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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.999.535 von stupidgame am 20.04.09 09:05:10Habe gerade eine interessante Goldmine entdeckt. Kennt hier, glaub`ich, "keine Sau".
CLUFF GOLD LTD. (A0D9CA)
Hallo Stupidgame,
Cluff steht schon seit längerem auf meiner Watchlist und scheint großes Potenzial zu bieten. Was mir nicht so gefällt, ist die mangelnde Informationspolitik. Der letzte Interim-Report ist von Oktober 2008. Annual Report von Mai 2008. Nach Oktober konnte ich keine Veröffentlichung über die Finanzen/Cashflow usw. finden, obwohl die Produktion wohl in Nov. 2008 gestartet ist.
Hast Du eine Information zu der Finanzentwicklung, die jünger als Okt. 2008 ist? Ansonsten muss ich wohl bis zum AR-2008 warten (Ende Mai?).
Gruß
Tommy
CLUFF GOLD LTD. (A0D9CA)
Hallo Stupidgame,
Cluff steht schon seit längerem auf meiner Watchlist und scheint großes Potenzial zu bieten. Was mir nicht so gefällt, ist die mangelnde Informationspolitik. Der letzte Interim-Report ist von Oktober 2008. Annual Report von Mai 2008. Nach Oktober konnte ich keine Veröffentlichung über die Finanzen/Cashflow usw. finden, obwohl die Produktion wohl in Nov. 2008 gestartet ist.
Hast Du eine Information zu der Finanzentwicklung, die jünger als Okt. 2008 ist? Ansonsten muss ich wohl bis zum AR-2008 warten (Ende Mai?).
Gruß
Tommy
Die kommende (zu erwartende) Inflation wird sich in steigende Rohstoffpreise niederschlagen.
Coming inflation good for commodities
Author: Evan Smith and Brian Hicks - Posted: Tuesday , 21 Apr 2009
SAN ANTONIO, Global Resources Fund (PSPFX)
The likelihood of inflation resulting from the huge amount of money being injected into the economy by governments will be very positive for commodities.
Higher inflation is coming. It's impossible to predict exactly when it will arrive, but the trillions of dollars worth of new money injected into the global financial system make it inevitable.
The prospect of inflation will likely be one of the key drivers for the energy and commodities sectors over the medium term. Inflation will eat away at the dollar and other paper currencies, raising the value of tangible assets as a hedge. In this way, commodities are similar to gold.
The economic slowdown has reduced demand for oil and natural gas, but the supply-and-demand fundamentals are tightening rather than loosening. This is because supply has been declining at a greater rate than demand.
OPEC has cut its production by more than 2 million barrels per day, and its members have been surprisingly disciplined about not cheating on quotas. Hundreds of gas wells in Texas have been shut in and petroleum companies have slashed their capital budgets. This year's spending on oil and gas exploration and development is expected to be down 20 percent from 2008.
This year, PIRA sees a slight increase from non-OPEC suppliers and a dramatic drop-off from OPEC in the first quarter. For the rest of the year, both producer groups are expected to be significantly negative.
It's also important to point out that it is much cheaper and easier to cut supply than to bring that same supply back on line. Demand for commodities will likely be hastened by the trillions in stimulus spending by the United States, China, Europe and others. When that happens, there's a good chance of a supply shortage.
China has been buying commodities at a record pace in an effort to secure future strategic supply. Many have speculated that the Chinese are opting to invest in commodities and other hard assets rather than continuing to invest their massive currency reserves in low-yielding U.S. Treasuries. This concept was originally introduced by the famed economist John Maynard Keynes in a system called the Bancor model, which touts the benefits of a world currency backed by a basket of commodities.
Here's a comparison to give you an idea of the scale of supply constraints. Between 1975 and 1985, non-OPEC oil supply grew more than 30 percent. In the latest 5-year period, non-OPEC suppliers boosted their output by only 1.5 percent.
For copper, the bellwether industrial metal, it was expected several years ago that 7 million tons of new supply would come onto the market by now. Only a small fraction of that amount has actually materialized.
Banks are essentially being given free money, and so far most of it has been used to patch up their flimsy balance sheets. That stands to change soon-a number of the most damaged banks are reporting a profitable first quarter, so it's reasonable to think that the banks will stop hoarding cash and increase their lending.
If the stimulus is successful in reviving the U.S. economy, the additional money in the system combined with rising consumer optimism will set the stage for an inflationary spike. It would be extremely difficult for the government to raise interest rates to counter inflation, particularly as we head into the mid-term elections.
And if the stimulus fails to achieve its goal, the government may well respond by printing even more money. The result would be to raise the risk of even greater inflation down the road, which would be a major negative for the dollar and make gold and commodities more attractive.
Coming inflation good for commodities
Author: Evan Smith and Brian Hicks - Posted: Tuesday , 21 Apr 2009
SAN ANTONIO, Global Resources Fund (PSPFX)
The likelihood of inflation resulting from the huge amount of money being injected into the economy by governments will be very positive for commodities.
Higher inflation is coming. It's impossible to predict exactly when it will arrive, but the trillions of dollars worth of new money injected into the global financial system make it inevitable.
The prospect of inflation will likely be one of the key drivers for the energy and commodities sectors over the medium term. Inflation will eat away at the dollar and other paper currencies, raising the value of tangible assets as a hedge. In this way, commodities are similar to gold.
The economic slowdown has reduced demand for oil and natural gas, but the supply-and-demand fundamentals are tightening rather than loosening. This is because supply has been declining at a greater rate than demand.
OPEC has cut its production by more than 2 million barrels per day, and its members have been surprisingly disciplined about not cheating on quotas. Hundreds of gas wells in Texas have been shut in and petroleum companies have slashed their capital budgets. This year's spending on oil and gas exploration and development is expected to be down 20 percent from 2008.
This year, PIRA sees a slight increase from non-OPEC suppliers and a dramatic drop-off from OPEC in the first quarter. For the rest of the year, both producer groups are expected to be significantly negative.
It's also important to point out that it is much cheaper and easier to cut supply than to bring that same supply back on line. Demand for commodities will likely be hastened by the trillions in stimulus spending by the United States, China, Europe and others. When that happens, there's a good chance of a supply shortage.
China has been buying commodities at a record pace in an effort to secure future strategic supply. Many have speculated that the Chinese are opting to invest in commodities and other hard assets rather than continuing to invest their massive currency reserves in low-yielding U.S. Treasuries. This concept was originally introduced by the famed economist John Maynard Keynes in a system called the Bancor model, which touts the benefits of a world currency backed by a basket of commodities.
Here's a comparison to give you an idea of the scale of supply constraints. Between 1975 and 1985, non-OPEC oil supply grew more than 30 percent. In the latest 5-year period, non-OPEC suppliers boosted their output by only 1.5 percent.
For copper, the bellwether industrial metal, it was expected several years ago that 7 million tons of new supply would come onto the market by now. Only a small fraction of that amount has actually materialized.
Banks are essentially being given free money, and so far most of it has been used to patch up their flimsy balance sheets. That stands to change soon-a number of the most damaged banks are reporting a profitable first quarter, so it's reasonable to think that the banks will stop hoarding cash and increase their lending.
If the stimulus is successful in reviving the U.S. economy, the additional money in the system combined with rising consumer optimism will set the stage for an inflationary spike. It would be extremely difficult for the government to raise interest rates to counter inflation, particularly as we head into the mid-term elections.
And if the stimulus fails to achieve its goal, the government may well respond by printing even more money. The result would be to raise the risk of even greater inflation down the road, which would be a major negative for the dollar and make gold and commodities more attractive.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.005.841 von apollo2000 am 20.04.09 22:28:49Bin mit Kopane wieder ca. auf 0.. welch Freude.. , dachte heute abend, "kuckst mal wieder nach deinem LSE Kram":
Excellent news. Jacky performing better than expected...
Mr. Iain McKendrick reports
POSITIVE UPDATE ON JACKY FIELD PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE
Ithaca Energy Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary Ithaca Energy (UK) Ltd., an independent oil & gas company with exploration, development and production assets in the United Kingdom sector of the North Sea, are reporting that the Jacky field, which started production on April 6, 2009, is now performing above expectations.
The Jacky production well is currently flowing without artificial lift at gross rates of around 8,800 barrels of oil per day (bopd) (5,920 bopd net to Ithaca). This compares favorably with predevelopment expectations that artificial lift would be required to achieve 7,800 bopd gross. The Jacky field has been developed with initially one production well tied back to the nearby Beatrice Field facilities.
The current intention is to allow reservoir pressure to reduce over the next few weeks. This will allow start of artificial lift, which is expected to increase production rates further.
Co-venturers in Jacky are Ithaca Energy (UK) (67.275 per cent), Dyas UK Ltd. (22.725 per cent) and North Sea Energy (UK) Ltd. (10 per cent).
John Woods, chief development officer, said: "We are delighted that early production performance from Jacky has exceeded our expectations. It is great news that the well is able to flow for the time being at such high rates without artificial lift. This simplifies operations and the downhole pump can be used to increase and maintain Jacky production rates over the coming weeks."
In accordance with AIM Guidelines, Lawrie Payne, MA of Marine Geology (Alberta & Columbia) and chairman of Ithaca Energy, is the qualified person that has reviewed the technical information contained in this press release.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Mr. Iain McKendrick reports
POSITIVE UPDATE ON JACKY FIELD PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE
Ithaca Energy Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary Ithaca Energy (UK) Ltd., an independent oil & gas company with exploration, development and production assets in the United Kingdom sector of the North Sea, are reporting that the Jacky field, which started production on April 6, 2009, is now performing above expectations.
The Jacky production well is currently flowing without artificial lift at gross rates of around 8,800 barrels of oil per day (bopd) (5,920 bopd net to Ithaca). This compares favorably with predevelopment expectations that artificial lift would be required to achieve 7,800 bopd gross. The Jacky field has been developed with initially one production well tied back to the nearby Beatrice Field facilities.
The current intention is to allow reservoir pressure to reduce over the next few weeks. This will allow start of artificial lift, which is expected to increase production rates further.
Co-venturers in Jacky are Ithaca Energy (UK) (67.275 per cent), Dyas UK Ltd. (22.725 per cent) and North Sea Energy (UK) Ltd. (10 per cent).
John Woods, chief development officer, said: "We are delighted that early production performance from Jacky has exceeded our expectations. It is great news that the well is able to flow for the time being at such high rates without artificial lift. This simplifies operations and the downhole pump can be used to increase and maintain Jacky production rates over the coming weeks."
In accordance with AIM Guidelines, Lawrie Payne, MA of Marine Geology (Alberta & Columbia) and chairman of Ithaca Energy, is the qualified person that has reviewed the technical information contained in this press release.
© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Hi,
Mal eine allgemeine Sache, hatte das schon vor einiger Zeit mal gefragt: Hab jetzt forenmässig Grossbritannien, Australien &Kanada abgedeckt -was für Boards lassen sich für den US-Raum empfehlen??
Seriöse, umfangreiche Sachen, die bekanntesten &meistgenutzten halt. Schon mal ein Danke im Vorraus.
Grüße,
Popeye
Mal eine allgemeine Sache, hatte das schon vor einiger Zeit mal gefragt: Hab jetzt forenmässig Grossbritannien, Australien &Kanada abgedeckt -was für Boards lassen sich für den US-Raum empfehlen??
Seriöse, umfangreiche Sachen, die bekanntesten &meistgenutzten halt. Schon mal ein Danke im Vorraus.
Grüße,
Popeye
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.001.807 von stupidgame am 20.04.09 13:52:07Im Moment der Ölindex minus 4% - also ganz schön heftig down.
Noch ein paar Ergänzungen zu China North East Petroleum.
Ich habe auch Mail-Anfragen dazu - übrigens mit den Mailboxen ist momentan irgendwas nicht in Ordnung. Oft wird im Posteingang bei mir nichts mehr angezeigt, oder nur 1 Mail.
-Kosten: ~5 USD / BBL (unglaublich niedrig - bin auch etwas skeptisch)
-Geologische Reserven, nicht vergleichbar mit den NI-konformen, ~75 Mio. BBLS
-Petro China nimmt alles geförderte Öl ab
-Es gibt einen Vertrag, der Petrochina nach 10 Jahren den doppelten Anteil an der Förderung gibt. Ich habe nur noch nicht den Beginn der Laufzeit verifizieren können.
-Der Preis der bezahlt wird errechnet sich...:Please note that CNEH's sole customer, PTR pays the Company a price per barrel which is calculated on a monthly basis, and is based upon a lagged, daily price per barrel average for a relatively heavy, sour grade of crude oil that trades in Singapore. This daily price index is one of a large number of crude oil price indices maintained by Platts, an international commodity and trading company. The grade of oil for which the company is paid typically trades at a discount to West Texas or London Brent crude.
Was das angeht, habe ich etwas Probleme, den gemeldeten Umsatz mit der gemeldeten Förderung in Einklang zu bringen. Der Barrelpreis, den ich dort errechne, liegt über dem durchschnittlichen WTI-Preis des Berichtszeitraums.
Zur Charttechnik: Die Abwärtstrends sind weiter intakt. Es schaut aber so aus, als ob seit Tagen auf dem aktuellen Niveau akkumuliert wird.
Übrigens auch der Sektor-Index AMEX: XOI ist nach wie vor in einem intakten Abwärtstrend.
wer auf Nummer sicher gehen will wartet die Trendbrüche ab.
Quartalsbericht für Q1 kam im letzten Jahr am 15.5.
MfG.
s.
Ich habe auch Mail-Anfragen dazu - übrigens mit den Mailboxen ist momentan irgendwas nicht in Ordnung. Oft wird im Posteingang bei mir nichts mehr angezeigt, oder nur 1 Mail.
-Kosten: ~5 USD / BBL (unglaublich niedrig - bin auch etwas skeptisch)
-Geologische Reserven, nicht vergleichbar mit den NI-konformen, ~75 Mio. BBLS
-Petro China nimmt alles geförderte Öl ab
-Es gibt einen Vertrag, der Petrochina nach 10 Jahren den doppelten Anteil an der Förderung gibt. Ich habe nur noch nicht den Beginn der Laufzeit verifizieren können.
-Der Preis der bezahlt wird errechnet sich...:Please note that CNEH's sole customer, PTR pays the Company a price per barrel which is calculated on a monthly basis, and is based upon a lagged, daily price per barrel average for a relatively heavy, sour grade of crude oil that trades in Singapore. This daily price index is one of a large number of crude oil price indices maintained by Platts, an international commodity and trading company. The grade of oil for which the company is paid typically trades at a discount to West Texas or London Brent crude.
Was das angeht, habe ich etwas Probleme, den gemeldeten Umsatz mit der gemeldeten Förderung in Einklang zu bringen. Der Barrelpreis, den ich dort errechne, liegt über dem durchschnittlichen WTI-Preis des Berichtszeitraums.
Zur Charttechnik: Die Abwärtstrends sind weiter intakt. Es schaut aber so aus, als ob seit Tagen auf dem aktuellen Niveau akkumuliert wird.
Übrigens auch der Sektor-Index AMEX: XOI ist nach wie vor in einem intakten Abwärtstrend.
wer auf Nummer sicher gehen will wartet die Trendbrüche ab.
Quartalsbericht für Q1 kam im letzten Jahr am 15.5.
MfG.
s.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.999.535 von stupidgame am 20.04.09 09:05:10Hier das aktuellste Analysten-Research.
http://www.cluffgold.com/Downloads/WHI_-_CLF-FULL-271108.pdf
Natürlich sollte jeder selber seine DD machen. Ist aber erstmal gut für einen groben Überblick.
http://www.cluffgold.com/Downloads/WHI_-_CLF-FULL-271108.pdf
Natürlich sollte jeder selber seine DD machen. Ist aber erstmal gut für einen groben Überblick.
Hallo zusammen!
Habe gerade eine interessante Goldmine entdeckt. Kennt hier, glaub`ich, "keine Sau".
CLUFF GOLD LTD. REGISTERED SHARES LS -,01 (A0D9CA)
Wird das eine "neue SEMAFO"?
Schaut`s Euch mal an. Ich bin auch erst beim einlesen. Laut Consors Finanzinfo`s augenblickliche MK ca. 45mEUR.
Homepage:http://www.cluffgold.com/pages/
Gruß
s.
Habe gerade eine interessante Goldmine entdeckt. Kennt hier, glaub`ich, "keine Sau".
CLUFF GOLD LTD. REGISTERED SHARES LS -,01 (A0D9CA)
Wird das eine "neue SEMAFO"?
Schaut`s Euch mal an. Ich bin auch erst beim einlesen. Laut Consors Finanzinfo`s augenblickliche MK ca. 45mEUR.
Homepage:http://www.cluffgold.com/pages/
Gruß
s.
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