GESUCHT!!:Goldminenaktien die !!keine!! Vorrausverkäufe aktuell getätigt haben - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[FCINTERSIBIU]

Wer kann helfen?
Rechne mit Beginn des Kieges im Irak mit einem deutlichen Sprung der Feinunze,davon sollten vor allem die gesuchten
Goldminenaktien profitieren!!

Bin über jede Anregung dankbar

mfg
Inter

[peter.wedemeier1]

Ashanti Goldfields, Bema Gold, Cia de Minas Buenaventura, Cambior (reduziert sein Hedge Book), Crystallex International, Durban Roodeport Deep, Glamis Gold, Gold Fields, Goldcorp, Golden Star Resources, Harmony Gold Mining, Hecla Mining, Randgold & Exploration, Richmont MInes, Royal Gold, Vista Gold.

Gehedgte Minen sind Barrick Gold, Anglogold, Newmont Mining, Placer Dome, Lihir Gold (?).

Gruß Peter

[peter.wedemeier1]

Ungehedgt, soweit ich weiß und damit dringend zum Buy empfohen sind noch: Agnico-Eagle Mines, Kinross Gold und Meridian Gold!

Gruß Peter

[peter.wedemeier1]

Sehr interessant sind aufgrund der Mainpulation auch noch Silberwerte. Lese dazu bitte die Beiträge die ich im Pan American Silver Board gepostet habe wo Ted Butler darunter steht!

Apex Silver Mines, Coeur Dalene Mines, Hecla Mining, Pan American Silver und Silver Standard Resources.

Daneben kann ich dir noch folgende Minen empfehlen:
Cameco (Uran und Goldmine), Freep. Mc Moran Copper&Gold (Kupfer und Gold), North American Palladium (PAL) und Stillwater Mining (SWC)(Platinmine genauso wie North American Palladium).

Gruß Peter

[FCINTERSIBIU]

@Peter

gibt es irgendwo im Netz eine Statistik aller Goldminenaktien
speziell zum Thema aktuelle Förderkosten je Unze..??

Habe den Goldmarkt seit einiger Zeit(ca. 3-4 Jahre) aus den Augen verloren...damals waren es jedenfalls die australischen Werte die durch extrem geringe Förderkosten gegenüber den südafrikanischen glänzen konnten...



Nochmals vielen Dank

PS: Hast Du Infos zu börsennotierten russischen(wenn es denn welche gibt)reinrassigen Goldminengesellschaften??

Gibt es denn das Goldminenjournal noch?

[peter.wedemeier1]

Antwort auf deine Fragen müßtest du hier finden können:
http://www.mips1.net

Gruß Peter

[peter.wedemeier1]

Sorry:
http://www.mips1.net/MGGold.nsf/

[peter.wedemeier1]

@FCINTERSIBIU
Gold Stocks 101 for NEW Investors
Gold investors must first understand that gold mining companies are highly leveraged to the price of gold. Mining companies have very high fixed costs; above these costs, it`s all profit. Here`s a simple example... Many miners have a total production cost (not cash cost) of somewhere around $270/ ounce. When gold is $272, they might have a profit of $2 for every ounce they produce. But with gold at $290, their profit jumps to $20 an ounce (900% increase). This example assumes no "hedging".

You should spend your time looking at the quarterly reports from the gold miners and calculating the vast increase in profits that they will show with a gold price at $300+. For many of the gold miners, profit increases of over 300% will be easily accomplished during this first year of higher gold prices. The smaller gold miners will see the biggest profit increases - they are usually the most leveraged. This whole sector will see profit increases ranging from 100% to 2,000% this year. You will see the PE`s of some of these stocks cut by a factor of ten with the profit increases (assuming no price increase).

Any commentary about gold stocks being expensive is a flat out wrong. You can`t analyze gold stocks without considering where the POG (price of gold) is headed. The Analysts are restrained because they want to slow things down so their firms can get in with large buy orders. If you think my cynicism is misplaced, ask yourself why there have been almost no Analyst upgrades for the miners - even though it`s been the best performing sector for over a year. As a matter of fact, Goldman Sachs downgraded gold (the physical metal), and Placer Dome (PDG), in early January. Meanwhile, sites that report institutional holdings (like the Nasdaq site) show huge institutional buying of gold equities.

Traditionally, the mainstream press has tried to avoid covering the gold sector. When they did cover it, they often presented negative spin by the bullion banks. These banks don`t want gold to go up because most of them are short. But now they are starting to cover gold with more honest insight. Notice how CNBC covers gold in the afternoon, but not on Squawk Box. CNBC is playing nice now, but would quickly slam gold if they could.

It`s also important to understand the potential for dividends. Gold mining companies have a history of paying the highest dividends in history (when their profits are up). The South African miners (GFI, HGMCY, DROOY) pay the highest dividends. Gold Fields (symbol GFI) pays out 50% of their profits in dividends, that fact is documented in their recent quarterly report. GFI could rise from $8 to $30, and then declare a 15% dividend.

It`s also important to understand the market capitalization issue. The total market cap of all gold mining stocks traded on all three U.S. exchanges is only about 80 billion. A single tech company like AOL has a higher market cap. This means is that even small capital inflows into this sector will generate explosive increases in stock prices.

The following websites are excellent resources. Not providing links because some websites reject posts with links. Almost all are dot com, GATA is dot org. I highly recommend reading the GATA messages (Yahoo Groups), it will give you a feel for just how long gold has been held down, and how powerfully it will now go up (read some of the posts from a year or two ago). The Tocqueville website is also great. There are about 7 "Brainstorms" on gold.
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GATA messages (can link from main GATA page)
USAGold (Daily Report & Gold Discussion links)
Gold-Eagle (Digest & Forum links, 50 million hits since inception)
321Gold
Kitco (current gold prices and historical gold charts)
TheBullionDesk (Newswire link)
PrudentBear
Seabridgegold dot net (The case for gold)
Tocqueville (Brainstorms / they have a good gold fund too)
Silver-Investor

Gold Penny Stocks, what to expect
Penny Gold Stocks.

This how I observed the Penny Gold Stocks to act back in the 1968 thru 1972 Bull Market and 1977 thru 1980 Gold Bubble. The following is general in nature. Take note that no two cycles are exactly the same so expect times to be different. I think that the crisis that we are about to experience will be much more extreme than 1080.

First stage: Most Penny Stocks were made up of dreams. They all had unproven claims from panned trenched and streambeds that they claimed to have some good finds. Some Venture Capitalist would get sucked in on the good news and were willing to put up hard cash ($1 to $10 million dollars) to prove up the claim (s) in exchange for about 10 to 50% of the company. These stocks sold on the Vancouver, BC, and the Spoken Exchanges for about $0.01 to $0.10.

A common way to invest / gamble in these stocks was to put up equal $$$’s in ten companies that had "Gold or Silver in their names”. The theory was that if just one hit they would break even because the stock would explode up at least ten times their bet.

Second stage: The next stage for Penny stocks is for those that had some proven good hits and their stocks had exploded. More Venture Capital became attracted. They would also sell some shares into the explosion to gain more cash to prove up their RESERVES into PROVEN and PROBABL categories so that they can get permitting to qualify for a loan to build the mine. Their reserves would then become PROVEN COLLATERAL. Their stocks then sold for $0.05 to $1.00.

Third stage: The next stage is when financing is in place and the mine is being constructed and startup mode is about to be in process. It’s normal to have some problems during the startup mode and production not to be up to schedule until the third or fourth quarter. The mine will now start to make some money to payoff its loans and have some earnings left over. The stock now sold for $0.25 to $ 4.00.

Fourth stage: A functioning mine is in place and stages two and three are also in place for a second and third mines. It is now a winner and is becoming an intermediate mine with earnings that are meaningful. Its price will now be $1.00 to $10.00.

This is what happened during the 1977 thru 1880 Gold Bubble?

Stages one and two shot up to $1.00 to $3.00.
Stage three shot up to$3.00 to $9.00.
Stage four shot up to $5.00 to $15.00

This is why I say Reserves are far more important than earnings for Penny Stocks because the investor is anticipating “high earnings” in the future.

I hope this helps to know what to expect during this Gold Bull Bubble.

Gruß Peter

[FCINTERSIBIU]

Danke Peter für die äußerst schnellen und vor allen Dingen qualitativ hochwertigen Infos und Quellen...hat man nicht all zu oft..
Checke in den nächsten Tagen die Fundamentals von den ungehegdten Minen AG`s,denke das man den bevorstehenden
Anstieg der Feinunze mit einigen Calls(falls vorhanden) auf einige Minentiteln noch um ein paar!! Prozent Pünktchen gegenüber der Aktie toppen sollte.....

Gebe dann Info

mfg und ein nice weekend
Inter

[keepitshort]

Hier liegt eine Excel-Datei zu Minen zum "download"
der Link wurde früher schon mal erwähnt
wenn schon bekannt dann ist ja alle O.K.

http://www.goldsheetlinks.com/download.htm

[Saccard]

Förderkosten:
Barrick z.B. ca. USD 320 je oz, kein Gewinn...

Cash costs alleine zählen leider nicht.

Gruß
S.