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      schrieb am 13.06.02 16:47:04
      Beitrag Nr. 1 ()
      Kein hegden. AEM hat retracet. Ich bin long hier, weil ich einige nordamerikanische Goldunternehmen benötige.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 13.06.02 18:36:22
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      wups

      market cap von 1 milliarde

      preis 14 $
      förderung 250 000 unzen

      umsatz: geschätzt dosto: 75-95 mille
      kosten geschätzt dosto 75 mille
      average preis gold 315 $
      ltd-schulden 147 mille

      da muß gold aber kräftig zulegen, sonst kanns nix werden
      mit großen kursgewinnen.

      ein bißchen teur - net wahr
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      schrieb am 13.06.02 18:56:02
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      Bin drin bei diesem Reversal. Werde beobachten zusehends wenn Gold sich erholt als Antizipation auf stark reinkommende Gewinne.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 14.06.02 13:02:25
      Beitrag Nr. 4 ()
      na denn viel spaß, und sich nicht von den förderungskosten bluffen lassen, die tatsächlichen kosten bis zu den steuern,
      sind ganz andere.
      und somit dauert es eine ganze weile bis solche companies tatsichlich so richtig kohle einfahren.
      jetzt reichts gerade mal zum überleben, für die shareholder gibts im moment noch gar nix, und das beim kurs zu 14 $
      rein spekulativ.

      du scheinst so oder so ein bißchen spät auf den zug aufzuspringen, soviele posts, über so viele minen,
      die wir schon vor monaten gelegt haben.
      du solltest dich mal erst um die branchenart kümmern,
      bevor deine euphorie sich überschlägt,
      richtig los gehts erst bei mehr goldpreis, und dann auch nicht für alle, was dann physisch verkauft werden kann ist
      allerdings auch noch nicht geklärt,

      so long und viel spaß
      auf das es klappt, auch für die zuspätkommer.

      trotzdem: hast du auch schon ne ausstiegstheorie?
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      schrieb am 19.06.02 21:50:16
      Beitrag Nr. 5 ()
      Mehr Gold!
      Bodenbildung gerade unter der 50-day EMA.
      MACD-Histogramm und Stochastic ebenfalls Bodenbildung.

      peter.wedemeier1

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      schrieb am 21.06.02 08:35:48
      Beitrag Nr. 6 ()
      Der Platz wo man sein sollte (Precious Metals).
      Eine von vielen in der Minenindustrie die einen positiven Chart haben.
      AEM wird in der nahen Zukunft in der $20-25 Range gehandelt werden, wie niemand anderes als ein Morgan Stanley Analyst vorraussagte.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 01.07.02 12:16:22
      Beitrag Nr. 7 ()
      Auf der Aufwärtstrendlinie -> starke Unterstützung und eine gute Kaufgelegenheit!

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 04.07.02 08:08:37
      Beitrag Nr. 8 ()
      Das Spiel gefällt mir. Der ungewöhnliche Einfluß über realisierte Volumen Spreads bei den Optionen, das manche von den optionalen Goldunternehmen über die letzten Monate trugen. Das bedeutet, das die Market Maker das Potenzial für eine explosive Bewegung nach oben eingepreist haben.Studien haben ergeben, das implizierte Volatilität eine der besten vorhersagenden Indikatoren da draußen ist. Der Spread den AEM und PDG trugen, waren die höchsten von irgendeiner optionalen Aktie oder Index.
      Nebenbei: Aktie ist überverkauft und ich denke, das es in den nächsten Wochen Analysten Upgrades geben wird.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 12.07.02 07:53:23
      Beitrag Nr. 9 ()
      Wenn Gold die $339,- bricht, dann vermute ich, diese Goldminenaktien werden zu Himmelsraketen und werden sich vielleicht verdoppeln. Wenn MDG und GG heute schöne Gewinne berichten werden, dann wird dieses AEM unterstützen. Kosensus zeigt viel bessere Gewinne die da kommen werden an.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 25.07.02 08:34:42
      Beitrag Nr. 10 ()
      Agnico-Eagle Mines 2nd Quarter Net 5 Cents/Share Versus 1 Cent Dow Jones Updated: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 11:23 AM ET Printer-friendly version Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. - Toronto 2nd Quar June 30: 2002 2001 Revenues $31,193,000 $32,517,000 Net income 3,360,000 480,000 Avg shares (basic) 69,050,000 56,668,000 Avg shares (diluted) 80,546,000 64,030,000 Shr ern (basic/diluted) Net income .05 .01 6 months: Revenues 56,776,000 53,958,000 Net income 3,837,000 978,000 Avg shares (basic) 68,524,000 56,310,000 Avg shares (diluted) 80,021,000 63,674,000 Shr ern (basic/diluted) Net income .06 .02

      A Thomson Financial/First Call survey of analysts had estimated second-quarter net of 3 cents a share.

      Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. (AEM), a gold producer, said it produced 74,617 ounces of gold at a realized price per unit of $310 an ounce in the second quarter, compared with 65,937 ounces of gold at $267 an ounce a year earlier.

      Highlights for the second quarter include:

      - LaRonde achieves new quarterly records for gold production and tons of ore processed.
      - Agnico-Eagle`s full leverage to the gold price and increasing gold production result in strong earnings and cash flow growth.
      - Excellent drilling results from Zone 20 North Gold and discovery of new high-grade vein mineralization on the western limit of Zone 20 South.

      Total cash operating cost per ounce: $164

      Total operating costs: $218
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      schrieb am 03.08.02 18:02:23
      Beitrag Nr. 11 ()
      For almost three decades, Agnico-Eagle has been mining gold in one of the world`s most productive regions -- the mineral-rich Cadillac Belt on the Canadian Shield -- and establishing a solid reputation as experienced mine builders and low-cost producers who deliver what we promise. The future looks even brighter.

      Recently we announced a plan to expand our operations again. Our daily throughput rate will increase from 5,000 tons per day to 7,000 tons per day by the fourth quarter of 2002. This will result in a substantial increase in gold production and a further decline in our unit costs to produce an ounce of gold. We expect by 2004 our gold production to approach 400,000 ounces per year and our cash costs to produce an ounce of gold are expected to decline to below US$100.

      In addition to our expanded exploration effort, we continue to look for acquisition opportunities. Additional producing gold mines will provide new challenges and opportunities for our employees, and more importantly, provide our shareholders with enhanced leverage to gold prices, increased trading liquidity and reduced overall mining risk.

      http://www.agnico-eagle.com/
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      schrieb am 28.08.02 21:52:16
      Beitrag Nr. 12 ()
      As the dollar has declined over the past year, gold has increased in value, though it has pulled back a little during the summer months. Managing about $1.3 billion, Prescott Crocker, head of the high yield group for Evergreen Investments, said a sharp rise in gold earlier this week could signal the metal`s return.
      Crocker is also senior portfolio manager for the $115 million Evergreen Precious Metals Funds, which is up 45% over the past 12 months. His portfolio is adjusted to include what he calls high-beta stocks, companies that have little hedging of forward sales. As gold prices go up, these stocks will outperform, he said.

      Crocker predicts more upside for gold looking ahead six months. He views gold as a currency itself and sees it outpacing the dollar. “I see the dollar trading in the low 90s from 106 where it is now. Gold is at $311 and I don’t see why it can’t go to $340 six months from now,” he said.

      Crocker offered three precious metals picks, which are listed below alongside his comments. A StockScouter rating has been provided.


      Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited

      • Deep single mine company in Quebec.

      • Expanding reserves every year.

      • High beta stock

      • Enjoys increasing gold production at lower costs

      • Its world-class La Ronda mine to date has 8.5 million ounces of reserve of copper and gold in high concentrations

      • Company under way with a capacity increase

      • Stock sells at 22 times cash flow

      • Mine produces 340 million ounces with a 20-year mine life.

      • Rated a 4 on StockScouter

      Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited: Stock Rating Summary
      Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited, a mid-cap growth company in the basic industries sector, is expected to underperform the market over the next six months with above average risk.

      10 is the best possible rating.


      Quick Summary Details
      Pro• The StockScouter measure of relative price change and consistency is very high. Very positive



      Con• Previous day`s closing price for AEM was close to its 50-day moving average. Neutral

      • Earnings growth in the past year has decelerated rapidly compared to earnings growth in the past three years. Negative





      Short-term Outlook
      Over the next 1-2 months, StockScouter forecasts that growth stocks will be in favor, mid-cap stocks will be in favor, and basic industries stocks will be neutral.


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      schrieb am 08.09.02 13:18:02
      Beitrag Nr. 13 ()
      Ein Barrons Artikel!

      Monday, September 9, 2002
      Miner Keys

      Longtime gold booster says the metal is due for a rousing comeback

      An Interview With James Turk - Gold appears to have broken out of its longtime funk. But is the move just a flash in the pan or something more substantial? For an answer, we turned to one of the more obsessed gold authorities we know, James Turk, publisher of the Freemarket Gold & Money Report newsletter and founder and managing director of Goldmoney.com, a company striving to make the metal the currency of choice in global commerce, especially in cross-border transactions. An international banker and manager of the commodity department for the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority for much of the `Eighties, Turk spent most of the `Nineties providing strategic advice and forecasts to investment managers. To learn why he thinks gold is on the cusp of a new bull market and which stocks he`s focused on, please read on.

      --Sandra Ward

      Barron`s: Gold has had quite a run. What can we expect going forward?

      Turk: The move we had earlier in the year was so good, we were bound to see some consolidation in July and August, which is normally a quiet time of the year for gold, anyway, and that`s what we got. Now, my expectation is we will test resistance at the $325-an-ounce threshold again in either September or October. I believe $325 will be crossed this year and that will mark the beginning of the bull market in gold.


      Turk believes his "fear index" now favors gold.


      Gold had been in a clear down trend through the `Nineties until May 1999, when the Bank of England said it would sell half its gold reserves. That resulted in panic selling and gold bottomed in July 1999 at $252 an ounce. It worked its way higher, then tested that low in early 2000 before climbing the past few years to current levels. What we`ve seen is a huge base being formed and the price going higher as the metal has been accumulated. Once the $325 level is taken out, that will signal the beginning of a new bull market.

      Q: We`ve had a bear market in gold for 20 years. So how long will a bull market last?
      A: I have a long-term model I use to identify trends in the gold market that I call the "fear index." The index reflects the relative position of gold compared to the dollar. When fear about monetary problems is rising, people move to gold from dollars, and the fear index captures these moves. The index is calculated by taking the U.S. gold reserve, multiplying it by the gold price and dividing it by M3, the broadest measure of money supply, to quantify the percentage of gold relative to dollars in circulation and determine the level of confidence in the dollar and any possible cyclical patterns. The fear index shows four distinct bullish cycles for gold since 1971, when the gold standard was abandoned: inflation in the early and late `Seventies, the savings-and-loan crisis in the `Eighties and then the collapse of the exchange-rate mechanism in the early `Nineties when George Soros broke the Bank of England. We just got the fifth buy signal at the end of May. At the least, these cycles tend to last a couple of years. We don`t know how long this one is going to last, but my expectation is we`re at the beginning of another bullish cycle that will last at least two years.

      Q: But if you`re looking at gold reserves as a percentage of M3,doesn`t flooding the system with liquidity skew the result?
      A: All I`m doing is taking the year-to-year growth in M3 at the end of each month and plotting it on a chart. Back in the 1970s, we had double-digit inflation rates because we had double-digit rates of growth in M3. Then, former Fed chairman Paul Volcker`s mandate was to reduce inflation, and he did it by reducing the growth rate of M3. Fed Chairman Greenspan continued those disinflationary policies when he came into office in 1987. In 1992 we had a short period of deflation when M3 declined from the previous year`s level. This 1992 period is significant, because it marks the blowup in the exchange-rate mechanism. But the Volcker-Greenspan policies became so painful to European countries, Italy and Great Britain specifically, that they chose to break from the exchange-rate mechanism and pursue their own course. That was a message for reinflation in the `Nineties and we`ve had massive growth in M3 since then. The early part of this reinflation led to the 1993-1994 bull market in gold and gold stocks. And the reinflation has continued.

      Now we`re headed to the next stage, which isn`t supply-driven, but rather a demand-driven issue. When you talk about inflation or deflation, you`re talking about the quantity of dollars and therefore the supply of dollars. Yet we need to focus on demand for dollars rather than the supply of dollars, because we assume demand remains constant though it doesn`t work that way in the real world. The demand for the Argentine peso disappeared overnight. I am not saying that`s going to happen with the dollar, but the dollar nevertheless has fallen in the foreign-exchange markets, which suggests that the Fed isn`t contracting the growth of M3 fast enough to maintain the dollar`s strength relative to other currencies of the world.

      Q: So are we heading into a deflationary period?
      A: I don`t think so. I wouldn`t call it inflationary; I wouldn`t call it deflationary. We will see rising prices, not because of the dramatic increase in supply of dollars, but because of dramatic decreases in demand for dollars. The supply of dollars may remain the same, but if demand declines, the dollar purchases less, which expressed in terms of prices means that prices will be rising.

      Q: Talk about China`s role in the gold dynamic.
      A: The Chinese impact on gold will be extremely profound. The Chinese-language character for gold is the same as the one for money. As far as the Chinese are concerned, gold is money. The Chinese central bank reported an increase in their gold holdings to the International Monetary Fund last year. But the number is still small, about 500 tons compared with 395 previously reported. The general market view, though, is that the Chinese central bank has been accumulating gold and not reporting all their holdings to the IMF.

      Q: Somebody must be selling it to them.
      A: Now you are getting into the whole issue of who is selling the gold and who is shorting gold. There is a point of view that, in addition to some mining companies, banks and other financial institutions have been borrowing gold to fund dollar assets and earn a spread similar to that of the yen carry trade of a few years ago. People were borrowing yen at 0.5% to fund dollar assets and making 5% on the spread until the yen started to appreciate. Now, gold is being borrowed from the central banks and sold into the market in exchange for dollars. That`s fine in a declining gold-price environment, but in a rising gold environment it can kill you. We know the central banks loan the gold, but it`s unclear which ones are doing it and how much they are loaning out.

      There is evidence to suggest the Exchange Stabilization Fund, a quasi-government agency under the direct control of the U.S. Treasury secretary and the president, has been active in the gold market. If the gold price were to rise, the multinational banks who are the big shorts in the gold market wouldn`t be able to cover their shorts and would take big hits. That`s why the ESF is involved to help manage the price of gold. It isn`t unprecedented that gold is loaned or flows into the market. What`s unprecedented is the lack of disclosure. My sense of it is that there`s more than 10,000 tons loaned into the market by central banks. If that`s true, that`s four times annual production. Can you imagine if people were short four times wheat production in one year? There is systemic risk here.

      Q: Are you recommending people buy gold bullion, or should they buy gold stocks?
      A: People make a mistake thinking bullion is an investment. Mining stocks fall into the investment category, but bullion is cash. It isn`t an investment. You buy bullion for liquidity purposes. You buy bullion for safety purposes, because there is no return to bullion unless you lend it out. It`s clear, though, that people see gold as an increasingly important component of their cash and liquidity holdings.


      According to Turk, "People make a mistake thinking bullion is an investment. Mining stocks fall into the stock category, but bullion is cash. It isn`t an investment."


      Q: What about gold stocks?
      A: There are two models that I like to use. The XAU, which is the Philadelphia Gold & Silver Index, is a basket of about nine different mining stocks, including the majors and some good quality second-tier stocks as well. Tracking the 12-month year-over-year change in the XAU provides a good sell signal if it registers 50% growth over the previous year, regardless of the price of the XAU. Conversely, when the XAU declines 25% to 30% from the previous year, it`s typically a good buy signal in terms of relative appreciation.

      Another model I find useful is one that quantifies how many gold grams are needed to purchase one XAU share. For example, the XAU now trades at about 72. A gram of gold is about $10. By dividing the gram price into the XAU price, we see it takes about seven grams of gold to purchase one XAU. This is significant, because historically the gold-mining stocks have been relatively inexpensive and represented good buys at times when it takes about six grams to buy an XAU share. When it takes 10 or more grams to purchase one XAU, the mining stocks tend to be relatively expensive. Even though six months ago we had a breakout from the six-year downtrend in gold stocks, we`ve retraced and we`re close to a buying opportunity where gold stocks look cheap compared with gold bullion.

      Q: But what about the fundamentals of gold stocks? Don`t you have to look at hedging and what it costs to get the gold out of the ground, rather than just gold`s price?
      A: There are a number of measures to use to evaluate gold stocks. The first one to consider is whether a company has hedged future production. That`s the great divide. I recommend gold-mining stocks that don`t hedge or have minimal hedged positions, because if the gold price rises, the stocks that are hedged are giving up potential cash flow by being forced to deliver into those hedges below the market price. There are a number of companies that have losses on their hedges simply because the gold price has risen beyond the price at which they sold forward.

      Q: What else do you consider before buying a gold-mining stock?
      A: The second consideration is the cost of production -- not just the operating cost, but the total cost basis to get the gold out of the ground. In this regard, there are two types of mines: underground mines, with deep shafts that enable the ore to be mined, and open-pit mines from which the gold is dug out. Generally speaking, the underground mines have a high capital cost, and the open-pit mines have a relatively lower capital cost but higher operating costs.

      Say a mine has a total production cost of $280 an ounce, and the price of gold is $300 an ounce. It makes $20 per ounce. Say another mine has a total production cost of $100, gold is at $300 and so it makes a profit of $200. If the gold price were to rise to $320 from $300, the mine that has a $280 total cost is doubling its profit from $20 to $40 per ounce, whereas the one that has a $100 cost is only increasing its profit by 10%. The company with the higher total production cost is operating on the margin, and any increase in the gold price has a much more immediate impact on the bottom line than it would for the low-cost operators. In a bull market, the marginal stocks will tend to outperform. There`s more risk associated with them, but as the gold price rises there`s more potential as well. It always comes back to risk versus return. The nonmarginal low-cost producers won`t have as much appreciation, perhaps, but they will go up as well.

      Table: Turk`s Picks

      Company Symbol Recent Price
      Harmony Gold Mining HGMCY $15.53
      Durban Deep DROOY 4.09
      AngloGold AU 24.48
      Goldcorp GG 10.90
      Newmont Mining NEM 29.22
      Glamis Gold GLG 9.73
      Agnico-Eagle Mines AEM 15.58
      Iamgold IMGDF 3.70

      Pans
      Newcrest Mining NCMGF $3.75
      Sons of Gwalia SOGAF 2.42


      Q: What are other factors to consider?
      A: No. 1 is management and the quality of the balance sheet, but you also have to look at the quality of the mine, the life of the mine and political risks.

      Q: So it wouldn`t be wise to just buy a basket of gold stocks to play a rise in the price of gold?
      A: I wouldn`t recommend it. I would recommend that you pick and choose very carefully companies that aren`t hedged, whose managements have a demonstrated record of success and the potential for paying dividends down the road. As the gold price goes up, the mine has two options: It can take the excess cash flow and expand its business to other areas and buy more mines, or it can pay a dividend to their shareholders over the life of the mine. Some of these are very long-lived mines.

      Q: Which companies are you recommending?
      A: In South Africa, my favorite is Harmony Gold Mining. This is a company that changed the face of mining in South Africa. Under the old system, mining houses would operate a series of mines and they would collect a fee for doing that. That system broke down. Harmony emerged as a great management team with some very good properties, and they built up one of the world`s biggest mining companies. It`s got a relatively high cost structure, so it`s leveraged to the gold price. Durban Deep is a more speculative turnaround story that is also highly leveraged to the gold price. It was a marginal mine and there was a lot of uncertainty about its future. They put a good management team in place with Mark Wellesley-Wood, the new chief executive, but I wanted him to put together two good quarters before I recommended the stock. He did that in the second and third quarter last year.

      Q: Anything more recent?
      A: In the last couple of months, I recommended adding AngloGold. Anglo-Gold is the largest South African mining company and it`s the second-largest gold producer in the world. It`s been aggressively reducing its hedge book. And it`s a good dividend payer. Plus, they have a lot of geographical diversification.

      Q: What are you looking at in North America?
      A: The premier stock is Goldcorp. It`s a wonderful situation. They are mining the world`s richest gold mine in Canada in an area that`s been a major producing area for 70 years. Their existing mine has many years to go. They have a good management team and one of the best balance sheets and cash-flow positions in the mining industry. It has shown tremendous price appreciation over the past 10 years and it`s outperformed the S&P 500. It has been a growth stock because they discovered a new deposit next to an old mine that is now the world`s richest gold mine. They`re raking it in. To put it into perspective, they`re mining gold with a grade of more than two ounces per ton. Many mines can make money on gold with a grade of a fifth or less of an ounce per ton. It`s a tremendous company, and even though it`s done extremely well, there`s still a significant opportunity. They pay a dividend and I expect the dividend will continue not only to be secure but will increase along with the price of gold. They just announced a dividend increase of 20% Wednesday. It`s a real Cinderella story.

      Q: What else do you like?
      A: Newmont Mining I like. It`s got a hedge position bigger than I would like to see. The hedge came from Normandy Mining in the three-way merger of Franco-Nevada, Normandy and Newmont. Management has indicated they wanted to reduce the hedge position. However, they`ve been very slow in going about it. For now I am willing to live with the situation because management owns a big chunk of shares and I like that commitment. Newmont is the world`s biggest producer. They`ve got some great mines and good geographical diversification. The balance sheet is much improved after the merger and they have the tactical brilliance of President Pierre Lassonde on their side, which to my mind goes a long way.

      Q: Any other more recent buys?
      A: I`ve just added a few more to my buy list, one U.S. company and two Canadian companies. The U.S. company is Glamis Gold. They are very good operators. They`re nonhedged and they`ve just acquired a couple of Central American properties. One of the two Canadian companies is Agnico-Eagle Mines, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange. They have no hedging policy on precious metals, though they hedge some base metals and run an underground mine in Canada. The other one is Iamgold. It jointly owns two mines in Mali with AngloGold, which is the operator. And both Mali properties are world-class. Iamgold gets a share of the revenue as an owner and Anglo gets a share for owning and operating. Iamgold is a cash cow, and because it`s completely unhedged, it`s a very, very attractive way to benefit from a rising gold-price environment.

      Q: What don`t you like?
      A: I don`t recommend any Australian stocks now, simply because their hedge positions are underwater. Newcrest Mining is one pan; its hedge book is negative US$440 million. But my top pan is Australia`s Sons of Gwalia. It has a US$340 million unrealized loss on its hedge book and is relatively more hedged than Newcrest, and its properties aren`t as good.

      Q: Are they at risk of bankruptcy?
      A: There are two points of view. Some will argue that they don`t risk bankruptcy because eventually they`re going to produce the gold. In theory, that`s true, as long as there`s no operating problems. But they may receive pressure from the banks because the banks don`t want the companies to carry these huge unrealized loss positions in the event of a disruption in the production of the gold. In 1999, when gold rallied, we saw two mining companies -- Ashanti and Cambior -- go bankrupt in everything but name. Their hedged positions killed them. They were selling aggressively on the way down and got caught when gold rose to more than $300 an ounce. Now the question is: Who will be caught at $350 an ounce?

      Q: Thanks, James.
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      schrieb am 20.10.02 09:22:02
      Beitrag Nr. 14 ()
      To: TA Students
      From: Jim Sinclair
      Date: 10/18/2002
      RE: Fibonacci Retrenchments -- Support & Resistance


      http://www.financialsense.com/metals/sinclair/tech/lessons/1…




      AEM Agnico Eagle
      Note the Fibonacci support line slightly above $13 that has held Agnico for four days on the low. Because of this, there is a small up trend line forming. The power down trend line remains the primary indicator here.

      A break above the PDT intra-day with improving MACD 3-6-7 plus an up tick on the Momentum 14 would be evidence that AEM was making the turn.
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      schrieb am 27.10.02 07:45:35
      Beitrag Nr. 15 ()


      "Speaking about a crowd of speculators, you have a convention of them here. This chart looks more like a cardiogram of a heart patient watching a Madonna concert than a gold stock. Having opened up higher, the specs leaped on it and the rest of the day looked like "Ice Man" when in the movie Top Gun, he was totally defensive. The MACD and Momentum were hit and the Short Term Up Trend had engine failure. Stops are wise at ½ point under the recent three lows as an area of support. Regardless of this picture, Agnico will not fail to participate on the upside assuming the Gold Bug Index has made a bottom. I do believe that has occurred.
      "

      http://www.financialsense.com/metals/sinclair/tech/review/10…
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      schrieb am 02.11.02 13:30:54
      Beitrag Nr. 16 ()


      Please see my posting today under General Q&A on Agnico Eagle plus my editorial as an open letter to Agnico Eagle. The gap down in this situation is based on an issue of 11,000,000 shares and is therefore total nonsense. It should be an embarrassment to the significant investment banking firms that are supposed to be managing this deal. They ought to be able to place this deal in a Heartbeat. If they don`t place it entirely immediately, they ought to close their investment banks and open a shoeshine parlor.

      I am amazed at the gold community that runs scared in front of a company doing exactly the right thing. An 11,000,000-share deal is a peanut sized deal. In the old days, I would have taken 100% of it and made myself a fast $55,000,000. You new gold guys are such lace pants.

      What happened to the heroes? I would have taken it all and then bought another 2,000,000 in the open market. I would have nailed the short to the wall. It would be $18 so fast you would get wind burns. NEM is looking like a down wedge. We will see.





      Note this second chart of AEM, which is a nine-minute open, high, low and last. The shorts started to cover within 18 minutes of the open and continued steadily throughout the day.
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      schrieb am 03.11.02 14:00:28
      Beitrag Nr. 17 ()
      GUEST EDITORIAL
      James E. Sinclair
      Chairman & CEO of Tan Range Exploration Corp

      An Open Letter to Agnico Eagle Mines
      by James Sinclair
      October 31, 2002



      To: Mr. David Garofalo, VP. Finance & CFO
      Agnico Eagle Mines
      145 King Street East
      Toronto, Ontario, Canada
      M5C 2Y7


      http://www.financialsense.com/metals/sinclair/editorials/200…
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      schrieb am 03.11.02 14:01:04
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      Friday, November 1 "Agnico Eagle Took A Hit Yesterday and You Say They Did Good?"
      Q: In your open letter to Agnico Eagle, you compliment their good judgment, but the market significantly disagrees with you. Can you explain?
      A: Yes, I can. Agnico Eagle registered an offering of common stock and warrant to finance expansion. That is uncommon in today mining world where a producer simply arranges a gold lease, sells the gold, receives the money or negotiates a NON RECOURSE LOAN then enters a derivative selling the production forward for the period of the loan payback. Both of those tactics, in my opinion, severely penalize the stockholder who believes in a positive future for the gold price. Lower earnings and potential balance sheet debt to equity problems are only two of the problems that higher gold offers to gold derivative/gold lease.

      AEM went about things the right way and got a kick in the ass from a hedge fund and disdain from the gold community as their reward. Back in the `70s when I ran huge money in gold, I would have settled the situation personally. I would have called AEM and taken the entire issue believing that with a little work I could have made no less than $55,000,000 in the process. Where in the world can a major hedge fund take a position of 11,000,000 in any good gold non-hedger producer and get warrant to boot? Mr. Rosenthal Jr., you listening? Just take your short JPM profits and flip them into AEM. Pushing the short in JPM can be done successfully, but you have taken the easy money out of it.

      I am convinced that hedge funds have run bear raids on selected gold shares. The action of AEM could be explained easily that way. You recall I pointed in the a recent technical review posted on www.financialsense.com the presence of significant specs in AEM. Well, I believe those specs smelled the issue coming, went short ahead of the deal, and gapped it down to paint it bad. It isn`t bad. It is a correct management decision and the use of safe traditional methods. Bravo, AEM!
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      schrieb am 08.11.02 17:50:51
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      U surely noticed Agnico Eagle dropped sharply, due to a warrants issue, not our favorite form of fund raising but much better than derivatives. The price turned up after the initial 1-day shock fall. AEM fundamentals are 1st class, so no concern.

      Gold Charts R Us
      "Trade gold stocks to triple your profits."
      GOLDEN BALL in your court

      from Harry Schultz
      posted November 8, 2002



      http://www.321gold.com/editorials/schultz/schultz110802.html
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      schrieb am 10.11.02 16:14:48
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      COMMENTS FROM JIM SINCLAIR:

      This is going to be the toughest call of this entire $300 - $330 sideways movement. The reason why is because, as we enter the $320 - $325 range, there is a knee-jerk reaction in the gold market. The gold market is so used to the arrival of JPM, Lehman, Goldman and Merrill as sellers pounding the market, that gold shares now almost automatically decelerate, as a knee-jerk reaction to gold being at the the $320 -$325 price. At this price, the gold shares` appreciation decelerates and actually stops dead in their tracks.

      What the market has failed to realize is that these gold dealers, due to their own liquidity situations, are now no longer the big position takers in gold as they were before. All they have been doing lately is exercising clients` orders. The sellers of gold that have come into gold market at the $320 - $325 area have not been the gold cartel. They have been the local floor traders and speculator computer traders. Again, not the cartel. This is why we have had higher lows as we chop sideways.

      I firmly believe the chances of taking out the $330 level to the upside before Christmas is real because the significant enemy of the gold price, the gold cartel, is out of business. They have had their trading capital called back to the parent holding company because of the effects of the credit downgrade on the parent holding companies. When the market wakes up that the enemy is no longer there, no event will be required to take gold above $330. It will simply go there.

      Here is how we will determine if gold is going to break out above $330:

      Have you wondered how I was able to determine the heads up and buy/sell points in this rally? Well, thanks to RGLD/GG and the use of proprietary measures in the duration period of the chart, the slow stochastic and Williams %R, I have when these leading (action-wise) gold shares entered an oversold condition, began to look for the buy and overbought for the sell. Now as gold approaches $330, if the gold shares (which historically know more about gold than gold does) are not into the overbought condition that have been so accurate, we will assume $330 is going to breach and NOT SELL our 1/3.

      This means we are remaining disciplined, but being superbly focused. I will, as we near this situation, be doing daily technical reviews. I consider the market at this time more critically positive than ever before in this 11-month rally. The magnificently symmetric, three-year golden tea cup formation* would break to the upside out of the handle at a close above $330. This type of a formation, over this amount of time, is extremely rare and super bullish. I have in my 43 years never seen a technical formation of this kind for this long a duration with this type of symmetry. It is rare and important. This type of a formation will launch only one thing, a huge Bull market, if resolved to the upside. The probability of failure after gold breaks to the upside above $330 from this type of a formation is less than 10%. Those odds are outrageously good for the long.

      We know the bull market in gold started 11 months ago, but history will record the breakout above the handle on the golden tea cup as "The Birth of the Gold Bull Market." This will occur because the amount of appreciation above the handle will be orders of magnitude compared to the 11-month appreciation we have already witnessed. Be assured that I am focused and will be keeping the Gold community as closely focused.
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      schrieb am 11.11.02 09:12:46
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      The Fifteeth Annual
      San Francisco Precious Metals Conference
      December 1-2, 2002
      The San Francisco Marriott, 55 and 4th Street

      Focusing on value investments and wealth preservation with the global leaders in gold, precious metals and mining.



      http://www.iiconf.com/SanFrancisco/
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      schrieb am 27.11.02 09:58:09
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      schrieb am 04.12.02 18:28:30
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      Top of The Pops
      Strongest Gold Stocks
      Clive Maund
      4 December, 2002
      http://www.321gold.com/editorials/maund/maund120402_goldstoc…
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      schrieb am 05.12.02 22:08:29
      Beitrag Nr. 25 ()
      How to participate in the unfolding bull-market in gold

      http://www.321gold.com/editorials/zihlmann/zihlmann120502.ht…
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      schrieb am 10.12.02 11:42:50
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      12/03 15:22
      Agnico-Eagle Mines Raised to `Overweight` at Yorkton Securities
      By Christopher Stothard
      Toronto, Dec. 3 (Bloomberg Data) -- Agnico-Eagle Mines (AGE CN) was raised to ``overweight`` from ``equalweight`` by analyst George V. Albino at Yorkton Securities. The 12-month target price is C$26.00 per share.
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      schrieb am 16.01.03 09:36:01
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      Agnico-Eagle Expects Higher Gold Output in 2003
      19:39 EST Tuesday, January 14, 2003
      TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada`s Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd said on Tuesday it expects 2003 gold output to be higher at 375,000 ounces at a total cash operating cost of $125 per ounce from its LaRonde mine in the province of Quebec, where construction hampered mining at lower levels in 2002.The company said LaRonde did not meet its fourth-quarter production and cost estimates as mining and moving ore along the lower levels was obstructed by underground construction and development, and by drilling.It said development delays were caused by excessive summer heat which reduced the effectiveness of underground cooling and affected productivity.The mine produced about 260,000 ounces in 2002."We have improved mine development activities as we are now able to replace contract miners with our own experienced crews and we are focused on completing construction on the lower mine levels in order to improve material flow," said Sean Boyd, president and chief executive, in a statement."We are now in a position to operate at planned production rates and costs, following the setbacks of the second half of 2002," he added.Agnico-Eagle also reported a "significant" gold discovery on its Lapa property, several miles east of LaRonde.It also said work on a new feasibility study had started for the Goldex project, located in the Quebec mining town of Val d`Or, which contains an estimated 1.8 million ounces of gold.
      Agnico-Eagle is expected to report its fourth quarter and year-end 2002 results on Feb. 19.
      http://www.globeinvestor.com/servlet/GIS.Servlets.WireFeedRe…
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      schrieb am 16.01.03 09:44:33
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      "During the fourth quarter, both the mine and mill demonstrated the ability to operate at 7,000 tons per day. The mill achieved the rated daily capacity of 7,000 tons within 48 hours of start up and has achieved peak rates in excess of 8,000 tons while meeting planned metallurgical recoveries. Hoisting and mining have already achieved peak rates of 9,000 tons over a 24-hour period. With the bottlenecks being eliminated and efficiencies improved as discussed above, LaRonde is in a strong position to achieve its 2003 targets of 375,000 ounces of gold at a total cash operating cost of $125 per ounce."
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      schrieb am 17.01.03 08:15:13
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      Breakwater Shares Rise 35 Percent After Gold Find11:24 EST Thursday, January 16, 2003
      TORONTO (Reuters) - Shares in zinc miner Breakwater Resources Ltd. rose more than 35 percent in Toronto on Thursday probably because of a gold discovery on one of its Quebec properties and the recent modest rise in the zinc price, its chief executive said.
      The gold discovery was made by Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. on Breakwater`s Lapa property in Quebec, which Agnico says has the potential to be developed into a gold mine.The property is several kilometers east of Agnico`s LaRonde mine.Breakwater shares have fallen dramatically since the company reported cash problems brought on by low zinc prices.But the stock has skyrocketed since Jan. 9 from 17 Canadian cents to Thursday`s price of around 29 Canadian cents in Toronto. Volume was third-largest on the bourse at more than 2 million shares on Thursday."It may well be a combination of the gold find, we also successfully renegotiated our lending commitments and got an extension, and there has been a modest increase in the price of zinc over the last few days and we are heavily leveraged to zinc," Colin Benner, Breakwater chief executive, told Reuters.
      "The market is pretty excited about gold nowadays and that is certainly going to have an impact," he added.Global gold investment rose sharply in 2002 when the price of gold crossed $300 an ounce and has since risen to above $350.Breakwater and Agnico signed an option agreement on Lapa last year that gives Agnico the right to earn a 60 percent interest in the property over a five-year period. It also includes a cash payment and work expenditures.
      Once Agnico has earned the 60 percent interest, it and Breakwater will establish a joint operating agreement with Agnico as the operator. Agnico can also increase its stake on certain conditions.Benner said Breakwater had done work on Lapa between 1981 and 1989 and identified several mineralized zones on the property.
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      schrieb am 17.01.03 08:17:59
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      Housing Bubble in China

      Published January 15, 2003

      CSFB warns of China property bubble
      Short-term setback seen; oversupply, tightening credit to developers cited

      By LOH HUI YIN


      AN oversupply situation, tightening bank credit lines to developers and consumers` shift of focus from housing to cars could spell trouble for the sizzling Chinese property market.




      The warning came in a report by Credit Suisse First Boston which said there could be a `possible short-term setback` in China`s property market, especially the luxury end.

      Several Singapore developers have invested heavily in China, mostly in the mid to upper range of the market. Almost to a man, they have expressed confidence in the property market, despite warnings from senior Chinese government officials of the bubble building up in the sector.
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      schrieb am 18.01.03 10:06:18
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      Apollo Gold Corporation: Drilling Commences at Black Fox Project Near Timmins, Ontario
      Friday January 17, 9:57 am ET


      DENVER, COLORADO--R. David Russell, President and CEO of Apollo Gold Corporation (TSX: APG - News), announced today that drilling has commenced on Apollo Gold Corporation`s Black Fox Exploration Project.

      The Black Fox Project is located near Timmins, Ontario close to the Company`s Glimmer Mine which, prior to its closure, produced approximately 250,000 ounces of gold. It was located on the highly prolific Destor Porcupine Fault, which also hosts the Holloway, Holt McDermott, Hoyle Pond and other mines. Apollo Gold purchased a 100% interest in the property encompassing the Black Fox Project in September 2002 as an advanced stage exploration project.

      The exploration plan is to test for mineral potential both along strike and down-dip of the Destor-Porcupine Fault. Given the generally good ground conditions and excellent geologic setting, management believes that new ore zones have the potential to be discovered.

      The fault system is several hundred meters wide, extends to depth, and is traceable on the surface in many locations. Mineralization and viable orebodies (mine grade ranging from 7 to 12 g/mt) have historically been discovered and mined at or near surface but the majority of the property remains unexplored. Management is hopeful that with proper pre-production drilling and planning, Black Fox can be advanced into a low cost, profitable operation with both open pit and underground opportunities.

      Phase 1 exploration in 2003 will consist of 25,000 to 30,000 meters of core drilling. The holes will be 100 to 500 meters in depth.

      About Apollo Gold (APLL.OB on US Exchanges)

      Apollo Gold Corporation (TSX: APG - News) is a 200,000 oz gold producer, with two reliable, operating mines in the United States, and several advanced-stage development properties in the US and Canada that enhance its internal growth pipeline. The company provides significant leverage to rising metal prices for investors and has assets with excellent exploration potential.
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      schrieb am 19.01.03 19:23:17
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      February 2, 2000
      LAPA PROJECT DIAMOND DRILLING RESULTS
      Cambior Inc. is pleased to announce the results of a first-phase diamond drilling program on its Lapa project, located in Cadillac township in the Abitibi region of Quebec.The Lapa property, currently 100%-owned by Breakwater Resources, consists of a mining concession and 42 contiguous claims covering a total of 830 hectares. Cambior holds an option to acquire a 51% interest in the project after spending Cdn $5 million in exploration expenditures and making cash payments totalling Cdn $500,000 over a 5-year period. The agreement also grants Cambior the right to increase its interest to 70%. Cambior is currently in its first year of the option agreement.

      The objective of the drilling program was to test the depth extension of Zone "A", which was previously explored by Breakwater and its predecessors. Four holes were completed by the end of December 1999, and each of these holes cut Zone "A", but with sub-economic results. However, three of the holes intersected a new zone of gold mineralization, the Contact Zone, located 50 metres north of Zone "A". Highlights of the drilling program are listed below and a summary of the results from the four holes can be found in Table 1, attached.More .....
      http://www.cambior.com/archives/communiqu%C3%A9s/2000/anglai…
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      schrieb am 19.01.03 19:25:29
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      Gold Producers Short Gold Position
      % of Yearly Production Hedged
      Agnico Eagle 0%
      Glamis Gold 0%
      Goldcorp 0%
      Goldfields 0%
      Meridan 0%
      http://messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=FN&action=m&board=7078878&…
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      schrieb am 21.01.03 07:11:23
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      GOLD=15,000TONNE SHORT BUBBLE
      "Word is the Portuguese central bank sale was the result of an options structure arranged in tranches over 1997 and 1998 (a collar). This is exactly what MIDAS reported over the past years and may only be the tip of the iceberg. Central banks wrote calls above the market and gold is being called away from them.

      "I doubt this gold will ever see the physical market because of the massive 15,000 tonne gold short position. There is a scramble out there to get hold of physical gold to honor prior commitments. The Portuguese have found that out.

      "The big news, as far as GATA is concerned, is the revelation that 70% of the Portuguese gold is gone. How many other central banks are in the same predicament? The Portuguese gold loans/swaps are not in the gold loan numbers of the World Gold Council and GFMS. Their gold loan numbers are only 4600/ 5,000 tonnes. The GATA/Howe/Veneroso numbers are more than three times the official gold industry numbers.

      http://messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=FN&action=m&board=7079186&…
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      schrieb am 21.01.03 07:15:31
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      How to evaluate gold stocks
      By WENDY STUECK
      Saturday, January 18, 2003 – Page C1
      There is no simple way to evaluate gold stocks. Analysts tend to use ratios comparing share price with cash flow or net asset value, which can vary depending on how certain assets are valued.As a basic screen, investors can compare a company`s reserves with
      its cash flow, says Research Capital analyst Barry Allan. Investors can do a rudimentary calculation on their own.For example, Goldcorp Inc.`s estimated reserves of 4.8 million
      ounces, divided by forecast production in 2002 of about 610,000 ounces, equals an estimated mine life of roughly eight years.
      Goldcorp`s share price on the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday was
      $19.33 (Canadian), and its estimated cash flow per share in 2002 is
      58 cents (U.S.), or roughly 89 cents (Canadian). Share price divided
      by cash flow per share equals a price-to-cash-flow ratio of 21.7.
      (The cash flow forecast, from Goldcorp`s third-quarter report, is
      based on an average gold price of $307 (U.S.) an ounce, much lower
      than today`s prices.)In general, mine life and cash flow multiple
      should be roughly equal, Mr. Allan says. But in a strong gold market,
      it`s not unusual to see multiples ahead of mine life. Other factors
      can also lead to a premium, such as owning a mining asset that hasn`t
      been fully exploited. Goldcorp, for example, is expected to mine more
      gold nearby its Red Lake Mine.
      http://www.globeinvestor.com/servlet/GIS.Servlets.WireFeedRe… tor/config&vg=BigAdVariableGenerator&date=20030118&archive=gam&slug=STSIDE8 #######
      From this article on Goldcorp,let`s apply the formula on Agnico.For example, Agnico`s estimated reserves of 8.5 million
      ounces, divided by forecast production in 2003 of about 375,000 ounces, equals an estimated mine life of roughly 22.6 years.Its estimated cash flow per share in 2003 is
      60 cents (U.S.)In general, mine life and cash flow multiple
      should be roughly equal.(mine life)(cash flow)=stock price.Agnico (22.6)($0.60)=$13.6.So Agnico should trade about $13 to $14 But in a strong gold market,
      it`s not unusual to see multiples ahead of mine life.Regards
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      schrieb am 21.01.03 07:20:22
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      Dow Jones Business News
      Merrill Lynch Sees Canada Econ Slowing Moderately In 2003
      Monday January 20, 2:40 pm ET


      TORONTO (Dow Jones)--

      http://biz.yahoo.com/djus/030120/1440000604_2.html

      Michael Curran, gold and precious metals analyst, sees a bullish environment for gold considering the weak dollar, low interest rates and the potential for war in the Middle East.

      ...and identified Agnico-Eagle Mines , a low-cost producer that has just completed a major expansion project, as his top pick in the sector.
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      schrieb am 22.01.03 10:26:40
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      BLOOMBERG FAVORS GOLD SHARES

      Bloomberg Time for gold Shares

      While the gold stocks have been backing off a bit lately, or at least lagging the bullion, Bugos thinks now could be a good time to get in them. First, many sold their shares as an Elliott Wave analysis seemed to be showing a double top in the price of gold. He thinks many of them are waiting in the wings for a pullback in the shares to reopen positions. Second, the shares had a very strong run this summer while this primary move in the bullion did happen until the 4th quarter. Finally, Bugos notes that not everyone is convinced in the bull market for gold that he sees moving the price up to at least $370/oz in the very short term. As investors become more and more convinced, he feels the premium given to gold shares over the price of gold will only expand. http://quote.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgi?
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      schrieb am 09.03.03 10:38:44
      Beitrag Nr. 38 ()
      Agnico-Eagle is an established Canadian gold producer with operations located principally in northwestern Quebec and exploration and development activities in Canada and the southwestern United States. Agnico- Eagle`s operating history includes over three decades of continuous gold production, primarily from underground mining operations. Agnico-Eagle`s LaRonde Mine in Quebec is Canada`s largest gold deposit.

      The Company has full exposure to higher gold prices consistent with its policy of no forward gold sales and has paid a cash dividend for 23 consecutive years.

      CONTACT: Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited
      Sean Boyd, 416/947-1212
      sboyd@agnico-eagle.com
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      schrieb am 18.03.03 21:10:38
      Beitrag Nr. 39 ()
      AEM (+ 3.82% bei $12.77) hat nun die Führung im US-Handel von GLG übernommen. AEM liegt nun vor CDE (+ 3.17% bei $1.30) und GLG (+ 3.14% bei $10.18).

      Go Gold und Silver Go!
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      schrieb am 26.03.03 21:05:22
      Beitrag Nr. 40 ()


      AEM (+ 4.33% bei $11.81) hat soeben im US-Handel die Führung von RANGY (+ 3.96% bei $10.24) übernommen. Beide führen nun vor GSS (+ 3.25% bei $1.59).

      Go Gold Go!
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      schrieb am 26.03.03 21:12:09
      Beitrag Nr. 41 ()
      Reuters
      RESEARCH ALERT-UBS Warburg cuts target, rating for Agnico-Eagle
      Tuesday March 25, 9:23 am ET


      (All figures U.S. dollars, unless noted)
      TORONTO, March 25 (Reuters) -
      http://biz.yahoo.com/rm/030325/minerals_agnicoeagle_research…
      About UBS Warburg cuts target,Agnico answered the following

      "Analysts move their rating around all the time.Brian McArthur has made the assumption that we have made a decision as to which project gets developed first.We are at least several months away from completing our feasibility studies on these opportunities and we don`t yet know which project will come first and what the returns on those projects
      look like".Regards,David Garofalo
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      schrieb am 26.03.03 21:19:32
      Beitrag Nr. 42 ()
      AEM die teuerste Mine auf den ersten Blick.

      Auf den zweiten Blick fällt aber auf, daß Agnico extrem schwer zu bewerten ist. Noch kann man nicht sagen wie hoch die Goldreserven schlußendlich sein werden und ob der Abbau in solchen Tiefen wirklich so kostengünstig möglich ist.

      Wer nordamerikanische Werte sucht sollte sich mal Agnico anschauen. Ich habe meine Meinung nach der Nesbitt Burns Konferenz deutlich geändert. Nicht zu vergessen: Agnico hat mehrere hundert Millionen Verlustvorträge, die Marktkapitalisierung ist also gar nicht mal so hoch.

      Gruß
      S.
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      schrieb am 26.03.03 22:06:10
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      AEM (+ 4.42% bei $11.82) hat soeben im US-Handel die Führung von RANGY (+ 3.55% bei $10.20) zurück erobert. Beide führen nun vor SSRI (+ 2.67% bei $4.61).

      Go Gold und Silber Go!
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      schrieb am 26.03.03 22:35:18
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      AEM (+ 5.12% bei $11.90) hat soeben die Führung von SSRI (+ 4.90% bei $4.71) zurück erobert. Beide führen nun kurz vor Handelsschluß vor RANGY (+ 3.35% bei $10.18).

      Go Gold und Silber Go!
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      schrieb am 29.04.03 22:36:57
      Beitrag Nr. 45 ()


      AEM (+ 1.41% bei $10.05) hat zum Handelsschluß die Führung von KRY übernommen und ist somit Tagessieger. AEM hat vor BVN
      (+ 1.21% bei $25.99) und KRY (+ 1.15% bei $0.880) den Handel als Sieger beendet.

      Go Gold Go!
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      schrieb am 21.05.03 19:21:51
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      AEM (+ 2.85% bei $11.19) hat soeben im US-Handel die Führung von GSS übernommen. AEM führt nun vor RGLD (+ 2.54% bei $20.55) und GSS (+ 2.29% bei $2.23).

      Go Gold Go!
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      schrieb am 21.05.03 20:18:43
      Beitrag Nr. 47 ()
      AEM (+ 4.23% bei $11.34) hat soeben im US-Handel die Führung von RANGY übernommen. AEM führt nun vor RGLD (+ 4.09% bei $20.86) und RANGY (+ 3.97% bei $14.40).

      Go Gold Go!
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      schrieb am 21.05.03 21:19:11
      Beitrag Nr. 48 ()
      AEM (+ 5.42% bei $11.47) hat soeben im US-Handel die Führung von RGLD zurück erobert. AEM führt nun vor RANGY (+ 4.62% bei $14.49) und RGLD (+ 4.59% bei $20.96).

      Go Gold Go!
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      schrieb am 26.06.03 21:13:17
      Beitrag Nr. 49 ()
      AEM (+ 1.30% bei $11.72) hat soeben im US-Handel die Führung von MDG (+ 1.27% bei $11.19) übernommen.

      Go Gold go GATA go AEM!
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      schrieb am 11.11.03 19:02:18
      Beitrag Nr. 50 ()
      nicht viel los gewesen in letzter Zeit - zudem schlechte Quartalszahlen:O

      Jemand ne Meinung?:rolleyes:
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      schrieb am 14.11.03 23:35:24
      Beitrag Nr. 51 ()
      überlege seit tagen - aber gut ,dass ich nicht eingestiegen bin - man sollte es mit einem nicht zu engen stopp versuchen - wenn der goldpreis weitersteigt, sollte auch AEM davon profitieren können
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      schrieb am 03.12.03 00:22:53
      Beitrag Nr. 52 ()
      ist hier noch Nachholbedarf ?
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      schrieb am 03.12.03 09:23:05
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      schrieb am 03.12.03 11:17:30
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      @ds99

      Ich vermute ja, wenn wir uns über 400$ halten können;)
      Bin auch drin.

      Gruß matthiasch:)


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