Rohstoffaktien-Depot mit langfristansatz Strategie (Seite 5573)

[tommy-hl]

Zitat von zyperus: hallo tommy-hl,
schön dich wieder zu lesen...
mich würde deine meinung zu new millenium und labrador sehr interessieren.
wenn du zeit hast wäre deine meinung mir sehr wichtig.
du sagst es, gold und silber, siehe charts, sind teils schon gut gelaufen.
und ja...die irons kommen bald...daher meine frage an dich...
gruß
zyperus

Hallo Zyperus,

grundsätzlich vertrete ich die Ansicht - die nicht jedem gefällt -, dass ein Kauf von Eisenerz-Aktien abhängig gemacht werden sollte von der Preisentwicklung für Fe. Denn mit einem Preis von <100 $/t werden viele Projekte unrentabel! BHP hatte z. B. einen Gewinneinbruch in Q2 von 35%. Und dabei sind die Preise danach noch weiter gefallen.

New Millennium Iron ist ein Kauf, wenn
a) der Fe-Preis über 100 $ steigt, und
b) der JV-Partner Tata Steel auch im zweiten Projekt einsteigt (Tata beteiligt sich schon beim ersten, kleineren Projekt. Das zweite Projekt wird ein "company maker". Die Entscheidung soll zum Jahresende fallen.

Zu Labrador Iron kann ich noch nichts sagen, da ich das Unternehmen noch nicht recherchiert habe. Ich nehme mir schon seit Wochen vor, Bellzone zu durchleuchten. Bin aber durch eine 1-wöchige offline Geschichte zurückgeworfen worden und muss eine Menge nacharbeiten, bevor ich Bellzone bearbeiten kann. Ggfs. werde ich Dich dazu noch anschreiben.

Gruß
Tommy

[zyperus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.536.236 von zyperus am 27.08.12 10:08:06

hallo,
die coba charttechnisch sehr interessant...macht sie sich auf den weg, nachdem die 1,25 euro gehalten haben, zu sehen ist wie ein boden.

heute von vielen derer die sie in den letzten wochen abstuften, positive
äusserungen. chart sowie fundamental, auf letzterer seite bleibe ich dabei.
es ist nun alles an schlechtem im kurs enthalten...ob rückstellungen für weitere belastungen etc. wenig wird über die erhofften ergo verkäufe der anteile und z.b. abbauen von beteiligungen gesprochen. dies könnte noch eine positive überraschung geben.

nun iist der weg frei, richtung 1,3 euro....es gibt immer noch bez. der eurozone an vergleichbaren titeln mit diesem kurscharackter wenig oder nichts vergleichbares an bankentiteln.

coba und dt. bank sollten in guten depots je nach speku und/oder konservativem ansatz vertreten sein. ich verbleibe bei meiner prognose...
coba bis ende des jahres über 2 euro....auf sicht von 12-24 monaten eine verdopplung möglich....lehne mich weit aus dem fenster....aber, bei allem was z.b. über coba nun bekannt ist....gibt es nicht mehr viel negativ-beeinflussendes....im gegenteil. der negative trend-indikator scheint m.m.n. gebrochen....wir werden sehen. bleibe vorerst mit drei posi dabei.

gedult wird belohnt...gerade bei dax titeln...

gruß
zyperus

[zyperus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.536.236 von zyperus am 27.08.12 10:08:06

zu den iron preisen...

http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1170870-3911-3920…


GAM: Leichter Optimismus bei Investoren zu beobachten
Kategorie: Fonds-News | Datum: 24.08. 15:50

Luxemburg (BoerseGo.de) - Adrian Owens, Investment Director des GAM Star Global Rates, zeigt sich für die weitere Entwicklung bei Staatsanleihen und Währungen in der zweiten Jahreshälfte, sowohl in den Vereinigten Staaten als auch in Europa, wieder zuversichtlicher. In den USA sei der Häusermarkt zuletzt einer der Lichtblicke gewesen, die Arbeitslosenzahlen gingen zurück, und auch der US-Einkaufsmanagerindex stabilisiere sich, schreibt Owens in seinem aktuellen Marktkommenter. Allerdings gebe die „fiskalische Klippe“, nämlich die drohenden Steuererhöhungen und Ausgabenkürzungen ab 2013, Anlass zur Sorge. Denn die radikal unterschiedlichen Positionen der beiden US-Präsidentschaftskandidaten Obama und Romney könnten eine Einigung im Steuerstreit sehr schwierig machen, so der Fondsmanager.

China biete derzeit hingegen eher trostlose Aussichten, die Hauspreise fielen weiter, das Kreditwachstum sei gering, und die Kupfer- sowie Eisenerzpreise seien gefallen. Dennoch hätten die Schwächen im Minensektor noch keine Folgen im Währungsbereich gehabt. Dies gelte vor allem für Australien, ein großer Rohstoffzulieferer Chinas.

Selbst beim Sorgenkind Europa verbreite sich ein leichter Optimismus unter den Investoren, nachdem sich kurzfristige spanische und italienische Staatsanleihen gut entwickelt hätten, so Owens. Dieser Optimismus beruhe auf der Hoffnung, dass die Europäische Zentralbank ihre Unterstützung für die Peripheriestaaten aufrechterhalten wird.

[zyperus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.536.212 von zyperus am 27.08.12 10:03:25

Tiger Resources Ltd. gibt hochgradige Ergebnisse auf Kileba bekannt
Tiger Resources Ltd. gibt hochgradige Ergebnisse auf Kileba bekannt

DGAP-News: Tiger Resources Ltd. / Schlagwort(e): Bohrergebnis Tiger Resources Ltd. gibt hochgradige Ergebnisse auf Kileba bekannt

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Perth, Westaustralien. 15. August 2012. Tiger Resources Limited (ASX/TSX: TGS, 'Tiger') freut sich, weitere hochgradige Ergebnisse eines Diamantkern-Bohrprogramms (DD-Programms) auf Kileba bekannt geben zu können, einer Lagerstätte innerhalb von Tigers Abbaulizenz für das Kipoi-Kupferprojekt (PE 533) in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo (DRK).

Die Ergebnisse werden zur Hochstufung der für Kileba derzeit nach dem JORC-Standard geschlussfolgerten Erzressource von 9,5 mt mit 1,40 % Cu für 133.000 t enthaltenes Kupfer verwendet, um so die in Arbeit befindliche definitive Machbarkeitsstudie (DFS) für eine Phase-2-SXEW-Anlage auf Kipoi (Solventextraktion und Elektrogewinnung) zu stützen.

Tiger Resources finds up to 3pct copper at Kipoi Project
http://www.steelguru.com/metals_news/Tiger_Resources_finds_u…


Tiger Resources continues to deliver some stunning high grade and broad copper intersections from drilling within the company’s Kipoi Copper Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Impressively, the good news for Tiger is that the new data provides strong support for an upgrade to the current JORC Inferred Resource of 9.5 million tonnes at 1.40% copper for 133,000 tonnes of copper where the company is focussed on delineating Measured and Indicated Resources.

Highlights from the final 40 holes of a 64 hole Priority One diamond drilling program include:
1. 63.4 meters at 2.71% copper from 43.8 meters;
2. 56.5 meters at 3.17% copper from 36.0 meters;
3. 50.0 meters at 2.38% copper from 22.0 meters;
4. 63.5 meters at 3.03% copper from 44.5 meters including 18.3 meters at 5.48% copper;
5. 107.1 meters at 1.61% copper from surface including 52.2 meters at 2.40% copper and
6. 69.0 meters at 2.74% copper from 22.0 meters including 24.2 meters at 5.0% copper.

Importantly the results confirm the continuity of copper oxide mineralization at Kileba which remains open at depth and along strike to the northwest and southeast. Worth noting for investors, Tiger is set for a strong news flow in the short term as the Priority Two diamond drilling program for 29 holes over 2800 meters was completed in July with results currently pending.

Kipoi Project breakdown;
Kipoi covers an area of 55 square kilometers and is located 75 kilometers north north west of the city of Lubumbashi in the Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and contains a 12 kilometer sequence of mineralized Roan sediments that host at least five known deposits: Kipoi Central, Kipoi North, Kileba, Judeira and Kaminafitwe. JORC Resources are already hosted at Kipoi Central, Kipoi North and Kileba. The principal deposit is Kipoi Central, which contains a zone of high grade copper mineralization within a much larger, lower grade global resource.

June production at Kipoi sets record;
Highlighting how Tiger continues to move the project forward at speed, a record of 3,853 tonnes of copper in concentrate produced in month of June 2012. The concentrate grade of 26.2% exceeds nameplate capacity, while the stage 1 HMS plant is on track to achieve production of 35,000 tonnes per annum. Copper produced in concentrate for the June quarter 2012 was also a record of 10,233 tonnes.

Worth noting, the HMS plant is demonstrating levels of performance and product consistency that have made it possible for Tiger to commit to export sales, allowing for the company to focus on driving cost efficiencies to maximize cash generation from the plant.

Tiger plans to use cash flows generated from the Stage 1 HMS operations to construct a Stage 2 solvent extraction electro winning processing plant at Kipoi with a capacity to produce 50,000 tonnes per annum of copper cathode. Tiger said that the Definitive Feasibility Study on the processing plant is progressing well.

Source - Proactive Investors.com

(www.steelguru.com)


Caza Gold Corp.: Initial Drill Holes Confirm High-Sulfidation Epithermal Mineralized System at Pedregal Target on the Los Andes Property in Nicaragua
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwire) -- 08/21/12 -- Greg Myers, CEO and President of Caza Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: CZY)(OTCQX: CZGDF)(FRANKFURT: CZ6) is pleased to announce that the Phase 1 drill program now underway on the Los Andes property in Nicaragua has intersected thick intervals of strongly altered and silicified, sulfide bearing volcanic rocks carrying anomalous silver, copper, and gold associated with vuggy silica, advanced argillic, and argillic alteration.

Four holes have been drilled in the Pedregal target area for a total of about 1100 meters of a planned 5000 meter program. Drilling has progressed slowly due to difficult drilling conditions (hard siliceous zones, soft argillic zones and multiple faults) and none of the holes were able to reach the target depth of 350-400 meters. All four drill holes intersected strong silica and clay alteration and sulfide mineralization from top to bottom and all four holes had to be terminated between 250 to 300 meters deep

The upper 80 to 100 meters of each hole are strongly oxidized with intervals of intense iron oxides and elevated mercury, antimony, and arsenic values. All four drill holes intersected strong silicification occurring as massive replacements, silica with a sugary texture, and vuggy quartz. Advanced argillic alteration forms multiple zones surrounded by haloes of argillic alteration. The sulfide assemblage is dominated by pyrite but includes copper bearing sulfides such as enargite, digenite, chalcopyrite, chalcocite, tennantite and tetrahedrite. The sulfide mineralization is present as massive zones, disseminations, and veins.

The company has posted several photos of core samples on our website along with a series of cross-sections with assay results (http://cazagold.com/projects/nicaragua/los_andes/). Based on the assay results to date, it appears that the silica cap intersected near surface is enriched in silver (up to 70 grams per tonne (gpt)) and the gold (up to 0.09 gpt) and copper (up to 0.12%) values are systematically increasing towards the south, suggesting a possible feeder zone in that direction.

Caza's President and CEO Dr. Greg Myers stated, "We are very encouraged by the wide zones of heavily altered and sulfide bearing rock intersected in the first four holes drilled at Pedregal. Even though we have not hit economic gold values yet, these initial drill results confirm the presence of an extensive high sulfidation epithermal mineralized system at Los Andes. It appears we are on the outer edge of a mineralized hydrothermal cell at Pedregal, based on metal concentrations. Now it is a matter of stepping out from current drill holes to find the feeder structures and higher concentrations of precious metals and copper. In addition to Pedregal, Caza has multiple other targets at Los Andes yet to test along the more than 17 kilometer structure which hosts similar alteration."

The volcanic units at Pedregal host multiple lenses of zoned vuggy silica/advanced argillic/argillic alteration and vein/stock-work/disseminated/massive sulfide mineralization that are stacked vertically, a feature typical of large high sulfidation systems in other deposits around the world where the deeper zones are generally more strongly mineralized. Individual lenses intersected in drilling are more than 100 meters thick. The occurrence of pyrite/enargite/digenite with low gold values in advanced argillic alteration zones is ubiquitous in high sulfidation systems and often occurs peripheral to better gold mineralization. Several mineralized igneous dikes of variable composition have also been intersected in the drilling.

More than 40 strongly silicified breccia bodies have been discovered by Caza geologists to date at Los Andes marked by advanced argillic/argillic alteration, precious metal and trace metal soil and rock anomalies following a regional northeast-trending structural zone. The Pedregal drill holes to date have only tested one of the breccia bodies, which is one small part of the approximately 100 square kilometer epithermal gold system mapped at Los Andes. The Company continues to map and sample the Los Andes Property and has thus far identified more than 10 gold targets along a 17 km long portion of the fault zone.

Caza also continues to evaluate their other high sulfidation gold properties and porphyry copper-gold targets in Nicaragua. Caza currently controls more than 450,000 hectares covering at least 23 separate gold and copper targets.

Caza Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: CZY)(OTCQX: CZGDF)(FRANKFURT: CZ6) is a growth-oriented gold exploration company focused on discovering new gold deposits in Nicaragua and Mexico. The Company is one of the largest landholders in the highly prospective but largely undeveloped country of Nicaragua, and holds attractive properties in historic mining districts in the mineral-rich country of Mexico. Caza Gold Corp is dedicated to discovering gold, defining deposits, and developing value.

Greg Myers, Ph.D. P. Geo, CEO of the Company, is the Qualified Person who reviewed and approved the contents of this News Release.

CAZA GOLD CORP.

[zyperus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.536.212 von zyperus am 27.08.12 10:03:25

http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2012/08/24/356051_tasma…

Tassie trade mission to Asia

A 25-STRONG group of government and industry representatives will spearhead Tasmania's trade mission to Asia next month, Premier Lara Giddings revealed yesterday.

Ms Giddings will be accompanied by Lord Mayor Damon Thomas, University of Tasmania Vice-Chancellor Peter Rathjen and executives from Hydro Tasmania, Tasmanian Irrigation and the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and the Arts during the 12-day visit to China and Vietnam.

Also in the group will be company representatives of King Island Sheelite, Top-Qualo, Grange Resources, Australian Cherry Growers, Mineral Resources Tasmania, Proto Resources and Reid Fruits.

"The itinerary has been carefully planned to highlight Tasmania's strengths across a range of industries," Ms Giddings said yesterday.

"The dairy industry we're expecting to double over the next few years and we're expecting it to double because of the demand in countries like China.

"We're expecting to double our aquaculture industry, we're expecting to be able to work with the University of Tasmania in doubling the number of international students."

Ms Giddings said she would also push the state's ability to serve as a base for China's growing Antarctic program.

Opposition Leader Will Hodgman said the absence of forestry representatives was a stark oversight.

"The fact the Premier is going over to China and is apparently not using that opportunity to tell that market that we have a fantastic industry here, a world-class product that is sustainably managed, is the most obvious omission from this trade mission," Mr Hodgman said.

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[zyperus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.536.197 von zyperus am 27.08.12 09:59:22

27 August 2012, 2.07pm AEST

How China drives the Australian iron ore boom (and bust)

http://theconversation.edu.au/how-china-drives-the-australia…

With several major mining projects being put on ice this week, talk has quickly turned to whether the Australian mining boom is about to go bust.

Jumping on comments by the Resources Minister that “the resource boom is over”, the federal opposition has blamed the government’s mining and carbon taxes for BHP’s recent decision to shelve its $30 billion Olympic Dam extension project.

However, developments in the all-important iron ore industry suggest the drivers of the boom – and possible impending bust – lie not in Australia, but China.

A China-driven iron ore boom

Recent growth in the Australian iron ore sector has been driven by the rapid industrialisation of the Chinese economy.

China has, is recent years, begun the transition from “light” to “heavy” stages of industrialisation, with a focus on manufacturing industries such as machinery, ships and automobiles. To supply the raw materials required to accommodate these steel-consuming industries, the predominantly state-owned Chinese steel sector has almost quadrupled in size over the last decade.

Due to China’s lack of access to self-produced, high quality iron ore, its steel firms have had to look abroad in order to source their principal mineral inputs. Iron ore imports soared from 70 million tonnes in 2000, to 685 million tonnes in 2011. As a result, Chinese investment now accounts for close to 80% of the Asia-Pacific steel market market.

However, investments in the mining industry traditionally have very long lead times. Consequently, global supply failed to keep pace with Chinese demand

By mid-2011, the value of iron ore had increased nine-fold in comparison with prices in the year 2000.

China’s resource security strategy

Heightened iron ore prices caused major anxiety in China over resource security – would the steel industry be able to survive this “iron ore crisis”?

Given the high levels state-ownership in the Chinese steel sector, it was the government who led the response to the shortage. In 2005, it issued a new policy which laid out a national strategy for iron ore resource security.

This strategy had two distinct elements. Firstly, it proposed the development of a Chinese import cartel to challenge the dominant market power of the Big 3 iron ore firms (BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Vale) during annual price negotiations. Secondly, it aimed to promote Chinese investment into new entrants in the Asia-Pacific iron ore market, thus increasing available supply.

The cartelisation strategy ultimately proved disastrous. After several years of arduous talks, annual price negotiations between firms broke down following the Stern Hu Affair of 2009-10. Their replacement with a quarterly index pricing system has done little to soften China’s pain, with iron ore prices still well above their level five years ago.

Investing to break the Big 3

The Chinese investment strategy, however, may prove successful where the cartelisation strategy failed. With government support, Chinese firms have invested $29 billion in sponsor of thirty-five new entrants to the regional market, the majority of which are based in Western Australia. These investments were expressly designed to “break the monopoly” of the Big 3 and lower world iron ore prices.

While most of these projects are still in the “development” stage, they collectively plan to produce some 425 million tonnes of iron ore annually. When added with expansions planned by the Big 3, almost 900 million tonnes of new capacity is currently on the drawing board.

This will go a long way in levelling out the imbalance between regional supply and demand and in response, iron ore prices are certain to fall in the coming years.

The magnitude of the effect of this strategy remains debated, with some predicting only moderate falls while others have forecast a halving of prices. But in either scenario, the federal Resources Minister is correct in claiming the boom times for iron ore investment are now over.

Lean times ahead?

What does this mean for the Australian iron ore sector? Will the boom turn to bust?

Probably not – but the boom is unlikely to be as big as many have predicted.

Price falls will prove a difficult obstacle for the new iron ore players. Nearly all of the China-sponsored projects are modest in size, planning for production of between five and fifteen million tonnes of iron ore annually.

In comparison to the Big 3 – who produce between 155 and 323 million tonnes per year – these companies are perilously small. In the scale-dependent iron ore industry, many will prove uncompetitive in the wake of reduced prices and are likely to be abandoned. Sinosteel Midwest’s shelving of its Weld Range project last year may prove to be just the tip of the iceberg in terms of project cancellations and roll-backs.

However, some new entrants – such as Fortescue Metals Group – have managed to make the transition from small development project to large-scale export operation. So there is still space for new players, even if it is unlikely that all those planning new mines will ultimately succeed.

In the meantime, Australia’s iron ore juniors are now “racing to market” in the hope of avoiding the fate of Olympic Dam and Weld Range. While the China-driven iron ore boom is far from over, it will likely prove more modest than prior expectations.


.Iron Ore-Spot prices near 3-yr trough, Shanghai rebar at record low
Mon Aug 27, 2012 7:32am GMT


* At $99.40/T currently, iron ore may find support at $70 -
trader
* StanChart cuts Q4 iron ore forecast to $115 from $160

(Updates rebar price, adds detail)
By Manolo Serapio Jr
SINGAPORE, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Shanghai rebar futures hit a
record contract low on Monday and sellers slashed iron ore price
offers further, hoping to lure back buyers as benchmark rates
languished at the lowest level in nearly three years.
Iron ore prices have fallen more than 33 percent from this
year's peak, but traders said Chinese steel mills, the world's
biggest buyers, were waiting for prices to decline further with
no signs that China's steel demand will recover anytime soon.
China's economic slowdown is reducing the country's demand
for steel, iron ore and other commodities, raising the need for
Beijing to launch more policy stimulus to ensure growth bounces
back in the second half of the year.
The most-traded rebar for January delivery on the Shanghai
Futures Exchange dropped as low as 3,492 yuan ($550)
per tonne, the weakest since the bourse launched rebar futures
in 2009. It closed little changed at 3,513 yuan.
Sellers of imported iron ore to China cut prices by another
$2-$3 per tonne on Monday, according to Beijing-based
consultancy Umetal.
That followed a drop in the benchmark 62-percent grade iron
ore price .IO62-CNI=SI to $99.40 per tonne on Friday, the
lowest since Dec. 9, 2009, based on data from information
provider Steel Index.
Iron ore has fallen more than 28 percent so far this year,
and prices have dropped in all but three trading sessions since
early July.
"I see another $10 drop this week. Mills are preferring to
wait because they're not sure how much further prices will
fall," said a Hong Kong-based iron ore trader.
Prices would probably find support at about $70 per tonne,
said a trader in Singapore, less than double the production cost
of top miners Vale SA, Rio Tinto Ltd
and BHP Billiton Ltd .
BHP Billiton last week shelved two expansion plans worth at
least $40 billion, blaming soaring development costs and falling
commodities prices.
Following the sustained market weakness, Standard Chartered
said it had cut its iron ore price forecast for the third
quarter to $110 per tonne from $130 previously, and for the
fourth quarter to $115 from $160.
StanChart similarly slashed its 2013 price estimate to $135
from $182.
"The next four to five weeks can still be challenging for
iron ore prices, with traditional Chinese buyers showing little
interest," StanChart analysts said in a report. "We expect spot
prices to stay below $100/tonne for a while before improving
demand from steel mills pushes prices up around the end of
September."

Shanghai rebar futures and iron ore indexes at 0705 GMT

Contract Last Change Pct Change
SHFE REBAR JAN3 3513 +4.00 +0.11
PLATTS 62 PCT INDEX 101.5 -1.50 -1.46
THE STEEL INDEX 62 PCT INDEX 99.4 -0.20 -0.20
METAL BULLETIN INDEX 100.1 -1.90 -1.86

Rebar in yuan/tonne
Index in dollars/tonne, show close for the previous trading day
($1 = 6.3545 Chinese yuan)

[zyperus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.533.376 von tommy-hl am 25.08.12 17:42:01

hallo tommy-hl,
schön dich wieder zu lesen...

mich würde deine meinung zu new millenium und labrador sehr interessieren.

wenn du zeit hast wäre deine meinung mir sehr wichtig.

du sagst es, gold und silber, siehe charts, sind teils schon gut gelaufen.
und ja...die irons kommen bald...daher meine frage an dich...

gruß
zyperus

[TimLuca [KommA]]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.533.047 von sugi am 25.08.12 14:06:17

Hallo @All, hallo @sugi,

nööö, nehme ich dir doch nicht übel...
Freut mich das du auch dort ab und an lesen tust....

Wünsche allen eine erfolgreiche Woche!

Gruß
Stefan

[zyperus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.532.569 von sugi am 25.08.12 10:04:18

hallo sugi,
konko-otto hat ja schon gut geantwortet.

Wie würde man im Wohnzimmer handeln? Anregungen?

also, bitte lese wenn du zeit hast einige seiten zu beginn meines threats.

es sind sdehr viele hochspekulative titel die du nennst. ich erlsaube zu sagen, zuviele diesen charackters. ich habe bis heute auf die wichtigkeit bez. der korrelation hingewießen. du musst eine art verlustminimierung einführen. auch ein zweites depot, wie ich mit guten selektiven titeln zum ausgleich ist wichtig, siehe meine depots.

du darfst es bez. der % nicht soweit kommen lassen. ca 10% deines depots darf abschmieren, bei mir rex min.. mehr nicht. der ek und der zeitpunkt sind wichtig. auch habe ich mir aufs brot geschmiert hier zu zeigen wie man in den markt geht, auch zu beginn des threats. stammtitel um die man das depot aufbaut sind wichtig, dann nach und nach die speku quote anziehen...
meine ehrlich, deine ist sehr hoch. ein fehler den leider sehr viele hier machen. ab einem gewissen zeitpunkt ist dann guter rat sehr teuer....

ich habe hier sehr viel bez. der psyche der börse und das eigen-fehl-verhalten geschrieben....ich würde an deiner stelle so vorgehen das du dir die titel bez. deiner kaufentscheidung nochmals durchgehst.

arbeite mit stopp kursen. eloro ist z.z. ein problem sie überhaupt verkauft zu bekommen...., visible, torch und zone res. hätte ich aufgrund der sehr hohem speku anteils nicht gekauft....mit curie haben einige auf wo viel lehrgeld bezahlt.....ahorne z.b.

solche titel im extremen early stage bereich dardt du nicht viele haben...
ich bevorzuge den junior prod-bereich oder weiter....

frage gerne wenn du noch fragen hast....ich habe viel über das herangehen im beginn geschrieben, ev. wenn du zeit hast lese es nach, helfe dir gerne.

gruß
zyperus

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.533.376 von tommy-hl am 25.08.12 17:42:01

Also manchmal liebe ich diese Researchberichte -50% Kurspotenzial ausrufen und ein Sell-Rating vergeben.
Habe zu dem Unternehmen keinerlei Ahnung.

Aber ich finde eure Überlegungen zu Strategien hier interessant, weil ich die Vorgehensweise bezüglich Stop-Kurse u.ä. teilweise selber sehr schwierig finde.

Gruß
P.