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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.990.152 von German2 am 09.01.08 10:49:32Achtung.. hier geht bald massiv vorwärts!...
Orvana update- A good chat with Malcolm King
1. Quarterly report Feb 11-08
2. Hiring a new business development manager
3. 2008 Cash cost guidance $160 - $180
4. 2008 Production guidance 80,000 oz.
5. Don Mario operation is running exceptionally well
6. Cash is closing in on $70m
7. Announcement on UMZ to be made in a few weeks
8. Chile and Argentina will be in Orvana's near future
9. Increased exposure to the market through press releases and conference calls.
10. Insiders have and are buying
I will be all in tomorrow and prepared to hold this through 08.
Check out 49's list for 2008.
http://49west.com/gold_company_research_reports.html
Orvana update- A good chat with Malcolm King
1. Quarterly report Feb 11-08
2. Hiring a new business development manager
3. 2008 Cash cost guidance $160 - $180
4. 2008 Production guidance 80,000 oz.
5. Don Mario operation is running exceptionally well
6. Cash is closing in on $70m
7. Announcement on UMZ to be made in a few weeks
8. Chile and Argentina will be in Orvana's near future
9. Increased exposure to the market through press releases and conference calls.
10. Insiders have and are buying
I will be all in tomorrow and prepared to hold this through 08.
Check out 49's list for 2008.
http://49west.com/gold_company_research_reports.html
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.989.726 von German2 am 09.01.08 10:21:14KGV 2-3 , stabileres Bolivien , 65 Mio$ Cash, keine Schulden ..
Marktkapitalisierung 80 Mio$
... ist doch der Witz des Jahres
Marktkapitalisierung 80 Mio$
... ist doch der Witz des Jahres
Achtung.. könnte laufen heut! .. in Bolivien gehts voran..
Bolivian leaders agree on unity
Mr Morales and the governors have agreed to further talks
Bolivian President Evo Morales and regional governors have agreed to draw up a pact of national unity to prevent the country from splitting apart.
Mr Morales and the governors said they want to settle their differences over a new draft constitution and revenues from natural gas exports.
Four of Bolivia's governors declared autonomy last month after Mr Morales's allies adopted the draft constitution.
Mr Morales's reform plans still need to be put to a popular vote.
He wants to give more political power to the poor indigenous majority and put through a land reform programme.
Autonomy drive
Provincial governors in the lowland eastern provinces are concerned about how gas revenues are shared with the central government.
They also want to see a revised version of the draft constitution.
The governors of Santa Cruz, Beni, Pando and Tarija declared autonomy for their provinces in December after a constitutional assembly which did not include opposition delegates.
The provinces include the country's vital natural gas reserves and are home to important agribusinesses.
"The people want us to stay together," Mr Morales said after 10 hours of negotiations that ran into Tuesday morning.
"Let's work together to resolve our differences."
Ruben Costas, the governor of Santa Cruz who has been spearheading the autonomy drive, said: "We all want peace and unity. What's important is that there's a willingness to dialogue."
Mr Morales, Bolivia's first indigenous president, made rewriting the constitution a key part of his reform agenda to give the indigenous majority greater political power.
Among the proposals are allowing two consecutive five-year terms for presidents, greater state control of the economy and more autonomy for indigenous communities.
There were frequent demonstrations - both for and against - during the debate over constitutional reforms, with protests sometimes turning violent.
Bolivian leaders agree on unity
Mr Morales and the governors have agreed to further talks
Bolivian President Evo Morales and regional governors have agreed to draw up a pact of national unity to prevent the country from splitting apart.
Mr Morales and the governors said they want to settle their differences over a new draft constitution and revenues from natural gas exports.
Four of Bolivia's governors declared autonomy last month after Mr Morales's allies adopted the draft constitution.
Mr Morales's reform plans still need to be put to a popular vote.
He wants to give more political power to the poor indigenous majority and put through a land reform programme.
Autonomy drive
Provincial governors in the lowland eastern provinces are concerned about how gas revenues are shared with the central government.
They also want to see a revised version of the draft constitution.
The governors of Santa Cruz, Beni, Pando and Tarija declared autonomy for their provinces in December after a constitutional assembly which did not include opposition delegates.
The provinces include the country's vital natural gas reserves and are home to important agribusinesses.
"The people want us to stay together," Mr Morales said after 10 hours of negotiations that ran into Tuesday morning.
"Let's work together to resolve our differences."
Ruben Costas, the governor of Santa Cruz who has been spearheading the autonomy drive, said: "We all want peace and unity. What's important is that there's a willingness to dialogue."
Mr Morales, Bolivia's first indigenous president, made rewriting the constitution a key part of his reform agenda to give the indigenous majority greater political power.
Among the proposals are allowing two consecutive five-year terms for presidents, greater state control of the economy and more autonomy for indigenous communities.
There were frequent demonstrations - both for and against - during the debate over constitutional reforms, with protests sometimes turning violent.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.887.953 von Schnuckelinchen am 28.12.07 14:47:25Orvana sollte endlich mit der Diversifikation ernst machen und in ein anderes land expandieren.. diese Kurse derzeit kann sich niemand mit anschauen...
..aber wird shon alles werde in 2008
..aber wird shon alles werde in 2008
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.887.279 von Art Bechstein am 28.12.07 13:28:16Das ist sicher kein Unsinn.
Was passiert mit den Kursen in Bolivien eigentlich erst, wenn eine Führungspersönlichkeit bei einem Attentat ums Leben kommt? So unwahrscheinlich ist das ja nun nicht.
Man kann immer seine eigene Position schönreden. Aber wenn man mal den Verstand einschalten würde, dann würde man erkennen dass in diesem Land mit Aktien die nächste Zeit kaum bis garkein Geld zu verdienen sein wird, ganz im Gegenteil.
Vor einem Jahr haben dieselben Experten wie heute alles schön geredet. Warum, darüber kann sich jeder selbst Gedanken machen.
Was passiert mit den Kursen in Bolivien eigentlich erst, wenn eine Führungspersönlichkeit bei einem Attentat ums Leben kommt? So unwahrscheinlich ist das ja nun nicht.
Man kann immer seine eigene Position schönreden. Aber wenn man mal den Verstand einschalten würde, dann würde man erkennen dass in diesem Land mit Aktien die nächste Zeit kaum bis garkein Geld zu verdienen sein wird, ganz im Gegenteil.
Vor einem Jahr haben dieselben Experten wie heute alles schön geredet. Warum, darüber kann sich jeder selbst Gedanken machen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.886.913 von German2 am 28.12.07 12:46:06German,
sorry, aber das ist Unsinn und obwohl Du keine Quelle angegeben hast, kann ich mir schon denken, woher ddieser tendenziöse Mist kommt
sorry, aber das ist Unsinn und obwohl Du keine Quelle angegeben hast, kann ich mir schon denken, woher ddieser tendenziöse Mist kommt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.801.840 von Art Bechstein am 18.12.07 13:17:29noch besser.. Morales verliert bereits an Rückhalt ..
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.811.926 von Rezession am 19.12.07 10:25:08TGR: In some ways, Venezuela under Chavez and Bolivia under Morales are alike, aren’t they?
JAMES: That’s true. When we were in Bolivia, we spoke with people in the opposition, which controls the Senate. We spoke with people from industrial concerns, and they control the four major provinces that produce most of the revenue in the country. And, of course, Morales ticked off the judiciary, too. So, there is significant opposition; it is quite possible that the guy could be out soon. If you just look at the history of Bolivia, the average term of a president lasts only a year or two.
So odds are that Morales will be out soon. But as an investor, a speculator, I am not looking for change. I’m not looking for turmoil; I’m looking for stability. I want to know there’s a working mining environment and that it’s going to stay that way. The fact that there may be a change for the better is potentially good, but it tells me I don’t want to invest now. I want to wait and see if the change is good, and then see if it’s stable, and then maybe that’s the time to start taking a financial risk.
..hab jetztinsgesamt 3 mal nachgekauft..diese Aktie wird mind. 100ß% bringen in 2008
JAMES: That’s true. When we were in Bolivia, we spoke with people in the opposition, which controls the Senate. We spoke with people from industrial concerns, and they control the four major provinces that produce most of the revenue in the country. And, of course, Morales ticked off the judiciary, too. So, there is significant opposition; it is quite possible that the guy could be out soon. If you just look at the history of Bolivia, the average term of a president lasts only a year or two.
So odds are that Morales will be out soon. But as an investor, a speculator, I am not looking for change. I’m not looking for turmoil; I’m looking for stability. I want to know there’s a working mining environment and that it’s going to stay that way. The fact that there may be a change for the better is potentially good, but it tells me I don’t want to invest now. I want to wait and see if the change is good, and then see if it’s stable, and then maybe that’s the time to start taking a financial risk.
..hab jetztinsgesamt 3 mal nachgekauft..diese Aktie wird mind. 100ß% bringen in 2008
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.809.310 von Schnuckelinchen am 18.12.07 22:21:13Hab den Finger schon am Abzug, gemäß kaufen wenn die Kanonen donnern. Denke Charttechnisch dürfte es jedoch noch ein bisschen weiter nach unten gehen 0,65 oder vielleicht auch noch mal auf die 0,50.....
Es wäre ja nicht die Börse, wenn sie es nicht übertreiben würde....
Gruß
El
Es wäre ja nicht die Börse, wenn sie es nicht übertreiben würde....
Gruß
El
Der Markt war leider heute nicht besonders aufnahmefähig. Tut mir leid für den kleinen Absturz, aber ich will vorerst keine Bolivieninvestments mehr im Depot haben und baue meine Bestände ab. Andere Bolivientitel sind heute ebenfalls in den Sturzflug übergegangen, da rette ich doch lieber mal noch meine Mini- Gewinne hier. Den Investierten hier weiterhin viel Glück! Wenn sich die Situation nachhaltig verbessern sollte kaufe ich auch gerne höher zurück. Bis dahin wars das erstmal.
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