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| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
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| 31,90 | +18,10 | |
| 0,8000 | +17,65 | |
| 0,5500 | +14,61 | |
| 0,8200 | +12,33 | |
| 11,420 | +11,41 |
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 3,1600 | -8,67 | |
| 2,1800 | -9,17 | |
| 69,01 | -9,53 | |
| 0,7997 | -12,16 | |
| 4,2300 | -17,86 |
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.652.804 von willywilly am 03.01.07 12:23:56mein EK ist 0,41 Euro
ich habe in den letzten Wochen schön eingesammelt als "noch" keiner
Oremex wollte.
Mein 8 Wochen-Kursziel setze ich mal bei 1,10 Euro
Bis Ende 2007 sehe ich den Kurs bei 3 Euro
aber nur wenn der Silberpreis bis dahin über 20 Dollar steigt
aber davon gehe ich aus
ich habe in den letzten Wochen schön eingesammelt als "noch" keiner
Oremex wollte.
Mein 8 Wochen-Kursziel setze ich mal bei 1,10 Euro
Bis Ende 2007 sehe ich den Kurs bei 3 Euro
aber nur wenn der Silberpreis bis dahin über 20 Dollar steigt
aber davon gehe ich aus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.652.705 von Frickhasserin am 03.01.07 12:17:14Hey Fricky, seit wann bist du an Bord?
Ich hatte meinen ersten Einkauf am 25.04.06 zu 0,71
Ich hoffe schon , dass wir weit darüber kommen.
Willy
Ich hatte meinen ersten Einkauf am 25.04.06 zu 0,71
Ich hoffe schon , dass wir weit darüber kommen.
Willy
ich rate dringend hier noch bis 0,55 Euro einzusteigen, denn "meiner Meinung" nach
wird es bald eine Musterdepotaufnahme eines bekannten BB geben und der Kurs explodieren.
"noch" hat sich nicht viel getan, der Kurs ist erst etwas angezogen, aber das könnte sich sehr bald ändern
wird es bald eine Musterdepotaufnahme eines bekannten BB geben und der Kurs explodieren.
"noch" hat sich nicht viel getan, der Kurs ist erst etwas angezogen, aber das könnte sich sehr bald ändern
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.649.470 von Alpha-Tier am 03.01.07 08:27:53The January Effect on Mining Companies
By Ben Abelson
02 Jan 2007 at 04:26 PM EST
CHICAGO (ResourceInvestor.com) -- While the efficiency of the markets has arbitraged away many of the most popular seasonal investing trends, the so-called “January Effect” continues to exert a powerful effect on the markets.
For mineral investors on the lookout for early 2007 bargains, jumping in front of this powerful trend can be a terrific way to get behind shares with strong fundamentals and surging momentum.
Background on “The January Effect”
For those unfamiliar, I’ve outlined the basic premise of the January Effect.
Throughout the last few weeks of December, U.S.-based funds and individuals often sell the year’s biggest losing investments in order to claim capital losses – which are then used to balance out the capital gains realized from other investments, reducing the investor’s tax liability. The net effect of these sales, of course, is to further depress the shares of those investments most beaten down in the past year.
However, as the New Year begins, investors who still believe in the fundamentals of a company tend to buy into the now heavily discounted stock. This often results in the shares of companies hit hardest in December being among the best performers in January. Academic financial journals from some of the most respected institutions have fully documented this effect, which continues to persist year-after-year thanks to the nuances of U.S. tax law.
Shares of volatile, small-cap companies tend to be among those hardest hit by December sales – and among those that have the strongest bounce back in January. (But just as the tax-loss selling took several weeks to emerge over the year-end, the January effect is most often seen by a gradual upward trend in stock prices, rather than a sudden one-day surge.)
The bottom line? This strong seasonal trend has created opportunities that have not yet been arbitraged away, and that astute investors can leverage over the next few weeks.
Scraping the Barrel for Opportunities
An easy way to begin searching for potential beneficiaries of the January effect is to screen for companies that have underperformed their respective peers over 2006 (with a specific eye toward December underperformance), and then examine those that appear to have the strongest fundamentals.
Of course, that’s a tremendous amount of work, and easier said than done. Rather than go through that process, I prefer to spend the end of December and early January taking a look at some of my favourite laggards from among the several dozen mineral companies that I regularly follow.
Each year, there are companies with strong assets and operations that have fallen out of favour for one reason or another. The next few weeks may be among the best chances to buy these shares.
Late last year, for example, shares of Northgate Minerals [AMEX:NXG; TSX:NGX] and Nevsun Resources [AMEX:NSU; TSX:NSU] had been heavily discounted due to a variety of operational and other issues. Investors who took a look at their shares on my late November recommendation would have been able to realize a strong surge beginning in early January, and continuing through the spring.
Now, that’s not to say that we can attribute all of their performance to January buying, but merely to point out the start of the year - when technical trends align with fundamentals for undervalued companies - as one of the best times to place bets on some of the most beaten down names.
...
Conclusion
When investing, it’s always wise to remember that momentum that begets momentum. Upward trends that begin as a bounce-back to tax-loss selling and on the anticipation of strong fundamentals can continue throughout the first quarter with little fundamental reason. By taking money off the table in bits and pieces, investors can protect their initial investment while continuing to benefit from upward moves."
By Ben Abelson
02 Jan 2007 at 04:26 PM EST
CHICAGO (ResourceInvestor.com) -- While the efficiency of the markets has arbitraged away many of the most popular seasonal investing trends, the so-called “January Effect” continues to exert a powerful effect on the markets.
For mineral investors on the lookout for early 2007 bargains, jumping in front of this powerful trend can be a terrific way to get behind shares with strong fundamentals and surging momentum.
Background on “The January Effect”
For those unfamiliar, I’ve outlined the basic premise of the January Effect.
Throughout the last few weeks of December, U.S.-based funds and individuals often sell the year’s biggest losing investments in order to claim capital losses – which are then used to balance out the capital gains realized from other investments, reducing the investor’s tax liability. The net effect of these sales, of course, is to further depress the shares of those investments most beaten down in the past year.
However, as the New Year begins, investors who still believe in the fundamentals of a company tend to buy into the now heavily discounted stock. This often results in the shares of companies hit hardest in December being among the best performers in January. Academic financial journals from some of the most respected institutions have fully documented this effect, which continues to persist year-after-year thanks to the nuances of U.S. tax law.
Shares of volatile, small-cap companies tend to be among those hardest hit by December sales – and among those that have the strongest bounce back in January. (But just as the tax-loss selling took several weeks to emerge over the year-end, the January effect is most often seen by a gradual upward trend in stock prices, rather than a sudden one-day surge.)
The bottom line? This strong seasonal trend has created opportunities that have not yet been arbitraged away, and that astute investors can leverage over the next few weeks.
Scraping the Barrel for Opportunities
An easy way to begin searching for potential beneficiaries of the January effect is to screen for companies that have underperformed their respective peers over 2006 (with a specific eye toward December underperformance), and then examine those that appear to have the strongest fundamentals.
Of course, that’s a tremendous amount of work, and easier said than done. Rather than go through that process, I prefer to spend the end of December and early January taking a look at some of my favourite laggards from among the several dozen mineral companies that I regularly follow.
Each year, there are companies with strong assets and operations that have fallen out of favour for one reason or another. The next few weeks may be among the best chances to buy these shares.
Late last year, for example, shares of Northgate Minerals [AMEX:NXG; TSX:NGX] and Nevsun Resources [AMEX:NSU; TSX:NSU] had been heavily discounted due to a variety of operational and other issues. Investors who took a look at their shares on my late November recommendation would have been able to realize a strong surge beginning in early January, and continuing through the spring.
Now, that’s not to say that we can attribute all of their performance to January buying, but merely to point out the start of the year - when technical trends align with fundamentals for undervalued companies - as one of the best times to place bets on some of the most beaten down names.
...
Conclusion
When investing, it’s always wise to remember that momentum that begets momentum. Upward trends that begin as a bounce-back to tax-loss selling and on the anticipation of strong fundamentals can continue throughout the first quarter with little fundamental reason. By taking money off the table in bits and pieces, investors can protect their initial investment while continuing to benefit from upward moves."
Freunde,
habe gestern schönes Volumen aus Kanada in mein Depot gezogen.
Schlusskurs 0,72 CAD = + 9% bei einem super Handelsvolumen von 334k. Was gibt es besseres als steigende Kurse bei steigendem Handelsvolumen.
Letzter ASK übrigens 0,78 CAD - auch der Markt in Kanada ist leer. Bin heute auf die Kursreaktion in D gespannt.
Gruß vom Alpha-Tier.
habe gestern schönes Volumen aus Kanada in mein Depot gezogen.
Schlusskurs 0,72 CAD = + 9%
bei einem super Handelsvolumen von 334k. Was gibt es besseres als steigende Kurse bei steigendem Handelsvolumen. Letzter ASK übrigens 0,78 CAD - auch der Markt in Kanada ist leer. Bin heute auf die Kursreaktion in D gespannt.
Gruß vom Alpha-Tier.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.641.031 von Frickhasserin am 02.01.07 19:15:49Mir fällt gerade ein Ei aus der Hose!!!
Lasset die Spiele beginnen!
Lasset die Spiele beginnen!
Das ist ja unglaublich, 47 %, ich fass es nicht. Was ist denn da los?
Gruß Kosto
Gruß Kosto
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.641.480 von dreigeh am 02.01.07 19:35:410,4845 umgerechnet 0,75 cad
knapp 10%...
knapp 10%...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.641.134 von Boersenkrieger am 02.01.07 19:20:39die 3 cent
Ne, nen SAU-Rausch
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