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Was ist mit den Gold- und Silberaktien los ? Alle fallen und nicht zu knapp.
Fallen wir jetzt alle aus den Wolken ?
Fallen wir jetzt alle aus den Wolken ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.047.336 von meichel am 22.01.13 09:21:19Hallo Meichel,
danke für den Hinweis!
Hast Recht, sind Altbestände verkauft worden
Habe eben meine Bank (comdirect) angerufen und (kostenlos) ein Zweitdepot eröffnet.
danke für den Hinweis!
Hast Recht, sind Altbestände verkauft worden
Habe eben meine Bank (comdirect) angerufen und (kostenlos) ein Zweitdepot eröffnet.
Hallo Antarius,
du hast deine neuen Aktien verkauft.
Konnte die Bank Altbestand und neue Aktien steuerlich problemlos trennen ?
Es gilt doch wohl der Grundsatz beim Verkauf: "First In - First out"
Oder man müßte 2 Konten haben ?
du hast deine neuen Aktien verkauft.
Konnte die Bank Altbestand und neue Aktien steuerlich problemlos trennen ?
Es gilt doch wohl der Grundsatz beim Verkauf: "First In - First out"
Oder man müßte 2 Konten haben ?
Zitat von Aktienratgeber: Überlege auch bei McEwen Mining mit einer kleinen spekulativen Position einzusteigen. Die Chancen hier scheinen ja sehr gut zu sein.
Alternativ überlege ich auch noch ein paar Aktien von Majestic Gold zu kaufen. Das Kurspotential ist hier evt. noch größer.
das Risiko aber auch!
"Majestic Gold Corp. engages in the acquisition, exploration, and mining of precious metals in China. The company primarily explores for gold. It holds interests in the Sawayaerdun project located in the Xinjiang Province, China; and Muping Mineral and Shandong projects located in Shandong, China. Majestic Gold Corp. is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada."
(http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=MJS.V+Profile )
Überlege auch bei McEwen Mining mit einer kleinen spekulativen Position einzusteigen. Die Chancen hier scheinen ja sehr gut zu sein.
Alternativ überlege ich auch noch ein paar Aktien von Majestic Gold zu kaufen. Das Kurspotential ist hier evt. noch größer.
Alternativ überlege ich auch noch ein paar Aktien von Majestic Gold zu kaufen. Das Kurspotential ist hier evt. noch größer.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.042.580 von vympel am 20.01.13 17:46:10außer "meichel",
siehe meinem Beitrag:
schrieb am 04.01.13 21:53:07
Beitrag Nr.227
(43.984.192)
(http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1172023-221-230/m…)
ergänzend dazu:
ich habe jetzt (vorletzten Freitag) endlich auch meine Aktien eingebucht bekommen und gleich wieder (am letzten Montag) verkauft (3,91 us$)!
Geld, das ist über habe investiert ich zur Zeit nur in physisches Silber (Münzen) oder event. noch in Nevada Exploration Inc.
(http://tmx.quotemedia.com/quote.php?qm_page=95003&qm_symbol=…; habe mich da mal mit 25.000 Aktien (klingt viel, war aber zu einem Kurs von 0,095 can-$) Ende Februar eingekauft und liege jetzt bei ca. +90% (!)
(Rob McEwen b.z.w. MUX haben einen Vertrag mit NGE!)
Wer Näheres dazu wissen möchte, frage nach.
siehe meinem Beitrag:
schrieb am 04.01.13 21:53:07
Beitrag Nr.227
(43.984.192)
(http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1172023-221-230/m…)
ergänzend dazu:
ich habe jetzt (vorletzten Freitag) endlich auch meine Aktien eingebucht bekommen und gleich wieder (am letzten Montag) verkauft (3,91 us$)!
Geld, das ist über habe investiert ich zur Zeit nur in physisches Silber (Münzen) oder event. noch in Nevada Exploration Inc.
(http://tmx.quotemedia.com/quote.php?qm_page=95003&qm_symbol=…; habe mich da mal mit 25.000 Aktien (klingt viel, war aber zu einem Kurs von 0,095 can-$) Ende Februar eingekauft und liege jetzt bei ca. +90% (!)
(Rob McEwen b.z.w. MUX haben einen Vertrag mit NGE!)
Wer Näheres dazu wissen möchte, frage nach.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.042.680 von boersentrader02 am 20.01.13 18:55:57
Vertan, Entschuldigung
Vertan, Entschuldigung
In diesem Bericht gibt es einen Abriß über die Konferenz die am Freitag, den 18.1. 2013, in Canada abgehalten wurde.
Das heißt halt wir müssen doch noch etwas warten bis es endlich mit den Kurssteigerungen kos gehen wird, wie lange, das ist halt die Frage ?
Wenn dann noch die geminderte Aktienanzahl in nächster Zeit bekannt gegeben wird hoffe ich, das dies ebenfalls schon eine Tendenz nach oben erwirken wird, oder ?
Slimmer on production, Aurico bets on higher margins in coming years
AuRico releases its 2013 outlook after a year of slimming down on mining operations.
Canadian-based miner AuRico heads into 2013 after a year on an operations diet, having sold off gold mines in Mexico and Australia for about $1 billion and halved 2012 production over forecasts from a year or so ago.
Scott Perry, Aurico president and CEO, addressed AuRico’s gambit to focus on its higher margin gold mines in North America in a conference call on Friday.
“So 2012. In some respects I don’t know where to begin,” he said near the outset of the call. “It’s been such a busy two years, really. I want to advocate that AuRico can certainly not be accused of standing still.”
AuRico’s most recent of three asset sales in 2012 was by far its largest. Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim bought AuRico's Ocampo mine in Mexico for $750 million.
This left Aurico with two gold mines, Young Davidson in Canada and El Chanate in Mexico, and production for 2013 now estimated between 190,000 to 210,000 ounces gold.
The rationale for the asset sales, Perry said, was to become a gold miner concentrated on North American operations with a lower cost of production, organic growth prospects and with greater mine longevity.
“Holding firm on this asset quality criteria we divested three operations in 2012 to affect a significant trade up on the overall quality of our asset base,” Perry said.
Analysts on the call homed in on 2013 production estimates and cash costs with their questions.
Desjardins Securities analyst Adam Melnyk noted that Aurico’s guidance in its year end overview and 2013 gold production outlook was a bit lower than Aurico had outlined in September and November last year, particularly at the Young Davidson mine, which is still ramping up to full production with ongoing underground development.
In presentations in September and November AuRico had said it would produce between 135,000 to 155,000 ounces gold at Young Davidson at cash costs between $500 to $550 per ounce gold. At El Chanate AuRico said it would produce 75,000 to 85,000 ounces gold at cash costs between $455 to $485 per ounce gold.
Now, however, AuRico forecasts Young Davidson production between 120,000 to 140,000 ounces gold at cash costs between $575 to $675 per ounce gold and 70,000 to 80,000 ounces gold at El Chanate with cash costs between $475 to $525 ounces gold.
In answering Melnyk’s question about why there was a decreasein the forecasts, Perry responded that the new 2013 targets were “largely in line” with previous estimates. On production, however, Perry noted that “there have been a few minor sequencing changes” in the underground mine plan at Young Davidson.
“You have to appreciate we have run a new reserve and resource profile,” said Perry, who didn’t specifically state the new guidance was lower than before.
On cash costs he explained that accounting changes had affected its forecasts at Young Davidson especially. AuRico won’t declare commercial production on underground production at the mine until it has finished building shaft infrastructure, scheduled to be done in the third quarter this year.
As a result of not yet having declared commercial production underground, development and operating costs are being spread over fewer ounces, Perry said; higher grade underground ounces, its cheapest to produce per ounce gold, won’t be fully reflected in the figure until the second half 2013.
Thus, Perry said, the cash cost figures at Young Davidson are, for the time being, “a bit of a misleading metric.”
As with other mining companies AuRico has also started to use an all-in cash cost, which includes sustaining capital costs. In 2013 AuRico’s operation wide all-in cash costs are expected to be between $1,100 to $1,200 per ounce gold, about double non-all-in cash costs.
The all-in figures might drop quite a bit next year, however. As Perry noted, a lot of AuRico’s capital costs that it counted as sustaining costs this year might more accurately be described as development and expansion expenditures and they won't be on the books in 2014.
So, as with its pared-down production profile, AuRico is looking at lower operating costs to come this year and the next - a factor investors have increasingly been clamouring for in the gold mining sector.
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en//mineweb-canada?oi…
Das heißt halt wir müssen doch noch etwas warten bis es endlich mit den Kurssteigerungen kos gehen wird, wie lange, das ist halt die Frage ?
Wenn dann noch die geminderte Aktienanzahl in nächster Zeit bekannt gegeben wird hoffe ich, das dies ebenfalls schon eine Tendenz nach oben erwirken wird, oder ?
Slimmer on production, Aurico bets on higher margins in coming years
AuRico releases its 2013 outlook after a year of slimming down on mining operations.
Canadian-based miner AuRico heads into 2013 after a year on an operations diet, having sold off gold mines in Mexico and Australia for about $1 billion and halved 2012 production over forecasts from a year or so ago.
Scott Perry, Aurico president and CEO, addressed AuRico’s gambit to focus on its higher margin gold mines in North America in a conference call on Friday.
“So 2012. In some respects I don’t know where to begin,” he said near the outset of the call. “It’s been such a busy two years, really. I want to advocate that AuRico can certainly not be accused of standing still.”
AuRico’s most recent of three asset sales in 2012 was by far its largest. Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim bought AuRico's Ocampo mine in Mexico for $750 million.
This left Aurico with two gold mines, Young Davidson in Canada and El Chanate in Mexico, and production for 2013 now estimated between 190,000 to 210,000 ounces gold.
The rationale for the asset sales, Perry said, was to become a gold miner concentrated on North American operations with a lower cost of production, organic growth prospects and with greater mine longevity.
“Holding firm on this asset quality criteria we divested three operations in 2012 to affect a significant trade up on the overall quality of our asset base,” Perry said.
Analysts on the call homed in on 2013 production estimates and cash costs with their questions.
Desjardins Securities analyst Adam Melnyk noted that Aurico’s guidance in its year end overview and 2013 gold production outlook was a bit lower than Aurico had outlined in September and November last year, particularly at the Young Davidson mine, which is still ramping up to full production with ongoing underground development.
In presentations in September and November AuRico had said it would produce between 135,000 to 155,000 ounces gold at Young Davidson at cash costs between $500 to $550 per ounce gold. At El Chanate AuRico said it would produce 75,000 to 85,000 ounces gold at cash costs between $455 to $485 per ounce gold.
Now, however, AuRico forecasts Young Davidson production between 120,000 to 140,000 ounces gold at cash costs between $575 to $675 per ounce gold and 70,000 to 80,000 ounces gold at El Chanate with cash costs between $475 to $525 ounces gold.
In answering Melnyk’s question about why there was a decreasein the forecasts, Perry responded that the new 2013 targets were “largely in line” with previous estimates. On production, however, Perry noted that “there have been a few minor sequencing changes” in the underground mine plan at Young Davidson.
“You have to appreciate we have run a new reserve and resource profile,” said Perry, who didn’t specifically state the new guidance was lower than before.
On cash costs he explained that accounting changes had affected its forecasts at Young Davidson especially. AuRico won’t declare commercial production on underground production at the mine until it has finished building shaft infrastructure, scheduled to be done in the third quarter this year.
As a result of not yet having declared commercial production underground, development and operating costs are being spread over fewer ounces, Perry said; higher grade underground ounces, its cheapest to produce per ounce gold, won’t be fully reflected in the figure until the second half 2013.
Thus, Perry said, the cash cost figures at Young Davidson are, for the time being, “a bit of a misleading metric.”
As with other mining companies AuRico has also started to use an all-in cash cost, which includes sustaining capital costs. In 2013 AuRico’s operation wide all-in cash costs are expected to be between $1,100 to $1,200 per ounce gold, about double non-all-in cash costs.
The all-in figures might drop quite a bit next year, however. As Perry noted, a lot of AuRico’s capital costs that it counted as sustaining costs this year might more accurately be described as development and expansion expenditures and they won't be on the books in 2014.
So, as with its pared-down production profile, AuRico is looking at lower operating costs to come this year and the next - a factor investors have increasingly been clamouring for in the gold mining sector.
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en//mineweb-canada?oi…
McEwen Mining: Vervielfachungschance
19.01.201 von Marion Schlegel
Der Goldcorp-Gründer Rob McEwen hat mit seinem neuen Goldunternehmen McEwen Mining einiges vor. Er plant bis 2015 den Aufstieg in den S&P 500. Hierzu müsste sich der Unternehmenswert nahezu verfünffachen. Und auch dem Goldpreis traut der Experte noch einiges zu.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-01/25740076…
19.01.201 von Marion Schlegel
Der Goldcorp-Gründer Rob McEwen hat mit seinem neuen Goldunternehmen McEwen Mining einiges vor. Er plant bis 2015 den Aufstieg in den S&P 500. Hierzu müsste sich der Unternehmenswert nahezu verfünffachen. Und auch dem Goldpreis traut der Experte noch einiges zu.
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-01/25740076…
Hat jemand schon die Bezugsrechte von der letzten Maßnahme im Depot erfolgreich verkauft und die neuen Aktien eingebucht bekommen?
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