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Geht hier demnächst was??
Anziehendes Handelsvolumen.
Niedrige MK.
WKN: A1W5NY
Symbol: G3YA
Bin mal spekulativ in US rein.
Graystone verfügt in Peru über die Abbaurechte auf einem Areal von 4450 Hektar Land. Die geologischen Gutachten gehen von einem Goldvorkommen von mindestens 41 Millionen US-Dollar aus.
Und In Surinam hat man sich zunächst die Claims für 200 Hektar Land gesichert. Seit 2012 wird der Abbau vorbereitet.
Darüber hinaus hat das Unternehmen über ein Joint Venture Zugriff auf weitere Abbaurechte für ein direkt angrenzendes Gebiet von 2400 Hektar.
Gab neulich auch Empfehlung eines Börsenbriefchens...
Anziehendes Handelsvolumen.
Niedrige MK.
WKN: A1W5NY
Symbol: G3YA
Bin mal spekulativ in US rein.
Graystone verfügt in Peru über die Abbaurechte auf einem Areal von 4450 Hektar Land. Die geologischen Gutachten gehen von einem Goldvorkommen von mindestens 41 Millionen US-Dollar aus.
Und In Surinam hat man sich zunächst die Claims für 200 Hektar Land gesichert. Seit 2012 wird der Abbau vorbereitet.
Darüber hinaus hat das Unternehmen über ein Joint Venture Zugriff auf weitere Abbaurechte für ein direkt angrenzendes Gebiet von 2400 Hektar.
Gab neulich auch Empfehlung eines Börsenbriefchens...
Graystone's Nachbar in Surinam ist IAM Gold - ein bereits etablierter Explorer mit einer Marktkapitalisierung von 1.2 Mrd. $
Paul Howarth, CEO des Unternehmens: "Wir sind in Peru in der Lage, die Unze Gold zu Kosten zwischen $ 700 und $ 895 zu fördern."
Latest Updates on Graystone Company Inc (OTCMKTS:GYST)
Las Vegas, NV -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/08/2014 -- Graystone Company Inc (OTCMKTS:GYST) is a holding company whose primary operating activities involve acquisition and development of mining properties amenable to low cost production.
Graystone Company Inc launched a new division that sells gold, silver and other precious metals to retail buyers in January 2012. In December 2012, it entered into a Letter of Intent for a 50% interest in a gold mining project in Suriname. n November 2012, the Company had begun initial mining production in Peru. by December 31, 2012, the Company had completed the winding down of this Marketing Division and has written off the intangible assets associated to this division.
By winding down the division Graystone Company Inc can redeploy its assets to its main business of mining. The company also discontinued operating the consulting division and redeployed its assets to the natural resources division. It has ceased operating real estate division.
Las Vegas, NV -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/08/2014 -- Graystone Company Inc (OTCMKTS:GYST) is a holding company whose primary operating activities involve acquisition and development of mining properties amenable to low cost production.
Graystone Company Inc launched a new division that sells gold, silver and other precious metals to retail buyers in January 2012. In December 2012, it entered into a Letter of Intent for a 50% interest in a gold mining project in Suriname. n November 2012, the Company had begun initial mining production in Peru. by December 31, 2012, the Company had completed the winding down of this Marketing Division and has written off the intangible assets associated to this division.
By winding down the division Graystone Company Inc can redeploy its assets to its main business of mining. The company also discontinued operating the consulting division and redeployed its assets to the natural resources division. It has ceased operating real estate division.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.230.365 von schnorps01 am 15.01.14 10:08:19wie hoch ist denn die MK?
Wieviel Cash/Working Capital hat das Unternehmen?
Ist bereits eine Ressource definiert (gemäß NI 43-101)?
Wie kommt man auf die 41M$ Goldvorkommen? Bitte Gutachten verlinken.
Homepage des Unternehmens?
Was wurde in 2013 erreicht, was ist für 2014 geplant?
Wo liegen die Claims genau? (Vorallem Peru: auf welcher Höhe? Infrastruktur?)
.....
Fragen über Fragen!
Wieviel Cash/Working Capital hat das Unternehmen?
Ist bereits eine Ressource definiert (gemäß NI 43-101)?
Wie kommt man auf die 41M$ Goldvorkommen? Bitte Gutachten verlinken.
Homepage des Unternehmens?
Was wurde in 2013 erreicht, was ist für 2014 geplant?
Wo liegen die Claims genau? (Vorallem Peru: auf welcher Höhe? Infrastruktur?)
.....
Fragen über Fragen!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.230.393 von schnorps01 am 15.01.14 10:10:39IMG ist kein Explorer, sondern Produzent!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.230.763 von Kongo-Otto am 15.01.14 10:46:33Bei 269Mio ausgegebenen Aktien liegt die MK derzeit bei 320.000USD.
Handelbar sollen wohl nur 60Mio Aktien sein, der Rest liegt beim Managment und unterliegt Restriktionen.
Das geologische Gutachten zu den genannten Goldvorkommen von 41Mio suche ich auch gerade.
Habe die Infos bis dato auch nur durch das Empfehlungsschreiben.
Webside: www.graystone1.com
Ich bin auch erst gestern drauf gestoßen und google noch :-)
Einstieg erstmal als Zock....
Handelbar sollen wohl nur 60Mio Aktien sein, der Rest liegt beim Managment und unterliegt Restriktionen.
Das geologische Gutachten zu den genannten Goldvorkommen von 41Mio suche ich auch gerade.
Habe die Infos bis dato auch nur durch das Empfehlungsschreiben.
Webside: www.graystone1.com
Ich bin auch erst gestern drauf gestoßen und google noch :-)
Einstieg erstmal als Zock....
Gemäß Webside 3 Projekte......
1.Gorilla
The Gorilla Project
In June 2011, the Company acquired the Gorilla Project. The purchase price for the property was $44,000 USD. The project consists of 400 hectares (one hectares equals 2.47 acres) located in Loreto, Peru (Northern Peru).
The Gorilla Project operation involves alluvial mining of gold from the deposits of sand and gravel usually left from modern or ancient stream beds.
Exploration Plan and Activities.
The Company has completed 2 separate bulk sampling projects on the Gorilla Project. The first was lasted for 23 days and the second lasted 2 days. The bulk sampling was conducted to provide internal numbers to management to determine the feasibility of continuing with the project. In addition to the bulk sampling activities we carried out the following activities:
•Implemented a community relations program to inform local communities of the project and what potential opportunities that may exist for community involvement in the implementation phases of the development program;
•Acquired equipment for further evaluation and development of resources;
•Set-up an operational base in the project area to continuously review the exploration program and prior experiences gained operating in this difficult terrain;
•Began bulk sampling of the site to assist in mapping the property
•Commissioned a preliminary master plan which indicated the size and scope of our projected operations and areas where more information is required.
The Company is currently mapping the Gorilla Project to determine the contour map and what equipment will be necessary for mining operations.
Figure X.1
Gorilla Project Boundary Map
Reports on the Property: Geological report on Project Gorilla.
No proven (measured) or probable (indicated) reserves have been established with respect to the Gorilla project. Any references to estimated, potential and/or “inferred” reserves or resources, and any estimated values of such reserves, contained in the geological report, or set forth in any other communication (i) do not represent proven (measured) or probable (indicated) reserves within the meaning of Item 102 of Regulation S-K and the Commission’s Securities Act Industry Guide 7, and (ii) should not be relied upon by any person in evaluating the Company’s prospects at the Gorilla project.
1.Gorilla
The Gorilla Project
In June 2011, the Company acquired the Gorilla Project. The purchase price for the property was $44,000 USD. The project consists of 400 hectares (one hectares equals 2.47 acres) located in Loreto, Peru (Northern Peru).
The Gorilla Project operation involves alluvial mining of gold from the deposits of sand and gravel usually left from modern or ancient stream beds.
Exploration Plan and Activities.
The Company has completed 2 separate bulk sampling projects on the Gorilla Project. The first was lasted for 23 days and the second lasted 2 days. The bulk sampling was conducted to provide internal numbers to management to determine the feasibility of continuing with the project. In addition to the bulk sampling activities we carried out the following activities:
•Implemented a community relations program to inform local communities of the project and what potential opportunities that may exist for community involvement in the implementation phases of the development program;
•Acquired equipment for further evaluation and development of resources;
•Set-up an operational base in the project area to continuously review the exploration program and prior experiences gained operating in this difficult terrain;
•Began bulk sampling of the site to assist in mapping the property
•Commissioned a preliminary master plan which indicated the size and scope of our projected operations and areas where more information is required.
The Company is currently mapping the Gorilla Project to determine the contour map and what equipment will be necessary for mining operations.
Figure X.1
Gorilla Project Boundary Map
Reports on the Property: Geological report on Project Gorilla.
No proven (measured) or probable (indicated) reserves have been established with respect to the Gorilla project. Any references to estimated, potential and/or “inferred” reserves or resources, and any estimated values of such reserves, contained in the geological report, or set forth in any other communication (i) do not represent proven (measured) or probable (indicated) reserves within the meaning of Item 102 of Regulation S-K and the Commission’s Securities Act Industry Guide 7, and (ii) should not be relied upon by any person in evaluating the Company’s prospects at the Gorilla project.
2.Graystone II
The Graystone II Project
In June 2011, the Company claimed the Graystone II project from the Peruvian government. The project consists of 800 hectares (one hectares equals 2.47 acres) located in Loreto, Peru (Northern Peru). The property is adjacent to the Company’s Gorilla Project.
The Company is currently in the process of having the project moved into its subsidiary. Once that is completed, the Company will begin preliminary exploration activities on the property.
Figure X.1
Graystone II Project Boundary Map
The Graystone II Project
In June 2011, the Company claimed the Graystone II project from the Peruvian government. The project consists of 800 hectares (one hectares equals 2.47 acres) located in Loreto, Peru (Northern Peru). The property is adjacent to the Company’s Gorilla Project.
The Company is currently in the process of having the project moved into its subsidiary. Once that is completed, the Company will begin preliminary exploration activities on the property.
Figure X.1
Graystone II Project Boundary Map
3.Graystone III
The Graystone III Project
In February 2012, the Company claimed the Graystone III project from the Peruvian government. The project consists of 700 hectares (one hectares equals 2.47 acres) located in Amazonas, Peru (Northern Peru). The property is approximately 3.5 hours north from the Company’s project Gorilla and Graystone II.
The Company is currently in the process of having the project moved into its subsidiary. Once that is completed, the Company will begin preliminary exploration activities on the property.
The Graystone III Project
In February 2012, the Company claimed the Graystone III project from the Peruvian government. The project consists of 700 hectares (one hectares equals 2.47 acres) located in Amazonas, Peru (Northern Peru). The property is approximately 3.5 hours north from the Company’s project Gorilla and Graystone II.
The Company is currently in the process of having the project moved into its subsidiary. Once that is completed, the Company will begin preliminary exploration activities on the property.
ein 10-Q Filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ist u.a. auf der Webside zu finden.....
About Graystone
The Graystone Company’s Natural Resources Division locates and extracts mineral deposits for refining. We do not engage in general exploration activities, but rather focus on acquiring properties with proven or probable mineral ore reserves. As a mining company, this enables us to focus our attention on generating revenue and profits from the processing of mineral resources without the speculative cost of exploration activities.
The initial focus of Graystone Mining is on acquiring properties that require a lower capital investment to begin mining operations. Though this approach may reduce the size of the deposits that Graystone Mining can acquire, generating revenue from smaller mining ventures will set a solid foundation in place to undertake larger and more costly ventures, such as hard rock projects.
By focusing initially on alluvial mining (surface mining) projects, our mining company can begin generating a positive cash flow for a smaller capital investment; as a result, the Company will not need to undertake capital raises dilutive to Graystone’s shareholders.
In August of 2011, Graystone gold mining company finished 23 days of test mining to assist in determining the size and location of the gold deposits on the property. Test results indicated 0.62 grams of gold per ton with a range of 0.46 grams to 1.47 grams per ton—this is great news for a mine company. According to our expert geologists, these internal numbers indicate a potential for mining the property for at least 10 years.
We are currently finalizing a third party geological report on the property, and will then begin obtaining the necessary permits from the government of Peru to begin full mining operations on the property. Graystone mine company estimates that this process will run six months from the date of which the Company files the environmental impact study with the government.
The Graystone Company optimistically looks forward to beginning successful, comprehensive gold mining company operations in the very near future.
The Graystone Company’s Natural Resources Division locates and extracts mineral deposits for refining. We do not engage in general exploration activities, but rather focus on acquiring properties with proven or probable mineral ore reserves. As a mining company, this enables us to focus our attention on generating revenue and profits from the processing of mineral resources without the speculative cost of exploration activities.
The initial focus of Graystone Mining is on acquiring properties that require a lower capital investment to begin mining operations. Though this approach may reduce the size of the deposits that Graystone Mining can acquire, generating revenue from smaller mining ventures will set a solid foundation in place to undertake larger and more costly ventures, such as hard rock projects.
By focusing initially on alluvial mining (surface mining) projects, our mining company can begin generating a positive cash flow for a smaller capital investment; as a result, the Company will not need to undertake capital raises dilutive to Graystone’s shareholders.
In August of 2011, Graystone gold mining company finished 23 days of test mining to assist in determining the size and location of the gold deposits on the property. Test results indicated 0.62 grams of gold per ton with a range of 0.46 grams to 1.47 grams per ton—this is great news for a mine company. According to our expert geologists, these internal numbers indicate a potential for mining the property for at least 10 years.
We are currently finalizing a third party geological report on the property, and will then begin obtaining the necessary permits from the government of Peru to begin full mining operations on the property. Graystone mine company estimates that this process will run six months from the date of which the Company files the environmental impact study with the government.
The Graystone Company optimistically looks forward to beginning successful, comprehensive gold mining company operations in the very near future.
Infos von der Webside.
Surveying The Land
Peruvian Gold
Peru produces 5.6 million ounces of gold per year, nearly half of it from Newmont’s Yanacocha Mine.
At other sites, alluvial production has been growing, from 200,000 ounces in 1991 to a current rate over 500,000 ounces per year. Much of that comes from Peru’s four major alluvial fields — Iquitos, Ucayali, Madre de Dios and Maranón-Santiago, where The Graystone Company’s claims are located.
Large-scale alluvial gold deposits tend to form where folded mountains abut flatlands. A gold deposit may accumulate on the flatlands if (1) gold is present in the adjoining mountains and (2) an energetic river system runs through the mountains and carries off gold-bearing sand and gravel. When the river system reaches the flatlands, the speed of the water drops, and the sand, gravel and gold settle out.
In the case of the Manseriche Camp, the Maranón and Santiago rivers rise from peak elevations of 2,900 meters (9,500 feet) and 3,500 meters (11,483 feet), respectively. As they travel 900 kilometers (560 miles) through the Andes, they are fed by the Maranón-Santiago drainage basin, which is home to some of the world’s largest gold deposits and gold mining operations (including Yanacocha, Cerro Corona and Fruta del Norte). Near the base of the Andes, at an elevation of just 170 meters (557 feet), the rivers converge at the Manseriche Gorge. Then they pour onto a broad flatland and deposit their sedimentary load.
Geological Model
The geological model for the Maranón basin consists of an extensive braided fluvial system occupying the axis of a shallow east-plunging syncline thus creating a yoked basin which is the most favorable structural setting for sediment reworking. This massive river complex has migrated northward through geological time, creating numerous abandoned meander systems and braided stream capture situations providing tremendous volumes of reworked gold-bearing sediments. The prevailing gold morphology allows gold to migrated considerably further in this fluvial environment than in classical alluvial systems. Consequently, gold can be found in the sediments of the Rio Maranón for over 130 kilometers below the Manseriche Gorge, explaining the metal’s widespread distribution throughout the basin where the Company’s properties are located.
Mining Claim: GORILLA
The Company currently is working a claim in Peru referred to as Gorilla. The Project is located northeastern Peruvian Selva (Jungle) next to Marañón River, near to the town of Borja in the bounder between Amazonas and Loreto department, to 855 km from Lima. In the next coordinates:
South Latitude : 04ᵒ26’ to 04ᵒ32’
West Longitude : 77ᵒ26’ to 77ᵒ32’
The ground belongs to quadrangle, the sheets Teniente Pinglo (9-h) and Puerto Alegría (9-i), whit an extension to 8 Km2. Politically belong to Alto Amazonas province, Loreto department
Accessibility To Gorilla
The principal routes from Lima are:
Route 1:
Lima – Chiclayo (air way)
Chiclayo – Bagua (paved road)
Bagua – Saramiriza (dirt road)
Saramiriza – Borja (fluvial way)
Route 2:
Lima – Chiclayo (air way)
Chiclayo – Bagua (paved road)
Bagua – Santa María de Nieva (dirt road)
Santa María de Nieva – Borj (fluvial way)
Route 3:
Lima – Tarapoto (air way)
Tarapoto – Yurimaguas (paved road)
Yurimaguas – San Lorenzo (air way or fluvial way)
San Lorenzo – Saramiriza (fluvial way)
Saramiriza – Borja (fluvial way)
Surveying The Land
Peruvian Gold
Peru produces 5.6 million ounces of gold per year, nearly half of it from Newmont’s Yanacocha Mine.
At other sites, alluvial production has been growing, from 200,000 ounces in 1991 to a current rate over 500,000 ounces per year. Much of that comes from Peru’s four major alluvial fields — Iquitos, Ucayali, Madre de Dios and Maranón-Santiago, where The Graystone Company’s claims are located.
Large-scale alluvial gold deposits tend to form where folded mountains abut flatlands. A gold deposit may accumulate on the flatlands if (1) gold is present in the adjoining mountains and (2) an energetic river system runs through the mountains and carries off gold-bearing sand and gravel. When the river system reaches the flatlands, the speed of the water drops, and the sand, gravel and gold settle out.
In the case of the Manseriche Camp, the Maranón and Santiago rivers rise from peak elevations of 2,900 meters (9,500 feet) and 3,500 meters (11,483 feet), respectively. As they travel 900 kilometers (560 miles) through the Andes, they are fed by the Maranón-Santiago drainage basin, which is home to some of the world’s largest gold deposits and gold mining operations (including Yanacocha, Cerro Corona and Fruta del Norte). Near the base of the Andes, at an elevation of just 170 meters (557 feet), the rivers converge at the Manseriche Gorge. Then they pour onto a broad flatland and deposit their sedimentary load.
Geological Model
The geological model for the Maranón basin consists of an extensive braided fluvial system occupying the axis of a shallow east-plunging syncline thus creating a yoked basin which is the most favorable structural setting for sediment reworking. This massive river complex has migrated northward through geological time, creating numerous abandoned meander systems and braided stream capture situations providing tremendous volumes of reworked gold-bearing sediments. The prevailing gold morphology allows gold to migrated considerably further in this fluvial environment than in classical alluvial systems. Consequently, gold can be found in the sediments of the Rio Maranón for over 130 kilometers below the Manseriche Gorge, explaining the metal’s widespread distribution throughout the basin where the Company’s properties are located.
Mining Claim: GORILLA
The Company currently is working a claim in Peru referred to as Gorilla. The Project is located northeastern Peruvian Selva (Jungle) next to Marañón River, near to the town of Borja in the bounder between Amazonas and Loreto department, to 855 km from Lima. In the next coordinates:
South Latitude : 04ᵒ26’ to 04ᵒ32’
West Longitude : 77ᵒ26’ to 77ᵒ32’
The ground belongs to quadrangle, the sheets Teniente Pinglo (9-h) and Puerto Alegría (9-i), whit an extension to 8 Km2. Politically belong to Alto Amazonas province, Loreto department
Accessibility To Gorilla
The principal routes from Lima are:
Route 1:
Lima – Chiclayo (air way)
Chiclayo – Bagua (paved road)
Bagua – Saramiriza (dirt road)
Saramiriza – Borja (fluvial way)
Route 2:
Lima – Chiclayo (air way)
Chiclayo – Bagua (paved road)
Bagua – Santa María de Nieva (dirt road)
Santa María de Nieva – Borj (fluvial way)
Route 3:
Lima – Tarapoto (air way)
Tarapoto – Yurimaguas (paved road)
Yurimaguas – San Lorenzo (air way or fluvial way)
San Lorenzo – Saramiriza (fluvial way)
Saramiriza – Borja (fluvial way)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.231.889 von schnorps01 am 15.01.14 12:52:01danke dir für die Infos.
Aber ich muss dir ehrlich sagen, dass mich das alles nicht begeistert.
Es sind viele allgemeine Infos, aber was konkretes zu den Claims gibt es nicht.
Bohrergebnisse, offizielle Ressourcenschätzungen etc..
Denn es ist ja schön, wenn Peru so und soviel Gold produziert. Wenn man auf den eigenen Claims nur Matsch & Dreck hat, dann nützt das gar nichts.
Was mich aber zusätzlich noch etwas stören würde:
In the case of the Manseriche Camp, the Maranón and Santiago rivers rise from peak elevations of 2,900 meters (9,500 feet) and 3,500 meters (11,483 feet), respectively.
Auf der Höhe was zu machen könnte komplizierter und teurer werden.
Vorallem ist auch die Frage, wie es mit der Infrastruktur aussieht. Wasser, Strom etc....
Aber ich muss dir ehrlich sagen, dass mich das alles nicht begeistert.
Es sind viele allgemeine Infos, aber was konkretes zu den Claims gibt es nicht.
Bohrergebnisse, offizielle Ressourcenschätzungen etc..
Denn es ist ja schön, wenn Peru so und soviel Gold produziert. Wenn man auf den eigenen Claims nur Matsch & Dreck hat, dann nützt das gar nichts.
Was mich aber zusätzlich noch etwas stören würde:
In the case of the Manseriche Camp, the Maranón and Santiago rivers rise from peak elevations of 2,900 meters (9,500 feet) and 3,500 meters (11,483 feet), respectively.
Auf der Höhe was zu machen könnte komplizierter und teurer werden.
Vorallem ist auch die Frage, wie es mit der Infrastruktur aussieht. Wasser, Strom etc....
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.232.139 von schnorps01 am 15.01.14 13:19:04Das sind alles Sachen, die mir egal sind bzw. eher nach Pusher-Bude für stupid german money aussehen. ;-)
Mir wäre es viel wichtiger, dass man eine gescheite und aussagekräftige Investor's Presentation auf der Homepage hat, saubere Finanzberichte in PDF und zu guter Letzt geologische Fakten vom Gebiet.....
Mir wäre es viel wichtiger, dass man eine gescheite und aussagekräftige Investor's Presentation auf der Homepage hat, saubere Finanzberichte in PDF und zu guter Letzt geologische Fakten vom Gebiet.....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.232.167 von Kongo-Otto am 15.01.14 13:22:44für ein paar schnelle Prozente ist das Ding aber bestimmt gut. Mal schauen was die Tage übern Teich so passiert.
Stupid american money abgreifen
Stupid american money abgreifen
Hier wurden jedoch schon viele verbrannt. Der Kurs kante nur den Weg nach unten!!!
Sie zuckt aber ab und zu.
Heute sehr geringer Handel gegenüber der letzten Tage.
Heute sehr geringer Handel gegenüber der letzten Tage.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.236.441 von schnorps01 am 15.01.14 21:47:08ja ca. 6000euro. Bei ca. 0,005 -0,008 werde ich mal 1 mill holen. Da ist der Run nach Unten nicht so schlimm!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.236.483 von JBig am 15.01.14 21:52:42sorry 0,0005-0,0007
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.236.487 von JBig am 15.01.14 21:53:22Das habe ich bei 0,0010 schon getan 
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