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EUROPEAN MINERALS Aktueller Kurs (Berlin, 06.12.2006 09:11)
WKN: A0EAK9
VGG3192Y1007
Explorer den Frick auf seinen Moskau-reisen entdeckt hat
kann nicht mehr lange dauern bis er zum einstieg bläst
fairer Wert lt. Aton: mind. 1,28
Gold-und Kupfer-Projekt "Varvarinsloye" geht bald in Produktion
KGV07: 17
KGV08: 2,7
WKN: A0EAK9
VGG3192Y1007
Explorer den Frick auf seinen Moskau-reisen entdeckt hat
kann nicht mehr lange dauern bis er zum einstieg bläst
fairer Wert lt. Aton: mind. 1,28
Gold-und Kupfer-Projekt "Varvarinsloye" geht bald in Produktion
KGV07: 17
KGV08: 2,7
Hat der Bäcker das gleich in seinen Bäckerläden angeboten oder woher weist du das er die emphelen möchte?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.987.916 von in9d04 am 07.12.06 07:05:37Laß den mist weg vom bäckermeister gehen jeh alle runter
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.987.916 von in9d04 am 07.12.06 07:05:37Woher ihr immer die neuen Empfehlungen wissen wollt?! Jeden Tag eine neue 1000% Rakete die hier vorgestellt wird. Soviel kann selbst der Bäcker nicht empfehlen
Wer auf den Dummschwätzer- Pausenclown hereinfällt, ist selbst dran Schuld.
Aber auch ein Bernie Cornfield vor 40 Jahren ist schließlich im Knast gelandet. Irgendwann kriegen sie jeden pusher am A....
Aber auch ein Bernie Cornfield vor 40 Jahren ist schließlich im Knast gelandet. Irgendwann kriegen sie jeden pusher am A....
- er war erst vor kurzem in moskau
- star energy sein dzt. hig-flyer stammt von dort
- und hin wieder sickert was durch ...
- star energy sein dzt. hig-flyer stammt von dort
- und hin wieder sickert was durch ...
Das Potenzial dieser Firma verdeutlicht der folgende Artikel recht gut. Bin übrigens seit knapp einem Jahr dabei, auch ohne Frick, und werde auch nicht so schnell verkaufen, es sei denn ein Übernehmer zwingt mich dazu ... was ich nicht hoffe. Bin übrigens auf EPM.TO gestoßen, als ich nach adäquatem Ersatz für meine Wheaton River gesucht habe!!!
Quele: http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=26951
"Overlooked Emerging Mid-Tier Gold Producer a Multi-Bagger
By David J. DesLauriers
07 Dec 2006 at 08:05 PM EST
TORONTO (ResourceInvestor.com) -- European Minerals [TSX:EPM], which closed today at C$0.84, is an extremely undervalued emerging mid-tier gold producer and proprietor of the Varvarinskoye gold deposit, which your correspondent likens to a mini-Alumbrera, the deposit which investors will remember essentially made Wheaton River - generating the monstrous cash flows that took that company to the next level.
Indeed, we believe that this could be the cheapest emerging gold producer in the resource universe. Here’s why.
Where We Are Today
European Minerals is undervalued and flying under the radar screen because of delays which resulted from the insolvency of MDM, the company’s general contractor and turnkey construction provider at Varvarinskoye in Kazakhstan.
As a consequence of that firm’s bankruptcy, EPM’s debt facility had to be reworked, which given the pace at which banks operate took quite some time and required the company to do a second equity placement, which was not anticipated by shareholders.
Those unfortunate developments left EPM shares under constant pressure, and persistently undervalued relative to comparables and peers - but that is behind us now. European Minerals is slated to begin gold and copper production in October of next year.
Kazakhstan
Investors who feel anxious about the Varvarinskoye project’s location need to look at the reality. Kazakhstan is not like the other Stans or Russia, and with its considerable newfound energy patrimony in the Caspian Sea, is coming onto the world stage, and not in kleptocracy mode.
There have been a number of centi-million and billion dollar Kazakhstan mining IPOs of late primarily in the London market, and considerable mining investment in the country. Investors should keep the following in mind:
Kazakhstan has a GDP higher than all of the other Stans combined.
By 2010 the nation’s goal is to have a GDP per capita of $5,800 per head, on a par with Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland.
The country has the same bond rating as Mexico.
There is no reason to believe that a threat exists to the mining industry in Kazakhstan or that there is any threat to Varvarinskoye on a project specific basis.
Reserves & Resources
Current M&I resources calculated at a ludicrous $375 gold and $1 copper stand at 3.8 million ounces of gold and 432 million pounds of copper.
As part of its debt package, EPM had to take on a gold hedge of 443,000 ounces at a gold price of $574.25, equivalent to 19% of reserves. This does not concern us, and we will address precisely why below.
European Minerals will be coming out with a revised reserve and resource estimate in the next couple of weeks. The banks force the company to use very low metal prices in its projects, but the crux of the issue is that EPM will continue to optimize its mine plan according to where metal prices are in reality.
At a recent presentation in Dubai, Tony Williams, Chairman of European Minerals said “As we develop more reserves, as we open up the mine, the percentage of hedging of the mineable reserves will fall to less than 10% (from 19% currently).” Read between the lines – the company believes that at current prices reserves are in fact double the published numbers.
That will allow them to grow output in a big way.
Cash Flow & Growth
Starting in October 2007, EPM will produce over 140,000 ounces of gold and 40 million pounds of copper per annum.
We estimate that incorporating European Mineral’s hedge at $575 on 75,000 ounces of production, and using metal prices of $625 gold, and $2 copper, EPM will cash flow $120 million in 2008.
That is equivalent to 43 cents per share. At $3 copper (current price), EPM would cash flow $160 million or 57 cents per share. On a gold-equivalent basis with copper considered as a credit, EPM is producing gold ounces, much like Alumbrera, at a cost per ounce which is negative by several hundred dollars!
What makes this story even better is that based on metal prices and the company’s substantial reserves, the plan would appear to be that EPM will double production in year 3 after a small boost in year 2. The year 2 boost would take gold production up to nearly 200,000 ounces per year with copper output remaining roughly flat. But the year 3 increase should see gold output expand further to 300-350 thousand ounces per year, with copper output of 80-100 million pounds.
That increase could all be financed out of cash flow, and would take cash flow per share numbers right through the roof. Not only this, several hundred million dollars per year worth of cash flow per year and 5+ million ounces of gold reserves make EPM a takeover target all the way up the food chain to the Barrick’s of this world – this is big enough for the majors.
So what’s the best way to capitalize on this?
The A Warrants
European Minerals has a series of A warrants [TSX:EPM.WT.A] which expire in April 2010. They closed today at C$.37. With an exercise price of C$1.20 per share, these are EPM’s best series of warrants. Further, with the long life, we believe that this is the best way to play EPM. The leverage versus the stock is substantial and in our opinion, performance in the warrants should be double that of the stock in the scenario which we envision.
Conclusion
We believe that given European Minerals’ substantial and growing reserves, and impressive cash flows and production profile growth, the stock is going much, much higher as it begins to be discovered, and now that the delays and financing issues are behind us. The truth is, based on what they have, and how peers are valued, it should be trading at C$2 per share right now.
In fact, EPM is separated from all other emerging gold producers because of the sheer scale of the cash flow that the company will generate. It is in its own league, and we would challenge readers to provide another name that could even come close to throwing-off this much cash year-in, year-out.
Indeed, taking our cash flow estimate of 43 cents per share at $625 gold and $2 copper, and applying a cash flow multiple of anywhere between 10-12 times, in line with gold producing peers and accounting for the substantial production growth which EPM will experience, we believe that a 12-18 month target price of C$5 per share on European Minerals is called for.
That would represent almost a 6 bagger in the stock from current levels, and over a 10 bagger in the company’s levered, long-life A-Series warrants.
This is arguably the cheapest emerging gold producer out there, and with delays firmly in the company’s past, deserves to be on everybody’s radar screen. EPM is a value, cash flow, reserves, growth and critical-mass monster.
The updated reserve report coming out some time in the next couple of weeks should catalyze this story, and astute investors who climb aboard before then should make superior multi-bagger returns."
Quele: http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=26951
"Overlooked Emerging Mid-Tier Gold Producer a Multi-Bagger
By David J. DesLauriers
07 Dec 2006 at 08:05 PM EST
TORONTO (ResourceInvestor.com) -- European Minerals [TSX:EPM], which closed today at C$0.84, is an extremely undervalued emerging mid-tier gold producer and proprietor of the Varvarinskoye gold deposit, which your correspondent likens to a mini-Alumbrera, the deposit which investors will remember essentially made Wheaton River - generating the monstrous cash flows that took that company to the next level.
Indeed, we believe that this could be the cheapest emerging gold producer in the resource universe. Here’s why.
Where We Are Today
European Minerals is undervalued and flying under the radar screen because of delays which resulted from the insolvency of MDM, the company’s general contractor and turnkey construction provider at Varvarinskoye in Kazakhstan.
As a consequence of that firm’s bankruptcy, EPM’s debt facility had to be reworked, which given the pace at which banks operate took quite some time and required the company to do a second equity placement, which was not anticipated by shareholders.
Those unfortunate developments left EPM shares under constant pressure, and persistently undervalued relative to comparables and peers - but that is behind us now. European Minerals is slated to begin gold and copper production in October of next year.
Kazakhstan
Investors who feel anxious about the Varvarinskoye project’s location need to look at the reality. Kazakhstan is not like the other Stans or Russia, and with its considerable newfound energy patrimony in the Caspian Sea, is coming onto the world stage, and not in kleptocracy mode.
There have been a number of centi-million and billion dollar Kazakhstan mining IPOs of late primarily in the London market, and considerable mining investment in the country. Investors should keep the following in mind:
Kazakhstan has a GDP higher than all of the other Stans combined.
By 2010 the nation’s goal is to have a GDP per capita of $5,800 per head, on a par with Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland.
The country has the same bond rating as Mexico.
There is no reason to believe that a threat exists to the mining industry in Kazakhstan or that there is any threat to Varvarinskoye on a project specific basis.
Reserves & Resources
Current M&I resources calculated at a ludicrous $375 gold and $1 copper stand at 3.8 million ounces of gold and 432 million pounds of copper.
As part of its debt package, EPM had to take on a gold hedge of 443,000 ounces at a gold price of $574.25, equivalent to 19% of reserves. This does not concern us, and we will address precisely why below.
European Minerals will be coming out with a revised reserve and resource estimate in the next couple of weeks. The banks force the company to use very low metal prices in its projects, but the crux of the issue is that EPM will continue to optimize its mine plan according to where metal prices are in reality.
At a recent presentation in Dubai, Tony Williams, Chairman of European Minerals said “As we develop more reserves, as we open up the mine, the percentage of hedging of the mineable reserves will fall to less than 10% (from 19% currently).” Read between the lines – the company believes that at current prices reserves are in fact double the published numbers.
That will allow them to grow output in a big way.
Cash Flow & Growth
Starting in October 2007, EPM will produce over 140,000 ounces of gold and 40 million pounds of copper per annum.
We estimate that incorporating European Mineral’s hedge at $575 on 75,000 ounces of production, and using metal prices of $625 gold, and $2 copper, EPM will cash flow $120 million in 2008.
That is equivalent to 43 cents per share. At $3 copper (current price), EPM would cash flow $160 million or 57 cents per share. On a gold-equivalent basis with copper considered as a credit, EPM is producing gold ounces, much like Alumbrera, at a cost per ounce which is negative by several hundred dollars!
What makes this story even better is that based on metal prices and the company’s substantial reserves, the plan would appear to be that EPM will double production in year 3 after a small boost in year 2. The year 2 boost would take gold production up to nearly 200,000 ounces per year with copper output remaining roughly flat. But the year 3 increase should see gold output expand further to 300-350 thousand ounces per year, with copper output of 80-100 million pounds.
That increase could all be financed out of cash flow, and would take cash flow per share numbers right through the roof. Not only this, several hundred million dollars per year worth of cash flow per year and 5+ million ounces of gold reserves make EPM a takeover target all the way up the food chain to the Barrick’s of this world – this is big enough for the majors.
So what’s the best way to capitalize on this?
The A Warrants
European Minerals has a series of A warrants [TSX:EPM.WT.A] which expire in April 2010. They closed today at C$.37. With an exercise price of C$1.20 per share, these are EPM’s best series of warrants. Further, with the long life, we believe that this is the best way to play EPM. The leverage versus the stock is substantial and in our opinion, performance in the warrants should be double that of the stock in the scenario which we envision.
Conclusion
We believe that given European Minerals’ substantial and growing reserves, and impressive cash flows and production profile growth, the stock is going much, much higher as it begins to be discovered, and now that the delays and financing issues are behind us. The truth is, based on what they have, and how peers are valued, it should be trading at C$2 per share right now.
In fact, EPM is separated from all other emerging gold producers because of the sheer scale of the cash flow that the company will generate. It is in its own league, and we would challenge readers to provide another name that could even come close to throwing-off this much cash year-in, year-out.
Indeed, taking our cash flow estimate of 43 cents per share at $625 gold and $2 copper, and applying a cash flow multiple of anywhere between 10-12 times, in line with gold producing peers and accounting for the substantial production growth which EPM will experience, we believe that a 12-18 month target price of C$5 per share on European Minerals is called for.
That would represent almost a 6 bagger in the stock from current levels, and over a 10 bagger in the company’s levered, long-life A-Series warrants.
This is arguably the cheapest emerging gold producer out there, and with delays firmly in the company’s past, deserves to be on everybody’s radar screen. EPM is a value, cash flow, reserves, growth and critical-mass monster.
The updated reserve report coming out some time in the next couple of weeks should catalyze this story, and astute investors who climb aboard before then should make superior multi-bagger returns."
Also ich habe noch keine Erfahrung mit Frick, würde ihn mir aber mal anschauen. Vielleicht kann man sich ja mit mehreren zusammen tun, dann kostet es für jeden einen Bruchteil. Einer macht das Abo, die anderen beteiligen sich und jeder bekommt von dem einen den Brief weitergeleitet.
Hi Goldfreaks,
hat jemand die WKN oder ISIN der EPM-Optionen in Toronto parat ??
Hab keine Ahnung woher man die bekommt
hat jemand die WKN oder ISIN der EPM-Optionen in Toronto parat ??
Hab keine Ahnung woher man die bekommt
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