Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

Sehen wir hier nun die lang erhoffte Wende? Wär doch langsam mal an der Zeit nach der elendig langen Warterei.
Schade, welch schöne Gewinne hätte man mit dem hier investierten Geld in dieser Zeit machen können.
Ob sich ein Nachkauf jetzt noch lohnt? Es kann doch eigentlich fast nur noch besser werden.  

Mit dem Kursrückgang ist es ziemlich ruhig geworden hier im Forum.
Vielleicht wirklich ein Zeichen des Tiefs?
Warten wir ab.
Bei 0,28 bin ich damals erstmalig eingestiegen.
Aus diesem Grund kaufe ich jetzt auch nach.
Viel Erfolg für uns alle  

ich hab 2014 Jubiläum:  Bin seit einem viertel Jahrhundert dabei.

Und mich beschleicht so das Gefühl, dass ich die längste Zeit der Warterei schon hinter mir hab...  

scheinen andere auch zu tun,heute 100k in AU gehandelt,ohne Kursverlust  

Hab ich auch gesehen 116k sogar.
Seit Wochen oder Monaten ist das phasenweise so.
Irgendjemand bekommt Stücke zu abgesprochenem Preis.
Das Volumen zieht seit Tagen spürbar an.
Ich denke Entscheidungsträger bekommen hier Aktien und das zu Tiefstpreisen.
Das Orderbuch stand die ganze nach 0,41 zu 0,42 in Australien.
Die gesamten 116k wurden zu 0,415 gehandelt.
Das ist eindeutig was hier passiert.  

http://dev.postcourier.com.pg/kids-place/#.U8dwAEB3lqp

Police beef up manpower

By WINTERFORD TOREAS

TWENTY new police recruits are expected to arrive in the Autonomous Region of Bougainville by the end of this month.

This was confirmed by the acting Assistant Police Commissioner for the Bougainville Police Service (BPS), Chief Superintendent Paul Kamuai early this week.

Chief Supt Kamuai, while making the announcement, said their arrival is good news for Bougainville and its struggling police service which is currently experiencing manpower shortage to police law and order in the region.

The officers consist of both Bougainvilleans as well as those from the other provinces who were able to be selected into the Bomana Police Training College.

“We have to build up our capacity to adequately serve Bougainville as we move towards referendum and independence,” said Mr Kamuai.  

Mit der letzten Order nochmal 190.000 Stück gekauft in Sydney zu 0,42
Somit schöne 306.000 gehandelt  

....http://feedjit.com/stats/bougainville.typepad.com/...p;w=160&h=94

...die Aufmerksamkeit  in: USA-New Zeeland-Australien scheint auch zu steigen wenn man das Bild mit vor ca. einem halben Jahr vergleicht.  

Habe mir auch noch ein paar gegönnt,ein Grossteil der Marketcap ist alleine durch das an der ASX angelegte Cash abgesichert.

In AU freut man sich bestimmt nicht darüber wenn zwischen abgesprochenen Deals plötzlich xxx k abgegriffen werden, ;-))))

Am Besten gleich eintragen lassen ;-)  

in der Bilanz stehen:

"Available for sale financial assets" =  105,396 Mio Kina
eventuelle noch "Other receivables" =  69,950 Mio Kina

sind ca. 175 Mio Kina  

dann wird einiges umgesetzt..... ask und bid werden sich decken.....
min. 1 mal!  lach  

http://www.bougainville24.com/


Travel Air begins Buka service
By Timothy Poroda
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Passengers depart the plan after the maiden Travel Air voyage to Buka. Photo by Timothy Poroda

The Travel Air (TA) Fokker 50 aircraft made its first commercial flight to Buka Airport on Wednesday 25 of June.

TA is part of the third tier of Papua New Guinea airlines and its motto, mangi lo ples (a boy from PNG), reflects the attitude of its owner Mr Eremas Wartoto from East New Britain.

Buka will become one of the busiest ports in the coming months with TA, Air Niugini and Airline PNG all now active in Bougainville.

TA’s commercial service to Buka was delayed because of circumstances encountered during its maiden flight to Buka.

The National Airport Cooperation cancelled its flying services due to some aviation rules being violated.

Having resolved the issue TA is back in the air and will create competition for fares to Bougainville.
 

Mekamui Reconciliation
Anthony Kaybing
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The mainstream Mekamui faction in North and Central Bougainville came to together on Saturday last week in Buka Town to reconcile after nearly ten years of friction between them.
The friction between the two factions stemmed from an incident where Northern faction strongman Willie Haga was barred from attending the funeral of secessionist leader Francis Ona’s funeral at the infamous Morgan Junction in 2005.
The Central Bougainville faction was in attendence by Mekamui Tribal Government President Philip Miriori along with his delegation and several family members of the late Francis Ona while the Northern faction was represented by MrHaga and several other Northern Mekamui leaders and witnessed by many other Bougainvilleans.
A Representative of the Mekamui Tribal Government and the people of Panguna, Philip Takaung, formally apologized to MrHaga for incident which saw him missing the funeral of his mentor, Francis Ona.
MrTakaung asked for MrHaga’s forgiveness and to see past any misunderstanding between them so that they may now work together to further peace and reconciliation throughout Bougainville.
MrTakaung also extended an invitation to MrHaga to pay his respects to the grave of his mentor at the latter’s Guava village in Panguna.
A significance of the ceremony was that the Mekamui did not demand any help from the government to fund the reconciliation as most Bougainvillean reconciliations are accustomed to but took it upon themselves to fund it.
MrHaga said that despite his former feeling of distrust and being upset at being barred from attending Francis Ona’s funeral he accepted the apology and added that this reconciliation signifies the Mekamui’s intention to foster peace within Bougainville.
He said he bore no ill will towards his peers in Central Bougainville and Panguna and called for peace and unity amongst the people of Bougainville as he said this was the dream of the late secessionist leader, Francis Ona.
Both MrHaga and Takaung agreed that the Mekamui is now ready to work with the ABG in unity and bring peace to Bougainville.
“This reconciliation signifies Bougainville’s unity as it is the every intention of the Mekamui faction to work with the Autonomous Bougainville Government,” MrHaga.
Also in attendance of the ceremony was ABG President Chief Dr John Momis who was wholly impressed with the initiative taken by the Mekamui Tribal Government and its stride to unify Bougainville through peaceful means.

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Office of the President

Mekamui& ABG Unity
Anthony Kaybing
220714

The MekamuiFaction has pledged its support to the Autonomous Bougainville Government and to work together for Bougainville’s greater good.
Mekamui President Philip Miriori made this pledge during a reconciliation ceremony between Mekamui members of North and Central Bougainville.
“Time is against us so our journey towards referendum and independence is in the hands of the common Bougainvillean to work hard to achieve what we fought and died for,” MrMiriori said.
“The next step of this reconciliation will begin immediately for the Mekamui faction to work with Autonomous Bougainville Government and our President Chief Dr John Momis,” MrMiriori added.
MrMiriori said Mekamui’s stand now is for the leaders to take control of peace and unify all Bougainvilleans.
President Momis expressed his satisfaction and joy at the initiative undertaken by the Mekamui in reconciling in its members.
“I want to congratulate the leaders and all the people responsible for taking the steps to reconcile through our Bougainvillean customs to say sorry,” President Momis said.
“As Christians it is also our duty to reconcile and say sorry to one and other so I am truly happy at your initiative,” President Momis added.
The President said that this is a foretaste of big things to come where Bougainville will finally unite and achieve its goal of self-determination.
The President also said that he is very confident that Bougainville will achieve its goal and reassured the people that Bougainville’s progress in peace and unity will prevail.
“The Mekamui Government is the government of all Bougainvilleans and through unity with the ABG we will prevail,” President Momis said.
“The ABG through the Bougainville Peace Agreement is the vehicle that will bring us toward the next frontier of our journey for self-determination which is independence,” declared President Momis.
“Despite the differences and reservations people may have, which is absolutely normal, the ABG in union with the other factions will be the independent government for Bougainville should the people wish it through our referendum,” the President said.
MrMiriori and the Mekamui hierarchy who were present supported President Momis’ stance and pledged to work toward peace and Bougainville’s unity with the ABG.

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...hier wird eines der Hauptprobleme recht anschaulich beschrieben. Schön zu lesen wie recht einige User des Threads, mit ihren Vermutungen, schon seit langer langer Zeit haben. Lösungsvorschläge-ansätze existieren und sind hier auch schon mal gepostet worden.

Quelle : http://ramumine.wordpress.com/2014/07/


July 22, 2014 · 4:04 pm
Local alluvial miner calls on ABG to buy gold from them

Romulus Masiu | Post Courier

alluvial miner

LOCAL alluvial gold miners of Bougainville haved called on the Autonomous Bougainville Government to look for money and buy gold from them, smelt into gold bars and put in reserve.

Thomas Pabakumi made the call on behalf of the many alluvial gold miners in Panguna and all over the island region.

   “ABG should look for money, buy gold off alluvial gold miners in Panguna and right across the island, smelt them and make gold bars and put as reserve as wealth for the government and people of Bougainville,” Mr Pabakumi said.

Pabakumi is also an alluvial gold miner himself.

Since the giant BCL Panguna Copper mine ceased operations and after the crisis, locals have taken up alluvial mining in the tailings and surrounding of the mine. The number of alluvial miners have rapidly increased also with Bougainvilleans taking up alluvial mining right across the island – from North, Central and South.

Mr Pabakumi said there is already a gold smelter based in Arawa, Thomas Kenteve, who is an expert in the field but is not being  utilized by the government to make gold bars to put in reserve bank.

   “Why don’t we use locals on the ground, we can put gold bars in reserves and hold till after referendum – a wealth for the future of Bougainville and its generation.”

Mr Pabakumi said God has given us gold right on our land – the gold grew as grass – why are we selling out of the region to PNG and to other countries to make other countries rich – this is our wealth and we must protect and keep our God given wealth.

   “We are the rightful owners of minerals on our land such as gold and we must benefit out of our God given wealth,” Mr Pabakumi.

He said the Momis-Nisira (ABG) must now look for money to hold back gold in the region.  

wie könnte man dem Schreiber erklären, dass Momis ja gerade dabei ist, zu versuchen "reserve as wealth for the government and people of Bougainville" zu erreichen?

Nur das Geld, welches man "look for" machen muss, fällt halt nicht vom Himmel und ABG könnte es nur generieren, wenn es das Gold auch verkaufen würde - halt zu einem höheren Preis, als es eingekauft wurde. Mit der Zeit könnte sich dann aus Einnahme- Ausgabe - Überschuss ein Polster bilden, das man für "reserve as wealth for the government and people of Bougainville" zurücklegen könnte. Da der Goldpreis vom Markt vorgegeben ist, lässt sich die Spanne dann nur durch einen niedrigeren Einkaufspreis realisieren. Sprich dem körperlich hart im Dreck arbeitendem und Quecksilber hantierendem "alluvial gold miner" kann nur ein geringerer Preis bezahlt werden als der Marktpreis. Oder es wird Marktpreis bezahlt und dann die Einnahmen der "alluvial gold miner" entsprechend besteuert.

Leichter, effizienter und weitaus angenehmer gings halt über den Momis-Weg: Erfahrene Bergbaufirma wie BCL die neben Gold auch noch Kupfer effizient fördert und die Einheimischen in modernen, sicheren und ergonomischen Arbeitsplätzen beschäftigt. Einnahmen vom ABG dann über Besteuerung und Dividenden von BCL.
 

...Zahlen, um wievill Gold bzw. Kina es hierbei wirklich geht sind ja nie genannt worden. Das es aber um ein sehr einträgliches (illegales) Geschäft  für einige Herrschaften hierbei geht darf vermutet werden denn in der näheren `Nachbarschaft` Bougainville´s wird auch munter geschürft.  
Diese Situation ist aber doch noch in vielen Ländern der Erde mit den vergleichbaren Voraussetzungen (Goldvorkommen-Bevölkerungsstruktur-pro Kopf Jahreseinkommen) vorhanden und somit absolut nichts neues.
Ich vertraue hier den Akteuren vor Ort insbesonders Momis der ja sehr viel Geschick zeigt, die notwendige Erfahrung hat und auch BCL/Rio. Eine Lösung muß in enger Zusammenarbeit und Abstimmung der interessierten Gruppen gefunden werden das ist klar.
Und sie wird auch gefunden werden. ;-))))))  

tststs

.... mediale Quelle ? ;-))))


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.....wenn das stimmt wird auf viel Geld gesetzt. ;-)))  

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/OCEE/news/...nt--LLC?id=84730&b=y  

http://www.pngblogs.com/2014/07/...nies-circle-bougainville-like.html  

scheinen sehr kompetent zu sein, heute Wettspiele, morgen Holzhandel......  

....ein (die)     hedge fond(s) BCL entdeckt (en)  & handeln werden.  ;-)))))  

 

ja wenn. Dann stellt sich aber auch noch die Frage wie.