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Was erlaube dieser Mr. Moriarty. Man sollte
ihm eine Einladung für den Sommer auf die
Santander-Mine schicken.
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Was erlaube dieser Mr. Moriarty. Man sollte
ihm eine Einladung für den Sommer auf die
Santander-Mine schicken.
Tasche
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.931.884 von silbernd am 21.04.08 13:03:00zink ist wirklich ein spannendes ding.
zur zeit wird wohl über kaum ein metall so kontrovers diskutiert.
zur zeit wird wohl über kaum ein metall so kontrovers diskutiert.
Trading Spotlight
18 April 2008
Zinc price fall predictions 'misinformed'
Terramin Australia believes analysts predicting a significant drop in zinc prices are misinformed.
The soon-to-be zinc and lead miner, which will hold its annual meeting in Adelaide next week, is scheduled to start producing lead/zinc concentrate at its Angas mine near Strathalbyn in June.
Executive chairman Kevin Moriarty said in the quarterly report this week he believed analysts who were bearish about the outlook for zinc were reading the market poorly.
``Supposedly in 2008 there is predicted to be an oversupply of concentrates that flow into lower zinc prices,'' he said.
``So far, zinc stockpiles amount to only a few days' supply and zinc prices have not fallen markedly.
``Our commercial team have not been able to verify oversupply predictions, and argue that any lower prices would simply curtail new projects and some higher-cost production.
``They also contend that it is quite unrealistic to suppose that Chinese mine production can maintain the high growth rates of the past three years.''
Dr Moriarty said globally there were no large, low-cost zinc projects in the pipeline ``and many existing mines will start declining from 2010''.
Add to this that capital costs had been increasing significantly, he said.
Goldman Sachs JBWere is among the analysts predicting a looming oversupply of zinc.
"Having enjoyed two years of major global deficit in 2005 and 2006, we believe the zinc market returned to modest surplus in 2007, with the threat of more severe oversupply looming for 2008 and 2009,'' the broker said in its Market Outlook 2008. – The Advertiser
Zinc price fall predictions 'misinformed'
Terramin Australia believes analysts predicting a significant drop in zinc prices are misinformed.
The soon-to-be zinc and lead miner, which will hold its annual meeting in Adelaide next week, is scheduled to start producing lead/zinc concentrate at its Angas mine near Strathalbyn in June.
Executive chairman Kevin Moriarty said in the quarterly report this week he believed analysts who were bearish about the outlook for zinc were reading the market poorly.
``Supposedly in 2008 there is predicted to be an oversupply of concentrates that flow into lower zinc prices,'' he said.
``So far, zinc stockpiles amount to only a few days' supply and zinc prices have not fallen markedly.
``Our commercial team have not been able to verify oversupply predictions, and argue that any lower prices would simply curtail new projects and some higher-cost production.
``They also contend that it is quite unrealistic to suppose that Chinese mine production can maintain the high growth rates of the past three years.''
Dr Moriarty said globally there were no large, low-cost zinc projects in the pipeline ``and many existing mines will start declining from 2010''.
Add to this that capital costs had been increasing significantly, he said.
Goldman Sachs JBWere is among the analysts predicting a looming oversupply of zinc.
"Having enjoyed two years of major global deficit in 2005 and 2006, we believe the zinc market returned to modest surplus in 2007, with the threat of more severe oversupply looming for 2008 and 2009,'' the broker said in its Market Outlook 2008. – The Advertiser
http://steelguru.com/news/index/2008/04/20/NDI2NDU%3D/Global…
April 21, 2008
Global zinc consumption outpaced demand in 2007
According to preliminary data from the International Lead and Zinc Study Group, global zinc consumption increased by 3.7% to 11.4 million tonne exceeded production by just 15,000 tonnes in 2007, down sharply from a 352,000 tonnes deficit in 2006.
The data said that purchasing growth in China of 15.2%, India of 7% and Europe of 2.3% more than offset the falloff in the US Australia, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan resulting in an overall rise from 10.999 million metric tons in 2006.
The latest Natixis Commodity Markets forecast said that "the zinc market is facing the prospects of higher supply against a background of relatively weak demand."
While the London based economists had thought there would be a revival in world demand as 2008 progressed, they now said that "the economic data released so far this year, together with the bearish data relating to the galvanized steel sector, suggest that the period of demand weakness has continued.”
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http://steelguru.com/news/index/2008/04/21/NDI3MTc%3D/Zinc_m…
April 21, 2008
Zinc market underperforming over the last 18 months - Report
UK based consulting firm GFMS said that the zinc market over the last 18 months has been underperforming as compared to the other base metals.
It said that “From the recent high of March 4 of USD 2,806 per tonne the zinc cash quote fell to USD 2,260 per tonne at the end of the month. The average price in Q1 was USD 2,426 per tonne compared to USD 3,216 per tonne in the previous quarter and USD 3,446 per tonne a year earlier. The outcome for Q1 was slightly below our forecast of USD 2,500 per tonne.”
GFMS said that “The latest data from ILZSG seems to confirm our view that supply growth continues to outpace demand growth, particularly at mine production stage. It said that increased concentrate availability should allow a surge in Chinese refined zinc production and exports later in the year that will reverse the trend seen in the first couple of months of 2008. Weather related disruptions kept refined zinc output up to February largely unchanged from the corresponding period of last year at 565,834 tonnes.”
GFMS concluded that “It appears that zinc mining operations were not affected by the harsh weather conditions as domestic concentrate production rose by 24.3% YoY. In addition, the country has been sucking in concentrate from elsewhere. Imports in February were up 26% YoY at 129,000 tonnes on a gross weight basis. This follows the massive level of imports of 266,000 tonnes in January. Cumulative imports to February were 157% higher at 395,000 tonnes.”
April 21, 2008
Global zinc consumption outpaced demand in 2007
According to preliminary data from the International Lead and Zinc Study Group, global zinc consumption increased by 3.7% to 11.4 million tonne exceeded production by just 15,000 tonnes in 2007, down sharply from a 352,000 tonnes deficit in 2006.
The data said that purchasing growth in China of 15.2%, India of 7% and Europe of 2.3% more than offset the falloff in the US Australia, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan resulting in an overall rise from 10.999 million metric tons in 2006.
The latest Natixis Commodity Markets forecast said that "the zinc market is facing the prospects of higher supply against a background of relatively weak demand."
While the London based economists had thought there would be a revival in world demand as 2008 progressed, they now said that "the economic data released so far this year, together with the bearish data relating to the galvanized steel sector, suggest that the period of demand weakness has continued.”
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http://steelguru.com/news/index/2008/04/21/NDI3MTc%3D/Zinc_m…
April 21, 2008
Zinc market underperforming over the last 18 months - Report
UK based consulting firm GFMS said that the zinc market over the last 18 months has been underperforming as compared to the other base metals.
It said that “From the recent high of March 4 of USD 2,806 per tonne the zinc cash quote fell to USD 2,260 per tonne at the end of the month. The average price in Q1 was USD 2,426 per tonne compared to USD 3,216 per tonne in the previous quarter and USD 3,446 per tonne a year earlier. The outcome for Q1 was slightly below our forecast of USD 2,500 per tonne.”
GFMS said that “The latest data from ILZSG seems to confirm our view that supply growth continues to outpace demand growth, particularly at mine production stage. It said that increased concentrate availability should allow a surge in Chinese refined zinc production and exports later in the year that will reverse the trend seen in the first couple of months of 2008. Weather related disruptions kept refined zinc output up to February largely unchanged from the corresponding period of last year at 565,834 tonnes.”
GFMS concluded that “It appears that zinc mining operations were not affected by the harsh weather conditions as domestic concentrate production rose by 24.3% YoY. In addition, the country has been sucking in concentrate from elsewhere. Imports in February were up 26% YoY at 129,000 tonnes on a gross weight basis. This follows the massive level of imports of 266,000 tonnes in January. Cumulative imports to February were 157% higher at 395,000 tonnes.”
Liebe Leserinnen und Leser,
Ted Butler, unabhängiger US Silber-Analyst, gab silberinfo das folgende Exklusiv Interview:
silberinfo:
Ted, seit unserem letzten Interview im April 2007 ist der Silberpreis um ca. 30% gestiegen. Worin siehst Du die Hauptgründe dafür?
Ted Butler:
Es gibt soviele Gründe, es ist schwierig nur einen herauszugreifen. Unter diesen Gründen wäre sicher der generelle Fluss institutioneller Investitionen in Rohstoffe und natürliche Ressourcen durch die Index-Fonds und durch die Silber-ETFs im Speziellen, die fortgesetzte Nachfrage nach Rohstoffen aus China und Entwicklungsländern, der Handel an der COMEX und die fortgesetzte Nachfrage nach physischem Silber seitens der Investoren.
Wir wünschen Ihnen eine interessante Lektüre!
[urlLesen Sie hier das vollständige Interview als PDF Datei:]http://www.silberinfo.com/upload/minendetails/Interviews%20PDF/silberinfo_interview_ted_butler_deutsch18.04.2008.pdf[/url]
Ted Butler, unabhängiger US Silber-Analyst, gab silberinfo das folgende Exklusiv Interview:
silberinfo:
Ted, seit unserem letzten Interview im April 2007 ist der Silberpreis um ca. 30% gestiegen. Worin siehst Du die Hauptgründe dafür?
Ted Butler:
Es gibt soviele Gründe, es ist schwierig nur einen herauszugreifen. Unter diesen Gründen wäre sicher der generelle Fluss institutioneller Investitionen in Rohstoffe und natürliche Ressourcen durch die Index-Fonds und durch die Silber-ETFs im Speziellen, die fortgesetzte Nachfrage nach Rohstoffen aus China und Entwicklungsländern, der Handel an der COMEX und die fortgesetzte Nachfrage nach physischem Silber seitens der Investoren.
Wir wünschen Ihnen eine interessante Lektüre!
[urlLesen Sie hier das vollständige Interview als PDF Datei:]http://www.silberinfo.com/upload/minendetails/Interviews%20PDF/silberinfo_interview_ted_butler_deutsch18.04.2008.pdf[/url]
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Datum 19.03.2008 - Uhrzeit 01:00 (© BörseGo AG 2007, Autor: Weygand Harald, Technischer Analyst, © GodmodeTrader - http://www.godmode-trader.de/)
WKN: 965310 | ISIN: XC0009653103 | Intradaykurs:
Am Montag erreichte der Silberpreis (Spot) lediglich 21,35 $ pro Feinunze. Unsere übergeordneten charttechnischen Kurszielmarken für SILBER liegen bekanntlich bei 21,50 und 25,00 $. Um 15 Cent wurde das 21,50er Ziel verfehlt.
(Disclaimer: Der Titel dieser Meldung ist ironisch gemeint. Manchmal bin ich zu Scherzen aufgelegt.)
SILBER aktuell 19,71 $ pro Feinunze ( ISIN : XC0009653103 )
Kurz-Kommentierung: Die Preisanstiegsphase seit Dezember 2007 ausgehend von 13,56 $ hat im Verlauf dieser Woche das große Etappen-Kursziel von 21,50 $ fast erreicht. Das Kursgeschehen seit März zeigt ein Doppeltop mit SELL Trigger bei 19,00 $. Erst ein Unterschreiten der 19,00 $ Marke würde das Doppeltop auslösen und damit eine Konsolidierung bis 18,00-18,37 $ einleiten.
Bei 18,00-18,37 $ wäre die Wahrscheinlichkeit deutlich erhöht, dass SILBER wieder anspringt und nach oben durchzieht.
Bei 16,37-16,53 $ hat SILBER einen weiteren Fibo-basierten Unterstützungsbereich, den ich einfach nennen will. Ich gehe nicht davon aus, dass SILBER soweit zurückkommt.
Und nochmals der Hinweis. Ob SILBER überhaupt relevant kurzfristig zurückläuft, hängt von der 19,00er Marke ab. Wird sie nicht unterschritten, könnte SILBER sogar direkt weiter hochlaufen. Sie wissen, wie das ist. Je kurzfristiger man sich mit Prognosen vorwagt, desto schwieriger wird es!
Das übergeordnete Ziel von ca. 25.00 $ pro Feinunze in diesem Jahr steht noch aus.
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