Thompson Creek Metals (Blue Pearl Mng)

So sind auf der 15 gelandet,

Fungi kann morgen dann vermutlich seine ersten 1000 Perlen wieder raushauen.

Mal sehen wann wir die 16 wiedersehen.

Geduld zahlt sich halt aus.  

und siehe da, es ist garnicht mehr nötig :-(   ;-))
Sehr schön gemacht.  

Ich freue mich wie ein Schneekönig, daß TCM sich wieder in die richtige Richtung bewegt.
Zumal ich mit meiner zweiten Posi, die ich damals (Sebtember) gekauft habe, immer noch ein wenig im Minus bin (15,50 Eus). Aber ich bin da recht zuversichtlich, den Betrag schaffen wir auch noch.
Und wenn die "Täler der Tränen)jetzt wirklich charttechnisch (s. Posting 14348)durchschritten wären und der Aufwind kommen sollte, wird es denke ich auch noch weitaus höher gehen. ;-)))

So, jetzt mach ich aber definitiv aus. Ein bissl Glotze am Abend muß auch noch sein.

Euch allen eine gute Nacht.

LG, Harley


 

ein frisch gemaltes Bild, wei´s so schön aussieht. CU @all!

 

LG, Harley

 

das hatten wir schon mal festgestellt. Frust abladen offensichtlich auch ;-)

@Rekiwi
Der Weiße Ritter reitet heute anscheinend doch mal für TCM ;-)  

Die Perle hat ja keinen weißen Ritter nötig!Wo denkst Du hin,liebe Spoeka!Aktien von Banken aber schon!
fungi  

Wart auch mehr als kleiner Scherz gedacht. Außerdem wäre für uns ja auch Davy Jones zuständig ;-)


Nun es unsere Perle doch noch geschafft, meine sonst sehr trübsinnige Laune etwas zu heben - nett von ihr! :-)  

Hi Leutz,
erst mal vielen Dank für die freundliche Aufnahme auf dem Kutter ;-)
Meld mich vorerst mal in der Kombüse zum Kartoffel schälen....

Kann eigentlich einer erklären, was die Cans da für ein Spielchen mit uns treiben ?
Irgendwie hab ich das Gefühl, dass die uns total vera...
Erst Panik verbreiten und dann Party alleine feiern wollen...tststssss.

Naja, solange es in diese Richtung geht soll es mir recht sein. 21,33 Can$....smile.

Greetz & weiterhin fette Beute!

 

unglaublich ;-))  

...wenn´s läuft dann läuft´s   **grinzzz**  

Nee, neee, so geht's nicht! Kartoffeln schälen kommt erst in der zweiten Woche dran. Angefangen wird hier mit Deck schrubben. Also rann an den Wischmopp - mußt ja jetzt nicht mehr rudern.
;-)))
 

Na toll....jetzt kann ich dann gleich die ganzen Schalen noch wegschrubben ;-)
 

sind meine ganzen Schalen geblieben?  

Hast Du so viel Geld durch die letzten Kursstürze verloren, daß Du von Kartoffelschalen leben mußt?

 

Dabei wäre er doch stark vonnöten.
 

das mit den kursstürzen ist schon sehr mysterious.

Genau um 21.30 Uhr fängt der Kurs an ins Bodenlose zu fallen.

Die Shorties haben wieder zugeschlagen und der weiße ritter hatte gestern genug zu tun.  

Leider hat uns der Dow zum Schluss der Sitzung für morgen in die Suppe gespuckt.
Aber es gibt ja noch einen Freitag in dieser Handelswoche! :-))
Werde mich in die Haija hauen.
fungi  

das Posting 14343 von Warf an. So etwa galoppieren meine Pferdchen, äh Perlen!  

@Friewo
Dann jammer hier nich rum! ;-)  

(hinterlistiger Pirat) mit Goldschatz als Snob im Feudalismus!  

Da wollte ich als Betreff "WER IST HIER EIN WALDSCHRAT???" schreiben, und von Ariva kommt folgender Hinweis in rot:

Bitte locker bleiben. Ist das Posting ohne eine Überschrift mit etwa 23 Grossbuchstaben nicht interessant genug?

Is das noch zu fassen?

Ich lach mich schlapp!!!  

Ja sacht mal, spinnt denn der Dow Jones? Will der etwa meine ganze schön gestern abend niedergeschriebene Chartanalyse kaputtmachen und nicht steigen? Find ich aber nicht toll.

Hauptsache, unsere Perle versucht jetzt doch mal, sich von dem Hin und Her des Dow mal abzukoppeln und statt dessen gleich in die nördliche Richtung abzudriften, wo der Dow früher oder später sowieso auch hinkommt. Warum also diese ewigen Umwege? Ist doch viel effektiver, gleich nach Norden zu fahren. ;-))

So ich seh grad, der Kaffee ist fertig. ;-) Cya later.

LG, Harley


 

Hab mir grad mal den Jahreschart des DJ angesehen, die Delle ist zwar wieder ärgerlich, aber im Vergleich zum zweiten Tiefpunkt  des "w´s" noch relativ harmlos. Wollen wir das Beste hoffen, daß es nicht doch dazu kommt, daß der Dow absackt und charttechnisch gesehen den Aufstieg verpaßt. Da würd ich sagen, dat tut nich not.

Im übrigen würd ich mich freuen, wenn Chartex auch mal wieder eine charttechnische Analyse posten würde mit Bezug auf TCM, die haben wir ja auch lange nicht mehr lesen können. Aber klar, ob das in diesem Hin- und Her des Gesamtmarktes überhaupt immo Sinn macht? Naja, uns allen schööööne grüüüüne Börsenkurse heute.

Hier noch der Marktbericht:

Quelle: http://www.n-tv.de/879156.html

14. November 2007 22:30

Bullen auf dem Rückzug
US-Börsen sacken ab

Von Lars Halter, New York

Nach dramatischen Verlusten in den letzten Wochen und einer atemberaubenden Eintages-Rally wussten die US-Aktienmärkte am Mittwoch nicht mehr weiter. Die großen Indizes handelten mal im Plus und mal im Minus – am Ende machten die Bullen schlapp und ließen die Kurse abrutschen.
 
Der Dow-Jones-Index schloss mit einem Minus von 86 Zählern oder 0,65 Prozent bei 13.223 Punkten, und der marktbreite S&P-500-Index verlor 10 Zähler oder 0,73 Prozent auf 1.470 Punkte. Die Hightech-lastige Nasdaq, die am Vortag ihren steilsten Tagesgewinn seit fünf Jahren verbucht hatte, gab am Mittwoch um 29 Zähler oder 1,1 Prozent auf 2.644 Punkte nach.
 
An der New York Stock Exchange hatte die wichtigste Meldung des Tages nichts mit den eigentlichen Handel zu tun: Der Chef der New York Stock Exchange, John Thain, wird die Börse verlassen und CEO bei Merrill Lynch werden. Er ersetzt dort Stan O´Neill, der vor zwei Wochen abtreten musste, nachem das Investmenthaus Subprime-Abschreibungen in Milliardenhöhe und Rekordverluste bekannt gegeben hatte.
 
Während die Aktie von Merrill Lynch in Reaktion auf den Neuzugang in der Chefetage um zwei Prozent zulegte, gab die Aktie des Nymex nach. Die Rohstoffbörse galt zuletzt als Übernahmekandidat für die NYSE, und Anleger fürchten, dass Thains designierter Nachfolger Duncan Niederauer an einer baldigen Akquisition weniger interessiert sein könnte.
 
Die Subprime-Krise sorgte auch über diese Personalie hinaus für Schlagzeilen: Das Brokerhaus Bear Stearns kündigt für das vierte Quartal kreditbedingte Abschreibungen von 1,2 Mrd. Dollar an und glaubt, die größten Schwierigkeiten im Zusammenhang mit der Kreditkrise hinter sich zu haben. Anleger zeigen sich darüber erleichtert; die Aktie kletterte um 2,8 Prozent.
 
Auch die HSBC-Aktie verbessert sich, wenn auch nur minimal. Die Großbank kündigt weitere kreditbedingte Abschreibungen über 3,4 Mrd. Dollar an, die allerdings nicht nur aus dem Hypotheken-, sondern auch dem Kreditkartenbereich kommen. Dennoch rechnet man aufgrund des starken Wachstums in Asien und im Nahen Osten mit weiterem Gewinnwachstum.
 
Zu den Gewinnern im Mittwochshandel gehörten die Papiere von Delta Air Lines und United Airlines. Spekulationen zufolge sollen die Nummern Zwei und Drei der Branche über eine Fusion verhandeln, was wiederum eine breitere Konsolidierung in dem Sektor auslösen dürfte. Insidern zufolge dürfte ein gemeinsamer Konzern den Namen United und das zugehörige Hauptquartier in Chicago behalten, während der Delta-Hub in Atlanta zum operativen Zentrum ausgebaut werden könnte.
 
Im Einzelhandel machte Macy´s Schlagzeilen. Die Kaufhauskette hat im vergangenen Quartal die Erwartungen der Analysten geschlagen, was unter anderem mit Kostensenkungen zu tun hat. Am Ausblick für das vierte Quartal hält das Management weitgehend fest, was nach den schwachen Umsatzzahlen, die man vor einer Woche gemeldet hat, positiv überrascht. Dennoch sorgen sich Anleger um das „schlechteste Weihnachtsgeschäft seit fünf Jahren“, das vom Management prognostiziert wird. Die Aktie verlor sieben Prozent.

LG, Harley

 

mal abgesehen das mir die knochen ohne ende schmerzen *ich werd zu alt für fussi* konnte ich aber dafür als pirat nen posting kapern.okay,ich war mal wieder im W:O,aber nur im bewertungs thread,den anderen kann selbst ich mir nicht mehr antun ;-)
hier noch THX an viedeomart ;-)
und euch noch nen schönen tag ......

mfg
me

Moly Contract Term In USA For 2008 Changes In Anticipation Of Its Tight Supply

In anticipation of that the world supply situation of molybdenum in 2008 will tighten, many cases to shift contract term for molybdenum purchase to yearly base are coming up as a remarkable phenomenon. Particularly, in the USA market where molybdenum purchase is mainly based on spot contract, the case to change contract conditions is being seen and, furthermore, an extent for stable purchase of molybdenum is being enlarged through the movements to shift contract term for molybdenum to yearly base and also to expand a scale of yearly contract. The yearly contract for molybdenum purchase has been so far thought as Japan's speciality but the method to purchase molybdenum on yearlong base is now enlarging in the market.
The month of November is a time to renew molybdenum contract. Therefore, the parties concerned are strongly interested in the movements on supply and demand of molybdenum in next year of 2008 and it seems to be certain that the demand for molybdenum in 2008 will grow by 5% on an annualized base, corresponding to an increase of approximately 20 million lbs. on Mo content base. The world supply of molybdenum in 2008 will be surely affected by the matters, which molybdenum production in the western countries is hard to increase further and the regulations for exports of molybdenum products enforced by Chinese Government from July of 2007 will no doubt influence on the world situation of molybdenum supply like a body-blow. There is a strong opinion in the market that the regulations for exports of Chinese molybdenum products as mentioned above will deeply penetrate into the supply situation of molybdenum in 2008 rather than that in 2007. Also, a possibility to shrink the quantity of molybdenum as allocated to exports from China has existed.

Under the circumstances, molybdenum on spot contract is usually able to purchase at a lower price than that to be fixed on yearly contract but an expectation to the spot market is retreating. Many of spot cargoes came from China but, at present, the offers for molybdenum products from China have become a small number. As a matter of fact, in the course of the last 1 - 2 months, it has become difficult to obtain an offer for molybdenum from China. This real feeling of the aspect has multiplied an anxiety for spot purchase of molybdenum.

At present, spot prices of molybdenum products are <> ferro-molybdenum : at US$75 - 76 per kg. and <> molybdenum oxide : at US$32.5 - 33.0 per lb. respectively. The highest price of molybdenum oxide in the past years was US$41 per lb. as recorded in April - June quarter of 2005 but the second highest one was US$35.00 per lb. as seen in October - December quarter of 2005. If price of molybdenum oxide would continue to rise further gradually on a basic tone, it should be no wonder that price of molybdenum oxide rises again to a higher level than US$35 per lb. in 2008.

China exported 15,643 tons in material ferro-molybdenum in January - September of 2007, having increased by 8.2% compared with that ( 14,452 tons ) in the same period of 2006, but the monthly exports of Chinese molybdenum products from July and afterwards, when the regulations for exports of molybdenum products from China have been enforced ( allocated 16,000 tons on material base for shipments in the second half of 2007 ), were <> July : 2,097 tons, <> August : 1,306 tons and <> September : 1,622 tons, which decreased in comparison with the pace of 1,800 tons per month exported from China in the first half ( January - June ) of 2007.

A leading producer of molybdenum in the western world is Codelco of Chile. However, Codelco has been continuing to decrease their molybdenum production from 2007 ( scheduled to produce 50 - 52 million lbs. per annum of molybdenum in 2007, decreasing by 20% from that in 2006 ) and an anxiety for Codelco, which will also maintain their molybdenum production in 2008 on a low level, has been felt. However, the parties concerned said that the production activities of molybdenum in 2008 will be known only in December of this year. Even Kennecott of the USA has an anxiety to decrease their molybdenum production in 2008, because this molybdenum producer has been currently mining lower molybdenum contained ore bed.

Under the present situation, which the quantity of molybdenum recovered at copper mines has shared a 80% of the world production, the production activities of molybdenum at copper mines have grasped a key point of molybdenum production. It is true that, being stimulated by the steeply risen price of by-product molybdenum, copper mining companies were on a basic tone to increase their molybdenum production during a period of 2004 to 2006 but an attitude for molybdenum production taken by these companies is going to change. Namely, the matters in question are difficulties to increase molybdenum production and a decrease of molybdenum output in 2007.

For a reference, being encouraged by a sharp rise of prices for molybdenum products, new projects to develop molybdenum resources are being proceeded but many of these molybdenum projects are scheduled to complete in 2010 and afterwards and, accordingly, the projects to start molybdenum production in 2007 - 2008 have been limited.



Quelle: stockhouse.ca



 

Hab ich grade frisch abgegriffen. ;-) Hoffe, das ist noch nicht hier eingestellt worden, kann ich mir aber eigentlich nicht vorstellen. ;-))

THOMPSON CREEK METALS CO INC      

Pinnacle Digest: Slide Interupts Operations: Ignites Review
11/14/2007      

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Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. (TSX:TCM) experienced a 1.88% jump in share value Tuesday along with over 1.8 million shares traded. On November 13th they announced that a slide has interrupted some operations at their open-pit Endako Mine in northern British Columbia. PinnacleDigest has been monitoring this company and their developments and are interested in how serious a set back this may be. We are very focused on the molybdenum sector and currently feature two companies concentrated on the mining of molybdenum. We will be reviewing the influence of this news and its potential ramifications later in this article and on our site. To follow up with Thompson Creek Metals continue with this article, or visit our informative and easy access online financial magazine at www.pinnacledigest.com to read the article in its entirety.

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US stocks rallied Tuesday after four straight days of losses the longest negative stretch in 8 months after banks continued to report mounting losses originating from bad home loans. A positive report from Wal-Mart Stores beat analyst's predictions and Goldman Sachs Group said it doesn't see itself with any significant write downs on mortgage related losses. Apple Inc. led the Nasdaq to its largest gain in four years Tuesday. This came after China Mobile said it will sell the new iPhone in China. It has been the same story in the markets the past few months. Record energy and gold prices are battling a financial sector heading for ruin. Last Monday was a great example as extreme losses in the market were incurred due to Citigroup Inc. reporting as much as $11 billion in additional write-downs. Citigroup lost 12% of its value last week alone. The markets have been seriously corrected as the fear that financial companies will face continued losses in the wake of sub prime home loans continues.

On Tuesday the Dow Jones exploded moving up 319.54 points to close at 13,307.09. Less than two weeks ago Merrill Lynch reported their largest quarterly loss in its 93 year history. An occurrence of this magnitude must be treated as a serious warning sign. US home sales are continuing to tumble and are a major factor in the North American markets. The S&P 500 climbed 41.87 points to close at 1481.05 Tuesday. Both of these benchmarks closed at records on October 9th.

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The TSX and TSX-Venture exchanges are our focus at PinnacleDigest. Resources based companies operating in these exchanges are our bread and butter. Canadian stocks stood up on Tuesday on large speculation material producers were cheap after their largest drop in a decade. The markets rebounded Tuesday as renewed optimism that global demand for Canada's resources can withstand an economic slowdown in the United States. On Tuesday the TSX Composite gained 100.18 points, after losing 3.7% of the entire index during the past two days. The fluctuation occurring within this index is exceptional and is keeping everyone on edge. The index closed at 13705.14 Tuesday. The fact CitiGroup Inc. recently stated that it will have to write down another $11 billion dollars combined with the mortgage fiasco is having a tremendous effect on the Canadian markets.

Volatility is once again sweeping over the market. Less than two weeks ago the TSX Composite closed one point shy of a record. This volatility is leading us to caution many investments at the moment. The index has been soaring on record energy prices and a 27 year high for the price of gold. These factors have mining company's earnings prospects looking higher than ever. We have our eye on the oil and gas sector at Pinnacle Digest as the price of oil continues to trade at historically high levels.

At Pinnacle Digest we feature three companies trading within the mining and oil and gas industries. We invite you to visit our multi-purpose online financial magazine to participate in our community and to educate yourself further on the markets moving the company featured in this article forward.

In respect to Thompson Creek Metals we are interested in their most recent development, but even more specifically the trend of the sector influencing their ultimate success. In respect to the recent slide, the mill at Endako will reportedly continue to operate, using ore currently being mined from the mine's Denak West Pit, which was not affected by the slide, and from the mine's stockpile of ore. Manangement has stated that the production rate, grade and recoveries at the mill may be affected. We will be closely monitoring this situation over the coming few weeks and updating our review on Thompson Creek accordingly. To continue this review and learn more about the molybdenum companies we feature as well as Thompson Creek visit us our multi-purpose online financial magazine at www.pinnacledigest.com.

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LG, Harley