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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.989.342 von Qbic am 05.02.15 15:36:51Gr. hat doch einen reichen Onkel im Norden .
Der wird es schon richten.
Gr. braucht jedenfalls keine Goldminen in der Menschen schwitzend malochen muessen!
Der wird es schon richten.
Gr. braucht jedenfalls keine Goldminen in der Menschen schwitzend malochen muessen!
wie gehts jetzt weiter mit der griechischen mine?
putin wirds schon richten?
putin wirds schon richten?
Eldorado Gold: 2013 First Quarter Financial and Operating Results
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 2, 2013) - Paul N. Wright, Chief Executive Officer of Eldorado Gold Corporation (TSX:ELD)(NYSE:EGO) ("Eldorado" the "Company" or "we"), is pleased to report on the Company's financial and operational results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2013. Profit attributable to shareholders of the Company for the quarter was $79.8 million or $0.11 per share excluding a one-time $125.2 million non-cash charge related to a change in Greek tax rates. This compares to $67.9 million or $0.11 per share for the same quarter in 2012..
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/2013-first-quarter-f…
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 2, 2013) - Paul N. Wright, Chief Executive Officer of Eldorado Gold Corporation (TSX:ELD)(NYSE:EGO) ("Eldorado" the "Company" or "we"), is pleased to report on the Company's financial and operational results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2013. Profit attributable to shareholders of the Company for the quarter was $79.8 million or $0.11 per share excluding a one-time $125.2 million non-cash charge related to a change in Greek tax rates. This compares to $67.9 million or $0.11 per share for the same quarter in 2012..
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/2013-first-quarter-f…
Hallo
Zum ersten Mal seit 2009 Prägeanstalt U.S. Mint kann Nachfrage nach American Eagle-Münzen nicht mehr befriedigen.
(http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/6167143-2009-praeg…
Und noch was
ie USA brauchen 7 Jahre um Deutsche Gold nach Deutschland liefern.
MM die haben (außer Resrve für Rüstung Industrie)nicht viel im Keller.
Mfg.
Zum ersten Mal seit 2009 Prägeanstalt U.S. Mint kann Nachfrage nach American Eagle-Münzen nicht mehr befriedigen.
(http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/6167143-2009-praeg…
Und noch was
ie USA brauchen 7 Jahre um Deutsche Gold nach Deutschland liefern.MM die haben (außer Resrve für Rüstung Industrie)nicht viel im Keller.
Mfg.
Trading Spotlight
Performaxx-Anlegerbrief - Eldorado Gold-Aktie: Charttechnisch steht es mehr als gut um die Aktien des Gold-Explorers 07:41 27.11.12München (www.aktiencheck.de) - Die Experten vom "Performaxx-Anlegerbrief" sehen das Kaufssignal für die Eldorado Gold-Aktie (Eldorado Gold Aktie) oberhalb von 15,50 CAD (Kanadischer Dollar).
Aktuell stehe es aus charttechnischer Sicht der Analysten mehr als gut um die Aktien von Eldorado Gold. Die jüngste Konsolidierung unterhalb des Bodenwiderstands weise auf die Möglichkeit eines finalen Ausbruchs hin. Trader könnten daher oberhalb von 15,50 CAD in die Eldorado Gold-Aktie einsteigen und kurzfristig auf einen Anstieg auf die Allzeithochs bis 22 CAD hoffen.
Mittel- bis langfristig steht nach einer möglichen Überwindung des Allzeithochniveaus weiteres Kurspotenzial für die Eldorado Gold-Aktie offen, so die Experten vom "Performaxx-Anlegerbrief". Die Anteilsscheine können dabei auch, streng limitiert, in Frankfurt in weichen Euros gehandelt werden. (Ausgabe 47 vom 24.11.2012) (27.11.2012/ac/a/a)
... gehts, nun los - auf nach Norden ??!!
Aktuell stehe es aus charttechnischer Sicht der Analysten mehr als gut um die Aktien von Eldorado Gold. Die jüngste Konsolidierung unterhalb des Bodenwiderstands weise auf die Möglichkeit eines finalen Ausbruchs hin. Trader könnten daher oberhalb von 15,50 CAD in die Eldorado Gold-Aktie einsteigen und kurzfristig auf einen Anstieg auf die Allzeithochs bis 22 CAD hoffen.
Mittel- bis langfristig steht nach einer möglichen Überwindung des Allzeithochniveaus weiteres Kurspotenzial für die Eldorado Gold-Aktie offen, so die Experten vom "Performaxx-Anlegerbrief". Die Anteilsscheine können dabei auch, streng limitiert, in Frankfurt in weichen Euros gehandelt werden. (Ausgabe 47 vom 24.11.2012) (27.11.2012/ac/a/a)
... gehts, nun los - auf nach Norden ??!!
Look To Mid-Tier And Small-Cap Gold Equities For Growth: Joe Foster
November 7, 2012 | includes: EGO, GOLD, NGD, OSKFF.PK
The late summer rally in gold equities is the beginning of the outperformance that Joe Foster, portfolio manager of Van Eck International Investors Gold Fund, has been looking for. QE3 and other monetary policies will fuel both gold and gold equities. In the C-suite, more management attention to cost control, shareholder returns and return on capital will benefit both investors and the industry.
...
TGR: In a September management commentary on vaneck.com, you suggested that adding liquidity to a heavily liquid market would not have a dramatic effect. Gold has been trending lower for weeks and is now just about $1,700/ounce [oz]. Has the effect of quantitative easing [QE] 3 come and gone?
JF: The comments on liquidity reflect the pushing-on-a-string theory. The Federal Reserve can only reduce rates so far and can pump only so much money into the system. At some point, it no longer does any good. We may have reached that point.
The Fed's aim is to reduce unemployment and get the economy going, but the massive doses of liquidity already administered have not sparked the economy. We doubt further QE measures will have much impact.
Gold responds to debasement of a currency; it is a form of alternative currency. The QE does just that: it debases the currency and gives investors a reason to go to gold as an alternative. As long as the Fed continues this type of activity, it should be good for gold.
TGR: Then why are there signs of weakness in the gold price?
JF: The weakness in the last two or three weeks is simply a correction from the strong rally in August and September, leading up to the QE3 announcement. Things do not always go up in a straight line. We are just having a bit of consolidation in the short term.
TGR: You remain bullish long term?
JF: Sure. The Fed announced it would be buying $40B of mortgage-backed securities a month, on an open-ended basis. It will be keeping interest rates targeted at zero for two or three years at least. These policies are very bullish for gold in the long term.
...
TGR: You have predicted better performance for gold stocks once the investing environment takes a positive turn. How far off is that positive investing environment and what will signal its arrival?
JF: I think it has arrived. With QE3 and gold breaking out in August, the gold stocks really kicked into gear. Our fund's performance in August, September and October is up about 20%; gold is up about 6%.
This breakout looks like the beginning of the outperformance in the stocks that we are looking for.
TGR: Do you expect that to continue?
JF: Yes, for a couple of reasons. First, the boards of the large gold companies that have been missing expectations have woken up to the fact that management changes are needed. Some very high profile CEOs and COOs have departed. There has been a shift in focus toward more profitability and less growth. That shift toward profitability, shareholder returns and returns on capital should bode well for the industry.
Second, costs could be coming more under control in the months to come. The slowdown in the global economy caused a slowdown in mining activity across base metals, coal companies and iron ore companies. More labor is now available. Lead times for equipment and materials are shorter. That should translate into less cost pressure as we move through 2013. That could be another catalyst for the industry.
...
TGR: What are some of the midtier names you have positions in and their stories?
JF: Some of our top midtier holdings include New Gold Inc. (NGD), Randgold Resources Ltd. (GOLD), Eldorado Gold Corp. (EGO) and Osisko Mining Corp. (OSKFF.PK).
All of these companies are growing. They have good development projects, and they have managements that can deliver the growth. Another important aspect is awareness of the jurisdictions where these companies work. You want to see the CEO and the top management engaged at the ground level, ensuring targets are met and that any geopolitical or operating risk is mitigated.
...
TGR: Eldorado Gold has been a star performer on the Toronto Stock Exchange for years. A few years ago, it made a run at Andean Resources Ltd. Do you see Eldorado making more offers to juniors, given the low share prices?
JF: I do not expect that. It acquired European Goldfields Ltd. (EGFDF.PK) early in 2012. That gave Eldorado some Greek assets it is developing now. It also is expanding at Kisladag in Turkey and has some new projects in China. Eldorado's development plate is very full right now. I think it will be focused on delivering that growth to investors.
...
TGR: Could you give our readers, some reasons to stay positive about investing in precious-metals equities?
JF: All of the things that have been driving gold prices throughout this bull market remain in place. The U.S. is still running trillion-dollar budget deficits. Central banks all over the world have incredibly easy monetary policies in place. They are printing money in one form or another, holding interest rates at extraordinarily low levels and generating negative real interest rates.
These trends are not going away any time soon and are creating the financial risk that is driving the gold market. We expect that to continue in the longer term. Gold stocks will reflect the underlying gold price. While the gold stocks have underperformed over the last couple of years, we see reasons to believe they are reversing that underperformance. If the gold price trends higher, these stocks could do very, very well.
TGR: Joe, thank you for your time and your insights.
This interview was conducted by Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report and can be read in its entirety at http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/14696 or on our instablog.
November 7, 2012 | includes: EGO, GOLD, NGD, OSKFF.PK
The late summer rally in gold equities is the beginning of the outperformance that Joe Foster, portfolio manager of Van Eck International Investors Gold Fund, has been looking for. QE3 and other monetary policies will fuel both gold and gold equities. In the C-suite, more management attention to cost control, shareholder returns and return on capital will benefit both investors and the industry.
...
TGR: In a September management commentary on vaneck.com, you suggested that adding liquidity to a heavily liquid market would not have a dramatic effect. Gold has been trending lower for weeks and is now just about $1,700/ounce [oz]. Has the effect of quantitative easing [QE] 3 come and gone?
JF: The comments on liquidity reflect the pushing-on-a-string theory. The Federal Reserve can only reduce rates so far and can pump only so much money into the system. At some point, it no longer does any good. We may have reached that point.
The Fed's aim is to reduce unemployment and get the economy going, but the massive doses of liquidity already administered have not sparked the economy. We doubt further QE measures will have much impact.
Gold responds to debasement of a currency; it is a form of alternative currency. The QE does just that: it debases the currency and gives investors a reason to go to gold as an alternative. As long as the Fed continues this type of activity, it should be good for gold.
TGR: Then why are there signs of weakness in the gold price?
JF: The weakness in the last two or three weeks is simply a correction from the strong rally in August and September, leading up to the QE3 announcement. Things do not always go up in a straight line. We are just having a bit of consolidation in the short term.
TGR: You remain bullish long term?
JF: Sure. The Fed announced it would be buying $40B of mortgage-backed securities a month, on an open-ended basis. It will be keeping interest rates targeted at zero for two or three years at least. These policies are very bullish for gold in the long term.
...
TGR: You have predicted better performance for gold stocks once the investing environment takes a positive turn. How far off is that positive investing environment and what will signal its arrival?
JF: I think it has arrived. With QE3 and gold breaking out in August, the gold stocks really kicked into gear. Our fund's performance in August, September and October is up about 20%; gold is up about 6%.
This breakout looks like the beginning of the outperformance in the stocks that we are looking for.
TGR: Do you expect that to continue?
JF: Yes, for a couple of reasons. First, the boards of the large gold companies that have been missing expectations have woken up to the fact that management changes are needed. Some very high profile CEOs and COOs have departed. There has been a shift in focus toward more profitability and less growth. That shift toward profitability, shareholder returns and returns on capital should bode well for the industry.
Second, costs could be coming more under control in the months to come. The slowdown in the global economy caused a slowdown in mining activity across base metals, coal companies and iron ore companies. More labor is now available. Lead times for equipment and materials are shorter. That should translate into less cost pressure as we move through 2013. That could be another catalyst for the industry.
...
TGR: What are some of the midtier names you have positions in and their stories?
JF: Some of our top midtier holdings include New Gold Inc. (NGD), Randgold Resources Ltd. (GOLD), Eldorado Gold Corp. (EGO) and Osisko Mining Corp. (OSKFF.PK).
All of these companies are growing. They have good development projects, and they have managements that can deliver the growth. Another important aspect is awareness of the jurisdictions where these companies work. You want to see the CEO and the top management engaged at the ground level, ensuring targets are met and that any geopolitical or operating risk is mitigated.
...
TGR: Eldorado Gold has been a star performer on the Toronto Stock Exchange for years. A few years ago, it made a run at Andean Resources Ltd. Do you see Eldorado making more offers to juniors, given the low share prices?
JF: I do not expect that. It acquired European Goldfields Ltd. (EGFDF.PK) early in 2012. That gave Eldorado some Greek assets it is developing now. It also is expanding at Kisladag in Turkey and has some new projects in China. Eldorado's development plate is very full right now. I think it will be focused on delivering that growth to investors.
...
TGR: Could you give our readers, some reasons to stay positive about investing in precious-metals equities?
JF: All of the things that have been driving gold prices throughout this bull market remain in place. The U.S. is still running trillion-dollar budget deficits. Central banks all over the world have incredibly easy monetary policies in place. They are printing money in one form or another, holding interest rates at extraordinarily low levels and generating negative real interest rates.
These trends are not going away any time soon and are creating the financial risk that is driving the gold market. We expect that to continue in the longer term. Gold stocks will reflect the underlying gold price. While the gold stocks have underperformed over the last couple of years, we see reasons to believe they are reversing that underperformance. If the gold price trends higher, these stocks could do very, very well.
TGR: Joe, thank you for your time and your insights.
This interview was conducted by Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report and can be read in its entirety at http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/14696 or on our instablog.
Ich glaube das war nocht nicht da. Besonders interessant ist die letzte Seite mit Q and A:
Eldorado Gold Management Discusses Q3 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
October 26, 2012
http://seekingalpha.com/article/955641-eldorado-gold-managem…
Eldorado Gold Management Discusses Q3 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
October 26, 2012
http://seekingalpha.com/article/955641-eldorado-gold-managem…
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