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Alle Mienenaktien haben in den letzten Wochen massiv zugelegt. Was ist mit Spinifex ?
Auch Spinifex hat zugelegt.
Beim Goldrush der gerade erst begonnen hat, sind
bereits die grossen Minen wie Newmont
Anglogold, Durban Deep gut gelaufen.
Auch die kleineren Minen sind bereits gut gelaufen.
Jetzt als 3. Kategorie müssten die Explorationswerte
kommen. Hierzu zähle ich auch Spinifex.
Favoriten sind: Metex, Climax, Dominion Mining
Viel Glück.
Beim Goldrush der gerade erst begonnen hat, sind
bereits die grossen Minen wie Newmont
Anglogold, Durban Deep gut gelaufen.
Auch die kleineren Minen sind bereits gut gelaufen.
Jetzt als 3. Kategorie müssten die Explorationswerte
kommen. Hierzu zähle ich auch Spinifex.
Favoriten sind: Metex, Climax, Dominion Mining
Viel Glück.
Hi Manfred,
danke für dein Statement. ich hoffe, dass wir mit SPX mal wieder die Einstiegskurse sehen werden.
ich bin in USA sehr gut gelaufen mit DROOY, CDE, BGO und MAENF. Schaun mer mal was die Aussies machen, da gibts ja nun wieder "Grange Resource" und auch MaxeTec sollte doch mal wieder grüne Pfeile sehen.
Sit back, relax and wait whats going on.
Gruß
gopa
danke für dein Statement. ich hoffe, dass wir mit SPX mal wieder die Einstiegskurse sehen werden.
ich bin in USA sehr gut gelaufen mit DROOY, CDE, BGO und MAENF. Schaun mer mal was die Aussies machen, da gibts ja nun wieder "Grange Resource" und auch MaxeTec sollte doch mal wieder grüne Pfeile sehen.
Sit back, relax and wait whats going on.
Gruß
gopa
Verdient Spinifex bei 200 $ Geld oder besitzt Spinifex keine Mine mit Gold?
Wo kann man nähere Informationen bekommen?
Excalibure
Wo kann man nähere Informationen bekommen?
Excalibure
Klasse Artikel
Quelle: Australien Newscom
Slide in gold production
AAP
17feb02
AUSTRALIAN gold production has continued its downward trend, with
output in 2001 falling by five per cent to 280 tonnes, according to an
industry report.
The fall in production of the country`s third largest export earner has come
at a time when the US dollar gold price has broken US$300 per ounce.
According to Melbourne-based mining industry consultants Surbiton
Associates, last year marked the fourth successive drop in annual output.
Australian gold production has fallen some 11 per cent from the peak of
314 tonnes in 1997.
Surbiton managing director Dr Sandra Close said the higher Australian
dollar prices and relatively stable cash costs throughout 2001 had helped
to maintain or even increase average cash margins for local producers.
"The average annual Australia dollar gold price was $524 per ounce for
2001, the best it`s been since 1993," Dr Close said.
"Also, current prices are around 50 per cent higher than they were in mid
1999," she said.
However, many of the benefits from the rising prices and increased profits
will not flow to Australian investors.
"Overseas shareholders will be the winners," said Dr Close.
"The North American and South African gold producers were faster than
the locals to appreciate the inherent value in our leading gold mining
companies."
Surbiton Associates estimates that foreign control of Australia`s gold
mining industry has risen from 20 per cent five years ago to 30 per cent by
the end of 2000.
The takeover of Normandy Mining by Newmont and the expected takeover
of Hill 50 by Harmony would result in overseas control rising to over 60 per
cent.
She said the takeover activity in the past year plus the recent increase in
the US dollar gold price, had finally caught the attention of Australian
investors.
"Many of our best, long-life producers are now in overseas hands, along
with large areas of prospective exploration ground," Dr Close said.
"Aussie investors who want a direct slice of the action are now having to
back the remaining local producers and the small explorers."
According to the report, the Homestake/Normandy Super Pit Operation in
Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, was the top producer last year, with
616,344 ounces.
This was followed by the Gold Fields-owned St Ives mine, which produced
an estimated 513,400 ounces.
Australia`s third largest gold operation was Normandy NFM`s Granites
Gold Mine in the Northern Territory which produced 480,314 ounces.
Quelle: Australien Newscom
Slide in gold production
AAP
17feb02
AUSTRALIAN gold production has continued its downward trend, with
output in 2001 falling by five per cent to 280 tonnes, according to an
industry report.
The fall in production of the country`s third largest export earner has come
at a time when the US dollar gold price has broken US$300 per ounce.
According to Melbourne-based mining industry consultants Surbiton
Associates, last year marked the fourth successive drop in annual output.
Australian gold production has fallen some 11 per cent from the peak of
314 tonnes in 1997.
Surbiton managing director Dr Sandra Close said the higher Australian
dollar prices and relatively stable cash costs throughout 2001 had helped
to maintain or even increase average cash margins for local producers.
"The average annual Australia dollar gold price was $524 per ounce for
2001, the best it`s been since 1993," Dr Close said.
"Also, current prices are around 50 per cent higher than they were in mid
1999," she said.
However, many of the benefits from the rising prices and increased profits
will not flow to Australian investors.
"Overseas shareholders will be the winners," said Dr Close.
"The North American and South African gold producers were faster than
the locals to appreciate the inherent value in our leading gold mining
companies."
Surbiton Associates estimates that foreign control of Australia`s gold
mining industry has risen from 20 per cent five years ago to 30 per cent by
the end of 2000.
The takeover of Normandy Mining by Newmont and the expected takeover
of Hill 50 by Harmony would result in overseas control rising to over 60 per
cent.
She said the takeover activity in the past year plus the recent increase in
the US dollar gold price, had finally caught the attention of Australian
investors.
"Many of our best, long-life producers are now in overseas hands, along
with large areas of prospective exploration ground," Dr Close said.
"Aussie investors who want a direct slice of the action are now having to
back the remaining local producers and the small explorers."
According to the report, the Homestake/Normandy Super Pit Operation in
Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, was the top producer last year, with
616,344 ounces.
This was followed by the Gold Fields-owned St Ives mine, which produced
an estimated 513,400 ounces.
Australia`s third largest gold operation was Normandy NFM`s Granites
Gold Mine in the Northern Territory which produced 480,314 ounces.
Trading Spotlight
Und noch ne info!
Gold pops bullion dollar question
By ROBIN BROMBY
The Australian
09feb02
PERHAPS it was the television image of the Japanese housewives buying
gold bars from a dealer in Tokyo as a hedge against a falling yen and
shaky banks.
Or the announcement by Toronto-based Iamgold that future dividends
would be paid in gold rather than Canadian dollars if shareholders
wished.
Maybe it was the news sinking in that eight large gold mining operations
will close down around the world this year, removing any chance that the
industry can ramp up production in the medium term to meet any physical
squeeze.
More likely it was all of the above - plus the closing of hedge books and
the dark news out of corporate America that has produced a sea change
in sentiment among traders and fund managers.
Something is doing it, as gold hit $US305 an ounce in East Asia on
Friday.
State One Eagle analyst Keith Goode came away from a recent field trip
with the distinct feeling that gold was back on the radar screens. Several
of the fund managers told him they were now including gold shares in
their portfolios for the first time in a while.
But he strikes a cautionary note: next week matters.
Most of the gold traders in East Asia will be away from their desks
between Monday and Thursday for Chinese New Year. Goode said gold
prices would face a test without the support of bullish Asian gold buyers --
because it was that physical demand in Asia which had underpinned
much of the rally this week.
In the past, it was lack of physical demand which contributed to the
transitory nature of rallies. One study has shown that all the gold spikes of
$US20 an ounce or more since 1996 have lasted less than two weeks
before weaker physical demand brought prices back down again. That
said, Australia offers one of the best range of gold plays with its array of
big companies (Newcrest Mining, Goldfields and Lihir Gold) as well as
small and medium producers and a long tail of junior explorers.
The other two big Western gold-producing nations lack this equity-rich
environment. South Africa has its big mining houses which rule the roost
but no junior sector to speak of, while the United States has a
comparatively small gold sector in terms of numbers of companies.
Even adding Canadian-listed juniors to the Newmont Minings of North
America adds up to a total market capitalisation of about $US50 billion
($98 billion), according to CBS`s Marketwatch program. To put that in
perspective, McDonald`s has a market cap of $US34 billion.
Sydney-based broker Intersuisse specialises in the small to mid-cap gold
stocks, and is underwriting a $2 million capital raising by Metex
Resources which is drilling the Chatterbox gold resource near Laverton in
Western Australia.
Intersuisse analyst Gavin Wendt said investors had the choice of several
gold companies which had just come into production or had defined
resources.
He likes Kingsgate Consolidated NL with its 140,000oz a year Chatree
mine in Thailand, now in production, as well as Gindalbie Gold NL which
in December commissioned its Minjar gold mine.
``These are sound projects, 100 per cent-owned with exploration upside,``
said Mr Wendt.
Other companies being followed by Intersuisse are Dalrymple Resources
NL (which holds 40 per cent of the 2 million ounce Thunderbox gold
deposit), Dioro Exploration NL (now selling at about 12c but with 49 per
cent of the 1 million ounce Frog`s Leg discovery in Western Australia), and
producer Gympie Gold.
Another analyst suggests Selwyn Mines, which expects to be coming into
production in Queensland later this year at the rate of between 75,000oz
and 80,000oz a year on top of copper output.
He adds Dominion Mining, whose Challenger mine in South Australia will
be in production this year, and Highlands Pacific with its high-grade
Kainantu project in Papua New Guinea.
Keith Goode said if this rally was sustained the effect would be felt right
down to the smallest junior.
``It would be the classic story -- all boats rise with the tide,`` he said.
``When these things run, and run long enough, people look around for
what hasn`t moved.``
His list of gold plays includes Kingsgate, Dominion Mining, Gindalbie and
Golden Cross Resources which is finishing a feasibility study on the
Adelong gold project in NSW.
One of the true believers is Iamgold. Not only has it, as reported above,
decided to offer shareholders their dividends in the form of gold, but it has
been converting all its cash reserves into gold.
The company now holds close to 1 tonne of gold (31,548oz in all), the
bullion bought with the cash flow from its stake in the 9.8 million ounce
Sadiola mine in Guinea and the Yatela mine in Mali.
Not only does it mine gold, it is now backed by gold. Gold is money,
declares Iamgold. That is still a view held by a very small minority of
investors, but these people would have taken heart this week.
Gold pops bullion dollar question
By ROBIN BROMBY
The Australian
09feb02
PERHAPS it was the television image of the Japanese housewives buying
gold bars from a dealer in Tokyo as a hedge against a falling yen and
shaky banks.
Or the announcement by Toronto-based Iamgold that future dividends
would be paid in gold rather than Canadian dollars if shareholders
wished.
Maybe it was the news sinking in that eight large gold mining operations
will close down around the world this year, removing any chance that the
industry can ramp up production in the medium term to meet any physical
squeeze.
More likely it was all of the above - plus the closing of hedge books and
the dark news out of corporate America that has produced a sea change
in sentiment among traders and fund managers.
Something is doing it, as gold hit $US305 an ounce in East Asia on
Friday.
State One Eagle analyst Keith Goode came away from a recent field trip
with the distinct feeling that gold was back on the radar screens. Several
of the fund managers told him they were now including gold shares in
their portfolios for the first time in a while.
But he strikes a cautionary note: next week matters.
Most of the gold traders in East Asia will be away from their desks
between Monday and Thursday for Chinese New Year. Goode said gold
prices would face a test without the support of bullish Asian gold buyers --
because it was that physical demand in Asia which had underpinned
much of the rally this week.
In the past, it was lack of physical demand which contributed to the
transitory nature of rallies. One study has shown that all the gold spikes of
$US20 an ounce or more since 1996 have lasted less than two weeks
before weaker physical demand brought prices back down again. That
said, Australia offers one of the best range of gold plays with its array of
big companies (Newcrest Mining, Goldfields and Lihir Gold) as well as
small and medium producers and a long tail of junior explorers.
The other two big Western gold-producing nations lack this equity-rich
environment. South Africa has its big mining houses which rule the roost
but no junior sector to speak of, while the United States has a
comparatively small gold sector in terms of numbers of companies.
Even adding Canadian-listed juniors to the Newmont Minings of North
America adds up to a total market capitalisation of about $US50 billion
($98 billion), according to CBS`s Marketwatch program. To put that in
perspective, McDonald`s has a market cap of $US34 billion.
Sydney-based broker Intersuisse specialises in the small to mid-cap gold
stocks, and is underwriting a $2 million capital raising by Metex
Resources which is drilling the Chatterbox gold resource near Laverton in
Western Australia.
Intersuisse analyst Gavin Wendt said investors had the choice of several
gold companies which had just come into production or had defined
resources.
He likes Kingsgate Consolidated NL with its 140,000oz a year Chatree
mine in Thailand, now in production, as well as Gindalbie Gold NL which
in December commissioned its Minjar gold mine.
``These are sound projects, 100 per cent-owned with exploration upside,``
said Mr Wendt.
Other companies being followed by Intersuisse are Dalrymple Resources
NL (which holds 40 per cent of the 2 million ounce Thunderbox gold
deposit), Dioro Exploration NL (now selling at about 12c but with 49 per
cent of the 1 million ounce Frog`s Leg discovery in Western Australia), and
producer Gympie Gold.
Another analyst suggests Selwyn Mines, which expects to be coming into
production in Queensland later this year at the rate of between 75,000oz
and 80,000oz a year on top of copper output.
He adds Dominion Mining, whose Challenger mine in South Australia will
be in production this year, and Highlands Pacific with its high-grade
Kainantu project in Papua New Guinea.
Keith Goode said if this rally was sustained the effect would be felt right
down to the smallest junior.
``It would be the classic story -- all boats rise with the tide,`` he said.
``When these things run, and run long enough, people look around for
what hasn`t moved.``
His list of gold plays includes Kingsgate, Dominion Mining, Gindalbie and
Golden Cross Resources which is finishing a feasibility study on the
Adelong gold project in NSW.
One of the true believers is Iamgold. Not only has it, as reported above,
decided to offer shareholders their dividends in the form of gold, but it has
been converting all its cash reserves into gold.
The company now holds close to 1 tonne of gold (31,548oz in all), the
bullion bought with the cash flow from its stake in the 9.8 million ounce
Sadiola mine in Guinea and the Yatela mine in Mali.
Not only does it mine gold, it is now backed by gold. Gold is money,
declares Iamgold. That is still a view held by a very small minority of
investors, but these people would have taken heart this week.
@excalibure
moin, moin,
schau mal unter folgendem link der börse aussie nach, da findest du weiter links und eine gute company übersicht.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
auch auf der homepage von spinifex findest du infos und die finanzberichte.
im jahresbericht von 2002 (gj ende june 2001) sind alle mienenbeteiligungen aufgeführt. (ca. 60seiten pdf. dokument)
www.spinifexgold.com
sonnigen gruß
gopa
moin, moin,
schau mal unter folgendem link der börse aussie nach, da findest du weiter links und eine gute company übersicht.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
auch auf der homepage von spinifex findest du infos und die finanzberichte.
im jahresbericht von 2002 (gj ende june 2001) sind alle mienenbeteiligungen aufgeführt. (ca. 60seiten pdf. dokument)
www.spinifexgold.com
sonnigen gruß
gopa
@ gopa: denkt bei den Exploreren immer zuerst an das narrow escape ,sollte der Markt fallen...ihr bekommt den ___Dreck nur zu Schandpreisen an den Mann.
Und Ecksi lügt wenn er das Maul aufrei.. !!!
Hat mich schon mehrmals so zu verarschen versucht...die JV-Verträge mit Ashanti hatten den Wert von Hakle einlagig!!
cu DL...der auch Explorer hat
Und Ecksi lügt wenn er das Maul aufrei.. !!!
Hat mich schon mehrmals so zu verarschen versucht...die JV-Verträge mit Ashanti hatten den Wert von Hakle einlagig!!
cu DL...der auch Explorer hat
Da muß selbst ich dem Dottore absolut Recht geben. Ecki
hängt bei einigen Unternehmen mit drin und überall ist
nichts draus geworden. Außerdem ist der "OBERSPEZI"
Rudi, Rudi, Rallala auch bei Spinnifex als Direktor dabei.
Der zockt alle "GNADENLOS AB" wie die Vergangenheit
bewiesen hat. Überall wo der drin ist bzw. war riecht oder
stinkt es nach Betrug. Ich kann nur warnen, mehr nicht.
hängt bei einigen Unternehmen mit drin und überall ist
nichts draus geworden. Außerdem ist der "OBERSPEZI"
Rudi, Rudi, Rallala auch bei Spinnifex als Direktor dabei.
Der zockt alle "GNADENLOS AB" wie die Vergangenheit
bewiesen hat. Überall wo der drin ist bzw. war riecht oder
stinkt es nach Betrug. Ich kann nur warnen, mehr nicht.
q Karpfen: was ist los mit dir...vom saulus zum Paulus????
Aber bei Ecki hast du recht...SPX schaue ich mir bei 15 an...dann dürften die blauen Himmel wolkenlos sein.
Was ist wollen wir wieder bei MYC die Sau fliegen lassen???
Wo ist denn der Nachtfalter..rühr dich mal wieder!!!
cu DL
Aber bei Ecki hast du recht...SPX schaue ich mir bei 15 an...dann dürften die blauen Himmel wolkenlos sein.
Was ist wollen wir wieder bei MYC die Sau fliegen lassen???
Wo ist denn der Nachtfalter..rühr dich mal wieder!!!
cu DL
Mensch Dottore, schau doch dort mal rein. Drei Beiträge
stehen dort von mir und Du hast nicht geantwortet. Dachte
schon Du bist böse auf mich.
stehen dort von mir und Du hast nicht geantwortet. Dachte
schon Du bist böse auf mich.
Ab 0,061 kann m.E. aus charttechnischer Sicht gekauft werden. Das erste Kursziel könnte bei 0,095 EUR liegen.
Wie ist Eure Meinung?
Excalibure
Wie ist Eure Meinung?
Excalibure
Wie lautet Eure Meinung zu meinem letzten Artikel. Die Marke zu 0,061 Cts ist nun nicht überschritten worden.
Excalibure
Excalibure
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