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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.895.563 von hsba am 12.09.06 18:18:54ICH orientiere mich da schon lieber an FRA 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.895.715 von kia74 am 12.09.06 18:29:37glaube ich Dir
Gefällt mir auch viel besser
Gefällt mir auch viel besser
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP. WKN Börse Kurs Trade Vol. Tages Vol. Zeit Datum Bid Bid Vol. Ask Ask Vol. T.hoch T.tief Vortag Diff. Änd. Realtime
A0KE57 FRA 0,93 325 7.325 19:53 12.09.2006 0,00 0 0,00 0 0,95 0,88 0,89 0,04 +4,49% ja
Schlusskurs 0,93 €
Ok der Umsatz ist nicht berauschend
A0KE57 FRA 0,93 325 7.325 19:53 12.09.2006 0,00 0 0,00 0 0,95 0,88 0,89 0,04 +4,49% ja
Schlusskurs 0,93 €
Ok der Umsatz ist nicht berauschend
Details Frankfurt
Eröffnung 0,88
Höchstkurs 0,95
Tiefstkurs 0,88
Vortag 0,89
Umsatz (in Stück) 7.325
Umsatz (in EUR) 6.882,25
Preisfeststellungen 4
Eröffnung 0,88
Höchstkurs 0,95
Tiefstkurs 0,88
Vortag 0,89
Umsatz (in Stück) 7.325
Umsatz (in EUR) 6.882,25
Preisfeststellungen 4
Details StuttgartEröffnung 0,87
Höchstkurs 0,91
Tiefstkurs 0,87
Vortag 0,90
Umsatz (in Stück) 16.000
Umsatz (in EUR) 13.920,00
Preisfeststellungen 5
Höchstkurs 0,91
Tiefstkurs 0,87
Vortag 0,90
Umsatz (in Stück) 16.000
Umsatz (in EUR) 13.920,00
Preisfeststellungen 5
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also nehmen wir Frankfurt
Der Chart sieht gut aus, mehr sag ich nicht !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.915.082 von kia74 am 13.09.06 18:54:58ok...ok...waren schöne 20 min.
12:44:53 V 1.39 +0.05 70 33 Canaccord 9 BMO Nesbitt E
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Name Kurs Veränderung Datum Umsatz
München 0,93 +0,00% 20:07 13.09. 0
Stuttgart 0,92 +1,10% 19:55 13.09. 1.700
Xetra n.a. +0,00% 13:21 13.09. 0
Frankfurt 0,93 +0,00% 09:12 13.09. 0
Berlin-Bremen 0,88 +2,33% 09:08 13.09. 0
Name Kurs Veränderung Datum Umsatz
München 0,93 +0,00% 20:07 13.09. 0
Stuttgart 0,92 +1,10% 19:55 13.09. 1.700
Xetra n.a. +0,00% 13:21 13.09. 0
Frankfurt 0,93 +0,00% 09:12 13.09. 0
Berlin-Bremen 0,88 +2,33% 09:08 13.09. 0
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Ich kann mich noch erinnern das einer mal gesagt hat es wird sehr schwierig sein noch Aktien unter einem Euro zubekommen. Diese Woche hat es gezeigt das edliche sogar unter einem Euro verkauft haben.
Wie soll das noch weitergehen mit euch
Wie soll das noch weitergehen mit euch
AXcess News: Energy Demands Fueling Uranium Market
Thursday September 14, 4:06 pm ET
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 14, 2006--In the last five years, the OPEC basket price of crude oil has climbed more than 200 percent. There was a wave of mergers as a result. Now uranium is in the spotlight, as more nations look to build nuclear power plants for generating electricity and the major powers of the world look to control that marketplace.
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According to a report by CIBC World Markets, uranium prices have increased sevenfold in the last five years and demand threatens to consume global supply. "Just like we have seen with oil, the appetite for uranium to feed the rapidly growing energy needs of the world is straining supply and driving prices up," chief strategist Jeff Rubin said in a statement.
Rubin estimates that uranium could reach $70 U.S. per pound by the end of 2007 and CIBC isn't alone in that outlook. Because of the rise in uranium prices, many of the mining companies hunting for the "yellow cake" are beginning to scarf up existing claims and other companies, creating a fever pitch for mergers and acquisitions, from majors to juniors across the globe.
Last month several mergers were announced. High Plains Uranium Inc. merged into Energy Metals Corp. The deal increased EMC's Wyoming property position from more than 42,000 hectares to more than 66,000 hectares and doubled its holdings in Texas.
Energy Metals chief executive Paul Matysek saw the merger as a key step in maintaining the company's position in the United States market.
Denison Mines Inc., which is a stakeholder in EMC, completed its IPO in March, raising $75 million in the process. Denison is a player in Canada's Athabasca Basin in western Canada. The region accounts for approximately 32% of the world's uranium supply.
Another player in the Athabasca Basin is
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX Venture: BAY - News), which was formed through the merger of Bayswater Ventures Corp. and Pathfinder Resources Ltd. in mid-August. Just months before the deal was completed, Bayswater Ventures raised $10 million in a private placement. Since completing that merger, BAY is now poised to more aggressively pursue the "yellow cake."
Since the merger, Bayswater wasted no time in moving against its holdings, announcing several geological actions intent on developing its projects in other Canadian uranium hot spots in the Hermitage Flexure Belt in Newfoundland, the Central Mineral Belt in Labrador and, most recently, the Thelon Basin 350 km north of Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, which Bayswater says "shares many geological characteristics." "Thelon Basin uranium properties indicate that a large number of radiometric anomalies have been outlined in areas favorable for unconformity type uranium deposits," Bayswater stated in a Sept. 1 announcement.
Further consolidation in the uranium mining industry is expected as the price of uranium rises and nuclear power plant construction worldwide drives up demand for the "yellow cake," though much of that M&A activity is likely to continue among Canadian companies due to the concentration of uranium mining stocks traded in that market.
Note to Editors: "News Features" are stories provided to publishers copyright-free for print or online display at no charge. All we ask is that publishers include our byline (AXcess News) as the source, and a link to our Web site: http://www.axcessnews.com. If you are interested in displaying our news on a regular basis, please contact our editorial department at: 775-841-5368.
Thursday September 14, 4:06 pm ET
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 14, 2006--In the last five years, the OPEC basket price of crude oil has climbed more than 200 percent. There was a wave of mergers as a result. Now uranium is in the spotlight, as more nations look to build nuclear power plants for generating electricity and the major powers of the world look to control that marketplace.
ADVERTISEMENT
According to a report by CIBC World Markets, uranium prices have increased sevenfold in the last five years and demand threatens to consume global supply. "Just like we have seen with oil, the appetite for uranium to feed the rapidly growing energy needs of the world is straining supply and driving prices up," chief strategist Jeff Rubin said in a statement.
Rubin estimates that uranium could reach $70 U.S. per pound by the end of 2007 and CIBC isn't alone in that outlook. Because of the rise in uranium prices, many of the mining companies hunting for the "yellow cake" are beginning to scarf up existing claims and other companies, creating a fever pitch for mergers and acquisitions, from majors to juniors across the globe.
Last month several mergers were announced. High Plains Uranium Inc. merged into Energy Metals Corp. The deal increased EMC's Wyoming property position from more than 42,000 hectares to more than 66,000 hectares and doubled its holdings in Texas.
Energy Metals chief executive Paul Matysek saw the merger as a key step in maintaining the company's position in the United States market.
Denison Mines Inc., which is a stakeholder in EMC, completed its IPO in March, raising $75 million in the process. Denison is a player in Canada's Athabasca Basin in western Canada. The region accounts for approximately 32% of the world's uranium supply.
Another player in the Athabasca Basin is
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX Venture: BAY - News), which was formed through the merger of Bayswater Ventures Corp. and Pathfinder Resources Ltd. in mid-August. Just months before the deal was completed, Bayswater Ventures raised $10 million in a private placement. Since completing that merger, BAY is now poised to more aggressively pursue the "yellow cake."Since the merger, Bayswater wasted no time in moving against its holdings, announcing several geological actions intent on developing its projects in other Canadian uranium hot spots in the Hermitage Flexure Belt in Newfoundland, the Central Mineral Belt in Labrador and, most recently, the Thelon Basin 350 km north of Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, which Bayswater says "shares many geological characteristics." "Thelon Basin uranium properties indicate that a large number of radiometric anomalies have been outlined in areas favorable for unconformity type uranium deposits," Bayswater stated in a Sept. 1 announcement.
Further consolidation in the uranium mining industry is expected as the price of uranium rises and nuclear power plant construction worldwide drives up demand for the "yellow cake," though much of that M&A activity is likely to continue among Canadian companies due to the concentration of uranium mining stocks traded in that market.
Note to Editors: "News Features" are stories provided to publishers copyright-free for print or online display at no charge. All we ask is that publishers include our byline (AXcess News) as the source, and a link to our Web site: http://www.axcessnews.com. If you are interested in displaying our news on a regular basis, please contact our editorial department at: 775-841-5368.
Seht auch mal die Kurse der beiden Mitbewerber an, da hat Bayswater noch viel Luft nach oben.
Energy Metals Corp 3,90 EUR
Denison Mines Inc. 10,61 EUR
Energy Metals Corp 3,90 EUR
Denison Mines Inc. 10,61 EUR
Hallo ist hier noch jemand da, kann da einer mal was dazu sagen zu Bayswater.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.047.120 von PFIP am 19.09.06 18:47:28neeeeeeeee alle geflüchtet nach dem Kursverfall. Keine angst man muss nur nich jeden tag reinschauen
Geduld ist hier 1. Gebot, wenn Uran gefördert wird, wird der kurs in ungeahnte höhen schiessen. Wenn nicht tja dann kannste dir die papiere nach hause bringen lassen und als klopapier benutzen
Geduld ist hier 1. Gebot, wenn Uran gefördert wird, wird der kurs in ungeahnte höhen schiessen. Wenn nicht tja dann kannste dir die papiere nach hause bringen lassen und als klopapier benutzen
Sehr gute News eben über den Ticker gekommen !!!
Bayswater Identifies Multiple Uranium Targets in North Thelon Basin
Thursday September 21, 7:45 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Sept. 21, 2006) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY - News; FWB:B2V) reports that 18 high priority radiometric targets have been identified from its recently completed airborne survey in the North Thelon Basin, Nunavut. The radiometric anomalies are all located in favorable geologic settings for unconformity-type uranium deposits, the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world. Although the survey data is still being processed, the information of sufficient quality that crews have been mobilized to the targets for initial preliminary follow-up ground prospecting. A large number of additional favorable radiometric anomalies have also been identified from the survey that are not being followed-up at this time due to the remaining short field season.
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The airborne radiometric surveys consisted of 21,325 line kilometres on land holdings located in Nunavut, west of Baker Lake. Properties covered by the survey include i) 100% owned land comprising 522,967 acres in five claim blocks and ii) joint venture land with Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SBW - News) in which the Company holds a 50% interest in 330,794 acres in two permit blocks. Further information about the North Thelon Basin is available on Bayswater's Website at http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NorthThelon.asp.
About the Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada
Located in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Canada, the Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, approximately 350 km to the south in Saskatchewan. Numerous high-grade unconformity-style uranium deposits have been identified within the Athabasca Basin, and mining of these deposits currently generates approximately one third of the world's uranium production. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major basement structural features and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-type uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits within the Thelon Basin area are AREVA Resources Canada Inc's Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in 3.65 million acres representing more than 1/3 of the available exploration land in the Basin. Other major companies exploring the Basin include Cameco (TSX:CCO - News)/Uravan (TSX VENTURE:UVN - News) joint venture and US-based Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX:URE - News).
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corporation is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George Leary is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Contact:
John Gomez
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Manager, Investor Relations
(604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
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Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Identifies Multiple Uranium Targets in North Thelon Basin
Thursday September 21, 7:45 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Sept. 21, 2006) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY - News; FWB:B2V) reports that 18 high priority radiometric targets have been identified from its recently completed airborne survey in the North Thelon Basin, Nunavut. The radiometric anomalies are all located in favorable geologic settings for unconformity-type uranium deposits, the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world. Although the survey data is still being processed, the information of sufficient quality that crews have been mobilized to the targets for initial preliminary follow-up ground prospecting. A large number of additional favorable radiometric anomalies have also been identified from the survey that are not being followed-up at this time due to the remaining short field season.
ADVERTISEMENT
The airborne radiometric surveys consisted of 21,325 line kilometres on land holdings located in Nunavut, west of Baker Lake. Properties covered by the survey include i) 100% owned land comprising 522,967 acres in five claim blocks and ii) joint venture land with Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SBW - News) in which the Company holds a 50% interest in 330,794 acres in two permit blocks. Further information about the North Thelon Basin is available on Bayswater's Website at http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NorthThelon.asp.
About the Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada
Located in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Canada, the Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, approximately 350 km to the south in Saskatchewan. Numerous high-grade unconformity-style uranium deposits have been identified within the Athabasca Basin, and mining of these deposits currently generates approximately one third of the world's uranium production. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major basement structural features and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-type uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits within the Thelon Basin area are AREVA Resources Canada Inc's Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in 3.65 million acres representing more than 1/3 of the available exploration land in the Basin. Other major companies exploring the Basin include Cameco (TSX:CCO - News)/Uravan (TSX VENTURE:UVN - News) joint venture and US-based Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX:URE - News).
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corporation is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George Leary is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Contact:
John Gomez
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Manager, Investor Relations
(604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
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Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Wie sieht es vorbörslich aus ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.082.881 von TopShoot am 21.09.06 14:42:54BID ist gut gefüllt...
1 oiro heute ?
Verstehe nicht warum die nach so einer Meldung verliert ?
Wo einmal BV gepuscht hat da ist der normale Kurs im Eimer
Wo einmal BV gepuscht hat da ist der normale Kurs im Eimer
Toppi, es ist m.E. das Marktumfeld für Rohstoffe generell. Viele Substanzwerte kannst Du doch jetzt zu Ausverkaufspreisen haben.
Schau Dir Osisko an.........auch so ein Teil.
Dabei hat ja der Uranpreis am wenigsten verloren.
Warten wir mal Januar ab............
Schau Dir Osisko an.........auch so ein Teil.
Dabei hat ja der Uranpreis am wenigsten verloren.
Warten wir mal Januar ab............
Kam gerade über Ticker:
Bayswater identifiziert zahlreiche Uranzielflächen im North Thelon Basin
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Vancouver, BC, Kanada (ots) - 21. September 2006 - Bayswater
Uranium Corporation (Frankfurt WKN A0KE57; ISIN CA0731731067)
berichtet, dass 18 radiometrische Zielflächen hoher Priorität bei
seiner kürzlich abgeschlossenen Luftuntersuchung im North Thelon
Basin, Nunavut, gefunden wurden. Die radiometrischen Anomalien
befinden sich alle in günstigen geologischen Rahmenbedingungen für
diskordante Typen von Uranlagerstätten, den hochgradigsten
Uranlagerstätten der Welt. Obwohl sich die Untersuchungsdaten noch in
Bearbeitung finden, ist die Information von ausreichender Qualität,
sodass Bohrmannschaften zu den Zielflächen mobilisiert wurden, um
erste anschließende Bodenschürfproben vorzunehmen. Zahlreiche weitere
vorteilhafte radiometrische Anomalien wurden ebenfalls bei der
Untersuchung identifiziert, denen derzeit noch nicht näher
nachgegangen werden kann aufgrund der kurzen verbleibenden
Feldsaison.
Die radiometrische Untersuchung aus der Luft bestand aus 21.325
Linienkilometern auf Landbesitzen, die sich in Nunavut befinden,
westlich von Baker Lake. Liegenschaften, die untersucht wurden, haben
folgende Merkmale: i) 100%-iger Landbesitz bestehend aus 522.967 Acre
in fünf Claimblocks und ii) Joint-Venture-Gebiet mit "Strongbow
Exploration Inc.", in dem Bayswater einen 50%-igen Anteil auf zwei
Lizenzblocks hält. Weitere Informationen über das North Thelon Basin
sind auf Bayswaters Website unter
http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NorthThelon.asp. verfügbar.
Über das Thelon-Becken, Kanada
Das Thelon-Becken liegt in den Northwest Territories und Nunavut und
stellt ein unterexploriertes, großes Sandsteinbecken dar, das viele
geologische Charakteristiken mit dem Athabasca-Becken teilt, das sich
etwa 350 km südlich davon in Saskatchewan befindet. Zahlreiche
hochgradige Uranlagerstätten des diskordanten Typs wurden innerhalb
des Athabasca-Beckens entdeckt. Der Abbau dieser Lagerstätten ist
gegenwärtig für ein Drittel der weltweiten Uranproduktion
verantwortlich. Ähnlichkeiten zwischen dem Athabasca- und
Thelon-Becken beinhalten das Vorhandensein von günstigem
Fundamentgestein und Gestein, das Mineralisierung beherbergt, große
strukturelle Fundamentmerkmale und vor allem bekannte Vorkommen von
Uranmineralisierung. Die wichtigsten Lagerstätten innerhalb des
Thelon-Beckens sind die Kiggavik-, Andrew Lake- und END-Lagerstätten
(der Kiggavik-Verlauf) von " AREVA Resources Canada Inc ", welche
etwa 131 Mio. Pfund U3O8 beherbergen. Bayswater Uranium ist der
größte Landbesitzer im Thelon-Becken mit Anteilen auf 3,65 Mio. Acre,
was mehr als einem Drittel der erhältlichen Explorationsflächen im
Becken entspricht. Andere große Unternehmen, die in diesem Becken
explorieren, sind die "Cameco"/"Uravan"-JV und "Ur-Energy Inc.".
Über Bayswater Uranium Corporation - Das
Super-Junior-Uran-UnternehmenTM
Als einziger Uranexplorer mit großen Landbesitzen in allen
wichtigen kanadischen Produktions- und Explorationsregionen - dem
Athabasca-Becken, dem "Central Mineral Belt" und dem Thelon-Becken -
ist Bayswater Uranium Corp. gut positioniert, um ein Marktführer in
der Uranexploration zu sein. Bayswater kombiniert die Erfahrung
seines technischen und leitenden Teams mit einer großen,
rohstoffreichen und abwechslungsreichen Grundlage an Liegenschaften.
Das Ergebnis ist ein Super-Junior-Uran-UnternehmenTM mit einer
Aktienliquidität und Marktkapitalisierung, welche sowohl dem privaten
als auch dem institutionellen Anlagepublikum großen Wert
bereitstellen. Für weitere Informationen besuchen Sie bitte
www.bayswateruranium.com.
Die Explorationsaktivitäten finden unter der Aufsicht von George
M. Leary, Vorstandvorsitzender des Unternehmens, und Victor Tanaka,
COO, statt. Beide sind qualifizierte Personen laut NI 43-101. Für die
technischen Informationen dieser Pressemitteilung ist George Leary
verantwortlich.
Im Namen des Vorstands von:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
Vorstandvorsitzender
Originaltext: Bayswater Uranium Corp.
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ISIN: CA0731731067
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Tel. +1 604 687-2153
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Bayswater identifiziert zahlreiche Uranzielflächen im North Thelon Basin
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Vancouver, BC, Kanada (ots) - 21. September 2006 - Bayswater
Uranium Corporation (Frankfurt WKN A0KE57; ISIN CA0731731067)
berichtet, dass 18 radiometrische Zielflächen hoher Priorität bei
seiner kürzlich abgeschlossenen Luftuntersuchung im North Thelon
Basin, Nunavut, gefunden wurden. Die radiometrischen Anomalien
befinden sich alle in günstigen geologischen Rahmenbedingungen für
diskordante Typen von Uranlagerstätten, den hochgradigsten
Uranlagerstätten der Welt. Obwohl sich die Untersuchungsdaten noch in
Bearbeitung finden, ist die Information von ausreichender Qualität,
sodass Bohrmannschaften zu den Zielflächen mobilisiert wurden, um
erste anschließende Bodenschürfproben vorzunehmen. Zahlreiche weitere
vorteilhafte radiometrische Anomalien wurden ebenfalls bei der
Untersuchung identifiziert, denen derzeit noch nicht näher
nachgegangen werden kann aufgrund der kurzen verbleibenden
Feldsaison.
Die radiometrische Untersuchung aus der Luft bestand aus 21.325
Linienkilometern auf Landbesitzen, die sich in Nunavut befinden,
westlich von Baker Lake. Liegenschaften, die untersucht wurden, haben
folgende Merkmale: i) 100%-iger Landbesitz bestehend aus 522.967 Acre
in fünf Claimblocks und ii) Joint-Venture-Gebiet mit "Strongbow
Exploration Inc.", in dem Bayswater einen 50%-igen Anteil auf zwei
Lizenzblocks hält. Weitere Informationen über das North Thelon Basin
sind auf Bayswaters Website unter
http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NorthThelon.asp. verfügbar.
Über das Thelon-Becken, Kanada
Das Thelon-Becken liegt in den Northwest Territories und Nunavut und
stellt ein unterexploriertes, großes Sandsteinbecken dar, das viele
geologische Charakteristiken mit dem Athabasca-Becken teilt, das sich
etwa 350 km südlich davon in Saskatchewan befindet. Zahlreiche
hochgradige Uranlagerstätten des diskordanten Typs wurden innerhalb
des Athabasca-Beckens entdeckt. Der Abbau dieser Lagerstätten ist
gegenwärtig für ein Drittel der weltweiten Uranproduktion
verantwortlich. Ähnlichkeiten zwischen dem Athabasca- und
Thelon-Becken beinhalten das Vorhandensein von günstigem
Fundamentgestein und Gestein, das Mineralisierung beherbergt, große
strukturelle Fundamentmerkmale und vor allem bekannte Vorkommen von
Uranmineralisierung. Die wichtigsten Lagerstätten innerhalb des
Thelon-Beckens sind die Kiggavik-, Andrew Lake- und END-Lagerstätten
(der Kiggavik-Verlauf) von " AREVA Resources Canada Inc ", welche
etwa 131 Mio. Pfund U3O8 beherbergen. Bayswater Uranium ist der
größte Landbesitzer im Thelon-Becken mit Anteilen auf 3,65 Mio. Acre,
was mehr als einem Drittel der erhältlichen Explorationsflächen im
Becken entspricht. Andere große Unternehmen, die in diesem Becken
explorieren, sind die "Cameco"/"Uravan"-JV und "Ur-Energy Inc.".
Über Bayswater Uranium Corporation - Das
Super-Junior-Uran-UnternehmenTM
Als einziger Uranexplorer mit großen Landbesitzen in allen
wichtigen kanadischen Produktions- und Explorationsregionen - dem
Athabasca-Becken, dem "Central Mineral Belt" und dem Thelon-Becken -
ist Bayswater Uranium Corp. gut positioniert, um ein Marktführer in
der Uranexploration zu sein. Bayswater kombiniert die Erfahrung
seines technischen und leitenden Teams mit einer großen,
rohstoffreichen und abwechslungsreichen Grundlage an Liegenschaften.
Das Ergebnis ist ein Super-Junior-Uran-UnternehmenTM mit einer
Aktienliquidität und Marktkapitalisierung, welche sowohl dem privaten
als auch dem institutionellen Anlagepublikum großen Wert
bereitstellen. Für weitere Informationen besuchen Sie bitte
www.bayswateruranium.com.
Die Explorationsaktivitäten finden unter der Aufsicht von George
M. Leary, Vorstandvorsitzender des Unternehmens, und Victor Tanaka,
COO, statt. Beide sind qualifizierte Personen laut NI 43-101. Für die
technischen Informationen dieser Pressemitteilung ist George Leary
verantwortlich.
Im Namen des Vorstands von:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
Vorstandvorsitzender
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.101.131 von loui2005 am 22.09.06 13:01:58Bid vorbörslich 1,35Can$ .... bin mal gespannt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.103.247 von kia74 am 22.09.06 15:05:51
0,95€ umgerechnet?? Hier steht der Kurs bei 0,88€
0,95€ umgerechnet?? Hier steht der Kurs bei 0,88€
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.103.458 von Activia am 22.09.06 15:13:09Bid und Ask sind voll.....gleich knallts hoch
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.109.889 von kia74 am 22.09.06 19:35:01ein zaghaftes JUHUUUU
Wenn ich richtig umgerechnet habe, müßte Bayswater bei 1,01 € stehen. Da hat Deutschland wohl irgenwie den Kurs verschlafen. In Kanada gute Umsätze bei wieder steigenden Kursen. Da wird schnell in D die Aufholjagd beginnen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.169.558 von Karpow am 24.09.06 19:56:53Die Frage ist, wie Du rechnest. Google sagt 1.30 Canadian dollars = 0.909070395 Euro
Hast Recht! Wollte keine Fehlinformation verbreiten. Der Kurs ist tatsächlich korrekt gerechnet 0,910692 €. Hat sich irgendwo der Fehlerteufel eingeschlichen. Sorry!
Halllolllllo was ist da los -10% lauter verrückte oder was
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.188.163 von PFIP am 25.09.06 16:45:44Hallo, an ALLE die hier mit Interesse dabei sind: hat jemand noch andere Informationsquellen bzgl. der Investorenkonferenz gestern ?? Auf Stockhouse steht nicht allzuviel, und angemeldet war ich nicht
die hier mit Interesse dabei sind: hat jemand noch andere Informationsquellen bzgl. der Investorenkonferenz gestern ?? Auf Stockhouse steht nicht allzuviel, und angemeldet war ich nicht
Ask bei 0,84 €
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.191.510 von hsba am 25.09.06 19:18:42wer verschenkt seine Aktien denn hier?
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP. WKN Börse Kurs Trade Vol. Tages Vol. Zeit Datum Bid Bid Vol. Ask Ask Vol. T.hoch T.tief Vortag Diff. Änd. Realtime
A0KE57 FRA 0,87 3.000 3.000 16:11 25.09.2006 0,81 3.000 0,84 3.000 0,90 0,87 0,90 -0,03 -3,33% ja
A0KE57 FRA 0,87 3.000 3.000 16:11 25.09.2006 0,81 3.000 0,84 3.000 0,90 0,87 0,90 -0,03 -3,33% ja
wer hat Kurs in Canada?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.191.555 von hsba am 25.09.06 19:20:36s.u.
Wahnsinn ist schon was besonderes seit wohl alle sprachlos mit dem Kursverlauf macht ja nichts aus dann schreib ich halt mal so lala.
Also wenn diese bis ende diesen Jahres nichts wird dann benutzt ich Papiere als sososo...
Was ist mit den Gebieten die tolle Ergebnisse nachwiesen, bei solchen Nachrichten sollte ein Unternehmen mit dieser Grössenordnung nach oben gehen und nicht nach unten.
Also bringt endliche Fakten Fakten Fakten.
Also wenn diese bis ende diesen Jahres nichts wird dann benutzt ich Papiere als sososo...
Was ist mit den Gebieten die tolle Ergebnisse nachwiesen, bei solchen Nachrichten sollte ein Unternehmen mit dieser Grössenordnung nach oben gehen und nicht nach unten.
Also bringt endliche Fakten Fakten Fakten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.218.482 von PFIP am 26.09.06 21:33:23Das ist Fakt:
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Bayswater Uranium Corporation (BAY) As of September 25th, 2006
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Nature of transaction Securities # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Sep 22/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.230
Sep 22/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -44,400 $1.240
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.260
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.270
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.240
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.280
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.260
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.250
Sep 21/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -44,400 $1.230
Sep 21/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.240
Einer der Bosse macht mal wieder Kasse. Ín den Can Boards wird geflüstert, das Dines auch am verkaufen ist (hält 7%), wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe, um den Kurs auf 0,50 zu drücken, warum auch immer...
Bei den gemeldeten Aussichten verstehe das wer will, oder ein erneuter geplanter Deal, um Dir und mir die Kohle aus der Tasche zu ziehen.
Gruss
Beuer
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Bayswater Uranium Corporation (BAY) As of September 25th, 2006
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Nature of transaction Securities # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Sep 22/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.230
Sep 22/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -44,400 $1.240
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.260
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.270
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.240
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $1.280
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.260
Sep 22/06 Sep 21/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.250
Sep 21/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -44,400 $1.230
Sep 21/06 Sep 20/06 Reynolds, Damien Edward 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.240
Einer der Bosse macht mal wieder Kasse. Ín den Can Boards wird geflüstert, das Dines auch am verkaufen ist (hält 7%), wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe, um den Kurs auf 0,50 zu drücken, warum auch immer...
Bei den gemeldeten Aussichten verstehe das wer will, oder ein erneuter geplanter Deal, um Dir und mir die Kohle aus der Tasche zu ziehen.
Gruss
Beuer
D.Reynolds hat seinen Bestand von 3,9 Millionen Aktien auf 3,6 Mio. verringert. Er tanzt auf vielen Hochzeiten, was hoffentlich die Erklärung des Teilverkaufes ist.
Die Meßdaten werden dzt. analysiert, Bodenmannschaften erkunden die besten gemessenen Gebiete.
Es ist Ruhe und Zuwarten angesagt, man muß BAY auch Zeit zum Arbeiten geben!
I keep, you should too!
c_t_g
Die Meßdaten werden dzt. analysiert, Bodenmannschaften erkunden die besten gemessenen Gebiete.
Es ist Ruhe und Zuwarten angesagt, man muß BAY auch Zeit zum Arbeiten geben!
I keep
, you should too!c_t_g
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.220.645 von Beuer am 26.09.06 22:35:40Hi Beuer,
waren fast zeitgleich; ich finde mein posting aussagekräftiger
Du räumst der (tw. mißverstandenen) Aussage eines Kandi-Users zuviel Gewicht ein; der hat vielleicht Frust, weil er beim ATH gekauft hat, soll es ja bei uns auch geben!
Keep und schau dir mal das Labr.- Explorationsgebiet an und - vor allem - was da so rundherum rausgeholt wird!
Stay long, keep , warst es doch bis heute auch
waren fast zeitgleich; ich finde mein posting aussagekräftiger
Du räumst der (tw. mißverstandenen) Aussage eines Kandi-Users zuviel Gewicht ein; der hat vielleicht Frust, weil er beim ATH gekauft hat, soll es ja bei uns auch geben!
Keep
und schau dir mal das Labr.- Explorationsgebiet an und - vor allem - was da so rundherum rausgeholt wird!Stay long, keep
, warst es doch bis heute auch
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.220.669 von close_the_gap am 26.09.06 22:36:54close_the_gap freu mich Dich auch mal wieder zu sehen.
Wie siehst Du die Verkäufe? Dürfte morgen in D auch noch mal n Einbruch geben. Was mich daran stört, das der Kursverfall unter verhältnismässig hohem Volumen stattfindet. Eigentlich kein gutes Zeichen.
Was mich wundert, warum Reynolds nicht ein paar Tage früher verkauft hat, wäre doch einiges an Oiros mehr gewesen (5. u. 6. Sept, immerhin 40 Cent mehr...
Gruss
Beuer
Wie siehst Du die Verkäufe? Dürfte morgen in D auch noch mal n Einbruch geben. Was mich daran stört, das der Kursverfall unter verhältnismässig hohem Volumen stattfindet. Eigentlich kein gutes Zeichen.
Was mich wundert, warum Reynolds nicht ein paar Tage früher verkauft hat, wäre doch einiges an Oiros mehr gewesen (5. u. 6. Sept, immerhin 40 Cent mehr...
Gruss
Beuer
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.220.891 von Beuer am 26.09.06 22:45:52uuups, warste mit der Antwort schneller als die Frage
nich schlecht.
Bin und bleibe dabei, hin und her macht Taschen leer...
Gruss
Beuer
nich schlecht.
Bin und bleibe dabei, hin und her macht Taschen leer...
Gruss
Beuer
Nochmals zum Nachlesen die letzte News:
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Sep 21, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY)(FWB:B2V) reports that 18 high priority radiometric targets have been identified from its recently completed airborne survey in the North Thelon Basin, Nunavut. The radiometric anomalies are all located in favorable geologic settings for unconformity-type uranium deposits, the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world. Although the survey data is still being processed, the information of sufficient quality that crews have been mobilized to the targets for initial preliminary follow-up ground prospecting. A large number of additional favorable radiometric anomalies have also been identified from the survey that are not being followed-up at this time due to the remaining short field season.
The airborne radiometric surveys consisted of 21,325 line kilometres on land holdings located in Nunavut, west of Baker Lake. Properties covered by the survey include i) 100% owned land comprising 522,967 acres in five claim blocks and ii) joint venture land with Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SBW) in which the Company holds a 50% interest in 330,794 acres in two permit blocks. Further information about the North Thelon Basin is available on Bayswater's Website at http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NorthThelon.asp..
About the Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada
Located in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Canada, the Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, approximately 350 km to the south in Saskatchewan. Numerous high-grade unconformity-style uranium deposits have been identified within the Athabasca Basin, and mining of these deposits currently generates approximately one third of the world's uranium production. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major basement structural features and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-type uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits within the Thelon Basin area are AREVA Resources Canada Inc's Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in 3.65 million acres representing more than 1/3 of the available exploration land in the Basin. Other major companies exploring the Basin include Cameco (TSX:CCO)/Uravan (TSX VENTURE:UVN) joint venture and US-based Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX:URE).
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corporation is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George Leary is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Sep 21, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY)(FWB:B2V) reports that 18 high priority radiometric targets have been identified from its recently completed airborne survey in the North Thelon Basin, Nunavut. The radiometric anomalies are all located in favorable geologic settings for unconformity-type uranium deposits, the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world. Although the survey data is still being processed, the information of sufficient quality that crews have been mobilized to the targets for initial preliminary follow-up ground prospecting. A large number of additional favorable radiometric anomalies have also been identified from the survey that are not being followed-up at this time due to the remaining short field season.
The airborne radiometric surveys consisted of 21,325 line kilometres on land holdings located in Nunavut, west of Baker Lake. Properties covered by the survey include i) 100% owned land comprising 522,967 acres in five claim blocks and ii) joint venture land with Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SBW) in which the Company holds a 50% interest in 330,794 acres in two permit blocks. Further information about the North Thelon Basin is available on Bayswater's Website at http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NorthThelon.asp..
About the Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada
Located in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Canada, the Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, approximately 350 km to the south in Saskatchewan. Numerous high-grade unconformity-style uranium deposits have been identified within the Athabasca Basin, and mining of these deposits currently generates approximately one third of the world's uranium production. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major basement structural features and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-type uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits within the Thelon Basin area are AREVA Resources Canada Inc's Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in 3.65 million acres representing more than 1/3 of the available exploration land in the Basin. Other major companies exploring the Basin include Cameco (TSX:CCO)/Uravan (TSX VENTURE:UVN) joint venture and US-based Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX:URE).
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corporation is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George Leary is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.220.986 von close_the_gap am 26.09.06 22:49:55Hab das Ding im Depot um in fünf Jahren meine neu gebaute Hütte
(zu DM Zeiten wars noch 7 stellig) abzulösen. Klappts nicht,
Zwangsversteigerung...
Gruss
Beuer
(zu DM Zeiten wars noch 7 stellig
) abzulösen. Klappts nicht,Zwangsversteigerung...
Gruss
Beuer
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.220.942 von Beuer am 26.09.06 22:47:55Hi Beuer,
rechne dir mal aus, was Reynolds so an Dollars nur in BAY hält - der tanzt aber bei noch zehn anderen Firmen auch mit. Er ist ein Zocker, da muß man schon genau schaun, was er so macht!
Mein Umgang mit BAY:
Hab den großen Schub mitgemacht, bin vorm Urlaub raus, hab ne Limitorder gesetzt, die nachm Urlaub erfüllt war. Hab bei 1,1 überlegt, das Spiel nochmals zu machen, habs verpaßt!
Warum diese Spielchen:
WEIL ICH KORREKTUREN BEI BAY LOCKER AUSSITZEN KANN
Bin sehr überzeugt vom Gebiet, dem board und dem Thema!
Gruß!
rechne dir mal aus, was Reynolds so an Dollars nur in BAY hält - der tanzt aber bei noch zehn anderen Firmen auch mit. Er ist ein Zocker, da muß man schon genau schaun, was er so macht!
Mein Umgang mit BAY:
Hab den großen Schub mitgemacht, bin vorm Urlaub raus, hab ne Limitorder gesetzt, die nachm Urlaub erfüllt war. Hab bei 1,1 überlegt, das Spiel nochmals zu machen, habs verpaßt!
Warum diese Spielchen:
WEIL ICH KORREKTUREN BEI BAY LOCKER AUSSITZEN KANN
Bin sehr überzeugt vom Gebiet, dem board und dem Thema!
Gruß!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.221.062 von Beuer am 26.09.06 22:53:53et klappt - kanns zwar nicht garantieren, glaub aber fest dran.
Du weißt, Glaube kann Berge versetzen!
N8!
Du weißt, Glaube kann Berge versetzen!
N8!
14:36:51_________0,730___________1.000
09:12:59_________0,740___________700
09:11:52_________0,740___________1.800
09:06:37_________0,750___________2.500
09:06:35_________0,750___________2.200
Schade dass Pipifax auf diese weise den Kurs runterprügeln kann.
Das ginge natürlich in die andere Richtung auch, Aussage hat das aber alles keine.
Ich habe Respekt vor dem kleinen Geldbeutel, hoffentlich geht eure Spekulation auf, rauf geht es abrupt, runter in Stufen; auf einen fahrenden Zug zu springen, will gelernt sein. Ich hab Computer im Hinterhalt, RT sowieso und bin trotzdem schon oft auf die Schnauze gefallen
c_t_g
09:12:59_________0,740___________700
09:11:52_________0,740___________1.800
09:06:37_________0,750___________2.500
09:06:35_________0,750___________2.200
Schade dass Pipifax auf diese weise den Kurs runterprügeln kann.
Das ginge natürlich in die andere Richtung auch, Aussage hat das aber alles keine.
Ich habe Respekt vor dem kleinen Geldbeutel, hoffentlich geht eure Spekulation auf, rauf geht es abrupt, runter in Stufen; auf einen fahrenden Zug zu springen, will gelernt sein. Ich hab Computer im Hinterhalt, RT sowieso und bin trotzdem schon oft auf die Schnauze gefallen
c_t_g
Nettes Volumen drüben.
ja nettes volumen aber nichts dahinter
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.234.754 von loui2005 am 27.09.06 16:22:39leider für die falsche richtung
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.239.569 von Highnoon120 am 27.09.06 19:26:35hält sich aber wacker muss man sagen
SK 1.10 CAN$ = 0.7793 EUR
sampler
sampler
icfh bleib hier drin, bis mich das ding zum millionär gemacht
oder auch nicht
oder auch nicht
Bayswater Uranium Corporation: Labrador Uranium Project Update
Monday October 2, 8:15 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Oct. 2, 2006) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY - News; FWB:B2V) -
ADVERTISEMENT
- Airborne survey completed
- 80 high priority radiometric targets identified
- 12 uranium mineralized and/or radioactive zones of interest discovered to date
- Assays confirm first new uranium discoveries on Labrador Land Holdings
- Stipec River Zone A returns assay values in 7 grab samples ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8
- Kanairiktok Bay Rossing target returns assay values in eight 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8 with one sample returning greater than 1.0% U3O8
- Dandy Rossing target discovered along extension of Kanairiktok Bay Prospect with large zone of uranium oxide mineralization in granite/alaskite dyke swarm--Channel sample assays pending
- Jeans Pond pegmatites return assay values in 5 grab samples ranging from 0.12 to 1.40% combined light rare earth elements
- Jeans Pond red sandstone boulders assay 1.12% and 2.49% U3O8
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (the "Company") reports that its airborne radiometric and magnetic survey comprising a total of about 41,000 line kilometers on all its Labrador uranium land holdings has been completed. The airborne data is currently being processed and final map products are in preparation by Fugro. Numerous radiometric anomalies have been generated from the survey and 80 high priority targets for IOCG and Rossing type uranium deposits have been selected for follow-up prospecting this field season. To date, follow-up prospecting by a crew of 8 prospectors and 2 geologists with helicopter support on these radiometric targets has led to the discovery of several uranium mineralized zones and other radioactive zones of interest with potentially significant uranium mineralization such that the company now has 12 uranium prospects/targets and 1 light rare earth element mineralized area of interest. The Company's goal is to bring most of these targets to the drill stage by the end of this current project. About half of them are ready for drill testing now.
The Company also reports that assay results, which have only been received from initial samples collected from early uranium discoveries as previously reported in News Release dated August 28, 2006, generally confirm the presence of uranium in contents consistent with scintillometer readings.
An update on previously reported discoveries as described in News Release dated August 28, 2006 and a brief description of more recent discoveries by the Company's prospecting crew are briefly described below.
IOCG and/or FAULT CONTROLLED TARGETS
Anna Lake Boulder Train: This prospect is located along the northern margin of the historic uranium district about 10 km west of the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora. The target consists of an extensive uraniferous boulder train in gossaneous garnet-biotite schist with grab sample values, based on sampling done by Brinco in the 1970's, ranging from 1.0% to 3.05% U3O8 from 8 samples of the best of 2000 radioactive boulders identified. Assays from three of seven grab samples collected by the Company this year from typical mineralized boulders confirmed the uraniferous nature of the boulders and returned values ranging from 0.132% to 0.357% U3O8. Boulders are typically angular to sub-rounded and indicate a proximal bedrock source area. The boulder train occurs along the southeast margin of a NE-SW trending linear, narrow magnetic high in association with a radiometric anomaly. Limited drilling by Brinco at one potential source area of the boulders returned 0.118% U3O8 over 1.5 metres and 0.10% U3O8 over 2.0 metres respectively in two separate, closely spaced drill holes. Mineralized boulders are typically gossanous and show evidence of appreciable original sulphide content, including pyrite. The Company is planning an EM survey over a strike length of 3.5 km on our claims in order to potentially trace mineralized zones in bedrock in order to define drill targets.
Stipec River Uranium Trend: Continued follow-up prospecting of a series of radiometric anomalies along a strike length of approximately 18 km within the northern portion of the Central Claim Block have identified a fourth uranium target of interest-"Zone D", in addition to Zones A, B and C as previously reported all in the southwestern portion of a NE-SW trending favourable belt of anomalies. These mineralized zones occur along the southern margin of a NE-SW trending, linear magnetic high. Also, these uranium targets are sedimentary hosted, shear, vein stockwork or disseminated-stratiform controlled and occur in a region of northwesterly directed thrust faulting. They occur off the northern flank of a region of high radiometric response that reflects granitic rocks to the south. The Anna Lake Prospect occurs about 22 km further to the northeast along this zone of thrusting and the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora Energy & Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU - News) hosted in granitic rocks occurs another 10 km further to the east from Anna Lake near the southern margin of this same zone of thrusting.
Stipec River Zone A Prospect: Assays from 7 grab samples from this highly radioactive zone returned values ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8. This mineralized zone has been traced for 200 metres along strike and ranges from 9 to locally 20 metres wide. It is open in both directions along strike. An EM survey is planned in order to trace the potential strike extent of the sulphidic and graphitic mineralized zone in order to expand and evaluate the strike extent of the zone prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone B Prospect: Assays from this prospect are pending. This prospect is characterized by a 2 to 4 metre thick, uraniferous, silicified sandstone unit traced for 200 metres along strike. The sandstone unit is hosted within a folded sedimentary sequence of conglomerates and cherts. The uraniferous unit typically returns up to greater than 5,000 cps with highest spectrometer values of 0.12% U. This showing occurs 6 km southwest and along strike from the Stipec Zone A Prospect.
Stipec River Zone C Prospect: Assays from 4 grab samples from this radioactive zone returned 0.04 to 0.10% U3O8. This target consists of widespread localized uraniferous zones hosted in complexly folded and faulted rocks sedimentary units equivalent to those of Zone A and Zone B showings. Intense quartz veining and stockwork veining containing pyrite and minor chalcopyrite characterize these uranium showings. Stipek River Zone C Prospect is located about 1 1/2 km northeast of the Zone B showing. Further work is required on this prospect prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone D Prospect: This is a newly discovered 600 metre long zone of radioactivity along a sandstone unit with scintillometer readings ranging from 1000 to 10,000 cps. It is located 1 1/2 km northwest of Zone B. Assays are pending.
Michelin Deposit Trend: Three strong linear to ovoid, 2 to 4 km long airborne radiometric anomalies (Ghost Lake Zone A, B and C) and other radiometric targets occur along strike southwest of the Michelin deposit on Bayswater claims over a distance of more than 30 km. This region is heavily covered by boulder train material. Magnetics indicate structural control of many of these anomalous features. One of these anomalous targets is the second strongest airborne radiometric anomaly within the Company's survey area. Further evaluation is ongoing of these targets.
Otter Lake Prospect Trend: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of 40 km on Bayswater ground along the southwesterly strike extension of the Otter Lake Prospect of Aurora. This region is also heavily covered by boulder train material. Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Sylvan Lake Group Anomalies: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of about 25 km within the Southwest Claim Block. These targets occur in areas underlain by favourable Sylvan Lake rhyolitic volcanics, coeval granites and major fault structures adjacent land held by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX - News). Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Jeans Pond Uranium Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of a uranium target from our prior compilation led to discovery of a few isolated boulders of highly radioactive red sandstone. Grab samples from two of these boulders assayed 1.12% and 2.49%. The source area of these boulders is probably to the southwest. Further prospecting of local up-ice airborne radiometric anomalies is underway.
ROSSING TARGETS
The North and Northwest Claim Blocks blocks have potential primarily for Rossing type deposits. Rossing targets are characterized by disseminated uranium mineralization in favourable alaskitic intrusives localized in high-grade metamorphic terrain, including migmatites and pegmatitic phases, with associated gneissic domes and major fault structures. Radiometric anomalies are associated with such deposits; and extensive multielement lake sediment anomalies, present on the Company's claims, are believed reflective of such deposit environments.
Kanairiktok Bay-Dandy Prospects: The Company's expanded claim staking, airborne survey and follow-up prospecting in the area of the previously discovered Kanairiktok Bay Prospect in the North Claim Block has identified a major extension to the northwest and north of the Kanairiktok Bay Prospect. The area of interest now consists of a 6 km long arcuate zone of alaskitic/granite dyke swarms within basement granitic gneiss peripheral to a strong magnetic low that reflects an aplite/granite stock. The dyke swarm ranges from 200 to 750 metres wide. Dykes within the swarm are up to about 50 metres wide and are typically linear, lensoid or irregular in shape, either parallel the trend of the dyke swarm or occur in enechelon swarms at acute angles to the overall trend of the dyke swarm. Dykes within the dyke swarm are commonly radioactive. Two main zones of anomalous radioactivity and mineralization have been identified to date. One includes the Kanairiktok Prospect where localized sporadic zones of high radioactivity in alaskitic dykes over an area of several hundred square metres have returned assays from four 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8. One channel sample returned an assay of greater than 1.0% U3O8. The newly discovered Dandy Prospect, 3 1/2 km northwest of the Kanairiktok Prospect, is characterized by high radioactivity of up to 8700 cps along a continuous mineralized zone measuring over 30 metres wide and about 250 metres long. One central section along this zone exposes extensive radioactive yellow uranium oxide mineralization over the width of the zone for over 100 metres along strike. This zone is open along strike. Channel samples across this zone are pending. Drill targets are taking shape on this target area and further prospecting of the dyke swarm and adjacent areas is on-going. The geologic setting, character and size potential of the Kanairiktok and Dandy Prospects appears favourably comparable to the Rossing deposit in Namibia.
Stomach Lake Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of this 20 km long radioactive boulder train has identified three potential source areas that occur in areas of overburden in association with magnetically indicated fault structures. Radioactive boulders consist of pink alaskitic granite and migmatite with total counts ranging from 1000 to 8,000 cps with highest uranium values based on hand held spectrometer measurements of 0.2% U. One grab sample from this boulder train assayed 0.076% U3O8. The extent and volume of mineralized material, integrity of the boulder train and angular nature of many of the boulders indicates proximal source areas for this material.
Weekes-English Lake Area: Prospecting of this large radiometric anomaly is underway. Preliminary findings to date include granitic outcrops with spotty anomalous spectrometer readings of 6000-8000 cps. Further prospecting is being carried out on this target.
RARE EARTH ELEMENT TARGETS
Jeans Pond Prospect: Prospecting follow-up of a uranium target generated as a result of our prior compilation identified widespread occurrences of radioactive granite pegmatite bodies in outcrop in the Jeans Pond area in the southwestern portion of the North Claim Block. Assays from grab samples from five radioactive sites assayed 0.12 to 1.4% combined light rare earth elements including cerium, lanthanum, praseodymium and neodymium. The mineralized area occurs near the margin of a granitic stock. Further prospecting of this target and local airborne radiometric anomalies to the southwest is underway.
Prospecting and mapping of radiometric targets throughout the Company's large land holding will continue as long as weather permits. The Company has collected and is waiting the results of assaying on substantial numbers of additional grab rock samples from uranium mineralized and radioactive zones of interest throughout the project area and on continuous channel samples collected on the Dandy Prospect.
For a brief description of the IOCG and Rossing exploration deposit models refer to the Company's news release of January 28, 2006.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Vic Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, president of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950's. With further exploration in the 1960's and 1970's with rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SCH - News). Currently the Michelin uranium deposit is being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU - News) which at the end of January, 2006 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated resource of 22.2 million lbs U3O8 plus an additional inferred resource of 13.4 million lbs U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.113% U3O8 to a depth of approximately 600 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX VENTURE:CXX - News) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,200 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater's key projects with over 4,200 sq km of contiguous land along and adjacent the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling on the Michelin deposit by Aurora Energy Resources Inc., and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora and others working in the district. The Company's land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several new mineralized zones and a large number of recently defined unexplored radiometric anomalies occur within the Company's land holdings. Results from the survey as well as the Company's follow-up prospecting of high priority targets will be announced as results become available and have been reviewed by the Company. The Company is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Contact:
John Gomez
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Manager, Investor Relations
(604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
Monday October 2, 8:15 am ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Oct. 2, 2006) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY - News; FWB:B2V) -
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- Airborne survey completed
- 80 high priority radiometric targets identified
- 12 uranium mineralized and/or radioactive zones of interest discovered to date
- Assays confirm first new uranium discoveries on Labrador Land Holdings
- Stipec River Zone A returns assay values in 7 grab samples ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8
- Kanairiktok Bay Rossing target returns assay values in eight 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8 with one sample returning greater than 1.0% U3O8
- Dandy Rossing target discovered along extension of Kanairiktok Bay Prospect with large zone of uranium oxide mineralization in granite/alaskite dyke swarm--Channel sample assays pending
- Jeans Pond pegmatites return assay values in 5 grab samples ranging from 0.12 to 1.40% combined light rare earth elements
- Jeans Pond red sandstone boulders assay 1.12% and 2.49% U3O8
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (the "Company") reports that its airborne radiometric and magnetic survey comprising a total of about 41,000 line kilometers on all its Labrador uranium land holdings has been completed. The airborne data is currently being processed and final map products are in preparation by Fugro. Numerous radiometric anomalies have been generated from the survey and 80 high priority targets for IOCG and Rossing type uranium deposits have been selected for follow-up prospecting this field season. To date, follow-up prospecting by a crew of 8 prospectors and 2 geologists with helicopter support on these radiometric targets has led to the discovery of several uranium mineralized zones and other radioactive zones of interest with potentially significant uranium mineralization such that the company now has 12 uranium prospects/targets and 1 light rare earth element mineralized area of interest. The Company's goal is to bring most of these targets to the drill stage by the end of this current project. About half of them are ready for drill testing now.
The Company also reports that assay results, which have only been received from initial samples collected from early uranium discoveries as previously reported in News Release dated August 28, 2006, generally confirm the presence of uranium in contents consistent with scintillometer readings.
An update on previously reported discoveries as described in News Release dated August 28, 2006 and a brief description of more recent discoveries by the Company's prospecting crew are briefly described below.
IOCG and/or FAULT CONTROLLED TARGETS
Anna Lake Boulder Train: This prospect is located along the northern margin of the historic uranium district about 10 km west of the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora. The target consists of an extensive uraniferous boulder train in gossaneous garnet-biotite schist with grab sample values, based on sampling done by Brinco in the 1970's, ranging from 1.0% to 3.05% U3O8 from 8 samples of the best of 2000 radioactive boulders identified. Assays from three of seven grab samples collected by the Company this year from typical mineralized boulders confirmed the uraniferous nature of the boulders and returned values ranging from 0.132% to 0.357% U3O8. Boulders are typically angular to sub-rounded and indicate a proximal bedrock source area. The boulder train occurs along the southeast margin of a NE-SW trending linear, narrow magnetic high in association with a radiometric anomaly. Limited drilling by Brinco at one potential source area of the boulders returned 0.118% U3O8 over 1.5 metres and 0.10% U3O8 over 2.0 metres respectively in two separate, closely spaced drill holes. Mineralized boulders are typically gossanous and show evidence of appreciable original sulphide content, including pyrite. The Company is planning an EM survey over a strike length of 3.5 km on our claims in order to potentially trace mineralized zones in bedrock in order to define drill targets.
Stipec River Uranium Trend: Continued follow-up prospecting of a series of radiometric anomalies along a strike length of approximately 18 km within the northern portion of the Central Claim Block have identified a fourth uranium target of interest-"Zone D", in addition to Zones A, B and C as previously reported all in the southwestern portion of a NE-SW trending favourable belt of anomalies. These mineralized zones occur along the southern margin of a NE-SW trending, linear magnetic high. Also, these uranium targets are sedimentary hosted, shear, vein stockwork or disseminated-stratiform controlled and occur in a region of northwesterly directed thrust faulting. They occur off the northern flank of a region of high radiometric response that reflects granitic rocks to the south. The Anna Lake Prospect occurs about 22 km further to the northeast along this zone of thrusting and the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora Energy & Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU - News) hosted in granitic rocks occurs another 10 km further to the east from Anna Lake near the southern margin of this same zone of thrusting.
Stipec River Zone A Prospect: Assays from 7 grab samples from this highly radioactive zone returned values ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8. This mineralized zone has been traced for 200 metres along strike and ranges from 9 to locally 20 metres wide. It is open in both directions along strike. An EM survey is planned in order to trace the potential strike extent of the sulphidic and graphitic mineralized zone in order to expand and evaluate the strike extent of the zone prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone B Prospect: Assays from this prospect are pending. This prospect is characterized by a 2 to 4 metre thick, uraniferous, silicified sandstone unit traced for 200 metres along strike. The sandstone unit is hosted within a folded sedimentary sequence of conglomerates and cherts. The uraniferous unit typically returns up to greater than 5,000 cps with highest spectrometer values of 0.12% U. This showing occurs 6 km southwest and along strike from the Stipec Zone A Prospect.
Stipec River Zone C Prospect: Assays from 4 grab samples from this radioactive zone returned 0.04 to 0.10% U3O8. This target consists of widespread localized uraniferous zones hosted in complexly folded and faulted rocks sedimentary units equivalent to those of Zone A and Zone B showings. Intense quartz veining and stockwork veining containing pyrite and minor chalcopyrite characterize these uranium showings. Stipek River Zone C Prospect is located about 1 1/2 km northeast of the Zone B showing. Further work is required on this prospect prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone D Prospect: This is a newly discovered 600 metre long zone of radioactivity along a sandstone unit with scintillometer readings ranging from 1000 to 10,000 cps. It is located 1 1/2 km northwest of Zone B. Assays are pending.
Michelin Deposit Trend: Three strong linear to ovoid, 2 to 4 km long airborne radiometric anomalies (Ghost Lake Zone A, B and C) and other radiometric targets occur along strike southwest of the Michelin deposit on Bayswater claims over a distance of more than 30 km. This region is heavily covered by boulder train material. Magnetics indicate structural control of many of these anomalous features. One of these anomalous targets is the second strongest airborne radiometric anomaly within the Company's survey area. Further evaluation is ongoing of these targets.
Otter Lake Prospect Trend: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of 40 km on Bayswater ground along the southwesterly strike extension of the Otter Lake Prospect of Aurora. This region is also heavily covered by boulder train material. Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Sylvan Lake Group Anomalies: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of about 25 km within the Southwest Claim Block. These targets occur in areas underlain by favourable Sylvan Lake rhyolitic volcanics, coeval granites and major fault structures adjacent land held by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX - News). Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Jeans Pond Uranium Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of a uranium target from our prior compilation led to discovery of a few isolated boulders of highly radioactive red sandstone. Grab samples from two of these boulders assayed 1.12% and 2.49%. The source area of these boulders is probably to the southwest. Further prospecting of local up-ice airborne radiometric anomalies is underway.
ROSSING TARGETS
The North and Northwest Claim Blocks blocks have potential primarily for Rossing type deposits. Rossing targets are characterized by disseminated uranium mineralization in favourable alaskitic intrusives localized in high-grade metamorphic terrain, including migmatites and pegmatitic phases, with associated gneissic domes and major fault structures. Radiometric anomalies are associated with such deposits; and extensive multielement lake sediment anomalies, present on the Company's claims, are believed reflective of such deposit environments.
Kanairiktok Bay-Dandy Prospects: The Company's expanded claim staking, airborne survey and follow-up prospecting in the area of the previously discovered Kanairiktok Bay Prospect in the North Claim Block has identified a major extension to the northwest and north of the Kanairiktok Bay Prospect. The area of interest now consists of a 6 km long arcuate zone of alaskitic/granite dyke swarms within basement granitic gneiss peripheral to a strong magnetic low that reflects an aplite/granite stock. The dyke swarm ranges from 200 to 750 metres wide. Dykes within the swarm are up to about 50 metres wide and are typically linear, lensoid or irregular in shape, either parallel the trend of the dyke swarm or occur in enechelon swarms at acute angles to the overall trend of the dyke swarm. Dykes within the dyke swarm are commonly radioactive. Two main zones of anomalous radioactivity and mineralization have been identified to date. One includes the Kanairiktok Prospect where localized sporadic zones of high radioactivity in alaskitic dykes over an area of several hundred square metres have returned assays from four 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8. One channel sample returned an assay of greater than 1.0% U3O8. The newly discovered Dandy Prospect, 3 1/2 km northwest of the Kanairiktok Prospect, is characterized by high radioactivity of up to 8700 cps along a continuous mineralized zone measuring over 30 metres wide and about 250 metres long. One central section along this zone exposes extensive radioactive yellow uranium oxide mineralization over the width of the zone for over 100 metres along strike. This zone is open along strike. Channel samples across this zone are pending. Drill targets are taking shape on this target area and further prospecting of the dyke swarm and adjacent areas is on-going. The geologic setting, character and size potential of the Kanairiktok and Dandy Prospects appears favourably comparable to the Rossing deposit in Namibia.
Stomach Lake Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of this 20 km long radioactive boulder train has identified three potential source areas that occur in areas of overburden in association with magnetically indicated fault structures. Radioactive boulders consist of pink alaskitic granite and migmatite with total counts ranging from 1000 to 8,000 cps with highest uranium values based on hand held spectrometer measurements of 0.2% U. One grab sample from this boulder train assayed 0.076% U3O8. The extent and volume of mineralized material, integrity of the boulder train and angular nature of many of the boulders indicates proximal source areas for this material.
Weekes-English Lake Area: Prospecting of this large radiometric anomaly is underway. Preliminary findings to date include granitic outcrops with spotty anomalous spectrometer readings of 6000-8000 cps. Further prospecting is being carried out on this target.
RARE EARTH ELEMENT TARGETS
Jeans Pond Prospect: Prospecting follow-up of a uranium target generated as a result of our prior compilation identified widespread occurrences of radioactive granite pegmatite bodies in outcrop in the Jeans Pond area in the southwestern portion of the North Claim Block. Assays from grab samples from five radioactive sites assayed 0.12 to 1.4% combined light rare earth elements including cerium, lanthanum, praseodymium and neodymium. The mineralized area occurs near the margin of a granitic stock. Further prospecting of this target and local airborne radiometric anomalies to the southwest is underway.
Prospecting and mapping of radiometric targets throughout the Company's large land holding will continue as long as weather permits. The Company has collected and is waiting the results of assaying on substantial numbers of additional grab rock samples from uranium mineralized and radioactive zones of interest throughout the project area and on continuous channel samples collected on the Dandy Prospect.
For a brief description of the IOCG and Rossing exploration deposit models refer to the Company's news release of January 28, 2006.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Vic Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, president of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950's. With further exploration in the 1960's and 1970's with rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SCH - News). Currently the Michelin uranium deposit is being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU - News) which at the end of January, 2006 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated resource of 22.2 million lbs U3O8 plus an additional inferred resource of 13.4 million lbs U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.113% U3O8 to a depth of approximately 600 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX VENTURE:CXX - News) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,200 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater's key projects with over 4,200 sq km of contiguous land along and adjacent the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling on the Michelin deposit by Aurora Energy Resources Inc., and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora and others working in the district. The Company's land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several new mineralized zones and a large number of recently defined unexplored radiometric anomalies occur within the Company's land holdings. Results from the survey as well as the Company's follow-up prospecting of high priority targets will be announced as results become available and have been reviewed by the Company. The Company is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Contact:
John Gomez
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Manager, Investor Relations
(604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
Heute Verarsche, morgen an Feiertag geht der Kurs nach oben.
hm -13% ... so langsam mach ich mir einwenig sorgen. 
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was ist denn bei Euch los?
Warum schmiert die so ab?
Bin ich froh das ich raus bin.Allen weiterhin viel Glück !
Warum schmiert die so ab?
Bin ich froh das ich raus bin.Allen weiterhin viel Glück !
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.402.250 von PFIP am 04.10.06 17:33:38
KAUFEN WENN DIE KANONEN DONNERN !!!!
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KAUFEN WENN DIE KANONEN DONNERN !!!!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.418.567 von TopShoot am 05.10.06 13:32:22Aber es scheint zu funktionieren!
Immer mehr Zittrige lassen sich rausjagen!
Ich sage nur: "Zeit zum Einsammeln!"
sampler
Immer mehr Zittrige lassen sich rausjagen!
Ich sage nur: "Zeit zum Einsammeln!
"sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.418.791 von sampler am 05.10.06 13:43:03die meisten gucken das ober Teil vom Bild, der untere Teil sag mir mehr !
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.418.791 von sampler am 05.10.06 13:43:03die meisten gucken das ober Teil vom Bild, der untere Teil sag mir mehr !
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BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
Bayswater Uranium Corporation: Labrador Uranium Project Update
10/2/2006
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 2, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY)(FWB:B2V) -
- Airborne survey completed
- 80 high priority radiometric targets identified
- 12 uranium mineralized and/or radioactive zones of interest discovered to date
- Assays confirm first new uranium discoveries on Labrador Land Holdings
- Stipec River Zone A returns assay values in 7 grab samples ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8
- Kanairiktok Bay Rossing target returns assay values in eight 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8 with one sample returning greater than 1.0% U3O8
- Dandy Rossing target discovered along extension of Kanairiktok Bay Prospect with large zone of uranium oxide mineralization in granite/alaskite dyke swarm--Channel sample assays pending
- Jeans Pond pegmatites return assay values in 5 grab samples ranging from 0.12 to 1.40% combined light rare earth elements
- Jeans Pond red sandstone boulders assay 1.12% and 2.49% U3O8
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (the "Company") reports that its airborne radiometric and magnetic survey comprising a total of about 41,000 line kilometers on all its Labrador uranium land holdings has been completed. The airborne data is currently being processed and final map products are in preparation by Fugro. Numerous radiometric anomalies have been generated from the survey and 80 high priority targets for IOCG and Rossing type uranium deposits have been selected for follow-up prospecting this field season. To date, follow-up prospecting by a crew of 8 prospectors and 2 geologists with helicopter support on these radiometric targets has led to the discovery of several uranium mineralized zones and other radioactive zones of interest with potentially significant uranium mineralization such that the company now has 12 uranium prospects/targets and 1 light rare earth element mineralized area of interest. The Company's goal is to bring most of these targets to the drill stage by the end of this current project. About half of them are ready for drill testing now.
The Company also reports that assay results, which have only been received from initial samples collected from early uranium discoveries as previously reported in News Release dated August 28, 2006, generally confirm the presence of uranium in contents consistent with scintillometer readings.
An update on previously reported discoveries as described in News Release dated August 28, 2006 and a brief description of more recent discoveries by the Company's prospecting crew are briefly described below.
IOCG and/or FAULT CONTROLLED TARGETS
Anna Lake Boulder Train: This prospect is located along the northern margin of the historic uranium district about 10 km west of the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora. The target consists of an extensive uraniferous boulder train in gossaneous garnet-biotite schist with grab sample values, based on sampling done by Brinco in the 1970's, ranging from 1.0% to 3.05% U3O8 from 8 samples of the best of 2000 radioactive boulders identified. Assays from three of seven grab samples collected by the Company this year from typical mineralized boulders confirmed the uraniferous nature of the boulders and returned values ranging from 0.132% to 0.357% U3O8. Boulders are typically angular to sub-rounded and indicate a proximal bedrock source area. The boulder train occurs along the southeast margin of a NE-SW trending linear, narrow magnetic high in association with a radiometric anomaly. Limited drilling by Brinco at one potential source area of the boulders returned 0.118% U3O8 over 1.5 metres and 0.10% U3O8 over 2.0 metres respectively in two separate, closely spaced drill holes. Mineralized boulders are typically gossanous and show evidence of appreciable original sulphide content, including pyrite. The Company is planning an EM survey over a strike length of 3.5 km on our claims in order to potentially trace mineralized zones in bedrock in order to define drill targets.
Stipec River Uranium Trend: Continued follow-up prospecting of a series of radiometric anomalies along a strike length of approximately 18 km within the northern portion of the Central Claim Block have identified a fourth uranium target of interest-"Zone D", in addition to Zones A, B and C as previously reported all in the southwestern portion of a NE-SW trending favourable belt of anomalies. These mineralized zones occur along the southern margin of a NE-SW trending, linear magnetic high. Also, these uranium targets are sedimentary hosted, shear, vein stockwork or disseminated-stratiform controlled and occur in a region of northwesterly directed thrust faulting. They occur off the northern flank of a region of high radiometric response that reflects granitic rocks to the south. The Anna Lake Prospect occurs about 22 km further to the northeast along this zone of thrusting and the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora Energy & Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) hosted in granitic rocks occurs another 10 km further to the east from Anna Lake near the southern margin of this same zone of thrusting.
Stipec River Zone A Prospect: Assays from 7 grab samples from this highly radioactive zone returned values ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8. This mineralized zone has been traced for 200 metres along strike and ranges from 9 to locally 20 metres wide. It is open in both directions along strike. An EM survey is planned in order to trace the potential strike extent of the sulphidic and graphitic mineralized zone in order to expand and evaluate the strike extent of the zone prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone B Prospect: Assays from this prospect are pending. This prospect is characterized by a 2 to 4 metre thick, uraniferous, silicified sandstone unit traced for 200 metres along strike. The sandstone unit is hosted within a folded sedimentary sequence of conglomerates and cherts. The uraniferous unit typically returns up to greater than 5,000 cps with highest spectrometer values of 0.12% U. This showing occurs 6 km southwest and along strike from the Stipec Zone A Prospect.
Stipec River Zone C Prospect: Assays from 4 grab samples from this radioactive zone returned 0.04 to 0.10% U3O8. This target consists of widespread localized uraniferous zones hosted in complexly folded and faulted rocks sedimentary units equivalent to those of Zone A and Zone B showings. Intense quartz veining and stockwork veining containing pyrite and minor chalcopyrite characterize these uranium showings. Stipek River Zone C Prospect is located about 1 1/2 km northeast of the Zone B showing. Further work is required on this prospect prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone D Prospect: This is a newly discovered 600 metre long zone of radioactivity along a sandstone unit with scintillometer readings ranging from 1000 to 10,000 cps. It is located 1 1/2 km northwest of Zone B. Assays are pending.
Michelin Deposit Trend: Three strong linear to ovoid, 2 to 4 km long airborne radiometric anomalies (Ghost Lake Zone A, B and C) and other radiometric targets occur along strike southwest of the Michelin deposit on Bayswater claims over a distance of more than 30 km. This region is heavily covered by boulder train material. Magnetics indicate structural control of many of these anomalous features. One of these anomalous targets is the second strongest airborne radiometric anomaly within the Company's survey area. Further evaluation is ongoing of these targets.
Otter Lake Prospect Trend: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of 40 km on Bayswater ground along the southwesterly strike extension of the Otter Lake Prospect of Aurora. This region is also heavily covered by boulder train material. Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Sylvan Lake Group Anomalies: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of about 25 km within the Southwest Claim Block. These targets occur in areas underlain by favourable Sylvan Lake rhyolitic volcanics, coeval granites and major fault structures adjacent land held by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX). Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Jeans Pond Uranium Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of a uranium target from our prior compilation led to discovery of a few isolated boulders of highly radioactive red sandstone. Grab samples from two of these boulders assayed 1.12% and 2.49%. The source area of these boulders is probably to the southwest. Further prospecting of local up-ice airborne radiometric anomalies is underway.
ROSSING TARGETS
The North and Northwest Claim Blocks blocks have potential primarily for Rossing type deposits. Rossing targets are characterized by disseminated uranium mineralization in favourable alaskitic intrusives localized in high-grade metamorphic terrain, including migmatites and pegmatitic phases, with associated gneissic domes and major fault structures. Radiometric anomalies are associated with such deposits; and extensive multielement lake sediment anomalies, present on the Company's claims, are believed reflective of such deposit environments.
Kanairiktok Bay-Dandy Prospects: The Company's expanded claim staking, airborne survey and follow-up prospecting in the area of the previously discovered Kanairiktok Bay Prospect in the North Claim Block has identified a major extension to the northwest and north of the Kanairiktok Bay Prospect. The area of interest now consists of a 6 km long arcuate zone of alaskitic/granite dyke swarms within basement granitic gneiss peripheral to a strong magnetic low that reflects an aplite/granite stock. The dyke swarm ranges from 200 to 750 metres wide. Dykes within the swarm are up to about 50 metres wide and are typically linear, lensoid or irregular in shape, either parallel the trend of the dyke swarm or occur in enechelon swarms at acute angles to the overall trend of the dyke swarm. Dykes within the dyke swarm are commonly radioactive. Two main zones of anomalous radioactivity and mineralization have been identified to date. One includes the Kanairiktok Prospect where localized sporadic zones of high radioactivity in alaskitic dykes over an area of several hundred square metres have returned assays from four 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8. One channel sample returned an assay of greater than 1.0% U3O8. The newly discovered Dandy Prospect, 3 1/2 km northwest of the Kanairiktok Prospect, is characterized by high radioactivity of up to 8700 cps along a continuous mineralized zone measuring over 30 metres wide and about 250 metres long. One central section along this zone exposes extensive radioactive yellow uranium oxide mineralization over the width of the zone for over 100 metres along strike. This zone is open along strike. Channel samples across this zone are pending. Drill targets are taking shape on this target area and further prospecting of the dyke swarm and adjacent areas is on-going. The geologic setting, character and size potential of the Kanairiktok and Dandy Prospects appears favourably comparable to the Rossing deposit in Namibia.
Stomach Lake Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of this 20 km long radioactive boulder train has identified three potential source areas that occur in areas of overburden in association with magnetically indicated fault structures. Radioactive boulders consist of pink alaskitic granite and migmatite with total counts ranging from 1000 to 8,000 cps with highest uranium values based on hand held spectrometer measurements of 0.2% U. One grab sample from this boulder train assayed 0.076% U3O8. The extent and volume of mineralized material, integrity of the boulder train and angular nature of many of the boulders indicates proximal source areas for this material.
Weekes-English Lake Area: Prospecting of this large radiometric anomaly is underway. Preliminary findings to date include granitic outcrops with spotty anomalous spectrometer readings of 6000-8000 cps. Further prospecting is being carried out on this target.
RARE EARTH ELEMENT TARGETS
Jeans Pond Prospect: Prospecting follow-up of a uranium target generated as a result of our prior compilation identified widespread occurrences of radioactive granite pegmatite bodies in outcrop in the Jeans Pond area in the southwestern portion of the North Claim Block. Assays from grab samples from five radioactive sites assayed 0.12 to 1.4% combined light rare earth elements including cerium, lanthanum, praseodymium and neodymium. The mineralized area occurs near the margin of a granitic stock. Further prospecting of this target and local airborne radiometric anomalies to the southwest is underway.
Prospecting and mapping of radiometric targets throughout the Company's large land holding will continue as long as weather permits. The Company has collected and is waiting the results of assaying on substantial numbers of additional grab rock samples from uranium mineralized and radioactive zones of interest throughout the project area and on continuous channel samples collected on the Dandy Prospect.
For a brief description of the IOCG and Rossing exploration deposit models refer to the Company's news release of January 28, 2006.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Vic Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, president of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950's. With further exploration in the 1960's and 1970's with rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SCH). Currently the Michelin uranium deposit is being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) which at the end of January, 2006 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated resource of 22.2 million lbs U3O8 plus an additional inferred resource of 13.4 million lbs U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.113% U3O8 to a depth of approximately 600 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX VENTURE:CXX) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,200 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater's key projects with over 4,200 sq km of contiguous land along and adjacent the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling on the Michelin deposit by Aurora Energy Resources Inc., and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora and others working in the district. The Company's land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several new mineralized zones and a large number of recently defined unexplored radiometric anomalies occur within the Company's land holdings. Results from the survey as well as the Company's follow-up prospecting of high priority targets will be announced as results become available and have been reviewed by the Company. The Company is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Uranium Corporation John Gomez Manager, Investor Relations (604) 687-2153 www.bayswateruranium.com
Copyright (C) 2006 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.
Bayswater Uranium Corporation: Labrador Uranium Project Update
10/2/2006
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 2, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY)(FWB:B2V) -
- Airborne survey completed
- 80 high priority radiometric targets identified
- 12 uranium mineralized and/or radioactive zones of interest discovered to date
- Assays confirm first new uranium discoveries on Labrador Land Holdings
- Stipec River Zone A returns assay values in 7 grab samples ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8
- Kanairiktok Bay Rossing target returns assay values in eight 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8 with one sample returning greater than 1.0% U3O8
- Dandy Rossing target discovered along extension of Kanairiktok Bay Prospect with large zone of uranium oxide mineralization in granite/alaskite dyke swarm--Channel sample assays pending
- Jeans Pond pegmatites return assay values in 5 grab samples ranging from 0.12 to 1.40% combined light rare earth elements
- Jeans Pond red sandstone boulders assay 1.12% and 2.49% U3O8
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (the "Company") reports that its airborne radiometric and magnetic survey comprising a total of about 41,000 line kilometers on all its Labrador uranium land holdings has been completed. The airborne data is currently being processed and final map products are in preparation by Fugro. Numerous radiometric anomalies have been generated from the survey and 80 high priority targets for IOCG and Rossing type uranium deposits have been selected for follow-up prospecting this field season. To date, follow-up prospecting by a crew of 8 prospectors and 2 geologists with helicopter support on these radiometric targets has led to the discovery of several uranium mineralized zones and other radioactive zones of interest with potentially significant uranium mineralization such that the company now has 12 uranium prospects/targets and 1 light rare earth element mineralized area of interest. The Company's goal is to bring most of these targets to the drill stage by the end of this current project. About half of them are ready for drill testing now.
The Company also reports that assay results, which have only been received from initial samples collected from early uranium discoveries as previously reported in News Release dated August 28, 2006, generally confirm the presence of uranium in contents consistent with scintillometer readings.
An update on previously reported discoveries as described in News Release dated August 28, 2006 and a brief description of more recent discoveries by the Company's prospecting crew are briefly described below.
IOCG and/or FAULT CONTROLLED TARGETS
Anna Lake Boulder Train: This prospect is located along the northern margin of the historic uranium district about 10 km west of the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora. The target consists of an extensive uraniferous boulder train in gossaneous garnet-biotite schist with grab sample values, based on sampling done by Brinco in the 1970's, ranging from 1.0% to 3.05% U3O8 from 8 samples of the best of 2000 radioactive boulders identified. Assays from three of seven grab samples collected by the Company this year from typical mineralized boulders confirmed the uraniferous nature of the boulders and returned values ranging from 0.132% to 0.357% U3O8. Boulders are typically angular to sub-rounded and indicate a proximal bedrock source area. The boulder train occurs along the southeast margin of a NE-SW trending linear, narrow magnetic high in association with a radiometric anomaly. Limited drilling by Brinco at one potential source area of the boulders returned 0.118% U3O8 over 1.5 metres and 0.10% U3O8 over 2.0 metres respectively in two separate, closely spaced drill holes. Mineralized boulders are typically gossanous and show evidence of appreciable original sulphide content, including pyrite. The Company is planning an EM survey over a strike length of 3.5 km on our claims in order to potentially trace mineralized zones in bedrock in order to define drill targets.
Stipec River Uranium Trend: Continued follow-up prospecting of a series of radiometric anomalies along a strike length of approximately 18 km within the northern portion of the Central Claim Block have identified a fourth uranium target of interest-"Zone D", in addition to Zones A, B and C as previously reported all in the southwestern portion of a NE-SW trending favourable belt of anomalies. These mineralized zones occur along the southern margin of a NE-SW trending, linear magnetic high. Also, these uranium targets are sedimentary hosted, shear, vein stockwork or disseminated-stratiform controlled and occur in a region of northwesterly directed thrust faulting. They occur off the northern flank of a region of high radiometric response that reflects granitic rocks to the south. The Anna Lake Prospect occurs about 22 km further to the northeast along this zone of thrusting and the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora Energy & Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) hosted in granitic rocks occurs another 10 km further to the east from Anna Lake near the southern margin of this same zone of thrusting.
Stipec River Zone A Prospect: Assays from 7 grab samples from this highly radioactive zone returned values ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8. This mineralized zone has been traced for 200 metres along strike and ranges from 9 to locally 20 metres wide. It is open in both directions along strike. An EM survey is planned in order to trace the potential strike extent of the sulphidic and graphitic mineralized zone in order to expand and evaluate the strike extent of the zone prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone B Prospect: Assays from this prospect are pending. This prospect is characterized by a 2 to 4 metre thick, uraniferous, silicified sandstone unit traced for 200 metres along strike. The sandstone unit is hosted within a folded sedimentary sequence of conglomerates and cherts. The uraniferous unit typically returns up to greater than 5,000 cps with highest spectrometer values of 0.12% U. This showing occurs 6 km southwest and along strike from the Stipec Zone A Prospect.
Stipec River Zone C Prospect: Assays from 4 grab samples from this radioactive zone returned 0.04 to 0.10% U3O8. This target consists of widespread localized uraniferous zones hosted in complexly folded and faulted rocks sedimentary units equivalent to those of Zone A and Zone B showings. Intense quartz veining and stockwork veining containing pyrite and minor chalcopyrite characterize these uranium showings. Stipek River Zone C Prospect is located about 1 1/2 km northeast of the Zone B showing. Further work is required on this prospect prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone D Prospect: This is a newly discovered 600 metre long zone of radioactivity along a sandstone unit with scintillometer readings ranging from 1000 to 10,000 cps. It is located 1 1/2 km northwest of Zone B. Assays are pending.
Michelin Deposit Trend: Three strong linear to ovoid, 2 to 4 km long airborne radiometric anomalies (Ghost Lake Zone A, B and C) and other radiometric targets occur along strike southwest of the Michelin deposit on Bayswater claims over a distance of more than 30 km. This region is heavily covered by boulder train material. Magnetics indicate structural control of many of these anomalous features. One of these anomalous targets is the second strongest airborne radiometric anomaly within the Company's survey area. Further evaluation is ongoing of these targets.
Otter Lake Prospect Trend: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of 40 km on Bayswater ground along the southwesterly strike extension of the Otter Lake Prospect of Aurora. This region is also heavily covered by boulder train material. Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Sylvan Lake Group Anomalies: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of about 25 km within the Southwest Claim Block. These targets occur in areas underlain by favourable Sylvan Lake rhyolitic volcanics, coeval granites and major fault structures adjacent land held by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX). Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Jeans Pond Uranium Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of a uranium target from our prior compilation led to discovery of a few isolated boulders of highly radioactive red sandstone. Grab samples from two of these boulders assayed 1.12% and 2.49%. The source area of these boulders is probably to the southwest. Further prospecting of local up-ice airborne radiometric anomalies is underway.
ROSSING TARGETS
The North and Northwest Claim Blocks blocks have potential primarily for Rossing type deposits. Rossing targets are characterized by disseminated uranium mineralization in favourable alaskitic intrusives localized in high-grade metamorphic terrain, including migmatites and pegmatitic phases, with associated gneissic domes and major fault structures. Radiometric anomalies are associated with such deposits; and extensive multielement lake sediment anomalies, present on the Company's claims, are believed reflective of such deposit environments.
Kanairiktok Bay-Dandy Prospects: The Company's expanded claim staking, airborne survey and follow-up prospecting in the area of the previously discovered Kanairiktok Bay Prospect in the North Claim Block has identified a major extension to the northwest and north of the Kanairiktok Bay Prospect. The area of interest now consists of a 6 km long arcuate zone of alaskitic/granite dyke swarms within basement granitic gneiss peripheral to a strong magnetic low that reflects an aplite/granite stock. The dyke swarm ranges from 200 to 750 metres wide. Dykes within the swarm are up to about 50 metres wide and are typically linear, lensoid or irregular in shape, either parallel the trend of the dyke swarm or occur in enechelon swarms at acute angles to the overall trend of the dyke swarm. Dykes within the dyke swarm are commonly radioactive. Two main zones of anomalous radioactivity and mineralization have been identified to date. One includes the Kanairiktok Prospect where localized sporadic zones of high radioactivity in alaskitic dykes over an area of several hundred square metres have returned assays from four 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8. One channel sample returned an assay of greater than 1.0% U3O8. The newly discovered Dandy Prospect, 3 1/2 km northwest of the Kanairiktok Prospect, is characterized by high radioactivity of up to 8700 cps along a continuous mineralized zone measuring over 30 metres wide and about 250 metres long. One central section along this zone exposes extensive radioactive yellow uranium oxide mineralization over the width of the zone for over 100 metres along strike. This zone is open along strike. Channel samples across this zone are pending. Drill targets are taking shape on this target area and further prospecting of the dyke swarm and adjacent areas is on-going. The geologic setting, character and size potential of the Kanairiktok and Dandy Prospects appears favourably comparable to the Rossing deposit in Namibia.
Stomach Lake Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of this 20 km long radioactive boulder train has identified three potential source areas that occur in areas of overburden in association with magnetically indicated fault structures. Radioactive boulders consist of pink alaskitic granite and migmatite with total counts ranging from 1000 to 8,000 cps with highest uranium values based on hand held spectrometer measurements of 0.2% U. One grab sample from this boulder train assayed 0.076% U3O8. The extent and volume of mineralized material, integrity of the boulder train and angular nature of many of the boulders indicates proximal source areas for this material.
Weekes-English Lake Area: Prospecting of this large radiometric anomaly is underway. Preliminary findings to date include granitic outcrops with spotty anomalous spectrometer readings of 6000-8000 cps. Further prospecting is being carried out on this target.
RARE EARTH ELEMENT TARGETS
Jeans Pond Prospect: Prospecting follow-up of a uranium target generated as a result of our prior compilation identified widespread occurrences of radioactive granite pegmatite bodies in outcrop in the Jeans Pond area in the southwestern portion of the North Claim Block. Assays from grab samples from five radioactive sites assayed 0.12 to 1.4% combined light rare earth elements including cerium, lanthanum, praseodymium and neodymium. The mineralized area occurs near the margin of a granitic stock. Further prospecting of this target and local airborne radiometric anomalies to the southwest is underway.
Prospecting and mapping of radiometric targets throughout the Company's large land holding will continue as long as weather permits. The Company has collected and is waiting the results of assaying on substantial numbers of additional grab rock samples from uranium mineralized and radioactive zones of interest throughout the project area and on continuous channel samples collected on the Dandy Prospect.
For a brief description of the IOCG and Rossing exploration deposit models refer to the Company's news release of January 28, 2006.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Vic Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, president of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950's. With further exploration in the 1960's and 1970's with rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SCH). Currently the Michelin uranium deposit is being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) which at the end of January, 2006 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated resource of 22.2 million lbs U3O8 plus an additional inferred resource of 13.4 million lbs U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.113% U3O8 to a depth of approximately 600 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX VENTURE:CXX) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,200 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater's key projects with over 4,200 sq km of contiguous land along and adjacent the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling on the Michelin deposit by Aurora Energy Resources Inc., and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora and others working in the district. The Company's land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several new mineralized zones and a large number of recently defined unexplored radiometric anomalies occur within the Company's land holdings. Results from the survey as well as the Company's follow-up prospecting of high priority targets will be announced as results become available and have been reviewed by the Company. The Company is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Uranium Corporation John Gomez Manager, Investor Relations (604) 687-2153 www.bayswateruranium.com
Copyright (C) 2006 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
Bayswater Uranium Corporation: Labrador Uranium Project Update
10/2/2006
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 2, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY)(FWB:B2V) -
- Airborne survey completed
- 80 high priority radiometric targets identified
- 12 uranium mineralized and/or radioactive zones of interest discovered to date
- Assays confirm first new uranium discoveries on Labrador Land Holdings
- Stipec River Zone A returns assay values in 7 grab samples ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8
- Kanairiktok Bay Rossing target returns assay values in eight 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8 with one sample returning greater than 1.0% U3O8
- Dandy Rossing target discovered along extension of Kanairiktok Bay Prospect with large zone of uranium oxide mineralization in granite/alaskite dyke swarm--Channel sample assays pending
- Jeans Pond pegmatites return assay values in 5 grab samples ranging from 0.12 to 1.40% combined light rare earth elements
- Jeans Pond red sandstone boulders assay 1.12% and 2.49% U3O8
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (the "Company") reports that its airborne radiometric and magnetic survey comprising a total of about 41,000 line kilometers on all its Labrador uranium land holdings has been completed. The airborne data is currently being processed and final map products are in preparation by Fugro. Numerous radiometric anomalies have been generated from the survey and 80 high priority targets for IOCG and Rossing type uranium deposits have been selected for follow-up prospecting this field season. To date, follow-up prospecting by a crew of 8 prospectors and 2 geologists with helicopter support on these radiometric targets has led to the discovery of several uranium mineralized zones and other radioactive zones of interest with potentially significant uranium mineralization such that the company now has 12 uranium prospects/targets and 1 light rare earth element mineralized area of interest. The Company's goal is to bring most of these targets to the drill stage by the end of this current project. About half of them are ready for drill testing now.
The Company also reports that assay results, which have only been received from initial samples collected from early uranium discoveries as previously reported in News Release dated August 28, 2006, generally confirm the presence of uranium in contents consistent with scintillometer readings.
An update on previously reported discoveries as described in News Release dated August 28, 2006 and a brief description of more recent discoveries by the Company's prospecting crew are briefly described below.
IOCG and/or FAULT CONTROLLED TARGETS
Anna Lake Boulder Train: This prospect is located along the northern margin of the historic uranium district about 10 km west of the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora. The target consists of an extensive uraniferous boulder train in gossaneous garnet-biotite schist with grab sample values, based on sampling done by Brinco in the 1970's, ranging from 1.0% to 3.05% U3O8 from 8 samples of the best of 2000 radioactive boulders identified. Assays from three of seven grab samples collected by the Company this year from typical mineralized boulders confirmed the uraniferous nature of the boulders and returned values ranging from 0.132% to 0.357% U3O8. Boulders are typically angular to sub-rounded and indicate a proximal bedrock source area. The boulder train occurs along the southeast margin of a NE-SW trending linear, narrow magnetic high in association with a radiometric anomaly. Limited drilling by Brinco at one potential source area of the boulders returned 0.118% U3O8 over 1.5 metres and 0.10% U3O8 over 2.0 metres respectively in two separate, closely spaced drill holes. Mineralized boulders are typically gossanous and show evidence of appreciable original sulphide content, including pyrite. The Company is planning an EM survey over a strike length of 3.5 km on our claims in order to potentially trace mineralized zones in bedrock in order to define drill targets.
Stipec River Uranium Trend: Continued follow-up prospecting of a series of radiometric anomalies along a strike length of approximately 18 km within the northern portion of the Central Claim Block have identified a fourth uranium target of interest-"Zone D", in addition to Zones A, B and C as previously reported all in the southwestern portion of a NE-SW trending favourable belt of anomalies. These mineralized zones occur along the southern margin of a NE-SW trending, linear magnetic high. Also, these uranium targets are sedimentary hosted, shear, vein stockwork or disseminated-stratiform controlled and occur in a region of northwesterly directed thrust faulting. They occur off the northern flank of a region of high radiometric response that reflects granitic rocks to the south. The Anna Lake Prospect occurs about 22 km further to the northeast along this zone of thrusting and the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora Energy & Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) hosted in granitic rocks occurs another 10 km further to the east from Anna Lake near the southern margin of this same zone of thrusting.
Stipec River Zone A Prospect: Assays from 7 grab samples from this highly radioactive zone returned values ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8. This mineralized zone has been traced for 200 metres along strike and ranges from 9 to locally 20 metres wide. It is open in both directions along strike. An EM survey is planned in order to trace the potential strike extent of the sulphidic and graphitic mineralized zone in order to expand and evaluate the strike extent of the zone prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone B Prospect: Assays from this prospect are pending. This prospect is characterized by a 2 to 4 metre thick, uraniferous, silicified sandstone unit traced for 200 metres along strike. The sandstone unit is hosted within a folded sedimentary sequence of conglomerates and cherts. The uraniferous unit typically returns up to greater than 5,000 cps with highest spectrometer values of 0.12% U. This showing occurs 6 km southwest and along strike from the Stipec Zone A Prospect.
Stipec River Zone C Prospect: Assays from 4 grab samples from this radioactive zone returned 0.04 to 0.10% U3O8. This target consists of widespread localized uraniferous zones hosted in complexly folded and faulted rocks sedimentary units equivalent to those of Zone A and Zone B showings. Intense quartz veining and stockwork veining containing pyrite and minor chalcopyrite characterize these uranium showings. Stipek River Zone C Prospect is located about 1 1/2 km northeast of the Zone B showing. Further work is required on this prospect prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone D Prospect: This is a newly discovered 600 metre long zone of radioactivity along a sandstone unit with scintillometer readings ranging from 1000 to 10,000 cps. It is located 1 1/2 km northwest of Zone B. Assays are pending.
Michelin Deposit Trend: Three strong linear to ovoid, 2 to 4 km long airborne radiometric anomalies (Ghost Lake Zone A, B and C) and other radiometric targets occur along strike southwest of the Michelin deposit on Bayswater claims over a distance of more than 30 km. This region is heavily covered by boulder train material. Magnetics indicate structural control of many of these anomalous features. One of these anomalous targets is the second strongest airborne radiometric anomaly within the Company's survey area. Further evaluation is ongoing of these targets.
Otter Lake Prospect Trend: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of 40 km on Bayswater ground along the southwesterly strike extension of the Otter Lake Prospect of Aurora. This region is also heavily covered by boulder train material. Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Sylvan Lake Group Anomalies: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of about 25 km within the Southwest Claim Block. These targets occur in areas underlain by favourable Sylvan Lake rhyolitic volcanics, coeval granites and major fault structures adjacent land held by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX). Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Jeans Pond Uranium Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of a uranium target from our prior compilation led to discovery of a few isolated boulders of highly radioactive red sandstone. Grab samples from two of these boulders assayed 1.12% and 2.49%. The source area of these boulders is probably to the southwest. Further prospecting of local up-ice airborne radiometric anomalies is underway.
ROSSING TARGETS
The North and Northwest Claim Blocks blocks have potential primarily for Rossing type deposits. Rossing targets are characterized by disseminated uranium mineralization in favourable alaskitic intrusives localized in high-grade metamorphic terrain, including migmatites and pegmatitic phases, with associated gneissic domes and major fault structures. Radiometric anomalies are associated with such deposits; and extensive multielement lake sediment anomalies, present on the Company's claims, are believed reflective of such deposit environments.
Kanairiktok Bay-Dandy Prospects: The Company's expanded claim staking, airborne survey and follow-up prospecting in the area of the previously discovered Kanairiktok Bay Prospect in the North Claim Block has identified a major extension to the northwest and north of the Kanairiktok Bay Prospect. The area of interest now consists of a 6 km long arcuate zone of alaskitic/granite dyke swarms within basement granitic gneiss peripheral to a strong magnetic low that reflects an aplite/granite stock. The dyke swarm ranges from 200 to 750 metres wide. Dykes within the swarm are up to about 50 metres wide and are typically linear, lensoid or irregular in shape, either parallel the trend of the dyke swarm or occur in enechelon swarms at acute angles to the overall trend of the dyke swarm. Dykes within the dyke swarm are commonly radioactive. Two main zones of anomalous radioactivity and mineralization have been identified to date. One includes the Kanairiktok Prospect where localized sporadic zones of high radioactivity in alaskitic dykes over an area of several hundred square metres have returned assays from four 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8. One channel sample returned an assay of greater than 1.0% U3O8. The newly discovered Dandy Prospect, 3 1/2 km northwest of the Kanairiktok Prospect, is characterized by high radioactivity of up to 8700 cps along a continuous mineralized zone measuring over 30 metres wide and about 250 metres long. One central section along this zone exposes extensive radioactive yellow uranium oxide mineralization over the width of the zone for over 100 metres along strike. This zone is open along strike. Channel samples across this zone are pending. Drill targets are taking shape on this target area and further prospecting of the dyke swarm and adjacent areas is on-going. The geologic setting, character and size potential of the Kanairiktok and Dandy Prospects appears favourably comparable to the Rossing deposit in Namibia.
Stomach Lake Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of this 20 km long radioactive boulder train has identified three potential source areas that occur in areas of overburden in association with magnetically indicated fault structures. Radioactive boulders consist of pink alaskitic granite and migmatite with total counts ranging from 1000 to 8,000 cps with highest uranium values based on hand held spectrometer measurements of 0.2% U. One grab sample from this boulder train assayed 0.076% U3O8. The extent and volume of mineralized material, integrity of the boulder train and angular nature of many of the boulders indicates proximal source areas for this material.
Weekes-English Lake Area: Prospecting of this large radiometric anomaly is underway. Preliminary findings to date include granitic outcrops with spotty anomalous spectrometer readings of 6000-8000 cps. Further prospecting is being carried out on this target.
RARE EARTH ELEMENT TARGETS
Jeans Pond Prospect: Prospecting follow-up of a uranium target generated as a result of our prior compilation identified widespread occurrences of radioactive granite pegmatite bodies in outcrop in the Jeans Pond area in the southwestern portion of the North Claim Block. Assays from grab samples from five radioactive sites assayed 0.12 to 1.4% combined light rare earth elements including cerium, lanthanum, praseodymium and neodymium. The mineralized area occurs near the margin of a granitic stock. Further prospecting of this target and local airborne radiometric anomalies to the southwest is underway.
Prospecting and mapping of radiometric targets throughout the Company's large land holding will continue as long as weather permits. The Company has collected and is waiting the results of assaying on substantial numbers of additional grab rock samples from uranium mineralized and radioactive zones of interest throughout the project area and on continuous channel samples collected on the Dandy Prospect.
For a brief description of the IOCG and Rossing exploration deposit models refer to the Company's news release of January 28, 2006.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Vic Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, president of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950's. With further exploration in the 1960's and 1970's with rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SCH). Currently the Michelin uranium deposit is being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) which at the end of January, 2006 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated resource of 22.2 million lbs U3O8 plus an additional inferred resource of 13.4 million lbs U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.113% U3O8 to a depth of approximately 600 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX VENTURE:CXX) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,200 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater's key projects with over 4,200 sq km of contiguous land along and adjacent the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling on the Michelin deposit by Aurora Energy Resources Inc., and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora and others working in the district. The Company's land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several new mineralized zones and a large number of recently defined unexplored radiometric anomalies occur within the Company's land holdings. Results from the survey as well as the Company's follow-up prospecting of high priority targets will be announced as results become available and have been reviewed by the Company. The Company is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Uranium Corporation John Gomez Manager, Investor Relations (604) 687-2153 www.bayswateruranium.com
Copyright (C) 2006 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.
Bayswater Uranium Corporation: Labrador Uranium Project Update
10/2/2006
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 2, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY)(FWB:B2V) -
- Airborne survey completed
- 80 high priority radiometric targets identified
- 12 uranium mineralized and/or radioactive zones of interest discovered to date
- Assays confirm first new uranium discoveries on Labrador Land Holdings
- Stipec River Zone A returns assay values in 7 grab samples ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8
- Kanairiktok Bay Rossing target returns assay values in eight 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8 with one sample returning greater than 1.0% U3O8
- Dandy Rossing target discovered along extension of Kanairiktok Bay Prospect with large zone of uranium oxide mineralization in granite/alaskite dyke swarm--Channel sample assays pending
- Jeans Pond pegmatites return assay values in 5 grab samples ranging from 0.12 to 1.40% combined light rare earth elements
- Jeans Pond red sandstone boulders assay 1.12% and 2.49% U3O8
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (the "Company") reports that its airborne radiometric and magnetic survey comprising a total of about 41,000 line kilometers on all its Labrador uranium land holdings has been completed. The airborne data is currently being processed and final map products are in preparation by Fugro. Numerous radiometric anomalies have been generated from the survey and 80 high priority targets for IOCG and Rossing type uranium deposits have been selected for follow-up prospecting this field season. To date, follow-up prospecting by a crew of 8 prospectors and 2 geologists with helicopter support on these radiometric targets has led to the discovery of several uranium mineralized zones and other radioactive zones of interest with potentially significant uranium mineralization such that the company now has 12 uranium prospects/targets and 1 light rare earth element mineralized area of interest. The Company's goal is to bring most of these targets to the drill stage by the end of this current project. About half of them are ready for drill testing now.
The Company also reports that assay results, which have only been received from initial samples collected from early uranium discoveries as previously reported in News Release dated August 28, 2006, generally confirm the presence of uranium in contents consistent with scintillometer readings.
An update on previously reported discoveries as described in News Release dated August 28, 2006 and a brief description of more recent discoveries by the Company's prospecting crew are briefly described below.
IOCG and/or FAULT CONTROLLED TARGETS
Anna Lake Boulder Train: This prospect is located along the northern margin of the historic uranium district about 10 km west of the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora. The target consists of an extensive uraniferous boulder train in gossaneous garnet-biotite schist with grab sample values, based on sampling done by Brinco in the 1970's, ranging from 1.0% to 3.05% U3O8 from 8 samples of the best of 2000 radioactive boulders identified. Assays from three of seven grab samples collected by the Company this year from typical mineralized boulders confirmed the uraniferous nature of the boulders and returned values ranging from 0.132% to 0.357% U3O8. Boulders are typically angular to sub-rounded and indicate a proximal bedrock source area. The boulder train occurs along the southeast margin of a NE-SW trending linear, narrow magnetic high in association with a radiometric anomaly. Limited drilling by Brinco at one potential source area of the boulders returned 0.118% U3O8 over 1.5 metres and 0.10% U3O8 over 2.0 metres respectively in two separate, closely spaced drill holes. Mineralized boulders are typically gossanous and show evidence of appreciable original sulphide content, including pyrite. The Company is planning an EM survey over a strike length of 3.5 km on our claims in order to potentially trace mineralized zones in bedrock in order to define drill targets.
Stipec River Uranium Trend: Continued follow-up prospecting of a series of radiometric anomalies along a strike length of approximately 18 km within the northern portion of the Central Claim Block have identified a fourth uranium target of interest-"Zone D", in addition to Zones A, B and C as previously reported all in the southwestern portion of a NE-SW trending favourable belt of anomalies. These mineralized zones occur along the southern margin of a NE-SW trending, linear magnetic high. Also, these uranium targets are sedimentary hosted, shear, vein stockwork or disseminated-stratiform controlled and occur in a region of northwesterly directed thrust faulting. They occur off the northern flank of a region of high radiometric response that reflects granitic rocks to the south. The Anna Lake Prospect occurs about 22 km further to the northeast along this zone of thrusting and the Melody Hill Prospect of Aurora Energy & Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) hosted in granitic rocks occurs another 10 km further to the east from Anna Lake near the southern margin of this same zone of thrusting.
Stipec River Zone A Prospect: Assays from 7 grab samples from this highly radioactive zone returned values ranging from 0.11 to 0.40% U3O8. This mineralized zone has been traced for 200 metres along strike and ranges from 9 to locally 20 metres wide. It is open in both directions along strike. An EM survey is planned in order to trace the potential strike extent of the sulphidic and graphitic mineralized zone in order to expand and evaluate the strike extent of the zone prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone B Prospect: Assays from this prospect are pending. This prospect is characterized by a 2 to 4 metre thick, uraniferous, silicified sandstone unit traced for 200 metres along strike. The sandstone unit is hosted within a folded sedimentary sequence of conglomerates and cherts. The uraniferous unit typically returns up to greater than 5,000 cps with highest spectrometer values of 0.12% U. This showing occurs 6 km southwest and along strike from the Stipec Zone A Prospect.
Stipec River Zone C Prospect: Assays from 4 grab samples from this radioactive zone returned 0.04 to 0.10% U3O8. This target consists of widespread localized uraniferous zones hosted in complexly folded and faulted rocks sedimentary units equivalent to those of Zone A and Zone B showings. Intense quartz veining and stockwork veining containing pyrite and minor chalcopyrite characterize these uranium showings. Stipek River Zone C Prospect is located about 1 1/2 km northeast of the Zone B showing. Further work is required on this prospect prior to drill testing.
Stipec River Zone D Prospect: This is a newly discovered 600 metre long zone of radioactivity along a sandstone unit with scintillometer readings ranging from 1000 to 10,000 cps. It is located 1 1/2 km northwest of Zone B. Assays are pending.
Michelin Deposit Trend: Three strong linear to ovoid, 2 to 4 km long airborne radiometric anomalies (Ghost Lake Zone A, B and C) and other radiometric targets occur along strike southwest of the Michelin deposit on Bayswater claims over a distance of more than 30 km. This region is heavily covered by boulder train material. Magnetics indicate structural control of many of these anomalous features. One of these anomalous targets is the second strongest airborne radiometric anomaly within the Company's survey area. Further evaluation is ongoing of these targets.
Otter Lake Prospect Trend: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of 40 km on Bayswater ground along the southwesterly strike extension of the Otter Lake Prospect of Aurora. This region is also heavily covered by boulder train material. Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Sylvan Lake Group Anomalies: Numerous airborne radiometric anomalies have been identified over a distance of about 25 km within the Southwest Claim Block. These targets occur in areas underlain by favourable Sylvan Lake rhyolitic volcanics, coeval granites and major fault structures adjacent land held by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX). Follow-up prospecting is ongoing on these targets.
Jeans Pond Uranium Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of a uranium target from our prior compilation led to discovery of a few isolated boulders of highly radioactive red sandstone. Grab samples from two of these boulders assayed 1.12% and 2.49%. The source area of these boulders is probably to the southwest. Further prospecting of local up-ice airborne radiometric anomalies is underway.
ROSSING TARGETS
The North and Northwest Claim Blocks blocks have potential primarily for Rossing type deposits. Rossing targets are characterized by disseminated uranium mineralization in favourable alaskitic intrusives localized in high-grade metamorphic terrain, including migmatites and pegmatitic phases, with associated gneissic domes and major fault structures. Radiometric anomalies are associated with such deposits; and extensive multielement lake sediment anomalies, present on the Company's claims, are believed reflective of such deposit environments.
Kanairiktok Bay-Dandy Prospects: The Company's expanded claim staking, airborne survey and follow-up prospecting in the area of the previously discovered Kanairiktok Bay Prospect in the North Claim Block has identified a major extension to the northwest and north of the Kanairiktok Bay Prospect. The area of interest now consists of a 6 km long arcuate zone of alaskitic/granite dyke swarms within basement granitic gneiss peripheral to a strong magnetic low that reflects an aplite/granite stock. The dyke swarm ranges from 200 to 750 metres wide. Dykes within the swarm are up to about 50 metres wide and are typically linear, lensoid or irregular in shape, either parallel the trend of the dyke swarm or occur in enechelon swarms at acute angles to the overall trend of the dyke swarm. Dykes within the dyke swarm are commonly radioactive. Two main zones of anomalous radioactivity and mineralization have been identified to date. One includes the Kanairiktok Prospect where localized sporadic zones of high radioactivity in alaskitic dykes over an area of several hundred square metres have returned assays from four 10-20 cm channel samples ranging from 0.10 to 0.36% U3O8. One channel sample returned an assay of greater than 1.0% U3O8. The newly discovered Dandy Prospect, 3 1/2 km northwest of the Kanairiktok Prospect, is characterized by high radioactivity of up to 8700 cps along a continuous mineralized zone measuring over 30 metres wide and about 250 metres long. One central section along this zone exposes extensive radioactive yellow uranium oxide mineralization over the width of the zone for over 100 metres along strike. This zone is open along strike. Channel samples across this zone are pending. Drill targets are taking shape on this target area and further prospecting of the dyke swarm and adjacent areas is on-going. The geologic setting, character and size potential of the Kanairiktok and Dandy Prospects appears favourably comparable to the Rossing deposit in Namibia.
Stomach Lake Prospect: Follow-up prospecting of this 20 km long radioactive boulder train has identified three potential source areas that occur in areas of overburden in association with magnetically indicated fault structures. Radioactive boulders consist of pink alaskitic granite and migmatite with total counts ranging from 1000 to 8,000 cps with highest uranium values based on hand held spectrometer measurements of 0.2% U. One grab sample from this boulder train assayed 0.076% U3O8. The extent and volume of mineralized material, integrity of the boulder train and angular nature of many of the boulders indicates proximal source areas for this material.
Weekes-English Lake Area: Prospecting of this large radiometric anomaly is underway. Preliminary findings to date include granitic outcrops with spotty anomalous spectrometer readings of 6000-8000 cps. Further prospecting is being carried out on this target.
RARE EARTH ELEMENT TARGETS
Jeans Pond Prospect: Prospecting follow-up of a uranium target generated as a result of our prior compilation identified widespread occurrences of radioactive granite pegmatite bodies in outcrop in the Jeans Pond area in the southwestern portion of the North Claim Block. Assays from grab samples from five radioactive sites assayed 0.12 to 1.4% combined light rare earth elements including cerium, lanthanum, praseodymium and neodymium. The mineralized area occurs near the margin of a granitic stock. Further prospecting of this target and local airborne radiometric anomalies to the southwest is underway.
Prospecting and mapping of radiometric targets throughout the Company's large land holding will continue as long as weather permits. The Company has collected and is waiting the results of assaying on substantial numbers of additional grab rock samples from uranium mineralized and radioactive zones of interest throughout the project area and on continuous channel samples collected on the Dandy Prospect.
For a brief description of the IOCG and Rossing exploration deposit models refer to the Company's news release of January 28, 2006.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Vic Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, president of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950's. With further exploration in the 1960's and 1970's with rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SCH). Currently the Michelin uranium deposit is being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AXU) which at the end of January, 2006 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated resource of 22.2 million lbs U3O8 plus an additional inferred resource of 13.4 million lbs U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.113% U3O8 to a depth of approximately 600 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX VENTURE:CXX) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,200 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater's key projects with over 4,200 sq km of contiguous land along and adjacent the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling on the Michelin deposit by Aurora Energy Resources Inc., and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora and others working in the district. The Company's land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several new mineralized zones and a large number of recently defined unexplored radiometric anomalies occur within the Company's land holdings. Results from the survey as well as the Company's follow-up prospecting of high priority targets will be announced as results become available and have been reviewed by the Company. The Company is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Uranium Corporation John Gomez Manager, Investor Relations (604) 687-2153 www.bayswateruranium.com
Copyright (C) 2006 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
10/4/2006
Vancouver, BC October 04, 2006
FSC / Press Release
Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, October 04, 2006 /FSC/ - Bayswater Ventures Corp. (TSX - VX: BAY, FWB: B2V), is pleased to announce a non-brokered private placement. The private placement will consist of a minimum of 1,500,000 Units and a maximum of 2,500,000 Units at a price of $0.90 per Unit for total gross proceeds of $1,350,000 - $2,250,000. Each Unit is comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant, each warrant exercisable at a price of $1.20 per share for a period of two years from the date of closing. Proceeds of the placement will be used for the Company's recent Athabasca Basin property acquisition and for working capital. The major subscriber in the placement will be Longview Strategies Incorporated (TSX-V: LV), a Tier 1 Investment Issuer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange, which shares a common director with the Company.
In other news, the Company advises that an updated NI 43-101 report on the Company's Central Uranium Mineral Belt project has been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com incorporating results of a recent site visit completed by the author.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(tm)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium CompanyTM with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. LearyPresident
For further information contact:
John GomezManager, Investor RelationsTelephone: (604) 687-2153
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
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Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
10/4/2006
Vancouver, BC October 04, 2006
FSC / Press Release
Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, October 04, 2006 /FSC/ - Bayswater Ventures Corp. (TSX - VX: BAY, FWB: B2V), is pleased to announce a non-brokered private placement. The private placement will consist of a minimum of 1,500,000 Units and a maximum of 2,500,000 Units at a price of $0.90 per Unit for total gross proceeds of $1,350,000 - $2,250,000. Each Unit is comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant, each warrant exercisable at a price of $1.20 per share for a period of two years from the date of closing. Proceeds of the placement will be used for the Company's recent Athabasca Basin property acquisition and for working capital. The major subscriber in the placement will be Longview Strategies Incorporated (TSX-V: LV), a Tier 1 Investment Issuer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange, which shares a common director with the Company.
In other news, the Company advises that an updated NI 43-101 report on the Company's Central Uranium Mineral Belt project has been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com incorporating results of a recent site visit completed by the author.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(tm)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium CompanyTM with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. LearyPresident
For further information contact:
John GomezManager, Investor RelationsTelephone: (604) 687-2153
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
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Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
10/4/2006
VANCOUVER, BC, Oct 04, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (the "Company") is pleased to announce a non-brokered private placement. The private placement will consist of a minimum of 1,500,000 Units and a maximum of 2,500,000 Units at a price of $0.90 per Unit for total gross proceeds of $1,350,000 - $2,250,000. Each Unit is comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant, each warrant exercisable at a price of $1.20 per share for a period of two years from the date of closing. Proceeds of the placement will be used for the Company's recent Athabasca Basin property acquisition and for working capital. The major subscriber in the placement will be Longview Strategies Incorporated (TSX-V: LV), a Tier 1 Investment Issuer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange, which shares a common director with the Company.
In other news, the Company advises that an updated NI 43-101 report on the Company's Central Uranium Mineral Belt project has been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com incorporating results of a recent site visit completed by the author.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary President
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
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For further information contact: John Gomez Manager Investor Relations Telephone: (604) 687-2153
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
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Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
10/4/2006
VANCOUVER, BC, Oct 04, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (the "Company") is pleased to announce a non-brokered private placement. The private placement will consist of a minimum of 1,500,000 Units and a maximum of 2,500,000 Units at a price of $0.90 per Unit for total gross proceeds of $1,350,000 - $2,250,000. Each Unit is comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant, each warrant exercisable at a price of $1.20 per share for a period of two years from the date of closing. Proceeds of the placement will be used for the Company's recent Athabasca Basin property acquisition and for working capital. The major subscriber in the placement will be Longview Strategies Incorporated (TSX-V: LV), a Tier 1 Investment Issuer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange, which shares a common director with the Company.
In other news, the Company advises that an updated NI 43-101 report on the Company's Central Uranium Mineral Belt project has been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com incorporating results of a recent site visit completed by the author.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company(TM) with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary President
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
For further information contact: John Gomez Manager Investor Relations Telephone: (604) 687-2153
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
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CANADA VENTURE: Bayswater Uranium Looks To Grow Via M&A
Wednesday October 4th, 2006 / 18h15
By Brian Truscott
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
VANCOUVER -(Dow Jones)- Bayswater Uranium Corp. (BAY.V) describes itself as a 'super junior explorer,' following this summer's amalgamation with fellow explorer Pathfinder Resources Ltd.
What's more, Chairman Damien Reynolds told Dow Jones Newswires that the company is actively looking for additional merger and acquisition possibilities. He wouldn't comment on whether the company is currently in discussions with another partner or target.
Nevertheless, industry watchers say this particular segment of the commodity market is due for consolidation. That means a number of junior explorers will either merge or be taken over by majors, especially if an economic resource is apparent.
Now that global demand for uranium has returned, following a number of dormant years, prices have surged: a pound of uranium which cost about $7 back in the 1990s now changes hands for more than $53.
That well-known uranium bug, newletter writer James Dines, is now calling for uranium prices to be ramped up to around $70 to $100 a pound.
"Naturally, the higher the uranium price goes, the more valuable the ore deposits of uranium-mining corporations become, building underground and untaxed wealth such that when the 'moment of recognition' finally reaches critical mass there should be a buying stampede," Dines wrote in a recent letter to investors.
Ultimately, the resurgence in prices has clearly made mining and production more affordable, even more so now that countries such as China and India are actively searching for yellow cake.
"We took a view on where uranium exploration was headed and were able to move into large land positions across Canada," Reynolds said.
Those land positions comprise 6.6 million acres in the country's top uranium-producing areas - the Athabasca Basin, the Thelon Basin and tracts of land in Newfoundland's central mineral belt.
Given that Bayswater is playing in some of the more expensive - and lucrative - uranium areas in the country, it only stands to reason that a major economic find will attract considerable attention from one of the majors.
The company has even applied for 100% interest in concessions in Niger, West Africa - one of the world's top uranium producers behind Canada and Australia.
The bottom-line here is that the world's major uranium producers, which includes Canada's Cameco Corp. (CCO.T), would be loathe to give up global market position.
"They will want to keep market share and they will bring you into their fold," Reynolds said.
Having said that, Bayswater is still at the high-risk, high-reward stage, in terms of exploration leading to drilling and then finding a resource.
The company has about C$6 million in the till for further exploration, Reynolds said. And, as mentioned, Bayswater is still on the look-out for the next merger or acquisition in the market.
"Reynolds said this kind of activity will increase shareholder liquidity as market capitalization increases.
Company website: http://www.bayswateruranium.com
-Brian Truscott, Dow Jones Newswires; 604-660-1595; brian.truscott@dowjones.com
Wednesday October 4th, 2006 / 18h15
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Wednesday October 4th, 2006 / 18h15
By Brian Truscott
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
VANCOUVER -(Dow Jones)- Bayswater Uranium Corp. (BAY.V) describes itself as a 'super junior explorer,' following this summer's amalgamation with fellow explorer Pathfinder Resources Ltd.
What's more, Chairman Damien Reynolds told Dow Jones Newswires that the company is actively looking for additional merger and acquisition possibilities. He wouldn't comment on whether the company is currently in discussions with another partner or target.
Nevertheless, industry watchers say this particular segment of the commodity market is due for consolidation. That means a number of junior explorers will either merge or be taken over by majors, especially if an economic resource is apparent.
Now that global demand for uranium has returned, following a number of dormant years, prices have surged: a pound of uranium which cost about $7 back in the 1990s now changes hands for more than $53.
That well-known uranium bug, newletter writer James Dines, is now calling for uranium prices to be ramped up to around $70 to $100 a pound.
"Naturally, the higher the uranium price goes, the more valuable the ore deposits of uranium-mining corporations become, building underground and untaxed wealth such that when the 'moment of recognition' finally reaches critical mass there should be a buying stampede," Dines wrote in a recent letter to investors.
Ultimately, the resurgence in prices has clearly made mining and production more affordable, even more so now that countries such as China and India are actively searching for yellow cake.
"We took a view on where uranium exploration was headed and were able to move into large land positions across Canada," Reynolds said.
Those land positions comprise 6.6 million acres in the country's top uranium-producing areas - the Athabasca Basin, the Thelon Basin and tracts of land in Newfoundland's central mineral belt.
Given that Bayswater is playing in some of the more expensive - and lucrative - uranium areas in the country, it only stands to reason that a major economic find will attract considerable attention from one of the majors.
The company has even applied for 100% interest in concessions in Niger, West Africa - one of the world's top uranium producers behind Canada and Australia.
The bottom-line here is that the world's major uranium producers, which includes Canada's Cameco Corp. (CCO.T), would be loathe to give up global market position.
"They will want to keep market share and they will bring you into their fold," Reynolds said.
Having said that, Bayswater is still at the high-risk, high-reward stage, in terms of exploration leading to drilling and then finding a resource.
The company has about C$6 million in the till for further exploration, Reynolds said. And, as mentioned, Bayswater is still on the look-out for the next merger or acquisition in the market.
"Reynolds said this kind of activity will increase shareholder liquidity as market capitalization increases.
Company website: http://www.bayswateruranium.com
-Brian Truscott, Dow Jones Newswires; 604-660-1595; brian.truscott@dowjones.com
Wednesday October 4th, 2006 / 18h15
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ich werd auch noch mal einsammeln
kapitalerhöhung lässt den kurs meistens einbrechen aber die Zukunftsaussichten sind weiterhin gut
Wer sich rausjagen lässt is selbst schuld
aber die Zukunftsaussichten sind weiterhin gutWer sich rausjagen lässt is selbst schuld
Ich kanns nur wiederholen. wir haben es hier mit einem aussichtsreichen juniorexplorer zu tun. Gerade im Uranbereich wird es noch viel Wirbel geben zugunsten des Urans. Explorer und gerade juniorexplorer sind anfangs immer mit grossen Schwankungen behaftet.
Nutzt die Gelegenheit und kauft nach. in ein paar jahren sind diese beteiligungen um ein vielfaches mehr wert.
Nutzt die Gelegenheit und kauft nach. in ein paar jahren sind diese beteiligungen um ein vielfaches mehr wert.
Übrigens Pari liegt bei:
0.6825 EUR= SK 0.97 CAN$
sampler
0.6825 EUR= SK 0.97 CAN$
sampler
Schließt heute über 1,00
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.437.148 von Highnoon120 am 06.10.06 11:38:12Dieser Wert hat übrigens eine grundsolide IR
2006-10-02 Acquisition Bayswater Uranium agreement for Italy data
Kann mir dies jemand erklären ?
Die Meldung ist gebührenpflichtig, ich glaube bei Sedar
Kann mir dies jemand erklären ?
Die Meldung ist gebührenpflichtig, ich glaube bei Sedar
Bayswater
Canadian based junior explorer Bayswater Uranium [TSXv:BAY], trading today at C$1.41 and with a 52 week range of $1.10 to $1.69, has major landholdings in Canada’s Athabasca Basin, the Thelon Basin and the Hermitage Belt.
The Athabasca region is one of the world’s premier uranium mining sites, supplying roughly 32% of the world’s uranium. Bayswater is slated to acquire 1.5 million acres of mineral claims in the region and production throughout the region is expected to increase.
The company also has 7800 sq. km. of uranium concession agreements in Niger.
Conclusion
Dines said on Thursday in another presentation that “we need to look wrong to be right in the stock market,” referring to a number of previous market calls that proved to be the hot investment at the time, even if perceived as wretched by the general market at the time.
Dines also said that eventually he expects to see every uranium stock increase and said that “it’s not too late to get into uranium.” Dines said that he is looking for sky-high prices and that the impact on the uranium industry “will be phenomenal.”
The uranium spot price is currently $52.00, up from last month’s end of $48.50, and many, including Dines, see a continued uptrend and only potential for the metal as energy demand in developing nations continues to grow and the return to using U3O8 for energy demand looks more attractive.
Canadian based junior explorer Bayswater Uranium [TSXv:BAY], trading today at C$1.41 and with a 52 week range of $1.10 to $1.69, has major landholdings in Canada’s Athabasca Basin, the Thelon Basin and the Hermitage Belt.
The Athabasca region is one of the world’s premier uranium mining sites, supplying roughly 32% of the world’s uranium. Bayswater is slated to acquire 1.5 million acres of mineral claims in the region and production throughout the region is expected to increase.
The company also has 7800 sq. km. of uranium concession agreements in Niger.
Conclusion
Dines said on Thursday in another presentation that “we need to look wrong to be right in the stock market,” referring to a number of previous market calls that proved to be the hot investment at the time, even if perceived as wretched by the general market at the time.
Dines also said that eventually he expects to see every uranium stock increase and said that “it’s not too late to get into uranium.” Dines said that he is looking for sky-high prices and that the impact on the uranium industry “will be phenomenal.”
The uranium spot price is currently $52.00, up from last month’s end of $48.50, and many, including Dines, see a continued uptrend and only potential for the metal as energy demand in developing nations continues to grow and the return to using U3O8 for energy demand looks more attractive.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.455.465 von TopShoot am 06.10.06 22:15:34BID in CA vorbörslich bei CA$ 1,05 = € 0,74. Diese Woche werden wir die € 0,80 wieder sehen !
BID in CA vorbörslich bei CA$ 1,05 = € 0,74. Diese Woche werden wir die € 0,80 wieder sehen !
Nch diesen beiden sich negativ auswirkenden Meldungen muß Bayswater wieder zur Sache kommen und Erfolge melden.
http://www.stockhouse.ca/news/news.asp?newsid=3932472&tick=B…BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
www.streetinvesting.com: What's Next For Bayswater Uranium Corp?
10/11/2006
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It is widely known that from an investor's point of view there are two main reasons for a country to need uranium. They are: for the production of energy and/or for the production of weapons. People that invest in this commodity pay close attention to both sides of its use. With uranium prices climbing 1.75 points from the previous week and reaching a spot price of 55.75 investors are wondering what the future holds for this volatile commodity.
Bayswater Uranium Corp's shareholders saw a drop Tuesday of 2.94% with 274,523 shares trading hands before the closing bell. This energy company has drawn the attention of our researchers because their current....
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It is widely known that from an investor's point of view there are two main reasons for a country to need uranium. They are: for the production of energy and/or for the production of weapons. People that invest in this commodity pay close attention to both sides of its use. With uranium prices climbing 1.75 points from the previous week and reaching a spot price of 55.75 investors are wondering what the future holds for this volatile commodity.
Bayswater Uranium Corp's shareholders saw a drop Tuesday of 2.94% with 274,523 shares trading hands before the closing bell. This energy company has drawn the attention of our researchers because their current....
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Bayswater Uranium Corp (TSX-V: BAY)
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It is widely known that from an investor’s point of view there are two main reasons for a country to need uranium. They are: for the production of energy and/or for the production of weapons. People that invest in this commodity pay close attention to both sides of its use. With uranium prices climbing 1.75 points from the previous week and reaching a spot price of 55.75 investors are wondering what the future holds for this volatile commodity.
Bayswater Uranium Corp’s shareholders saw a drop Tuesday of 2.94% with 274,523 shares trading hands before the closing bell. This energy company has drawn the attention of our researchers because their current share price is $0.99.
Recently in global news, North Korea has attempted to gain higher stature with larger political powers by detonating their first advanced nuclear bomb. The effects of this event are being felt throughout the region with countries like Japan and China seriously considering developing their own nuclear weapons programs. We believe that whether these countries arm themselves or not, the demand for uranium will continue to increase over the months to come. In the short term however, it will be interesting to see how the global community responds to North Korea as a nuclear threat.
In other parts of the world, uranium is playing an increased role in today’s society, as different countries across the globe are developing ways to receive and supply the valued commodity. Recently India, Australia, and even Kazakhstan have been in the news attempting to strengthen their place in the market for additional uranium reserves. It seems governments are discovering the advantages of this resource and are trying to catch up to other already developed countries.
In a recent release Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (the "Company") is pleased to announce a brokered private placement of up to 7,620,000 Flow-Through Units issued at $1.05 per Unit (the "Offering"). Each Unit will be comprised of one Flow-Through common share and one share purchase warrant to acquire one additional flow-through common share for a period of two years from the date of closing at $1.20 per share. The up to $8,001,000 in proceeds will be expended on the Company's Canadian uranium projects in Newfoundland and the Athabasca and Thelon Basins.
Pacific International Securities Inc. is acting as the agent on a commercially reasonable efforts basis, for which they will receive: a commission of 7.5% of the gross proceeds of the Offering payable, at the agents election, either in cash, or in Units of the Company having the same terms as the Units in the Offering, except that they will not be flow-through Units; and Compensation Options equal in number to 10% of the aggregate Units sold in the Offering, which shall entitle the Agent to purchase one common share of the Company for a period of two years from closing at $1.10 per share.
The Offering remains subject to regulatory acceptance.
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Bayswater Uranium Corp
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Bayswater Uranium Corp (TSX-V: BAY)
Current Price: 0.99
It is widely known that from an investor’s point of view there are two main reasons for a country to need uranium. They are: for the production of energy and/or for the production of weapons. People that invest in this commodity pay close attention to both sides of its use. With uranium prices climbing 1.75 points from the previous week and reaching a spot price of 55.75 investors are wondering what the future holds for this volatile commodity.
Bayswater Uranium Corp’s shareholders saw a drop Tuesday of 2.94% with 274,523 shares trading hands before the closing bell. This energy company has drawn the attention of our researchers because their current share price is $0.99.
Recently in global news, North Korea has attempted to gain higher stature with larger political powers by detonating their first advanced nuclear bomb. The effects of this event are being felt throughout the region with countries like Japan and China seriously considering developing their own nuclear weapons programs. We believe that whether these countries arm themselves or not, the demand for uranium will continue to increase over the months to come. In the short term however, it will be interesting to see how the global community responds to North Korea as a nuclear threat.
In other parts of the world, uranium is playing an increased role in today’s society, as different countries across the globe are developing ways to receive and supply the valued commodity. Recently India, Australia, and even Kazakhstan have been in the news attempting to strengthen their place in the market for additional uranium reserves. It seems governments are discovering the advantages of this resource and are trying to catch up to other already developed countries.
In a recent release Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (the "Company") is pleased to announce a brokered private placement of up to 7,620,000 Flow-Through Units issued at $1.05 per Unit (the "Offering"). Each Unit will be comprised of one Flow-Through common share and one share purchase warrant to acquire one additional flow-through common share for a period of two years from the date of closing at $1.20 per share. The up to $8,001,000 in proceeds will be expended on the Company's Canadian uranium projects in Newfoundland and the Athabasca and Thelon Basins.
Pacific International Securities Inc. is acting as the agent on a commercially reasonable efforts basis, for which they will receive: a commission of 7.5% of the gross proceeds of the Offering payable, at the agents election, either in cash, or in Units of the Company having the same terms as the Units in the Offering, except that they will not be flow-through Units; and Compensation Options equal in number to 10% of the aggregate Units sold in the Offering, which shall entitle the Agent to purchase one common share of the Company for a period of two years from closing at $1.10 per share.
The Offering remains subject to regulatory acceptance.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.559.076 von TopShoot am 11.10.06 15:02:53-10% ... hm .. hoffe, dass wird damit den Boden erreicht haben.
wir haben den Boden noch nicht erreicht weiter so
Was ist los mit dieser Scheißwater ?
Press Release Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
Thursday October 19, 7:00 pm ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 19, 2006 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY.V - News) (the "Company") is pleased to announce a non-brokered private placement. The private placement will consist of a minimum of 1,500,000 Units and a maximum of 2,500,000 Units at a price of $0.90 per Unit for total gross proceeds of $1,350,000 - $2,250,000. Each Unit is comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant, each warrant exercisable at a price of $1.20 per share for a period of two years from the date of closing. Proceeds of the placement will be used for the Company's recent Athabasca Basin property acquisition and for working capital. The major subscriber in the placement will be Longview Strategies Incorporated (TSX VENTURE:LV.V - News), a Tier 1 Investment Issuer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange, which shares a common director with the Company.
In other news, the Company advises that an updated NI 43-101 report on the Company's Central Uranium Mineral Belt project has been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com, incorporating results of a recent site visit completed by the author.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company™ with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
Contact:
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager
Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
Thursday October 19, 7:00 pm ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 19, 2006 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY.V - News) (the "Company") is pleased to announce a non-brokered private placement. The private placement will consist of a minimum of 1,500,000 Units and a maximum of 2,500,000 Units at a price of $0.90 per Unit for total gross proceeds of $1,350,000 - $2,250,000. Each Unit is comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant, each warrant exercisable at a price of $1.20 per share for a period of two years from the date of closing. Proceeds of the placement will be used for the Company's recent Athabasca Basin property acquisition and for working capital. The major subscriber in the placement will be Longview Strategies Incorporated (TSX VENTURE:LV.V - News), a Tier 1 Investment Issuer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange, which shares a common director with the Company.
In other news, the Company advises that an updated NI 43-101 report on the Company's Central Uranium Mineral Belt project has been filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com, incorporating results of a recent site visit completed by the author.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company(TM)
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company™ with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
Contact:
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager
Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
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Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Press Release Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Acquires Strategic Uranium Property in Newfoundland
Thursday October 19, 7:05 pm ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 19, 2006 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY.V - News) reports the Company has entered into an option agreement to acquire a 90% interest in the Murphy Property located in the Hermitage Uranium Belt of southern Newfoundland. The 3,212 acre Murphy Property is strategically situated 2 kilometres East and along strike from Commander Resources' (TSX VENTURE:CMD.V - News) White Bear River area (HE2, Doucette, and DT1 prospects) where Commander has reported assays from grab sampling ranging from 0.27% to 2.79% U3O8.
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The Murphy Property was covered by an airborne radiometric, magnetic and electromagnetic geophysical survey completed earlier this year. Results from the Murphy region survey have just been received and are currently being analyzed. Prospecting crews will follow up uranium targets identified by the survey in the next few weeks.
In order to earn a 90% interest in the Murphy Property, Bayswater must make phased total cash payments of $375,000 and issue 1 million shares over three years. The Company is also required to complete staged work expenditures totaling $1 million over a four-year period. In the first year of the agreement, the Company is committed to paying $25,000, issuing 100,000 shares and completing $100,000 in work expenditures; all other considerations are optional. The owner's 10% property interest will be carried to commercial production; prior to production the interest may be converted to a 3% Net Smelter Return Royalty (NSR) on production. Bayswater may reduce the NSR to 2% by paying the owner $2 million.
In other news, Bayswater has granted a finder's fee of 100,000 shares to a private individual for his assistance in introducing to Bayswater of mineral claims comprising over 1,500,000 acres in the Athabasca Basin Uranium District in Saskatchewan as disclosed in Bayswater's July 25, 2006 news release. The finder's fee remains subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange and all shares granted will be subject to a four-month hold period.
About the Hermitage Uranium Belt
Located 30 kilometres north of the coastal town of Burgeo in southwest Newfoundland, the Hermitage Uranium Belt hosts a number of uranium occurrences along a 100-km long belt. The region has potential for large-scale uranium deposits based on known uranium occurrences, which are primarily stratiform and stratabound in nature, and hosted by sedimentary and volcanic rocks. In the 1980s, exploration by the uranium division of Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SHC.TO - News) and Central Electricity Generating Board Exploration (Canada) Ltd -- now owned by Cameco Corporation (TSX:CCO.TO - News) -- located several bedrock uranium occurrences and radioactive boulder trains grading up to 1.5% U3O8 along the belt. Both companies left the area by the mid 1980s due to low uranium prices. Later in the 1980s, Newfoundland government geologists discovered additional uranium mineralization, which was largely overlooked until recently. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in this emerging, under-explored mineral belt with interests in approximately 421,000 acres.
Bayswater's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. Victor Tanaka, COO of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company™
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company™ with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein. Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
Contact:
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager
Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Acquires Strategic Uranium Property in Newfoundland
Thursday October 19, 7:05 pm ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 19, 2006 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY.V - News) reports the Company has entered into an option agreement to acquire a 90% interest in the Murphy Property located in the Hermitage Uranium Belt of southern Newfoundland. The 3,212 acre Murphy Property is strategically situated 2 kilometres East and along strike from Commander Resources' (TSX VENTURE:CMD.V - News) White Bear River area (HE2, Doucette, and DT1 prospects) where Commander has reported assays from grab sampling ranging from 0.27% to 2.79% U3O8.
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The Murphy Property was covered by an airborne radiometric, magnetic and electromagnetic geophysical survey completed earlier this year. Results from the Murphy region survey have just been received and are currently being analyzed. Prospecting crews will follow up uranium targets identified by the survey in the next few weeks.
In order to earn a 90% interest in the Murphy Property, Bayswater must make phased total cash payments of $375,000 and issue 1 million shares over three years. The Company is also required to complete staged work expenditures totaling $1 million over a four-year period. In the first year of the agreement, the Company is committed to paying $25,000, issuing 100,000 shares and completing $100,000 in work expenditures; all other considerations are optional. The owner's 10% property interest will be carried to commercial production; prior to production the interest may be converted to a 3% Net Smelter Return Royalty (NSR) on production. Bayswater may reduce the NSR to 2% by paying the owner $2 million.
In other news, Bayswater has granted a finder's fee of 100,000 shares to a private individual for his assistance in introducing to Bayswater of mineral claims comprising over 1,500,000 acres in the Athabasca Basin Uranium District in Saskatchewan as disclosed in Bayswater's July 25, 2006 news release. The finder's fee remains subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange and all shares granted will be subject to a four-month hold period.
About the Hermitage Uranium Belt
Located 30 kilometres north of the coastal town of Burgeo in southwest Newfoundland, the Hermitage Uranium Belt hosts a number of uranium occurrences along a 100-km long belt. The region has potential for large-scale uranium deposits based on known uranium occurrences, which are primarily stratiform and stratabound in nature, and hosted by sedimentary and volcanic rocks. In the 1980s, exploration by the uranium division of Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX:SHC.TO - News) and Central Electricity Generating Board Exploration (Canada) Ltd -- now owned by Cameco Corporation (TSX:CCO.TO - News) -- located several bedrock uranium occurrences and radioactive boulder trains grading up to 1.5% U3O8 along the belt. Both companies left the area by the mid 1980s due to low uranium prices. Later in the 1980s, Newfoundland government geologists discovered additional uranium mineralization, which was largely overlooked until recently. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in this emerging, under-explored mineral belt with interests in approximately 421,000 acres.
Bayswater's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. Victor Tanaka, COO of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium Company™
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company™ with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein. Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
Contact:
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager
Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Naja, da PP ist abgeschlossen, dann dürfte der Kurs nach dieser Meldung wieder kommen.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
Bayswater Uranium Corporation: Bayswater Acquires Strategic Uranium Property in Newfoundland
10/20/2006
Oct 20, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Vancouver, BC Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) reports the Company has entered into an option agreement to acquire a 90% interest in the Murphy Property located in the Hermitage Uranium Belt of southern Newfoundland. The 3,212 acre Murphy Property is strategically situated 2 kilometres East and along strike from Commander Resources' (TSX-V: CMD) White Bear River area (HE2, Doucette, and DT1 prospects) where Commander has reported assays from grab sampling ranging from 0.27% to 2.79% U3O8.
The Murphy Property was covered by an airborne radiometric, magnetic and electromagnetic geophysical survey completed earlier this year. Results from the Murphy region survey have just been received and are currently being analyzed. Prospecting crews will follow-up uranium targets identified by the survey in the next few weeks.
In order to earn a 90% interest in the Murphy Property, Bayswater must make phased total cash payments of $375,000 and issue 1 million shares over three years. The Company is also required to complete staged work expenditures totaling $1 million over a four year period. In the first year of the agreement, the Company is committed to paying $25,000, issuing 100,000 shares and completing $100,000 in work expenditures; all other considerations are optional. The owner's 10% property interest will be carried to commercial production; prior to production the interest may be converted to a 3% Net Smelter Return Royalty (NSR) on production. Bayswater may reduce the NSR to 2% by paying the owner $2 million.
In other news, Bayswater has granted a finder's fee of 100,000 shares to a private individual for his assistance in introducing to Bayswater of mineral claims comprising over 1,500,000 acres in the Athabasca Basin Uranium District in Saskatchewan as disclosed in Bayswater's July 25, 2006 news release. The finder's fee remains subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange and all shares granted will be subject to a four month hold period.
About the Hermitage Uranium Belt
Located 30 kilometres north of the coastal town of Burgeo in southwest Newfoundland, the Hermitage Uranium Belt hosts a number of uranium occurrences along a 100-km long belt. The region has potential for large-scale uranium deposits based on known uranium occurrences, which are primarily stratiform and stratabound in nature, and hosted by sedimentary and volcanic rocks. In the 1980's, exploration by the uranium division of Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX: SCH) and Central Electricity Generating Board Exploration (Canada) Ltd - now owned by Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO) - located several bedrock uranium occurrences and radioactive boulder trains grading up to 1.5% U3O8 along the belt. Both companies left the area by the mid 1980s due to low uranium prices. Later in the 1980's, Newfoundland government geologists discovered additional uranium mineralization, which was largely overlooked until recently. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in this emerging, under-explored mineral belt with interests in approximately 421,000 acres.
Bayswater's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. Victor Tanaka, COO of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation The Super Junior Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration.
Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base.
The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
M2 Communications Ltd disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info@m2.com.
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Bayswater Uranium Corporation: Bayswater Acquires Strategic Uranium Property in Newfoundland
10/20/2006
Oct 20, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Vancouver, BC Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) reports the Company has entered into an option agreement to acquire a 90% interest in the Murphy Property located in the Hermitage Uranium Belt of southern Newfoundland. The 3,212 acre Murphy Property is strategically situated 2 kilometres East and along strike from Commander Resources' (TSX-V: CMD) White Bear River area (HE2, Doucette, and DT1 prospects) where Commander has reported assays from grab sampling ranging from 0.27% to 2.79% U3O8.
The Murphy Property was covered by an airborne radiometric, magnetic and electromagnetic geophysical survey completed earlier this year. Results from the Murphy region survey have just been received and are currently being analyzed. Prospecting crews will follow-up uranium targets identified by the survey in the next few weeks.
In order to earn a 90% interest in the Murphy Property, Bayswater must make phased total cash payments of $375,000 and issue 1 million shares over three years. The Company is also required to complete staged work expenditures totaling $1 million over a four year period. In the first year of the agreement, the Company is committed to paying $25,000, issuing 100,000 shares and completing $100,000 in work expenditures; all other considerations are optional. The owner's 10% property interest will be carried to commercial production; prior to production the interest may be converted to a 3% Net Smelter Return Royalty (NSR) on production. Bayswater may reduce the NSR to 2% by paying the owner $2 million.
In other news, Bayswater has granted a finder's fee of 100,000 shares to a private individual for his assistance in introducing to Bayswater of mineral claims comprising over 1,500,000 acres in the Athabasca Basin Uranium District in Saskatchewan as disclosed in Bayswater's July 25, 2006 news release. The finder's fee remains subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange and all shares granted will be subject to a four month hold period.
About the Hermitage Uranium Belt
Located 30 kilometres north of the coastal town of Burgeo in southwest Newfoundland, the Hermitage Uranium Belt hosts a number of uranium occurrences along a 100-km long belt. The region has potential for large-scale uranium deposits based on known uranium occurrences, which are primarily stratiform and stratabound in nature, and hosted by sedimentary and volcanic rocks. In the 1980's, exploration by the uranium division of Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX: SCH) and Central Electricity Generating Board Exploration (Canada) Ltd - now owned by Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO) - located several bedrock uranium occurrences and radioactive boulder trains grading up to 1.5% U3O8 along the belt. Both companies left the area by the mid 1980s due to low uranium prices. Later in the 1980's, Newfoundland government geologists discovered additional uranium mineralization, which was largely overlooked until recently. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in this emerging, under-explored mineral belt with interests in approximately 421,000 acres.
Bayswater's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), president of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), COO of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. Victor Tanaka, COO of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation The Super Junior Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration.
Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base.
The result is a Super Junior Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
M2 Communications Ltd disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info@m2.com.
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+13%. und wird haben den 1$ zurück (SK: 1,03$). Damit kann ich leben.
1.03 CAD = 0.7268 EUR
sampler
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.813.096 von sampler am 24.10.06 10:01:521,15 Canadian Dollar = 0,812 Euro
Gruss
Beuer
Gruss
Beuer
Geduld wird sich hier auszahlen denke ich.
wen man bedenkt, das BW erst 1jahr notiert ist ,der kurs stabil und die aussichten weiterhin gut
wen man bedenkt, das BW erst 1jahr notiert ist ,der kurs stabil und die aussichten weiterhin gut
Keiner mehr da ? Kurs heute ovn 1,15 auf 1,30 gestiegen. Im Moment 1,28. Der Verlauf gefällt mir gur !
Doch bin auch da gefällt mir endlich wieder der kursverlauf
und das es trotzdem schön ruhig hier ist und nicht so ein gepushe
und unsinnige bemerkungen und gequatsche hier gibt
hoffentlich bleibt es bei uns aus so wie bisher
und das es trotzdem schön ruhig hier ist und nicht so ein gepushe
und unsinnige bemerkungen und gequatsche hier gibt
hoffentlich bleibt es bei uns aus so wie bisher
na wird ja noch besser rt 1,30can
rt jetzt schon 1,33can
na kommt da was
na kommt da was
Was so eine eingestürzte Mine von dem größten Uranproduzenten ausmachen kann...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.855.339 von sampler am 25.10.06 22:16:37Ich hatte gestern gelesen das eine Mine von dem weltweit größten Uranproduzenten eingestürzt ist. Kann Dir aber leider nicht sagen wie der Laden heisst. Daher vermutlich die positive Kursentwicklung der letzten beiden Tage. Schau Dir auch mal zum Vergleich die Kursentwicklung der letzten Tage von Paladin an....
Jetzt habe ich die Nachricht wieder gefunden. Zu finden auf der Seite von Finanztreff. Die Mine ist nicht eingestürzt, aber die haben ein großes Wasserproblem....
25.10.2006 - 09:01 Uhr
Cameco - Größter Uranproduzent steht im doppelten Sinne unter Wasser
Diversifikation ist, wenn man das Risiko auf mehrere Werte verteilt. Und wie sinnvoll das ist, zeigt die aktuelle Entwicklung bei den Betreibern von Minen zum Abbau des für die Gewinnung von Kernenergie benötigten Urans. Denn die boomt, auch wenn sich Deutschland daran nicht mehr beteiligen möchte.
Soweit, so Wachstumsstory. Dumm nur, wenn wie jetzt geschehen eine der wichtigsten Minen von Wasser überflutet wird und damit für lange Zeit ausfällt. So geschehen bei der in den vergangenen Monaten viel beachteten Cameco, die nicht zuletzt von der Deutschen Bank mit zahlreichen Emissionen auf die Agenda deutscher Anleger gesetzt wurde.
Die Reaktion der Börse war kurz und heftig und allein am Montag sackte der Kurs um mehr als zehn Prozent in die Tiefe, nach dem Cameco mitgeteilt hatte, dass sich durch die Überflutung der ursprünglich für 2008 terminierte Abbaubeginn des weltgrößten Uranfeldes um mindestens ein Jahr verzögern wird.
Nebeneffekt des Missgeschicks von Cameco war allerdings, dass viele andere Uran-Werte an der Börse deutlich nach oben gesetzt wurden. Denn des einen Leid, ist bekanntlich des anderen Freud – und der potenzielle Ausfall der Großmine im kanadischen Saskatchewan beschert den anderen Anbietern des begehrten Metalls eine unverhoffte Sonderkonjunktur. Dem entsprechend fielen die Kursausschläge bei Wettbewerbern wie Paladin Resources oder Energy Resources of Australia aus, die zum Teil ein zweistelliges Kursplus verzeichnen konnten.
Profitiert hat davon auch der im Frühjahr von der UBS aufgelegte Uran-Basket (WKN: UB1URA). Der war zwar ebenfalls von den Cameco-Verlusten betroffen, die Erleichterungsrallye der anderen Uran-Werte hat den Gesamtkorb aber trotzdem deutlich nach oben getrieben. Hier zeigt sich also, was Diversifikation wert ist. Hier zeigt sich auch, dass sich in diesen speziellen kleinen Nischensegmenten auch der Gleichgewichtungsansatz der entsprechenden Aktienkörbe bezahlt machen kann. So war nämlich – unabhängig von der bei Indizes üblichen Marktkapitalisierung – nur ein Zehntel des Korbes (Cameco) von den Verlusten betroffen. Die wurden allein vom nächsten Zehntel (Paladin) wieder ausgeglichen, sodass die Gewinne der verbleibenden acht Werte dann als Gewinn verbucht werden konnten.
Mit Merrill Lynch und Lehman Brothers reagieren jetzt zwei weitere Emittenten auf die Strahlkraft des Anlagethemas Uran. Bei Merrill gibt es einen Konkurrenz-Korb für den der UBS, wobei anzumerken wäre, dass in der Auswahl des neuen Baskets auch die Minengiganten BHP Billiton und Rio Tinto enthalten sind, bei denen Uran nur eine kleine Nebenrolle spielt (WKN: ML0BDN). Eine tatsächliche Erweiterung des Uran-Spektrums liefert derweil Lehman, die das Thema mit einem 100-Prozent-kapitalgeschützten Papier auch für den sicherheitsorientierten Anleger erschließen. Im Basket der Uranium-Anleihe sind nur fünf Werte enthalten und die Berechnung erfolgt über eine Durchschnittsbildung (WKN: A0GZGW). Beide Neulinge werden bis zum 10. November zur Zeichnung angeboten.
25.10.2006 - 09:01 Uhr
Cameco - Größter Uranproduzent steht im doppelten Sinne unter Wasser
Diversifikation ist, wenn man das Risiko auf mehrere Werte verteilt. Und wie sinnvoll das ist, zeigt die aktuelle Entwicklung bei den Betreibern von Minen zum Abbau des für die Gewinnung von Kernenergie benötigten Urans. Denn die boomt, auch wenn sich Deutschland daran nicht mehr beteiligen möchte.
Soweit, so Wachstumsstory. Dumm nur, wenn wie jetzt geschehen eine der wichtigsten Minen von Wasser überflutet wird und damit für lange Zeit ausfällt. So geschehen bei der in den vergangenen Monaten viel beachteten Cameco, die nicht zuletzt von der Deutschen Bank mit zahlreichen Emissionen auf die Agenda deutscher Anleger gesetzt wurde.
Die Reaktion der Börse war kurz und heftig und allein am Montag sackte der Kurs um mehr als zehn Prozent in die Tiefe, nach dem Cameco mitgeteilt hatte, dass sich durch die Überflutung der ursprünglich für 2008 terminierte Abbaubeginn des weltgrößten Uranfeldes um mindestens ein Jahr verzögern wird.
Nebeneffekt des Missgeschicks von Cameco war allerdings, dass viele andere Uran-Werte an der Börse deutlich nach oben gesetzt wurden. Denn des einen Leid, ist bekanntlich des anderen Freud – und der potenzielle Ausfall der Großmine im kanadischen Saskatchewan beschert den anderen Anbietern des begehrten Metalls eine unverhoffte Sonderkonjunktur. Dem entsprechend fielen die Kursausschläge bei Wettbewerbern wie Paladin Resources oder Energy Resources of Australia aus, die zum Teil ein zweistelliges Kursplus verzeichnen konnten.
Profitiert hat davon auch der im Frühjahr von der UBS aufgelegte Uran-Basket (WKN: UB1URA). Der war zwar ebenfalls von den Cameco-Verlusten betroffen, die Erleichterungsrallye der anderen Uran-Werte hat den Gesamtkorb aber trotzdem deutlich nach oben getrieben. Hier zeigt sich also, was Diversifikation wert ist. Hier zeigt sich auch, dass sich in diesen speziellen kleinen Nischensegmenten auch der Gleichgewichtungsansatz der entsprechenden Aktienkörbe bezahlt machen kann. So war nämlich – unabhängig von der bei Indizes üblichen Marktkapitalisierung – nur ein Zehntel des Korbes (Cameco) von den Verlusten betroffen. Die wurden allein vom nächsten Zehntel (Paladin) wieder ausgeglichen, sodass die Gewinne der verbleibenden acht Werte dann als Gewinn verbucht werden konnten.
Mit Merrill Lynch und Lehman Brothers reagieren jetzt zwei weitere Emittenten auf die Strahlkraft des Anlagethemas Uran. Bei Merrill gibt es einen Konkurrenz-Korb für den der UBS, wobei anzumerken wäre, dass in der Auswahl des neuen Baskets auch die Minengiganten BHP Billiton und Rio Tinto enthalten sind, bei denen Uran nur eine kleine Nebenrolle spielt (WKN: ML0BDN). Eine tatsächliche Erweiterung des Uran-Spektrums liefert derweil Lehman, die das Thema mit einem 100-Prozent-kapitalgeschützten Papier auch für den sicherheitsorientierten Anleger erschließen. Im Basket der Uranium-Anleihe sind nur fünf Werte enthalten und die Berechnung erfolgt über eine Durchschnittsbildung (WKN: A0GZGW). Beide Neulinge werden bis zum 10. November zur Zeichnung angeboten.
Mittwoch, 25. Oktober, 2006
1,30 Kanadischer Dollar = 0,9179381 Euro
1,30 Kanadischer Dollar = 0,9179381 Euro
in 2 tagen hätte man locker n 50% gewinn machen können. absolut klasse
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
International Gold Mining Ltd.: International Gold Mining Ltd. Signs Investor Relations Agreement with Longview Capital Partners
10/30/2006
Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, Oct 30, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
International Gold Mining Ltd. (IGC - ASX), is pleased to announce that it has retained Longview Capital Partners Inc ("Longview"), a Vancouver-based firm with a focus on natural resources, renewable energies and related technologies, to provide International Gold with investor relations services. International Gold Mining Limited is currently in the process of obtaining a listing on the TSX Venture Exchange.
Longview Capital Partners Inc is a global resource group listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V: LV). Longview provides comprehensive corporate finance and investor relations services, and will assist International Gold Mining Ltd in fostering productive, continuing dialogues with analysts, brokers, potential investors, current shareholders and other financial professionals. Other clients of Longview's Investor Relations services include Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX.V: BAY), Buffalo Gold Ltd. (TSX.V: BUF.U), MacArthur Minerals Ltd. (TSX.V: MMS), and Oriental Minerals Inc. (TSX.V: OTL).
The investor relations agreement with Longview shall have a term ending on October 15, 2007, renewable at the option of the parties. As consideration, Longview will receive $7500 per month and be granted options to purchase 200,000 common shares of the capital stock in the Company at a price of $.25 per share until June 14, 2011 vesting 25% every three months from the date of grant. The agreement is subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
On behalf of the Board of:
International Gold Mining Limited
/s/"Alan Phillips" Alan Phillips Director
Investor and Media Inquiries:
Spiro Kletas-Longview Capital Partners Inc.
Tel: (604) 681-5755 Email: SKletas@longviewcp.com
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
INTERNALTIONAL GOLD MINING LTD.
ACN 32 072 871 133
1300 - 885 West Georgia Street Vancouver BC V6C 3E8 Canada Tel604) 628-5002 Fax604) 688-3452
13 - 340 Adelaide Street Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Tel: (617) 3831 6104 Fax: (617) 3831 5694
M2 Communications Ltd disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info@m2.com.
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International Gold Mining Ltd.: International Gold Mining Ltd. Signs Investor Relations Agreement with Longview Capital Partners
10/30/2006
Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, Oct 30, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
International Gold Mining Ltd. (IGC - ASX), is pleased to announce that it has retained Longview Capital Partners Inc ("Longview"), a Vancouver-based firm with a focus on natural resources, renewable energies and related technologies, to provide International Gold with investor relations services. International Gold Mining Limited is currently in the process of obtaining a listing on the TSX Venture Exchange.
Longview Capital Partners Inc is a global resource group listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V: LV). Longview provides comprehensive corporate finance and investor relations services, and will assist International Gold Mining Ltd in fostering productive, continuing dialogues with analysts, brokers, potential investors, current shareholders and other financial professionals. Other clients of Longview's Investor Relations services include Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX.V: BAY), Buffalo Gold Ltd. (TSX.V: BUF.U), MacArthur Minerals Ltd. (TSX.V: MMS), and Oriental Minerals Inc. (TSX.V: OTL).
The investor relations agreement with Longview shall have a term ending on October 15, 2007, renewable at the option of the parties. As consideration, Longview will receive $7500 per month and be granted options to purchase 200,000 common shares of the capital stock in the Company at a price of $.25 per share until June 14, 2011 vesting 25% every three months from the date of grant. The agreement is subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
On behalf of the Board of:
International Gold Mining Limited
/s/"Alan Phillips" Alan Phillips Director
Investor and Media Inquiries:
Spiro Kletas-Longview Capital Partners Inc.
Tel: (604) 681-5755 Email: SKletas@longviewcp.com
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
INTERNALTIONAL GOLD MINING LTD.
ACN 32 072 871 133
1300 - 885 West Georgia Street Vancouver BC V6C 3E8 Canada Tel
604) 628-5002 Fax604) 688-3452 13 - 340 Adelaide Street Brisbane QLD 4000 Australia Tel: (617) 3831 6104 Fax: (617) 3831 5694
M2 Communications Ltd disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info@m2.com.
(C)1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.012.468 von TopShoot am 30.10.06 16:25:03Ist die Meldung der Grund für diese Kurssteigerung?
sampler
sampler
RT 1.32 CAN$ = 0.9242 EUR
sampler
sampler
???
Kommt mir vor wie bei Falcon Öl + Gas
Kommt mir vor wie bei Falcon Öl + Gas
1,34 CAD = Tageshöchststand
SK 1.34 CAD +17.54 % = 0.9347 EUR Vol: 479407
Hier bahnt sich was ganz Grosses an!
sampler
Hier bahnt sich was ganz Grosses an!
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.022.919 von sampler am 30.10.06 22:18:42Ohne relevante Meldung
Meine spekulation hier wird langfristig aufgehen, da bin ich mir auch bauchmässig sicher
Wenn der kurs bei 20 oder 30 steht werden sich alle die abgesprungen sind mächtig ärgern
Wenn der kurs bei 20 oder 30 steht werden sich alle die abgesprungen sind mächtig ärgern
Was ist das hier eigentlich für ein lahmer Thread geworden
Wo sind denn visas, mao, maxeddi etc.abgeblieben?
sampler
Wo sind denn visas, mao, maxeddi etc.abgeblieben?
sampler
Es geht weiter:
RT 1.40 CAD = 0.9769 EUR
Hoch war schon bei 1.43 CAD
sampler
RT 1.40 CAD = 0.9769 EUR
Hoch war schon bei 1.43 CAD
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.039.121 von TopShoot am 31.10.06 16:45:45Hier der Link in CAD
http://www.stockhouse.ca/comp_info.asp?symbol=BAY&table=LIST
http://www.stockhouse.ca/comp_info.asp?symbol=BAY&table=LIST
vielleicht wissen da wieder welche mehr als wir????
Heute machen wir den Euro voll !
Kurs zusehen macht heute richtig Spaß !
1.47 +0.13 +9.70% 527,717
Könnte es durchaus so sein das sich in naher Zukunft des öfteren Uran-Explorer zusammenschliessen, so wie schon Pathfinder/Bayswater, und das Bayswater auch weiter auf Suche ist ?
Evtl. sogar eine Übernahme durch einen Größeren?
Nur eine Spekulation.
Evtl. sogar eine Übernahme durch einen Größeren?
Nur eine Spekulation.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.042.275 von TopShoot am 31.10.06 18:48:05Ich nehme diese Meldung als Anlass zu spekulieren:
http://www.stockhouse.ca/news/news.asp?newsid=4764601&tick=B…
http://www.stockhouse.ca/news/news.asp?newsid=4764601&tick=B…
SK 1.42 CAN$ +5,97% = 0.9911 EUR Vol.687393
sampler
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.051.361 von sampler am 31.10.06 22:21:28Industry :
Industrial Metals & Minerals
Shares Outstanding :58,908,342
Market Cap 83,649,846
Bei ersten guten Ergebnisen geht die Aktie auf 3 - 5 Euro
Industrial Metals & Minerals
Shares Outstanding :58,908,342
Market Cap 83,649,846
Bei ersten guten Ergebnisen geht die Aktie auf 3 - 5 Euro
partyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy 1eur genau
wenn wir über 3 eur erreichen dann otc ade
Super ! .. und das war erst der Anfang !
hoffentlich gehts so weiter
Auch die Amis haben mitgezogen:
SK 1.28 USD = 1.0035 EUR
sampler
SK 1.28 USD = 1.0035 EUR
sampler
http://new.stockwatch.com/swnet/utilit/utilit_snapsh_result.…
Da muss es doch, sich positiv auswirkende Meldungen, auf Sedar geben!
Da muss es doch, sich positiv auswirkende Meldungen, auf Sedar geben!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.060.017 von TopShoot am 01.11.06 14:50:04 2006-10-30 22:05 1.34 SEDAR Interim Financial Statements SEDAR Interim Financial Statements
2006-10-30 22:05 1.34 SEDAR MD & A SEDAR MD & A
2006-10-30 20:06 1.34 Property Agreement Bayswater agreement for Cochrane Pond property
2006-10-30 22:05 1.34 SEDAR MD & A SEDAR MD & A
2006-10-30 20:06 1.34 Property Agreement Bayswater agreement for Cochrane Pond property
George M. Leary
Vorstandvorsitzender, CEO und Direktor
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George Leary trat Bayswater als Vorstandvorsitzender und Direktor Anfang 2003 bei. Er verfügt über 40 Jahre Erfahrung in der Mineralexplorationsindustrie und über 20 Jahre in der Leitung und Finanzierung von gelisteten Unternehmen.
Herr Leary hat einen Bakkalaureatsabschluss in Geologie und ein Masterdiplom in Geologie von der Universität von British Colombia. Er ist ein registrierter professioneller Ingenieur in der Provinz von B.C. und ein registrierter professioneller Geologe in Alberta.
Herr Leary hielt Chefpositionen bei "Amax Exploration" und "Union Oil Ltd.", Unternehmen, die nach Gold, Molybdän, Kupfer, Blei, Zink und Wolfram suchten. In den frühen 1980-er Jahren leitete er Explorationsprogramme verschiedener Typen von Goldsystemen, von Porphyr-Molybdän- und Kupfer/Gold-Projekten, vulkanologischen massiven Sulphid-Projekten und von aderartigen Silber-Blei-Zink-Gold-Liegenschaften in Nordamerika. Mehrere Entdeckungen großer Mineralsysteme in der Kanadischen Cordillera können auf sein Konto geschrieben werden. In den 1990-er Jahren arbeitete er intensiv auf Gold- und Kupferprojekten in Mexiko, Südamerika und Russland.
Herr Leary baute mehrere Junior-Unternehmen auf, sowohl im Rohstoff- als auch im Technologiesektor. "Jalna Resources Limited" erwarb erfolgreich mehrere fortgeschrittene Goldprojekte und Projekte im Frühstadium in Ontario und Manitoba und entwickelte sie weiter. "Camine Resources Inc." war im Technologiesektor tätig. Herr Leary war zeitweise an der Akquisition und Fusion von Technologieunternehmen mit gelisteten Unternehmen beteiligt. Weitere gelistete Unternehmen, bei denen Herr Leary als Direktor oder Vorstandvorsitzender beschäftigt war, sind "TradeRadius Online Inc.", "Bidcrawler.com Online Inc." und "Kolyma Goldfields Ltd". Derzeit ist er auch Vorstandvorsitzender und Direktor von "Jalna Resources Limited".
Herrn Learys Fokus liegt auf der Entwicklung von Bayswater zu einem großen globalen Player im Uransektor, während es auch andere Metallprojekte weiterentwickelt, die sich aufgrund des gegenwärtigen Marktes bezahlt machen.
Vic Tanaka
CEO, Ausführender Vizepräsident und Direktor
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Herr Tanaka hat über 30 Jahre Erfahrung als Geologe und Explorationsmanager von kleinen und großen Unternehmen. Während seiner Karriere war er an zahlreichen Entdeckungen beteiligt. Bevor er "Pathfinder" beitrat, hielt er Chefpositionen bei "Freeport McMoRan Gold Co.", "Aber Resources Ltd.", "Asamera Inc.", "Cominco Ltd." und "Canarc Resources". Neben der Leitung der täglichen Belange des Unternehmens ist er Direktor von mehreren gelisteten Junior-Rohstoffunternehmen wie beispielsweise "Fjordland Exploration Inc.", bei dem er Vorstandvorsitzender ist.
Damien Reynolds
Vorstandvorsitzender, Direktor
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Herr Reynolds ist Vorstandvorsitzender und CEO von "Longview Strategies Inc.", einem gelisteten Rohstoff-Investmentunternehmen mit Vermögenswerten von über $20 Mio. Er ist seit 20 Jahren im Junior-Rohstoffsektor tätig und erhielt sein Fachwissen durch Firmengründungen, Investitionen und durch zahlreiche Positionen im Vorstand von Explorationsfirmen. Herr Reynolds verfügt über beeindruckende Kenntnisse über wertvolle Projekte auf der ganzen Welt und über eine besondere Fähigkeit, Unternehmenskapital zu beschaffen. Derzeit ist er auch der Ausführende Vorstandvorsitzende von "Tournigan Gold Corporation", einem Gold- und Uranexplorationsunternehmen.
Herr Reynolds nimmt eine führende Rolle in der kontinuierlichen Entwicklung der Vermögenswert-Basis von Bayswater ein.
Ken Armstrong
Direktor
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Herr Armstrong graduierte 1992 an der Universität von Western Ontario mit einem Bakkalaureatsdiplom der Naturwissenschaften (Geologie) und 1995 mit einem Masterdiplom in Geologie von der Queens Universität. Er arbeitete als Geologe bei "Rio Tinto" von 1996 bis 1997. Während dieser Zeit war er an der Entwicklung der Ressourcenmodelle für die Diavak-Diamantmine im Nordterritorium beteiligt. Herr Armstrong trat im Herbst 1997 "Aber Resources Ltd." als Projektgeologe bei. Er leitete die Explorationsprogramme von Diamant-, Gold- und Basismetallprojekten für einige Junior-Explorationsfirmen im Norden von Kanada. Außerdem ist er seit Jänner 2005 Vorstandvorsitzender und CEO von "Strongbow" und ein registrierter Berufsgeowissenschaftler in der Provinz von Ontario.
Stephen Flechner
Berater
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Herr Flechner hat einen Doktor in Rechtswissenschaften von der Yale-Universität und ist der frühere Vizepräsident, Hauptberater und Geschäftsführer von "Gold Fields Mining Corporation" ("GFMC"). In dieser Position hatte er rechtliche und umwelttechnische Funktionen, um lösbaren Goldabbau in Ortiz in New Mexico, Mesquite in Kalifornien und Chimney Creek in Nevada zu ermöglichen. Diese Minen produzierten über 400.000 Unzen Gold pro Jahr, mit höchst profitablen Bruttoeinnahmen von jährlich $175 Mio. Herr Flechner verhandelte $150 Mio. an Goldkrediten und Mietverträgen für die Ausrüstung mit "Chase", "Citibank", "Mellon" und "Westpac". Er war an der Unternehmens-Budgetierung, strategischen Planung und an umwelttechnischen Maßnahmen beteiligt, als "GFMC" von 20 auf 1200 Mitarbeiter heranwuchs und zunehmend Profit machte. In jüngerer Vergangenheit arbeitete er auf Uranprojekten in Europa und Nordamerika. Die beeindruckende Erfahrung und Erfolgsliste von Herrn Flechner bei "GFMC" sowie seine internationale Erfahrung im Bergbau in Australien, Bolivien, Kanada, Chile, Ghana, Irland, Kazakhstan, Mexiko und der Slowakei beweisen seine Fähigkeit, bedeutend dazu beizutragen, Bayswaters Vermögenswerte anwachsen zu lassen.
Robert Cambpell
Berater
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Herr Campbell, leitet Uranexplorationsaktivitäten für "Strongbow Exploration Inc.", dem Joint-Venture-Partner von Bayswater, und ist eine laut NI43-101 qualifizierte Person mit 18 Jahren Erfahrung in der Uranexploration. Sein Schwerpunkt lag hauptsächlich auf der Suche nach hochgradigen Uranvorkommen des ungleichförmigen Typs in den Athabasca- und Thelon-Becken in Kanada und auf Uranvorkommen in Wyoming und Nebraska, USA. Herr Campbell war bei mehreren großen Uranexplorations- und Uranabbauunternehmen beschäftigt, einschließlich "Urangesellschaft Ltd.(Canada)", "Cogema Resources Inc." und "PNC Exploration Inc.". Bayswater freut sich darauf, seine Uran-Vermögensbasis mit der Unterstützung von Herrn Campbell aufzubauen.
Richard Atkinson
Berater
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Richard Atkinson ist ein Mineningenieur mit umfassender Praxis vor allem in der Leitung und Finanzierung von kleinen Rohstoffunternehmen. Er war an zahlreichen Mineralentdeckungen beteiligt, einschließlich des wichtigen Jabiluka-Uranvorkommens in Australien.
Sigfried Muessig
Berater
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Sig Muessig ist ein unabhängiger Chef-Berater von Rohstoffunternehmen mit einer sehr vielfältigen und erfolgreichen Karriere. Er war direkt an einigen der weltgrößten Mineralentdeckungen beteiligt, einschließlich des wichtigen Jabiluka-Uranvorkommens in Australien und der Weltklasse Escondida-Kupfermine in Chile.
Vorstandvorsitzender, CEO und Direktor
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George Leary trat Bayswater als Vorstandvorsitzender und Direktor Anfang 2003 bei. Er verfügt über 40 Jahre Erfahrung in der Mineralexplorationsindustrie und über 20 Jahre in der Leitung und Finanzierung von gelisteten Unternehmen.
Herr Leary hat einen Bakkalaureatsabschluss in Geologie und ein Masterdiplom in Geologie von der Universität von British Colombia. Er ist ein registrierter professioneller Ingenieur in der Provinz von B.C. und ein registrierter professioneller Geologe in Alberta.
Herr Leary hielt Chefpositionen bei "Amax Exploration" und "Union Oil Ltd.", Unternehmen, die nach Gold, Molybdän, Kupfer, Blei, Zink und Wolfram suchten. In den frühen 1980-er Jahren leitete er Explorationsprogramme verschiedener Typen von Goldsystemen, von Porphyr-Molybdän- und Kupfer/Gold-Projekten, vulkanologischen massiven Sulphid-Projekten und von aderartigen Silber-Blei-Zink-Gold-Liegenschaften in Nordamerika. Mehrere Entdeckungen großer Mineralsysteme in der Kanadischen Cordillera können auf sein Konto geschrieben werden. In den 1990-er Jahren arbeitete er intensiv auf Gold- und Kupferprojekten in Mexiko, Südamerika und Russland.
Herr Leary baute mehrere Junior-Unternehmen auf, sowohl im Rohstoff- als auch im Technologiesektor. "Jalna Resources Limited" erwarb erfolgreich mehrere fortgeschrittene Goldprojekte und Projekte im Frühstadium in Ontario und Manitoba und entwickelte sie weiter. "Camine Resources Inc." war im Technologiesektor tätig. Herr Leary war zeitweise an der Akquisition und Fusion von Technologieunternehmen mit gelisteten Unternehmen beteiligt. Weitere gelistete Unternehmen, bei denen Herr Leary als Direktor oder Vorstandvorsitzender beschäftigt war, sind "TradeRadius Online Inc.", "Bidcrawler.com Online Inc." und "Kolyma Goldfields Ltd". Derzeit ist er auch Vorstandvorsitzender und Direktor von "Jalna Resources Limited".
Herrn Learys Fokus liegt auf der Entwicklung von Bayswater zu einem großen globalen Player im Uransektor, während es auch andere Metallprojekte weiterentwickelt, die sich aufgrund des gegenwärtigen Marktes bezahlt machen.
Vic Tanaka
CEO, Ausführender Vizepräsident und Direktor
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Herr Tanaka hat über 30 Jahre Erfahrung als Geologe und Explorationsmanager von kleinen und großen Unternehmen. Während seiner Karriere war er an zahlreichen Entdeckungen beteiligt. Bevor er "Pathfinder" beitrat, hielt er Chefpositionen bei "Freeport McMoRan Gold Co.", "Aber Resources Ltd.", "Asamera Inc.", "Cominco Ltd." und "Canarc Resources". Neben der Leitung der täglichen Belange des Unternehmens ist er Direktor von mehreren gelisteten Junior-Rohstoffunternehmen wie beispielsweise "Fjordland Exploration Inc.", bei dem er Vorstandvorsitzender ist.
Damien Reynolds
Vorstandvorsitzender, Direktor
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Herr Reynolds ist Vorstandvorsitzender und CEO von "Longview Strategies Inc.", einem gelisteten Rohstoff-Investmentunternehmen mit Vermögenswerten von über $20 Mio. Er ist seit 20 Jahren im Junior-Rohstoffsektor tätig und erhielt sein Fachwissen durch Firmengründungen, Investitionen und durch zahlreiche Positionen im Vorstand von Explorationsfirmen. Herr Reynolds verfügt über beeindruckende Kenntnisse über wertvolle Projekte auf der ganzen Welt und über eine besondere Fähigkeit, Unternehmenskapital zu beschaffen. Derzeit ist er auch der Ausführende Vorstandvorsitzende von "Tournigan Gold Corporation", einem Gold- und Uranexplorationsunternehmen.
Herr Reynolds nimmt eine führende Rolle in der kontinuierlichen Entwicklung der Vermögenswert-Basis von Bayswater ein.
Ken Armstrong
Direktor
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Herr Armstrong graduierte 1992 an der Universität von Western Ontario mit einem Bakkalaureatsdiplom der Naturwissenschaften (Geologie) und 1995 mit einem Masterdiplom in Geologie von der Queens Universität. Er arbeitete als Geologe bei "Rio Tinto" von 1996 bis 1997. Während dieser Zeit war er an der Entwicklung der Ressourcenmodelle für die Diavak-Diamantmine im Nordterritorium beteiligt. Herr Armstrong trat im Herbst 1997 "Aber Resources Ltd." als Projektgeologe bei. Er leitete die Explorationsprogramme von Diamant-, Gold- und Basismetallprojekten für einige Junior-Explorationsfirmen im Norden von Kanada. Außerdem ist er seit Jänner 2005 Vorstandvorsitzender und CEO von "Strongbow" und ein registrierter Berufsgeowissenschaftler in der Provinz von Ontario.
Stephen Flechner
Berater
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Herr Flechner hat einen Doktor in Rechtswissenschaften von der Yale-Universität und ist der frühere Vizepräsident, Hauptberater und Geschäftsführer von "Gold Fields Mining Corporation" ("GFMC"). In dieser Position hatte er rechtliche und umwelttechnische Funktionen, um lösbaren Goldabbau in Ortiz in New Mexico, Mesquite in Kalifornien und Chimney Creek in Nevada zu ermöglichen. Diese Minen produzierten über 400.000 Unzen Gold pro Jahr, mit höchst profitablen Bruttoeinnahmen von jährlich $175 Mio. Herr Flechner verhandelte $150 Mio. an Goldkrediten und Mietverträgen für die Ausrüstung mit "Chase", "Citibank", "Mellon" und "Westpac". Er war an der Unternehmens-Budgetierung, strategischen Planung und an umwelttechnischen Maßnahmen beteiligt, als "GFMC" von 20 auf 1200 Mitarbeiter heranwuchs und zunehmend Profit machte. In jüngerer Vergangenheit arbeitete er auf Uranprojekten in Europa und Nordamerika. Die beeindruckende Erfahrung und Erfolgsliste von Herrn Flechner bei "GFMC" sowie seine internationale Erfahrung im Bergbau in Australien, Bolivien, Kanada, Chile, Ghana, Irland, Kazakhstan, Mexiko und der Slowakei beweisen seine Fähigkeit, bedeutend dazu beizutragen, Bayswaters Vermögenswerte anwachsen zu lassen.
Robert Cambpell
Berater
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Herr Campbell, leitet Uranexplorationsaktivitäten für "Strongbow Exploration Inc.", dem Joint-Venture-Partner von Bayswater, und ist eine laut NI43-101 qualifizierte Person mit 18 Jahren Erfahrung in der Uranexploration. Sein Schwerpunkt lag hauptsächlich auf der Suche nach hochgradigen Uranvorkommen des ungleichförmigen Typs in den Athabasca- und Thelon-Becken in Kanada und auf Uranvorkommen in Wyoming und Nebraska, USA. Herr Campbell war bei mehreren großen Uranexplorations- und Uranabbauunternehmen beschäftigt, einschließlich "Urangesellschaft Ltd.(Canada)", "Cogema Resources Inc." und "PNC Exploration Inc.". Bayswater freut sich darauf, seine Uran-Vermögensbasis mit der Unterstützung von Herrn Campbell aufzubauen.
Richard Atkinson
Berater
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Richard Atkinson ist ein Mineningenieur mit umfassender Praxis vor allem in der Leitung und Finanzierung von kleinen Rohstoffunternehmen. Er war an zahlreichen Mineralentdeckungen beteiligt, einschließlich des wichtigen Jabiluka-Uranvorkommens in Australien.
Sigfried Muessig
Berater
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Sig Muessig ist ein unabhängiger Chef-Berater von Rohstoffunternehmen mit einer sehr vielfältigen und erfolgreichen Karriere. Er war direkt an einigen der weltgrößten Mineralentdeckungen beteiligt, einschließlich des wichtigen Jabiluka-Uranvorkommens in Australien und der Weltklasse Escondida-Kupfermine in Chile.
http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/forum.asp?symbol=BAY&ta…
Dem Bb nach müsten bald erste Bohrergebnisse kommen. Siehe oben.
Dem Bb nach müsten bald erste Bohrergebnisse kommen. Siehe oben.
Na!
Da sollten wohl durch Manipulationen StopLoss ausgelöst werden!
Ohne Erfolg!
RT 1.43 CAD = 0.9927 EUR
Auf zu neuen Höhen!
sampler
Da sollten wohl durch Manipulationen StopLoss ausgelöst werden!
Ohne Erfolg!
RT 1.43 CAD = 0.9927 EUR
Auf zu neuen Höhen!
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.060.420 von TopShoot am 01.11.06 15:07:16Wer vorhergehendes liest und sich genau informiert, wird die Aktie nicht verkaufen.
Die haben ein Top Management und sobald es Bohrergebnisse gibt geht es steil bergauf.
Die haben ein Top Management und sobald es Bohrergebnisse gibt geht es steil bergauf.
In D noch Schnäppchenkurse
SK 1.42 CAD = 0.9858 EUR
sampler
SK 1.42 CAD = 0.9858 EUR
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.079.021 von sampler am 02.11.06 12:17:22Die neuen Aktien sind unter das "Volk" gebracht, jetzt heißt es warten auf gute Nachrichten.
Die werden kommen, früher oder später, da zweifele ich keine sekunde dran.
Wundert mich aber, das der Bullvestor keine Stimmungsmache mehr macht für den Wert. Über das Schmierenblättchen bin ich ja zu BVE gekommen.
Naja, erst halt die übliche skepsis, dann research und während des researchs wurde mir immer klarer das die ausnahmsweise mal ne echte Perle ausgegraben haben.
Deswegen wunderts mich das sie hier nicht weiterpushen in üblicher weise mit 1000enden von Rechtschreibfehlern, wo man denkt das der Herausgeber n Sonderschüler ist
Wundert mich aber, das der Bullvestor keine Stimmungsmache mehr macht für den Wert. Über das Schmierenblättchen bin ich ja zu BVE gekommen.
Naja, erst halt die übliche skepsis, dann research und während des researchs wurde mir immer klarer das die ausnahmsweise mal ne echte Perle ausgegraben haben.
Deswegen wunderts mich das sie hier nicht weiterpushen in üblicher weise mit 1000enden von Rechtschreibfehlern, wo man denkt das der Herausgeber n Sonderschüler ist
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.080.892 von Highnoon120 am 02.11.06 14:09:07Ist doch schon passiert und unterm "Volk" !
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
Bayswater Closes $8 Million Brokered, Flow-Through Private Placement
11/1/2006
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov 01, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (the "Company") is pleased to announced that it has closed the brokered private placement previously announced on October 6, 2006, issuing 7,620,000 flow-through units (the "FT Units") at a price of $1.05 per FT Unit, raising aggregate gross proceeds of $8,001,000 (the "Offering").
Each FT Unit comprises one flow-through common share and one share purchase warrant (each a "Warrant"). Each Warrant is exercisable into one additional flow-through common share at an exercise price of $1.20 per flow-through common share until November 1, 2008.
The Offering was brokered by Pacific International Securities Inc. (the "Agent"). The Agent has received a commission of 7.5% of the gross proceeds of the Offering paid in a combination of cash and in units of the Company having the same terms as the FT Units in the Offering, except that they are not flow-through. The Agent has also received 759,500 compensation options (the "Compensation Options"). Each Compensation Option entitles the holder to acquire one additional common share at an exercise price of $1.10 per common share until November 1, 2008.
All of the securities issued under the private placement are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on March 2, 2007.
The proceeds raised from the issuance of the FT Units will be used for general exploration expenditures, which will constitute Canadian exploration expenses (as defined in the Income Tax Act) and will be renounced for the 2006 taxation year. The gross flow-though proceeds of the Offering will be used to fund exploration on the Company's Canadian uranium projects in Newfoundland and the Athabasca and Thelon Basins.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - the Super Junior(TM) Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior (TM) Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION George M. Leary President
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
For further information contact: John Gomez Manager, Investor Relations Telephone: (604) 687-2153
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Copyright 2006 Market Wire, All rights reserved
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
Bayswater Closes $8 Million Brokered, Flow-Through Private Placement
11/1/2006
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov 01, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (the "Company") is pleased to announced that it has closed the brokered private placement previously announced on October 6, 2006, issuing 7,620,000 flow-through units (the "FT Units") at a price of $1.05 per FT Unit, raising aggregate gross proceeds of $8,001,000 (the "Offering").
Each FT Unit comprises one flow-through common share and one share purchase warrant (each a "Warrant"). Each Warrant is exercisable into one additional flow-through common share at an exercise price of $1.20 per flow-through common share until November 1, 2008.
The Offering was brokered by Pacific International Securities Inc. (the "Agent"). The Agent has received a commission of 7.5% of the gross proceeds of the Offering paid in a combination of cash and in units of the Company having the same terms as the FT Units in the Offering, except that they are not flow-through. The Agent has also received 759,500 compensation options (the "Compensation Options"). Each Compensation Option entitles the holder to acquire one additional common share at an exercise price of $1.10 per common share until November 1, 2008.
All of the securities issued under the private placement are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on March 2, 2007.
The proceeds raised from the issuance of the FT Units will be used for general exploration expenditures, which will constitute Canadian exploration expenses (as defined in the Income Tax Act) and will be renounced for the 2006 taxation year. The gross flow-though proceeds of the Offering will be used to fund exploration on the Company's Canadian uranium projects in Newfoundland and the Athabasca and Thelon Basins.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - the Super Junior(TM) Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior (TM) Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION George M. Leary President
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
For further information contact: John Gomez Manager, Investor Relations Telephone: (604) 687-2153
SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Copyright 2006 Market Wire, All rights reserved
http://www.uraniumseek.com/news/DougCasey/1162320140.php
Crisis at Cigar Lake: Time to Back Up the Truck on Uranium Stocks?
By: Doug Casey,
Casey Research
-- Posted Tuesday, October 31 2006
The Casey Files
Ever since I got onto the uranium story back in 1998, I have remained a steadfast believer that yellow cake was headed north of $100. The rationale for that projection is as clear to me today as it was back then. Simply, nuclear power is the cleanest, safest, cheapest and most abundant source of mass energy on the planet. Yet, thanks to environmental alarmists, almost universally ignorant of science and technology, egged on by an arm-waving priest class, both new uranium mines and nuclear reactors can take upwards of 20 years to bring on line. As a result, uranium has been in a worsening supply deficit since 1989.
So far, so good on my original call, with prices now topping $60 a pound, up 700% from the low of $7.10 a pound in 2001. Those gains in the underlying commodity have translated, literally, into fortunes for some of our subscribers, those who bought into the uranium stocks we brought to their attention while they were still selling at bargain prices.
But just when I thought the picture for uranium couldn’t improve, the news broke that Cameco’s much anticipated Cigar Lake Mine had flooded.
For reasons explained by Dave Forest, editor of our Casey Energy Speculator, the uranium story just got a whole lot better. It’s a story you’ll want to pay attention to.
Doug Casey
The uranium industry is reeling. On October 23, Cameco, the world’s largest yellowcake producer, announced that its Cigar Lake mine had sprung a leak. Early attempts to seal the affected area failed, and the underground workings are now completely flooded.
This is a pivotal development. Cigar Lake is the world’s largest undeveloped uranium deposit, holding 232 million pounds U3O8 at a grade of 19%. Production from the mine was supposed to begin in early 2008; at peak, it was thought that the mine would have provided 17% of world uranium supply.
In short, this is one of the few projects that could make a significant difference for the uranium market… or, it was.
Cigar Lake’s future is now in doubt. Although Cameco’s management put on a brave face—saying they are “committed to develop plans to remediate the project”—we spoke with several uranium professionals in Saskatchewan who told us they now believe the mine may well be lost completely. At the very least, the flood will push back start-up for a minimum of one year, assuring that supply will be even tighter than anticipated over the next several years.
Considering that the market had little breathing room even with Cigar Lake’s supply, the situation verges on crisis. Especially in that a good deal of Cigar Lake’s output was already sold forward. Those buyers—who thought they had locked in supply—may well be forced to go to the spot market to buy. A further significant jump in the spot price over the coming weeks is a distinct possibility.
At the risk of hyperbole, the loss of Cigar could kick off a spectacular run for uranium stocks. Although share prices for uranium exploration companies have had stellar gains over the last three years (greater than 1,000% in a number of cases) a $5 or $10 jump in the uranium spot price over the coming months could touch off buying of even greater proportions. A frenzy reminiscent of tech stocks in the late 1990s is brewing.
Investors that haven’t already done so should be taking this chance to position themselves in quality uranium issues. While a uranium furor will lift all boats (at least at first), the truly spectacular gains will come from those companies that have the management expertise and prospective projects needed to produce a discovery during the bull run.
Take UEX Corp, for example. In June 2005, when uranium stocks in general were enjoying excellent gains, the company reported a staggering drill intercept of 58.3% U3O8 from its Shea Creek property. The stock jumped 80% in a single day. Less than three months later it was up 180%.
And that was when uranium was selling for $30 per pound. With the price now over $60—and millions of new investors clambering to get a piece of the action—any company that comes up with a discovery stands to make huge returns for investors, nearly overnight. And if recent events at Cigar Lake kick the market into overdrive, gains could be of the once-in-a-lifetime variety.
Which companies have the right stuff to cash in? JNR Resources, one of the companies we’ve been following on behalf of subscribers to our Casey Energy Speculator newsletter, recently reported tantalizing surface samples of up to 48% U3O8 from its Way Lake project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. Drilling is planned shortly. Although our subscribers have already made a tidy 85% return on JNR since our initial recommendation, we’re holding on. As the stars continue to align for a uranium mania, an 85% gain will look miniscule.
Of course, we’re not betting the farm on that one company. Another of our followed stocks is a micro-cap explorer sandwiched between uranium majors Cameco and Cogema in the uranium-rich southeast Athabasca Basin. Yet another is pioneering a new uranium district in Quebec. A major producer recently staked land surrounding this company’s projects—meaning that the world’s best uranium finders believe the geology is ripe for a discovery. We made 100% on this stock in 6 weeks, and we’re looking for more.
There is much that needs to be said about the universe of junior uranium explorers, the vast majority of which are little more than promotional exercises, but for now we’ll just say that taking the time to understand the difference between a paper shuffle and a well-run company with scale and grade in the right geological setting is time well spent. As the importance of the crisis at Cigar Lake becomes apparent, these stocks are going to the moon.
To learn more about the Casey Energy Speculator — including how to sign up for a no-risk trial subscription—visit www.caseyresearch.com.
-- Posted Tuesday, October 31 2006
Doug Casey, legendary natural resource speculator and author of “Crisis Investing”, one of the best-selling investment books of all times, has helped tens of thousands of investors become a great deal richer. His monthly newsletter, the International Speculator, which is now in its 26th year, recommends almost solely companies that can be expected to generate a double- or triple-digit return within a year. You can view all of Doug’s current best picks without risk or obligation. Learn more.
Crisis at Cigar Lake: Time to Back Up the Truck on Uranium Stocks?
By: Doug Casey,
Casey Research
-- Posted Tuesday, October 31 2006
The Casey Files
Ever since I got onto the uranium story back in 1998, I have remained a steadfast believer that yellow cake was headed north of $100. The rationale for that projection is as clear to me today as it was back then. Simply, nuclear power is the cleanest, safest, cheapest and most abundant source of mass energy on the planet. Yet, thanks to environmental alarmists, almost universally ignorant of science and technology, egged on by an arm-waving priest class, both new uranium mines and nuclear reactors can take upwards of 20 years to bring on line. As a result, uranium has been in a worsening supply deficit since 1989.
So far, so good on my original call, with prices now topping $60 a pound, up 700% from the low of $7.10 a pound in 2001. Those gains in the underlying commodity have translated, literally, into fortunes for some of our subscribers, those who bought into the uranium stocks we brought to their attention while they were still selling at bargain prices.
But just when I thought the picture for uranium couldn’t improve, the news broke that Cameco’s much anticipated Cigar Lake Mine had flooded.
For reasons explained by Dave Forest, editor of our Casey Energy Speculator, the uranium story just got a whole lot better. It’s a story you’ll want to pay attention to.
Doug Casey
The uranium industry is reeling. On October 23, Cameco, the world’s largest yellowcake producer, announced that its Cigar Lake mine had sprung a leak. Early attempts to seal the affected area failed, and the underground workings are now completely flooded.
This is a pivotal development. Cigar Lake is the world’s largest undeveloped uranium deposit, holding 232 million pounds U3O8 at a grade of 19%. Production from the mine was supposed to begin in early 2008; at peak, it was thought that the mine would have provided 17% of world uranium supply.
In short, this is one of the few projects that could make a significant difference for the uranium market… or, it was.
Cigar Lake’s future is now in doubt. Although Cameco’s management put on a brave face—saying they are “committed to develop plans to remediate the project”—we spoke with several uranium professionals in Saskatchewan who told us they now believe the mine may well be lost completely. At the very least, the flood will push back start-up for a minimum of one year, assuring that supply will be even tighter than anticipated over the next several years.
Considering that the market had little breathing room even with Cigar Lake’s supply, the situation verges on crisis. Especially in that a good deal of Cigar Lake’s output was already sold forward. Those buyers—who thought they had locked in supply—may well be forced to go to the spot market to buy. A further significant jump in the spot price over the coming weeks is a distinct possibility.
At the risk of hyperbole, the loss of Cigar could kick off a spectacular run for uranium stocks. Although share prices for uranium exploration companies have had stellar gains over the last three years (greater than 1,000% in a number of cases) a $5 or $10 jump in the uranium spot price over the coming months could touch off buying of even greater proportions. A frenzy reminiscent of tech stocks in the late 1990s is brewing.
Investors that haven’t already done so should be taking this chance to position themselves in quality uranium issues. While a uranium furor will lift all boats (at least at first), the truly spectacular gains will come from those companies that have the management expertise and prospective projects needed to produce a discovery during the bull run.
Take UEX Corp, for example. In June 2005, when uranium stocks in general were enjoying excellent gains, the company reported a staggering drill intercept of 58.3% U3O8 from its Shea Creek property. The stock jumped 80% in a single day. Less than three months later it was up 180%.
And that was when uranium was selling for $30 per pound. With the price now over $60—and millions of new investors clambering to get a piece of the action—any company that comes up with a discovery stands to make huge returns for investors, nearly overnight. And if recent events at Cigar Lake kick the market into overdrive, gains could be of the once-in-a-lifetime variety.
Which companies have the right stuff to cash in? JNR Resources, one of the companies we’ve been following on behalf of subscribers to our Casey Energy Speculator newsletter, recently reported tantalizing surface samples of up to 48% U3O8 from its Way Lake project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. Drilling is planned shortly. Although our subscribers have already made a tidy 85% return on JNR since our initial recommendation, we’re holding on. As the stars continue to align for a uranium mania, an 85% gain will look miniscule.
Of course, we’re not betting the farm on that one company. Another of our followed stocks is a micro-cap explorer sandwiched between uranium majors Cameco and Cogema in the uranium-rich southeast Athabasca Basin. Yet another is pioneering a new uranium district in Quebec. A major producer recently staked land surrounding this company’s projects—meaning that the world’s best uranium finders believe the geology is ripe for a discovery. We made 100% on this stock in 6 weeks, and we’re looking for more.
There is much that needs to be said about the universe of junior uranium explorers, the vast majority of which are little more than promotional exercises, but for now we’ll just say that taking the time to understand the difference between a paper shuffle and a well-run company with scale and grade in the right geological setting is time well spent. As the importance of the crisis at Cigar Lake becomes apparent, these stocks are going to the moon.
To learn more about the Casey Energy Speculator — including how to sign up for a no-risk trial subscription—visit www.caseyresearch.com.
-- Posted Tuesday, October 31 2006
Doug Casey, legendary natural resource speculator and author of “Crisis Investing”, one of the best-selling investment books of all times, has helped tens of thousands of investors become a great deal richer. His monthly newsletter, the International Speculator, which is now in its 26th year, recommends almost solely companies that can be expected to generate a double- or triple-digit return within a year. You can view all of Doug’s current best picks without risk or obligation. Learn more.
$100 Uranium Before 2010
By: Elliott H. Gue, The Energy Letter
-- Posted Wednesday, November 1 2006
In the August 4 issue of The Energy Letter, I outlined my bullish case for uranium prices. Simply put, the supply/demand balance for uranium is tighter than for just about any other major commodity; supply of natural uranium from mines just isn't enough to cover even current demand. And with a global building boom for nuclear power plants underway, demand for uranium is only going to rise.
Consider that, in 2005, the world consumed roughly 175 million pounds of uranium while total mine production was just 110 million pounds. That 65 million pound deficit was covered by a combination of reprocessed nuclear warheads and inventories of uranium owned by utilities and the government. But inventories are now running low, and the deal with Russia to reprocess nuclear warheads into plant fuel is set to end soon.
To make matters worse, two weeks ago the outlook for uranium supplies got even tighter. The world's largest uranium producer, Canadian mining giant Cameco, announced a problem with its Cigar Lake mine: A rock fall at the mine resulted in the rapid inflow of water. The reaction to this news highlights the fragility of uranium supply and the potential for a uranium supply squeeze during the next three years.
The first step in producing uranium fuel is mining natural uranium. There are a few ways of doing this. Two of the more common methods are surface mining and in-situ leach production. The former is akin to strip-mining coal or any other mineral; the latter involves pumping acid down a hole and dissolving the uranium. Acid and liquid with dissolved uranium is known as pregnant liquid; this can then be pumped back to the surface and the natural uranium separated.
As with any mining or drilling operation, producing uranium isn’t an exact science. Even after a particular mine has been well studied and the geology is well known, a host of events can delay production or reduce the rate at which uranium can be mined. Rock falls, equipment shortages and malfunctions, and even the lack of skilled available labor can all conspire to delay projects. Delays are particularly common for more technically complex underground operations.
In the oil and gas market, the delay of a single project can certainly have a short-term effect on prices. But those moves tend to be short-lived; there are so many wells producing oil and gas worldwide, the delay of a single project or operation isn't likely to have a huge impact on global supply.
That's not the case with uranium. A lot of hopes were riding on Cameco's Cigar Lake project. It's one of the largest and richest uranium mines anywhere in the world.
In fact, this single mine is supposed to produce 18 million pounds of uranium per year at full production, equivalent to more than 10 percent of global uranium demand and more than 16 percent of 2005 global uranium production. Utilities had already contracted with Cameco to source uranium from this mine once it started producing.
But Cameco announced that the rock slide has caused serious damage to this mine. Cameco workers tried to close two bulkhead doors to isolate the inflow, but one of those doors didn’t seal properly. The water, under tremendous geological pressure at a depth of nearly 500 meters (1,500 feet), rushed in at a rate of 1,500 cubic meters per hour.
This was way too fast to be controlled by electric pumps installed in the shaft. In the end, Cameco was forced to close other bulkhead doors and allow a large section of the mine shaft to flood entirely. Cameco now believes it’s stemmed the inflow of water, and the current bulkheads are designed to handle the pressure effectively.
But the damage is done. Given the flood, Cameco's management estimates the Cigar Lake project will be delayed by at least one year. Scheduled to start producing uranium in early 2008, it now looks like early to mid-2009 for this mine. And Cameco was careful to state that this is just a preliminary estimate; the delays could ultimately be far longer.
This is a near-term negative for Cameco. The revenues it would’ve earned selling this uranium will now be delayed by at least one year. There has been some speculation that Cameco would experience major financial woes as it was forced to source uranium elsewhere to cover its supply contracts. In my view there's absolutely no evidence of that; Cameco is the most-experienced company in the uranium business and knows the potential for mining delays.
Cameco made sure the contracts based on Cigar Lake production were written to allow Cameco to delay delivery in the event of just such an accident. In addition, Cameco has a large amount of uranium in inventory--enough to give it a cushion against further delays. Management made sure to highlight its contract coverage during the conference call immediately following the accident.
But the far more interesting implication of the accident is the big supply squeeze now developing in the uranium market. By around 2008, some utilities will be running low on uranium inventories to fuel their existing reactors. Some of these companies were undoubtedly factoring in Cigar Lake production in their supply plans. With that production now delayed and uncertain, they'll need to look for alternative sources.
There aren’t many other sources of uranium out there to fill the void. The spot market for uranium--the market for immediate delivery--is extraordinarily illiquid. Because there aren't many buyers and sellers, it would be next to impossible for a company to enter this market and make a huge purchase; such a move would undoubtedly be noticed and lead to a huge spot market price spike.
There are a handful of mining companies--literally about four companies globally--that are scheduled to begin significant uranium production in the next two to three years. With Cameco's project at Cigar Lake delayed, the value of the production from these near producers just shot up immensely. There are few situations more profitable for a mining firm than the ability to bring significant new production online into a supply-constrained market.
In addition, there are two publicly traded firms--one in London and one in Canada--that buy and hold physical stocks of uranium. They are in like a closed-end fund or exchange traded fund that owns uranium. The price of these securities tends to rise and fall with the price of uranium itself.
Both the near producers and the uranium holding firms shot higher on Cameco's announcement--most on the order of 15 to 25 percent last week. But that's only the beginning. The actual cost of uranium has very little effect on the cost of nuclear power. In fact, a doubling in uranium prices would likely only lead to a 7 to 9 percent rise in the cost of nuclear power. In contrast, if natural gas prices double, natural gas-fired power costs about 80 percent more.
The result is that nuclear power producers aren't terribly price-sensitive when it comes to the cost of uranium. They're willing and able to pay up for supply; the prime consideration is just securing supply to keep the lights on.
I can see a bidding war developing as utilities scramble to secure supply from the few companies that can actually bring supply to market. Bottom line: Uranium now costs around $55 to $56 per pound, and I expect to see a quote of more than $100 before 2010.
At $100, some of the junior producers with significant production coming online in the next two to three years will be in the catbird's seat.
-- Posted Wednesday, November 1 2006
Elliott H. Gue is editor of The Energy Strategist, the premier financial advisory solely dedicated to covering the complex energy markets. In the publication, Mr. Gue uses his knowledge of energy companies and both a top-down and bottom-up approach to discover the sector's premier growth and income plays.
Mr. Gue is also associate editor for Personal Finance, one of the nation's oldest and largest newsletters, where he contributes his knowledge of the energy markets. He also runs the shorter-term, trading-oriented Advantage Portfolio within PF. Gue is also co-author of, The Silk Road to Riches: How You Can Profit by Investing in Asia's Newfound Prosperity, a book covering the investment implications of Asia's rapid economic development.
Prior to starting The Energy Strategist, he was co-editor of Wall Street Winners, ranked the top newsletter in the United States for five-year returns from 1998 to 2003 by Hulbert Financial Digest. Gue is a frequent guest on Bloomberg Television, several radio programs nationwide and has been quoted in Barron's, Forbes and CBS Marketwatch.
Mr. Gue lived and worked in Europe for five years and holds a Master’s of Finance degree from the University of London and a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Management from the same institution, graduating in the top 3 percent of his class.
Previous Articles by Elliott H. Gue
By: Elliott H. Gue, The Energy Letter
-- Posted Wednesday, November 1 2006
In the August 4 issue of The Energy Letter, I outlined my bullish case for uranium prices. Simply put, the supply/demand balance for uranium is tighter than for just about any other major commodity; supply of natural uranium from mines just isn't enough to cover even current demand. And with a global building boom for nuclear power plants underway, demand for uranium is only going to rise.
Consider that, in 2005, the world consumed roughly 175 million pounds of uranium while total mine production was just 110 million pounds. That 65 million pound deficit was covered by a combination of reprocessed nuclear warheads and inventories of uranium owned by utilities and the government. But inventories are now running low, and the deal with Russia to reprocess nuclear warheads into plant fuel is set to end soon.
To make matters worse, two weeks ago the outlook for uranium supplies got even tighter. The world's largest uranium producer, Canadian mining giant Cameco, announced a problem with its Cigar Lake mine: A rock fall at the mine resulted in the rapid inflow of water. The reaction to this news highlights the fragility of uranium supply and the potential for a uranium supply squeeze during the next three years.
The first step in producing uranium fuel is mining natural uranium. There are a few ways of doing this. Two of the more common methods are surface mining and in-situ leach production. The former is akin to strip-mining coal or any other mineral; the latter involves pumping acid down a hole and dissolving the uranium. Acid and liquid with dissolved uranium is known as pregnant liquid; this can then be pumped back to the surface and the natural uranium separated.
As with any mining or drilling operation, producing uranium isn’t an exact science. Even after a particular mine has been well studied and the geology is well known, a host of events can delay production or reduce the rate at which uranium can be mined. Rock falls, equipment shortages and malfunctions, and even the lack of skilled available labor can all conspire to delay projects. Delays are particularly common for more technically complex underground operations.
In the oil and gas market, the delay of a single project can certainly have a short-term effect on prices. But those moves tend to be short-lived; there are so many wells producing oil and gas worldwide, the delay of a single project or operation isn't likely to have a huge impact on global supply.
That's not the case with uranium. A lot of hopes were riding on Cameco's Cigar Lake project. It's one of the largest and richest uranium mines anywhere in the world.
In fact, this single mine is supposed to produce 18 million pounds of uranium per year at full production, equivalent to more than 10 percent of global uranium demand and more than 16 percent of 2005 global uranium production. Utilities had already contracted with Cameco to source uranium from this mine once it started producing.
But Cameco announced that the rock slide has caused serious damage to this mine. Cameco workers tried to close two bulkhead doors to isolate the inflow, but one of those doors didn’t seal properly. The water, under tremendous geological pressure at a depth of nearly 500 meters (1,500 feet), rushed in at a rate of 1,500 cubic meters per hour.
This was way too fast to be controlled by electric pumps installed in the shaft. In the end, Cameco was forced to close other bulkhead doors and allow a large section of the mine shaft to flood entirely. Cameco now believes it’s stemmed the inflow of water, and the current bulkheads are designed to handle the pressure effectively.
But the damage is done. Given the flood, Cameco's management estimates the Cigar Lake project will be delayed by at least one year. Scheduled to start producing uranium in early 2008, it now looks like early to mid-2009 for this mine. And Cameco was careful to state that this is just a preliminary estimate; the delays could ultimately be far longer.
This is a near-term negative for Cameco. The revenues it would’ve earned selling this uranium will now be delayed by at least one year. There has been some speculation that Cameco would experience major financial woes as it was forced to source uranium elsewhere to cover its supply contracts. In my view there's absolutely no evidence of that; Cameco is the most-experienced company in the uranium business and knows the potential for mining delays.
Cameco made sure the contracts based on Cigar Lake production were written to allow Cameco to delay delivery in the event of just such an accident. In addition, Cameco has a large amount of uranium in inventory--enough to give it a cushion against further delays. Management made sure to highlight its contract coverage during the conference call immediately following the accident.
But the far more interesting implication of the accident is the big supply squeeze now developing in the uranium market. By around 2008, some utilities will be running low on uranium inventories to fuel their existing reactors. Some of these companies were undoubtedly factoring in Cigar Lake production in their supply plans. With that production now delayed and uncertain, they'll need to look for alternative sources.
There aren’t many other sources of uranium out there to fill the void. The spot market for uranium--the market for immediate delivery--is extraordinarily illiquid. Because there aren't many buyers and sellers, it would be next to impossible for a company to enter this market and make a huge purchase; such a move would undoubtedly be noticed and lead to a huge spot market price spike.
There are a handful of mining companies--literally about four companies globally--that are scheduled to begin significant uranium production in the next two to three years. With Cameco's project at Cigar Lake delayed, the value of the production from these near producers just shot up immensely. There are few situations more profitable for a mining firm than the ability to bring significant new production online into a supply-constrained market.
In addition, there are two publicly traded firms--one in London and one in Canada--that buy and hold physical stocks of uranium. They are in like a closed-end fund or exchange traded fund that owns uranium. The price of these securities tends to rise and fall with the price of uranium itself.
Both the near producers and the uranium holding firms shot higher on Cameco's announcement--most on the order of 15 to 25 percent last week. But that's only the beginning. The actual cost of uranium has very little effect on the cost of nuclear power. In fact, a doubling in uranium prices would likely only lead to a 7 to 9 percent rise in the cost of nuclear power. In contrast, if natural gas prices double, natural gas-fired power costs about 80 percent more.
The result is that nuclear power producers aren't terribly price-sensitive when it comes to the cost of uranium. They're willing and able to pay up for supply; the prime consideration is just securing supply to keep the lights on.
I can see a bidding war developing as utilities scramble to secure supply from the few companies that can actually bring supply to market. Bottom line: Uranium now costs around $55 to $56 per pound, and I expect to see a quote of more than $100 before 2010.
At $100, some of the junior producers with significant production coming online in the next two to three years will be in the catbird's seat.
-- Posted Wednesday, November 1 2006
Elliott H. Gue is editor of The Energy Strategist, the premier financial advisory solely dedicated to covering the complex energy markets. In the publication, Mr. Gue uses his knowledge of energy companies and both a top-down and bottom-up approach to discover the sector's premier growth and income plays.
Mr. Gue is also associate editor for Personal Finance, one of the nation's oldest and largest newsletters, where he contributes his knowledge of the energy markets. He also runs the shorter-term, trading-oriented Advantage Portfolio within PF. Gue is also co-author of, The Silk Road to Riches: How You Can Profit by Investing in Asia's Newfound Prosperity, a book covering the investment implications of Asia's rapid economic development.
Prior to starting The Energy Strategist, he was co-editor of Wall Street Winners, ranked the top newsletter in the United States for five-year returns from 1998 to 2003 by Hulbert Financial Digest. Gue is a frequent guest on Bloomberg Television, several radio programs nationwide and has been quoted in Barron's, Forbes and CBS Marketwatch.
Mr. Gue lived and worked in Europe for five years and holds a Master’s of Finance degree from the University of London and a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Management from the same institution, graduating in the top 3 percent of his class.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.104.729 von TopShoot am 03.11.06 15:25:42http://www.longviewcp.com/s/Home.asp
A listed shell valued at $0.6 million in market-cap, Longview focused the company on the pure exploration sector of the uranium market. Bayswater is now worth over $65 million with $9.9 million raised. Longview brokered a merger between Bayswater and Pathfinder Resources, creating a super-junior with dominant land holdings in two of the three most prolific uranium basins in Canada.
A listed shell valued at $0.6 million in market-cap, Longview focused the company on the pure exploration sector of the uranium market. Bayswater is now worth over $65 million with $9.9 million raised. Longview brokered a merger between Bayswater and Pathfinder Resources, creating a super-junior with dominant land holdings in two of the three most prolific uranium basins in Canada.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
Pinnacle Digest: Pinnacle Report: Bayswater Uranium Corp.11/3/2006
Nov 03, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: BAY) is a uranium focused company based mainly out of Canada. Its main properties are situated at the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin. Bayswater also has significant landholdings in the Hermitage Uranium Belt of southern Newfoundland, an emerging uranium district. Furthermore, Bayswater has applied for approximately 2 million acres in Niger. Canada and Niger are respectively ranked as the first and fourth largest producers of uranium in the world. To find out why our client base continues to grow, come explore www.pinnacledigest.com.
In respect to the Athasbasca region and its reputation for producing great amounts of uranium, our research team has chosen to further examine this property. The Athabasca Basin has two main deposits that are world renowned, McArthur River and Cigar Lake. The region accounts for approximately 32% of the world's uranium supply, a figure which many investors expect to significantly increase by the end of the decade.
At the moment uranium has a bullish stance in the marketplace. The spot price of this volatile commodity is currently resting at $60.00/lb. Although the sector is strong, Bayswater showed a 7.75% decrease in share value with 216,778 shares traded by the closing bell. Many investors do not appreciate that only a few years ago the spot price for uranium was at a low of $7.10/lb. This figure translates into an amazing 700% increase since then. You have to ask yourself, what has brought on this monumental rise in value? The answer is simple: supply and demand. In recent years, countries like China and India have been attempting to modernize. China especially has expressed a huge interest in creating a surplus of nuclear power plants that supply energy to the entire country. To continue this read and follow up on Bayswater Uranium Corp. come explore www.pinnacledigest.com.
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Pinnacle Digest: Pinnacle Report: Bayswater Uranium Corp.11/3/2006
Nov 03, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: BAY) is a uranium focused company based mainly out of Canada. Its main properties are situated at the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin. Bayswater also has significant landholdings in the Hermitage Uranium Belt of southern Newfoundland, an emerging uranium district. Furthermore, Bayswater has applied for approximately 2 million acres in Niger. Canada and Niger are respectively ranked as the first and fourth largest producers of uranium in the world. To find out why our client base continues to grow, come explore www.pinnacledigest.com.
In respect to the Athasbasca region and its reputation for producing great amounts of uranium, our research team has chosen to further examine this property. The Athabasca Basin has two main deposits that are world renowned, McArthur River and Cigar Lake. The region accounts for approximately 32% of the world's uranium supply, a figure which many investors expect to significantly increase by the end of the decade.
At the moment uranium has a bullish stance in the marketplace. The spot price of this volatile commodity is currently resting at $60.00/lb. Although the sector is strong, Bayswater showed a 7.75% decrease in share value with 216,778 shares traded by the closing bell. Many investors do not appreciate that only a few years ago the spot price for uranium was at a low of $7.10/lb. This figure translates into an amazing 700% increase since then. You have to ask yourself, what has brought on this monumental rise in value? The answer is simple: supply and demand. In recent years, countries like China and India have been attempting to modernize. China especially has expressed a huge interest in creating a surplus of nuclear power plants that supply energy to the entire country. To continue this read and follow up on Bayswater Uranium Corp. come explore www.pinnacledigest.com.
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In D: Bid: 0,94 Ask: 0.98
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In D: Bid: 0,94 Ask: 0.98
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Funds gain a taste for uranium
Email Print Normal font Large font Gavin Evans and Christopher Donville
November 7, 2006
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AdvertisementURANIUM is the energy investment of choice for a growing number of hedge funds, who say a sixfold price gain since 2001 is just the beginning of a rally that will last years.
"We're in an historic uranium shortage," said James Passin, who manages $US580 million ($753 million) Firebird Management LLC in New York and began buying shares of uranium producers five years ago. "We're in a global nuclear revival."
Uranium, up 7 per cent last week to a record $US60 a pound, could rise to $US70 by January after a flood at Cameco Corp's Cigar Lake mine, said Jean-Francois Tardif, who has $US180 million on uranium at Sprott Asset Management. Bob Mitchell at Adit Capital Management says $US80 to $US100 a pound is possible.
Even with new mines, growth in the supply of uranium is straining to keep up with demand from utilities. Production from five of the six largest mines in Canada, Australia and Namibia fell in the first half from a year earlier, according to Nukem Corp, a Connecticut trader.
Power producers are paying record prices for uranium to run plants that produce 16 per cent of the world's electricity. Russia plans to make nuclear power the source of 25 per cent of its needs by 2030, from 16 per cent now, creating a state-run company to compete with Areva SA of France.
Demand for nuclear energy is bolstered by government efforts under the Kyoto Accord to limit emissions of carbon dioxide and curb imports of fossil fuels. Australia, home to 40 per cent of known uranium deposits, says it may build a nuclear industry that can compete with oil and coal within 15 years.
"It is a very tight, producer's market," said Robert Godsell, chief executive officer of South Africa's AngloGold Ashanti, whose goldmines also produce enough uranium to meet the needs of Electricite de France, the world's biggest nuclear-energy provider. "We're very optimistic about the long-term price of uranium because it's the only alternative to coal and oil-based energy on scale."
The spot price of uranium has advanced 45 per cent on average in each of the past five years. That beats the average annual gain of 23 per cent for copper and nickel on the London Metal Exchange.
"There's nothing to stop the rally in uranium, unless nuclear has a big accident," said Thomas Neff, a physicist and uranium-industry analyst at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Cameco estimates that speculators hold about 18 million pounds of uranium, the equivalent of more than half the 30 million pounds traded each year on the spot market. Investors by law cannot take physical delivery of uranium, which is tightly regulated by governments.
Bloomberg
Email Print Normal font Large font Gavin Evans and Christopher Donville
November 7, 2006
Advertisement
AdvertisementURANIUM is the energy investment of choice for a growing number of hedge funds, who say a sixfold price gain since 2001 is just the beginning of a rally that will last years.
"We're in an historic uranium shortage," said James Passin, who manages $US580 million ($753 million) Firebird Management LLC in New York and began buying shares of uranium producers five years ago. "We're in a global nuclear revival."
Uranium, up 7 per cent last week to a record $US60 a pound, could rise to $US70 by January after a flood at Cameco Corp's Cigar Lake mine, said Jean-Francois Tardif, who has $US180 million on uranium at Sprott Asset Management. Bob Mitchell at Adit Capital Management says $US80 to $US100 a pound is possible.
Even with new mines, growth in the supply of uranium is straining to keep up with demand from utilities. Production from five of the six largest mines in Canada, Australia and Namibia fell in the first half from a year earlier, according to Nukem Corp, a Connecticut trader.
Power producers are paying record prices for uranium to run plants that produce 16 per cent of the world's electricity. Russia plans to make nuclear power the source of 25 per cent of its needs by 2030, from 16 per cent now, creating a state-run company to compete with Areva SA of France.
Demand for nuclear energy is bolstered by government efforts under the Kyoto Accord to limit emissions of carbon dioxide and curb imports of fossil fuels. Australia, home to 40 per cent of known uranium deposits, says it may build a nuclear industry that can compete with oil and coal within 15 years.
"It is a very tight, producer's market," said Robert Godsell, chief executive officer of South Africa's AngloGold Ashanti, whose goldmines also produce enough uranium to meet the needs of Electricite de France, the world's biggest nuclear-energy provider. "We're very optimistic about the long-term price of uranium because it's the only alternative to coal and oil-based energy on scale."
The spot price of uranium has advanced 45 per cent on average in each of the past five years. That beats the average annual gain of 23 per cent for copper and nickel on the London Metal Exchange.
"There's nothing to stop the rally in uranium, unless nuclear has a big accident," said Thomas Neff, a physicist and uranium-industry analyst at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Cameco estimates that speculators hold about 18 million pounds of uranium, the equivalent of more than half the 30 million pounds traded each year on the spot market. Investors by law cannot take physical delivery of uranium, which is tightly regulated by governments.
Bloomberg
1,48 CAD ?
Und in D sind wird auch wieder bei 1 € !
will sich aber nich über 1 eu halten der kurs verdammt
Nun ja, jetzt allmählich kommen wir in Fahrt bin mir ganz sicher ist ein guter invest.
und da ist der eur wieder, aber wie lange
was heist hier wie lange? Hier gehts um Wachstum und Erfolg des Unternehmens. Was sich dann positiv auf die Aktien auswirken. Weiter so.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP
AXcess News: Funds See Uranium Outpacing Oil, Metals
11/6/2006
HOUSTON, TX, Nov 06, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
With lagging oil prices and metals pretty much at their peak, fund managers are looking to uranium as the next wave, believing that a rally in uranium stocks is due as the world's energy supply limitation pushes uranium spot prices higher.
Bloomberg reports that New York-based Firebird Management LLC began buying shares of uranium producers five years ago. "We're in a global nuclear revival," Firebird's James Passin said.
James Dines, who publishes the Dines Letter, says uranium prices could hit $70 to $100 a pound. "Naturally, the higher the uranium price goes, the more valuable the ore deposits of uranium-mining corporations become," said Dines.
After a flood at Cameco Corp.'s Cigar Lake mine, uranium prices jumped 7 percent last week to a record $60 per pound.
TradeTech, which is the first to report on uranium spot prices, said Cameco's flooding stalled an anticipated 18-million-pound uranium production from its Cigar Lake mine that is putting a crimp in future supplies. TradeTech's Gene Clark says fundamentals support higher prices.
According to Clark, "Buyers have a brief window of opportunity to obtain uranium at prices that will likely be considered a bargain in the not-too-distant future."
Sprott Asset Management's Bob Mitchell concurs, saying uranium is likely to rise to $70 per pound by January. Sprott is invested in uranium stocks to the tune of $180 million.
Much of the growing demand for uranium is coming from the move to nuclear power as a means of meeting growing energy demands, so much so that the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, says that nuclear energy is now supplying 16 percent of the world's energy and that there are 28 reactors under construction that will add to the 442 already in service. That, says IAEA Chief Mohamed ElBaradei, is going to put an even greater demand on supply.
While funds are starting to take positions in uranium stocks, Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (PINKSHEETS: BAYFF) (FRANKFURT: B2V) on Monday completed an $8 million private placement, which Bayswater says will be used for general exploration expenses. A second private placement for an additional $2.25 million is expected to close shortly.
Bayswater is on Dines' radar screen and its shares have climbed over 30 percent since mid-October, getting a boost from the Cameco flooding news, rising spot prices and mostly its own acquisition trail of properties.
Note to Editors: "News Features" are stories provided to publishers copyright-free for print or online display at no charge. All we ask is that publishers include our byline (AXcess News) as the source, and a link to our Web site: http://www.axcessnews.com. If you are interested in displaying our news on a regular basis, please contact our editorial department at: 775-841-5368.
Eric Stevenson Editor AXcess News 775-841-5368
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AXcess News: Funds See Uranium Outpacing Oil, Metals
11/6/2006
HOUSTON, TX, Nov 06, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
With lagging oil prices and metals pretty much at their peak, fund managers are looking to uranium as the next wave, believing that a rally in uranium stocks is due as the world's energy supply limitation pushes uranium spot prices higher.
Bloomberg reports that New York-based Firebird Management LLC began buying shares of uranium producers five years ago. "We're in a global nuclear revival," Firebird's James Passin said.
James Dines, who publishes the Dines Letter, says uranium prices could hit $70 to $100 a pound. "Naturally, the higher the uranium price goes, the more valuable the ore deposits of uranium-mining corporations become," said Dines.
After a flood at Cameco Corp.'s Cigar Lake mine, uranium prices jumped 7 percent last week to a record $60 per pound.
TradeTech, which is the first to report on uranium spot prices, said Cameco's flooding stalled an anticipated 18-million-pound uranium production from its Cigar Lake mine that is putting a crimp in future supplies. TradeTech's Gene Clark says fundamentals support higher prices.
According to Clark, "Buyers have a brief window of opportunity to obtain uranium at prices that will likely be considered a bargain in the not-too-distant future."
Sprott Asset Management's Bob Mitchell concurs, saying uranium is likely to rise to $70 per pound by January. Sprott is invested in uranium stocks to the tune of $180 million.
Much of the growing demand for uranium is coming from the move to nuclear power as a means of meeting growing energy demands, so much so that the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, says that nuclear energy is now supplying 16 percent of the world's energy and that there are 28 reactors under construction that will add to the 442 already in service. That, says IAEA Chief Mohamed ElBaradei, is going to put an even greater demand on supply.
While funds are starting to take positions in uranium stocks, Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) (PINKSHEETS: BAYFF) (FRANKFURT: B2V) on Monday completed an $8 million private placement, which Bayswater says will be used for general exploration expenses. A second private placement for an additional $2.25 million is expected to close shortly.
Bayswater is on Dines' radar screen and its shares have climbed over 30 percent since mid-October, getting a boost from the Cameco flooding news, rising spot prices and mostly its own acquisition trail of properties.
Note to Editors: "News Features" are stories provided to publishers copyright-free for print or online display at no charge. All we ask is that publishers include our byline (AXcess News) as the source, and a link to our Web site: http://www.axcessnews.com. If you are interested in displaying our news on a regular basis, please contact our editorial department at: 775-841-5368.
Eric Stevenson Editor AXcess News 775-841-5368
SOURCE: AXcess News
Copyright 2006 Market Wire, All rights reserved.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.195.357 von TopShoot am 07.11.06 16:22:07Auf zu neuen Höhen!
Volumen auch schon ca. 170 K
sampler
Volumen auch schon ca. 170 K
sampler
1,52
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.195.579 von TopShoot am 07.11.06 16:30:46Hier in D sind wohl alle am pennen!!
Da verkauft einer für 0.98 EUR
sampler
Da verkauft einer für 0.98 EUR
sampler
Nun ja Sampler manchen kapieren es nie. Neue Nachrichten werden bald kommen und dann werden sich ein paar in die Finger beissen warum warum warum warum????
hallo hat mal jemand rt frankfurt möchte noch mal zulegen danke
Stellt euch mal vor, Ihr würdet Damien Reynolds treffen ... welche Fragen würdet Ihr Ihm, gerne stellen wollen ???
Gerne per BM
Gerne per BM
aufwachen!!!
Bayswater Uranium Corp.: Bayswater Approves Aggressive $20 Million Exploration Program for Uranium Properties in 2007 15,000 to 30,000 Metres of Drilling Planned at Company's Big-Three Uranium Projects
1/15/2007
Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, Jan 15, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (BAY - TSX Venture, B2V - FWB), reports that an aggressive $20 million uranium exploration program has been budgeted for 2007. The extensive program comprises up to 30,000 metres of drilling on the Company's large uranium projects in Canada's three most important uranium regions.
In the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador, the Company is exploring for Iron Oxide Copper-Gold (IOCG)/Rossing-style uranium deposits; in the Thelon (NWT/NU) and Athabasca (SK) Basins, the targets are high-grade unconformity uranium deposits. In both the Central Mineral Belt and the Thelon Basin, Bayswater is the largest property holder in these highly prospective uranium regions; and one of the largest landholders in the highly productive Athabasca Basin.
Bayswater's goal is to discover and begin drill delineation of a uranium resource on its projects as quickly as possible to create significant shareholder value. To achieve this objective, the Company accomplished the following key milestones in 2006.
1. Acquired major landholdings, comprising 6.85 million acres, in Canada's top uranium producing and exploration regions: Athabasca Basin, Labrador, Thelon Basin and Newfoundland;
2. Assembled a management team with a highly successful track record in uranium exploration and discovery, capital raising, and creation of significant shareholder value;
3. Raised in excess of $20 million;
4. Applied for approximately 2 million acres of concessions in Niger, the world's 4th largest uranium producer; and
5. Created attractive share liquidity and market capitalization for institutional and retail investors.
Mr. Damien Reynolds, Chairman of Bayswater Uranium Corp. states, "The past year was a tremendous building period for Bayswater as we established dominant land positions in some of world's best uranium regions, attracted an enviable uranium exploration team to explore these properties, and raised a significant amount of capital to execute our business objectives. Going into 2007, we are extremely well positioned to continue to create shareholder value through exploration success, merger & acquisition opportunities, and increasing recognition of our Company in the investment community."
Following is a summary of planned exploration for 2007. In addition to the upcoming major exploration programs, Bayswater's other chief objectives in 2007 are:
1. To acquire a significant uranium resource to further increase it asset base; and 2. Pursue an AMEX stock exchange listing to increase its U.S. shareholder base.
Summary of Planned 2007 Exploration Programs and Approximate Budgets:
Project Winter Spring Summer Fall Budget ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Central Ground Drilling Drilling Drilling $5,600,000 Mineral Belt Geophysical (5,000 M) (5,000 M) Prospecting Surveys Airborne Geophysical Surveys Prospecting ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- South Ground Airborne Airborne Ground $6,800,000 Thelon Basin Geophysical Geophysical Geophysical Geophysical Surveys Surveys Surveys Surveys Ground Prospecting Geophysical Drilling Surveys Prospecting Drilling ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- North Ground Ground $1,300,000 Thelon Basin Geophysical Geophysical Surveys Surveys Prospecting Prospecting ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Athabasca Airborne Ground Ground Drilling $4,500,000 Basin Geophysical Geophysical Geophysical Surveys Surveys Surveys Prospecting Drilling ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Hermitage Airborne Prospecting $500,000 Geophysical Surveys ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Niger Land Acquisition Airborne Prospecting $1,800,000 (8000 sq km) Geophysical Surveys ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Total $20,500,000
Funding of the 2007 exploration program as outlined above comes from over $11,000,000 on hand and from further capital to be provided through exercise of warrants and equity financings.
Central Mineral Belt, Labrador - 100% Interest in 1,072,028 Acres
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) uranium district extends for more than 175 kilometres through south-central Labrador, eastern Canada. The belt features numerous uranium deposits highlighted by resource drilling at Aurora Energy Resources Inc.'s (TSX: AXU) Michelin deposit and Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.'s (TSX-V: CXX) Moran Lake deposit, which has made the belt a hotspot for uranium exploration in Canada.
With interests in over 1 million acres (4,338 sq km) of largely contiguous land - the largest land package in the Central Mineral Belt - and multiple targets discovered, the CMB property is one of Bayswater's key uranium projects. During 2006, Bayswater completed a property-wide helicopter radiometric and magnetic survey totaling 41,145 line kilometres. This survey and follow-up detailed prospecting and sampling identified 12 IOCG and Rossing-style uranium deposit targets, most of which are at the drill stage, plus a large number of radiometric anomalies that remain to be followed-up.
In 2007, Bayswater will conduct follow-up ground geophysics, further detailed prospecting and sampling and drilling of selected priority targets. In addition, prospecting and sampling of untested radiometric anomalies will also be carried out. 10,000 meters of drilling is planned to commence on selected uranium targets this spring; whereas, additional drilling is planned to follow in the summer and fall subject to results of the Company's first phase of drilling and prospecting of radiometric anomalies. The exploration budget for the Central Mineral Belt is approximately $5,600,000.
Thelon Basin, Nunavut and Northwest Territories - 50% to 100% Interest in 3,663,819 Acres
The Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, approximately 350 km to the south in Saskatchewan. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major structural features, and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-style uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits in the Thelon Basin area are Areva's Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8.
Bayswater is by far the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in over 3.6 million acres. The Company's properties are located in the North and South Thelon Basin areas, which collectively represents approximately one-third of the available exploration land in the Basin. Other companies exploring in the Thelon Basin include Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO), Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX: URE), and Western Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: WUC).
Last summer, Bayswater completed airborne geophysical surveys on a portion of its North and South Thelon area projects. In the North Thelon, a radiometric and magnetic survey comprising 21,336 line kilometers over seven separate land parcels identified 18 high priority radiometric anomalies. The radiometric anomalies are all located in favorable geologic settings for unconformity-type uranium deposits, the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world. Preliminary prospecting of these targets late in the 2006 season identified anomalous radioactivity in favourable geologic settings on several of these targets. In the South Thelon, a Fugro MEGATEM airborne survey comprising 9,022 line kilometres delineated a number of conductive targets and associated basement structure. Conductors associated with fault structures are key features associated with high-grade unconformity-type uranium deposits such as McArthur River and Cigar Lake in the Athabasca Basin.
The 2007 exploration program in the South Thelon Basin will include follow-up ground prospecting and geophysical surveys. Airborne geophysical surveys will also be conducted in areas not previously surveyed. Based on exploration results, selected targets will be drill tested. In the North Thelon, ground prospecting and geophysical surveys will follow-up priority targets identified by airborne surveys. The exploration budget for the Thelon Basin is approximately $8,100,000.
Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan - 100% Interest in over 1,700,000 Acres
The Athabasca Basin hosts the highest-grade unconformity-type uranium deposits in the world, and accounts for approximately 32% of the world's uranium supply. Most of the uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin have been discovered around the margin of the Basin, where depth to the basement unconformity - host level of most uranium deposits - is relatively shallow (less than 700 metres). With today's technology, geophysical surveys are able to penetrate deeper into the earth, to identify uranium targets at levels not previously probed.
In mid 2006, Bayswater entered into an agreement to acquire a 100% interest in 1,508,056 acres in the Athabasca Basin. Comprised of three claim blocks, the properties cover major fault structures and geological settings that are favourable environments for high-grade, unconformity deposits. The Company has recently staked additional contiguous ground, covering favourable basement structures in shallower portions of the basin, bringing its land position to over 1,700,000 acres. Target depth to the unconformity is from 400 metres to over 1,000 metres.
In 2007, deep-penetrating airborne geophysical surveys and follow-up ground geophysical and geological surveys are planned to identify drill targets. An initial drilling program is planned to test priority targets. The exploration budget for the Athabasca Basin properties is approximately $4,300,000.
Hermitage Uranium Belt, Newfoundland - 50% to 100% Interest in 420,860 Acres
The Hermitage Uranium Belt is a 100 km by 10 km structural arch in southwestern Newfoundland that hosts a number of uranium prospects. Several types of uranium occurrences have been discovered in the belt, of which stratiform sedimentary and volcanic settings are most important due to their large-scale potential.
In recognition of the Hermitage Belt's potential to host multiple, large-scale, near-surface uranium deposits, Bayswater increased its land position in the belt in 2006. The Company now has interests in approximately 420,000 acres, which represents about half of the belt. In 2006, airborne geophysical surveys, to measure radiometric, magnetic and electromagnetic responses, were flown over a portion of Bayswater's ground. The 4,000 line kilometre airborne survey identified a large number of low intensity radiometric anomalies. Follow-up work of these anomalies did not locate mineralized zones of interest; however, a number of high priority target areas remain to be explored.
In 2007, additional radiometric and magnetic surveys are planned over ground not yet surveyed, as well as follow-up ground prospecting of high-priority targets delineated by the initial and 2007 survey. Drilling of any uranium zones of interest will be undertaken. Bayswater's airborne survey and prospecting budget for the Hermitage Uranium Belt is approximately $500,000.
Niger, West Africa - Application for Approximately 2,000,000 Acres.
Bayswater, and through an option agreement with Longview Capital Partners Inc., (TSX-V: LV) has applied to acquire concessions totaling approximately 2,000,000 acres in favourable geologic settings for the occurrence of major uranium deposits. All of the properties are road accessible and located between 60 and 400 km from Cogema's world-class Arlit and Cominak uranium mines, which collectively have produced over 100,000 tonnes of U3O8 to date. Bayswater's properties have similar stratigraphic and structural settings to the Arlit and Akouta uranium mine area.
The Arlit and Cominak deposits provide excellent geologic models for uranium exploration in Niger. These deposits are characteristic of the sandstone-type model, hosted in continental to marine deltaic sandstones along the western margin of older basement rocks forming part of the Air Massif mountains of the West African Shield.
Bayswater plans a detailed compilation of all previous work on the concessions followed by a high-resolution airborne radiometric and magnetic survey and follow-up prospecting. The 2007 budget for Niger is about $1,750,000. Recently, the Company was notified that the Niger government review of its mining act has been completed and at the beginning of this year the Company was further notified that it would be granted its concessions shortly.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium CompanyTM As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium CompanyTM with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary President
CONTACT: John Gomez , anager, Investor Relations Tel: +1 604 687 2153
M2 Communications Ltd disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info@m2.com.
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Bayswater Uranium Corp.: Bayswater Approves Aggressive $20 Million Exploration Program for Uranium Properties in 2007 15,000 to 30,000 Metres of Drilling Planned at Company's Big-Three Uranium Projects
1/15/2007
Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, Jan 15, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (BAY - TSX Venture, B2V - FWB), reports that an aggressive $20 million uranium exploration program has been budgeted for 2007. The extensive program comprises up to 30,000 metres of drilling on the Company's large uranium projects in Canada's three most important uranium regions.
In the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador, the Company is exploring for Iron Oxide Copper-Gold (IOCG)/Rossing-style uranium deposits; in the Thelon (NWT/NU) and Athabasca (SK) Basins, the targets are high-grade unconformity uranium deposits. In both the Central Mineral Belt and the Thelon Basin, Bayswater is the largest property holder in these highly prospective uranium regions; and one of the largest landholders in the highly productive Athabasca Basin.
Bayswater's goal is to discover and begin drill delineation of a uranium resource on its projects as quickly as possible to create significant shareholder value. To achieve this objective, the Company accomplished the following key milestones in 2006.
1. Acquired major landholdings, comprising 6.85 million acres, in Canada's top uranium producing and exploration regions: Athabasca Basin, Labrador, Thelon Basin and Newfoundland;
2. Assembled a management team with a highly successful track record in uranium exploration and discovery, capital raising, and creation of significant shareholder value;
3. Raised in excess of $20 million;
4. Applied for approximately 2 million acres of concessions in Niger, the world's 4th largest uranium producer; and
5. Created attractive share liquidity and market capitalization for institutional and retail investors.
Mr. Damien Reynolds, Chairman of Bayswater Uranium Corp. states, "The past year was a tremendous building period for Bayswater as we established dominant land positions in some of world's best uranium regions, attracted an enviable uranium exploration team to explore these properties, and raised a significant amount of capital to execute our business objectives. Going into 2007, we are extremely well positioned to continue to create shareholder value through exploration success, merger & acquisition opportunities, and increasing recognition of our Company in the investment community."
Following is a summary of planned exploration for 2007. In addition to the upcoming major exploration programs, Bayswater's other chief objectives in 2007 are:
1. To acquire a significant uranium resource to further increase it asset base; and 2. Pursue an AMEX stock exchange listing to increase its U.S. shareholder base.
Summary of Planned 2007 Exploration Programs and Approximate Budgets:
Project Winter Spring Summer Fall Budget ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Central Ground Drilling Drilling Drilling $5,600,000 Mineral Belt Geophysical (5,000 M) (5,000 M) Prospecting Surveys Airborne Geophysical Surveys Prospecting ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- South Ground Airborne Airborne Ground $6,800,000 Thelon Basin Geophysical Geophysical Geophysical Geophysical Surveys Surveys Surveys Surveys Ground Prospecting Geophysical Drilling Surveys Prospecting Drilling ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- North Ground Ground $1,300,000 Thelon Basin Geophysical Geophysical Surveys Surveys Prospecting Prospecting ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Athabasca Airborne Ground Ground Drilling $4,500,000 Basin Geophysical Geophysical Geophysical Surveys Surveys Surveys Prospecting Drilling ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Hermitage Airborne Prospecting $500,000 Geophysical Surveys ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Niger Land Acquisition Airborne Prospecting $1,800,000 (8000 sq km) Geophysical Surveys ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- Total $20,500,000
Funding of the 2007 exploration program as outlined above comes from over $11,000,000 on hand and from further capital to be provided through exercise of warrants and equity financings.
Central Mineral Belt, Labrador - 100% Interest in 1,072,028 Acres
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) uranium district extends for more than 175 kilometres through south-central Labrador, eastern Canada. The belt features numerous uranium deposits highlighted by resource drilling at Aurora Energy Resources Inc.'s (TSX: AXU) Michelin deposit and Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.'s (TSX-V: CXX) Moran Lake deposit, which has made the belt a hotspot for uranium exploration in Canada.
With interests in over 1 million acres (4,338 sq km) of largely contiguous land - the largest land package in the Central Mineral Belt - and multiple targets discovered, the CMB property is one of Bayswater's key uranium projects. During 2006, Bayswater completed a property-wide helicopter radiometric and magnetic survey totaling 41,145 line kilometres. This survey and follow-up detailed prospecting and sampling identified 12 IOCG and Rossing-style uranium deposit targets, most of which are at the drill stage, plus a large number of radiometric anomalies that remain to be followed-up.
In 2007, Bayswater will conduct follow-up ground geophysics, further detailed prospecting and sampling and drilling of selected priority targets. In addition, prospecting and sampling of untested radiometric anomalies will also be carried out. 10,000 meters of drilling is planned to commence on selected uranium targets this spring; whereas, additional drilling is planned to follow in the summer and fall subject to results of the Company's first phase of drilling and prospecting of radiometric anomalies. The exploration budget for the Central Mineral Belt is approximately $5,600,000.
Thelon Basin, Nunavut and Northwest Territories - 50% to 100% Interest in 3,663,819 Acres
The Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, approximately 350 km to the south in Saskatchewan. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major structural features, and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-style uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits in the Thelon Basin area are Areva's Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8.
Bayswater is by far the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in over 3.6 million acres. The Company's properties are located in the North and South Thelon Basin areas, which collectively represents approximately one-third of the available exploration land in the Basin. Other companies exploring in the Thelon Basin include Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO), Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX: URE), and Western Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: WUC).
Last summer, Bayswater completed airborne geophysical surveys on a portion of its North and South Thelon area projects. In the North Thelon, a radiometric and magnetic survey comprising 21,336 line kilometers over seven separate land parcels identified 18 high priority radiometric anomalies. The radiometric anomalies are all located in favorable geologic settings for unconformity-type uranium deposits, the highest-grade uranium deposits in the world. Preliminary prospecting of these targets late in the 2006 season identified anomalous radioactivity in favourable geologic settings on several of these targets. In the South Thelon, a Fugro MEGATEM airborne survey comprising 9,022 line kilometres delineated a number of conductive targets and associated basement structure. Conductors associated with fault structures are key features associated with high-grade unconformity-type uranium deposits such as McArthur River and Cigar Lake in the Athabasca Basin.
The 2007 exploration program in the South Thelon Basin will include follow-up ground prospecting and geophysical surveys. Airborne geophysical surveys will also be conducted in areas not previously surveyed. Based on exploration results, selected targets will be drill tested. In the North Thelon, ground prospecting and geophysical surveys will follow-up priority targets identified by airborne surveys. The exploration budget for the Thelon Basin is approximately $8,100,000.
Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan - 100% Interest in over 1,700,000 Acres
The Athabasca Basin hosts the highest-grade unconformity-type uranium deposits in the world, and accounts for approximately 32% of the world's uranium supply. Most of the uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin have been discovered around the margin of the Basin, where depth to the basement unconformity - host level of most uranium deposits - is relatively shallow (less than 700 metres). With today's technology, geophysical surveys are able to penetrate deeper into the earth, to identify uranium targets at levels not previously probed.
In mid 2006, Bayswater entered into an agreement to acquire a 100% interest in 1,508,056 acres in the Athabasca Basin. Comprised of three claim blocks, the properties cover major fault structures and geological settings that are favourable environments for high-grade, unconformity deposits. The Company has recently staked additional contiguous ground, covering favourable basement structures in shallower portions of the basin, bringing its land position to over 1,700,000 acres. Target depth to the unconformity is from 400 metres to over 1,000 metres.
In 2007, deep-penetrating airborne geophysical surveys and follow-up ground geophysical and geological surveys are planned to identify drill targets. An initial drilling program is planned to test priority targets. The exploration budget for the Athabasca Basin properties is approximately $4,300,000.
Hermitage Uranium Belt, Newfoundland - 50% to 100% Interest in 420,860 Acres
The Hermitage Uranium Belt is a 100 km by 10 km structural arch in southwestern Newfoundland that hosts a number of uranium prospects. Several types of uranium occurrences have been discovered in the belt, of which stratiform sedimentary and volcanic settings are most important due to their large-scale potential.
In recognition of the Hermitage Belt's potential to host multiple, large-scale, near-surface uranium deposits, Bayswater increased its land position in the belt in 2006. The Company now has interests in approximately 420,000 acres, which represents about half of the belt. In 2006, airborne geophysical surveys, to measure radiometric, magnetic and electromagnetic responses, were flown over a portion of Bayswater's ground. The 4,000 line kilometre airborne survey identified a large number of low intensity radiometric anomalies. Follow-up work of these anomalies did not locate mineralized zones of interest; however, a number of high priority target areas remain to be explored.
In 2007, additional radiometric and magnetic surveys are planned over ground not yet surveyed, as well as follow-up ground prospecting of high-priority targets delineated by the initial and 2007 survey. Drilling of any uranium zones of interest will be undertaken. Bayswater's airborne survey and prospecting budget for the Hermitage Uranium Belt is approximately $500,000.
Niger, West Africa - Application for Approximately 2,000,000 Acres.
Bayswater, and through an option agreement with Longview Capital Partners Inc., (TSX-V: LV) has applied to acquire concessions totaling approximately 2,000,000 acres in favourable geologic settings for the occurrence of major uranium deposits. All of the properties are road accessible and located between 60 and 400 km from Cogema's world-class Arlit and Cominak uranium mines, which collectively have produced over 100,000 tonnes of U3O8 to date. Bayswater's properties have similar stratigraphic and structural settings to the Arlit and Akouta uranium mine area.
The Arlit and Cominak deposits provide excellent geologic models for uranium exploration in Niger. These deposits are characteristic of the sandstone-type model, hosted in continental to marine deltaic sandstones along the western margin of older basement rocks forming part of the Air Massif mountains of the West African Shield.
Bayswater plans a detailed compilation of all previous work on the concessions followed by a high-resolution airborne radiometric and magnetic survey and follow-up prospecting. The 2007 budget for Niger is about $1,750,000. Recently, the Company was notified that the Niger government review of its mining act has been completed and at the beginning of this year the Company was further notified that it would be granted its concessions shortly.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior Uranium CompanyTM As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions - the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin - Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior Uranium CompanyTM with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary President
CONTACT: John Gomez , anager, Investor Relations Tel: +1 604 687 2153
M2 Communications Ltd disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info@m2.com.
(C)1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD
ich liebe aktien in denen der reynolds geld investiert. longview ist auch mit an bord.
hier kann es jetzt schnell nach oben gehen
uranaktien laufen gut und bayswater scheint jetzt so richtig
das war gerade in meinem postfach. erst enige minuten her.
Sehr geehrte Leserinnen und Leser,
Bayswater Uranium, WKN A0KE57
www.bayswateruranium.com
Das Unternehmen gab soeben eine verschärfte Gangart bekannt, die in Kürze starten soll! 20 Millionen CAD sollen heuer für Exploration in den atraktivesten Urangebieten Kanadas ausgegeben werden. Bayswater ist der größte Gebietsbesitzer in den aussichtsreichsten Urangebieten, Thelon, Athabasca und Central Mineral Belt.
Lesen Sie hier die News im Original
Ein Bohrprgamm bis 30.000 (!) Meter ist fix eingeplant. Großflächige Bodenuntersuchungen sind ebenso ein Teil des Jahresprogrames wie das Vorhaben endlich im Niger zu einem Schluß zu kommen und rund 8000 km² unter Vertrag zu nehmen! (Niger ist einer der Top Produzenten weltweit)
Das AMEX Listing ist jetzt definitiv angestrebt und ich denke, dass dies auch im Laufe der nächsten Monate gelingen wird. Dies erschließt natürlich eine breitere Anlegerschaft, was zwangsläufig zu rascher ansteigenden Kursen führt!
Jay Taylor, der Analyst aus Kanada hat erst vor wenigen Wochen eine unbedingte Kaufempfehlung für Bayswater ausgesprochen (Sie wurden vonmir über die bullVestor Toolbar informiert http://bullvestor.ourtoolbar.com) Dem Ausspruch: Bayswater has "perhaps the strongest uranium exploration team in the world." kann ich nur beipflichten!
Aber ich gehe noch weiter und sage: Bayswater hat nicht nur vieleicht das beste Uranexplorationsteam in der Welt, sondern es ist definitiv das Beste!
Kaufen Sie heute Bayswater bis 1,05 Euro!
Ihr
Helmut Pollinger
hier kann es jetzt schnell nach oben gehen
uranaktien laufen gut und bayswater scheint jetzt so richtig
das war gerade in meinem postfach. erst enige minuten her.
Sehr geehrte Leserinnen und Leser,
Bayswater Uranium, WKN A0KE57
www.bayswateruranium.com
Das Unternehmen gab soeben eine verschärfte Gangart bekannt, die in Kürze starten soll! 20 Millionen CAD sollen heuer für Exploration in den atraktivesten Urangebieten Kanadas ausgegeben werden. Bayswater ist der größte Gebietsbesitzer in den aussichtsreichsten Urangebieten, Thelon, Athabasca und Central Mineral Belt.
Lesen Sie hier die News im Original
Ein Bohrprgamm bis 30.000 (!) Meter ist fix eingeplant. Großflächige Bodenuntersuchungen sind ebenso ein Teil des Jahresprogrames wie das Vorhaben endlich im Niger zu einem Schluß zu kommen und rund 8000 km² unter Vertrag zu nehmen! (Niger ist einer der Top Produzenten weltweit)
Das AMEX Listing ist jetzt definitiv angestrebt und ich denke, dass dies auch im Laufe der nächsten Monate gelingen wird. Dies erschließt natürlich eine breitere Anlegerschaft, was zwangsläufig zu rascher ansteigenden Kursen führt!
Jay Taylor, der Analyst aus Kanada hat erst vor wenigen Wochen eine unbedingte Kaufempfehlung für Bayswater ausgesprochen (Sie wurden vonmir über die bullVestor Toolbar informiert http://bullvestor.ourtoolbar.com) Dem Ausspruch: Bayswater has "perhaps the strongest uranium exploration team in the world." kann ich nur beipflichten!
Aber ich gehe noch weiter und sage: Bayswater hat nicht nur vieleicht das beste Uranexplorationsteam in der Welt, sondern es ist definitiv das Beste!
Kaufen Sie heute Bayswater bis 1,05 Euro!
Ihr
Helmut Pollinger
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.938.838 von hotpenny am 15.01.07 18:05:46Das hat gerade noch gefehlt....
gleich sind die 1 € durch !
Strong buy Bayswater !
Strong buy Bayswater !
so schlecht laufen die BV aktien im moment nicht.
sieh dir mal longview an. die rennt und rennt. und longview hat bayswater erst nachgekauft.
nicht immer gleich panik bekommen.
paramount läuft auch gut. nicht alle BV empfehlungen sind schlecht. man muss nur die richtigen raussuchen.
für den dines ist bayswater ein klarer kauf. der typ ist ein absoluter urankenner.
strong buy
alle uranaktien sind gerade gut am laufen. und die news von heute sagen dochnur eins aus, dass hier einiges passiert in den nächsten monaten.
in kanada sind auch schöne umsätze zu sehen.
bayswater wird auch gerade von reynolds in zürich präsentiert und auch in vancouver am wochenende.
und auch der profiler will noch eine reynoldsaktie ins depot nehmen. die wollen einige aktien ins 5 jahresdepot nehmen, die mind. 1000% in der zeit machen. longview ist ein kandidat. und ev. bayswater. die haben ja mächtig was vor. die news sind klasse.
sieh dir mal longview an. die rennt und rennt. und longview hat bayswater erst nachgekauft.
nicht immer gleich panik bekommen.
paramount läuft auch gut. nicht alle BV empfehlungen sind schlecht. man muss nur die richtigen raussuchen.
für den dines ist bayswater ein klarer kauf. der typ ist ein absoluter urankenner.
strong buy
alle uranaktien sind gerade gut am laufen. und die news von heute sagen dochnur eins aus, dass hier einiges passiert in den nächsten monaten.
in kanada sind auch schöne umsätze zu sehen.
bayswater wird auch gerade von reynolds in zürich präsentiert und auch in vancouver am wochenende.
und auch der profiler will noch eine reynoldsaktie ins depot nehmen. die wollen einige aktien ins 5 jahresdepot nehmen, die mind. 1000% in der zeit machen. longview ist ein kandidat. und ev. bayswater. die haben ja mächtig was vor. die news sind klasse.
und wenn man sich den chart genau ansieht, sollten 1,80 cad in kürze erreicht werden. wir sind gerade wieder in einer aufwärtsbewegung. und das top ist immer über dem top des letzen anstiegs gewesen. durch diese news kommt auch wieder interessa auf. und das ein paar BBs hier empfehlen, kann doch nie schaden.
der dines ist ein absoluter fachmann. und der sieht bayswater als klaren kauf.
der dines ist ein absoluter fachmann. und der sieht bayswater als klaren kauf.
Ich meine auch, daß hier kurzfristig einiges sich Richtung Norden tun wird. Bayswater hat Nachholbedarf !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.939.587 von deutschlandfunk am 15.01.07 18:52:28Tät mich wenig wundern, wenn Baysawter heute bei 1,6 CAD Schluß macht und es morgen um den Ausbruch nach oben ginge !
Schönen Abend noch, an alle Investierten !
Schönen Abend noch, an alle Investierten !
wow, jetzt kommen richtig Umsätze auf !
Das Ding wird doch wohl nicht aus dem Dornröschenschlaf wachgeküßt ?!
Das Ding wird doch wohl nicht aus dem Dornröschenschlaf wachgeküßt ?!
morgen gibt es keine mehr unter 1€
wenn man ein lineal an den chart hält, dann muss man davon ausgehen, dass der kurs diesmal bis etwa 1,25€ steigt. in wenigen tagen
schnelle 25%
und wenn der profiler die ins langfristdepot nimmt, dann geht es noch ein ganzes stück höher.
schnelle 25%
und wenn der profiler die ins langfristdepot nimmt, dann geht es noch ein ganzes stück höher.
denke, daß es bereits heute zum Schluß keine mehr geben wird
Morgen gehts dann an die 1,1 €
Morgen gehts dann an die 1,1 €
jetzt liegen nur noch 10.000 St. auf 1 € !
Bayswater dürfte der Uran-Renner der nächsten Tage sein. Im ersten step auf 2 CAD und dann ist der Himmel offen !
Aber gut, reicht für heute abend, muß mich bremsen...
Aber gut, reicht für heute abend, muß mich bremsen...
wundert mich das bayswater gar nicht mehr im bv erscheint. Wahrscheinlich haben sie gemerkt das das mit dem pushen und abladen hier nicht mehr funktioniert.
der chart sieht gerade sehr gut aus. uranaktien laufen gut. bayswater hat nachholbedarf, die legen jetzt gerade erst richtig los.
der dines hat die in seinem depot
und vor kurzen eine empfehlung von
Jay Taylor, der Analyst aus Kanada hat erst vor wenigen Wochen eine unbedingte Kaufempfehlung für Bayswater ausgesprochen
wenn man sich den chart ansieht. sollten schnell 1,25€ drin liegen,
die news von gestrn waren hervorragend.
und in kanada ist der kurs auch knapp 5% gestiegen.
hier könnten bald weitere emfehlungen kommen. der reynolds ist da mit im spiel. und der präsentiert gerade seine firmen in europa und am wochenende in vancouver.
ich glaube, dass bayswater bald stark steigen wird. und für mich ist das ein kandidat für das 5 jahresdepot des profilers.
uran steigt immer weiter und bayswater hat riesige gebiete mit großen uranvorkommen.
strong buy
der dines ist der beste uranexperte und hat bayswater ganz oben in der liste.
der dines hat die in seinem depot
und vor kurzen eine empfehlung von
Jay Taylor, der Analyst aus Kanada hat erst vor wenigen Wochen eine unbedingte Kaufempfehlung für Bayswater ausgesprochen
wenn man sich den chart ansieht. sollten schnell 1,25€ drin liegen,
die news von gestrn waren hervorragend.
und in kanada ist der kurs auch knapp 5% gestiegen.
hier könnten bald weitere emfehlungen kommen. der reynolds ist da mit im spiel. und der präsentiert gerade seine firmen in europa und am wochenende in vancouver.
ich glaube, dass bayswater bald stark steigen wird. und für mich ist das ein kandidat für das 5 jahresdepot des profilers.
uran steigt immer weiter und bayswater hat riesige gebiete mit großen uranvorkommen.
strong buy
der dines ist der beste uranexperte und hat bayswater ganz oben in der liste.
der reynolds wird die aktie sicherlich nach den news stark in vancouver empfehlen. und auch hier in europa.
Damien Reynolds
Vorstandvorsitzender, Direktor
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Herr Reynolds ist Vorstandvorsitzender und CEO von "Longview Strategies Inc.", einem gelisteten Rohstoff-Investmentunternehmen mit Vermögenswerten von über $20 Mio. Er ist seit 20 Jahren im Junior-Rohstoffsektor tätig und erhielt sein Fachwissen durch Firmengründungen, Investitionen und durch zahlreiche Positionen im Vorstand von Explorationsfirmen. Herr Reynolds verfügt über beeindruckende Kenntnisse über wertvolle Projekte auf der ganzen Welt und über eine besondere Fähigkeit, Unternehmenskapital zu beschaffen. Derzeit ist er auch der Ausführende Vorstandvorsitzende von "Tournigan Gold Corporation", einem Gold- und Uranexplorationsunternehmen.
Herr Reynolds nimmt eine führende Rolle in der kontinuierlichen Entwicklung der Vermögenswert-Basis von Bayswater ein.
Damien Reynolds
Vorstandvorsitzender, Direktor
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Herr Reynolds ist Vorstandvorsitzender und CEO von "Longview Strategies Inc.", einem gelisteten Rohstoff-Investmentunternehmen mit Vermögenswerten von über $20 Mio. Er ist seit 20 Jahren im Junior-Rohstoffsektor tätig und erhielt sein Fachwissen durch Firmengründungen, Investitionen und durch zahlreiche Positionen im Vorstand von Explorationsfirmen. Herr Reynolds verfügt über beeindruckende Kenntnisse über wertvolle Projekte auf der ganzen Welt und über eine besondere Fähigkeit, Unternehmenskapital zu beschaffen. Derzeit ist er auch der Ausführende Vorstandvorsitzende von "Tournigan Gold Corporation", einem Gold- und Uranexplorationsunternehmen.
Herr Reynolds nimmt eine führende Rolle in der kontinuierlichen Entwicklung der Vermögenswert-Basis von Bayswater ein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.953.687 von hotpenny am 16.01.07 12:05:13Da drückt jemand den Kurs mit 600 Stk.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.934.579 von printmedien am 24.03.06 11:00:59
PennyKracher(hoch spekulativer Tipp)-->kann prozentl.zweistellig outperformen,oder uUmständen die Gewinne abgeben:
Bayswater Uranium(r9u), Börse:FFE, Kurs:1,08+2,8, TraderStop:1,05 (mit steigenden Kursen nachziehen)
DaxFuture 6585 + 115
DowFuture 12130 + 94
NasdaqFuture 1729 + 16,75
Die Vorgaben sehen klasse aus, auch Uran Aktien können sich wieder erholen,
gestern Abend habe ich Euch summit bei 2 reingestellt, letzter 2,41 + 18,14%
Paladin Resources gestern meine Kaufempfehlung bei 4,17, letzter 4,93 +10%
Star Uranium + 10%
Uranium Energy + 6%
Forsys + 4%
Kauf Bayswater Uranium (r9u), letzte Wochen noch von 1,66 gerutscht,
letzter 1,08 + 2,8%
Sollte sich der Gesamtmarkt weiter erholen, dann sehe ich hier eine gute Chance,
Tradingziel 1,20-1,25 (stop mit steigenden Kursen nachziehen) !
Bayswater Uranium(r9u), Börse:FFE, Kurs:1,08+2,8, TraderStop:1,05 (mit steigenden Kursen nachziehen)
DaxFuture 6585 + 115
DowFuture 12130 + 94
NasdaqFuture 1729 + 16,75
Die Vorgaben sehen klasse aus, auch Uran Aktien können sich wieder erholen,
gestern Abend habe ich Euch summit bei 2 reingestellt, letzter 2,41 + 18,14%
Paladin Resources gestern meine Kaufempfehlung bei 4,17, letzter 4,93 +10%
Star Uranium + 10%
Uranium Energy + 6%
Forsys + 4%
Kauf Bayswater Uranium (r9u), letzte Wochen noch von 1,66 gerutscht,
letzter 1,08 + 2,8%
Sollte sich der Gesamtmarkt weiter erholen, dann sehe ich hier eine gute Chance,
Tradingziel 1,20-1,25 (stop mit steigenden Kursen nachziehen) !
kurs steht wieder, geht noch nach oben?
Da hat sich mein Re-Einstieg ja nun wirklich schon sehr gelohnt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.152.401 von Panem am 06.03.07 18:39:43Bin seit heute mit EK 1,19 dabei
hier ist ja wirklich gar nichts los. Das Positive ist haber, dass das Volumen an der Heimatbörse um ein Vielfaches höher ist als in Deutschland. (Es handelt sich also um eine ungepushte Aktie)
Bayswater closes $25.05-million private placement
2007-03-08 13:38 ET - News Release
Mr. George Leary reports
BAYSWATER CLOSES $25 MILLION BROKERED PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Bayswater Uranium Corp. has closed the brokered private placement previously announced in Stockwatch on Jan. 23, 2007, issuing 4,336,800 units of the company at a price of $1.45 per unit and 11,375,000 flow-though units at a price of $1.65 per flow-through unit, raising total gross proceeds of $25,057,110.
Each unit comprises one common share and one-half of one transferable common share purchase warrant. Each flow-through unit comprises one flow-through common share and one-half of one transferable warrant. Each warrant is exercisable into one additional common share at an exercise price of $1.85 per common share until Sept. 8, 2008.
The offering was brokered by Pacific International Securities Inc. The agent has received a commission of 7.0 per cent of the gross proceeds of the offering, paid in a combination of cash and units. The agent and its selling group have also received 1,571,180 compensation options. Each compensation option entitles the holder to acquire one additional common share at an exercise price of $1.70 per common share until Sept. 8, 2008.
All of the securities issued under the private placement are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on July 9, 2007.
The gross proceeds raised from the issuance of the flow-through units will be used for general exploration expenditures, which will constitute Canadian exploration expenses (as defined in the Income Tax Act) and will be renounced for the 2007 taxation year. Net proceeds of the offering will be used to finance exploration on the company's Canadian uranium projects, including projects in the Central Mineral belt in Labrador, the Athabasca basin in Saskatchewan, the Thelon basin in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, and the Hermitage belt in southern Newfoundland, for a uranium exploration project in Niger, West Africa, once the concessions are granted to the company, and for general working capital purposes.
We seek Safe Harbor.
2007-03-08 13:38 ET - News Release
Mr. George Leary reports
BAYSWATER CLOSES $25 MILLION BROKERED PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Bayswater Uranium Corp. has closed the brokered private placement previously announced in Stockwatch on Jan. 23, 2007, issuing 4,336,800 units of the company at a price of $1.45 per unit and 11,375,000 flow-though units at a price of $1.65 per flow-through unit, raising total gross proceeds of $25,057,110.
Each unit comprises one common share and one-half of one transferable common share purchase warrant. Each flow-through unit comprises one flow-through common share and one-half of one transferable warrant. Each warrant is exercisable into one additional common share at an exercise price of $1.85 per common share until Sept. 8, 2008.
The offering was brokered by Pacific International Securities Inc. The agent has received a commission of 7.0 per cent of the gross proceeds of the offering, paid in a combination of cash and units. The agent and its selling group have also received 1,571,180 compensation options. Each compensation option entitles the holder to acquire one additional common share at an exercise price of $1.70 per common share until Sept. 8, 2008.
All of the securities issued under the private placement are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on July 9, 2007.
The gross proceeds raised from the issuance of the flow-through units will be used for general exploration expenditures, which will constitute Canadian exploration expenses (as defined in the Income Tax Act) and will be renounced for the 2007 taxation year. Net proceeds of the offering will be used to finance exploration on the company's Canadian uranium projects, including projects in the Central Mineral belt in Labrador, the Athabasca basin in Saskatchewan, the Thelon basin in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, and the Hermitage belt in southern Newfoundland, for a uranium exploration project in Niger, West Africa, once the concessions are granted to the company, and for general working capital purposes.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.200.723 von Sacsayhuaman am 09.03.07 12:07:20gibts dies für einen Akademiker auch in deutsch?
Also einen postiven Effekt hat diese privat Platzierung nicht gebracht würde mich nicht wundern wenn wir in einer Woche wieder unter einem Euro sind. Mir soll es recht sein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.206.840 von Cap300 am 09.03.07 17:41:52Ich habe mit Bayswater Uranium im letzten halben Jahr gute Gewinne gemacht,hab in meinem Depot nur Aktien dieser Firma gehabt.
Vor einigen Tagen habe ich alle Aktien verkauft,da ich glaube,daß die Korrektur der Nasdaq noch nicht vorbei ist.Charttechnisch kann der Nasdaq Composite bis auf 2200 Punkte korrigieren.Die letzten Candlesticks der Nasdaq weisen darauf hin,daß die Aufwärtsbewegung bei annähernd 2400 Punkten zu Ende ist.Wir müssen erst weiter runter um einen richtigen neuen Aufschwung zu bekommen.
Wenn es in New York zur Korrektur kommt,werden auch alle Explorer korrigieren.Ich denke,Bayswater Uranium könnte zwischen 0.9 und
1 Euro korrigieren.
Ich halte Sie für einen der aussichtsreichen Explorer und bin davon überzeugt,daß Sie im Laufe des Jahres neue Höchstkurse sehen wird und werde Sie wieder als einzige Aktie in mein Depot aufnehmen.
Viele Grüße,
Mat
Vor einigen Tagen habe ich alle Aktien verkauft,da ich glaube,daß die Korrektur der Nasdaq noch nicht vorbei ist.Charttechnisch kann der Nasdaq Composite bis auf 2200 Punkte korrigieren.Die letzten Candlesticks der Nasdaq weisen darauf hin,daß die Aufwärtsbewegung bei annähernd 2400 Punkten zu Ende ist.Wir müssen erst weiter runter um einen richtigen neuen Aufschwung zu bekommen.
Wenn es in New York zur Korrektur kommt,werden auch alle Explorer korrigieren.Ich denke,Bayswater Uranium könnte zwischen 0.9 und
1 Euro korrigieren.
Ich halte Sie für einen der aussichtsreichen Explorer und bin davon überzeugt,daß Sie im Laufe des Jahres neue Höchstkurse sehen wird und werde Sie wieder als einzige Aktie in mein Depot aufnehmen.
Viele Grüße,
Mat
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.218.728 von close_the_gap am 10.03.07 12:08:37
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.218.463 von bastmt am 10.03.07 11:13:02Liebe Freunde hier - auch close:
Ich finde solche Postings EXTREM wichtig und gut.
Nur so kann man die MArktlage erspüren.
Ein Club von Leuten, wo sich alle in den Armen liegen und eine Aktie feiern, führt schnell zu solchen bizarren Verliereraktien wie NFX, Bravo Ventures, DeBeira oder Ona.
NATÜRLICH wird die Aktie bei Results sich vervielfachen.
Natürlich hat Bayswater jetzt unendlich viel Geld, um das größte Bohrprogramm aller Explorer auf die Beine zu stellen.
Aber:
Warum soll die Aktie nicht in den nächsten Tagen weiter fallen?
Und nach 22 Jahren Börsenerfahrung kann ich nur sagen:
MAcht euch nicht gegenseitig an - irgendwer muss schlielich immer seine Aktien verkaufen, damit man selbst welche kaufen kann.
Oder andersherum.
Klar?
Ich finde solche Postings EXTREM wichtig und gut.
Nur so kann man die MArktlage erspüren.
Ein Club von Leuten, wo sich alle in den Armen liegen und eine Aktie feiern, führt schnell zu solchen bizarren Verliereraktien wie NFX, Bravo Ventures, DeBeira oder Ona.
NATÜRLICH wird die Aktie bei Results sich vervielfachen.
Natürlich hat Bayswater jetzt unendlich viel Geld, um das größte Bohrprogramm aller Explorer auf die Beine zu stellen.
Aber:
Warum soll die Aktie nicht in den nächsten Tagen weiter fallen?
Und nach 22 Jahren Börsenerfahrung kann ich nur sagen:
MAcht euch nicht gegenseitig an - irgendwer muss schlielich immer seine Aktien verkaufen, damit man selbst welche kaufen kann.
Oder andersherum.
Klar?
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.220.085 von Panem am 10.03.07 16:12:47Jetzt verstehe ich Deine Sicht und gebe Dir aus DER Perspektive natürlich recht:
- Inhalt gleich Null
Mir geht es aber um die Stimmung: Und da ist jede Aussage Gold Wert.
Wir sind uns aber einig, dass Bayswater mit 25 Mio. in der Tasche, den Props und dem Bohrprogramm sehr wohl die Milliarde als Marktwert in 2007 schaffen kann.
- Inhalt gleich Null
Mir geht es aber um die Stimmung: Und da ist jede Aussage Gold Wert.
Wir sind uns aber einig, dass Bayswater mit 25 Mio. in der Tasche, den Props und dem Bohrprogramm sehr wohl die Milliarde als Marktwert in 2007 schaffen kann.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.233.959 von Panem am 11.03.07 17:22:45Bayswater Uranium wird in diesem Jahr das größte Bohrprogramm in den wichtigsten Bergbauregionen Kanadas durchführen.Sie verfügen als einziger Explorer über einen sehr großen Landbesitz in allen kanadischen Bergbauregionen.
Bereits im Frühjahr werden die ersten Bohrungen im Central Mineral Belt durchgeführt.
Die Aktie kann wieder gekauft werden,wenn in Kanada der Höchstkurs des Vortages überschritten wird,der Stop muß dann natürlich nachgezogen werden um die Gewinne abzusichern.
Auch eine Forsys Metals,die auf dem Weg vom Explorer zum Uranproduzenten ist,hat im Mai 2006 erst einmal stark korrigiert bevor die Aktie zum verdienten Höhenflug ansetzte.
Bayswater Uranium hat bei entsprechenden Resultaten das Potential zur Kursvervielfachung.
Aber warum sollte die Aktie in einem verunsicherten,nervösen Marktumfeld nicht noch etwas fallen?
Ich verfüge über 8 Jahre Börsenerfahrung und kann nur sagen,daß die Börse keine Einbahnstraße ist.
Bereits im Frühjahr werden die ersten Bohrungen im Central Mineral Belt durchgeführt.
Die Aktie kann wieder gekauft werden,wenn in Kanada der Höchstkurs des Vortages überschritten wird,der Stop muß dann natürlich nachgezogen werden um die Gewinne abzusichern.
Auch eine Forsys Metals,die auf dem Weg vom Explorer zum Uranproduzenten ist,hat im Mai 2006 erst einmal stark korrigiert bevor die Aktie zum verdienten Höhenflug ansetzte.
Bayswater Uranium hat bei entsprechenden Resultaten das Potential zur Kursvervielfachung.
Aber warum sollte die Aktie in einem verunsicherten,nervösen Marktumfeld nicht noch etwas fallen?
Ich verfüge über 8 Jahre Börsenerfahrung und kann nur sagen,daß die Börse keine Einbahnstraße ist.
sehr interessante Meinungen. !
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Moin!
Hier mal ne Karte mit den Explorerland
Grüße
FT
werd morgen zu euch stoßen
Hier mal ne Karte mit den Explorerland
Grüße
FT
werd morgen zu euch stoßen
thx 4 1.08 (havn't dealed, just ordered )
)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.272.931 von FutureTrend am 13.03.07 15:45:31Ich glaube, nein ich weis, die meisten Anleger haben noch garnicht begriffen, welches Potenzial in dieser Aktie steckt!!!!!!!!!
sampler
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.275.047 von sampler am 13.03.07 17:13:22jetzt sind wir wieder da, wo wir waren im Dezember dies ist doch alles schwachsinn was hier abläuft. Keine stabilität nur kurz schnell gewinne machen. Bin bald eine jahhr dabei und nichts gewesen als nur spesen. Wie Sampler schon sagt das die Leute nicht wissen wie wertvoll diese Aktie sein soll. Lange werde ich nicht mehr zusehen müssen.
ich denke das wars mit dem Ausverkauf...
von 2,5 auf 1,5 CAD seit zwei Wochen sollte reichen...
zu stark verprügelt meine ich...
von 2,5 auf 1,5 CAD seit zwei Wochen sollte reichen...
zu stark verprügelt meine ich...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.296.043 von deutschlandfunk am 14.03.07 19:49:43Der gehört sich angezeigt der Bayswater verprügelt hat. Für nichts und wieder nichts verhauen. Wir hoffen das Bayswater sich bald von diesen prügeln erholt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.296.742 von Cap300 am 14.03.07 20:22:19Hier sind Leute mit viel Geld im Spiel, die versuchen -und es leider auch schaffen- den Kurs zu drücken!!
Als Long-Anleger kann man diese Spielchen locker aussitzen!!
sampler
Als Long-Anleger kann man diese Spielchen locker aussitzen!!
sampler
Ich bin von dieser Aktie 100% überzeugt.
Und das sage ich so gut wie niemals.
Einfach einmal das Programm für 2007 ansehen.
Und die Kohle.
Und das sage ich so gut wie niemals.
Einfach einmal das Programm für 2007 ansehen.
Und die Kohle.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.296.742 von Cap300 am 14.03.07 20:22:19Schluß bereits auf 1,56 CAD nach Tagestief bei 1,44 CAD...
der Rebound könnte uns durchaus kurzfristig in den Bereich 1,7 - 1,8 CAD tragen...
der Rebound könnte uns durchaus kurzfristig in den Bereich 1,7 - 1,8 CAD tragen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.296.043 von deutschlandfunk am 14.03.07 19:49:43Von CAN 1,50 auf 2,50 ging einfach zu schnell, zu euphorisch.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.297.210 von Panem am 14.03.07 20:47:51Die Käufer haben in Kanada doch noch zum Schluß das Ruder in die Hand genommen und Bayswater hat über den Eröffnungskurs geschlossen.Beim heutigen Ausvekauf haben sich einige bei Bayswater neu positioniert und zittrige Hände aus den Markt gedrängt.Hab heute Bayswater zürückgekauft,bin davon überzeugt,daß in der Aktie in diesem Jahr noch sehr viel Potential nach oben steckt.
Ich halte Bayswater Uranium für den besten Uranexplorer,das Bohrprogramm spricht für sich.
Ich halte Bayswater Uranium für den besten Uranexplorer,das Bohrprogramm spricht für sich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.299.964 von bastmt am 14.03.07 22:09:43Mit Eso, Canalaska, JNR, Santoy, Waseco, Melkior, Ditem, Stratmore weit vorne.
BAY hat deutliches Aufholpotential... über einen 20 %ter in den nächsten Tagen würd ich mich nicht wundern, vor allem bei einem weiter steigenden Uran-Preis...
Im Bereich von 1,5 - 1,7 CAD meine ich, daß es sich lohnen dürfte tüchtig einzudecken !
Im Bereich von 1,5 - 1,7 CAD meine ich, daß es sich lohnen dürfte tüchtig einzudecken !
mal sehen was passiert, wenn News kommen... ist an der Zeit !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.302.742 von deutschlandfunk am 15.03.07 08:22:44Ich stimme Dir voll zu.Ich gehe auch davon aus,daß Bayswater in den nächsten Tagen ein Kurspotential von 20% hat.
Die Märkte in New York sind aber sehr nervös,sie befinden sich in einer Korrektur.Aus diesem Grunde muß bei Bayswater der Stoppkurs unbedingt mitgezogen werden.Es besteht in den nächsten Wochen noch die Gefahr,daß Bayswater kurzfristig unter 1.40 Dollar in Kanada abrutschen kann.Die nächsten Wochen sind noch sehr gefährlich.
Matthias
Die Märkte in New York sind aber sehr nervös,sie befinden sich in einer Korrektur.Aus diesem Grunde muß bei Bayswater der Stoppkurs unbedingt mitgezogen werden.Es besteht in den nächsten Wochen noch die Gefahr,daß Bayswater kurzfristig unter 1.40 Dollar in Kanada abrutschen kann.Die nächsten Wochen sind noch sehr gefährlich.
Matthias
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.304.202 von bastmt am 15.03.07 09:40:46Falls Bayswater in den nächsten Tagen weiter korrigiert,gibt es im Bereich von 1.25 kanadische Dollar eine gute Unterstützung.
Ich glaube,dieswird im schlimmsten Fall der Tiefpunkt sein.
Das Jahrestief vom letzen Januar sollte aber halten.
Ich glaube,dieswird im schlimmsten Fall der Tiefpunkt sein.
Das Jahrestief vom letzen Januar sollte aber halten.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.305.183 von bastmt am 15.03.07 10:28:52Andernfalls,
sollte die Marktkorrektur nun zu Ende sein,
hat BAY das größte Reboundpotentzial von allen mir bekannten Uranis.
Und bei einem UxC-Preis von 91$ braucht man imho schon ne menge Phantasie um auf ein weiteres Abschmieren des Kurses zu setzten.
Grüße
sollte die Marktkorrektur nun zu Ende sein,
hat BAY das größte Reboundpotentzial von allen mir bekannten Uranis.
Und bei einem UxC-Preis von 91$ braucht man imho schon ne menge Phantasie um auf ein weiteres Abschmieren des Kurses zu setzten.
Grüße
Wenn ihr mich fragt sehe ich BAY in einem Aufwärtstrendkanal an der Unterkannte, was heißt, daß nun ein weiterer Anstieg folgen wird.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.311.907 von Karpow am 15.03.07 16:34:50Ich habe den Ausblick für Bayswater revidiert.
Ich glaube,daß wir in den nächsten Tagen in Kanada im Bereich von
1.40 und 1.46 landen können.Somit dürten sich in Deutschland noch eimal gute Kaufkurs unter einem Euro ergeben.
Die Märkte in New York haben am Mittwoch nach dem Ausverkauf keinen vernünftigen Rebound geschaft,gestern waren die Indeces sehr wackelig und konnten sich so gerade im grünen Bereich schließen.
Denke,die Korrekur wird sich noch fortsetzen.
Der Uranpreis ist zwar weiter gestiegen,im Moment dürften aber markttechnische Impulse den Kursverlauf der Uranexplorer bestimmen.
Mittel und langfristig sehe ich bei Bayswater ein erhebliches Potential.Kurzfristig kann der Kurs aber noch fallen.
Ich glaube,daß wir in den nächsten Tagen in Kanada im Bereich von
1.40 und 1.46 landen können.Somit dürten sich in Deutschland noch eimal gute Kaufkurs unter einem Euro ergeben.
Die Märkte in New York haben am Mittwoch nach dem Ausverkauf keinen vernünftigen Rebound geschaft,gestern waren die Indeces sehr wackelig und konnten sich so gerade im grünen Bereich schließen.
Denke,die Korrekur wird sich noch fortsetzen.
Der Uranpreis ist zwar weiter gestiegen,im Moment dürften aber markttechnische Impulse den Kursverlauf der Uranexplorer bestimmen.
Mittel und langfristig sehe ich bei Bayswater ein erhebliches Potential.Kurzfristig kann der Kurs aber noch fallen.
Bayswater Uranium halted effective at the open
Bayswater Uranium Corp (C:BAY)
Shares Issued 73,312,850
Last Close 3/15/2007 $1.60
Friday March 16 2007 - Halt Trading
Bayswater Uranium Corp. has been halted at the company's request effective at the open on March 16, 2007, pending news.
© 2007 Canjex Publishing Ltd
Bayswater Uranium Corp (C:BAY)
Shares Issued 73,312,850
Last Close 3/15/2007 $1.60
Friday March 16 2007 - Halt Trading
Bayswater Uranium Corp. has been halted at the company's request effective at the open on March 16, 2007, pending news.
© 2007 Canjex Publishing Ltd
KAU.V ist auch halted.
JV ? Übernahme ?
JV ? Übernahme ?
Da bin ich ja mal gespannt...
bastmt, Du auch?
bastmt, Du auch?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.329.089 von EasySkunker am 16.03.07 15:30:10
Bin ja echt mal gespannt. Ob wir hier zum nächsten Handel 20-30% Aufschlag haben. In Frankfurt wurde noch schnell zu 1,13 gekauf!
Bin ja echt mal gespannt. Ob wir hier zum nächsten Handel 20-30% Aufschlag haben. In Frankfurt wurde noch schnell zu 1,13 gekauf!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.329.619 von megane26 am 16.03.07 15:56:05Hier eine sehr sympathische Einschätzung aus Kanada:
Why not place our bets on what is happening with BAY?
With a market cap of just under $100M, my guess is that they are getting taken out. We will stay halted all day and the news will come out Monday morning before the open. Take out price equivalent to about $2.40 or $150M.
They have properties in all major belts - they are a target. Damien Reynolds is smart - he will take his millions and run.
If you think this may happen, start buying Longview today. Just my thoughts!
Why not place our bets on what is happening with BAY?
With a market cap of just under $100M, my guess is that they are getting taken out. We will stay halted all day and the news will come out Monday morning before the open. Take out price equivalent to about $2.40 or $150M.
They have properties in all major belts - they are a target. Damien Reynolds is smart - he will take his millions and run.
If you think this may happen, start buying Longview today. Just my thoughts!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.329.788 von EasySkunker am 16.03.07 16:03:19das wäre also ein Aufschlag > 50%
Wenn der Tradinghalt wirklich bis Montag dauert, handelt es sich wirklich um eine seeehr kursreelevante news
Wenn der Tradinghalt wirklich bis Montag dauert, handelt es sich wirklich um eine seeehr kursreelevante news
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.330.047 von megane26 am 16.03.07 16:15:54Da heute der große Verfallstag ist, und somit die Unsicherheiten im Markt immernoch stark sind, wäre Montag imho bestimmt der bessere Termin. But who knowns? Lassen wir uns überraschen.
Wenns ne gute News ist, wird Dines auch noch seinen Senf dazugeben, was seine Wirkung ebenfalls nicht vefehlen dürfte.
Grüße
Wenns ne gute News ist, wird Dines auch noch seinen Senf dazugeben, was seine Wirkung ebenfalls nicht vefehlen dürfte.
Grüße
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.330.047 von megane26 am 16.03.07 16:15:54Man darf nicht vergessen, dass BAY die Taschen voller Geld hat.
Im übrigen finde ich gar nicht schlimm, wenn man eine Aktie unterschätzt.
Das Timing war natürlich extrem unglücklich - aber das kann jedem einmal passieren.
Zudem:
Wer weiß, wie der Markt die News annimmt!
Im übrigen finde ich gar nicht schlimm, wenn man eine Aktie unterschätzt.
Das Timing war natürlich extrem unglücklich - aber das kann jedem einmal passieren.
Zudem:
Wer weiß, wie der Markt die News annimmt!
Ich muß offenbar nur im Flieger sitzrn, schon passiert was Gravierendes in meinem Depot. Werde ab nun nur mehr fliegen!
Gruß!
Gruß!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.331.935 von close_the_gap am 16.03.07 18:03:13hoffentlich fliegst Du 8und damit auch ich) nicht auf die Nase
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.331.935 von close_the_gap am 16.03.07 18:03:13 -dich trifft man aber auch überall -
habe gestern noch meinen depotanteil um 50% an bayswater-shares aufgestockt - hoffe die news sind gut -
denke aber schon
-dich trifft man aber auch überall - habe gestern noch meinen depotanteil um 50% an bayswater-shares aufgestockt - hoffe die news sind gut -
denke aber schon
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.332.357 von lincsix am 16.03.07 18:30:52Mein Depot besteht zu 100% aus Bayswater. Panem kann dies bezeugen, da ich es ihm vor ca. 1 Woche per Boardmail geschrieben habe
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.332.357 von lincsix am 16.03.07 18:30:52Nein, nein lincsix, mich trifft man NICHT ÜBERALL!
In BAY bin ich jedoch schon in die alte Gesellschaft eingestiegen, DR von TVC folgend! Habe hier schon zwei Rotationen hinter mir und bin hier genauso entspannt, wie bei TVC. FO -wo ich dich auch treffe- bin ich im Plus, habe aber etwas Bauchweh!
Gruß!
In BAY bin ich jedoch schon in die alte Gesellschaft eingestiegen, DR von TVC folgend! Habe hier schon zwei Rotationen hinter mir und bin hier genauso entspannt, wie bei TVC. FO -wo ich dich auch treffe- bin ich im Plus, habe aber etwas Bauchweh!
Gruß!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.331.965 von megane26 am 16.03.07 18:04:59Hi megane,
ich halte es a-la-long für aussichtslos, mit BAY auf die Schnauze zu fallen. Habe ich hier schon öfters gepostet, bin immer noch von überzeugt!
So, werde mich mal in die Hotelbar begeben und dann zum Essen!
Gruß und schönes WE!
(auf das am Montag super drill-news veröffentlicht werden - könnte ja immerhin sein )
ich halte es a-la-long für aussichtslos, mit BAY auf die Schnauze zu fallen. Habe ich hier schon öfters gepostet, bin immer noch von überzeugt!
So, werde mich mal in die Hotelbar begeben und dann zum Essen!
Gruß und schönes WE!
(auf das am Montag super drill-news veröffentlicht werden - könnte ja immerhin sein
)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.333.072 von close_the_gap am 16.03.07 19:10:50(wer das zweite `s` ind das gestohlrn hat, soll es sofort rausgeben )
)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.329.399 von Stauder am 16.03.07 15:45:45Natürlich bin ich gespannt,habe ja vorgestern beim Ausverkauf noch Bayswater gekauft.
Bayswater agreement with Commander Resources
2007-03-16 18:43 ET - Property Agreement
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation in connection to a letter agreement dated Dec. 5, 2006, between Bayswater Uranium Corp. and Commander Resources Ltd. whereby Commander has acquired 50 per cent of the company's 90-per-cent interest (or a 45-per-cent interest) in mineral claim licence No. 10751M located in the Cochrane Pond area of southern Newfoundland. The property is subject to an underlying agreement between the company and Lewis Murphy dated Oct. 5, 2006, of which Commander will assume 50 per cent of the company's obligations and payments including a payment of $12,500, 80,000 common shares and contributing $50,000 in exploration to the company in the first year. Subsequent optional obligations will be $175,000, 450,000 common shares and $450,000 in exploration work over a period of four years.
Further to the bulletin dated March 16, 2007, trading in the shares of the company will remain halted.
2007-03-16 18:43 ET - Property Agreement
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation in connection to a letter agreement dated Dec. 5, 2006, between Bayswater Uranium Corp. and Commander Resources Ltd. whereby Commander has acquired 50 per cent of the company's 90-per-cent interest (or a 45-per-cent interest) in mineral claim licence No. 10751M located in the Cochrane Pond area of southern Newfoundland. The property is subject to an underlying agreement between the company and Lewis Murphy dated Oct. 5, 2006, of which Commander will assume 50 per cent of the company's obligations and payments including a payment of $12,500, 80,000 common shares and contributing $50,000 in exploration to the company in the first year. Subsequent optional obligations will be $175,000, 450,000 common shares and $450,000 in exploration work over a period of four years.
Further to the bulletin dated March 16, 2007, trading in the shares of the company will remain halted.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.339.462 von silvervision am 17.03.07 08:59:42...trading in the shares of the company will remain halted...
Kommt denn da wohl noch mehr????
sampler
Kommt denn da wohl noch mehr????
sampler
wie ist die news zu werten?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.340.200 von megane26 am 17.03.07 12:17:35Wegen dieser News hätte man bestimmt keine Handelsaussetztung veranlasst, also abwarten am Mo oder Di kommt die eigentliche News.
s. #3212
Mfg
s. #3212
Mfg
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Hier ein Auszug aus der letzten Pro-Filer-News:
Womit wir gerade beim Thema wären! Mein Team und ich haben auf der großen Rohstoffmesse, der PDAC in Toronto, wirklich megainteressante Titel gefunden. Wir haben neue Trend aufgespürt. Wir haben nun noch mehr Kontakte zu den erfahrenen Investmentbankern im Rohstoffland Kanada. Waren Sie auf der Invest in Stuttgart!? Ich kann Ihnen sagen, dass einer der erfolgreichsten Investmentbanker Kanadas angesagt war und er eigentlich eine Rede hätte halten sollen. Er war aber nich da, denn er war verhindert! Denn er musste gerade bei einem hochinteressanten Merger in der Rohstoffszene helfen. Wir wissen, wo er sich engagiert. Ich weiß von einem Unternehmen, dass gerade entsteht und mit einem Weltklassemanagement ausgestattet sein wird. Newmont und Goldcorp spielen da eine große Rolle. Sie können sich darauf verlassen, dass Sie bei uns zuerst über diesen Wert lesen werden.
Könnte das Bayswater sein??
Sind Meinungen da??
sampler
Hier ein Auszug aus der letzten Pro-Filer-News:
Womit wir gerade beim Thema wären! Mein Team und ich haben auf der großen Rohstoffmesse, der PDAC in Toronto, wirklich megainteressante Titel gefunden. Wir haben neue Trend aufgespürt. Wir haben nun noch mehr Kontakte zu den erfahrenen Investmentbankern im Rohstoffland Kanada. Waren Sie auf der Invest in Stuttgart!? Ich kann Ihnen sagen, dass einer der erfolgreichsten Investmentbanker Kanadas angesagt war und er eigentlich eine Rede hätte halten sollen. Er war aber nich da, denn er war verhindert! Denn er musste gerade bei einem hochinteressanten Merger in der Rohstoffszene helfen. Wir wissen, wo er sich engagiert. Ich weiß von einem Unternehmen, dass gerade entsteht und mit einem Weltklassemanagement ausgestattet sein wird. Newmont und Goldcorp spielen da eine große Rolle. Sie können sich darauf verlassen, dass Sie bei uns zuerst über diesen Wert lesen werden.
Könnte das Bayswater sein??
Sind Meinungen da??
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.352.162 von sampler am 18.03.07 14:42:14Ich bete zu Gott, dass Profiler demnächst verklagt wird oder pleite geht.
Weg mit diesem Müll.
Gott beschütze Bayswater vor diesen miesen Schulabbrechern.
Weg mit diesem Müll.
Gott beschütze Bayswater vor diesen miesen Schulabbrechern.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.352.162 von sampler am 18.03.07 14:42:14Sehe keine Verbindung zwischen Bayswater, Newmont und Goldcorp!
Weder strategisch noch lokal!
N8!
Weder strategisch noch lokal!
N8!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.362.417 von close_the_gap am 18.03.07 21:35:02War ja nur mal eine Idee, weil die Absage des Investmentbankers und der Traidinghalt so schön zusammenpassen!!
sampler
sampler
Ein weiteres Gerücht:
Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (KAU.V), down 7% since I bought it, was halted all day Friday. As I write this on Saturday afternoon I can’t find any reason for the halt. However there is a speculation that Bayswater Uranium may be buying Kilgore. Interestingly, both Bayswater and Kilgore were both halted “Effective at 5:55 a.m. PST, March 16, 2007″ on the TSX. You can see the halt notices on the TSX web site for Bayswater and Kilgore. It may be just coincidence that they were both halted at the same time. Presumably we will find out more next week.
Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (KAU.V), down 7% since I bought it, was halted all day Friday. As I write this on Saturday afternoon I can’t find any reason for the halt. However there is a speculation that Bayswater Uranium may be buying Kilgore. Interestingly, both Bayswater and Kilgore were both halted “Effective at 5:55 a.m. PST, March 16, 2007″ on the TSX. You can see the halt notices on the TSX web site for Bayswater and Kilgore. It may be just coincidence that they were both halted at the same time. Presumably we will find out more next week.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.365.354 von saturnine am 19.03.07 09:04:03
Wie lange könnte denn diese Aussetzung noch dauern?
Wie lange könnte denn diese Aussetzung noch dauern?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.365.545 von megane26 am 19.03.07 09:14:35Hallo,
solange bis es neugkeiten gibt und der markt sich drauf eingestellt hat kann es noch dauern.
n01
solange bis es neugkeiten gibt und der markt sich drauf eingestellt hat kann es noch dauern.
n01
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.365.354 von saturnine am 19.03.07 09:04:03kannst Du mir mal bitte den link von diesem Chat reinstellen?
"Gomez from IR says "We expect to have news today."
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.372.816 von Panem am 19.03.07 15:55:34hat er das heute gesagt?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.373.658 von megane26 am 19.03.07 16:35:46Gemäß des Typen, der dort angerufen hat: JA.
FUSION!!!!
"I talked to some guy at BAY today....he confirmed that bay will be merging but didn't say with who....."
Stockhouse
"I talked to some guy at BAY today....he confirmed that bay will be merging but didn't say with who....."
Stockhouse
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.380.205 von Panem am 19.03.07 21:42:03und da bayswater "nur" den explorer status hat, wird da wohl ein "großer" mitziehen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.380.334 von lincsix am 19.03.07 21:54:13Unklar.
Es heißt überall Kilmore.
Es heißt überall Kilmore.
Das hört sich jetzt eher SCHLECHT an:
"I should also mention that he said there were 'several' parties involved and he did mention that there would be dilution of shares but that overall they expected a positive impact for the share price."
"I should also mention that he said there were 'several' parties involved and he did mention that there would be dilution of shares but that overall they expected a positive impact for the share price."
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.380.334 von lincsix am 19.03.07 21:54:13Gut möglich und lange überfällig..vom Explorer zum Produzenten
Vielleicht kann ja jemand mal User @Panem aufklären was das bedeuten kann
Vielleicht kann ja jemand mal User @Panem aufklären was das bedeuten kann
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.380.892 von donnerpower am 19.03.07 22:53:20Und ausgerechnet Du verlangst noch Hilfe, nach dem Du seine Aussagen bezweifelst ????
#5164 von donnerpower Benutzerinfo Nachricht an Benutzer Beiträge des Benutzers ausblenden 19.03.07 22:36:47 Beitrag Nr.: 28.380.777
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@Panem und turbozertifikat
Fast 500.000Unzen für 0,50€
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Keks
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.380.892 von donnerpower am 19.03.07 22:53:20Donnerpower:
Du hast von Aktien absolut keine Ahnung, kleiner Mann.
Wie man ja sehr schön daran sehen kann, dass Du bei Asian Dragon investiert bist.
Schön den Bullvestor-Profiler Hauptschüler Abzock abonniert?
Dir ist ja anscheinend nicht einmal klar, was "sell on good news" heißt, mein lieber intellektueller Leerverkauf - und wie man in Kanada ein Merger in der Regel beurteilt.
Zum Produzenten?
Ach?
Wie heißen denn die nächsten Uranproduzenten?
Willst Du kleine Uranwurst mir etwas von Uranwerten erzählen?
Komm, gehe wieder in Deine Verliererthreads und spiele mit den Blödenbrief-Lesern und Kleinsparer-Geldvernichtern.
PS:
Was machen eigentlich Donner Minerals?
Du hast von Aktien absolut keine Ahnung, kleiner Mann.
Wie man ja sehr schön daran sehen kann, dass Du bei Asian Dragon investiert bist.
Schön den Bullvestor-Profiler Hauptschüler Abzock abonniert?
Dir ist ja anscheinend nicht einmal klar, was "sell on good news" heißt, mein lieber intellektueller Leerverkauf - und wie man in Kanada ein Merger in der Regel beurteilt.
Zum Produzenten?
Ach?
Wie heißen denn die nächsten Uranproduzenten?
Willst Du kleine Uranwurst mir etwas von Uranwerten erzählen?
Komm, gehe wieder in Deine Verliererthreads und spiele mit den Blödenbrief-Lesern und Kleinsparer-Geldvernichtern.
PS:
Was machen eigentlich Donner Minerals?
DONNER:
Sorry, Entschuldigung.
Da ist mein Temperament leider mit mir durchgegangen.
Sorry, Entschuldigung.
Da ist mein Temperament leider mit mir durchgegangen.
MARCH 19, 2007 - 21:40 ET
Bayswater and Kilgore Merging to Form Dynamic Leading Uranium Company
Combined Assets Include Dominant Land Positions in Canada's Premier Uranium Regions and Historical Uranium Resources in the United States with Near-Term Production Potential
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - March 19, 2007) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY) and Kilgore Minerals Ltd.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bayswater and Kilgore Merging to Form Dynamic Leading Uranium Company
Combined Assets Include Dominant Land Positions in Canada's Premier Uranium Regions and Historical Uranium Resources in the United States with Near-Term Production Potential
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - March 19, 2007) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY) and Kilgore Minerals Ltd.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.381.896 von Panem am 20.03.07 04:31:39Vor Freude eine Nachtschicht eingelegt?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.381.541 von Panem am 19.03.07 23:57:38passiert hier jedem wohl mal, aber ist auch kein wunder bei den gestalten die sich bei w:o rumtreiben
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.382.479 von Highnoon120 am 20.03.07 08:40:54ich sehe keine konditionen zum zusammenschluss - zudem ist es nur eine absichtserklärung _
zwar positiv zu werten, aber dass der kurs nun explodiert wage ich zu bezweifeln -
zwar positiv zu werten, aber dass der kurs nun explodiert wage ich zu bezweifeln -
Und wann wird nun weitergehandelt?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.382.805 von megane26 am 20.03.07 09:08:20kein plan, aber ich denke mal heute bei CAN eröffnung.
Hier mal die ganze News:
Bayswater and Kilgore Merging to Form Dynamic Leading Uranium Company
ccnm
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - March 19, 2007) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY) and Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:KAU) -
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES
Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY) and Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:KAU) are pleased to announce that they have entered into a Letter Agreement to merge. The combined corporate entity will create a major player in the uranium exploration sector highlighted by large, strategic exploration-landholdings in major uranium districts in Canada, the largest uranium producing country in the world; and by advanced uranium properties in the United States with approximately 10 million pounds of historical uranium resources having near term production potential and substantial upside for discovery and definition of additional resources as detailed below:
Average
Pounds Average % Thickness
Property U3O8 U3O8 (ft.)
--------------------- ------------ ----------- -----------
Cochrane, Montana 3,589,684 0.128 9.24
Snow, Montana 1,220,596 0.150 6.45
132,000 0.121 6.31
Mountain West, Nevada 927,400 0.153
98,000 0.140
Juniper, California 4,018,000 0.193
(Note: Historical resources as stated above are non-compliant with National Instrument 43-101 standards, have not been verified by either company's Qualified Person, are provided for information purposes only and as such should not be relied upon. For properties in Montana, the historical resources are based on Kerr-McGee Resources Corporation's internal correspondence dated January, 1978 and are referred to as "Indicated and Inferred" based on drilling; however, the definitions used by Kerr-McGee are indeterminate except for cut-off grades and thicknesses and as such differ from resource classifications pursuant to NI 43-101. For properties in Nevada and California, the historical resources are based on undated internal memoranda of Pathfinder Mines (owned by Cogema) and are referred to as "Indicated and Inferred" based on drilling; however, the definitions used by Pathfinder are indeterminate and differ from resource classifications pursuant to NI 43-101.)
Aggressive planned exploration expenditures of approximately $20 million on Bayswater's uranium properties in Canada and Niger in 2007 should significantly advance projects towards the resource stage. Post closing of the merger, the objective is to advance Kilgore's historical uranium resources to the NI 43-101 compliant category, expand resources and to begin baseline studies, permitting and licensing in order to fast track projects to production. Kilgore is in the process of initiating these plans.
The merged corporate entity will be a dynamic leading uranium company with a balanced portfolio of exploration and advanced-stage properties. The diversified asset base provides potential for growth through discovery, resource delineation and production development. This attractive asset mix will appeal to a wider range of retail and institutional investors.
URANIUM ASSETS OF THE COMBINED COMPANY
Dominant Exploration Land Positions in Canada's Premier Uranium Regions:
- Labrador, Canada - 100% interest or right to acquire 100% interest in 1.1 million acres in the Central Mineral Belt uranium district. This is by far the largest land position in the district with properties contiguous
to ground held by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX:AXU), Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX) and Santoy Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:SAN) and by the Santoy Resources Ltd./Monster Copper Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:MNS) and Silver Spruce Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SSE)/Universal Uranium Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:UUL) joint ventures. Targets are IOCG-Olympic Dam and Rossing type deposits. A $3.2 million exploration program comprising airborne surveys and follow-up prospecting in 2006 identified numerous uranium mineralized zones which will be drill tested this year. Also, numerous targets require further prospecting. A $5.6 million exploration program is planned for 2007 to evaluate targets by ground geophysics, prospecting and mapping and by up to 20,000 metres of drilling.
- Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada - 100% interest in 1.7 million acres in the west-central region of the Athabasca Basin east of the Cluff Lake uranium mine, which produced 62.5 million pounds U3O8, and the high grade Shea Creek uranium deposits and west of Cameco Corporation's (TSX:CCO) Centennial discovery. A $4.5 million exploration program is planned for 2007 including a deep penetrating VTEM survey in order to identify favourable basement conductors, currently being carried out by Geotech Ltd., followed by targeted ground geophysics, prospecting and up to 10,000 metres of drilling.
- Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada - 50% to 100% interest in 3.7 million acres representing 33% of the available ground in the basin. By far the largest landholder in the region particularly in the South Thelon Basin. Targets are high grade, unconformity-associated, Athabasca Basin type deposits. Airborne surveys in 2006 over a portion of the land holdings identified several shallow to deep favourable basement conductor anomalies in South Thelon Basin and numerous radiometric anomalies reflecting near surface targets in North Thelon Basin. An $8.1 million exploration program is planned for 2007 to identify additional favourable targets by airborne geophysical surveys and to evaluate targets by ground geophysics, prospecting and up to 10,000 metres of drilling.
- Newfoundland, Canada - 50% to 100% interest in 418,000 acres in southwest Newfoundland, covering the majority of the 100 kilometre long Hermitage Uranium Belt. Targets are primarily sediment and volcanic hosted stratiform deposits. An airborne survey over a portion of the property in 2006 identified numerous low level radiometric anomalies. Further airborne surveying is planned for 2007 with follow-up prospecting of high priority targets and drilling if warranted.
- Niger, West Africa - Applications for 100% interest or rights to acquire 100% interest in 2.0 million acres in two separate blocks of prospective uranium exploration concessions in Niger, the world's fourth largest uranium producer, are anticipated to be granted shortly. Targets are sandstone type deposits in favourable stratigraphic and structural settings similar to and in close proximity to Cogema's Arlit and Akouta Mines. Once the concessions are granted, Bayswater plans a $1.8 million program of airborne surveying and follow-up prospecting and mapping to define drill targets.
Historical Uranium Resources with Near-Term Production Potential:
- Wyoming and Montana, United States - 100% interest in 285 lode claims (approximately 5,700 acres) in Carter County, Montana and Crook County, Wyoming and 2,080 acres of Wyoming State Leases situated along sandstone hosted uranium bearing roll-fronts at depths ranging from less than 800 feet to more than 1800 feet on the northern rim of the Powder River Basin-known for its roll-front uranium deposits in Wyoming. These lands cover selected areas in advanced stages of exploration, including areas of grid-type drilling, that were part of a regional program involving over 4500 drill holes by Kerr McGee Corporation, Kerr McGee/Chevron Minerals JV, Montana Nuclear, American Nuclear, Amoco, Exxon and others along a 56 mile long grouping of roll fronts in Carter County, Montana and a 26 mile long grouping of roll-fronts in Crook County, Wyoming. Extensive data has been acquired documenting much of this work by these companies. Historical resources are as stated above with associated cautionary note. Bayswater recently engaged World Industrial Minerals LLC ("WIM") of Denver, CO who have extensive experience as geologists and engineers in the exploration, development and mining of uranium, to undertake a compilation, due diligence review and assessment of the data with recommendations for further work. Historical uranium resources have been outlined and documented by these companies as a result of the previous drilling; and has been further reviewed and re-documented by WIM within the above lands. This information is currently under review. The project has considerable potential for expanding the resources. Amoco and URI, in 1979, conducted initial leach and hydrology tests on one of the deeper Montana roll-front deposits with encouraging results.
The project area occurs to the north, northeast and east of the Hauber Mine, Wyoming roll-front deposit that was mined by open cut and underground mining methods by Homestake Mining Corporation. The mine produced approximately 2.76 million pounds U3O8 at an average grade of 0.23% U3O8. The Oshoto area, Wyoming was the site of extensive uranium exploration by Nuclear Dynamics Corporation and Bethlehem Steel in the 1970's and occurs to the south of the above Kilgore lands. Successful in-situ-recovery (ISR) tests are reported to have been carried out in the Oshoto area in the late 1970's.
- Nevada, United States - 100% interest in 96 lode claims (approximately 1,920 acres) covering the Mountain West uranium project, Elko County, Nevada. Uranium mineralization occurs in an unconsolidated Tertiary stream channel underlain by granitic basement rocks. Pathfinder Mines (owned by Cogema) and its predecessor Utah Construction and Mining Co. completed 360 drill holes to depths of up to 270 feet during 1967 to 1980. This work outlined a historical resource, not compliant with NI 43-101 standards, comprising about 1.0 million pounds U3O8 with an average grade of 0.153% U3O8 in a configuration suitable for shallow open pit mining (See previous cautionary note). This resource has not been verified by Kilgore's Qualified Person and is provided for information purposes only. Kilgore is attempting to obtain the historical exploration data. This project has potential for expanding the resources.
- California, United States - 100% interest in 91 lode claims (approximately 1,820 acres) covering the Juniper uranium project, Tuolumne County, California. Uranium mineralization occurs in an unconsolidated, five mile long Tertiary stream channel underlain by granitic basement rocks. Pathfinder Mines (owned by Cogema) and its predecessor Utah Construction and Mining Co. completed 365 drill holes during 1968 to 1980. This work outlined a historical resource, not compliant with NI 43-101 standards, comprising about 4.0 million pounds U3O8 with an average grade of 0.193% U3O8 in a configuration suitable for open pit mining (See previous cautionary note). This resource has not been verified by Kilgore's Qualified Person and is provided for information purposes only. This project has potential for expanding the resources.
BASE METAL AND GOLD ASSETS OF THE COMBINED COMPANY
- Avoca Base Metal Project, Ireland - 100% interest in two prospecting permits comprising 73 sq km in County Wicklow, southeast Ireland covering the historic Avoca Mine. The property covers a historically mined copper, zinc and lead sulphide stratiform volcanogenic deposit with gold and silver values. Historic resource calculations, that are not NI 43-101 compliant, have estimated the resource at 6.0 million tonnes grading 5.3% zinc and 1.9% lead. This resource has not been verified by the Company's Qualified Person and is provided for information purposes only. In 2006, a gradient array induced polarization survey was completed in five cross sectional areas to test the massive sulphide base metal system over a strike length of seven km and to depths of up to 900 metres. Both the central copper-rich zone and laterally equivalent marginal zinc-lead rich zones were tested by the survey, including extensions of high grade drill intersections at the Kilmacco zinc-lead zone in East Avoca where previous drilling intersected several high-grade intersections. One such intersection assayed 10.1% zinc, 5.7% lead, 0.48% copper, 284 gm/tonne silver and 4.52 gm/tonne gold over 8.3 metres. The induced polarization survey reflected the mined horizon and identified several laterally extensive, chargeable zones subparallel to the mined horizon, major chargeable bodies along strike to the southwest and sub-parallel to the resource area as estimated above, chargeable bodies along strike northeast of the Kilmacco zone and increased chargeabillities and greater widths of chargeable zones at depth in local zones along the length of the survey. These results indicate substantial potential to increase the zinc-lead historic resource both in East and West Avoca. As well, the results indicate potential for larger base metal systems at depth.
- Kilgore Gold Project, Idaho - 100% interest in 150 lode claims (approximately 3,000 acres) in northern, southeast Idaho. The claims cover an epithermal, large altered and mineralized gold system with associated antimony and mercury with a known resource comprising 218,000 ounces gold indicated (7,043,000 tons grading 0.031ounces per ton) and 269,000 ounces gold inferred (9,661,000 tons grading 0.028 ounces per ton). The resource calculation is based on a National Instrument 43-101 compliant technical report, dated September 2003, prepared by G. H. Raynor and Associates and Bruce H. Van Brunt. The resource is based on 197 diamond and reverse circulation drill holes totaling 126,417 feet of drilling carried out between 1983 and 1989 by Placer Dome and Echo Bay Mines. The Dog Bone Ridge area is indicated to be the center of the alteration system although the current resource occurs about 4650 feet from this zone. One hole on the Dog Bone Ridge zone intersected a 10 foot intersection averaging 0.465 ounces gold per ton within a low grade envelope averaging 0.04 ounces gold per ton over 170 feet. Recent drilling on this zone in 2006 failed to identify extensions or new important zones of gold mineralization except for one intersection of 0.051 ounces gold per ton over 41.2 feet; however, the results demonstrated widespread anomalous gold values in extensively altered favorable rocks. The geologic setting is such that the true widths of the above intersections are unknown. Further targets remain to be tested and good potential remains for expanding resources.
OTHER MAJOR ASSETS AND HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COMBINED COMPANY
- A board of directors, advisory board and management team that has a highly successful track record in the natural resource business including uranium exploration and deposit discovery, capital raising and creation of shareholder value.
- Approximately $40 million in cash.
- Exceptional potential for growth.
FUNDAMENTALS
The rationale driving this transaction is that the merged company will be:
1) The dominant and/or major exploration-advanced land holder in four of the most prospective and underexplored uranium exploration and development areas in the world - Central Mineral Belt, Labrador, Canada; Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada; Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada and Niger, West Africa;
2) An important landholder with substantial historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, with potential for additional resources along the north rim of the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana-host to several mined and undeveloped uranium roll-front type uranium deposits;
3) The holder of two unconsolidated channel deposits with historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, in Nevada and California with potential for discovery of additional resources;
4) Able to undertake the steps necessary to effect potential near term production from some of the uranium assets; and
5) Better able to create, develop and deliver value for shareholders in view of the strengthened uranium asset base through the combined experience and ability of the management team.
DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT
Pursuant to the planned merger, the board of directors, corporate officers and advisors of Bayswater will remain the same. Norman Burmeister, president of Kilgore Minerals Ltd., will have the right, subject to his discretion, to join the advisory board of Bayswater as a special advisor respecting Bayswater's United States operations. Mr. Burmeister is a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines in geological engineering with over 40 years experience in the mining industry. He has extensive experience in uranium exploration in the mid west and western United States. He served as chief geologist for Silver Standard Resources from 1965 to 1978 and was instrumental in the discovery of the Mill Canyon gold deposit, Elko County, Nevada which was subsequently sold to Freeport-McMoRan, and in the discovery of the Minto copper gold deposit, Yukon. He has served as the president and CEO of Kilgore since 2000 and was instrumental in assembling Kilgore's uranium and gold asset base. The directors and senior management of Bayswater are as follows:
Damien Reynolds, Chairman and Director
Damien Reynolds also currently serves as president of Longview Capital Partners Inc. (TSX VENTURE:LV). Longview owns an equity position in Bayswater. Mr. Reynolds has an impressive track record of over 20 years in identifying, acquiring and developing resource projects of merit around the world and also for his exceptional ability to raise capital for junior companies.
George M. Leary, M.Sc., P.Eng. President, CEO and Director
George Leary is a highly experienced exploration geologist-directly involved in the mineral resource industry since 1964; and has experience managing public companies since 1983. He has worked throughout North and South America and Russia. He has extensive experience with a wide variety of commodities and mineral deposit models and has been responsible for the discovery of a number of significant mineralized systems in B.C and the Yukon. He spent 14 years with Amax Exploration Inc. in Vancouver, B.C. and during the latter part of his tenure was in charge of base metal exploration in the Canadian cordillera. He subsequently spent 3 1/2 years with Union Oil of Canada in Calgary where he was responsible for base, precious and specialty metal exploration in Canada.
Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President and Director
Vic Tanaka is a career geologist who has participated in several significant mineral discoveries. He has held senior positions in both major and junior mining companies and has broad Canadian and international experience. He has previously served as general manager of exploration for Asamera Inc., one of the original partners in the joint venture that led to the discovery of the high-grade Cigar Lake and Dawn Lake uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin. The joint venture was also involved in laying the groundwork for the eventual discovery of the world-class McArthur River uranium deposit. McArthur River and Cigar Lake are the world's largest, high-grade uranium deposits.
Ken Armstrong, M.Sc., P.Geo. Director
Mr. Armstrong worked as a geologist with Rio Tinto from 1996 to 1997 and was involved with the development of the original resource models for the Diavik Diamond Mine, NWT. Mr. Armstrong joined Aber Resources Ltd. in 1997 and managed diamond, gold, and base metal exploration programs in Canada's north. Mr. Armstrong has been President and CEO of Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SBW) since January 2005.
Gordon Davidson, B.Sc., P.Geo. Vice President Exploration
Mr. Davidson has over 20 years experience in uranium exploration and has held positions with Uravan Minerals, PNC Exploration (now JNC Exploration), Urangesellschaft (now part of Areva) and Brinex; and has had direct field experience in all of Bayswater's current Canadian projects. He is credited with having a significant role in the discovery of Areva's Andrew Lake uranium deposit in the Kiggavik Trend of North Thelon Basin, Nunavut, as well as the discovery of unconformity-type uranium mineralization in the South Thelon Basin at the Boomerang Project, currently being explored by Cameco Corporation (TSX:CCO) and Uravan Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE:UVN).
ADVISORY BOARD
Siegfried Muessig, PhD.
Sig Muessig is an independent senior mineral consultant with a very distinguished and successful career. He has been directly involved with some of the world's largest mineral discoveries including Australia's Jabiluka uranium deposit and Chile's world-class Escondida copper mine.
Robert Campbell, B.Sc., P. Geo.
Mr. Campbell, who conducts Strongbow Exploration's uranium exploration activities, has 18 years of uranium exploration experience. He has primarily focused on uranium deposits in the Athabasca and Thelon Basins in Canada and in Wyoming and Nebraska, USA.
Stephen Flechner, PhD.
Mr. Flechner holds a Doctorate in Law from Yale University and is the former Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Gold Fields Mining Corporation.
Jerry Blackwell, B.Sc. P. Geo.
Mr. Blackwell is president of Gitennes Exploration Inc. and a professional geologist with over 30 years experience including participation in uranium ventures on a world wide basis. He has published papers on uranium under the auspices of the IAEA and has worked with Gulf, Getty and Cominco on uranium projects.
PLAN OF ARRANGEMENT AND PROCESS
Kilgore and Bayswater will enter into a statutory plan of arrangement, whereby Bayswater and Kilgore will merge into a new corporation pursuant to an arrangement agreement (the "Arrangement Agreement"). Each common share or convertible security of Bayswater will be exchanged for one common share ("Merged Company Common Share") or convertible security of the merged company. Each common share or convertible security of Kilgore will be exchanged for one Merged Company Common Share or convertible security of the merged company. The current exercise price of the Kilgore and Bayswater convertible securities shall remain the same post merger. The merged company will retain the name Bayswater Uranium Corporation.
Following preparation of a fairness opinion and completion of satisfactory due diligence, the directors of each of Bayswater and Kilgore will recommend to their shareholders that they each accept the Transaction as proposed, and will assist in all reasonable ways in obtaining execution and preparation of any documents, including a joint information circular to be presented to the shareholders of each of Bayswater and Kilgore.
Norman Burmeister, who exercises direction and control over approximately 10% of the issued and outstanding capital of Kilgore, has entered into a lock-up agreement for the purpose of voting in favor of the planned transaction.
This transaction is subject to completion of satisfactory due diligence, a definitive Arrangement Agreement, shareholder approval of both companies and receipt of applicable regulatory approvals.
Bayswater and Kilgore intend that the formal due diligence process and executed Arrangement Agreement will be completed by April 30, 2007. Subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange, a finder's fee of 500,000 common shares in the merged company is payable to an arm's length third party.
STATEMENTS
Mr. Damien Reynolds, Chairman of Bayswater, states that: "The proposed merger of Bayswater and Kilgore will result in an extremely strong company with an expanded base of world class uranium assets. Exceptional synergies are evident in the merger as a result of the combined land positions of the two companies-namely, the exploration-advanced strategic land positions of Bayswater and the historical uranium resource base with near term production potential of Kilgore. The merged entity will be a dynamic leading uranium company with further plans to aggressively build out its uranium assets. Significant shareholder value will continue to be added to this company going forward."
Mr. Norman Burmeister, P. Eng. President and Chief Executive Officer of Kilgore, comments that: "This transaction goes beyond a merger and amassing assets. It is a marriage of vision, opportunity, technical excellence and commitment to success: all elements being accretive to the others. The resultant entity will be a dynamic company that has achieved critical mass in the resource sector with capabilities and expertise across a broad spectrum."
George M. Leary, president of Bayswater, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information relating to Bayswater in this news release. Norman Burmeister, president of Kilgore, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information relating to Kilgore in this news release.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
On behalf of the Board of:
KILGORE MINERALS LTD.
Norman Burmeister, President
"Completion of the transaction is subject to a number of conditions, including Exchange acceptance and disinterested Shareholder approval. The transaction cannot close until the required Shareholder approval is obtained. There can be no assurance that the transaction will be completed as proposed or at all.
Investors are cautioned that, except as disclosed in the Management Information Circular to be prepared in connection with the transaction, any information released or received with respect to the transaction may not be accurate or complete and should not be relied upon. Trading in the securities of Bayswater Uranium Corporation and Kilgore Minerals Ltd. should be considered highly speculative."
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
George M. Leary
(403) 265-3775
Email: gmlminerals@shaw.ca
or
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
John Gomez
(604) 687-2153
Email: jgomez@bayswateruranium.com
Website: www.bayswateruranium.com
or
Kilgore Minerals Ltd.
Norman Burmeister
(307) 851-2127
Email: nburmeis@kilgoregold.com
Website: www.kilgoregold.com
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Bayswater and Kilgore Merging to Form Dynamic Leading Uranium Company
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - March 19, 2007) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY) and Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:KAU) -
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Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE:BAY) and Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:KAU) are pleased to announce that they have entered into a Letter Agreement to merge. The combined corporate entity will create a major player in the uranium exploration sector highlighted by large, strategic exploration-landholdings in major uranium districts in Canada, the largest uranium producing country in the world; and by advanced uranium properties in the United States with approximately 10 million pounds of historical uranium resources having near term production potential and substantial upside for discovery and definition of additional resources as detailed below:
Average
Pounds Average % Thickness
Property U3O8 U3O8 (ft.)
--------------------- ------------ ----------- -----------
Cochrane, Montana 3,589,684 0.128 9.24
Snow, Montana 1,220,596 0.150 6.45
132,000 0.121 6.31
Mountain West, Nevada 927,400 0.153
98,000 0.140
Juniper, California 4,018,000 0.193
(Note: Historical resources as stated above are non-compliant with National Instrument 43-101 standards, have not been verified by either company's Qualified Person, are provided for information purposes only and as such should not be relied upon. For properties in Montana, the historical resources are based on Kerr-McGee Resources Corporation's internal correspondence dated January, 1978 and are referred to as "Indicated and Inferred" based on drilling; however, the definitions used by Kerr-McGee are indeterminate except for cut-off grades and thicknesses and as such differ from resource classifications pursuant to NI 43-101. For properties in Nevada and California, the historical resources are based on undated internal memoranda of Pathfinder Mines (owned by Cogema) and are referred to as "Indicated and Inferred" based on drilling; however, the definitions used by Pathfinder are indeterminate and differ from resource classifications pursuant to NI 43-101.)
Aggressive planned exploration expenditures of approximately $20 million on Bayswater's uranium properties in Canada and Niger in 2007 should significantly advance projects towards the resource stage. Post closing of the merger, the objective is to advance Kilgore's historical uranium resources to the NI 43-101 compliant category, expand resources and to begin baseline studies, permitting and licensing in order to fast track projects to production. Kilgore is in the process of initiating these plans.
The merged corporate entity will be a dynamic leading uranium company with a balanced portfolio of exploration and advanced-stage properties. The diversified asset base provides potential for growth through discovery, resource delineation and production development. This attractive asset mix will appeal to a wider range of retail and institutional investors.
URANIUM ASSETS OF THE COMBINED COMPANY
Dominant Exploration Land Positions in Canada's Premier Uranium Regions:
- Labrador, Canada - 100% interest or right to acquire 100% interest in 1.1 million acres in the Central Mineral Belt uranium district. This is by far the largest land position in the district with properties contiguous
to ground held by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX:AXU), Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CXX) and Santoy Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:SAN) and by the Santoy Resources Ltd./Monster Copper Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:MNS) and Silver Spruce Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SSE)/Universal Uranium Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:UUL) joint ventures. Targets are IOCG-Olympic Dam and Rossing type deposits. A $3.2 million exploration program comprising airborne surveys and follow-up prospecting in 2006 identified numerous uranium mineralized zones which will be drill tested this year. Also, numerous targets require further prospecting. A $5.6 million exploration program is planned for 2007 to evaluate targets by ground geophysics, prospecting and mapping and by up to 20,000 metres of drilling.
- Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada - 100% interest in 1.7 million acres in the west-central region of the Athabasca Basin east of the Cluff Lake uranium mine, which produced 62.5 million pounds U3O8, and the high grade Shea Creek uranium deposits and west of Cameco Corporation's (TSX:CCO) Centennial discovery. A $4.5 million exploration program is planned for 2007 including a deep penetrating VTEM survey in order to identify favourable basement conductors, currently being carried out by Geotech Ltd., followed by targeted ground geophysics, prospecting and up to 10,000 metres of drilling.
- Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada - 50% to 100% interest in 3.7 million acres representing 33% of the available ground in the basin. By far the largest landholder in the region particularly in the South Thelon Basin. Targets are high grade, unconformity-associated, Athabasca Basin type deposits. Airborne surveys in 2006 over a portion of the land holdings identified several shallow to deep favourable basement conductor anomalies in South Thelon Basin and numerous radiometric anomalies reflecting near surface targets in North Thelon Basin. An $8.1 million exploration program is planned for 2007 to identify additional favourable targets by airborne geophysical surveys and to evaluate targets by ground geophysics, prospecting and up to 10,000 metres of drilling.
- Newfoundland, Canada - 50% to 100% interest in 418,000 acres in southwest Newfoundland, covering the majority of the 100 kilometre long Hermitage Uranium Belt. Targets are primarily sediment and volcanic hosted stratiform deposits. An airborne survey over a portion of the property in 2006 identified numerous low level radiometric anomalies. Further airborne surveying is planned for 2007 with follow-up prospecting of high priority targets and drilling if warranted.
- Niger, West Africa - Applications for 100% interest or rights to acquire 100% interest in 2.0 million acres in two separate blocks of prospective uranium exploration concessions in Niger, the world's fourth largest uranium producer, are anticipated to be granted shortly. Targets are sandstone type deposits in favourable stratigraphic and structural settings similar to and in close proximity to Cogema's Arlit and Akouta Mines. Once the concessions are granted, Bayswater plans a $1.8 million program of airborne surveying and follow-up prospecting and mapping to define drill targets.
Historical Uranium Resources with Near-Term Production Potential:
- Wyoming and Montana, United States - 100% interest in 285 lode claims (approximately 5,700 acres) in Carter County, Montana and Crook County, Wyoming and 2,080 acres of Wyoming State Leases situated along sandstone hosted uranium bearing roll-fronts at depths ranging from less than 800 feet to more than 1800 feet on the northern rim of the Powder River Basin-known for its roll-front uranium deposits in Wyoming. These lands cover selected areas in advanced stages of exploration, including areas of grid-type drilling, that were part of a regional program involving over 4500 drill holes by Kerr McGee Corporation, Kerr McGee/Chevron Minerals JV, Montana Nuclear, American Nuclear, Amoco, Exxon and others along a 56 mile long grouping of roll fronts in Carter County, Montana and a 26 mile long grouping of roll-fronts in Crook County, Wyoming. Extensive data has been acquired documenting much of this work by these companies. Historical resources are as stated above with associated cautionary note. Bayswater recently engaged World Industrial Minerals LLC ("WIM") of Denver, CO who have extensive experience as geologists and engineers in the exploration, development and mining of uranium, to undertake a compilation, due diligence review and assessment of the data with recommendations for further work. Historical uranium resources have been outlined and documented by these companies as a result of the previous drilling; and has been further reviewed and re-documented by WIM within the above lands. This information is currently under review. The project has considerable potential for expanding the resources. Amoco and URI, in 1979, conducted initial leach and hydrology tests on one of the deeper Montana roll-front deposits with encouraging results.
The project area occurs to the north, northeast and east of the Hauber Mine, Wyoming roll-front deposit that was mined by open cut and underground mining methods by Homestake Mining Corporation. The mine produced approximately 2.76 million pounds U3O8 at an average grade of 0.23% U3O8. The Oshoto area, Wyoming was the site of extensive uranium exploration by Nuclear Dynamics Corporation and Bethlehem Steel in the 1970's and occurs to the south of the above Kilgore lands. Successful in-situ-recovery (ISR) tests are reported to have been carried out in the Oshoto area in the late 1970's.
- Nevada, United States - 100% interest in 96 lode claims (approximately 1,920 acres) covering the Mountain West uranium project, Elko County, Nevada. Uranium mineralization occurs in an unconsolidated Tertiary stream channel underlain by granitic basement rocks. Pathfinder Mines (owned by Cogema) and its predecessor Utah Construction and Mining Co. completed 360 drill holes to depths of up to 270 feet during 1967 to 1980. This work outlined a historical resource, not compliant with NI 43-101 standards, comprising about 1.0 million pounds U3O8 with an average grade of 0.153% U3O8 in a configuration suitable for shallow open pit mining (See previous cautionary note). This resource has not been verified by Kilgore's Qualified Person and is provided for information purposes only. Kilgore is attempting to obtain the historical exploration data. This project has potential for expanding the resources.
- California, United States - 100% interest in 91 lode claims (approximately 1,820 acres) covering the Juniper uranium project, Tuolumne County, California. Uranium mineralization occurs in an unconsolidated, five mile long Tertiary stream channel underlain by granitic basement rocks. Pathfinder Mines (owned by Cogema) and its predecessor Utah Construction and Mining Co. completed 365 drill holes during 1968 to 1980. This work outlined a historical resource, not compliant with NI 43-101 standards, comprising about 4.0 million pounds U3O8 with an average grade of 0.193% U3O8 in a configuration suitable for open pit mining (See previous cautionary note). This resource has not been verified by Kilgore's Qualified Person and is provided for information purposes only. This project has potential for expanding the resources.
BASE METAL AND GOLD ASSETS OF THE COMBINED COMPANY
- Avoca Base Metal Project, Ireland - 100% interest in two prospecting permits comprising 73 sq km in County Wicklow, southeast Ireland covering the historic Avoca Mine. The property covers a historically mined copper, zinc and lead sulphide stratiform volcanogenic deposit with gold and silver values. Historic resource calculations, that are not NI 43-101 compliant, have estimated the resource at 6.0 million tonnes grading 5.3% zinc and 1.9% lead. This resource has not been verified by the Company's Qualified Person and is provided for information purposes only. In 2006, a gradient array induced polarization survey was completed in five cross sectional areas to test the massive sulphide base metal system over a strike length of seven km and to depths of up to 900 metres. Both the central copper-rich zone and laterally equivalent marginal zinc-lead rich zones were tested by the survey, including extensions of high grade drill intersections at the Kilmacco zinc-lead zone in East Avoca where previous drilling intersected several high-grade intersections. One such intersection assayed 10.1% zinc, 5.7% lead, 0.48% copper, 284 gm/tonne silver and 4.52 gm/tonne gold over 8.3 metres. The induced polarization survey reflected the mined horizon and identified several laterally extensive, chargeable zones subparallel to the mined horizon, major chargeable bodies along strike to the southwest and sub-parallel to the resource area as estimated above, chargeable bodies along strike northeast of the Kilmacco zone and increased chargeabillities and greater widths of chargeable zones at depth in local zones along the length of the survey. These results indicate substantial potential to increase the zinc-lead historic resource both in East and West Avoca. As well, the results indicate potential for larger base metal systems at depth.
- Kilgore Gold Project, Idaho - 100% interest in 150 lode claims (approximately 3,000 acres) in northern, southeast Idaho. The claims cover an epithermal, large altered and mineralized gold system with associated antimony and mercury with a known resource comprising 218,000 ounces gold indicated (7,043,000 tons grading 0.031ounces per ton) and 269,000 ounces gold inferred (9,661,000 tons grading 0.028 ounces per ton). The resource calculation is based on a National Instrument 43-101 compliant technical report, dated September 2003, prepared by G. H. Raynor and Associates and Bruce H. Van Brunt. The resource is based on 197 diamond and reverse circulation drill holes totaling 126,417 feet of drilling carried out between 1983 and 1989 by Placer Dome and Echo Bay Mines. The Dog Bone Ridge area is indicated to be the center of the alteration system although the current resource occurs about 4650 feet from this zone. One hole on the Dog Bone Ridge zone intersected a 10 foot intersection averaging 0.465 ounces gold per ton within a low grade envelope averaging 0.04 ounces gold per ton over 170 feet. Recent drilling on this zone in 2006 failed to identify extensions or new important zones of gold mineralization except for one intersection of 0.051 ounces gold per ton over 41.2 feet; however, the results demonstrated widespread anomalous gold values in extensively altered favorable rocks. The geologic setting is such that the true widths of the above intersections are unknown. Further targets remain to be tested and good potential remains for expanding resources.
OTHER MAJOR ASSETS AND HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COMBINED COMPANY
- A board of directors, advisory board and management team that has a highly successful track record in the natural resource business including uranium exploration and deposit discovery, capital raising and creation of shareholder value.
- Approximately $40 million in cash.
- Exceptional potential for growth.
FUNDAMENTALS
The rationale driving this transaction is that the merged company will be:
1) The dominant and/or major exploration-advanced land holder in four of the most prospective and underexplored uranium exploration and development areas in the world - Central Mineral Belt, Labrador, Canada; Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada; Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada and Niger, West Africa;
2) An important landholder with substantial historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, with potential for additional resources along the north rim of the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana-host to several mined and undeveloped uranium roll-front type uranium deposits;
3) The holder of two unconsolidated channel deposits with historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, in Nevada and California with potential for discovery of additional resources;
4) Able to undertake the steps necessary to effect potential near term production from some of the uranium assets; and
5) Better able to create, develop and deliver value for shareholders in view of the strengthened uranium asset base through the combined experience and ability of the management team.
DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT
Pursuant to the planned merger, the board of directors, corporate officers and advisors of Bayswater will remain the same. Norman Burmeister, president of Kilgore Minerals Ltd., will have the right, subject to his discretion, to join the advisory board of Bayswater as a special advisor respecting Bayswater's United States operations. Mr. Burmeister is a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines in geological engineering with over 40 years experience in the mining industry. He has extensive experience in uranium exploration in the mid west and western United States. He served as chief geologist for Silver Standard Resources from 1965 to 1978 and was instrumental in the discovery of the Mill Canyon gold deposit, Elko County, Nevada which was subsequently sold to Freeport-McMoRan, and in the discovery of the Minto copper gold deposit, Yukon. He has served as the president and CEO of Kilgore since 2000 and was instrumental in assembling Kilgore's uranium and gold asset base. The directors and senior management of Bayswater are as follows:
Damien Reynolds, Chairman and Director
Damien Reynolds also currently serves as president of Longview Capital Partners Inc. (TSX VENTURE:LV). Longview owns an equity position in Bayswater. Mr. Reynolds has an impressive track record of over 20 years in identifying, acquiring and developing resource projects of merit around the world and also for his exceptional ability to raise capital for junior companies.
George M. Leary, M.Sc., P.Eng. President, CEO and Director
George Leary is a highly experienced exploration geologist-directly involved in the mineral resource industry since 1964; and has experience managing public companies since 1983. He has worked throughout North and South America and Russia. He has extensive experience with a wide variety of commodities and mineral deposit models and has been responsible for the discovery of a number of significant mineralized systems in B.C and the Yukon. He spent 14 years with Amax Exploration Inc. in Vancouver, B.C. and during the latter part of his tenure was in charge of base metal exploration in the Canadian cordillera. He subsequently spent 3 1/2 years with Union Oil of Canada in Calgary where he was responsible for base, precious and specialty metal exploration in Canada.
Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President and Director
Vic Tanaka is a career geologist who has participated in several significant mineral discoveries. He has held senior positions in both major and junior mining companies and has broad Canadian and international experience. He has previously served as general manager of exploration for Asamera Inc., one of the original partners in the joint venture that led to the discovery of the high-grade Cigar Lake and Dawn Lake uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin. The joint venture was also involved in laying the groundwork for the eventual discovery of the world-class McArthur River uranium deposit. McArthur River and Cigar Lake are the world's largest, high-grade uranium deposits.
Ken Armstrong, M.Sc., P.Geo. Director
Mr. Armstrong worked as a geologist with Rio Tinto from 1996 to 1997 and was involved with the development of the original resource models for the Diavik Diamond Mine, NWT. Mr. Armstrong joined Aber Resources Ltd. in 1997 and managed diamond, gold, and base metal exploration programs in Canada's north. Mr. Armstrong has been President and CEO of Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE:SBW) since January 2005.
Gordon Davidson, B.Sc., P.Geo. Vice President Exploration
Mr. Davidson has over 20 years experience in uranium exploration and has held positions with Uravan Minerals, PNC Exploration (now JNC Exploration), Urangesellschaft (now part of Areva) and Brinex; and has had direct field experience in all of Bayswater's current Canadian projects. He is credited with having a significant role in the discovery of Areva's Andrew Lake uranium deposit in the Kiggavik Trend of North Thelon Basin, Nunavut, as well as the discovery of unconformity-type uranium mineralization in the South Thelon Basin at the Boomerang Project, currently being explored by Cameco Corporation (TSX:CCO) and Uravan Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE:UVN).
ADVISORY BOARD
Siegfried Muessig, PhD.
Sig Muessig is an independent senior mineral consultant with a very distinguished and successful career. He has been directly involved with some of the world's largest mineral discoveries including Australia's Jabiluka uranium deposit and Chile's world-class Escondida copper mine.
Robert Campbell, B.Sc., P. Geo.
Mr. Campbell, who conducts Strongbow Exploration's uranium exploration activities, has 18 years of uranium exploration experience. He has primarily focused on uranium deposits in the Athabasca and Thelon Basins in Canada and in Wyoming and Nebraska, USA.
Stephen Flechner, PhD.
Mr. Flechner holds a Doctorate in Law from Yale University and is the former Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Gold Fields Mining Corporation.
Jerry Blackwell, B.Sc. P. Geo.
Mr. Blackwell is president of Gitennes Exploration Inc. and a professional geologist with over 30 years experience including participation in uranium ventures on a world wide basis. He has published papers on uranium under the auspices of the IAEA and has worked with Gulf, Getty and Cominco on uranium projects.
PLAN OF ARRANGEMENT AND PROCESS
Kilgore and Bayswater will enter into a statutory plan of arrangement, whereby Bayswater and Kilgore will merge into a new corporation pursuant to an arrangement agreement (the "Arrangement Agreement"). Each common share or convertible security of Bayswater will be exchanged for one common share ("Merged Company Common Share") or convertible security of the merged company. Each common share or convertible security of Kilgore will be exchanged for one Merged Company Common Share or convertible security of the merged company. The current exercise price of the Kilgore and Bayswater convertible securities shall remain the same post merger. The merged company will retain the name Bayswater Uranium Corporation.
Following preparation of a fairness opinion and completion of satisfactory due diligence, the directors of each of Bayswater and Kilgore will recommend to their shareholders that they each accept the Transaction as proposed, and will assist in all reasonable ways in obtaining execution and preparation of any documents, including a joint information circular to be presented to the shareholders of each of Bayswater and Kilgore.
Norman Burmeister, who exercises direction and control over approximately 10% of the issued and outstanding capital of Kilgore, has entered into a lock-up agreement for the purpose of voting in favor of the planned transaction.
This transaction is subject to completion of satisfactory due diligence, a definitive Arrangement Agreement, shareholder approval of both companies and receipt of applicable regulatory approvals.
Bayswater and Kilgore intend that the formal due diligence process and executed Arrangement Agreement will be completed by April 30, 2007. Subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange, a finder's fee of 500,000 common shares in the merged company is payable to an arm's length third party.
STATEMENTS
Mr. Damien Reynolds, Chairman of Bayswater, states that: "The proposed merger of Bayswater and Kilgore will result in an extremely strong company with an expanded base of world class uranium assets. Exceptional synergies are evident in the merger as a result of the combined land positions of the two companies-namely, the exploration-advanced strategic land positions of Bayswater and the historical uranium resource base with near term production potential of Kilgore. The merged entity will be a dynamic leading uranium company with further plans to aggressively build out its uranium assets. Significant shareholder value will continue to be added to this company going forward."
Mr. Norman Burmeister, P. Eng. President and Chief Executive Officer of Kilgore, comments that: "This transaction goes beyond a merger and amassing assets. It is a marriage of vision, opportunity, technical excellence and commitment to success: all elements being accretive to the others. The resultant entity will be a dynamic company that has achieved critical mass in the resource sector with capabilities and expertise across a broad spectrum."
George M. Leary, president of Bayswater, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information relating to Bayswater in this news release. Norman Burmeister, president of Kilgore, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information relating to Kilgore in this news release.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary, President
On behalf of the Board of:
KILGORE MINERALS LTD.
Norman Burmeister, President
"Completion of the transaction is subject to a number of conditions, including Exchange acceptance and disinterested Shareholder approval. The transaction cannot close until the required Shareholder approval is obtained. There can be no assurance that the transaction will be completed as proposed or at all.
Investors are cautioned that, except as disclosed in the Management Information Circular to be prepared in connection with the transaction, any information released or received with respect to the transaction may not be accurate or complete and should not be relied upon. Trading in the securities of Bayswater Uranium Corporation and Kilgore Minerals Ltd. should be considered highly speculative."
Warning: The Company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
George M. Leary
(403) 265-3775
Email: gmlminerals@shaw.ca
or
Bayswater Uranium Corporation
John Gomez
(604) 687-2153
Email: jgomez@bayswateruranium.com
Website: www.bayswateruranium.com
or
Kilgore Minerals Ltd.
Norman Burmeister
(307) 851-2127
Email: nburmeis@kilgoregold.com
Website: www.kilgoregold.com
Mfg
Der Markt hat gesprochen:
Es lebe Bayswater!
Es lebe Bayswater!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.389.507 von Panem am 20.03.07 14:57:16der Markt hat aber nur kurz gesprochen, schon wieder ausgesetzt?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.389.507 von Panem am 20.03.07 14:57:16Das geht aber ganz schön ab da drüben!
Ich kriege keinen anständigen advfn-Kurs angezeigt, springt immer hin und her -oder spinnt mein PC-
sampler
Ich kriege keinen anständigen advfn-Kurs angezeigt, springt immer hin und her -oder spinnt mein PC-
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.389.587 von sampler am 20.03.07 15:01:37hab das gleiche Problem- in Deutschland tut sich nichts...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.389.587 von sampler am 20.03.07 15:01:37liegt an den charts . sind aktuell durch - gibt es ja öffters
Die Anlegen scheinen die News noch nicht einschätzen zu können!
Ich glaube, wenn sich der erste "Börsenguru" positiv zur News äussert, dann gehts up -bei Negativbewertung natürlich umgekehrt-
Meiner Meinung entsteht hier von der Grösse und Potential her was Einmaliges!!
sampler
Ich glaube, wenn sich der erste "Börsenguru" positiv zur News äussert, dann gehts up -bei Negativbewertung natürlich umgekehrt-
Meiner Meinung entsteht hier von der Grösse und Potential her was Einmaliges!!
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.395.487 von sampler am 20.03.07 19:00:17warten wir mal bis sich Dines äußert
Bayswater and Kilgore Merging Into Promising Uranium Play
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=30000
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=30000
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.395.795 von megane26 am 20.03.07 19:13:43ich glaube nicht das Bayswater sich aufrappelt wird sich wieder ein Jahr im Moor herum tümpeln.
Bayswater hat nichts davon von dem steigenden Uranpreis. Man sieht es an den anderen Werten die haben mehr davon die liegen auch schon fett im plus. Was soll die herum gurkerei "ich habe nur bayswater in meinem Depot", bei höhen verkaufe ich, bei tiefen kaufe ich. ha ha ha.
Das ist ja schlicht unfaßbar: soweit ich das verstehe, werden BAY und KAU nach der Fusion BAY heißen und die Aktien 1:1 bewertet. Das ist bei einem close von heute, der schon ziemlich ärgerlich ist, nochmals ein spread von 14 C-Cents (1.66 zu 1.52). Jeder Normale tauscht natürlich BAY gegen KAU; letztere gibt es aber nur in Vancouver und an den Pinks. An den Pinks kaufe ich prinzipiell nicht.
Ich werde mir morgen den Artikel mal genauer zu Gemüte führen, das Überschlagslesen ärgert mich aber gewaltig. Was ist dem DR da nur wieder für üble Abzocke eingefallen.
Der merger ist super, der Modus ist Schei**e!
Ich werde mir morgen den Artikel mal genauer zu Gemüte führen, das Überschlagslesen ärgert mich aber gewaltig. Was ist dem DR da nur wieder für üble Abzocke eingefallen.
Der merger ist super, der Modus ist Schei**e!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.420.708 von Cap300 am 21.03.07 21:55:20Bevor du solchen Unsinn postest, solltest du aussteigen! Besser heute als morgen! Frag mal jemanden der Englisch kann, ob er dir den Artikel übersetzt. Falls du dann noch Denknachhilfe brauchst, darfst du dich an mich wenden
BAY in bester Gesellschaft:
Uranium Investing Conferences Focus on Picking Market Winners
Mar 21, 2007 12:57:00 PM
VANCOUVER, BC -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 03/21/07 -- U3O8 Media Inc., in association with Carriere Consulting Group and Academy & Finance SA, are pleased to present Uranium Investor Forums in Zurich (March 27, 2007) and Geneva, Switzerland (March 29, 2007).
Experts, including Dr. Thomas L. Neff, senior researcher at MIT's Center for International Studies since 1975 and President of Nuclear Security Associates, LLC, will provide valuable information to help investors understand the uranium industry, uranium supply and demand to 2025, and the relation between production and uranium enrichment, and the investment opportunities in enrichment capabilities.
Investors will also hear from experts on subjects ranging from U.S. uranium consumption, factors likely to influence U.S. nuclear power plant construction, the ever-changing political climate toward nuclear energy and what new opportunities have been created by the trend toward nuclear energy in the U.S. International investors will learn how to invest and benefit from these trends by investing in uranium exploration and development companies.
In addition, forum attendees will learn about investment opportunities in promising junior, mid-tier and near-production uranium companies. Senior executives from ten of the fastest growing uranium companies will be on hand to answer investor questions about investing in the burgeoning uranium exploration industry.
"We are pleased to be involved in these important conferences that are designed to assist investors profit from the rapidly growing uranium market," says John Gomez, President U3O8 Media Inc. "Investors will gain insight on the market from industry experts and have the opportunity to meet with management of some of the world's most dynamic uranium companies."
The ten invited participating companies are Augen Capital Corp. (TSX-V: AUG), Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: BAY) , Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX-V: CXX), Forum Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: FDC), Forsys Metals Corp., Monster Copper Corp., Powertech Uranium Corp., Strathmore Minerals Corp., Uranium Energy Corp., and Xemplar Energy Corp.
About Academy & Finance SA
Since 2000, Academy & Finance SA has been organizing conferences and seminars in the field of finance and specifically private wealth management. Since its creation, Academy & Finance SA has organized 150 conferences for a total of 2500 clients in Geneva, Luxembourg, Brussels, Lugano, Zurich, Monaco and Paris. The financial daily newspaper L'Agefi is one of the shareholders of Academy & Finance SA, and is a press partner.
About Carriere Consulting Corp.
Carriere Consulting Corp. (www.carriereconsulting.com) creates custom Investor Relations programs for resource companies working to expand their investor base into Europe, and through its Geneva based partner, Academy & Finance, organizes exclusive commodity specific investment conferences.
About U308 Media Inc.
U3O8 Media Inc's Website www.u3o8.biz delivers original market analysis, breaking news, and insightful editorial on the economic, political, and environmental issues fueling the reemerging uranium industry. U3O8.biz provides valuable market and company research, as well as a listing of leading public mining and exploration companies at the forefront of the uranium business.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
For further information, visit the conference website at:
http://www.academyfinance.ch/ or contact:
John Gomez
President
U3O8 Media Inc.
Tel. (604) 723-9382
Robert Carriere
President
Carriere Consulting Group
Tel: (604) 671-4142
Uranium Investing Conferences Focus on Picking Market Winners
Mar 21, 2007 12:57:00 PM
VANCOUVER, BC -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 03/21/07 -- U3O8 Media Inc., in association with Carriere Consulting Group and Academy & Finance SA, are pleased to present Uranium Investor Forums in Zurich (March 27, 2007) and Geneva, Switzerland (March 29, 2007).
Experts, including Dr. Thomas L. Neff, senior researcher at MIT's Center for International Studies since 1975 and President of Nuclear Security Associates, LLC, will provide valuable information to help investors understand the uranium industry, uranium supply and demand to 2025, and the relation between production and uranium enrichment, and the investment opportunities in enrichment capabilities.
Investors will also hear from experts on subjects ranging from U.S. uranium consumption, factors likely to influence U.S. nuclear power plant construction, the ever-changing political climate toward nuclear energy and what new opportunities have been created by the trend toward nuclear energy in the U.S. International investors will learn how to invest and benefit from these trends by investing in uranium exploration and development companies.
In addition, forum attendees will learn about investment opportunities in promising junior, mid-tier and near-production uranium companies. Senior executives from ten of the fastest growing uranium companies will be on hand to answer investor questions about investing in the burgeoning uranium exploration industry.
"We are pleased to be involved in these important conferences that are designed to assist investors profit from the rapidly growing uranium market," says John Gomez, President U3O8 Media Inc. "Investors will gain insight on the market from industry experts and have the opportunity to meet with management of some of the world's most dynamic uranium companies."
The ten invited participating companies are Augen Capital Corp. (TSX-V: AUG), Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: BAY) , Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp. (TSX-V: CXX), Forum Uranium Corp. (TSX-V: FDC), Forsys Metals Corp., Monster Copper Corp., Powertech Uranium Corp., Strathmore Minerals Corp., Uranium Energy Corp., and Xemplar Energy Corp.
About Academy & Finance SA
Since 2000, Academy & Finance SA has been organizing conferences and seminars in the field of finance and specifically private wealth management. Since its creation, Academy & Finance SA has organized 150 conferences for a total of 2500 clients in Geneva, Luxembourg, Brussels, Lugano, Zurich, Monaco and Paris. The financial daily newspaper L'Agefi is one of the shareholders of Academy & Finance SA, and is a press partner.
About Carriere Consulting Corp.
Carriere Consulting Corp. (www.carriereconsulting.com) creates custom Investor Relations programs for resource companies working to expand their investor base into Europe, and through its Geneva based partner, Academy & Finance, organizes exclusive commodity specific investment conferences.
About U308 Media Inc.
U3O8 Media Inc's Website www.u3o8.biz delivers original market analysis, breaking news, and insightful editorial on the economic, political, and environmental issues fueling the reemerging uranium industry. U3O8.biz provides valuable market and company research, as well as a listing of leading public mining and exploration companies at the forefront of the uranium business.
Distributed by Filing Services Canada and retransmitted by Market Wire
For further information, visit the conference website at:
http://www.academyfinance.ch/ or contact:
John Gomez
President
U3O8 Media Inc.
Tel. (604) 723-9382
Robert Carriere
President
Carriere Consulting Group
Tel: (604) 671-4142
Jetzt die Chance nutzen:
Nach einem shooting star und einem schwarzen spinning top bei bay in Kanada bin ich noch vorsichtig,warte die nächste Kerze ab.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.429.271 von bastmt am 22.03.07 12:48:46Bay könnte das rising window schließen,der Schatten des letzten Hammers kann im Falle einer Abwärtsbewegung als Unterstützung dienen.
Wann soll den die Fusion statt finden..bei letzten Fusion von Bayswater musste doch erstmal abgestimmt werden???
das hier ist mein nächster Wert, den ich nicht aus dem Auge lasse
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.479.017 von mfierke am 24.03.07 23:21:58Nur beobachten, oder halten? Ich bin mit € 0,94 (seit Mitte Jan.07).
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.438.306 von donnerpower am 22.03.07 18:47:51Completion of the transaction is subject to a number of conditions, including Exchange acceptance and disinterested Shareholder approval. The transaction cannot close until the required Shareholder approval is obtained. There can be no assurance that the transaction will be completed as proposed or at all.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.480.301 von fwinter61 am 25.03.07 12:03:37Bay kann in den nächsten Handelstagen noch bis zum fallenden exp.
gleitenden 20 Durchschnitt hochlaufen,eventuell etwas darüber hinaus.Die Aktie kann noch bis 1.80 kan.Dollar steigen.
Das mittlere Bollinger Band kann erreicht weden und der RSI kann die 50 überschreiten.
Es besteht jedoch die gefahr,daß die Aktie im Bereich des 20 Tage moving average wieder abprallt und in eine Abwärtsbewegung übergeht.
gleitenden 20 Durchschnitt hochlaufen,eventuell etwas darüber hinaus.Die Aktie kann noch bis 1.80 kan.Dollar steigen.
Das mittlere Bollinger Band kann erreicht weden und der RSI kann die 50 überschreiten.
Es besteht jedoch die gefahr,daß die Aktie im Bereich des 20 Tage moving average wieder abprallt und in eine Abwärtsbewegung übergeht.
Kilgore Gold Project, Idaho - 100% interest in 150 lode claims (approximately 3,000 acres) in northern, southeast Idaho. The claims cover an epithermal, large altered and mineralized gold system with associated antimony and mercury with a known resource comprising 218,000 ounces gold indicated (7,043,000 tons grading 0.031ounces per ton) and 269,000 ounces gold inferred (9,661,000 tons grading 0.028 ounces per ton). The resource calculation is based on a National Instrument 43-101 compliant technical report, dated September 2003, prepared by G. H. Raynor and Associates and Bruce H. Van Brunt. The resource is based on 197 diamond and reverse circulation drill holes totaling 126,417 feet of drilling carried out between 1983 and 1989 by Placer Dome and Echo Bay Mines. The Dog Bone Ridge area is indicated to be the center of the alteration system although the current resource occurs about 4650 feet from this zone. One hole on the Dog Bone Ridge zone intersected a 10 foot intersection averaging 0.465 ounces gold per ton within a low grade envelope averaging 0.04 ounces gold per ton over 170 feet. Recent drilling on this zone in 2006 failed to identify extensions or new important zones of gold mineralization except for one intersection of 0.051 ounces gold per ton over 41.2 feet; however, the results demonstrated widespread anomalous gold values in extensively altered favorable rocks. The geologic setting is such that the true widths of the above intersections are unknown. Further targets remain to be tested and good potential remains for expanding resources.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.480.761 von bastmt am 25.03.07 13:40:26...das würde dann für alle Uranaktien gelten.
Bayswater wird nicht schlechter als die anderen Uranaktien performen und da sehe ich in Zukunft keine sich bildenden Abwärtstrends - ganz im Gegenteil...
STRONG BUY!
Bayswater wird nicht schlechter als die anderen Uranaktien performen und da sehe ich in Zukunft keine sich bildenden Abwärtstrends - ganz im Gegenteil...
STRONG BUY!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.480.799 von megane26 am 25.03.07 13:47:21Das Sehe ich auch so Bayswater kann mit einer der grössten UranWerte der Welt werden..mit dem größten Bohrprogramm Canadas dieses Jahres was bald beginnt sollte die Aufmerksamkeit bald weiter stark zulegen
Bei der Vielzahl der Projekten (Liegenschaften) sehe ich im positiven Verlauf sogar Kurse von 8-10 und mehr Can Dollar auf einer Sicht von 18-24 Monate !!!
Bei der Vielzahl der Projekten (Liegenschaften) sehe ich im positiven Verlauf sogar Kurse von 8-10 und mehr Can Dollar auf einer Sicht von 18-24 Monate !!!
.....noch jemand da?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.503.583 von Stauder am 26.03.07 17:40:18... ja ich,
die jetzt langsam anziehenden Kurse sind Ausdruck dafür dass, die Fusion von immer mehr Akteuren positiv gewertet wird. Rechne mal damit, dass immer mehr auf den Zug aufspringen werden, um nichts zu verpassen. Somit könnte der Anstieg rasch an Fahrt gewinnen.
die jetzt langsam anziehenden Kurse sind Ausdruck dafür dass, die Fusion von immer mehr Akteuren positiv gewertet wird. Rechne mal damit, dass immer mehr auf den Zug aufspringen werden, um nichts zu verpassen. Somit könnte der Anstieg rasch an Fahrt gewinnen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.518.860 von coltraine am 27.03.07 14:50:32Hallo,
das sehe ich ganz genau so, erst wurde abgewartet und nun realisieren viele den positiven Effekt der Fusion.Denke das jetzt ein paar Hamsterkäufe stattfinden und viele noch mit drauf sprinegn weil sie denken das es jetzt los geht. Kurs sollte innerhalb der nächsten Tage kräftig anziehen aber auch dann bis auf 1,15 wieder runterkommen.
n01
das sehe ich ganz genau so, erst wurde abgewartet und nun realisieren viele den positiven Effekt der Fusion.Denke das jetzt ein paar Hamsterkäufe stattfinden und viele noch mit drauf sprinegn weil sie denken das es jetzt los geht. Kurs sollte innerhalb der nächsten Tage kräftig anziehen aber auch dann bis auf 1,15 wieder runterkommen.
n01
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.520.494 von Neela01 am 27.03.07 15:56:50was ist denn für Dich kräftig?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.528.011 von donnerpower am 27.03.07 21:23:51 Was denkt Ihr, wie hoch der Kurs bis zur nächsten Korrektur laufen wird?
Charttechnisch alles dunkelgrün
Was denkt Ihr, wie hoch der Kurs bis zur nächsten Korrektur laufen wird?Charttechnisch alles dunkelgrün
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.528.456 von megane26 am 27.03.07 21:36:18
...was sagen die Chartis?
Guten Abend zusammen
derschweizer
...was sagen die Chartis?
Guten Abend zusammen
derschweizer
Ist es sinnvoll hier langfristig investiert zu sein? Oder nur ein kurzes zucken? Was meint ihr?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.550.275 von derschweizer am 28.03.07 20:27:09sieht nach stabilem mittelfristigen uptrend aus. Bis jetzt alles i.o
bin nach den über 25% Kurssteigerung in den letzten Tagen (bei einem eher schlechten Marktumfeld) gestern zu 1,24 raus.
...in Sabina gewechselt...
...in Sabina gewechselt...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.554.176 von Dirksen13 am 29.03.07 08:01:05hallo guten morgen
ganz klar langfristig Ist einer der besten uranwetre wenn nicht sogar der bester und die Finanzierung ist auch vor kurzen positv abgeschlossen worden und das sagt einiges. Die Finanzierung ist das wichtigste was ein explorer braucht und natürlich gute Bohrergebnisse. Ist meine Meinung zu diesen Wert . Ich bleibe auf jedenfall langfristig investiert.
Hoffe konnte dir damit helfen.
ganz klar langfristig Ist einer der besten uranwetre wenn nicht sogar der bester und die Finanzierung ist auch vor kurzen positv abgeschlossen worden und das sagt einiges. Die Finanzierung ist das wichtigste was ein explorer braucht und natürlich gute Bohrergebnisse. Ist meine Meinung zu diesen Wert . Ich bleibe auf jedenfall langfristig investiert.
Hoffe konnte dir damit helfen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.555.515 von Freundlicher am 29.03.07 09:36:33Vielen Dank für deine Meinung!! Ist evtl. tatsächlich eine Überlegung wert! Beste Grüße...
Kein großartiges gepushe in Deutschland. Eine stetige und fundierte Aufwärtsbewegung. Momentan fällt mir keine bessere Langfristanlage ein. Einfach nur schön.
mir ist eine kontinuierliche Aufwärtsbewegung auch viel lieber als ein schneller Hype, bei dem man nur unter Handlungsdruck gerät und beginnt, hektisch rumzutraden. Bei 3 bis 5% am Tag läppert sich auch schnell was zusammen - und zwar stressfrei.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.555.135 von megane26 am 29.03.07 09:17:29Ich wurde vor einigen Tagen bei 1,16 ausgestoppt und bin zur Zeit mit 100% meines Depots in Titan Uranium investiert.
Stimme Dir zu,das Marktumfeld ist zur Zeit schlecht aber viele Urantitel laufen dennoch nach oben.
Halte meinen Stop zur Zeit ziemlich eng um mögliche Verluste sehr zu begrenzen und meine Gewinne von 2007 nicht zu gefährden.
Im letzeten Jahr korrigierten die Uranwerte nach einer starken Rally im April,Mai.Ich denke,wir könnten in diesem Jahr eine Wiederholung sehen,sämtliche Märkte sind zur Zeit sehr nervös und könnten noch vor den Sommermonaten korrigieren.
Bayswater kann noch etwas hochlaufen und das Allzeithoch testen.
Werde nach der nächsten Korrektur mein Depot wieder mit Bayswater aufstocken aber in keinem Fall der Aktie jetzt noch hinterher laufen.
Stimme Dir zu,das Marktumfeld ist zur Zeit schlecht aber viele Urantitel laufen dennoch nach oben.
Halte meinen Stop zur Zeit ziemlich eng um mögliche Verluste sehr zu begrenzen und meine Gewinne von 2007 nicht zu gefährden.
Im letzeten Jahr korrigierten die Uranwerte nach einer starken Rally im April,Mai.Ich denke,wir könnten in diesem Jahr eine Wiederholung sehen,sämtliche Märkte sind zur Zeit sehr nervös und könnten noch vor den Sommermonaten korrigieren.
Bayswater kann noch etwas hochlaufen und das Allzeithoch testen.
Werde nach der nächsten Korrektur mein Depot wieder mit Bayswater aufstocken aber in keinem Fall der Aktie jetzt noch hinterher laufen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.581.587 von bastmt am 30.03.07 12:16:46Hallo bastmt,
mein Limit hat vor 2 Tagen auch nicht gegriffen, hinterherlaufen werde ich ebenfalls nicht, sondern eine kleine Korrektur abwarten. Kommt diese nicht, habe ich Pech gehabt. In dem Fall gibts noch andere sehr interessante Werte, die im Falle einer kleinen Korrektur auf meiner WL stehen.....Santoy, Xemplar usw.
In den Monaten Mai bis September erwarte ich an den internatioalen Märkten ebenfalls eine Korrektur, die den Dax in den Bereich von unter 6000 Pk treiben könnte.
Allerdings glaube ich nicht, dass Uranwerte diese Korrektur in dem Umfang mitmachen werden, vielleicht mal ein paar Cent, aber eine Korrektur wie im letzten Jahr wird es dieses Jahr nicht geben.
Aber warten wirs mal ab.
mein Limit hat vor 2 Tagen auch nicht gegriffen, hinterherlaufen werde ich ebenfalls nicht, sondern eine kleine Korrektur abwarten. Kommt diese nicht, habe ich Pech gehabt. In dem Fall gibts noch andere sehr interessante Werte, die im Falle einer kleinen Korrektur auf meiner WL stehen.....Santoy, Xemplar usw.
In den Monaten Mai bis September erwarte ich an den internatioalen Märkten ebenfalls eine Korrektur, die den Dax in den Bereich von unter 6000 Pk treiben könnte.
Allerdings glaube ich nicht, dass Uranwerte diese Korrektur in dem Umfang mitmachen werden, vielleicht mal ein paar Cent, aber eine Korrektur wie im letzten Jahr wird es dieses Jahr nicht geben.
Aber warten wirs mal ab.
Hi!
Bei allen Überlegungen gehörte der Betrachtungszeitraum und die Betrachtungsweise angegeben. Es ist ein riesen Unterschied, ob man daytradet oder long investiert, ob man den Unternehmenserfolg eines Titels betrachtet oder den Gesamtmarkt.
Wir alle kennen die Binsenweisheiten "sell in may, buy in october" "sell on good news" ... und wie sie alle heißen.
Mein Standpunkt ist ziemlich klar:
Das asset "Uranoxid" wird über Jahre hinaus knapp sein, Bayswater steht erst am Anfang einer (hoffentlich) erfolgreichen Entwicklung, Geld ist genug da, die properties sind groß und gut gelegen, auch die strategischen Entwicklungen (der aktuelle merger) passen, was will ich mehr, die Bekanntheit (auch wg. Dines) ist gegeben, die Umsätze an der Heimatbörse ermöglichen eine jederzeitige Transaktion.
Es gibt noch kein Bohrergebnis und genau auf diese warte ich. Ich hänge prinzipiell an den Milestones des Marktes und an den Milestones der Company. Mit kleineren Posis trade ich zu Unterhaltungszwecken mit.
Long heißt bei mir mind. 1 Jahr, den nächsten sicheren Kurssprung (in beide Richtungen) bestimmen die ersten Bohrungen. Alles andere interessiert mich nicht!
Interesssant wäre, wenn du mir sagen könntest, mit welcher Wahrscheinlichkeit beim Roulette nach 15 Mal hintereinander rot kommt?
Ich beantworte es dir vorweg: unter Vernachlässigung der grünen Null: mit 50% iger Wahrscheinlichkeit.
Soviel von mir zu deinen Einschätzungen - sprechen wir in einem Jahr weiter!
Gruß + schönes WE!
Bei allen Überlegungen gehörte der Betrachtungszeitraum und die Betrachtungsweise angegeben. Es ist ein riesen Unterschied, ob man daytradet oder long investiert, ob man den Unternehmenserfolg eines Titels betrachtet oder den Gesamtmarkt.
Wir alle kennen die Binsenweisheiten "sell in may, buy in october" "sell on good news" ... und wie sie alle heißen.
Mein Standpunkt ist ziemlich klar:
Das asset "Uranoxid" wird über Jahre hinaus knapp sein, Bayswater steht erst am Anfang einer (hoffentlich) erfolgreichen Entwicklung, Geld ist genug da, die properties sind groß und gut gelegen, auch die strategischen Entwicklungen (der aktuelle merger) passen, was will ich mehr, die Bekanntheit (auch wg. Dines) ist gegeben, die Umsätze an der Heimatbörse ermöglichen eine jederzeitige Transaktion.
Es gibt noch kein Bohrergebnis und genau auf diese warte ich. Ich hänge prinzipiell an den Milestones des Marktes und an den Milestones der Company. Mit kleineren Posis trade ich zu Unterhaltungszwecken mit.
Long heißt bei mir mind. 1 Jahr, den nächsten sicheren Kurssprung (in beide Richtungen) bestimmen die ersten Bohrungen. Alles andere interessiert mich nicht!
Interesssant wäre, wenn du mir sagen könntest, mit welcher Wahrscheinlichkeit beim Roulette nach 15 Mal hintereinander rot kommt?
Ich beantworte es dir vorweg: unter Vernachlässigung der grünen Null: mit 50% iger Wahrscheinlichkeit.
Soviel von mir zu deinen Einschätzungen - sprechen wir in einem Jahr weiter!
Gruß + schönes WE!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.581.937 von chini am 30.03.07 12:35:58Ich glauge auch das der Dax unter 6000 Punkte fallen könnte.
Insbesonder in den USA laufen viele Depots auf Kredit,im Falle einer Korrekutur in den nächsten Monaten wird dann panikartig alles verkauft.Auch die Uranwerte könnten dann für einige Wochen stärker korrigieren,dürften sich aber auch schneller als andere Werte wieder gut erholen.
Ich glaube,der Uranpreis wir sich im Bereich von 100 Dollar einpendeln.Nur die wenigsten Explorer,insbesondere Juniorexplorer werden jemals in Produktion gehen.Wenn in den nächsten Jahren neue Uranminen eröffnet werden,werden die meisten heute noch hochgehandelten Uranexplorer Konkurs machen oder als kleinste Pennystocks enden.
Sämtliche Juniorexplorer suchen die Nadel im Heuhaufen,es reicht nicht aus irgendwann Urandepots zu finden,sondern nur so lange,wie der hohe Uranpreis eine Exploration und einen kostenintensiven Abbau rechtfertigen.
Spätestens in zwei Jahren bin ich aus allen Uranwerten raus und das bevor die Party endet.
Denke man kann bis dahin noch gute Gewinne mit Uranwerten machen.
Vor einigen jahren waren Internet und Biotechnologiewerte,jetzt erleben wir eine Uran und Rohstoffhausse,danach kommen andere Branchen in Mode.
Insbesonder in den USA laufen viele Depots auf Kredit,im Falle einer Korrekutur in den nächsten Monaten wird dann panikartig alles verkauft.Auch die Uranwerte könnten dann für einige Wochen stärker korrigieren,dürften sich aber auch schneller als andere Werte wieder gut erholen.
Ich glaube,der Uranpreis wir sich im Bereich von 100 Dollar einpendeln.Nur die wenigsten Explorer,insbesondere Juniorexplorer werden jemals in Produktion gehen.Wenn in den nächsten Jahren neue Uranminen eröffnet werden,werden die meisten heute noch hochgehandelten Uranexplorer Konkurs machen oder als kleinste Pennystocks enden.
Sämtliche Juniorexplorer suchen die Nadel im Heuhaufen,es reicht nicht aus irgendwann Urandepots zu finden,sondern nur so lange,wie der hohe Uranpreis eine Exploration und einen kostenintensiven Abbau rechtfertigen.
Spätestens in zwei Jahren bin ich aus allen Uranwerten raus und das bevor die Party endet.
Denke man kann bis dahin noch gute Gewinne mit Uranwerten machen.
Vor einigen jahren waren Internet und Biotechnologiewerte,jetzt erleben wir eine Uran und Rohstoffhausse,danach kommen andere Branchen in Mode.
Der Uranpreis, steigt und steigt und steigt. Gibt es eventuell schon wieder News bei Bayswater?
ich freu mich auf die kommenden wochen!!!!
ich freu mich auf die kommenden wochen!!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.650.391 von kleinMarlene am 03.04.07 23:33:4427.03.2007 00:20
HUGIN NEWS/Buffalo Gold begrüßt mögliche Änderung der Uran-Vorschriften in Queensland, Australien
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- March 26, 2007 -- Buffalo Gold Ltd. (Nachrichten) (TSX VENTURE: BUF.U)(OTCBB: BYBUF)(FRANKFURT: B4K) teilt mit, dass "The Australian", eine landesweite Tageszeitung in Australien, in ihrer Ausgabe vom 23. März 2007 darüber berichtet, dass die Labor Party im Bundesstaat Queensland nunmehr von ihrem langjährigen Veto gegen neue Uran-Abbauprojekte Abstand nimmt. Der Ministerpräsident von Queensland, Peter Beattie, bestätigte, dass er den Abbau von Uran in seinem Bundesstaat unterstützen werde. Eine von der Regierung in Auftrag gegebene Studie des Sustainable Minerals Institute an der University of Queensland hatte gezeigt, dass der Uran-Abbau keine Bedrohung für die Kohleindustrie des Bundesstaates darstellt. Der Bericht erwähnte, dass Queensland über Uran-Vorkommen mit einem In-Ground-Value von 3,2 Mrd. AUS$ verfügt. Die Regierung von Queensland ist deshalb bereit, neue Uran-Abbauprojekte zu genehmigen, wenn der Bundesparteitag der Arbeiterpartei im kommenden Monat eine entsprechende Änderung der parteipolitischen Grundsätze absegnen sollte.
Die Firmenleitung von Buffalo fühlt sich durch diese jüngste Entwicklung bestätigt, da sich zwei der insgesamt vier Uran-Projekte (das North Maureen- und das Juntala-Projekt) im Georgetown-Townsville-Uranfeld (GTN-TSV) im Norden von Queensland befinden. Beide Liegenschaften wurden Anfang 2006 von GoldFxBoth zu 100% an Buffalo verkauft, wobei das Unternehmen bereits damit spekulierte, das Verbot von weiteren Uran-Abbauprojekten könnte tatsächlich aufgehoben werden. Das GTN-TSV-Uranfeld beherbergt die Uranlagerstätten Maureen und Ben Lomond von Mega Uranium sowie eine Vielzahl weiterer Uran-Prospects und andere Uran-Vorkommen. Die Maureen-Lagerstätte hat laut einer nicht-NI 43-101-konformen Ressourcenschätzung von Getty Mining Pty Ltd. aus dem Jahr 1979 ein Volumen von 6,9 Millionen Pfund enthaltenem Uran (2,38 Millionen Tonnen mit 0,12% U3O8 bei einem Cutoff-Grad von 0,035% U3O8). Die Ben Lomond-Lagerstätte hat eine NI 43-101-angezeigte Ressource von 1,32 Millionen Tonnen mit 0,27% U3O8 (7,9 Millionen Pfund) und eine vermutete Ressource von 602.585 Tonnen mit 0,21% U3O8 (2,8 Millionen Pfund) (siehe: www.megauranium.com).
Am North Maureen-Uranprojekt hat Buffalo Explorationsrechte für 4.400 Quadratkilometer beantragt, die neben der Maureen-Lagerstätte liegen. Ungefähr 60% der beantragten Rechte wurden bereits bewilligt. Die Liegenschaft weist ähnliche Magnetsignaturen auf wie die Maureen-Lagerstätte. Buffalo hat bereits mehre Zielzonen für künftige Bohrungen identifiziert.
Das zu 100% in Firmenbesitz befindliche Juntala-Uranprojekt befindet sich südlich der Maureen-Lagerstätte und deckt einen Bereich von etwa 700 Quadratkilometer ab. Eine radiometrische Anomalie mit einem Uran-Kanal mit hoher Amplitude zieht sich über 35 Kilometer entlang des Grundgesteins des Juntala-Projektgebiets. Bei der technischen Analyse des Projekt wurde das Potential des Gebiets hervorgehoben, ein in Sandstein enthaltenes Roll-Front-Uran-Vorkommen innerhalb des Sedimentgesteins aufzuweisen, das in Kontakt mit dem radiometrisch aktiven Grundgestein steht. Dieser Bereich hat eine streichende Länge von mehr als 50 Kilometern vielversprechenden Sedimentgesteins.
Der Vorstandsvorsitzende und CEO von Buffalo, Damien Reynolds, kommentierte: "Diese Entwicklung wird es Buffalo gestatten, die Erkundungsarbeiten auf seinen Queensland-Uran-Liegenschaften schneller voranzutreiben und den Gewinn zu erzielen, den wir beim Kauf der Liegenschaften Anfang 2006 vor Augen hatten."
Mark Dugmore, Leiter des Bereichs Unternehmensentwicklung von Buffalo Gold, ist eine "Qualified Person" für Buffalo-Projekte und hat den Inhalt dieser Pressemitteilung überprüft.
Weiterführende Information über Buffalo Gold Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BUF.U) finden Sie auf der Website des Unternehmens unter www.buffalogold.ca.
Im Auftrag des Vorstands von BUFFALO GOLD LTD.
Damien Reynolds, Vorstandsvorsitzender und CEO
HUGIN NEWS/Buffalo Gold begrüßt mögliche Änderung der Uran-Vorschriften in Queensland, Australien
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- March 26, 2007 -- Buffalo Gold Ltd. (Nachrichten) (TSX VENTURE: BUF.U)(OTCBB: BYBUF)(FRANKFURT: B4K) teilt mit, dass "The Australian", eine landesweite Tageszeitung in Australien, in ihrer Ausgabe vom 23. März 2007 darüber berichtet, dass die Labor Party im Bundesstaat Queensland nunmehr von ihrem langjährigen Veto gegen neue Uran-Abbauprojekte Abstand nimmt. Der Ministerpräsident von Queensland, Peter Beattie, bestätigte, dass er den Abbau von Uran in seinem Bundesstaat unterstützen werde. Eine von der Regierung in Auftrag gegebene Studie des Sustainable Minerals Institute an der University of Queensland hatte gezeigt, dass der Uran-Abbau keine Bedrohung für die Kohleindustrie des Bundesstaates darstellt. Der Bericht erwähnte, dass Queensland über Uran-Vorkommen mit einem In-Ground-Value von 3,2 Mrd. AUS$ verfügt. Die Regierung von Queensland ist deshalb bereit, neue Uran-Abbauprojekte zu genehmigen, wenn der Bundesparteitag der Arbeiterpartei im kommenden Monat eine entsprechende Änderung der parteipolitischen Grundsätze absegnen sollte.
Die Firmenleitung von Buffalo fühlt sich durch diese jüngste Entwicklung bestätigt, da sich zwei der insgesamt vier Uran-Projekte (das North Maureen- und das Juntala-Projekt) im Georgetown-Townsville-Uranfeld (GTN-TSV) im Norden von Queensland befinden. Beide Liegenschaften wurden Anfang 2006 von GoldFxBoth zu 100% an Buffalo verkauft, wobei das Unternehmen bereits damit spekulierte, das Verbot von weiteren Uran-Abbauprojekten könnte tatsächlich aufgehoben werden. Das GTN-TSV-Uranfeld beherbergt die Uranlagerstätten Maureen und Ben Lomond von Mega Uranium sowie eine Vielzahl weiterer Uran-Prospects und andere Uran-Vorkommen. Die Maureen-Lagerstätte hat laut einer nicht-NI 43-101-konformen Ressourcenschätzung von Getty Mining Pty Ltd. aus dem Jahr 1979 ein Volumen von 6,9 Millionen Pfund enthaltenem Uran (2,38 Millionen Tonnen mit 0,12% U3O8 bei einem Cutoff-Grad von 0,035% U3O8). Die Ben Lomond-Lagerstätte hat eine NI 43-101-angezeigte Ressource von 1,32 Millionen Tonnen mit 0,27% U3O8 (7,9 Millionen Pfund) und eine vermutete Ressource von 602.585 Tonnen mit 0,21% U3O8 (2,8 Millionen Pfund) (siehe: www.megauranium.com).
Am North Maureen-Uranprojekt hat Buffalo Explorationsrechte für 4.400 Quadratkilometer beantragt, die neben der Maureen-Lagerstätte liegen. Ungefähr 60% der beantragten Rechte wurden bereits bewilligt. Die Liegenschaft weist ähnliche Magnetsignaturen auf wie die Maureen-Lagerstätte. Buffalo hat bereits mehre Zielzonen für künftige Bohrungen identifiziert.
Das zu 100% in Firmenbesitz befindliche Juntala-Uranprojekt befindet sich südlich der Maureen-Lagerstätte und deckt einen Bereich von etwa 700 Quadratkilometer ab. Eine radiometrische Anomalie mit einem Uran-Kanal mit hoher Amplitude zieht sich über 35 Kilometer entlang des Grundgesteins des Juntala-Projektgebiets. Bei der technischen Analyse des Projekt wurde das Potential des Gebiets hervorgehoben, ein in Sandstein enthaltenes Roll-Front-Uran-Vorkommen innerhalb des Sedimentgesteins aufzuweisen, das in Kontakt mit dem radiometrisch aktiven Grundgestein steht. Dieser Bereich hat eine streichende Länge von mehr als 50 Kilometern vielversprechenden Sedimentgesteins.
Der Vorstandsvorsitzende und CEO von Buffalo, Damien Reynolds, kommentierte: "Diese Entwicklung wird es Buffalo gestatten, die Erkundungsarbeiten auf seinen Queensland-Uran-Liegenschaften schneller voranzutreiben und den Gewinn zu erzielen, den wir beim Kauf der Liegenschaften Anfang 2006 vor Augen hatten."
Mark Dugmore, Leiter des Bereichs Unternehmensentwicklung von Buffalo Gold, ist eine "Qualified Person" für Buffalo-Projekte und hat den Inhalt dieser Pressemitteilung überprüft.
Weiterführende Information über Buffalo Gold Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BUF.U) finden Sie auf der Website des Unternehmens unter www.buffalogold.ca.
Im Auftrag des Vorstands von BUFFALO GOLD LTD.
Damien Reynolds, Vorstandsvorsitzender und CEO
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Wie sieht es für diese Woche aus? Was ist eigentlich mit der angeblichen Fusion mit Kilgore. Kommt da noch etwas?
Das sieht doch ein Bilder ... 1,50€ wir kommen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.741.189 von Peak66 am 10.04.07 15:53:181,5 €uro ok..aber nur für eine Momentaufnahme !
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.741.288 von donnerpower am 10.04.07 15:57:51
NEWS RELEASE
Bayswater’s North Thelon Basin Properties Yield Positive Uranium Values
Vancouver, B.C. April 11, 2007 – Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX.V: BAY ) is pleased to provide an update on its North Thelon Project located northwest of Baker Lake in Nunavut, Canada. Bayswater’s land holdings in this project area consist of 3,455 square kilometres (853,761 acres) of mineral claims and permits. Two of the properties (Permit Areas 1 and 2) consist of 10 prospecting permits that are part of the Canada Uranium Joint Venture in which Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX-V: SBW ) holds a 50% interest, and the remaining 5 properties (Amer Lake East, Amer Lake West, Itza Lake, Kiggavik Central and Kiggavik Southwest) are owned 100% by Bayswater.
The properties were acquired due to the documented presence of moderate and high-grade uranium mineralization associated with the margin of the Thelon Basin, interpreted to be an analogue of the Athabasca Basin located in Saskatchewan, approximately 350 kilometres to the south. The Athabasca Basin hosts the world’s highest-grade unconformity related uranium deposits.
The Kiggavik Central and Southwest blocks cover major structures that are known to be strongly altered and to cross-cut late stage uraniferous granites. This geological setting is analogous to the Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits located just a few kilometres northeast of Bayswater’s properties. These near surface deposits, owned by AREVA Resources Canada Inc., host historical resources of 119.3 million lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.53% U3O8.
The remaining claim blocks and permit areas are situated approximately 50 kilometres to the north, and cover uranium-rich sedimentary rocks of the early Proterozoic Amer Belt near the unconformity with the overlying sandstones of the Thelon Formation. The two uranium deposit model types being sought after in these properties are Athabasca-style unconformity type mineralization and sediment hosted uranium mineralization similar to that found in deposits that are past and present producers in the Franceville Basin in Gabon, the Katanga System in Congo and Zambia, and the Tim Mersoi Basin in Niger.
A total of 21,994 line km of fixed wing magnetic and radiometric geophysical surveying were flown during the summer of 2006 at 200 metre line spacing over the seven properties. A large number of high priority radiometric anomalies were defined by this survey, and a brief prospecting and soil sampling program was carried out in the fall of 2006 to evaluate a limited number of these anomalies. The majority of the radiometric anomalies defined by the 2006 surveys have not yet been ground truthed. A review of all data available for the North Thelon properties has been completed. Significant results from each of these properties are summarized below.
For further information on the North Thelon Uranium Project refer to previous news releases dated August 8, September 1 and 21 and March 7, 2007.
Permit Area 1
* Major regional faults cross-cut the unconformity between the Thelon sandstone and Amer group metasediments and Archean gneisses.
* Abundant linear conductive zones documented in assessment data are interpreted to represent favourable graphitic horizons within the Amer group metasediments.
* Several angular boulders of hematized and brecciated Thelon sandstone and conglomerate discovered during the 2006 prospecting program yielded assays between 313 and 415 ppm U.
* A number of uraniferous boulder trains have been reported by previous workers in the southeastern portion of the property.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Permit Area 2
* The favourable structural and stratigraphic setting for uranium mineralization noted in Permit Area 1 is also present here.
* One rusty boulder of hematized granite discovered during 2006 yielded assay of 619 ppm U.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Amer Lake East
* Uranium values in Amer Group sediments ranging from 200 to 6420 ppm occur along a zone some 5 km long in the southern part of the property.
* Thrust contact between favourable Amer Group metasediments and basal quartzite is characterized by a cluster of soil samples anomalously enriched in uranium and base metals.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Amer Lake West
* A 2006 grab sample of a previously discovered showing yielded a grade of 3,042 ppm U (0.35% U3O8).
* Cluster of historic uranium occurrences are located within the property with reported values of 0.177% U3O8 and 8.48% U3O8 for two of the occurrences.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Itza Lake
* Significant boulder train with reported assay values ranging from 0.10 to 0.96 % U3O8 extending off the northwest side of the property for some 20 km indicating a source area within the Itza Lake property.
* 2500 ppm uranium value in a rock sample in or closely associated with an EM conductive zone in the southeastern portion of the property.
* Amer mylonite zone is projected to cross-cut favourable Amer Lake metasediments.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Kiggavik Central
* Major E-W trending clay altered & hematized fault zones including western extension of North Sissons Fault Zone which hosts the Andrew Lake deposit.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Kiggavik Southwest
* Major structures indicated by the 2006 magnetic survey.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Scheduled to commence in early summer, the objective of the 2007 exploration program at the North Thelon Project will be to carry out detailed mapping, prospecting, geochemical and geophysical surveys in order to establish drill targets. It is anticipated that drilling will take place in late summer 2007 or 2008.
Bayswater’s exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of Gordon Davidson, P.Geol, Vice-President of Exploration, a qualified person under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada
Located in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Canada, the Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, located in Saskatchewan, approximately 350 km to the south. Numerous high-grade unconformity-style uranium deposits have been identified within the Athabasca Basin, and mining of these deposits currently generates approximately one third of the world's uranium production. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major basement structural features and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-type uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits within the Thelon Basin area are AREVA Resources Canada Inc’s Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in 3.7 million acres representing approximately 1/3 of the available exploration land in the Basin. For 2007, an $8.1 million exploration program is planned for the Thelon Basin (North and South regions) to identify and evaluate additional uranium targets, including up to 10,000 metres of drilling. Other companies exploring the Basin include Cameco (TSX: CCO ) and US-based Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX: URE ).
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com .
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
Bayswater’s North Thelon Basin Properties Yield Positive Uranium Values
Vancouver, B.C. April 11, 2007 – Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX.V: BAY ) is pleased to provide an update on its North Thelon Project located northwest of Baker Lake in Nunavut, Canada. Bayswater’s land holdings in this project area consist of 3,455 square kilometres (853,761 acres) of mineral claims and permits. Two of the properties (Permit Areas 1 and 2) consist of 10 prospecting permits that are part of the Canada Uranium Joint Venture in which Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX-V: SBW ) holds a 50% interest, and the remaining 5 properties (Amer Lake East, Amer Lake West, Itza Lake, Kiggavik Central and Kiggavik Southwest) are owned 100% by Bayswater.
The properties were acquired due to the documented presence of moderate and high-grade uranium mineralization associated with the margin of the Thelon Basin, interpreted to be an analogue of the Athabasca Basin located in Saskatchewan, approximately 350 kilometres to the south. The Athabasca Basin hosts the world’s highest-grade unconformity related uranium deposits.
The Kiggavik Central and Southwest blocks cover major structures that are known to be strongly altered and to cross-cut late stage uraniferous granites. This geological setting is analogous to the Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits located just a few kilometres northeast of Bayswater’s properties. These near surface deposits, owned by AREVA Resources Canada Inc., host historical resources of 119.3 million lbs U3O8 at a grade of 0.53% U3O8.
The remaining claim blocks and permit areas are situated approximately 50 kilometres to the north, and cover uranium-rich sedimentary rocks of the early Proterozoic Amer Belt near the unconformity with the overlying sandstones of the Thelon Formation. The two uranium deposit model types being sought after in these properties are Athabasca-style unconformity type mineralization and sediment hosted uranium mineralization similar to that found in deposits that are past and present producers in the Franceville Basin in Gabon, the Katanga System in Congo and Zambia, and the Tim Mersoi Basin in Niger.
A total of 21,994 line km of fixed wing magnetic and radiometric geophysical surveying were flown during the summer of 2006 at 200 metre line spacing over the seven properties. A large number of high priority radiometric anomalies were defined by this survey, and a brief prospecting and soil sampling program was carried out in the fall of 2006 to evaluate a limited number of these anomalies. The majority of the radiometric anomalies defined by the 2006 surveys have not yet been ground truthed. A review of all data available for the North Thelon properties has been completed. Significant results from each of these properties are summarized below.
For further information on the North Thelon Uranium Project refer to previous news releases dated August 8, September 1 and 21 and March 7, 2007.
Permit Area 1
* Major regional faults cross-cut the unconformity between the Thelon sandstone and Amer group metasediments and Archean gneisses.
* Abundant linear conductive zones documented in assessment data are interpreted to represent favourable graphitic horizons within the Amer group metasediments.
* Several angular boulders of hematized and brecciated Thelon sandstone and conglomerate discovered during the 2006 prospecting program yielded assays between 313 and 415 ppm U.
* A number of uraniferous boulder trains have been reported by previous workers in the southeastern portion of the property.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Permit Area 2
* The favourable structural and stratigraphic setting for uranium mineralization noted in Permit Area 1 is also present here.
* One rusty boulder of hematized granite discovered during 2006 yielded assay of 619 ppm U.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Amer Lake East
* Uranium values in Amer Group sediments ranging from 200 to 6420 ppm occur along a zone some 5 km long in the southern part of the property.
* Thrust contact between favourable Amer Group metasediments and basal quartzite is characterized by a cluster of soil samples anomalously enriched in uranium and base metals.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Amer Lake West
* A 2006 grab sample of a previously discovered showing yielded a grade of 3,042 ppm U (0.35% U3O8).
* Cluster of historic uranium occurrences are located within the property with reported values of 0.177% U3O8 and 8.48% U3O8 for two of the occurrences.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Itza Lake
* Significant boulder train with reported assay values ranging from 0.10 to 0.96 % U3O8 extending off the northwest side of the property for some 20 km indicating a source area within the Itza Lake property.
* 2500 ppm uranium value in a rock sample in or closely associated with an EM conductive zone in the southeastern portion of the property.
* Amer mylonite zone is projected to cross-cut favourable Amer Lake metasediments.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Kiggavik Central
* Major E-W trending clay altered & hematized fault zones including western extension of North Sissons Fault Zone which hosts the Andrew Lake deposit.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Kiggavik Southwest
* Major structures indicated by the 2006 magnetic survey.
* Significant airborne radiometric anomalies require follow up ground truthing.
Scheduled to commence in early summer, the objective of the 2007 exploration program at the North Thelon Project will be to carry out detailed mapping, prospecting, geochemical and geophysical surveys in order to establish drill targets. It is anticipated that drilling will take place in late summer 2007 or 2008.
Bayswater’s exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of Gordon Davidson, P.Geol, Vice-President of Exploration, a qualified person under NI 43-101. George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Thelon Basin, NWT/NU, Canada
Located in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Canada, the Thelon Basin represents an under-explored, major sandstone basin that shares many geological characteristics with the Athabasca Basin, located in Saskatchewan, approximately 350 km to the south. Numerous high-grade unconformity-style uranium deposits have been identified within the Athabasca Basin, and mining of these deposits currently generates approximately one third of the world's uranium production. Similarities between the Athabasca and Thelon Basins include the age and character of favorable host and basement rocks, major basement structural features and, importantly, known occurrences of unconformity-type uranium mineralization. The most advanced uranium deposits within the Thelon Basin area are AREVA Resources Canada Inc’s Kiggavik, Andrew Lake and END deposits (the Kiggavik Trend), host to approximately 131 million pounds of contained U3O8. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in 3.7 million acres representing approximately 1/3 of the available exploration land in the Basin. For 2007, an $8.1 million exploration program is planned for the Thelon Basin (North and South regions) to identify and evaluate additional uranium targets, including up to 10,000 metres of drilling. Other companies exploring the Basin include Cameco (TSX: CCO ) and US-based Ur-Energy Inc. (TSX: URE ).
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com .
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.762.423 von elguanchero am 11.04.07 18:23:00Steht doch nichts negatives drinn!!!
Warum die Konsolidierung?
sampler
Warum die Konsolidierung?
sampler
Bayswater Uranium, Frankfurt WKN A0KE57, TSX Venture: BAY, www.bayswateruranium.com
Überraschung bei Bayswater!
Bei den Untersuchungen für Uranvorkommen stieß Bayswater auf einem ihrer Explorationsgebiete auf so genannte "Kimberlite Pipes". In diesen Gesteinsformationen kommen häufig Diamanten vor.
Diese Meldung verleiht Bayswater einen ganz neuen Anstrich! aus dem größten Uranexplorer Kanadas wird plötzlich ein Uran/Diamanten Explorer, eine sehr seltene Kombination!
Bayswater ist für mich eine fixe Größe in der kanadischen Explorationslandschaft und wird nun mit einem Schlag um eine weitere Facette reicher!
Diamanten in Kanada, viele suchen Sie verbissen aber der Erfolg ist oft minimal! Bayswater findet die Anzeichen beinahe zufällig! Dennoch wird vermutet, dass gerade in Kanada die größten Diamantenreserven der Welt schlummern!
Diese Geschichte erinnert ein wenig an den Diamantenexplorer GGL Diamond (TSXV: GGL), der erst vor kurzem eine Nickel Entdeckung gemacht hat. die Börse übertrieb und der Kurs schoss von 0,15 CAD auf ein Tageshoch von 1,50 CAD und notiert jetzt bei 0,59 CAD.
Ich denke nicht, dass Bayswater so hochschießen wird, da noch keine konkreten Ergebnisse vorliegen. Langfristig orientierte Anleger in Bayswater sollten aber noch einmal nachfassen oder neu einsteigen!
Überraschung bei Bayswater!
Bei den Untersuchungen für Uranvorkommen stieß Bayswater auf einem ihrer Explorationsgebiete auf so genannte "Kimberlite Pipes". In diesen Gesteinsformationen kommen häufig Diamanten vor.
Diese Meldung verleiht Bayswater einen ganz neuen Anstrich! aus dem größten Uranexplorer Kanadas wird plötzlich ein Uran/Diamanten Explorer, eine sehr seltene Kombination!
Bayswater ist für mich eine fixe Größe in der kanadischen Explorationslandschaft und wird nun mit einem Schlag um eine weitere Facette reicher!
Diamanten in Kanada, viele suchen Sie verbissen aber der Erfolg ist oft minimal! Bayswater findet die Anzeichen beinahe zufällig! Dennoch wird vermutet, dass gerade in Kanada die größten Diamantenreserven der Welt schlummern!
Diese Geschichte erinnert ein wenig an den Diamantenexplorer GGL Diamond (TSXV: GGL), der erst vor kurzem eine Nickel Entdeckung gemacht hat. die Börse übertrieb und der Kurs schoss von 0,15 CAD auf ein Tageshoch von 1,50 CAD und notiert jetzt bei 0,59 CAD.
Ich denke nicht, dass Bayswater so hochschießen wird, da noch keine konkreten Ergebnisse vorliegen. Langfristig orientierte Anleger in Bayswater sollten aber noch einmal nachfassen oder neu einsteigen!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.776.806 von darowa am 12.04.07 15:04:58Die Quellenangabe hast Du vergessen.... Bullvestor
Press Release Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater Discovers Possible Kimberlite Targets in Thelon Basin, NU/NWT and Central Mineral Belt, Labrador
Thursday April 12, 7:30 am ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 12, 2007 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (CDNX:BAY.V - News) is pleased to announce that airborne geophysical surveys flown in 2006 over its properties in the Thelon Basin, NU/NWT have revealed a number of circular magnetic features that are interpreted to represent possible clusters of kimberlite pipes. These features were initially noted at one of Bayswater's properties within the North Thelon Project area, located northwest of Baker Lake in Nunavut. Kimberlite is the primary host rock for diamonds.
The geophysical survey on the North Thelon property that detected these initial anomalies measured magnetic and radiometric fields along lines 200 metres apart. A number of the identified kimberlite targets are located outside but close to Bayswater's existing property boundaries. Accordingly, Bayswater has recently staked a total of 2,237 square kilometers of mineral claims, and has acquired six prospecting permits totaling approximately 978 square kilometers surrounding these features.
These new mineral tenures are in addition to Bayswater's pre-existing land position in the North Thelon of 3,455 square kilometers, and bring the Company's total land position in the North Thelon Basin area to 6,670 square kilometers (1,648,186 acres). The newly acquired mineral claims and permits also have considerable potential for uranium as they are situated along the northeastern margin of the Thelon Basin with known major basement fault structures and areas of favourable Amer Group sediments north of the Kiggavik Trend of uranium deposits.
Bayswater's newly acquired land package in the North Thelon is in close proximity to diamond company De Beers' large land holdings, and is considered to have high potential for diamonds. A map of the magnetic clusters and new landholdings will be posted on the Company's website.
Bayswater has completed a re-evaluation of all airborne magnetic data acquired by the Company over the past year (over 70,000 line kilometres). In addition to the targets in North Thelon as above, a number of single line magnetic features of interest have been noted in the South Thelon project in the Northwest Territories as well as a large cluster of circular magnetic highs within the Company's Labrador land holdings.
The majority of these surveys were flown at 400 metre and 200 metre line spacings and therefore significant potential remains for additional targets to be identified by more detailed magnetic surveys. During 2007, Bayswater is planning to follow up some of these anomalies with more detailed airborne magnetic surveys as well as very limited orientation and evaluation sampling. In addition, Bayswater has commissioned airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys over the newly acquired properties in the North Thelon Basin area as part of an initial evaluation of the uranium and diamond potential of these areas.
George Leary, Bayswater's president and CEO, commented, "The discovery of these magnetic features adds a new dimension to our properties. Many of these properties have never been tested by large-scale, state-of-the-art airborne geophysical surveys, and we are keeping an open mind as to the results that come out of our surveys. We are fortunate in that we have considerable in-house diamond exploration expertise as Vic Tanaka, our COO, has extensive experience in diamond exploration in Canada and Greenland, and was responsible for acquiring the original assets of Diamonds North Resources. Also, Ken Armstrong, a director of Bayswater, was involved with the development of the original resource models at the Diavik Diamond Mine. I have to emphasize, however, that Bayswater remains firmly focused on uranium exploration, and we therefore are evaluating option-joint venture and/or spin-off strategies to maximize the value of these discoveries for our shareholders."
Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in approximately 4.5 million acres. For 2007, an $8.1 million exploration program is planned in the North and South Basin region to identify and evaluate uranium targets, including up to 10,000 metres of drilling. Bayswater is also the largest land holder in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador uranium district with interests in approximately 1.1 million acres and a 2007 exploration budget of $6.3 million intended to identify and evaluate uranium targets, including up to 20,000 metres of drilling.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. Victor Tanaka is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior™ Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior™ Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
Bayswater Discovers Possible Kimberlite Targets in Thelon Basin, NU/NWT and Central Mineral Belt, Labrador
Thursday April 12, 7:30 am ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 12, 2007 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (CDNX:BAY.V - News) is pleased to announce that airborne geophysical surveys flown in 2006 over its properties in the Thelon Basin, NU/NWT have revealed a number of circular magnetic features that are interpreted to represent possible clusters of kimberlite pipes. These features were initially noted at one of Bayswater's properties within the North Thelon Project area, located northwest of Baker Lake in Nunavut. Kimberlite is the primary host rock for diamonds.
The geophysical survey on the North Thelon property that detected these initial anomalies measured magnetic and radiometric fields along lines 200 metres apart. A number of the identified kimberlite targets are located outside but close to Bayswater's existing property boundaries. Accordingly, Bayswater has recently staked a total of 2,237 square kilometers of mineral claims, and has acquired six prospecting permits totaling approximately 978 square kilometers surrounding these features.
These new mineral tenures are in addition to Bayswater's pre-existing land position in the North Thelon of 3,455 square kilometers, and bring the Company's total land position in the North Thelon Basin area to 6,670 square kilometers (1,648,186 acres). The newly acquired mineral claims and permits also have considerable potential for uranium as they are situated along the northeastern margin of the Thelon Basin with known major basement fault structures and areas of favourable Amer Group sediments north of the Kiggavik Trend of uranium deposits.
Bayswater's newly acquired land package in the North Thelon is in close proximity to diamond company De Beers' large land holdings, and is considered to have high potential for diamonds. A map of the magnetic clusters and new landholdings will be posted on the Company's website.
Bayswater has completed a re-evaluation of all airborne magnetic data acquired by the Company over the past year (over 70,000 line kilometres). In addition to the targets in North Thelon as above, a number of single line magnetic features of interest have been noted in the South Thelon project in the Northwest Territories as well as a large cluster of circular magnetic highs within the Company's Labrador land holdings.
The majority of these surveys were flown at 400 metre and 200 metre line spacings and therefore significant potential remains for additional targets to be identified by more detailed magnetic surveys. During 2007, Bayswater is planning to follow up some of these anomalies with more detailed airborne magnetic surveys as well as very limited orientation and evaluation sampling. In addition, Bayswater has commissioned airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys over the newly acquired properties in the North Thelon Basin area as part of an initial evaluation of the uranium and diamond potential of these areas.
George Leary, Bayswater's president and CEO, commented, "The discovery of these magnetic features adds a new dimension to our properties. Many of these properties have never been tested by large-scale, state-of-the-art airborne geophysical surveys, and we are keeping an open mind as to the results that come out of our surveys. We are fortunate in that we have considerable in-house diamond exploration expertise as Vic Tanaka, our COO, has extensive experience in diamond exploration in Canada and Greenland, and was responsible for acquiring the original assets of Diamonds North Resources. Also, Ken Armstrong, a director of Bayswater, was involved with the development of the original resource models at the Diavik Diamond Mine. I have to emphasize, however, that Bayswater remains firmly focused on uranium exploration, and we therefore are evaluating option-joint venture and/or spin-off strategies to maximize the value of these discoveries for our shareholders."
Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the Thelon Basin with interests in approximately 4.5 million acres. For 2007, an $8.1 million exploration program is planned in the North and South Basin region to identify and evaluate uranium targets, including up to 10,000 metres of drilling. Bayswater is also the largest land holder in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador uranium district with interests in approximately 1.1 million acres and a 2007 exploration budget of $6.3 million intended to identify and evaluate uranium targets, including up to 20,000 metres of drilling.
The Company's exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo. (B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. Victor Tanaka is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior™ Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior™ Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
Press Release Source: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Bayswater and Commander Option Cochrane Pond Property, Newfoundland
Friday April 13, 8:30 am ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 13, 2007 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (CDNX:BAY.V - News) and Commander Resources Ltd. (CDNX:CMD.V - News), collectively the "Companies," report they have entered into an agreement with Global Gold Uranium LLC ("Global Gold Uranium"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Global Gold Corporation (OTC BB:GBGD.OB - News) ("Global Gold") whereby Global Gold Uranium may earn up to a 60% interest in the Companies' 2,600 claim, 61,000 hectare Cochrane Pond property located in southern Newfoundland (the "Property"). The Companies own the Property under a 50:50 Joint Venture. Commander is the Operator. The claims were staked jointly by the Companies in early 2006 to cover favourable geology after uranium discoveries were made on Commander's adjacent Hermitage Property. No significant exploration work has been done on the Property.
Under the agreement, Global Gold Uranium may earn an initial 51% working interest in the Property over a four year period by making total cash payments to the Companies of US$700,000, issuing 350,000 shares of Global Gold and completing exploration expenditures of $3.5 million (the "Initial Option"). Of the total cash payments, USD$200,000 is payable upon signing and approval, and of the total shares, 150,000 shares are to be issued on signing and approval. The first year's committed work expenditure is $500,000.
Once Global Gold Uranium has vested a 51% in the Property through the Initial Option, Global Gold Uranium shall continue funding the project by either; (a) completing the next $2 million in exploration on the Property over a maximum two (2) year term; or (b) funding and delivering to the Companies a feasibility study on the property within a maximum of three (3) years. Following completion of either (a) or (b), Global Gold Uranium will have increased its interest in and to the Property to 60% (the "Second Stage"). Should Global Gold Uranium fail to complete the Second Stage by completing either (a) or (b), the interest will flip such that the Companies will hold 51% and Global Gold Uranium 49% in and to the Property.
Once Global Gold Uranium has vested the Second Stage, a joint venture will be formed, 60% as to Global Gold Uranium and 40% as to the Companies. The project will be funded pro-rata by Global Gold Uranium and the Companies according to their retained interest. If either Global Gold Uranium's or the Companies' interest is diluted below 10%, that party's interest will convert to a Royalty.
Either party may, at any time up to the commencement of commercial production, elect to convert their respective interest to a 2% gross uranium sales royalty in the case of a uranium deposit or a 2% NSR in the case of a non-uranium deposit ("Royalty"). In either case, 50% of the Royalty obligation may be purchased at any time prior to commercial production for a $1,000,000 cash payment.
Commander will be the Operator for the first year of the agreement, unless Global Gold Uranium chooses otherwise on or before May 1, 2007.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation -- The Super Junior(TM) Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior(TM) Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
Bayswater and Commander Option Cochrane Pond Property, Newfoundland
Friday April 13, 8:30 am ET
VANCOUVER, BC--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 13, 2007 -- Bayswater Uranium Corporation (CDNX:BAY.V - News) and Commander Resources Ltd. (CDNX:CMD.V - News), collectively the "Companies," report they have entered into an agreement with Global Gold Uranium LLC ("Global Gold Uranium"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Global Gold Corporation (OTC BB:GBGD.OB - News) ("Global Gold") whereby Global Gold Uranium may earn up to a 60% interest in the Companies' 2,600 claim, 61,000 hectare Cochrane Pond property located in southern Newfoundland (the "Property"). The Companies own the Property under a 50:50 Joint Venture. Commander is the Operator. The claims were staked jointly by the Companies in early 2006 to cover favourable geology after uranium discoveries were made on Commander's adjacent Hermitage Property. No significant exploration work has been done on the Property.
Under the agreement, Global Gold Uranium may earn an initial 51% working interest in the Property over a four year period by making total cash payments to the Companies of US$700,000, issuing 350,000 shares of Global Gold and completing exploration expenditures of $3.5 million (the "Initial Option"). Of the total cash payments, USD$200,000 is payable upon signing and approval, and of the total shares, 150,000 shares are to be issued on signing and approval. The first year's committed work expenditure is $500,000.
Once Global Gold Uranium has vested a 51% in the Property through the Initial Option, Global Gold Uranium shall continue funding the project by either; (a) completing the next $2 million in exploration on the Property over a maximum two (2) year term; or (b) funding and delivering to the Companies a feasibility study on the property within a maximum of three (3) years. Following completion of either (a) or (b), Global Gold Uranium will have increased its interest in and to the Property to 60% (the "Second Stage"). Should Global Gold Uranium fail to complete the Second Stage by completing either (a) or (b), the interest will flip such that the Companies will hold 51% and Global Gold Uranium 49% in and to the Property.
Once Global Gold Uranium has vested the Second Stage, a joint venture will be formed, 60% as to Global Gold Uranium and 40% as to the Companies. The project will be funded pro-rata by Global Gold Uranium and the Companies according to their retained interest. If either Global Gold Uranium's or the Companies' interest is diluted below 10%, that party's interest will convert to a Royalty.
Either party may, at any time up to the commencement of commercial production, elect to convert their respective interest to a 2% gross uranium sales royalty in the case of a uranium deposit or a 2% NSR in the case of a non-uranium deposit ("Royalty"). In either case, 50% of the Royalty obligation may be purchased at any time prior to commercial production for a $1,000,000 cash payment.
Commander will be the Operator for the first year of the agreement, unless Global Gold Uranium chooses otherwise on or before May 1, 2007.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation -- The Super Junior(TM) Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior(TM) Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.795.605 von Stauder am 13.04.07 15:32:47Warum kommen die News nie auf Deutsch..ich finde wenn man genau ins Detail gehen will..liest sich die Sache übersetzt sehr schwer!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.795.801 von donnerpower am 13.04.07 15:40:08Hast Du ein Rad ab? Bin ich Dein persönliches Übersetzungsbüro?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.795.801 von donnerpower am 13.04.07 15:40:08@ donnerpower
Bayswater Uranium Corp und Commander Resources, nachfolgend die Firmen genannt, geben bekannt, dass sie eine Vereinbarung mit Global Gold Uranium abgeschlossen haben, einer komplett zu Global Gold Corp gehörenden Tochterfirma. Global Gold Uranium steht ein Ertrag in Höhe von 60% aus dem den Firmen zuzurechnenden 61,000 Haktar Gebiet Cochrane Pond zu, welches in Süd-Neufundland gelegen ist (nachfolgend das Gebiet genannt). Die Firmen besitzen das Gebiet in Form eines 50:50 Joint Ventures. Commander ist der Betreiber. Die Gebiete wurden durch die Firmen Anfang 2006 zusammengelegt, um die günstigen geologischen Gegebenheiten zu erfassen, nachdem Uran Entdeckungen auf der zu Commander gehörenden und an das Gebiet angrenzenden Hermitage Liegenschaft gemacht wurden. Es sind bis dato keinerlei signifikante Explorationstätigkeiten auf der Liegenschaft durchgeführt worden.
Gemäß der Vereinbarung darf Global Gold Uranium eingangs einen 51% Anteil an der Liegenschaft verdienen innerhalb der kommenden 4 Jahre unter der Prämisse einer Barzahlung in Höhe von US$ 700,000 an die Firmen, der Ausgabe von 350,000 Aktien der Firma Global Gold sowie abschließenden Explorationsaufwendungen in Höhe von 3,5 Millionen $. In Relation zur kompletten Barzahlung, werden 200,000 US$ nach Unterschrift und Einwilligung fällig. Von der komplett zu begebenden Aktienanzahl werden 150,000 Aktien nach Unterschrift und Einwilligung fällig. Die im ersten Jahr bewilligten Explorationsaufwendungen liegen bei 500,000$.
Hier mal die ersten beiden Absätze, damit Du ungefähr weisst, um was es geht. Gern geschehen..
Grüße
vom Oil.
Bayswater Uranium Corp und Commander Resources, nachfolgend die Firmen genannt, geben bekannt, dass sie eine Vereinbarung mit Global Gold Uranium abgeschlossen haben, einer komplett zu Global Gold Corp gehörenden Tochterfirma. Global Gold Uranium steht ein Ertrag in Höhe von 60% aus dem den Firmen zuzurechnenden 61,000 Haktar Gebiet Cochrane Pond zu, welches in Süd-Neufundland gelegen ist (nachfolgend das Gebiet genannt). Die Firmen besitzen das Gebiet in Form eines 50:50 Joint Ventures. Commander ist der Betreiber. Die Gebiete wurden durch die Firmen Anfang 2006 zusammengelegt, um die günstigen geologischen Gegebenheiten zu erfassen, nachdem Uran Entdeckungen auf der zu Commander gehörenden und an das Gebiet angrenzenden Hermitage Liegenschaft gemacht wurden. Es sind bis dato keinerlei signifikante Explorationstätigkeiten auf der Liegenschaft durchgeführt worden.
Gemäß der Vereinbarung darf Global Gold Uranium eingangs einen 51% Anteil an der Liegenschaft verdienen innerhalb der kommenden 4 Jahre unter der Prämisse einer Barzahlung in Höhe von US$ 700,000 an die Firmen, der Ausgabe von 350,000 Aktien der Firma Global Gold sowie abschließenden Explorationsaufwendungen in Höhe von 3,5 Millionen $. In Relation zur kompletten Barzahlung, werden 200,000 US$ nach Unterschrift und Einwilligung fällig. Von der komplett zu begebenden Aktienanzahl werden 150,000 Aktien nach Unterschrift und Einwilligung fällig. Die im ersten Jahr bewilligten Explorationsaufwendungen liegen bei 500,000$.
Hier mal die ersten beiden Absätze, damit Du ungefähr weisst, um was es geht. Gern geschehen..
Grüße
vom Oil.
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#30538 von SchwedeR 14.04.07 18:46:00 Beitrag Nr.: 28.813.993
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hallo orientaler
es ist möglich an der kommenden online-konferenz am mi, 18. apr. kostenlos teilzunehmen.
anmeldung und weitere infos zu allen teilnehmern:
http://www.investorideas.com/forums/Portals/resources.aspx
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Mining and Resources Investor Conference - Available April 18th, 2007
Mining and Resources: Perspectives on gold, silver, copper, diamond, uranium, metals and other key mining segments.
Hear Industry Experts and Public Companies Discuss Opportunities in the Resource Sector Registration
The conference format will consist of an audio presentation (average 15 minutes) with images in a slideshow presentation, in flash format.
The conference is free to online visitors with login registration.
Dawn Van Zant / Ann-Marie Fleming
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unter anderen Industry and Investment Experts ist auch Peter Grandich, Founder, Grandich Publications, LLC (newsletter unter grandich.com), der nach bekanntgabe von q4 ein update zu longview herausbringen soll. Ich glaube die,die sich mit dem investment auseinander setzen kennen den grandich und er hat einiges zu sagen in kanada!!
teilnehmende unternehmen aus dem lv Portfolio neben lv selbst:
Bayswater Uranium Corp.
(TSX.V: BAY)
Buffalo Gold Ltd.
(TSX.V: BUF.U)
Macarthur Minerals Ltd.
(TSX.V MMS)
Oriental Minerals Inc.
(TSX.V: OTL)
Target Exploration & Mining
TSX-V: TEM
sampler
#30538 von SchwedeR 14.04.07 18:46:00 Beitrag Nr.: 28.813.993
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hallo orientaler
es ist möglich an der kommenden online-konferenz am mi, 18. apr. kostenlos teilzunehmen.
anmeldung und weitere infos zu allen teilnehmern:
http://www.investorideas.com/forums/Portals/resources.aspx
---
Mining and Resources Investor Conference - Available April 18th, 2007
Mining and Resources: Perspectives on gold, silver, copper, diamond, uranium, metals and other key mining segments.
Hear Industry Experts and Public Companies Discuss Opportunities in the Resource Sector Registration
The conference format will consist of an audio presentation (average 15 minutes) with images in a slideshow presentation, in flash format.
The conference is free to online visitors with login registration.
Dawn Van Zant / Ann-Marie Fleming
Toll free: 800-665-0411
Email: dvanzant@investorideas.com, afleming@investorideas.com
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unter anderen Industry and Investment Experts ist auch Peter Grandich, Founder, Grandich Publications, LLC (newsletter unter grandich.com), der nach bekanntgabe von q4 ein update zu longview herausbringen soll. Ich glaube die,die sich mit dem investment auseinander setzen kennen den grandich und er hat einiges zu sagen in kanada!!
teilnehmende unternehmen aus dem lv Portfolio neben lv selbst:
Bayswater Uranium Corp.
(TSX.V: BAY)
Buffalo Gold Ltd.
(TSX.V: BUF.U)
Macarthur Minerals Ltd.
(TSX.V MMS)
Oriental Minerals Inc.
(TSX.V: OTL)
Target Exploration & Mining
TSX-V: TEM
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.795.801 von donnerpower am 13.04.07 15:40:08lass das spekulieren lieber sein wenn du kein englisch kannst.
Ist glaub ich nicht das richtige fuer dich. Die welt besteht nicht nur aus deutschland
Ist glaub ich nicht das richtige fuer dich. Die welt besteht nicht nur aus deutschland
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.823.941 von sampler am 15.04.07 14:38:33danke
joa, mal sehen was die woche so bringt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.830.793 von kordelalois am 16.04.07 07:30:22hoffentlich nur gutes
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.795.801 von donnerpower am 13.04.07 15:40:08ÜBERSETZUNG!
"Warum kommen die News nie auf Deutsch..ich finde wenn man genau ins Detail gehen will..liest sich die Sache übersetzt sehr schwer! verrückt"
Für die Abonnenten vom "Aktiendiskurs" - aber auch alle, die zeitnah eine QUALIFIZIERTE ÜBERSETZUNG solcher Infos haben wollen, wird die Profit & Consult Investment Group durch ihr eingegliedertes Übersetzungsbüro
GENAU so einen Service liefern.
Sofern die Kanadischen Firmen den Service wünschen.
Denn es kann nicht angehen, dass die Deutschen Investoren immer ausgegrenzt bleiben.
Also: Abwarten, bis wir in ein paar Wochen an den Start gehen.
Dann entweder die Texte EINZELN für sehr kleines Geld bestellen, oder ein Abo machen, dann bekommt ihr Zugang auf den Server.
Ist das was?
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"Warum kommen die News nie auf Deutsch..ich finde wenn man genau ins Detail gehen will..liest sich die Sache übersetzt sehr schwer! verrückt"
Für die Abonnenten vom "Aktiendiskurs" - aber auch alle, die zeitnah eine QUALIFIZIERTE ÜBERSETZUNG solcher Infos haben wollen, wird die Profit & Consult Investment Group durch ihr eingegliedertes Übersetzungsbüro
GENAU so einen Service liefern.
Sofern die Kanadischen Firmen den Service wünschen.
Denn es kann nicht angehen, dass die Deutschen Investoren immer ausgegrenzt bleiben.
Also: Abwarten, bis wir in ein paar Wochen an den Start gehen.
Dann entweder die Texte EINZELN für sehr kleines Geld bestellen, oder ein Abo machen, dann bekommt ihr Zugang auf den Server.
Ist das was?
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.843.198 von Trader007007 am 16.04.07 19:59:26da brauchst du nicht so ein Gesicht machen die läuft schon ein ganzes jahr so. Hätte ich das damals das gewusst wär ich in eine andere eingestiegen nun sitz ich fest.
Bayswater flies survey over Athabasca basin property
2007-04-18 08:04 ET - News Release
Mr. George Leary reports
BAYSWATER COMPLETES MAJOR SURVEY AT ATHABASCA BASIN URANIUM PROPERTY
Airborne surveys have been completed over Bayswater Uranium Corp.'s 1.7-million-acre property in the Athabasca basin, Saskatchewan. Approximately 14,000 line kilometres of helicopter-borne VTEM systems were flown, one of the largest airborne electromagnetic (EM) programs carried out in the Athabasca basin, the world's highest producing region of uranium. Data from the deep-penetrating surveys are being compiled for interpretation. The objective of the surveys is to locate and define basement conductor anomalies, target areas for hosting high-grade uranium mineralization.
Bayswater's 100-per-cent-owned property in the Athabasca basin consists of two large claim blocks that cover major fault structures and geological settings that are favourable environments for high-grade, unconformity deposits. Interpreted depth to the basement unconformity -- target level for uranium deposits -- is from 400 metres to over 1,000 metres. While most of the uranium deposits in the Athabasca basin have been discovered around the margin of the basin, where depth to the basement unconformity is relatively shallow (less than 500 metres), technology now enables geophysical surveys to penetrate deeper into the earth, to identify uranium targets at levels not previously probed. AREVA Resources Canada Inc. and UEX Corp.'s Shea Creek deposits, located 50 kilometres west of Bayswater's property, is an example of high-grade uranium at relatively deep levels in the basin as these deposits have been discovered between 665 metres to 917 metres.
2007-04-18 08:04 ET - News Release
Mr. George Leary reports
BAYSWATER COMPLETES MAJOR SURVEY AT ATHABASCA BASIN URANIUM PROPERTY
Airborne surveys have been completed over Bayswater Uranium Corp.'s 1.7-million-acre property in the Athabasca basin, Saskatchewan. Approximately 14,000 line kilometres of helicopter-borne VTEM systems were flown, one of the largest airborne electromagnetic (EM) programs carried out in the Athabasca basin, the world's highest producing region of uranium. Data from the deep-penetrating surveys are being compiled for interpretation. The objective of the surveys is to locate and define basement conductor anomalies, target areas for hosting high-grade uranium mineralization.
Bayswater's 100-per-cent-owned property in the Athabasca basin consists of two large claim blocks that cover major fault structures and geological settings that are favourable environments for high-grade, unconformity deposits. Interpreted depth to the basement unconformity -- target level for uranium deposits -- is from 400 metres to over 1,000 metres. While most of the uranium deposits in the Athabasca basin have been discovered around the margin of the basin, where depth to the basement unconformity is relatively shallow (less than 500 metres), technology now enables geophysical surveys to penetrate deeper into the earth, to identify uranium targets at levels not previously probed. AREVA Resources Canada Inc. and UEX Corp.'s Shea Creek deposits, located 50 kilometres west of Bayswater's property, is an example of high-grade uranium at relatively deep levels in the basin as these deposits have been discovered between 665 metres to 917 metres.
Hat jemand an der in meinem Posting #3305 angesprochenen Onlinekonferenz teilgenommen?
Wenn ja, bitte kurze Info für uns!
sampler
Wenn ja, bitte kurze Info für uns!
sampler
hey leute wie siehts aus mit Bayswater, sieht nicht so rosig aus oder.
Wann können wir mal mit steigenden kursen hoffen.
Wann können wir mal mit steigenden kursen hoffen.
Der Kursrückgang mit dieser Nachricht begründet !?
NYMEX plant Einführung von Uran-Futures
16.04.2007 | 10:08 Uhr | Rohstoff-Welt.de (Redaktion)
Wie aus New York verlautbart wurde, plant die Nymex (Rohstoffterminbörse), Kontrakte auf Uran aufzulegen. Damit sollen primär Atomkraftwerke eine Chance bekommen, sich gegen die steigenden Preise abzuhedgen. Uran ist in den vergangenen Jahren um das Zehnfache im Preis gestiegen. Mit dem Preisanstieg einher gingen rückläufige Lagerbestände.
Die Urankontrakte eigenen sich auch für Spekulanten, die so auf steigende und fallende Preise setzen könnten. Ein Settlement ist ausschließlich in Bar vorgesehen, um so jegliche Lieferverpflichtungen auszuschließen.
NYMEX plant Einführung von Uran-Futures
16.04.2007 | 10:08 Uhr | Rohstoff-Welt.de (Redaktion)
Wie aus New York verlautbart wurde, plant die Nymex (Rohstoffterminbörse), Kontrakte auf Uran aufzulegen. Damit sollen primär Atomkraftwerke eine Chance bekommen, sich gegen die steigenden Preise abzuhedgen. Uran ist in den vergangenen Jahren um das Zehnfache im Preis gestiegen. Mit dem Preisanstieg einher gingen rückläufige Lagerbestände.
Die Urankontrakte eigenen sich auch für Spekulanten, die so auf steigende und fallende Preise setzen könnten. Ein Settlement ist ausschließlich in Bar vorgesehen, um so jegliche Lieferverpflichtungen auszuschließen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.908.745 von donnerpower am 19.04.07 22:18:23Ganz klar ja. Die Börse ist nicht sicher ob das für die Uranaktien
gut oder schlecht ist. An einen Uranspott von weit über 200 USD
habe ich sowieso nie geglaubt, und zwische 80-120 USD verdienen
gute Uranproducer in Zukunft immer noch schweineviel Geld.
Ungewißheit hat die letzten Tage auf die Uranaktien etwas
Druck ausgeübt. Die Verkäufer von gestern sind die Käufer von morgen, was solls.
Gruß
Dere
gut oder schlecht ist. An einen Uranspott von weit über 200 USD
habe ich sowieso nie geglaubt, und zwische 80-120 USD verdienen
gute Uranproducer in Zukunft immer noch schweineviel Geld.
Ungewißheit hat die letzten Tage auf die Uranaktien etwas
Druck ausgeübt. Die Verkäufer von gestern sind die Käufer von morgen, was solls.
Gruß
Dere
10.0 1.84 / 1.84 31.9
1,85 CAD
wach auf Bayswater wach auf
Warum ist hier jeder so zurückhaltend
Hier mal ein Auszug aus einem BB, veröffentlicht auf der Übersichtsseite von W:O:
URANIUM STAR vor Megafund !?
Leser des Artikels: 38
Der Uranpreis hat die magische Preisschwelle von 100 USD nach oben durchbrochen und steht aktuell bei 113 USD. Diese Entwicklung bestätigt ein weiteres Mal die von den Analysten des Pennystock-Reports seit Monaten bullische Erwartung für den Verlauf des Uranpreises! Erst vor kurzem hat die renommierte kanadische Investmentgesellschaft CIBC World Markets Inc. das Kursziel für den Uranpreis in 2007 auf 140 USD festgesetzt und für 2008 erwarten sie 160 USD. Diese Kursziele sind beachtlich, da CIBC für seine extrem konservativen Analysen bekannt ist......
-stimmt mich weitehin positiv für BAY!!!
sampler
URANIUM STAR vor Megafund !?
Leser des Artikels: 38
Der Uranpreis hat die magische Preisschwelle von 100 USD nach oben durchbrochen und steht aktuell bei 113 USD. Diese Entwicklung bestätigt ein weiteres Mal die von den Analysten des Pennystock-Reports seit Monaten bullische Erwartung für den Verlauf des Uranpreises! Erst vor kurzem hat die renommierte kanadische Investmentgesellschaft CIBC World Markets Inc. das Kursziel für den Uranpreis in 2007 auf 140 USD festgesetzt und für 2008 erwarten sie 160 USD. Diese Kursziele sind beachtlich, da CIBC für seine extrem konservativen Analysen bekannt ist......
-stimmt mich weitehin positiv für BAY
!!!sampler
St. Valentin (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "bullVestor" raten bei der Aktie von Bayswater Uranium (<-->/ WKN A0KE57) nachzufassen. Bei den Untersuchungen für Uranvorkommen sei Bayswater auf einem ihrer Explorationsgebiete auf so genannte "Kimberlite Pipes" gestoßen. In diesen Gesteinsformationen kämen häufig Diamanten vor. Diese Meldung verleihe Bayswater einen ganz neuen Anstrich. Aus dem größten Uranexplorer Kanadas werde plötzlich ein Uran/Diamanten Explorer, eine sehr seltene Kombination. Bayswater sei für die Experten eine fixe Größe in der kanadischen Explorationslandschaft und werde nun mit einem Schlag um eine weitere Facette reicher. Diamanten in Kanada, viele würden sie verbissen suchen aber der Erfolg sei oft minimal. Bayswater finde die Anzeichen beinahe zufällig. Dennoch werde vermutet, dass gerade in Kanada die größten Diamantenreserven der Welt schlummern würden. Diese Geschichte erinnere ein wenig an den Diamantenexplorer GGL Diamond der erst vor kurzem eine Nickel Entdeckung gemacht habe. Die Börse habe übertrieben und der Kurs sei von 0,15 CAD auf ein Tageshoch von 1,50 CAD geschossen und notiere jetzt bei 0,59 CAD. Die Wertpapierexperten würden nicht denken, dass Bayswater so hochschießen werde, da noch keine konkreten Ergebnisse vorliegen würden. Langfristig orientierte Anleger in Bayswater Uranium sollten aber noch einmal nachfassen oder neu einsteigen, so die Experten von "bullVestor". (Ausgabe vom 12.04.07) (12.04.2007/ac/a/a)
Quelle: bullVestor
Was wird aus dieser Geschichte hat da jemand noch Informationen????
Quelle: bullVestor
Was wird aus dieser Geschichte hat da jemand noch Informationen????
ist schon etwas traurig die Entwicklung von Bayswater...
jetzt dürtfe sie allerdings auch charttechnisch ein Kauf sein..
jetzt dürtfe sie allerdings auch charttechnisch ein Kauf sein..
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.020.941 von deutschlandfunk am 26.04.07 20:36:20Die Meldung dass ein Diamantenfund sehr wahrscheinlich wird, hat die Aktie von Bayswater nicht sonderlich beeindruckt. Ich denke das die Anleger Bay nicht kaufen liegt einzig und allein an der Tatsache, dass einige konservative Analysten die Uran (allg. die Explorer) Werte als überbewertet abtun. Bayswater ist selbst ohne Diamanten mehr wert als 1,10 €.
Diese Aktie wird nicht lange so billig bleiben dessen bin ich mir sicher. Bis zum Juli werden sich noch viele wünschen heute gekauft zu haben.
Also zuschlagen
Diese Aktie wird nicht lange so billig bleiben dessen bin ich mir sicher. Bis zum Juli werden sich noch viele wünschen heute gekauft zu haben.
Also zuschlagen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.017.840 von Hollywuts am 26.04.07 17:31:52bullvestor kann doch keiner ernst nehmen, sorry.
auch hier darf man gespannt sein auf die weitere Enwicklung...
ich gehe von Kursen zwischen 1,8 - 1,9 CAD aus für die kommende Woche aus...
Bei 1,6 - 1,65 CAD scheint ein Boden gefunden zu sein... wie schon häufiger... ein weiterer Rückschlag auf 1,5 CAD ist gleichwohl nicht völlig ausgeschlossen...
Schaut Euch den Uran-Preis und die in Kürze zu erwartenden News bei Bay an... sehr wahrscheinlich ist Bay nicht nur charttechnisch ein strong buy !
ich gehe von Kursen zwischen 1,8 - 1,9 CAD aus für die kommende Woche aus...
Bei 1,6 - 1,65 CAD scheint ein Boden gefunden zu sein... wie schon häufiger... ein weiterer Rückschlag auf 1,5 CAD ist gleichwohl nicht völlig ausgeschlossen...
Schaut Euch den Uran-Preis und die in Kürze zu erwartenden News bei Bay an... sehr wahrscheinlich ist Bay nicht nur charttechnisch ein strong buy !
vorbörsliche Taxe bei 1,78 CAD ?
Zufall ? Oder News, die ich nicht finden kann ?
Zufall ? Oder News, die ich nicht finden kann ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.028.126 von Highnoon120 am 27.04.07 11:58:14Bullvestor hat mir Blue Pearl Mining einen Geldregen beschert. Die sind zwar manchmal ein wenig windig aber mit keiner ernst nehmen musst du mich ausnehmen.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.074.138 von Hollywuts am 30.04.07 16:27:00wer hätte das gedacht... unter 1,6 CAD zur Zeit zu haben...
charttechnischer mega-strong-buy !!!
charttechnischer mega-strong-buy !!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.076.362 von deutschlandfunk am 30.04.07 18:52:54Info von heute.
Fette cash-position
http://www.bayswaterventures.com/Presentation/index.html
Fette cash-position
http://www.bayswaterventures.com/Presentation/index.html
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.076.891 von XX25 am 30.04.07 19:42:29Reinhören+ feststellen, dass der Kurs aktuell ein Aprilscherz ist
schon wieder bei 1,59 CAD... und gleich rein in die 1,6x...
und bei uns noch unter pari zu haben !
und bei uns noch unter pari zu haben !
Was ist denn passiert????? Ist die Furcht vor den Ozi-Claims so groß - das darf doch nicht wahr sein! Die Kandies haben die größten U3O8-Reserven der Welt, Wasser gibt es auch mehr als genug (im wahrsten Sinn des Wortes), was soll dann dieser sell-off?
Hat die Dines-Offensive soviele Zocker ins Boot geholt, dass die jetzt wieder aussteigen, weil der Kurs in 3 Wochen nicht "dausend" Prozent macht? BAY, du machst mir momentan keine Freude, wirst mich aber nicht los! Im Gegenteil, ich werde mich noch enger an dich binden;-)
Hat die Dines-Offensive soviele Zocker ins Boot geholt, dass die jetzt wieder aussteigen, weil der Kurs in 3 Wochen nicht "dausend" Prozent macht? BAY, du machst mir momentan keine Freude, wirst mich aber nicht los! Im Gegenteil, ich werde mich noch enger an dich binden;-)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.077.024 von close_the_gap am 30.04.07 19:53:55hi close the gap
Ich denke wenn Bayswater weiter so den Berg absteigt, sehen wir noch diese Woche Kurse rund um die 0,90 euro cent. Das gefällt mir und den anderen Anlegern momentan gar nicht so. Ich hoffe, dass dieser sich bald erholt und einen Kurswechsel tätigt. Wenn nicht, dann sind es nur leere Versprechungen und die diejenigen die hier im diesem thread sind denke ich auch langsam das von Bayswater eine falsches Bild haben. Das ist nur meine Meinung.
Ich denke wenn Bayswater weiter so den Berg absteigt, sehen wir noch diese Woche Kurse rund um die 0,90 euro cent. Das gefällt mir und den anderen Anlegern momentan gar nicht so. Ich hoffe, dass dieser sich bald erholt und einen Kurswechsel tätigt. Wenn nicht, dann sind es nur leere Versprechungen und die diejenigen die hier im diesem thread sind denke ich auch langsam das von Bayswater eine falsches Bild haben. Das ist nur meine Meinung.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.085.725 von Cap300 am 01.05.07 19:47:49Dein Wort in Gottes-Ohr ich glaube die Sache wird ernst (nicht nervös werden). Ich habe Angst!
MfG
MfG
1,60 CAD
Endlich setzt das Baby zur Erholung an...
denke, daß es zunächst so auf die 1,8 - 2 CAD getragen wird
denke, daß es zunächst so auf die 1,8 - 2 CAD getragen wird
Habe ich eigentlich etwas verpasst? Gibts einen Grund für den Kursrutsch?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.099.578 von deutschlandfunk am 02.05.07 18:39:11Hi Deutschlandfunk,
kaum erholt sich der Kurs vom Tief, propagandierst gleich mit Kursen von 1,80 bis 2,00 CAD. Wir werden kurse sehen die du erwähnst erst in 2 Monaten sehen und nicht in dieser Woche oder nächste.
Nur sachte bleiben mal den 200 Tage verlauf anschauen oder mal den 90`er.
kaum erholt sich der Kurs vom Tief, propagandierst gleich mit Kursen von 1,80 bis 2,00 CAD. Wir werden kurse sehen die du erwähnst erst in 2 Monaten sehen und nicht in dieser Woche oder nächste.
Nur sachte bleiben mal den 200 Tage verlauf anschauen oder mal den 90`er.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.077.024 von close_the_gap am 30.04.07 19:53:55Hat die Dines-Offensive soviele Zocker ins Boot geholt, dass die jetzt wieder aussteigen, weil der Kurs in 3 Wochen nicht "dausend" Prozent macht?
Bei BAY eher nicht. Da ist der Kursverlauf eher "normal".
Die Uranwerte werden derzeit etwas verprügelt - u.a. auch unterstützt von Dines, der neuerdings von "gesunder" Konsolidierung im Zusammenhang mit der höheren Marktwahrnehmung (verabschieden alte / einsteigen neue Käufer) redet. Diese Entwicklung wiederum möglicherweise ausgelöst durch den künftigen Futurehandel. Über diesen ist er allerdings "glad".
Er empfiehlt, Limits unter die aktuellen Kurse zu legen - das gibt seinen Abbonenten aber möglicherweise ein konträres Signal, nämlich die aktuellen Gewinne zu sichern.
Welche Marktmacht Dines hat, kann heute sehr schön an RGT gesehen werden. Warum steigt die wohl so? Ob es fundamental begründet ist, wird sich zeigen (ggfs. BM). Schön, wenn man das Potential eines solchen Titels bereits bei 40 Cent erkannt hat. Dines Einstieg erfolgte bei vielen Titeln erst, nachdem er einerseits "ausreichend Sicherheit" für seine Empfehlung hatte aber andererseits den Großteil der bisherigen Gewinne für seine Abbonenten nicht mitgemacht hat (er selbst pflegt sich ja wesentlich früher einzukaufen). Wer just am Empfehlungstag nicht zu Tagestiefstkursen einsteigen konnte, sitzt auch als Dines Abbonent bei manchen Titeln auf Verlusten, wenn er die Position, wie dringend ans Herz gelegt, "eisern" hält. Da klingt das schon teilweise wie Hohn, wenn mit den vielen 1000% von Laramide oder anderen Werbung gemacht wird. Fakt ist, seit zwei Jahren ist das nicht so dolle.
Da sind manche WO - Empfehler weitaus erfolgreicher - mit durchaus seriösen Titeln.
Was passiert, wenn die Euphorie verfliegt kann z.B. derzeit sehr schön bei den Dines Empfehlungen DIT, UPC und MAW gesehen werden. Der Euphoriebonus durch die Empfehlung des Gurus ist beinahe komplett abgebaut.
TVC hat das Euphorie-Empfehlungshoch mit anschließender Ernüchterungsdelle schon hinter sich. Gelaufen ist sie seit der Empfehlung insgesamt allerdings untermittelprächtig.
Mit wenigen Ausnahmen ist das ein klar erkennbares Dinesmuster:
Auf die Empfehlung draufspringen, den Kurs hochtreiben, mit xx% verkaufen, die Entwicklung abwarten und zu tieferen Kursen eine Longposition aufbauen. Bei Bay denke ich, ist der Markt in der zuletzt genannten Phase - wobei BAY auch mal substantielle Ergebnisse nachliefern muß.
Ein trauriges Beispiel eines Dines-Hoffnungswertes ist CHX - hochgejubelt und dann nur noch mittelprächtige Ergebnisse.
Wenn Dines dann die ultimative Sell Empfehlung gibt, dann rappelts auch da im Karton - ob fundamental begründet oder nicht, die Gurus und ihre Trittbrettfahrer haben den Einfluss, kurzfristig heftige Kursbewegungen auszulösen.
Dines taugt vor allem etwas als Marktindikator - wenn er das finale Ausstigessignal aus einem Segment gibt, sollte man dringend darauf hören. Die Auswahl der Papiere in seinem Depot ist Geschmacksache. Garantie gibt auch er keine.
Wie gesagt - da kommt BAY derzeit noch ganz gut weg.
Mittelfristig sind (zumindest mir) solche Auf- und Ab's egal. Der finale Hype steht uns noch bevor und der wird die Papiere, die bis dahin überlebt haben, in schwindelerregende Höhen treiben.
Als BAY-Aktionär hoffe ich natürlich das auch in diesem Papier mitmachen zu können.
Zweifel hege ich da nicht dran.
silvervision
Bei BAY eher nicht. Da ist der Kursverlauf eher "normal".
Die Uranwerte werden derzeit etwas verprügelt - u.a. auch unterstützt von Dines, der neuerdings von "gesunder" Konsolidierung im Zusammenhang mit der höheren Marktwahrnehmung (verabschieden alte / einsteigen neue Käufer) redet. Diese Entwicklung wiederum möglicherweise ausgelöst durch den künftigen Futurehandel. Über diesen ist er allerdings "glad".
Er empfiehlt, Limits unter die aktuellen Kurse zu legen - das gibt seinen Abbonenten aber möglicherweise ein konträres Signal, nämlich die aktuellen Gewinne zu sichern.
Welche Marktmacht Dines hat, kann heute sehr schön an RGT gesehen werden. Warum steigt die wohl so? Ob es fundamental begründet ist, wird sich zeigen (ggfs. BM). Schön, wenn man das Potential eines solchen Titels bereits bei 40 Cent erkannt hat. Dines Einstieg erfolgte bei vielen Titeln erst, nachdem er einerseits "ausreichend Sicherheit" für seine Empfehlung hatte aber andererseits den Großteil der bisherigen Gewinne für seine Abbonenten nicht mitgemacht hat (er selbst pflegt sich ja wesentlich früher einzukaufen). Wer just am Empfehlungstag nicht zu Tagestiefstkursen einsteigen konnte, sitzt auch als Dines Abbonent bei manchen Titeln auf Verlusten, wenn er die Position, wie dringend ans Herz gelegt, "eisern" hält. Da klingt das schon teilweise wie Hohn, wenn mit den vielen 1000% von Laramide oder anderen Werbung gemacht wird. Fakt ist, seit zwei Jahren ist das nicht so dolle.
Da sind manche WO - Empfehler weitaus erfolgreicher - mit durchaus seriösen Titeln.
Was passiert, wenn die Euphorie verfliegt kann z.B. derzeit sehr schön bei den Dines Empfehlungen DIT, UPC und MAW gesehen werden. Der Euphoriebonus durch die Empfehlung des Gurus ist beinahe komplett abgebaut.
TVC hat das Euphorie-Empfehlungshoch mit anschließender Ernüchterungsdelle schon hinter sich. Gelaufen ist sie seit der Empfehlung insgesamt allerdings untermittelprächtig.
Mit wenigen Ausnahmen ist das ein klar erkennbares Dinesmuster:
Auf die Empfehlung draufspringen, den Kurs hochtreiben, mit xx% verkaufen, die Entwicklung abwarten und zu tieferen Kursen eine Longposition aufbauen. Bei Bay denke ich, ist der Markt in der zuletzt genannten Phase - wobei BAY auch mal substantielle Ergebnisse nachliefern muß.
Ein trauriges Beispiel eines Dines-Hoffnungswertes ist CHX - hochgejubelt und dann nur noch mittelprächtige Ergebnisse.
Wenn Dines dann die ultimative Sell Empfehlung gibt, dann rappelts auch da im Karton - ob fundamental begründet oder nicht, die Gurus und ihre Trittbrettfahrer haben den Einfluss, kurzfristig heftige Kursbewegungen auszulösen.
Dines taugt vor allem etwas als Marktindikator - wenn er das finale Ausstigessignal aus einem Segment gibt, sollte man dringend darauf hören. Die Auswahl der Papiere in seinem Depot ist Geschmacksache. Garantie gibt auch er keine.
Wie gesagt - da kommt BAY derzeit noch ganz gut weg.
Mittelfristig sind (zumindest mir) solche Auf- und Ab's egal. Der finale Hype steht uns noch bevor und der wird die Papiere, die bis dahin überlebt haben, in schwindelerregende Höhen treiben.
Als BAY-Aktionär hoffe ich natürlich das auch in diesem Papier mitmachen zu können.
Zweifel hege ich da nicht dran.
silvervision
Bayswater starts Labrador surveying
2007-05-03 08:56 ET - News Release
Mr. George Leary reports
BAYSWATER COMMENCES AIRBORNE EM SURVEY IN LABRADOR TO FURTHER EVALUATE URANIUM TARGETS DISCOVERED IN 2006; DRILL TESTING OF UP TO TEN URANIUM TARGETS TO COMMENCE IN JUNE 2007
Bayswater Uranium Corp. has commenced a 5,700-line-kilometre airborne electromagnetic (EM) geophysical survey on a portion of the company's extensive uranium landholdings in the Central mineral belt, Labrador. The area being surveyed covers the central portion of the company's landholdings along the historic part of the district uranium belt. The primary purpose of the survey is to evaluate potential extensions to uranium mineralized conductive zones, such as the Stipec River-Anna Lake trend; and to evaluate the region of the Ghost Lake and other radiometric anomalies that remain unexplained along strike to the southwest of the Michelin deposit and in other priority areas in the southeastern portion of the property.
The survey is being undertaken by Aeroquest Ltd. with a helicopter-borne state-of-the-art system with flight lines at 200-metre intervals. The conductive zones identified by the survey will assist in detailed prospecting this summer in regards to evaluating potential extensions of recently discovered conductive uranium zones and in assessing and identifying potential drill targets.
2007-05-03 08:56 ET - News Release
Mr. George Leary reports
BAYSWATER COMMENCES AIRBORNE EM SURVEY IN LABRADOR TO FURTHER EVALUATE URANIUM TARGETS DISCOVERED IN 2006; DRILL TESTING OF UP TO TEN URANIUM TARGETS TO COMMENCE IN JUNE 2007
Bayswater Uranium Corp. has commenced a 5,700-line-kilometre airborne electromagnetic (EM) geophysical survey on a portion of the company's extensive uranium landholdings in the Central mineral belt, Labrador. The area being surveyed covers the central portion of the company's landholdings along the historic part of the district uranium belt. The primary purpose of the survey is to evaluate potential extensions to uranium mineralized conductive zones, such as the Stipec River-Anna Lake trend; and to evaluate the region of the Ghost Lake and other radiometric anomalies that remain unexplained along strike to the southwest of the Michelin deposit and in other priority areas in the southeastern portion of the property.
The survey is being undertaken by Aeroquest Ltd. with a helicopter-borne state-of-the-art system with flight lines at 200-metre intervals. The conductive zones identified by the survey will assist in detailed prospecting this summer in regards to evaluating potential extensions of recently discovered conductive uranium zones and in assessing and identifying potential drill targets.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
510 Burrard Street, Suite 510
Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3A8
Tel: (604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
NEWS RELEASE
Bayswater Commences Airborne EM Survey in Labrador to Further Evaluate Uranium Targets Discovered in 2006
Drill Testing of up to Ten Uranium Targets to Commence in June 2007
Vancouver, BC, May 3, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) reports that a 5700 line km airborne electromagnetic (EM) geophysical survey has commenced on a portion of the Company’s extensive uranium landholdings in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador. The area being surveyed covers the central portion of the Company’s land holdings along the historic part of the district uranium belt. The primary purpose of the survey is to evaluate potential extensions to uranium mineralized conductive zones, such as the Stipec River-Anna Lake trend; and to evaluate the region of the Ghost Lake and other radiometric anomalies that remain unexplained along strike to the southwest of the Michelin deposit and in other priority areas in the southeastern portion of the property.
The survey is being undertaken by Aeroquest Limited with a helicopter borne state of the art system with flight lines at 200 metre intervals. The conductive zones identified by the survey will assist in detailed prospecting this summer in regards to evaluating potential extensions of recently discovered conductive uranium zones and in assessing and identifying potential drill targets.
Bayswater also reports that it has recently staked an additional 261 claims along the eastern margins of its North and Northwest Blocks in order to cover favorable uranium lake sediment anomalies and geologic target areas. The Company plans on carrying out a radiometric and magnetic survey of all its new ground staked this winter comprising a total 1087 claims in several small blocks around the perimeter of its landholdings. A contract has recently been awarded to Novatem Inc. for this survey to commence in early summer. The survey comprises about 3000 line kms of surveying at 100 metre line spacings.
Bayswater’s uranium land holding in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador now comprises a total of 17,947 claims (4486 sq km) or more than 1.1 million acres. The Company is by far the largest landholder in the district.
A first phase drill testing program comprising 10,000 metres with two drills is planned to commence in June after spring breakup. Drilling will test up to 10 uranium targets including Stipec River, Anna Lake, Dandy, Kanairiktok Bay, Stomach Lake and other uranium prospects and targets discovered in 2006 as previously reported. In addition, the Company is planning an aggressive program of prospecting, sampling and mapping to further evaluate uranium targets of interest, to evaluate numerous 2006 airborne radiometric anomalies requiring further work and to follow-up results of the above announced 2007 EM survey as well as results from newly staked areas to be flown with radiometrics and magnetics this summer. Detailed ground work including line-cutting, soil geochemistry and ground geophysics will also be performed over the highest priority targets identified during the 2006 field program. The Company’s planned 2007 project expenditure for Labrador is about $7.0 million including up to 20,000 metres of drilling.
The Company has received permitting for a significant portion of its 2007 exploration activities to be carried out in Labrador. All necessary exploration permits required by the Provincial and Nunatsiavut Governments are anticipated to be finalized prior to program startup in early June.
The Company’s exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George Leary is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950’s. With further exploration in the 1960’s and 1970’s and rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX: SCH). Currently the Michelin and Jacques Lake uranium deposits are being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX: AXU) which in mid February, 2007 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated combined resource of 57.9 million pounds U3O8 plus an additional combined inferred resource of 38.0 million pounds U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.07 to 0.10% U3O8 to a depth at Michelin of approximately 750 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX-V: CXX) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 pounds U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,400 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About Bayswater’s Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater’s key projects with 4486 sq km (over 1.1 million acres) of contiguous land along and adjacent to the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling at the Michelin and Jacques Lake deposits by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora, Silver Spruce (TSX-V: SSE)/Universal Uranium (TSX-V: UUL) and others working in the district. The Company’s land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several 2006 discovered mineralized zones, many of which are at the drill stage, and a large number of radiometric anomalies requiring further follow-up occur within the Company’s land holdings. An aggressive $7.0 million exploration program, including up to 20,000 metres of drilling, is planned on the Company’s landholdings in 2007. Bayswater Uranium Corp. is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
510 Burrard Street, Suite 510
Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3A8
Tel: (604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
NEWS RELEASE
Bayswater Commences Airborne EM Survey in Labrador to Further Evaluate Uranium Targets Discovered in 2006
Drill Testing of up to Ten Uranium Targets to Commence in June 2007
Vancouver, BC, May 3, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) reports that a 5700 line km airborne electromagnetic (EM) geophysical survey has commenced on a portion of the Company’s extensive uranium landholdings in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador. The area being surveyed covers the central portion of the Company’s land holdings along the historic part of the district uranium belt. The primary purpose of the survey is to evaluate potential extensions to uranium mineralized conductive zones, such as the Stipec River-Anna Lake trend; and to evaluate the region of the Ghost Lake and other radiometric anomalies that remain unexplained along strike to the southwest of the Michelin deposit and in other priority areas in the southeastern portion of the property.
The survey is being undertaken by Aeroquest Limited with a helicopter borne state of the art system with flight lines at 200 metre intervals. The conductive zones identified by the survey will assist in detailed prospecting this summer in regards to evaluating potential extensions of recently discovered conductive uranium zones and in assessing and identifying potential drill targets.
Bayswater also reports that it has recently staked an additional 261 claims along the eastern margins of its North and Northwest Blocks in order to cover favorable uranium lake sediment anomalies and geologic target areas. The Company plans on carrying out a radiometric and magnetic survey of all its new ground staked this winter comprising a total 1087 claims in several small blocks around the perimeter of its landholdings. A contract has recently been awarded to Novatem Inc. for this survey to commence in early summer. The survey comprises about 3000 line kms of surveying at 100 metre line spacings.
Bayswater’s uranium land holding in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador now comprises a total of 17,947 claims (4486 sq km) or more than 1.1 million acres. The Company is by far the largest landholder in the district.
A first phase drill testing program comprising 10,000 metres with two drills is planned to commence in June after spring breakup. Drilling will test up to 10 uranium targets including Stipec River, Anna Lake, Dandy, Kanairiktok Bay, Stomach Lake and other uranium prospects and targets discovered in 2006 as previously reported. In addition, the Company is planning an aggressive program of prospecting, sampling and mapping to further evaluate uranium targets of interest, to evaluate numerous 2006 airborne radiometric anomalies requiring further work and to follow-up results of the above announced 2007 EM survey as well as results from newly staked areas to be flown with radiometrics and magnetics this summer. Detailed ground work including line-cutting, soil geochemistry and ground geophysics will also be performed over the highest priority targets identified during the 2006 field program. The Company’s planned 2007 project expenditure for Labrador is about $7.0 million including up to 20,000 metres of drilling.
The Company has received permitting for a significant portion of its 2007 exploration activities to be carried out in Labrador. All necessary exploration permits required by the Provincial and Nunatsiavut Governments are anticipated to be finalized prior to program startup in early June.
The Company’s exploration activities are conducted under the supervision of George M. Leary, M.Sc. P. Eng. (BC), President of the Company, and Victor Tanaka, B.Sc. P.Geo.(B.C.), Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Both are qualified persons under NI 43-101. George Leary is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release.
About the Labrador Central Mineral Belt
The Central Mineral Belt (CMB) of Labrador, Canada, located approximately 135 kilometres north of Goose Bay, has a long history of uranium and base metals exploration. Uranium was first discovered in the belt in the 1950’s. With further exploration in the 1960’s and 1970’s and rising uranium prices, exploration in the CMB increased significantly and several uranium deposits were discovered including the Kitts, Michelin, Inda, Nash, Rainbow and Moran Lake deposits by Brinco. The Moran Lake deposits were later drilled by Shell Canada Ltd. (TSX: SCH). Currently the Michelin and Jacques Lake uranium deposits are being developed by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. (TSX: AXU) which in mid February, 2007 announced a NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated combined resource of 57.9 million pounds U3O8 plus an additional combined inferred resource of 38.0 million pounds U3O8 all at an average grade of 0.07 to 0.10% U3O8 to a depth at Michelin of approximately 750 metres. Crosshair Exploration and Mining (TSX-V: CXX) is exploring the Moran Lake deposit with an initial NI 43-101 compliant inferred resource of 688,000 pounds U3O8 at a grade of 0.25% U3O8 in the Upper C Zone. Bayswater Uranium is the largest landholder in the CMB with over 4,400 sq km. Aurora controls about 800 sq km and Crosshair approximately 640 sq km.
About Bayswater’s Labrador Central Mineral Belt Uranium Project
The Labrador Uranium Project is one of Bayswater’s key projects with 4486 sq km (over 1.1 million acres) of contiguous land along and adjacent to the historic Labrador Central Mineral Belt uranium district highlighted by resource drilling at the Michelin and Jacques Lake deposits by Aurora Energy Resources Inc. and on the Moran Lake deposit by Crosshair Exploration & Mining Corp.; and, by exploration drilling of major prospects by Aurora, Silver Spruce (TSX-V: SSE)/Universal Uranium (TSX-V: UUL) and others working in the district. The Company’s land holdings have potential for Olympic Dam and Rossing type uranium deposits. Several 2006 discovered mineralized zones, many of which are at the drill stage, and a large number of radiometric anomalies requiring further follow-up occur within the Company’s land holdings. An aggressive $7.0 million exploration program, including up to 20,000 metres of drilling, is planned on the Company’s landholdings in 2007. Bayswater Uranium Corp. is by far the largest landholder in this important uranium district.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the experience of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.103.677 von silvervision am 02.05.07 22:11:15Danke des Guten Beitrages. Ich sehe die Entwicklung genau wie Du, ich denke jedoch der große Sprung der Explorer wird früher kommen als wir erwarten. Den die Merger zeichnen sich schon ab und die Explorer die durchgehalten haben sind perfekte Kandidaten. Daher hoffe ich das Bay ende Juli wieder die Zocker ins Boot holt denn so schlecht wie sie hier gemacht werden sind diese gar nicht. Denn Zocker springen wenn sie Ihre Chance sehen und die ist bei Bay unverkennbar. Außerdem bringen sie auch Geld mit. Also welcome to reality Baby, BAY so hoffe ich wird einer der großen Gewinner werden. Denn die Informationen sind mehr als Vielversprechend.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
D.R.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
D.R.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.129.845 von Hollywuts am 04.05.07 12:11:29Hi!
Ich halte jede timeline in der Wertpapierwelt für richtig. Ich habe nen Bericht im Kopf, der den Alltag eines dt. Devisenhändlers beschreibt. Der Mann handelt mit hunderten Millionen und ist äußerst erfolgreich. Woher der Erfolg kommt und wo die eigentliche "Wertschöpfung" generiert wird, das wissen nur die Götter (und die sind meist besoffen).
Zu BAY:
Ich zB bin kein typische Momentumtrader, was nicht heißt, dass wenn nach gut News n Papier überreagiert, ich nicht nausspring um später wieder neizuspringen. Aber prinzipiell hänge ich meine Risikostrategie an milestones. Bei BAY ist das nicht die Landerweiterung, die Aquisitionen oder sogar die air-surveys, bei BAY ist es bei mir das Ergebnis der ersten Bohrstaffel. Das wird noch einige Zeit auf sich warten lassen, aber wenn es kommt, liegen die Chancen auf nen sehr schönen Wertzuwachs sehr gut.
Auf das spekuliere ich momentan, und sonst auf nichts. Natürlich habe ich nichts dagegen, wenn Dines für n positives Sentiment sorgt!
CT ansich ist in der ggw. Situation absolut uninteressant (so wie auch die Umsätze bei uns; ich schaue mir bei Ventures viel mehr den moneyflow an, als den Kurs himself).
Gruß!
Ich halte jede timeline in der Wertpapierwelt für richtig. Ich habe nen Bericht im Kopf, der den Alltag eines dt. Devisenhändlers beschreibt. Der Mann handelt mit hunderten Millionen und ist äußerst erfolgreich. Woher der Erfolg kommt und wo die eigentliche "Wertschöpfung" generiert wird, das wissen nur die Götter (und die sind meist besoffen).
Zu BAY:
Ich zB bin kein typische Momentumtrader, was nicht heißt, dass wenn nach gut News n Papier überreagiert, ich nicht nausspring um später wieder neizuspringen. Aber prinzipiell hänge ich meine Risikostrategie an milestones. Bei BAY ist das nicht die Landerweiterung, die Aquisitionen oder sogar die air-surveys, bei BAY ist es bei mir das Ergebnis der ersten Bohrstaffel. Das wird noch einige Zeit auf sich warten lassen, aber wenn es kommt, liegen die Chancen auf nen sehr schönen Wertzuwachs sehr gut.
Auf das spekuliere ich momentan, und sonst auf nichts. Natürlich habe ich nichts dagegen, wenn Dines für n positives Sentiment sorgt!
CT ansich ist in der ggw. Situation absolut uninteressant (so wie auch die Umsätze bei uns; ich schaue mir bei Ventures viel mehr den moneyflow an, als den Kurs himself).
Gruß!
1,65 cad
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP.
510 Burrard Street, Suite 510
Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3A8
Tel: (604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
INVESTOR ADVSORY
Bayswater on James Dines’ Uranium Picks Panel
Vancouver, BC, May 7, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) advises that Company President, George Leary, will be a participant in Mr. James Dines’ Uranium Picks panel at next week’s (May 14-15th) New York Hard Assets Investment Conference.
Moderated by Mr. James Dines, the uranium session will be a Q&A format featuring four uranium companies selected to participate by Mr. Dines. http://www.iiconf.com/pebble.asp?relid=55972. The Uranium Picks Panel will be held on Tuesday, May 15th at noon.
The New York Hard Assets Investment Conference is being held at the New York Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square. The annual two-day forum features some of the resource industries’ leading mineral exploration companies, as well as top analysts and market commentators.
Bayswater will be an exhibitor during the conference at booth number 105 http://conferences.iiconf.com/expocadiic/shows/nyha07/start.… and invites shareholders and investors to come by to learn about the Company's exploration programs and activities.
For further information about the conference visit http://www.iiconf.com/pebble.asp?relid=920.
Investor contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Tel: (604) 687-2153
510 Burrard Street, Suite 510
Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3A8
Tel: (604) 687-2153
www.bayswateruranium.com
INVESTOR ADVSORY
Bayswater on James Dines’ Uranium Picks Panel
Vancouver, BC, May 7, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) advises that Company President, George Leary, will be a participant in Mr. James Dines’ Uranium Picks panel at next week’s (May 14-15th) New York Hard Assets Investment Conference.
Moderated by Mr. James Dines, the uranium session will be a Q&A format featuring four uranium companies selected to participate by Mr. Dines. http://www.iiconf.com/pebble.asp?relid=55972. The Uranium Picks Panel will be held on Tuesday, May 15th at noon.
The New York Hard Assets Investment Conference is being held at the New York Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square. The annual two-day forum features some of the resource industries’ leading mineral exploration companies, as well as top analysts and market commentators.
Bayswater will be an exhibitor during the conference at booth number 105 http://conferences.iiconf.com/expocadiic/shows/nyha07/start.… and invites shareholders and investors to come by to learn about the Company's exploration programs and activities.
For further information about the conference visit http://www.iiconf.com/pebble.asp?relid=920.
Investor contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Tel: (604) 687-2153
Bayswater reviews due diligence for Kilgore merger
2007-05-08 07:44 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-KAU) Kilgore Minerals Ltd
Mr. George Leary of Bayswater reports
BAYSWATER PROVIDES UPDATE ON KILGORE MERGER
Bayswater Uranium Corp.'s due diligence review is almost complete with respect to the proposed merger with Kilgore Minerals Ltd. Following the expected satisfactory due diligence, including an independent fairness opinion, tax review, land title report and viability report on uranium exploration, development and mining in certain states in the United States all of which are completed or nearing completion, and signing of a definitive arrangement agreement, an information circular detailing the transaction will be sent to shareholders of both Bayswater and Kilgore for approval. The transaction is also subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. Closing of the transaction is anticipated to occur in July, 2007.
In conjunction with the company's review of Kilgore's uranium projects, Kilgore is proceeding with preparation of an independent National Instrument 43-101 technical report on all of Kilgore's uranium properties in Montana and Wyoming in order to document historical resources as stated in a joint news release with Kilgore (see news issued in Stockwatch) dated March 19, 2007. This technical report will also recommend an initial program for advancing the project. Some of the historical resources-particularly those deposits in Nevada and Montana, offer short-term production potential which the company intends to fast track to feasibility as soon as possible
2007-05-08 07:44 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-KAU) Kilgore Minerals Ltd
Mr. George Leary of Bayswater reports
BAYSWATER PROVIDES UPDATE ON KILGORE MERGER
Bayswater Uranium Corp.'s due diligence review is almost complete with respect to the proposed merger with Kilgore Minerals Ltd. Following the expected satisfactory due diligence, including an independent fairness opinion, tax review, land title report and viability report on uranium exploration, development and mining in certain states in the United States all of which are completed or nearing completion, and signing of a definitive arrangement agreement, an information circular detailing the transaction will be sent to shareholders of both Bayswater and Kilgore for approval. The transaction is also subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. Closing of the transaction is anticipated to occur in July, 2007.
In conjunction with the company's review of Kilgore's uranium projects, Kilgore is proceeding with preparation of an independent National Instrument 43-101 technical report on all of Kilgore's uranium properties in Montana and Wyoming in order to document historical resources as stated in a joint news release with Kilgore (see news issued in Stockwatch) dated March 19, 2007. This technical report will also recommend an initial program for advancing the project. Some of the historical resources-particularly those deposits in Nevada and Montana, offer short-term production potential which the company intends to fast track to feasibility as soon as possible
Was nunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, wie gehts weiter???????????????
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.238.670 von Cap300 am 09.05.07 19:53:08Das frag ich mich auch.Der Uranpreis kennt nur eine Richtung und geht durch die Decke und Bayswater steht wieder da,wo sie schon vor Monaten stand.Der steigende Uranpreis hat überhaupt keine positive Hebelwirkung auf den Aktienkurs.Bei dem fortlaufend steigenden Uranpreis müßten doch auch mehr Anleger auf Uranexplorer aufmerksam werden,die bisher noch nie in Uranwerten investiert waren.Doch anstatt Kapital in den Markt zu pumpen,wird es abgezogen.
Ich kann mir gut vorstellen dass wir die Sommermonate mit Bayswater rumdümpeln werden,so zwischen 1,50 und 2 kan.Dollar.
Spätestens im Oktober oder November sollte die Aktie wieder Fahrt nach oben aufnehmen.
Gruß
bastmt
Ich kann mir gut vorstellen dass wir die Sommermonate mit Bayswater rumdümpeln werden,so zwischen 1,50 und 2 kan.Dollar.
Spätestens im Oktober oder November sollte die Aktie wieder Fahrt nach oben aufnehmen.
Gruß
bastmt
Es scheint das die angesetzte Fusion von den Aktionären nicht positiv aufgenommen
Was wollen die großen Zocker denn noch - jetzt haben sie BAY unter Kilgore geprügelt, nun sollte langsam Schluß sein. Wo man hinschaut in diesen Märkten, wird zweifelhaft agiert. Wenn in Papieren wie BAY keine begründete Fantasie mehr enthalten ist, tut man gut daran, diese Spielzeuge den Manipulanten zu überlassen. Glauben kann man in diesem Metier ohnehin niemanden. Einfach scheußlich!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.278.230 von close_the_gap am 12.05.07 01:29:46... übrigens, unter $ 1.25 verlassen wir die lange Unterstützung. Das wäre äußerst schlecht für die psychologischen Momente. Hoffen mers, dat es nicht soweit kommt. Viel Platz haben wir nicht mehr
Ich sehe es exakt so, wie ihr es hier formuliert habt.
mein SChluss ist allerdings, dass der Kurs sich der Lage anpassen wird uns muss:
Bayswater ist aus meiner Sicht unter den "mittelfernen" Produzenten eindeutig die Nummer eins:
- Mega ist viel zu teuer
- Strathmore kommt nach Aussagen des CEo erst 2012 ins Spiel
- Western Pros und Khan sind lediglich in der unsicheren Mongolei
etc.
Ich habe deshalb gestern weiter Bayswater gekauft.
Ich werde bei weitere fallenden Kursen weiter kaufen.
Ich bin ja nun bei Leibe kein Pusher: Wie gesagt: ICh kann eure Argumente nachvollziehen.
Aber WENN man an die Uranstory glaubt, dann MUSS man Bayswater kaufen.
ICH GLAUBE an die Fundamentalen Fakten.
Un dich GLAUBE an mein Wissen.
Dashalb MUSS ich mich so verhalten.
panem
mein SChluss ist allerdings, dass der Kurs sich der Lage anpassen wird uns muss:
Bayswater ist aus meiner Sicht unter den "mittelfernen" Produzenten eindeutig die Nummer eins:
- Mega ist viel zu teuer
- Strathmore kommt nach Aussagen des CEo erst 2012 ins Spiel
- Western Pros und Khan sind lediglich in der unsicheren Mongolei
etc.
Ich habe deshalb gestern weiter Bayswater gekauft.
Ich werde bei weitere fallenden Kursen weiter kaufen.
Ich bin ja nun bei Leibe kein Pusher: Wie gesagt: ICh kann eure Argumente nachvollziehen.
Aber WENN man an die Uranstory glaubt, dann MUSS man Bayswater kaufen.
ICH GLAUBE an die Fundamentalen Fakten.
Un dich GLAUBE an mein Wissen.
Dashalb MUSS ich mich so verhalten.
panem
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.278.711 von Panem am 12.05.07 09:30:45Hi Brot,
"mittelferner Produzent" ist imo sehr gewagt. Ich halte BAY für nen Topp-Explorer. Bin schon zufrieden, wenn die allerersten Drills passten. Bis jetzt haben wir nur air-surveys.
Gruß!
"mittelferner Produzent" ist imo sehr gewagt. Ich halte BAY für nen Topp-Explorer. Bin schon zufrieden, wenn die allerersten Drills passten. Bis jetzt haben wir nur air-surveys.
Gruß!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.279.277 von close_the_gap am 12.05.07 11:05:54Das mit den Drills könnte auch noch weiter dauern...
nachfolgender Sachverhalt könnte auch der Grund für die aktuelle Schwäche sein.
silvervision
Miners are stunned and environmentalists cheering over a northern regulator's recommendation that a uranium exploration project be denied because it threatens the spiritual and cultural well-being of the area's Dene people.
The Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board says Ur-Energy's (TSX:URE) plan to drill up to 20 holes near the Thelon River should not proceed under any circumstances.
"Although the proposed development is physically small, the potential cultural impacts are not," says the board in a written decision.
It is only the second time in the board's history that it has dismissed a project outright.
It's now up to federal Indian Affairs Minister Jim Prentice to decide whether to accept the recommendation, which throws doubt on the future of hundreds of mineral leases and claims in a vast area of the Northwest Territories.
"It's a major concern if you can't run a minimal-impact exploration program," Mike Vaydik of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Chamber of Mines said Wednesday.
"Mineral exploration in the southeast part of the N.W.T. is basically stopped."
Monte Hummel of the World Wildlife Fund agreed.
"This stands to have a serious impact on not just this project," he said. "That's what the people who live there want."
Ur-Energy described the decision as a delay.
In a release, company president Bob Boberg said Ur-Energy is disappointed with the review board's recommendation and "will continue to pursue any and all approaches that will allow us to advance exploration."
Boberg said Ur-Energy would discuss the recommendation with Prentice.
The Thelon Basin is considered one of the earth's last pristine wildernesses.
During hearings on the project, one ecotourism outfitter said he'd spotted six grizzlies, 12 moose, 20 wolves, 100 muskox and 100,000 caribou on a single trip.
Residents from the community of Lutsel K'e described the area as "the place where God began" and "the heart and soul of the Dene."
"(The) Thelon River is Thaydene Nene. Thaydene Nene is our ancestors," elder Bernadette Lockheart said in her testimony.
Even a single exploration camp is too much for such hallowed ground, testified 13-year-old Michael Lafferty.
"If you do find uranium, you'll try to get it, right?" he asked. "It's better just not to check. Just leave it there."
The area drained by the Thelon River, which flows from the N.W.T. into Nunavut, has been the subject of an intense staking rush in recent years.
At least 40 companies are prodding the tundra for uranium after prices for the silvery metal grew from $7 a pound a few years ago to over $100 now. They have registered hundreds of prospecting permits, claims and mineral leases - 1,000 such dispositions on the N.W.T. side alone.
Nunavut has identified 405 prospecting permits that may conflict with ecological values. Some permits overlap proposed conservation areas or territorial parks.
The area is also subject to an agreement between Ottawa and the Akaitcho Dene not to make any decisions on the land for five years pending a land-claim settlement. That interim land withdrawal is currently awaiting cabinet approval.
As well, part of the region has been singled out by Environment Minister John Baird for the creation of East Arm National Park near the east arm of Great Slave Lake.
Earlier this week, Lutsel K'e Chief Adeline Jonasson sent an open letter to all resource companies saying they shouldn't bother asking about development on the Thelon because the Dene aren't interested.
"We are in complete opposition to having a mine in the Thelon area, and therefore will not support even the initial stages of such a possibility," she wrote.
The board says Canada's mining regulations contribute to the problem by allowing prospectors to stake claims before consulting area aboriginals, and then giving those claims precedence in any subsequent land talks.
As the quickening pace of northern industrial development runs head-on into land claims and environmental concerns, it's time the federal government dealt with tough land-use questions, said Hummel.
"As you delay more and more, mineral permits of one kind or another are being issued," he said. "It's fragmenting and reducing the area the (Dene) said they wanted to protect."
nachfolgender Sachverhalt könnte auch der Grund für die aktuelle Schwäche sein.
silvervision
Miners are stunned and environmentalists cheering over a northern regulator's recommendation that a uranium exploration project be denied because it threatens the spiritual and cultural well-being of the area's Dene people.
The Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board says Ur-Energy's (TSX:URE) plan to drill up to 20 holes near the Thelon River should not proceed under any circumstances.
"Although the proposed development is physically small, the potential cultural impacts are not," says the board in a written decision.
It is only the second time in the board's history that it has dismissed a project outright.
It's now up to federal Indian Affairs Minister Jim Prentice to decide whether to accept the recommendation, which throws doubt on the future of hundreds of mineral leases and claims in a vast area of the Northwest Territories.
"It's a major concern if you can't run a minimal-impact exploration program," Mike Vaydik of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Chamber of Mines said Wednesday.
"Mineral exploration in the southeast part of the N.W.T. is basically stopped."
Monte Hummel of the World Wildlife Fund agreed.
"This stands to have a serious impact on not just this project," he said. "That's what the people who live there want."
Ur-Energy described the decision as a delay.
In a release, company president Bob Boberg said Ur-Energy is disappointed with the review board's recommendation and "will continue to pursue any and all approaches that will allow us to advance exploration."
Boberg said Ur-Energy would discuss the recommendation with Prentice.
The Thelon Basin is considered one of the earth's last pristine wildernesses.
During hearings on the project, one ecotourism outfitter said he'd spotted six grizzlies, 12 moose, 20 wolves, 100 muskox and 100,000 caribou on a single trip.
Residents from the community of Lutsel K'e described the area as "the place where God began" and "the heart and soul of the Dene."
"(The) Thelon River is Thaydene Nene. Thaydene Nene is our ancestors," elder Bernadette Lockheart said in her testimony.
Even a single exploration camp is too much for such hallowed ground, testified 13-year-old Michael Lafferty.
"If you do find uranium, you'll try to get it, right?" he asked. "It's better just not to check. Just leave it there."
The area drained by the Thelon River, which flows from the N.W.T. into Nunavut, has been the subject of an intense staking rush in recent years.
At least 40 companies are prodding the tundra for uranium after prices for the silvery metal grew from $7 a pound a few years ago to over $100 now. They have registered hundreds of prospecting permits, claims and mineral leases - 1,000 such dispositions on the N.W.T. side alone.
Nunavut has identified 405 prospecting permits that may conflict with ecological values. Some permits overlap proposed conservation areas or territorial parks.
The area is also subject to an agreement between Ottawa and the Akaitcho Dene not to make any decisions on the land for five years pending a land-claim settlement. That interim land withdrawal is currently awaiting cabinet approval.
As well, part of the region has been singled out by Environment Minister John Baird for the creation of East Arm National Park near the east arm of Great Slave Lake.
Earlier this week, Lutsel K'e Chief Adeline Jonasson sent an open letter to all resource companies saying they shouldn't bother asking about development on the Thelon because the Dene aren't interested.
"We are in complete opposition to having a mine in the Thelon area, and therefore will not support even the initial stages of such a possibility," she wrote.
The board says Canada's mining regulations contribute to the problem by allowing prospectors to stake claims before consulting area aboriginals, and then giving those claims precedence in any subsequent land talks.
As the quickening pace of northern industrial development runs head-on into land claims and environmental concerns, it's time the federal government dealt with tough land-use questions, said Hummel.
"As you delay more and more, mineral permits of one kind or another are being issued," he said. "It's fragmenting and reducing the area the (Dene) said they wanted to protect."
... ich kenne kein Uran-Bergbauprojekt, das Umweltschützern und sonstige Aktivisten nicht versuchen, zu verhindern. Das Argument mit dem "heiligen Land" ist relativ schwach, stark ist hingegen, welche behördliche Auflagen den eventuellen Genehmigungen auferlegt werden.
Leider gehen wir mir großer Stückzahl in den Keller
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.306.073 von close_the_gap am 14.05.07 18:46:59siehe #3356
ja, das Ding ist nicht mehr lustig zur Zeit und es läuft auch noch Gefahr, jegliche charttechnische Orientierung zu verlieren...
Im Moment sollte man sehr zurückhaltend sein bei BAY, ob es vom Kursverlauf gerechtfertigt ist oder nicht...
Im Moment sollte man sehr zurückhaltend sein bei BAY, ob es vom Kursverlauf gerechtfertigt ist oder nicht...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.310.273 von deutschlandfunk am 14.05.07 21:08:29Gut, wenn die Zeit bis zur Rente noch lang ist (wie es jemand vor einiger Zeit empfahl). Natürlich ärgert mich, dass ich nicht > € 1,- ausgestiegen bin. Wer konnte das auch ahnen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.312.536 von fwinter61 am 14.05.07 22:21:34ja, ärgerlich... allerdings schwächeln die Uran-Werte jetzt schon seit einiger Zeit im Kollektiv... von daher nicht vollkommen überraschend...
Schluß auf Tagestief bei 1,26 CAD = 0,84 €...
echt finster !
Noch einen schwachen Tag wie heute und charttechnisch ist da so gut wie keine Unterstützung mehr da...
Sicherheitsleine reißen oder Sturzhelm enger schnallen ist da wohl die Wahl für alle noch Verbliebenen !
Schluß auf Tagestief bei 1,26 CAD = 0,84 €...
echt finster !
Noch einen schwachen Tag wie heute und charttechnisch ist da so gut wie keine Unterstützung mehr da...
Sicherheitsleine reißen oder Sturzhelm enger schnallen ist da wohl die Wahl für alle noch Verbliebenen !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.312.775 von deutschlandfunk am 14.05.07 22:29:07" ... schwächeln die Uran-Werte jetzt schon seit einiger Zeit im Kollektiv ...".
Warum wohl? Hat jemand logische Gründe? Oder ist es einfach nach dem starken Anstieg normal?
CAN Chart schaut ja nicht unbedingt so aus, dass es sich gleich beruhigt.
So nahe an meinem EK zu verkaufen, wo andere wieder stark einkaufen - wäre typisches Lemmingverhalten. Andererseits Verlustbegrenzung?
Warum wohl? Hat jemand logische Gründe? Oder ist es einfach nach dem starken Anstieg normal?
CAN Chart schaut ja nicht unbedingt so aus, dass es sich gleich beruhigt.
So nahe an meinem EK zu verkaufen, wo andere wieder stark einkaufen - wäre typisches Lemmingverhalten. Andererseits Verlustbegrenzung?
ich werde mal ein Abstauberlimit auf ATL setzen, schließlich haben wir Mai und ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass sich die Kurse genau heute beruhigen, nur weil ich kaufen würde...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.318.445 von fwinter61 am 15.05.07 08:23:39Deine Überlegungen sind für mich unschlüssig! Wenn du jetzt bei deinem EK bist und an einen VK denkst, ist das imo völlig falsch. Entweder du bist ein midterm-Investierter, dann hättest du schon zw. 2-1.8 CAD verkaufen müssen, oder du bist n Longie und müsstest jetzt eigentlich über nen Kauf nachdenken. Daytrader können seit Tagen ohnehin nur shorten. Auf alle Fälle funktionierst du komplett anders wie ich - macht aber nichts, jeder wie es ihm beliebt!
Gruß!
Gruß!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.318.707 von megane26 am 15.05.07 08:48:32Versteh dich auch nicht! In den downmove hinein zu investieren hat nur bei nem Einstieg Sinn. Als voll Investierter tauche ich durch.
Kannst du sagen wo das Ende ist - dann könnte ich dich eventuell verstehen.
Interessant, dass bei drei sequentiellen Postings drei komplett unterschiedliche Strategien zu erkennen sind. Börse hat viele Facetten - macht doch noch Spaß, auch wenn es sonst dzt. wenig Grund zur Freude gibt!
Gruß!
Kannst du sagen wo das Ende ist - dann könnte ich dich eventuell verstehen.
Interessant, dass bei drei sequentiellen Postings drei komplett unterschiedliche Strategien zu erkennen sind. Börse hat viele Facetten - macht doch noch Spaß, auch wenn es sonst dzt. wenig Grund zur Freude gibt!
Gruß!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.319.431 von close_the_gap am 15.05.07 09:32:10jeder sollte seine eigene Strategie haben. Ich kaufe fundamental gute Aktien, wenn sie keiner haben will. Schaut mal zu wie schnell Bayswater fällt, wenn es unter 0,80€ geht. Liegt aber derzeit nicht an der Aktie, sondern am Segment. Alle Uranaktien haben bis ATH ca. 50-100% Luft. Wenn die Sache wieder dreht, kann man mit Bayswater schnelles Geld verdienen, da gewisse Trend immer mehrere Tage (siehe auch Chart bei Bayswater) anhalten.
Das letzte mal hatte ich bei 1,25€ verkauft (zwar zu früh, aber im Vergleich zu jetzt sehr gut)
Das letzte mal hatte ich bei 1,25€ verkauft (zwar zu früh, aber im Vergleich zu jetzt sehr gut)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.319.371 von close_the_gap am 15.05.07 09:28:38"Verlustbegrenzung" nennt man das!
Stopp-Loss setzt man ... na wo?
Wenn man wüßte oder ahnte, wie weit es runter geht, würde man natürlich früher verkaufen. Um dann unten wieder einzukaufen.
Aber was wissen wir, was heute noch kommt? Oder gar nächste Woche?
Ich habe schon eine Menge durchgetaucht (bisher zu einem Teil erfolgreich, d.h. mit Gewinn herausgegangen bin), weil ich natürlich auch nicht unbedingt Verluste realisieren will und den Wiederanstieg versäumen will.
Stopp-Loss setzt man ... na wo?
Wenn man wüßte oder ahnte, wie weit es runter geht, würde man natürlich früher verkaufen. Um dann unten wieder einzukaufen.
Aber was wissen wir, was heute noch kommt? Oder gar nächste Woche?
Ich habe schon eine Menge durchgetaucht (bisher zu einem Teil erfolgreich, d.h. mit Gewinn herausgegangen bin), weil ich natürlich auch nicht unbedingt Verluste realisieren will und den Wiederanstieg versäumen will.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.320.025 von fwinter61 am 15.05.07 10:01:29... SL setzt man irgendwo hinter den aktuellen Kurs. Wenn du in diesem Bereich deinen EK hast UND ggw. an einen VK denkst, hast du imo nen Fehler gemacht - macht aber nichts, denn jeder handelt wie er will.
Ich bekam vor einigen Tagen n Alert, habe mir überlegt was ich will und .....
..... habe nicht verkauft.
Das deshalb, weil mein Milestone die Veröffentlichung der ersten Drills nach den Site-surveys ist und wenn der von ner Sekunde auf die andere kommt, sehen wir ne nette Stufe, die den ggw. downmove mehr als wett macht - imo!
Las vor vielen Monaten mal was, dass "Bodentruppen" zu den auffälligsten Anomalien geschickt wurden. Selbst wenn die im A.+Th.Becken zu fuß gegangen sind, müsste bald mal was kommen.
Richtig ist, dass der Gesamtmarkt schwächelt, richtig ist, dass die Behördenauflagen auch in der Einöde schwer zu bekommen sind, richtig ist, dass Umwelt- und sonstige Alktivisten mit U3O8 keine Freude haben, richtig ist, dass man viel Wasser braucht und es nicht konterminieren darf usw., richtig ist aber auch, dass die Gebiete zu den besten der Welt gehören, die Gebiete riesig sind, der Bedarf über Jahre gegeben sein wird, die Dinesjünger von ihm deshalb so überzeugt sind, weil er gut recherchiert und er Spitzenkontakte hat/pflegt ....
.... und all das macht mich a la long zuversichtlich.
Nicht so gerne führe ich die Lemmingphrase an "die Großen sammeln, denn irgendwer muß die ins bid geworfenen Stücke ja aufnehmen", aber ich habe nicht nur einmal gesehen, dass Große die lange Dauer bis zur Veröffentlichung irgendwelcher Zwischenergebnisse gerne "gür sich nützen". Die machen es nämlich immer verkehrt rum wie die Kleinanleger, nämlich kaufen, wenn die Stücke keiner mag, und wenn jeder welche will, dann kaufen wir von ihnen. Die großen haben allerdings den Infovorsprung und wir ...
... sind immer die Blöden (wenn wir nicht ein wenig recherchieren bzw. Geduld aufbringen). Wir sind übrigens noch sehr weit entfernt vom Niveau vor dem Dines-Push!
Ich bekam vor einigen Tagen n Alert, habe mir überlegt was ich will und .....
..... habe nicht verkauft.
Das deshalb, weil mein Milestone die Veröffentlichung der ersten Drills nach den Site-surveys ist und wenn der von ner Sekunde auf die andere kommt, sehen wir ne nette Stufe, die den ggw. downmove mehr als wett macht - imo!
Las vor vielen Monaten mal was, dass "Bodentruppen" zu den auffälligsten Anomalien geschickt wurden. Selbst wenn die im A.+Th.Becken zu fuß gegangen sind, müsste bald mal was kommen.
Richtig ist, dass der Gesamtmarkt schwächelt, richtig ist, dass die Behördenauflagen auch in der Einöde schwer zu bekommen sind, richtig ist, dass Umwelt- und sonstige Alktivisten mit U3O8 keine Freude haben, richtig ist, dass man viel Wasser braucht und es nicht konterminieren darf usw., richtig ist aber auch, dass die Gebiete zu den besten der Welt gehören, die Gebiete riesig sind, der Bedarf über Jahre gegeben sein wird, die Dinesjünger von ihm deshalb so überzeugt sind, weil er gut recherchiert und er Spitzenkontakte hat/pflegt ....
.... und all das macht mich a la long zuversichtlich.
Nicht so gerne führe ich die Lemmingphrase an "die Großen sammeln, denn irgendwer muß die ins bid geworfenen Stücke ja aufnehmen", aber ich habe nicht nur einmal gesehen, dass Große die lange Dauer bis zur Veröffentlichung irgendwelcher Zwischenergebnisse gerne "gür sich nützen". Die machen es nämlich immer verkehrt rum wie die Kleinanleger, nämlich kaufen, wenn die Stücke keiner mag, und wenn jeder welche will, dann kaufen wir von ihnen. Die großen haben allerdings den Infovorsprung und wir ...
... sind immer die Blöden (wenn wir nicht ein wenig recherchieren bzw. Geduld aufbringen). Wir sind übrigens noch sehr weit entfernt vom Niveau vor dem Dines-Push!
lieber noch abwarten?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.321.107 von close_the_gap am 15.05.07 10:55:57Ja, ja ich weiß - im Nachhinein ist ja alles klar erkennbar.
Vorletzte Woche dachte ich auch an Nachkauf. Solange man im Plus ist, stockt man einfacher auf.
Das Problem ist immer, ob man "in das fallende Messer greift". Oder ob es nur eine vorübergehende Schwäche ist.
Vorletzte Woche dachte ich auch an Nachkauf. Solange man im Plus ist, stockt man einfacher auf.
Das Problem ist immer, ob man "in das fallende Messer greift". Oder ob es nur eine vorübergehende Schwäche ist.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.322.409 von fwinter61 am 15.05.07 12:03:47Wir werden schon (wieder) gewinnen - dürfen halt im Moment nicht unsere Nerven wegschmeissen! Ich glaube, das die BAY-Geschichte zumindest längerfristig stimmt!
Gruß!
(Ich bin übrigens mit meiner letzten Staffel [2 Tranchen] im Minus - also, nachdem jedes Ereignis ein unikates ist, schlechter dran wie du!)
Gruß!
(Ich bin übrigens mit meiner letzten Staffel [2 Tranchen] im Minus - also, nachdem jedes Ereignis ein unikates ist, schlechter dran wie du!)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.324.199 von close_the_gap am 15.05.07 13:44:50... da ging n "s" verloren - wers findet, darfs behalten!
Ob das heute die Trendwende war in CAN?
Der Chart deutet es an. Die nächsten Tage werden es (hoffentlich) zeigen.
Der Chart deutet es an. Die nächsten Tage werden es (hoffentlich) zeigen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.320.025 von fwinter61 am 15.05.07 10:01:29Hat jemand einen RT Chart von FSE? Möglichst von chart.consors.is-teledata.com.
Wenn die die NOTATION haben könnte, wäre mir schon geholfen
Wenn die die NOTATION haben könnte, wäre mir schon geholfen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.338.330 von fwinter61 am 16.05.07 09:52:21Mahlzeit Leute,
Macht Euch doch nicht verrückt.
- es ist kein Verkaufssignal generiert !
- der Wert ist überverkauft
- Nachkaufen andenken !
Das ist meine bescheidene Sichtweise!
Mein Freund Warren meinte ja, dass man die Aktie die man keine 10 Jahre halten will ...usw. den Spruch kennt Ihr ja.
Guten Tag
1Peters1
Macht Euch doch nicht verrückt.
- es ist kein Verkaufssignal generiert !
- der Wert ist überverkauft
- Nachkaufen andenken !
Das ist meine bescheidene Sichtweise!
Mein Freund Warren meinte ja, dass man die Aktie die man keine 10 Jahre halten will ...usw. den Spruch kennt Ihr ja.
Guten Tag
1Peters1
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.340.439 von 1Peters1 am 16.05.07 11:42:47Bei Standardwerten stimmt das mit 10 Jahre halten.
Man muss trotzdem nicht jedes Abtauchen in den Minusbereich mitmachen, oder?
Solange die Position grün ist, fällt nachkaufen einfach leichter. Hab schon mehrfach in ein fallendes Messer gegriffen.
Habe heute auch in DE mit einer Stabilisierung des Kurses gerechnet.
Man muss trotzdem nicht jedes Abtauchen in den Minusbereich mitmachen, oder?
Solange die Position grün ist, fällt nachkaufen einfach leichter. Hab schon mehrfach in ein fallendes Messer gegriffen.
Habe heute auch in DE mit einer Stabilisierung des Kurses gerechnet.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.348.136 von Hollywuts am 16.05.07 18:35:14Nein! Nur ärgerlich ist es.
Ich verkaufe nicht, wenn andere schon wieder einkaufen (das war einmal).
Nur "Sell the rally" muss ich noch konsequenter umsetzen (glaubte halt auch an den Uran Boom).
"Leider" bin ich grundsätzlich long eingestellt.
Wenn man sieht, wie heute OTL und LV gedreht haben - kann auch bei BAY wieder werden.
Slow Stoch hat zumindest gedreht in CAN.
Ich verkaufe nicht, wenn andere schon wieder einkaufen (das war einmal).
Nur "Sell the rally" muss ich noch konsequenter umsetzen (glaubte halt auch an den Uran Boom).
"Leider" bin ich grundsätzlich long eingestellt.
Wenn man sieht, wie heute OTL und LV gedreht haben - kann auch bei BAY wieder werden.
Slow Stoch hat zumindest gedreht in CAN.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.351.247 von fwinter61 am 16.05.07 22:17:01fwinter hier dreht sich gar nicht. Es alles zum kotzen. Ich bin bald raus hier, schade
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.342.566 von fwinter61 am 16.05.07 13:30:54Ich habe in den letzten Tagen immer weiter gekauft.
Ich werde auch weiter so verfahren.
Der wirkliche Uranboom setzt erst 2010 ein.
Bayswater ist überragend.
Wer hier die Nerven verliert hat schlicht zu teuer eingekauft.
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panem
Ich werde auch weiter so verfahren.
Der wirkliche Uranboom setzt erst 2010 ein.
Bayswater ist überragend.
Wer hier die Nerven verliert hat schlicht zu teuer eingekauft.
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panem
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.378.844 von Panem am 18.05.07 20:58:52
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.379.436 von lincsix am 18.05.07 21:29:50Es ist so:
Bei Purepoint, ESO, Santoy, Forsys, Titan, Nupower, Crosshair, Powertech - auch Strathmore mit der überraschenden Aussage, erst 2012 produizieren zu wollen.:
Es gibt genügend Werte, wo schlechte News oder ausbliebende gute News das Investment in Frage stellen oder gestellt haben.
Das sehe ich hier alles nicht.
Höchstens einen zur Zeit schwachen Markt.
Es werden heute Dines, Sprott oder Pinetree zum Angriff geblasen haben, so veremute ich.
Bei Purepoint, ESO, Santoy, Forsys, Titan, Nupower, Crosshair, Powertech - auch Strathmore mit der überraschenden Aussage, erst 2012 produizieren zu wollen.:
Es gibt genügend Werte, wo schlechte News oder ausbliebende gute News das Investment in Frage stellen oder gestellt haben.
Das sehe ich hier alles nicht.
Höchstens einen zur Zeit schwachen Markt.
Es werden heute Dines, Sprott oder Pinetree zum Angriff geblasen haben, so veremute ich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.360.123 von Cap300 am 17.05.07 17:22:39Ein wenig was habe ich schon gelernt in Charttechnik die letzten 1,5 Jahre.
Habe bis vor einigen Monaten auch nichts davon gehalten.
Aber nun immer mehr. Die Psychologie, und manches Insiderwissen, wirkt sich direkt in die technischen Indikatoren aus. Es beweist sich zu, ich würde mal sagen, vielleicht 80%. Recherchier ein wenig. Ich verwende http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui .
Slow Stoch stärkt sich. Ob das schon als Kaufsignal zu deuten ist, weiss ich nicht.
MACD braucht noch ein paar Tage um zu drehen und ein Kaufsignal auszulösen - wenn es so weitergeht. Kann noch anders werden. Überstanden ist die Situation noch nicht. Aber schön ist es, wenn man spät am Abend diese Situation sieht.
Verkauft habe ich natürlich nicht (wenn andere einkaufen, werde ich doch nicht verkaufen). Aber nachgekauft auch nicht. Vielleicht ergibt sich nächste Woche noch Mal eine Gelegenheit.
Habe bis vor einigen Monaten auch nichts davon gehalten.
Aber nun immer mehr. Die Psychologie, und manches Insiderwissen, wirkt sich direkt in die technischen Indikatoren aus. Es beweist sich zu, ich würde mal sagen, vielleicht 80%. Recherchier ein wenig. Ich verwende http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui .
Slow Stoch stärkt sich. Ob das schon als Kaufsignal zu deuten ist, weiss ich nicht.
MACD braucht noch ein paar Tage um zu drehen und ein Kaufsignal auszulösen - wenn es so weitergeht. Kann noch anders werden. Überstanden ist die Situation noch nicht. Aber schön ist es, wenn man spät am Abend diese Situation sieht.
Verkauft habe ich natürlich nicht (wenn andere einkaufen, werde ich doch nicht verkaufen). Aber nachgekauft auch nicht. Vielleicht ergibt sich nächste Woche noch Mal eine Gelegenheit.
Explorer-Ventures und CT, das ist so ne Sache. Explorer sind IMMER Milestone-getriggert, deshalb auch die Stufenform der longterm-charts und in der newslosen Zeit oft das Zurückkommen. In der CT fällt n wesentlicher Faktor (meistens) raus, nämlich das volume.
Immer sind die Strategien der Investoren unterschiedlich, vom daytrader (bei Ventures meist Shorter nach überschießenden Highs) bis zum Longie. Swingtraden kann man machen, ist aber ziemlich kompliziert und auch riskant, da wir Kleinen immer zuletzt informiert werden und der Kuchen dann oft schon verteilt ist.
Wenn es jemanden interessiert wie ich es sehe:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SharpChartv05.ServletDriv…
Genaugenommen gehörte auf die Abszisse auch das kummulierte Volumen.
Was sehe ich bei BAY: kein Grund zur Sorge, es gibt keinen Widerstand, jedoc auch keine Unterstützung, nen upward Trend mit viel Luft nach unten, jedoch auch ne aktuelle "O"-Spalte mit nem 5er am Boden. Drehn wir ins "X" ist wieder alles tutto bene.
Wer glaubt, dass n slow stochastic, n RSI, n MACD, n MOM o.ä. bei nem Explorer zu sinnhaften Aussagen führt ist gerne eingeladen mir das zu erklären!
Gruß!
Immer sind die Strategien der Investoren unterschiedlich, vom daytrader (bei Ventures meist Shorter nach überschießenden Highs) bis zum Longie. Swingtraden kann man machen, ist aber ziemlich kompliziert und auch riskant, da wir Kleinen immer zuletzt informiert werden und der Kuchen dann oft schon verteilt ist.
Wenn es jemanden interessiert wie ich es sehe:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SharpChartv05.ServletDriv…
Genaugenommen gehörte auf die Abszisse auch das kummulierte Volumen.
Was sehe ich bei BAY: kein Grund zur Sorge, es gibt keinen Widerstand, jedoc auch keine Unterstützung, nen upward Trend mit viel Luft nach unten, jedoch auch ne aktuelle "O"-Spalte mit nem 5er am Boden. Drehn wir ins "X" ist wieder alles tutto bene.
Wer glaubt, dass n slow stochastic, n RSI, n MACD, n MOM o.ä. bei nem Explorer zu sinnhaften Aussagen führt ist gerne eingeladen mir das zu erklären!
Gruß!
wieder 1,50...habe das nachkaufen vergessen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.935.010 von Eyk am 24.03.06 11:22:25Freut mich auch, Dich hier zu lesen. Wo Du überall mitliest.
Dein Warten auf niedrigere Kurse tut mir aber weh! Mein EK war vor einiger Zeit schon € 0,94.
Zu den Links: ein 172.nn IP-Netz ist privat - kann man nicht vom public Internet darauf zugreifen!
Dein Warten auf niedrigere Kurse tut mir aber weh! Mein EK war vor einiger Zeit schon € 0,94.
Zu den Links: ein 172.nn IP-Netz ist privat - kann man nicht vom public Internet darauf zugreifen!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.465.932 von Hotel-Mama am 25.05.07 13:35:00
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.465.932 von Hotel-Mama am 25.05.07 13:35:00was willst du dem interessierten leser bloß damit sagen?
Zwei der wichtigsten, aktiv geleiteten Investments von Longview Capital Partners wurden vom Canadian Business Magazine als beste Micro-Cap-Unternehmen ausgezeichnet.
Bayswater Ventures Corp (Symbol BVE:TSX-V) wurde mit einer Jahreseinnahme von 1322% auf den zweiten Platz gewählt; und Tournigan Gold Corporation (TVC:TSX-V) erhielt den 5. Platz mit einer Jahresrendite von 1127%.
Beiden Unternehmen muss für ihre hervorragenden Managementteams gratuliert werden, welche den Anlegern außergewöhnliche Gewinne bescherten.
Damien Reynolds interviewed on Yahoo Finance download (MP3 12MB)
Investor 500, Best micro-caps, Summer 2006 issue of Canadian Business Magazine
http://www.longviewcp.com/de/about/related
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/rankings/investor500/list.js…
Strategies: Best micro-caps
John Gray
From the Summer 2006 issue of Canadian Business Magazine Company Company Ticker Ticker 1-year (%) 1-year (%) 5-year (%)† 5-year (%)† Market cap ($mil) Market cap ($mil) April 21 '05 April 21 '05 April 21 '06 April 21 '06 Low Low High High
Southern Star Resources Inc. SSR 1575.7 85.7 112 0.19 3.10 0.16 3.73
Bayswater Venture Corp. BE 1322.2 7.3 40 0.09 1.28 0.07 1.28
Primary Metals Inc. PMI 1142.9 83.2 51 0.35 4.35 0.35 5.40
Osisko Explorations Ltd. OSK 1141.5 97.2 161 0.27 3.29 0.26 3.50
Tournigan Gold Corp. TVC 1127.3 - 215 0.21 2.70 0.19 2.76
Enterprise Oil Ltd.1 EON 1072.2 - 43 0.18 2.11 0.18 2.50
Pearl Exploration and Prod. Ltd. PXX 1048.3 49.2 221 0.58 6.66 0.50 7.00
NFX Gold Inc. NFX 1014.3 - 87 0.21 2.34 0.08 2.80
Skygold Ventures Ltd. SKV 1011.8 - 64 0.17 1.89 0.15 1.89
Alberta Star Development Corp. ASX 1006.4 42.0 198 0.24 2.60 0.18 2.76
Most of the companies that top our list of the best-performing micro-cap stocks are looking for the next big discovery of gold, oil or other commodities. But it is the people who invested in those companies who have hit the motherlode. In past years, at least a few technology or biotech stocks have been included in our list. This year, however, the list is dominated by resource companies cashing in on the recent commodities boom. Prices for gold, copper, uranium, oil and other commodities continue to trade near or above record levels, helping to raise investor interest as well as the share price for all the companies above.
Just look at Southern Star Resources. A mere $100 invested in the Toronto-based gold exploration company last year would now be worth more than $1,675 after Southern Star reported promising results from its drilling of a property in northern Ontario. Osisko Exploration of Montreal, Toronto-based NFX Gold and Vancouver-based Skygold posted four-digit gains, too. While Tournigan Gold is also looking for the precious yellow metal, much of its whopping shareholder returns have come as a result of its interest in three uranium projects in Slovakia. Uranium prices have tripled over the past three years, helping to fuel interest in the shares of Bayswater Ventures as the Vancouver-based company looks for the radioactive chemical element in Canada and Africa.
Of the companies on the list, Primary Metals is the only one to actually operate a mine. Vancouver-based Primary owns and operates a tungsten mine in Portugal. Tungsten prices — like oil, gold and other commodities — have been skyrocketing over the past year. Should those commodity prices continue breaking records, investors in these small metals companies may see yet another year of oversized returns.
Bayswater Ventures Corp (Symbol BVE:TSX-V) wurde mit einer Jahreseinnahme von 1322% auf den zweiten Platz gewählt; und Tournigan Gold Corporation (TVC:TSX-V) erhielt den 5. Platz mit einer Jahresrendite von 1127%.
Beiden Unternehmen muss für ihre hervorragenden Managementteams gratuliert werden, welche den Anlegern außergewöhnliche Gewinne bescherten.
Damien Reynolds interviewed on Yahoo Finance download (MP3 12MB)
Investor 500, Best micro-caps, Summer 2006 issue of Canadian Business Magazine
http://www.longviewcp.com/de/about/related
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/rankings/investor500/list.js…
Strategies: Best micro-caps
John Gray
From the Summer 2006 issue of Canadian Business Magazine Company Company Ticker Ticker 1-year (%) 1-year (%) 5-year (%)† 5-year (%)† Market cap ($mil) Market cap ($mil) April 21 '05 April 21 '05 April 21 '06 April 21 '06 Low Low High High
Southern Star Resources Inc. SSR 1575.7 85.7 112 0.19 3.10 0.16 3.73
Bayswater Venture Corp. BE 1322.2 7.3 40 0.09 1.28 0.07 1.28
Primary Metals Inc. PMI 1142.9 83.2 51 0.35 4.35 0.35 5.40
Osisko Explorations Ltd. OSK 1141.5 97.2 161 0.27 3.29 0.26 3.50
Tournigan Gold Corp. TVC 1127.3 - 215 0.21 2.70 0.19 2.76
Enterprise Oil Ltd.1 EON 1072.2 - 43 0.18 2.11 0.18 2.50
Pearl Exploration and Prod. Ltd. PXX 1048.3 49.2 221 0.58 6.66 0.50 7.00
NFX Gold Inc. NFX 1014.3 - 87 0.21 2.34 0.08 2.80
Skygold Ventures Ltd. SKV 1011.8 - 64 0.17 1.89 0.15 1.89
Alberta Star Development Corp. ASX 1006.4 42.0 198 0.24 2.60 0.18 2.76
Most of the companies that top our list of the best-performing micro-cap stocks are looking for the next big discovery of gold, oil or other commodities. But it is the people who invested in those companies who have hit the motherlode. In past years, at least a few technology or biotech stocks have been included in our list. This year, however, the list is dominated by resource companies cashing in on the recent commodities boom. Prices for gold, copper, uranium, oil and other commodities continue to trade near or above record levels, helping to raise investor interest as well as the share price for all the companies above.
Just look at Southern Star Resources. A mere $100 invested in the Toronto-based gold exploration company last year would now be worth more than $1,675 after Southern Star reported promising results from its drilling of a property in northern Ontario. Osisko Exploration of Montreal, Toronto-based NFX Gold and Vancouver-based Skygold posted four-digit gains, too. While Tournigan Gold is also looking for the precious yellow metal, much of its whopping shareholder returns have come as a result of its interest in three uranium projects in Slovakia. Uranium prices have tripled over the past three years, helping to fuel interest in the shares of Bayswater Ventures as the Vancouver-based company looks for the radioactive chemical element in Canada and Africa.
Of the companies on the list, Primary Metals is the only one to actually operate a mine. Vancouver-based Primary owns and operates a tungsten mine in Portugal. Tungsten prices — like oil, gold and other commodities — have been skyrocketing over the past year. Should those commodity prices continue breaking records, investors in these small metals companies may see yet another year of oversized returns.
ist die Gurke nun am Ende
oder
wieder am Anfang?
oder
wieder am Anfang?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.465.969 von bitterkalt am 25.05.07 13:36:48vgl. 1. Hj.2006 von T. mit 1. Hj.2007 bei Bayswater
Der BAY Chart könnte sich doch auch so entwickeln ?
Der BAY Chart könnte sich doch auch so entwickeln ?
http://www.n-tv.de/807642.html
USA schmieden Atom-Achse
Die USA arbeiten offenbar daran, mit Japan und Kanada eine Achse der Atomkraft zu bilden. Kernenergie soll im G8-Abschlussdokument als wichtiger Beitrag zum Klimaschutz bezeichnet werden.
USA schmieden Atom-Achse
Die USA arbeiten offenbar daran, mit Japan und Kanada eine Achse der Atomkraft zu bilden. Kernenergie soll im G8-Abschlussdokument als wichtiger Beitrag zum Klimaschutz bezeichnet werden.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.563.458 von XX25 am 31.05.07 20:34:38Kennt jemand den Grund, wieso es heute - endlich - wieder mal schön aufwärts geht?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.563.791 von fwinter61 am 31.05.07 20:58:17weil es langsam Zeit wird ...
und der kursmässig weggelaufene Hund auch irgend wann zu
seinem Herrchen (Dem eigentlichen Wert der Unternehmung)
zurückkommt.
mehr kann ich dir auch nicht dazu sagen.
und der kursmässig weggelaufene Hund auch irgend wann zu
seinem Herrchen (Dem eigentlichen Wert der Unternehmung)
zurückkommt.
mehr kann ich dir auch nicht dazu sagen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.564.250 von XX25 am 31.05.07 21:28:07herzlich für diese Antwort.
Hoffentlich dreht dieses Ding wieder mal.
Eine ähnliche Situation hatten wir auch am 21. od. 22.5..
Lt. Chart ist es noch nicht eindeutig (ich schreib es, auch wenn mich nun wieder manche schlagen werden - es trifft trotzdem zu, Explorer hin oder her - beobachte eine Menge Werte und lese Analysen anderer User, die mehr davon verstehen).
für diese Antwort. Hoffentlich dreht dieses Ding wieder mal.
Eine ähnliche Situation hatten wir auch am 21. od. 22.5..
Lt. Chart ist es noch nicht eindeutig (ich schreib es, auch wenn mich nun wieder manche schlagen werden - es trifft trotzdem zu, Explorer hin oder her - beobachte eine Menge Werte und lese Analysen anderer User, die mehr davon verstehen).
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.565.172 von fwinter61 am 31.05.07 22:24:25wer sollte dich schlagen?
schau mal, wer bei den heutigen plus 0,18 CAD
sich hier äussert...
schau mal, wer bei den heutigen plus 0,18 CAD
sich hier äussert...
A "Superior Junior" uranium company.
It develops in the Uranium Age.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP.
http://www.andrew-racz.com/bayswater_uranium.htm
...eine lesenswerte Zusammenfassung
derschweizer
It develops in the Uranium Age.
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORP.
http://www.andrew-racz.com/bayswater_uranium.htm
...eine lesenswerte Zusammenfassung
derschweizer
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.609.713 von derschweizer am 03.06.07 14:54:33Aus dem OTL Thread
Uran und Hedgefonds – Die Bombe tickt
http://www.boerse-go.de/news/news.php?ida=615446&idc=213
Die Zeitbombe bei der Uranspekulation? Ist das ernst zu nehmen?
Möglicherweise läuft es wie bei vielen Hypes: kaum geboren, verschwinden sie auf längere Zeit wieder (zB voriges Jahr Ethanol).
Uran und Hedgefonds – Die Bombe tickt
http://www.boerse-go.de/news/news.php?ida=615446&idc=213
Die Zeitbombe bei der Uranspekulation? Ist das ernst zu nehmen?
Möglicherweise läuft es wie bei vielen Hypes: kaum geboren, verschwinden sie auf längere Zeit wieder (zB voriges Jahr Ethanol).
Und noch etwas:
Revolte gegen die Uran-Jäger
http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/mensch/0,1518,481431,00.h…
Revolte gegen die Uran-Jäger
http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/mensch/0,1518,481431,00.h…
Was soll´s
BAY ist um ca. 80 % zurückgegangen
und
U308 um ca. 80 % gestiegen
etwa zeitgleich.
BAY ist um ca. 80 % zurückgegangen
und
U308 um ca. 80 % gestiegen
etwa zeitgleich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.627.304 von Hotel-Mama am 04.06.07 11:57:07Wenn du Mamas Kuchen ißt, muss sie ihn zuerst gebacken haben. Mamas Waschmaschine kann nur deine Wäsche waschen, wenn es:
- die Waschmaschine und alles drumherum gibt
- du Wäsche hast!
Trifft irgendwas nicht zu, hast du schnell mal n Gap von 160%.
Wenn wir uns philosophisch unterhalten wollten, darfst du auch n paar \"dausend Prozent\" draus machen!
Deine Feststellung war für alle hier sehr hilfreich - thanks!
- die Waschmaschine und alles drumherum gibt
- du Wäsche hast!
Trifft irgendwas nicht zu, hast du schnell mal n Gap von 160%.
Wenn wir uns philosophisch unterhalten wollten, darfst du auch n paar \"dausend Prozent\" draus machen!
Deine Feststellung war für alle hier sehr hilfreich - thanks!
Mergerpartner Kilgore Minerals , in den Bayswater
integriert wird bisher 8,1 % drüben gestiegen
Die armen, die hier noch Short sind
NEWS RELEASE
Bayswater Signs Arrangement Agreement with Kilgore
Vancouver, BC, June 7, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) is pleased to report that its due diligence review is now complete with respect to the proposed merger with Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V: KAU), as announced March 20, 2007, and the parties have executed a definitive Arrangement Agreement for the purposes of completing a plan of Arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia) (the "Arrangement").
As a result of Bayswater’s due diligence review and valuation of Kilgore, the parties have agreed to a share split of the issued and outstanding capital of Kilgore on a 1 old Kilgore share for 1.25 new Kilgore shares basis, immediately prior to the completion of the merger transaction to acknowledge a revision to the valuation of Kilgore and its assets.
In order to make the transaction more efficient from a taxation perspective, pursuant to the Arrangement, Bayswater will amalgamate with a wholly owned subsidiary of Kilgore and all of the securityholders of Bayswater will exchange their Bayswater securities for post-share split securities of Kilgore (the "Share Exchange"). The Share Exchange will be conducted such that for each one share or convertible security of Bayswater held, a Bayswater securityholder will receive one post share split common share or convertible security of Kilgore. Kilgore will change its name to ‘Bayswater Uranium Corporation’ and all of its existing directors and management will resign in favor of directors and management of Bayswater. Bayswater shareholders will control approximately 76% of the issued and outstanding securities of the new Bayswater.
The companies anticipate the Arrangement will be completed in late July following receipt of shareholder approval at the special meetings of shareholders of each company scheduled for July 16, 2007 and approval of the Arrangement by the British Columbia Supreme Court as required by the terms of the Arrangement. At the meetings, shareholders will be asked to approve the terms of the Arrangement as described in a Joint Information Circular to be mailed to shareholders in the third week of June. The transaction is subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
The new company will be a well-positioned small-cap uranium explorer with the following assets and attributes:
A dominant landholder in the three most important uranium exploration and development areas in Canada—the world’s leading uranium producer—located in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador; Thelon Basin, NWT/NU; and the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan; along with applications for a large land position in Niger, West Africa—one of the world’s leading uranium producing countries.
An important landholder with substantial historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, with potential for additional resources along the north rim of the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana—host to several mined and undeveloped uranium roll-front type uranium deposits;
The holder of two unconsolidated channel deposits with historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, in Nevada and California with potential for discovery of additional resources;
Able to undertake the steps necessary to effect potential near term production from some of the uranium assets;
Better able to create, develop and deliver value for shareholders in view of the strengthened uranium asset base through the combined experience and ability of the management team; and
Attractive to institutional investors by providing greater share liquidity, a larger market capitalization, and a large, highly prospective, diverse property base.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the uranium expertise of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
integriert wird bisher 8,1 % drüben gestiegen
Die armen, die hier noch Short sind
NEWS RELEASE
Bayswater Signs Arrangement Agreement with Kilgore
Vancouver, BC, June 7, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) is pleased to report that its due diligence review is now complete with respect to the proposed merger with Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V: KAU), as announced March 20, 2007, and the parties have executed a definitive Arrangement Agreement for the purposes of completing a plan of Arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia) (the "Arrangement").
As a result of Bayswater’s due diligence review and valuation of Kilgore, the parties have agreed to a share split of the issued and outstanding capital of Kilgore on a 1 old Kilgore share for 1.25 new Kilgore shares basis, immediately prior to the completion of the merger transaction to acknowledge a revision to the valuation of Kilgore and its assets.
In order to make the transaction more efficient from a taxation perspective, pursuant to the Arrangement, Bayswater will amalgamate with a wholly owned subsidiary of Kilgore and all of the securityholders of Bayswater will exchange their Bayswater securities for post-share split securities of Kilgore (the "Share Exchange"). The Share Exchange will be conducted such that for each one share or convertible security of Bayswater held, a Bayswater securityholder will receive one post share split common share or convertible security of Kilgore. Kilgore will change its name to ‘Bayswater Uranium Corporation’ and all of its existing directors and management will resign in favor of directors and management of Bayswater. Bayswater shareholders will control approximately 76% of the issued and outstanding securities of the new Bayswater.
The companies anticipate the Arrangement will be completed in late July following receipt of shareholder approval at the special meetings of shareholders of each company scheduled for July 16, 2007 and approval of the Arrangement by the British Columbia Supreme Court as required by the terms of the Arrangement. At the meetings, shareholders will be asked to approve the terms of the Arrangement as described in a Joint Information Circular to be mailed to shareholders in the third week of June. The transaction is subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.
The new company will be a well-positioned small-cap uranium explorer with the following assets and attributes:
A dominant landholder in the three most important uranium exploration and development areas in Canada—the world’s leading uranium producer—located in the Central Mineral Belt, Labrador; Thelon Basin, NWT/NU; and the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan; along with applications for a large land position in Niger, West Africa—one of the world’s leading uranium producing countries.
An important landholder with substantial historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, with potential for additional resources along the north rim of the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana—host to several mined and undeveloped uranium roll-front type uranium deposits;
The holder of two unconsolidated channel deposits with historical uranium resources, non compliant with NI 43-101 standards, in Nevada and California with potential for discovery of additional resources;
Able to undertake the steps necessary to effect potential near term production from some of the uranium assets;
Better able to create, develop and deliver value for shareholders in view of the strengthened uranium asset base through the combined experience and ability of the management team; and
Attractive to institutional investors by providing greater share liquidity, a larger market capitalization, and a large, highly prospective, diverse property base.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the uranium expertise of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.691.965 von XX25 am 07.06.07 19:14:31Was bedeutet das?
As a result of Bayswater’s due diligence review and valuation of Kilgore, the parties have agreed to a share split of the issued and outstanding capital of Kilgore on a 1 old Kilgore share for 1.25 new Kilgore shares basis, immediately prior to the completion of the merger transaction to acknowledge a revision to the valuation of Kilgore and its assets.
As a result of Bayswater’s due diligence review and valuation of Kilgore, the parties have agreed to a share split of the issued and outstanding capital of Kilgore on a 1 old Kilgore share for 1.25 new Kilgore shares basis, immediately prior to the completion of the merger transaction to acknowledge a revision to the valuation of Kilgore and its assets.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070608/0263891.html
Source Press: Uranium Market Heats Up on Merger Activity
Friday June 8, 11:37 am ET
TORONTO--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 8, 2007 -- Merger action in the uranium sector is on the rise with two deals announced this week that have something in common -- both acquisition targets have uranium properties in the United States.
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (CDNX:BAY.V - News) announced yesterday that it was moving forward with its merger plans with Kilgore Minerals and Monday, SXR Uranium One said it would acquire Energy Metals Corp. for $1.75 billion in stock.
Kilgore holds key uranium mining claims in the United States as does Energy Metals Corp.
Monday, SXR said that "The acquisition will dramatically enhance Uranium One's asset portfolio in the United States." Shareholders of Energy Metals will receive 1.15 common shares of Uranium One for each issued share of EMC. That represents a premium to EMC's market price of 28 per cent.
In Bayswater's Kilgore deal, shareholders of Kilgore would own 1.25 shares of the new, combined company, though Bayswater shareholders end up with 75 per cent of the new Bayswater. Kilgore owns uranium properties in Wyoming, Nevada and Montana, with two of those properties in Nevada and Montana offering short-term production potential.
Upon closing the Kilgore deal, Bayswater would be entering a new phase of mining in stepping into a production mode from a pure exploration and development position.
Demand for uranium fuel is undisputedly rising. Prices for the commodity have risen 500% since 2003 as more nuclear plants are being developed. Now, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is beginning to sound like his U.S. counterpart, President George Bush, who are both in Germany attending the G-8 Summit. Harper stated Wednesday that if Canada were to adhere to the Kyoto Protocol it would ruin Canada's economy while Bush says the way to improving greenhouse gas emissions is to drop tariffs on importing technology that could offer developed and non-developed nations a way to produce energy with cleaner burning fuel -- namely, uranium.
The uranium miners, SXR and Bayswater Uranium Corp. appear to be a jump ahead of that game and may have set themselves up for a boom in nuclear power.
Note to Editors: "News Features" are stories provided to publishers copyright-free for print or online display at no charge. All we ask is that publishers include our byline (SP) as the source, and a link to our Web site: http://www.sourcetoronto.com. If you are interested in displaying our news on a regular basis, please contact our US editorial department at: 502-868-9007.
Source Press: Uranium Market Heats Up on Merger Activity
Friday June 8, 11:37 am ET
TORONTO--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 8, 2007 -- Merger action in the uranium sector is on the rise with two deals announced this week that have something in common -- both acquisition targets have uranium properties in the United States.
Bayswater Uranium Corp. (CDNX:BAY.V - News) announced yesterday that it was moving forward with its merger plans with Kilgore Minerals and Monday, SXR Uranium One said it would acquire Energy Metals Corp. for $1.75 billion in stock.
Kilgore holds key uranium mining claims in the United States as does Energy Metals Corp.
Monday, SXR said that "The acquisition will dramatically enhance Uranium One's asset portfolio in the United States." Shareholders of Energy Metals will receive 1.15 common shares of Uranium One for each issued share of EMC. That represents a premium to EMC's market price of 28 per cent.
In Bayswater's Kilgore deal, shareholders of Kilgore would own 1.25 shares of the new, combined company, though Bayswater shareholders end up with 75 per cent of the new Bayswater. Kilgore owns uranium properties in Wyoming, Nevada and Montana, with two of those properties in Nevada and Montana offering short-term production potential.
Upon closing the Kilgore deal, Bayswater would be entering a new phase of mining in stepping into a production mode from a pure exploration and development position.
Demand for uranium fuel is undisputedly rising. Prices for the commodity have risen 500% since 2003 as more nuclear plants are being developed. Now, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is beginning to sound like his U.S. counterpart, President George Bush, who are both in Germany attending the G-8 Summit. Harper stated Wednesday that if Canada were to adhere to the Kyoto Protocol it would ruin Canada's economy while Bush says the way to improving greenhouse gas emissions is to drop tariffs on importing technology that could offer developed and non-developed nations a way to produce energy with cleaner burning fuel -- namely, uranium.
The uranium miners, SXR and Bayswater Uranium Corp. appear to be a jump ahead of that game and may have set themselves up for a boom in nuclear power.
Note to Editors: "News Features" are stories provided to publishers copyright-free for print or online display at no charge. All we ask is that publishers include our byline (SP) as the source, and a link to our Web site: http://www.sourcetoronto.com. If you are interested in displaying our news on a regular basis, please contact our US editorial department at: 502-868-9007.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.752.209 von fwinter61 am 09.06.07 15:53:01Was ist denn an diesem Vorgang so ungewöhnlich, dass der Kurs an einem Tag 10 % rauf und kurze Zeit später wieder 10 % fällt.
Können die Analysten das Vorhaben nicht einschätzen!!
Hat hier jemand eine fundierte Meinung?
sampler
Können die Analysten das Vorhaben nicht einschätzen!!
Hat hier jemand eine fundierte Meinung?
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.752.209 von fwinter61 am 09.06.07 15:53:01Was bedeutet: "Bayswater shareholders end up with 75 per cent"?
Nach meinem Verständnis sollen unsere BAY Shares auf 75% (3/4) ("end up with 75 per cent") gekürzt werden. Aber dazu finde ich bisher keine Infos. Wäre auch ziemlich krass ( BAY steht aktuell bei CAN-$ 1,26, KAU bei CAN-$ 1,43 ).
Wer hat eine Ahnung, was da wirklich auf uns zukommt (außer der beschriebenen massiv verbesserten Situation betr. Ressourcen und angekündigte baldige Förderung)?
http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=…
"In order to make the transaction more efficient from a taxation perspective, pursuant to the Arrangement, Bayswater will amalgamate with a wholly owned subsidiary of Kilgore and all of the securityholders of Bayswater will exchange their Bayswater securities for post-share split securities of Kilgore (the "Share Exchange"). The Share Exchange will be conducted such that for each one share or convertible security of Bayswater held, a Bayswater securityholder will receive one post share split common share or convertible security of Kilgore. Kilgore will change its name to 'Bayswater Uranium Corporation' and all of its existing directors and management will resign in favor of directors and management of Bayswater. Bayswater shareholders will control approximately 76% of the issued and outstanding securities of the new Bayswater."
Nach meinem Verständnis sollen unsere BAY Shares auf 75% (3/4) ("end up with 75 per cent") gekürzt werden. Aber dazu finde ich bisher keine Infos. Wäre auch ziemlich krass ( BAY steht aktuell bei CAN-$ 1,26, KAU bei CAN-$ 1,43 ).
Wer hat eine Ahnung, was da wirklich auf uns zukommt (außer der beschriebenen massiv verbesserten Situation betr. Ressourcen und angekündigte baldige Förderung)?
http://www.bayswateruranium.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=…
"In order to make the transaction more efficient from a taxation perspective, pursuant to the Arrangement, Bayswater will amalgamate with a wholly owned subsidiary of Kilgore and all of the securityholders of Bayswater will exchange their Bayswater securities for post-share split securities of Kilgore (the "Share Exchange"). The Share Exchange will be conducted such that for each one share or convertible security of Bayswater held, a Bayswater securityholder will receive one post share split common share or convertible security of Kilgore. Kilgore will change its name to 'Bayswater Uranium Corporation' and all of its existing directors and management will resign in favor of directors and management of Bayswater. Bayswater shareholders will control approximately 76% of the issued and outstanding securities of the new Bayswater."
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.770.372 von fwinter61 am 10.06.07 10:55:21Nach meinem Verständnis sollen unsere BAY Shares auf 75% (3/4) ("end up with 75 per cent") gekürzt werden. Aber dazu finde ich bisher keine Infos. Wäre auch ziemlich krass ( BAY steht aktuell bei CAN-$ 1,26, KAU bei CAN-$ 1,43 ).
Das kann ich mir nicht vorstellen, es sei denn man bekommt 25 % mehr Aktien ins Depot gebucht!!!
sampler
Das kann ich mir nicht vorstellen, es sei denn man bekommt 25 % mehr Aktien ins Depot gebucht!!!
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.770.823 von sampler am 10.06.07 11:49:17"... man bekommt 25 % mehr Aktien ins Depot gebucht!!!"
Hoffen wir es. Mir macht(e) ein wenig Sorgen, dass am Fr. in CAN 531.769 Stk. verkauft wurden (mit einem Minus von 10.64% als Resultat). Das zeigt, zumindest auf den 1. Blick, auf großes Misstrauen.
Dann sind wir mal gespannt auf morgen.
Hoffen wir es. Mir macht(e) ein wenig Sorgen, dass am Fr. in CAN 531.769 Stk. verkauft wurden (mit einem Minus von 10.64% als Resultat). Das zeigt, zumindest auf den 1. Blick, auf großes Misstrauen.
Dann sind wir mal gespannt auf morgen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.772.662 von fwinter61 am 10.06.07 15:32:14Was bedeutet: "Bayswater shareholders end up with 75 per cent"?
Es bedeuted, dass den jetzigen Aktionären von Bayswater 75 % des nach der Fusion neu entstandenen Unternehmens (das auch Bayswater heisst) gehört.
Es bedeuted, dass den jetzigen Aktionären von Bayswater 75 % des nach der Fusion neu entstandenen Unternehmens (das auch Bayswater heisst) gehört.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.773.685 von Crsus am 10.06.07 18:26:24Dass die alte Bayswater in der neuen BAY 76% ausmachen wird, stand ja eh deutlich da.
Aber der Satzaufbau "Bayswater's Kilgore deal, shareholders of Kilgore would own 1.25 shares of the new, combined company, though Bayswater shareholders end up with 75 per cent " läßt vieles offen und zu interpretieren.
Aber der Satzaufbau "Bayswater's Kilgore deal, shareholders of Kilgore would own 1.25 shares of the new, combined company, though Bayswater shareholders end up with 75 per cent " läßt vieles offen und zu interpretieren.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.773.685 von Crsus am 10.06.07 18:26:24Ich sehe das so: aus 4 BAYs werden 3, aus 4 KAUs werden 5! Der Deal wäre für BAY nicht schlecht (0.89 vs. 1.36 Euro)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.819.078 von close_the_gap am 11.06.07 13:09:10Der Kurs sagt aber was anderes
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.879.490 von donnerpower am 13.06.07 19:33:22... dann rechne mal selber nach! Wenn das so kommt, gibts für relative Parität nur zwei Möglichkeiten: BAY abzuwerten (sieht leider danach aus) bzw. KAU aufzuwerten.
Was dzt. läuft, sind Kapital- bzw. strategische Maßnahmen. Warten wir mal -ich für meinen Teil mache das `in Ruhe`- auf die ersten Feldproben bzw. ev. sogar Bohrungen.
Ich wollte gar nicht, dass die sofort nach den air-surveys zu bohren beginnen, da das pro Meter ne schöne Stange Geld kostet. Die sollen mal schön fieldsamples zusammentragen, bevor sie mit nem Rig daherkommen!
Dass man für nen grassroot Geduld braucht, ist mir klar - ich hoffe dir auch!
Was dzt. läuft, sind Kapital- bzw. strategische Maßnahmen. Warten wir mal -ich für meinen Teil mache das `in Ruhe`- auf die ersten Feldproben bzw. ev. sogar Bohrungen.
Ich wollte gar nicht, dass die sofort nach den air-surveys zu bohren beginnen, da das pro Meter ne schöne Stange Geld kostet. Die sollen mal schön fieldsamples zusammentragen, bevor sie mit nem Rig daherkommen!
Dass man für nen grassroot Geduld braucht, ist mir klar - ich hoffe dir auch!
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Jun 14, 2007 08:30 ET
Longview Capital Partners Proud to Announce Investor 500 Results
A Founding Investor in #3 Top Micro-Cap Company in Canada
VANCOUVER, BC--(Marketwire - June 14, 2007) - Longview Capital Partners Inc. (TSX VENTURE: LV) is pleased to report that Canadian Business Magazine has ranked Oriental Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE: OTL) #3 among the top 20 Micro-Cap Companies in Canada with a total 1-year return of 1,717.6%.
Oriental Minerals, a core, actively managed investment for Longview, is focused on South Korea and owns the Sangdong tungsten/molybdenum mine, as well as significant other mineral opportunities in the country. Longview Capital Partners' initial financing of $1.4 million into Oriental Minerals has been followed by a Longview Capital Partners-led financing of $8.4 million to start development of these properties. The current market capitalisation of Oriental Minerals is $150 million.
This is the second time Longview Capital Partners' companies have appeared in the top 10 list of Canadian Business Magazine's Micro-Cap Companies. In 2006, Tournigan Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: TVC) and Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX VENTURE: BAY) appeared on the Micro-Cap list. Bayswater Uranium was ranked second with a total 1-year return of 1,322%, and Tournigan Gold came in fifth with a total 1-year return of 1,127%.
About Longview
Longview Capital Partners is an investment company creating long-term shareholder value by capitalizing on early stage opportunities in the natural resource sector, and having the resultant earnings growth recognized in its share price. Longview Capital Partners had earnings per share of $0.47 in 2006, and earned $0.24 in the first 3 months of 2007.
Statements in this news release, other than purely historical information, including statements relating to the Company's future plans and objectives or expected results, constitute Forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on numerous assumptions and are subject to all the risks and uncertainties inherent in the Company's business, including risks related to mineral exploration and development. Consequently, actual results may vary materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy and accuracy of this release.
sampler
Jun 14, 2007 08:30 ET
Longview Capital Partners Proud to Announce Investor 500 Results
A Founding Investor in #3 Top Micro-Cap Company in Canada
VANCOUVER, BC--(Marketwire - June 14, 2007) - Longview Capital Partners Inc. (TSX VENTURE: LV) is pleased to report that Canadian Business Magazine has ranked Oriental Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE: OTL) #3 among the top 20 Micro-Cap Companies in Canada with a total 1-year return of 1,717.6%.
Oriental Minerals, a core, actively managed investment for Longview, is focused on South Korea and owns the Sangdong tungsten/molybdenum mine, as well as significant other mineral opportunities in the country. Longview Capital Partners' initial financing of $1.4 million into Oriental Minerals has been followed by a Longview Capital Partners-led financing of $8.4 million to start development of these properties. The current market capitalisation of Oriental Minerals is $150 million.
This is the second time Longview Capital Partners' companies have appeared in the top 10 list of Canadian Business Magazine's Micro-Cap Companies. In 2006, Tournigan Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: TVC) and Bayswater Uranium Corp. (TSX VENTURE: BAY) appeared on the Micro-Cap list. Bayswater Uranium was ranked second with a total 1-year return of 1,322%, and Tournigan Gold came in fifth with a total 1-year return of 1,127%.
About Longview
Longview Capital Partners is an investment company creating long-term shareholder value by capitalizing on early stage opportunities in the natural resource sector, and having the resultant earnings growth recognized in its share price. Longview Capital Partners had earnings per share of $0.47 in 2006, and earned $0.24 in the first 3 months of 2007.
Statements in this news release, other than purely historical information, including statements relating to the Company's future plans and objectives or expected results, constitute Forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on numerous assumptions and are subject to all the risks and uncertainties inherent in the Company's business, including risks related to mineral exploration and development. Consequently, actual results may vary materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy and accuracy of this release.
sampler
0.84/1.40 ist nun wertparitätisch. Jetzt müsste Schluss sein mit dem downwards-move. Mal sehn! Und vergessen wir nicht, dass sich am inneren Wert von BAY nichts geändert hat und die neue Company irgendwie nach Bayswater heißt, somit ist klar, wer der Boss ist!
so hab mal ne kleine order rein ist niemand mehr hier
bin auch noch hier, und warte..., und warte,...und warte....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.000.711 von Freundlicher am 18.06.07 16:44:50bis jetzt leider keine order ausgeführt bekommen na ja warte halt weiter ab
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.004.013 von Freundlicher am 18.06.07 19:10:06Du musst nur ein Bid von 0,88 EUR in Frankfurt aufgeben, dann gibts welche
sampler
sampler
meine stehn für 0,85c drinnen
Hallo, will nur mal kurz stören
Gibts eigentlich News?
Kurs und Volumen steigen drüben langsam! Heute schon fast 500 k gehandelt!
sampler
Gibts eigentlich News?
Kurs und Volumen steigen drüben langsam! Heute schon fast 500 k gehandelt!
sampler
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.079.808 von sampler am 20.06.07 19:27:34daimon schmeißt den motor an !?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.079.808 von sampler am 20.06.07 19:27:34Hab`s zwar auf die schnelle nicht woanders gefunden, stellt es aber mal so wie bei "marketwire" rein:
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SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Jun 21, 2007 07:15 ET
Bayswater Provides Exploration Update
VANCOUVER, BC--(Marketwire - June 21, 2007) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE: BAY) is pleased to provide an exploration update on its projects.
Central Mineral Belt, Labrador
Bayswater has completed its review of 2006 exploration work and preparation for its 2007 program is now complete. A first phase drilling program comprising 10,000 metres with two drills is scheduled to start around the end of the month. Drilling will test up to 10 uranium targets including Stipec River, Anna Lake, Dandy, Kanairiktok Bay, Stomach Lake and other uranium prospects, and targets discovered in 2006 as previously reported in news releases dated August 28, October 6 and November 8, 2006 and most recently January 18, 2007. In addition, an aggressive program of prospecting, rock and soil sampling, mapping and ground geophysical surveying will be undertaken to further evaluate numerous uranium targets of interest and to follow-up results of a recently completed 5,700 line km airborne electromagnetic (EM) geophysical survey. Permitting is in place for the 2007 program; however, as the program evolves, additional permitting is anticipated to be required for selected targets. Mobilization of crews and equipment has commenced and field work is scheduled to start July 1, 2007. The planned 2007 project expenditure for Labrador is about $7.0 million, which includes up to 20,000 metres of drilling. Bayswater holds the largest land position in the Central Mineral Belt with interests in approximately 1.1 million acres.
Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan
Initial processed data from the 14,000 line km helicopter-borne VTEM survey, completed earlier this year on the Company's large Athabasca Basin land holding, is expected to be received by early July. This survey is one of the largest airborne electro-magnetic (EM) programs carried out in the Athabasca Basin by any company to date. The objective of the survey is to locate and define basement conductor anomalies, target areas for hosting high-grade uranium mineralization. Bayswater's 100% owned properties consists of two large claim blocks comprising 1.7 million acres that cover major fault structures and geological settings that are favourable environments for high-grade, unconformity deposits. According to geological consultants MPH, this area of the Athabasca Basin has never been drilled. Based on positive data results, follow-up ground geophysical and geological surveys are planned to evaluate drill targets. An initial drilling program to test priority targets would follow this winter. Bayswater has budgeted $4.5 million, including $1.0 million for drilling, for exploration on its Athabasca Basin properties in 2007 and first half of 2008.
Thelon Basin, Nunavut/Northwest Territories
North Thelon Basin, Nunavut
On the North Thelon Basin Project, exploration crews will be mobilized before the end of June to carry-out detailed mapping, prospecting, geochemical and ground geophysical surveys (radiometric and magnetic) to follow-up the numerous radiometric anomalies identified by last year's airborne surveys as announced April 11, 2007. This program will be carried out on both the Company's 100% owned claims and on the 50/50 joint ventured permits with Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE: SBW) Final reports on the results of the 2006 airborne survey and limited ground follow-up have been received from Paterson, Grant & Watson Limited, consulting geophysicists, and from geological consultants Aurora Geosciences Ltd.
Also, the Company has undertaken more detailed compilation work of prior work on our properties in order to facilitate an effective follow-up program this summer. The objective of the upcoming program is to identify targets for drilling in 2008.
Also in July, an airborne radiometric and magnetic survey will be conducted over the newly acquired land in the Itza area (approximately 3,215 square kilometres) for an initial evaluation of the uranium and diamond potential of this region. This new area was acquired as a result of the 2006 airborne survey which identified a number of circular magnetic features within the Itza claim block last year. These magnetic features are interpreted to represent possible clusters of kimberlite pipes-host rock for diamonds. Bayswater is planning to farm-out a portion of its diamond interests. Bayswater has budgeted $2.2 million for its North Thelon Basin Project in 2007 and first half of 2008.
South Thelon Basin, Northwest Territories
VTEM geophysical surveying, totaling over 7,000 line km of a planned 9,500 line km survey, has now been completed in the central internal portion of the South Thelon Basin in areas not flown last year. The survey area mainly encompasses 100% owned land but also covers part of the land holdings subject to the option from Uranium North as well as lands subject to the joint venture with Strongbow Exploration. Ground follow-up of favourable basement conductive zones identified as a result of the survey will commence once the results of the survey has been reviewed and assessed. The remainder of the survey will be completed this summer depending on results from the area flown to date. Also, airborne radiometric and magnetic surveys, which have just commenced, will be conducted on the Company's 100% owned holdings on the west and southeast margins of the basin.and on a small portion of the land holdings subject to the option from Uranium North. Radiometric anomalies and other targets, including known high grade uranium occurrences on the Company's land holdings along the west margin of the basin, will be followed up by prospecting and ground geophysics this year. The objective of these surveys and follow-up ground exploration planned for this summer is to identify drilling targets -- both shallow targets around the margin of the basin and deeper targets internally within the basin.
At Bayswater's adjoining 100% owned CL property, follow-up ground geophysical surveys on targets identified by last year's airborne MEGATEM survey, has confirmed the existence of a 2 to 3 kilometre wide, parallel conductive trend that cuts through the northwest section of the property. These conductive anomalies are interpreted as part of the same 70 km long conductive trend (known as F- and G-) that extends northward to our property boundary from the adjacent Boomerang uranium property where joint venture partners Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO) and Uravan Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE: UVN) are planning a 20 - 25 hole drilling program this year. This major conductive trend, including where it extends onto Bayswater claims, is a strong drill target with the potential to host unconformity-type, high-grade uranium deposits similar to uranium deposits located in the geologically analogous Athabasca Basin. Bayswater has budgeted $6.6 million, including $1.5 million for drilling, for its South Thelon Basin Project in 2007 and first half of 2008.
In anticipation that this year's exploration programs will define numerous drill targets, the Company has applied for drilling permits for a portion of its properties. However, given the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board's controversial recommendation to decline UR Energy's (TSX: URE) drilling permits, it is unknown whether drilling permits will be received. The area affected by the ruling covers approximately 55% of Bayswater's interests in the South Thelon Basin, as well as adjoining properties held by the Cameco/Uravan joint venture who were granted drilling permits last year. A claim map of the South Thelon Basin is available at http://www.bayswateruranium.com/i/Full/sthel_claims.gif.
In other news, the Company reports that it has applied for three gold permits under a wholly owned subsidiary in Italy. These permit areas are considered to have potential for high sulphidation gold targets.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior™ Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the uranium expertise of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior™ Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
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SOURCE: Bayswater Uranium Corporation
Jun 21, 2007 07:15 ET
Bayswater Provides Exploration Update
VANCOUVER, BC--(Marketwire - June 21, 2007) - Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX VENTURE: BAY) is pleased to provide an exploration update on its projects.
Central Mineral Belt, Labrador
Bayswater has completed its review of 2006 exploration work and preparation for its 2007 program is now complete. A first phase drilling program comprising 10,000 metres with two drills is scheduled to start around the end of the month. Drilling will test up to 10 uranium targets including Stipec River, Anna Lake, Dandy, Kanairiktok Bay, Stomach Lake and other uranium prospects, and targets discovered in 2006 as previously reported in news releases dated August 28, October 6 and November 8, 2006 and most recently January 18, 2007. In addition, an aggressive program of prospecting, rock and soil sampling, mapping and ground geophysical surveying will be undertaken to further evaluate numerous uranium targets of interest and to follow-up results of a recently completed 5,700 line km airborne electromagnetic (EM) geophysical survey. Permitting is in place for the 2007 program; however, as the program evolves, additional permitting is anticipated to be required for selected targets. Mobilization of crews and equipment has commenced and field work is scheduled to start July 1, 2007. The planned 2007 project expenditure for Labrador is about $7.0 million, which includes up to 20,000 metres of drilling. Bayswater holds the largest land position in the Central Mineral Belt with interests in approximately 1.1 million acres.
Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan
Initial processed data from the 14,000 line km helicopter-borne VTEM survey, completed earlier this year on the Company's large Athabasca Basin land holding, is expected to be received by early July. This survey is one of the largest airborne electro-magnetic (EM) programs carried out in the Athabasca Basin by any company to date. The objective of the survey is to locate and define basement conductor anomalies, target areas for hosting high-grade uranium mineralization. Bayswater's 100% owned properties consists of two large claim blocks comprising 1.7 million acres that cover major fault structures and geological settings that are favourable environments for high-grade, unconformity deposits. According to geological consultants MPH, this area of the Athabasca Basin has never been drilled. Based on positive data results, follow-up ground geophysical and geological surveys are planned to evaluate drill targets. An initial drilling program to test priority targets would follow this winter. Bayswater has budgeted $4.5 million, including $1.0 million for drilling, for exploration on its Athabasca Basin properties in 2007 and first half of 2008.
Thelon Basin, Nunavut/Northwest Territories
North Thelon Basin, Nunavut
On the North Thelon Basin Project, exploration crews will be mobilized before the end of June to carry-out detailed mapping, prospecting, geochemical and ground geophysical surveys (radiometric and magnetic) to follow-up the numerous radiometric anomalies identified by last year's airborne surveys as announced April 11, 2007. This program will be carried out on both the Company's 100% owned claims and on the 50/50 joint ventured permits with Strongbow Exploration Inc. (TSX VENTURE: SBW) Final reports on the results of the 2006 airborne survey and limited ground follow-up have been received from Paterson, Grant & Watson Limited, consulting geophysicists, and from geological consultants Aurora Geosciences Ltd.
Also, the Company has undertaken more detailed compilation work of prior work on our properties in order to facilitate an effective follow-up program this summer. The objective of the upcoming program is to identify targets for drilling in 2008.
Also in July, an airborne radiometric and magnetic survey will be conducted over the newly acquired land in the Itza area (approximately 3,215 square kilometres) for an initial evaluation of the uranium and diamond potential of this region. This new area was acquired as a result of the 2006 airborne survey which identified a number of circular magnetic features within the Itza claim block last year. These magnetic features are interpreted to represent possible clusters of kimberlite pipes-host rock for diamonds. Bayswater is planning to farm-out a portion of its diamond interests. Bayswater has budgeted $2.2 million for its North Thelon Basin Project in 2007 and first half of 2008.
South Thelon Basin, Northwest Territories
VTEM geophysical surveying, totaling over 7,000 line km of a planned 9,500 line km survey, has now been completed in the central internal portion of the South Thelon Basin in areas not flown last year. The survey area mainly encompasses 100% owned land but also covers part of the land holdings subject to the option from Uranium North as well as lands subject to the joint venture with Strongbow Exploration. Ground follow-up of favourable basement conductive zones identified as a result of the survey will commence once the results of the survey has been reviewed and assessed. The remainder of the survey will be completed this summer depending on results from the area flown to date. Also, airborne radiometric and magnetic surveys, which have just commenced, will be conducted on the Company's 100% owned holdings on the west and southeast margins of the basin.and on a small portion of the land holdings subject to the option from Uranium North. Radiometric anomalies and other targets, including known high grade uranium occurrences on the Company's land holdings along the west margin of the basin, will be followed up by prospecting and ground geophysics this year. The objective of these surveys and follow-up ground exploration planned for this summer is to identify drilling targets -- both shallow targets around the margin of the basin and deeper targets internally within the basin.
At Bayswater's adjoining 100% owned CL property, follow-up ground geophysical surveys on targets identified by last year's airborne MEGATEM survey, has confirmed the existence of a 2 to 3 kilometre wide, parallel conductive trend that cuts through the northwest section of the property. These conductive anomalies are interpreted as part of the same 70 km long conductive trend (known as F- and G-) that extends northward to our property boundary from the adjacent Boomerang uranium property where joint venture partners Cameco Corporation (TSX: CCO) and Uravan Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE: UVN) are planning a 20 - 25 hole drilling program this year. This major conductive trend, including where it extends onto Bayswater claims, is a strong drill target with the potential to host unconformity-type, high-grade uranium deposits similar to uranium deposits located in the geologically analogous Athabasca Basin. Bayswater has budgeted $6.6 million, including $1.5 million for drilling, for its South Thelon Basin Project in 2007 and first half of 2008.
In anticipation that this year's exploration programs will define numerous drill targets, the Company has applied for drilling permits for a portion of its properties. However, given the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board's controversial recommendation to decline UR Energy's (TSX: URE) drilling permits, it is unknown whether drilling permits will be received. The area affected by the ruling covers approximately 55% of Bayswater's interests in the South Thelon Basin, as well as adjoining properties held by the Cameco/Uravan joint venture who were granted drilling permits last year. A claim map of the South Thelon Basin is available at http://www.bayswateruranium.com/i/Full/sthel_claims.gif.
In other news, the Company reports that it has applied for three gold permits under a wholly owned subsidiary in Italy. These permit areas are considered to have potential for high sulphidation gold targets.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super Junior™ Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions -- the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin -- Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the uranium expertise of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super Junior™ Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents herein.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.004.556 von sampler am 18.06.07 19:30:59Ich wollte mir eben die relevanten Passagen der News markieren. Ich gabs auf, da der gesamte Artikel markiert werden müsste. Ich war zwar der Meinung, dass aufgrund der (VT)EM surveys die Teams schon draußen sind, sind sie nicht gewesen, dafür fangen sie aber tw. schon mit dem Bohren an. Damit habe ich auch nicht gerechnet. Ich würde sagen Freunde, jetzt werden langsam Nägel mit Köpfen gemacht.
Wünsche all denen viel Spaß, die, weil nicht über Nacht ´dausend´ Prozent drinnen waren, geschmissen haben um möglicherweise in sone Qualitätstitel wie die Sterne oder das Russnöl zu investieren.
Guckt mal zum Jahresende hier nei, ärgert euch und lernt was draus!
Ich hab mich wegen BAY niemals gesorgt. Wenn stimmt was in den News steht, ist BAY ´ne Bank´.
Wünsche all denen viel Spaß, die, weil nicht über Nacht ´dausend´ Prozent drinnen waren, geschmissen haben um möglicherweise in sone Qualitätstitel wie die Sterne oder das Russnöl zu investieren.
Guckt mal zum Jahresende hier nei, ärgert euch und lernt was draus!
Ich hab mich wegen BAY niemals gesorgt. Wenn stimmt was in den News steht, ist BAY ´ne Bank´.
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:58:31 V 1.30 +0.08 1,000 1 Anonymous 33 Canaccord K
15:50:48 V 1.28 +0.06 3,000 33 Canaccord 88 E-TRADE K
15:48:21 V 1.29 +0.07 1,000 1 Anonymous 1 Anonymous K
15:47:56 V 1.30 +0.08 18,700 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
15:47:36 V 1.30 +0.08 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
15:43:46 V 1.32 +0.10 600 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
15:43:46 V 1.31 +0.09 9,400 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
15:43:30 V 1.31 +0.09 600 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
15:42:51 V 1.32 +0.10 100 57 Interactive 7 TD Sec K
15:42:01 V 1.31 +0.09 2,000 2 RBC 1 Anonymous K
15:58:31 V 1.30 +0.08 1,000 1 Anonymous 33 Canaccord K
15:50:48 V 1.28 +0.06 3,000 33 Canaccord 88 E-TRADE K
15:48:21 V 1.29 +0.07 1,000 1 Anonymous 1 Anonymous K
15:47:56 V 1.30 +0.08 18,700 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
15:47:36 V 1.30 +0.08 10,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
15:43:46 V 1.32 +0.10 600 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
15:43:46 V 1.31 +0.09 9,400 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
15:43:30 V 1.31 +0.09 600 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
15:42:51 V 1.32 +0.10 100 57 Interactive 7 TD Sec K
15:42:01 V 1.31 +0.09 2,000 2 RBC 1 Anonymous K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.095.652 von KleinesGeld am 21.06.07 16:26:11Hallo,
mal eine Frage dazu: Insgesamt hat BAY damit ja über 20Mio cad an projektierten Ausgaben gemeldet. Leider war ich nicht in der Lage, den aktuellen Cashbestand zu eruiren. Kann mir dies jemand sagen? Die Frage zielt darauf, ob zur Durchführung innerhalb des nächsten Jahres ein PP notwendig sein wird.
Entschuldigt bitte, daß ich dies hier anbringe, doch kenne ich mich bei Bayswater noch nicht sonderlich gut aus und finde auf deren Homepage keine aktuellen Berichte (ebensowenig auf Sedar).
Vielen Dank im Voraus, KleinesGeld
mal eine Frage dazu: Insgesamt hat BAY damit ja über 20Mio cad an projektierten Ausgaben gemeldet. Leider war ich nicht in der Lage, den aktuellen Cashbestand zu eruiren. Kann mir dies jemand sagen? Die Frage zielt darauf, ob zur Durchführung innerhalb des nächsten Jahres ein PP notwendig sein wird.
Entschuldigt bitte, daß ich dies hier anbringe, doch kenne ich mich bei Bayswater noch nicht sonderlich gut aus und finde auf deren Homepage keine aktuellen Berichte (ebensowenig auf Sedar).
Vielen Dank im Voraus, KleinesGeld
NEWS RELEASE
Bayswater: Kilgore Reports Filing of Technical Report
Vancouver, BC, June 22, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) announces that Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V: KAU) has filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) a report (the "Report") dated June 6, 2007 entitled Kilgore Minerals Ltd. – Montana & Wyoming Uranium Properties – National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report prepared by James R. Guilinger of World Industrials Minerals, LLC ("WIM"). As previously announced, Bayswater and Kilgore are completing a merger.
The Report contains WIM’s evaluation of Kilgore’s properties located in the Powder River Basin in Crook County, Wyoming and extending into Carter County, Montana, based upon its assessment of the available historical data concerning the properties. As a qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimates relating to the Acadia Claim Group and the Mindy Claim Group as current mineral resources, the company is not treating the historical estimates relating to those properties as current mineral resources as defined in NI 43-101, and those historical estimates should not be relied upon. The documented work was undertaken by companies including Kerr McGee Corporation, Amoco Minerals, Exxon Minerals, American Nuclear, Uranium Resources Inc. and Homestake Mining Co. The technical information in this news release is based upon the Report.
Historical Resource Estimate
Property
Resource Class
Short Tons
Average Grade % eU3O8
Pounds eU3O8
Acadia Claim Group including Cochrane Agreement Area1,2
Historical
2,080,000
0.125%
3,700,000
Ella Claim Group3
Inferred
327,000
0.30%
1,960,000
Mindy Claim Group1
Historical
449,000
0.156%
1,400,000
1 Amounts shown are gross values. Net Kilgore mineral ownership percentage is subject to the Tronox Agreement.
2 Amounts shown are gross values. Net Kilgore mineral ownership percentage is subject to The Cochrane Agreement.
3 Amounts shown are gross values. Net Kilgore mineral ownership percentage is subject to the Schosser Lease.
The Report states that a tonnage factor of 0.42m3 (15.5 ft3) per short ton was used in addition to a minimum grade/thickness cutoff of 0.3 GT (1.8m or 6ft of 0.05%), and that the average thickness was 2.13m (7ft) at a cutoff thickness of 1.8m (6 ft). Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability.
The documented work on the Ella Claim Group, including probe surveying, was undertaken by Amoco Minerals and Exxon Minerals. The commercial electric logging companies used by Amoco Minerals were Digilog Inc. of Broomfield, Colorado, Acculog of Grand Junction, Colorado and Century Geophysical Corporation of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The commercial electric logging company used by Exxon Minerals was Scinti-log of Casper, Wyoming. The Report authors did not have the chemical assays or any information regarding calibration methods used in the probe surveying conducted for Amoco Minerals or Exxon Minerals.
No samples or sample collection data was available for scrutiny by the Report authors. Core and/or drill samples are not available; however, original lithologic logs and copies of commercial laboratory certificates for a very limited number of chemical analyses of cores are available. The amount of analytical data is not considered meaningful. There is no discussion in the information reviewed concerning sample and assay quality controls and security. The Report states that it is felt that the information provided follows generally accepted practices in place during the 1970-1980 time period for the manner in which the samples and assays were collected and analyzed.
The radiometric drill data was posted on drill maps and included collar elevation, depth to the top of the mineralized intercept, thickness of mineralization, grade of mineralization, and depth of hole. Data entry was checked and confirmed. Drill hole locations were digitized from drill maps to create coordinate listings and then plotted. The resultant drill maps were then checked and confirmed by overlaying with the original maps. Radiometric log interpretation was spot checked by the authors for available logs and as previously discussed geophysical log interpretation followed standard methods.
Geologic Setting
The uranium deposits in the Black Hills region of western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming are found in the Inyan Kara group of Early Cretaceous age (90 to 120 Ma). The Inyan Kara group consists of two formational units.
A lower unit called the Lakota formation consists of fluvial or stream-laid sandstone lenses interbedded with conglomerates, siltstones, and mudstones. The Lakota formation is about 61 to 76 meters (200 to 250 ft) thick and overlies the red and pink variegated shales of the Jurassic Morrison formation. The larger uranium deposits mined in the Black Hills region, such as the Hauber deposit (600,000 tons), were found in the Lakota formation.
Unconformably overlying the Lakota formation is the Fall River formation consisting of marginal marine sandstone and gray colored shales that are 30.48 to 61 meters (100 to 200 ft) in thickness. Numerous small deposits of uranium ore were mined from the Fall River formation in the Black Hills region in the 1952-1974 period. They only averaged about 10,000 to 50,000 tons in size and in aggregate produced an estimated 600,000 tons of uranium ore at a grade of 0.15 to 0.20% U3O8.
Overlying the Fall River formation is the marine Skull Creek shale of Late Cretaceous age. No economic deposits of uranium have been found in any of the rocks lying above or below the Inyan Kara group.
The Black Hills region is characterized by a broad domal-shaped uplift containing, on its western flank, the Inyan Kara group in outcrop that measures about 257 km (160 miles) in length in a NW-SE alignment. It is about 96.5 km (60 miles) in width and terminates just south of the Wyoming-Montana State Line. The northern terminus also is marked by a steeply dipping monocline 2.4 to 9.6 km (1 ½ to 6 miles) in width that drops the Inyan Kara group in sub-crop to a depth of 244 to 518 meters (800 to 1700 ft) in SE Montana.
Mineralization
Uranium deposits that occur in most of the region are of the "roll front" type. Roll fronts occur in areas where ground water had infiltrated from the surface or migrated through an aquifer composed of sediment containing minerals with very minor amounts of uranium. Near the surface, oxidizing conditions result in the weathering of minerals (such as feldspar) and volcanic ash and the mobilization of trace concentrations of uranium in solution. As ground water continued to migrate, it encountered reducing conditions where the uranium was no longer stable in solution. (The reducing environment may be a result of hydrogen sulfide (H2S), pyrite, or organic material existing in the aquifer.) As a result, the uranium precipitated from the ground water and formed coatings of minerals such as uraninite (UO2) or coffinite (USiO4) on the sediment grains in the formation. Roll fronts extend farther in the middle of an aquifer. Therefore, uranium minerals occur concentrated in the direction of flow, resulting in distorted C-shaped or "roll shaped" deposits. The physical shape of the ore deposit is dependent on the local permeability of the sandstone matrix, its continuity and distribution in the geologic unit, as well as the former oxidation/reduction front in the aquifer.
Individual fronts can range in thickness from 0.6m (2 ft) to more than 7.6m (25 ft). Mineralization may exist laterally along a front hundreds of meters long, and fronts may coalesce to form ore bodies’ kilometers in length. Thin mineralized trails and more finely disseminated minerals are found branching off the main front and are located between fronts. In general, uranium ore deposits in eastern Wyoming average between 0.10 to about 0.20 percent uranium oxide.
The roll front uranium deposits of SE Montana have been classified by Kerr McGee into 4 main units or fronts (sometimes a 5th unit or front is added). The Inyan Kara fronts are subdivided by formation in descending order as noted below:
Fall River formation:
"A" Front: 1.5 to 9 meter (5 to 30 ft) in thickness and about 75.6 km (47 miles) long
"B" Front: 3 to 12 meter (10 to 40 ft) in thickness and 96 km (60 miles) long
"C" Front: 3 to 15 meter (10 to 50 ft) in thickness and 82 km (51 miles) long
Lakota formation:
"D" Front:: 6 to 30.4 meter (20 to 100 ft) in thickness and 109km (68 miles) long
"E" Front: 3 to 15 meters (10 to 50 ft) in thickness-length unknown
About 50% of the holes drilled by Kerr McGee are mineralized with uranium contents ranging from 0.01 to 1.14% U3O8. The gross length of redox fronts total about 364km (226miles) and it is estimated by Kerr McGee that approximately 1.6km (1 mile) out of 34km (20 miles) or about 5%, could contain ore grade material (above cutoff of 2 meters (6 ft) of 0.05% U3O8).
A 175 km (105 mile) long grouping of roll fronts in Crook County, Wyoming was identified. These features are complex and have been defined in considerable detail. The data indicates that approximately 50% of the Wyoming roll fronts contained roll front uranium mineralization, but only about 5% contain uranium in sufficient quantities that economic extraction may be feasible.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the uranium expertise of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
Bayswater: Kilgore Reports Filing of Technical Report
Vancouver, BC, June 22, 2007 ─ Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX-V: BAY) announces that Kilgore Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V: KAU) has filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) a report (the "Report") dated June 6, 2007 entitled Kilgore Minerals Ltd. – Montana & Wyoming Uranium Properties – National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report prepared by James R. Guilinger of World Industrials Minerals, LLC ("WIM"). As previously announced, Bayswater and Kilgore are completing a merger.
The Report contains WIM’s evaluation of Kilgore’s properties located in the Powder River Basin in Crook County, Wyoming and extending into Carter County, Montana, based upon its assessment of the available historical data concerning the properties. As a qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimates relating to the Acadia Claim Group and the Mindy Claim Group as current mineral resources, the company is not treating the historical estimates relating to those properties as current mineral resources as defined in NI 43-101, and those historical estimates should not be relied upon. The documented work was undertaken by companies including Kerr McGee Corporation, Amoco Minerals, Exxon Minerals, American Nuclear, Uranium Resources Inc. and Homestake Mining Co. The technical information in this news release is based upon the Report.
Historical Resource Estimate
Property
Resource Class
Short Tons
Average Grade % eU3O8
Pounds eU3O8
Acadia Claim Group including Cochrane Agreement Area1,2
Historical
2,080,000
0.125%
3,700,000
Ella Claim Group3
Inferred
327,000
0.30%
1,960,000
Mindy Claim Group1
Historical
449,000
0.156%
1,400,000
1 Amounts shown are gross values. Net Kilgore mineral ownership percentage is subject to the Tronox Agreement.
2 Amounts shown are gross values. Net Kilgore mineral ownership percentage is subject to The Cochrane Agreement.
3 Amounts shown are gross values. Net Kilgore mineral ownership percentage is subject to the Schosser Lease.
The Report states that a tonnage factor of 0.42m3 (15.5 ft3) per short ton was used in addition to a minimum grade/thickness cutoff of 0.3 GT (1.8m or 6ft of 0.05%), and that the average thickness was 2.13m (7ft) at a cutoff thickness of 1.8m (6 ft). Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability.
The documented work on the Ella Claim Group, including probe surveying, was undertaken by Amoco Minerals and Exxon Minerals. The commercial electric logging companies used by Amoco Minerals were Digilog Inc. of Broomfield, Colorado, Acculog of Grand Junction, Colorado and Century Geophysical Corporation of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The commercial electric logging company used by Exxon Minerals was Scinti-log of Casper, Wyoming. The Report authors did not have the chemical assays or any information regarding calibration methods used in the probe surveying conducted for Amoco Minerals or Exxon Minerals.
No samples or sample collection data was available for scrutiny by the Report authors. Core and/or drill samples are not available; however, original lithologic logs and copies of commercial laboratory certificates for a very limited number of chemical analyses of cores are available. The amount of analytical data is not considered meaningful. There is no discussion in the information reviewed concerning sample and assay quality controls and security. The Report states that it is felt that the information provided follows generally accepted practices in place during the 1970-1980 time period for the manner in which the samples and assays were collected and analyzed.
The radiometric drill data was posted on drill maps and included collar elevation, depth to the top of the mineralized intercept, thickness of mineralization, grade of mineralization, and depth of hole. Data entry was checked and confirmed. Drill hole locations were digitized from drill maps to create coordinate listings and then plotted. The resultant drill maps were then checked and confirmed by overlaying with the original maps. Radiometric log interpretation was spot checked by the authors for available logs and as previously discussed geophysical log interpretation followed standard methods.
Geologic Setting
The uranium deposits in the Black Hills region of western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming are found in the Inyan Kara group of Early Cretaceous age (90 to 120 Ma). The Inyan Kara group consists of two formational units.
A lower unit called the Lakota formation consists of fluvial or stream-laid sandstone lenses interbedded with conglomerates, siltstones, and mudstones. The Lakota formation is about 61 to 76 meters (200 to 250 ft) thick and overlies the red and pink variegated shales of the Jurassic Morrison formation. The larger uranium deposits mined in the Black Hills region, such as the Hauber deposit (600,000 tons), were found in the Lakota formation.
Unconformably overlying the Lakota formation is the Fall River formation consisting of marginal marine sandstone and gray colored shales that are 30.48 to 61 meters (100 to 200 ft) in thickness. Numerous small deposits of uranium ore were mined from the Fall River formation in the Black Hills region in the 1952-1974 period. They only averaged about 10,000 to 50,000 tons in size and in aggregate produced an estimated 600,000 tons of uranium ore at a grade of 0.15 to 0.20% U3O8.
Overlying the Fall River formation is the marine Skull Creek shale of Late Cretaceous age. No economic deposits of uranium have been found in any of the rocks lying above or below the Inyan Kara group.
The Black Hills region is characterized by a broad domal-shaped uplift containing, on its western flank, the Inyan Kara group in outcrop that measures about 257 km (160 miles) in length in a NW-SE alignment. It is about 96.5 km (60 miles) in width and terminates just south of the Wyoming-Montana State Line. The northern terminus also is marked by a steeply dipping monocline 2.4 to 9.6 km (1 ½ to 6 miles) in width that drops the Inyan Kara group in sub-crop to a depth of 244 to 518 meters (800 to 1700 ft) in SE Montana.
Mineralization
Uranium deposits that occur in most of the region are of the "roll front" type. Roll fronts occur in areas where ground water had infiltrated from the surface or migrated through an aquifer composed of sediment containing minerals with very minor amounts of uranium. Near the surface, oxidizing conditions result in the weathering of minerals (such as feldspar) and volcanic ash and the mobilization of trace concentrations of uranium in solution. As ground water continued to migrate, it encountered reducing conditions where the uranium was no longer stable in solution. (The reducing environment may be a result of hydrogen sulfide (H2S), pyrite, or organic material existing in the aquifer.) As a result, the uranium precipitated from the ground water and formed coatings of minerals such as uraninite (UO2) or coffinite (USiO4) on the sediment grains in the formation. Roll fronts extend farther in the middle of an aquifer. Therefore, uranium minerals occur concentrated in the direction of flow, resulting in distorted C-shaped or "roll shaped" deposits. The physical shape of the ore deposit is dependent on the local permeability of the sandstone matrix, its continuity and distribution in the geologic unit, as well as the former oxidation/reduction front in the aquifer.
Individual fronts can range in thickness from 0.6m (2 ft) to more than 7.6m (25 ft). Mineralization may exist laterally along a front hundreds of meters long, and fronts may coalesce to form ore bodies’ kilometers in length. Thin mineralized trails and more finely disseminated minerals are found branching off the main front and are located between fronts. In general, uranium ore deposits in eastern Wyoming average between 0.10 to about 0.20 percent uranium oxide.
The roll front uranium deposits of SE Montana have been classified by Kerr McGee into 4 main units or fronts (sometimes a 5th unit or front is added). The Inyan Kara fronts are subdivided by formation in descending order as noted below:
Fall River formation:
"A" Front: 1.5 to 9 meter (5 to 30 ft) in thickness and about 75.6 km (47 miles) long
"B" Front: 3 to 12 meter (10 to 40 ft) in thickness and 96 km (60 miles) long
"C" Front: 3 to 15 meter (10 to 50 ft) in thickness and 82 km (51 miles) long
Lakota formation:
"D" Front:: 6 to 30.4 meter (20 to 100 ft) in thickness and 109km (68 miles) long
"E" Front: 3 to 15 meters (10 to 50 ft) in thickness-length unknown
About 50% of the holes drilled by Kerr McGee are mineralized with uranium contents ranging from 0.01 to 1.14% U3O8. The gross length of redox fronts total about 364km (226miles) and it is estimated by Kerr McGee that approximately 1.6km (1 mile) out of 34km (20 miles) or about 5%, could contain ore grade material (above cutoff of 2 meters (6 ft) of 0.05% U3O8).
A 175 km (105 mile) long grouping of roll fronts in Crook County, Wyoming was identified. These features are complex and have been defined in considerable detail. The data indicates that approximately 50% of the Wyoming roll fronts contained roll front uranium mineralization, but only about 5% contain uranium in sufficient quantities that economic extraction may be feasible.
About Bayswater Uranium Corporation - The Super JuniorTM Uranium Company
As the only uranium explorer to have major landholdings in each of Canada's most important producing and exploration regions – the Athabasca Basin, the Central Mineral Belt, and the Thelon Basin – Bayswater Uranium Corp. is well positioned to be a market leader in uranium exploration. Bayswater combines the uranium expertise of its technical and managerial teams with a large, highly prospective and diverse property base. The result is a Super JuniorTM Uranium Company with the share liquidity and market capitalization to provide value to both the retail and institutional investor. For further information visit www.bayswateruranium.com.
On behalf of the Board of:
BAYSWATER URANIUM CORPORATION
George M. Leary
President
For further information contact:
John Gomez
Manager, Investor Relations
Telephone: (604) 687-2153
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.144.735 von KleinesGeld am 22.06.07 11:22:04Bayswater hat 40Mio Cash in der Kasse..der wird durch die Fusion von Kilgore natürlich weiter ansteigen!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.155.485 von donnerpower am 22.06.07 20:32:54Danke für die Info. Magst Du mir auch noch mitteilen, wo Du sie her hast? -Insofern Du sie nicht aus dem World Mining Stocks Artikel genommen hast. Übrigens sehr interessant zu lesen, da es eine Erklärung für das Merger mit Kilgore bietet. Wenn es stimmt, daß die tatsächlich deren Projekte möglichst bald in die Produktion überführen wollen (4, bzw. 6 Jahre), dann können wir uns wohl in den nächsten Monaten noch auf so manche Überraschung gefaßt machen. Bohrergebnisse Bayswater, Resourcenupdates und Machbarkeitsstudien Kilgore, etc.
Sieht nicht so aus, als ob das nächste Jahr langweilig werden könnte...
Sieht nicht so aus, als ob das nächste Jahr langweilig werden könnte...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.198.678 von KleinesGeld am 23.06.07 11:03:03Ach ja... Der Cashbestand von Kilgore scheint weitestgehend irrelevant zu sein -Anfang Jan.07. ungefähr 2,5 Mio. Interessanter ist da, daß Bayswater über Warrants noch 50 Mio an Bord holen kann. In dem Artikel geben sie den Cashbestand von Bayswater fully diluted mit 80 Mio cad an. Das sollte in der Tat einstweilen reichen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.198.702 von KleinesGeld am 23.06.07 11:08:35und nochmal ich...
Zur Zeit ist die Chartsituation bei BAY ganz interessant:
Zunächst signalisiert der TBI einen schwächer werdenden Abwärtstrend, was sich im Chart an der Ausbildung der Range von 1,2 bis 1,4 ganz gut ersehen läßt. Interessant ist dies deswegen, weil seit Beginn der Ausbildung dieser Range ab Mitte Mai zweimal vor der gleichen Situation hinsichtlich RSI, Slow-Stoch und MACD standen, jedoch stets mit fallendem TBI. Jedesmal stand der MACD kurz vor der Generierung eines Kaufsignals, während der RSI vor dem Überschreiten der 50-Linie stand, welche mittlerweile einen recht ordentlichen Widerstand bildet. Auch die Slow-Stoch ist mit generierten Kaufsignal beide Male an der 50-Linie gescheitert. Diesmal hat sich jedoch der vorlaufende MACD-Trigger weiter entfernt, was ein deutlicheres Kaufsignal darstellt. Ein weiterer Kursanstieg am Montag sollte daher durch das Durchbrechen der jeweiligen 50-Linie (insbesonders im RSI) ein starkes Kaufsignal generieren.
Auch ist diesmal dabei das mittlere Bollingerband durchbrochen worden, was zudem am Freitag nocheinmal bestätigt worden ist. Ein weiterer Anstieg würde uns außerdem noch an die exp. 30t-Linie bringen, deren Durchbrechen ebenfalls bullish ist. Vorallem ist am Do/Fr der Abwärtstrend durchbrochen worden!
FALLS wir am Montag grüne Kurse sehen, wäre dies meines Erachtens daher als Trendumkehr zu werten.
FALLS wir an den genannten Widerständen abprallen sollten, sieht die charttechnische Situation hingegen sehr prekär aus, da die Spanne zwischen Rangeboden und weiter fallender 30t-Linie ziemlich eng wird. Ein nachhaltiges Durchbrechen des Bodens würde den Kurs wohl in Richtung 1 cad führen.
So, wie ich es sehe, sollte allerdings die Wende geschafft werden, was uns in die Range zwischen 1,4 und 1,6 führen sollte.
Was meint Ihr?
Zur Zeit ist die Chartsituation bei BAY ganz interessant:
Zunächst signalisiert der TBI einen schwächer werdenden Abwärtstrend, was sich im Chart an der Ausbildung der Range von 1,2 bis 1,4 ganz gut ersehen läßt. Interessant ist dies deswegen, weil seit Beginn der Ausbildung dieser Range ab Mitte Mai zweimal vor der gleichen Situation hinsichtlich RSI, Slow-Stoch und MACD standen, jedoch stets mit fallendem TBI. Jedesmal stand der MACD kurz vor der Generierung eines Kaufsignals, während der RSI vor dem Überschreiten der 50-Linie stand, welche mittlerweile einen recht ordentlichen Widerstand bildet. Auch die Slow-Stoch ist mit generierten Kaufsignal beide Male an der 50-Linie gescheitert. Diesmal hat sich jedoch der vorlaufende MACD-Trigger weiter entfernt, was ein deutlicheres Kaufsignal darstellt. Ein weiterer Kursanstieg am Montag sollte daher durch das Durchbrechen der jeweiligen 50-Linie (insbesonders im RSI) ein starkes Kaufsignal generieren.
Auch ist diesmal dabei das mittlere Bollingerband durchbrochen worden, was zudem am Freitag nocheinmal bestätigt worden ist. Ein weiterer Anstieg würde uns außerdem noch an die exp. 30t-Linie bringen, deren Durchbrechen ebenfalls bullish ist. Vorallem ist am Do/Fr der Abwärtstrend durchbrochen worden!
FALLS wir am Montag grüne Kurse sehen, wäre dies meines Erachtens daher als Trendumkehr zu werten.
FALLS wir an den genannten Widerständen abprallen sollten, sieht die charttechnische Situation hingegen sehr prekär aus, da die Spanne zwischen Rangeboden und weiter fallender 30t-Linie ziemlich eng wird. Ein nachhaltiges Durchbrechen des Bodens würde den Kurs wohl in Richtung 1 cad führen.
So, wie ich es sehe, sollte allerdings die Wende geschafft werden, was uns in die Range zwischen 1,4 und 1,6 führen sollte.
Was meint Ihr?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.271.123 von KleinesGeld am 24.06.07 12:26:07Ein kleines Update:
Einstweilen ist BAY am Widerstand gescheitert, wie man gut an den Indikatoren (RSI/Slow-Stoch) sehen kann. Hätte ich statt der exponentiellen, die glatte 30t-Linie genommen, wäre auch erkennbar, daß dies mit dem Abprall des Kurses von ihr zusammenfällt.
Interessanterweise hat allerdings gestern das mittlere Bollingerband als Unterstützung gehalten, der Körper der Kerze befindet sich darüber, während der ziemlich lange Docht anzeigt, daß die Bären zu schwach waren, um den Kurs dauerhaft runterzuziehen. Auch der TBI signalisiert nun deutlicher die Trendumkehr.
Mithin wird es in den nächsten Tagen charttechnisch spannend; die Range zwischen Widerstand und Unterstützung ist, wie schon zuvor beschrieben, ziemlich klein und die Indikatoren geben insgesamt betrachtet kein klares Bild. Mal schauen, was heute so passiert.
Einstweilen ist BAY am Widerstand gescheitert, wie man gut an den Indikatoren (RSI/Slow-Stoch) sehen kann. Hätte ich statt der exponentiellen, die glatte 30t-Linie genommen, wäre auch erkennbar, daß dies mit dem Abprall des Kurses von ihr zusammenfällt.
Interessanterweise hat allerdings gestern das mittlere Bollingerband als Unterstützung gehalten, der Körper der Kerze befindet sich darüber, während der ziemlich lange Docht anzeigt, daß die Bären zu schwach waren, um den Kurs dauerhaft runterzuziehen. Auch der TBI signalisiert nun deutlicher die Trendumkehr.
Mithin wird es in den nächsten Tagen charttechnisch spannend; die Range zwischen Widerstand und Unterstützung ist, wie schon zuvor beschrieben, ziemlich klein und die Indikatoren geben insgesamt betrachtet kein klares Bild. Mal schauen, was heute so passiert.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.341.732 von KleinesGeld am 27.06.07 09:12:47gehe zurück auf Los...
die Hälfte seit Februar, tut schon weh.
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die Hälfte seit Februar, tut schon weh.
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Beuer
Na, verzweifelt?
Seid ihr ausgestorben, ihr Pusher?
Ich halte mal noch eine Weile zu den Kanadiern.
Seid ihr ausgestorben, ihr Pusher?
Ich halte mal noch eine Weile zu den Kanadiern.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.477.724 von Hotel-Mama am 03.07.07 22:29:29ja, habe ich auch entdeckt.. scheint sich was anzubahnen.
wurde ja auch ziemlich verpügelt und außerdem scheint das ding ziemlich arg geshortet.
wenn wir hier erstmal den boden haben, kanns jeden tag losgehen.
early july sollen ja auch news anstehen über die luftmessungen.
verstehe sowieso nicht warum das ding so abschmierte, die haben ordentlich was in der pipeline und ein PP das weit über dem heutigen Kurs steht. da kann ich mir beim besten willen nicht vorstellen das die käufer sich das lange anschauen..
die wollen ja auch gewinne durch das PP machen, also vermute ich mal kurse in nächster Zeit um die 2,xx CAD
die look up frist hält ja auch noch ein bischen..
wurde ja auch ziemlich verpügelt und außerdem scheint das ding ziemlich arg geshortet.
wenn wir hier erstmal den boden haben, kanns jeden tag losgehen.
early july sollen ja auch news anstehen über die luftmessungen.
verstehe sowieso nicht warum das ding so abschmierte, die haben ordentlich was in der pipeline und ein PP das weit über dem heutigen Kurs steht. da kann ich mir beim besten willen nicht vorstellen das die käufer sich das lange anschauen..
die wollen ja auch gewinne durch das PP machen, also vermute ich mal kurse in nächster Zeit um die 2,xx CAD
die look up frist hält ja auch noch ein bischen..
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.481.121 von ricotec am 04.07.07 10:36:59As of Short Volume Change In Volume
15/Jun/2007 1,318,231 308,831
31/May/2007 1,009,400 -355,093
15/May/2007 1,364,493 266,079
30/Apr/2007 1,098,414 -254,858
15/Apr/2007 1,353,272 687,614
31/Mar/2007 665,658 431,905
15/Mar/2007 233,753 -1,089,241
28/Feb/2007 1,322,994 586,494
15/Feb/2007 736,500 622,500
31/Jan/2007 114,000 -109,586
15/Jan/2007 223,586 37,142
15/Jun/2007 1,318,231 308,831
31/May/2007 1,009,400 -355,093
15/May/2007 1,364,493 266,079
30/Apr/2007 1,098,414 -254,858
15/Apr/2007 1,353,272 687,614
31/Mar/2007 665,658 431,905
15/Mar/2007 233,753 -1,089,241
28/Feb/2007 1,322,994 586,494
15/Feb/2007 736,500 622,500
31/Jan/2007 114,000 -109,586
15/Jan/2007 223,586 37,142
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.484.203 von XX25 am 04.07.07 13:55:31genau, habs auch gesehen...
was die frage aufwirft wann es hier zum squeeze out kommt :
naja will nicht pushen, aber die fundamentals scheinen sehr gut.
was die frage aufwirft wann es hier zum squeeze out kommt :
naja will nicht pushen, aber die fundamentals scheinen sehr gut.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.484.203 von XX25 am 04.07.07 13:55:31genau, habs auch gesehen...
was die frage aufwirft wann es hier zum squeeze out kommt :
naja will nicht pushen, aber die fundamentals scheinen sehr gut.
was die frage aufwirft wann es hier zum squeeze out kommt :
naja will nicht pushen, aber die fundamentals scheinen sehr gut.
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