 metres in depth, 9.2 metres at 3.7 g/t gold from 65 metres and 12.25 metres at 6.3 g/t gold from 93 metres (all in one hole); 19.4 metres at 2.32 g/t gold from 78 metres and 14.65 metres at 2.28 g/t from 37 metres.
The next drilling programme is designed to identify mineralisation up to surface and at some further depth.
At El Potosi, historical production has amounted to 60,000 ounces at 18 to 28 grammes/tonne. To date Condor has carried out 3,000 metres of reverse circulation drilling and 500 metres of diamond drilling along with surface mapping, and channel chip sampling. Five vein structures have been identified, with the two principal veins, the “F” and the “613”showing healthy intersections including 5.4 metres at 22.15 g/t gold and 5 metres at 9.2 g/t gold (including two metres at 21 g/t) respectively. The “West” vein is showing 2-3 g/t in an old drive and cross cut, but the company may elect to concentrate on the first two veins at the outset. It is also possible that the deposit is open to the east, developing down dip and down plunge, but the plans for this work will depend to a large extent on how the western side develops.
One diamond drill rig is in the country at present, with a new multi-purpose rig due to arrive in November.
These are the primary targets; there are six projects optioned in Nicaragua through a farm-in joint venture, with a further three at an advanced stage of negotiation. The Nicaraguan projects are eighteen months or so behind those of El Salvador. This is an early stage exploration and development project, but the history of the area and the grades intersected to date suggest that it carries significant potential.
Condor Resources PLC
07 August 2006
7th August 2006
Condor Resources plc
('the Company')
Shareholding in the Company
The Distribution in Specie ('Distribution'), as detailed in the Company's
Admission Document, of the Ordinary Shares held by Condor Resources Limited (a
company incorporated in Australia), representing 29.55% of the issued share
capital of the Company, has now occurred and Condor Resources Limited no longer
holds a notifiable interest in the Company.
The 38,361,753 Ordinary Shares previously held by Condor Resources Limited have
been distributed to 222 new Australian shareholders. The largest shareholding
within this group is 4,700,000 Shares and the smallest shareholding within this
group is 698 Shares.
Following the Distribution the holdings of three significant shareholders in the
Company have changed as follows:
No. Ordinary shares No. Ordinary shares % total issued
pre-Distribution post-Distribution share capital
Condor Resources Limited 38,361,753 - -
Hans Rudolf Moser - 4,700,000 3.62%
Bayonet Investments Pty Limited 5,519,500 7,519,500 5.79%
Following the Distribution the Directors of the Company have the following shareholdings:
No. Ordinary shares No. Ordinary shares % total issued
pre-Distribution post-Distribution share capital
Mark Lucian Child 2,000,000 2,000,000 1.54%
Nigel Munro Ferguson1 - 800,000 0.62%
Stephen John Dobson2 5,619,500 6,219,500 4.79%
Klaus Peter Eckhof3 - 160,000 0.12%
1 Held by Ridgeback Holdings Pty Ltd, a company controlled by Nigel Ferguson
2 1,219,500 Ordinary Shares held by Fortview Capital Management Pty Ltd, a
company controlled by Stephen Dobson
3 Held by Iguana Resources Pty Ltd, a company controlled by Klaus Eckhof
07 August 2006
7th August 2006
Condor Resources plc
('the Company')
Shareholding in the Company
The Distribution in Specie ('Distribution'), as detailed in the Company's
Admission Document, of the Ordinary Shares held by Condor Resources Limited (a
company incorporated in Australia), representing 29.55% of the issued share
capital of the Company, has now occurred and Condor Resources Limited no longer
holds a notifiable interest in the Company.
The 38,361,753 Ordinary Shares previously held by Condor Resources Limited have
been distributed to 222 new Australian shareholders. The largest shareholding
within this group is 4,700,000 Shares and the smallest shareholding within this
group is 698 Shares.
Following the Distribution the holdings of three significant shareholders in the
Company have changed as follows:
No. Ordinary shares No. Ordinary shares % total issued
pre-Distribution post-Distribution share capital
Condor Resources Limited 38,361,753 - -
Hans Rudolf Moser - 4,700,000 3.62%
Bayonet Investments Pty Limited 5,519,500 7,519,500 5.79%
Following the Distribution the Directors of the Company have the following shareholdings:
No. Ordinary shares No. Ordinary shares % total issued
pre-Distribution post-Distribution share capital
Mark Lucian Child 2,000,000 2,000,000 1.54%
Nigel Munro Ferguson1 - 800,000 0.62%
Stephen John Dobson2 5,619,500 6,219,500 4.79%
Klaus Peter Eckhof3 - 160,000 0.12%
1 Held by Ridgeback Holdings Pty Ltd, a company controlled by Nigel Ferguson
2 1,219,500 Ordinary Shares held by Fortview Capital Management Pty Ltd, a
company controlled by Stephen Dobson
3 Held by Iguana Resources Pty Ltd, a company controlled by Klaus Eckhof
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.423.197 von Klardoch am 15.11.06 19:42:49Na aber klar doch!
Weil ich dafür ja wohl so sehr viel kann.
Und übrigens Rand ist der Vorname.
Hab ihn nur hinten dran gesetzt, weil es so besser passt.
Ansonsten schau doch bezüglich Bechstein mal in den de Beira-Thread, da schwingt er die Weretrommel sehr subtil.:O
Weil ich dafür ja wohl so sehr viel kann.
Und übrigens Rand ist der Vorname.
Hab ihn nur hinten dran gesetzt, weil es so besser passt.
Ansonsten schau doch bezüglich Bechstein mal in den de Beira-Thread, da schwingt er die Weretrommel sehr subtil.:O
Da aber Condor in Front stehen soll, SK in F 0,115 und immerhin satte 800k gehandelt.
Da wird das Teil nun von den BB´s entdeckt.
Da wird das Teil nun von den BB´s entdeckt.
Naja, die Aktie hat hat jedenfalls mal einen guten Einstand an der FSE hingelegt. Wenn die Fundamentals stimmen, bringt W5X auch Fun-Faktor zum Traden mit. Kleiner Spread und wann kann man schon mal so billig hunderttausende Aktien durch die Gegend schieben!
Hallo @ all
ich finde es SUPER öfter mal von Anfang an dabei zu sein
und wie ich glaube das der Condor hauptsächlich nach
Norden fliegt
wie immer mfg 1Play1
ich finde es SUPER öfter mal von Anfang an dabei zu sein
und wie ich glaube das der Condor hauptsächlich nach
Norden fliegt
wie immer mfg 1Play1
guten morgen jungs, wünsche euch allen viel erfolg hier
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.452.767 von zooropa am 16.11.06 08:45:13Guten Morgen!
Ich will auch mal von Anfang an dabei sein!!!!
Ich will, ich will, ich will!
Es lebe die Kunst
Bechstein
Auf einen erfolgreichen TAG??? Kj
Ich will auch mal von Anfang an dabei sein!!!!
Ich will, ich will, ich will!
Es lebe die Kunst
BechsteinAuf einen erfolgreichen TAG??? Kj
Hat jmd einen RT FFM mit bid ask?
DANKE
DANKE
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.452.975 von Ju-Lain am 16.11.06 09:00:500,119€
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.453.008 von zooropa am 16.11.06 09:03:11ich möchte welche kaufen benötige noch den Briefkurs Danke
0,105 bid ask 0,115
danke
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.453.072 von zooropa am 16.11.06 09:06:40
Hallo mein Freund,
Du hier??
buxte
Hallo mein Freund,
Du hier??
buxte
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.454.295 von buxte am 16.11.06 10:10:01ja schon seit gestern mal sehen was hier wird
mal sehen was hier wird
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.433.542 von 1Play1 am 15.11.06 23:00:08Die Story von Condor beginnt erst, bzw. es ist noch VOR dem Beginn. Anders als bei gewissen anderen Werten wurde hier noch nicht die mords Promotion gemacht, bevor Norm-Konforme Ergebnisse vorliegen. Der letzte Bericht wurde auch nicht an die große Glocke gehängt, sondern es wurde schlicht auf baldige Updates verwiesen. Dabei waren eine Menge Proben dabei, die sogar auf high-grade Adern verweisen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.456.479 von PMG am 16.11.06 12:13:54vielleicht könnte das ja hier ein Faktenthread zu Condor Resources werden Thread: El Condor Pasa - günstiger Explorer
Der Kurs ist auf dem absolutem Low.
noch nix Pushelei von Börsenbriefen, um die Anleger abzufetten.
Fairer gehts nicht.
noch nix Pushelei von Börsenbriefen, um die Anleger abzufetten.
Fairer gehts nicht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.454.939 von zooropa am 16.11.06 10:47:05grüß dich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.454.295 von buxte am 16.11.06 10:10:01Moin buxte......................
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.457.161 von XIO am 16.11.06 12:55:28kurs zieht unmerklich an...
WKN
A0J2P0
ISIN
GB00B128J781
Letzte Kurse Zeit Kurs Volumen
13:28:48 0,109 10000
13:19:27 0,105 25000
13:07:44 0,106 10000
13:04:19 0,109 9900
13:00:52 0,110 40000
12:42:32 0,109 20000
11:29:39 0,100 68500
10:16:09 0,108 500
09:55:39 0,101 60000
09:40:35 0,108 15000
WKN
A0J2P0
ISIN
GB00B128J781
Letzte Kurse Zeit Kurs Volumen
13:28:48 0,109 10000
13:19:27 0,105 25000
13:07:44 0,106 10000
13:04:19 0,109 9900
13:00:52 0,110 40000
12:42:32 0,109 20000
11:29:39 0,100 68500
10:16:09 0,108 500
09:55:39 0,101 60000
09:40:35 0,108 15000
und Tschüss
Der MM in Frankfurt scheint auch sehr überascht.
Der traut sich aktuell nicht mal einen Taxe zu stellen.
Der traut sich aktuell nicht mal einen Taxe zu stellen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.462.046 von XIO am 16.11.06 16:44:36Wie soll denn das gehen?
7 Mio heute?
Bei uns noch die Ruhe vor dem Sturm?
7 Mio heute?
Bei uns noch die Ruhe vor dem Sturm?
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