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Ich begrüße aber ausdrücklich Deine Beiträge hier.
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Erst vor kurzem hat David Garofalo, CFO des Goldproduzenten Agnico-Eagle Mines, erklärt, er rechne mit einem Anstieg des Goldpreises auf 2.200 US-Dollar pro Unze – und nun schließt sich auch der kanadische Minengigant Barrick Gold der Meinung an, dass Gold in Zukunft deutlich teurer sein wird.
Der Rückgang der Goldproduktion, die globale Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise und ein womöglich drohendes Inflationsszenario – all das sind für den Goldminenriesen Barrick Gold (ISIN CA0679011084) gute Gründe dafür, dass der Goldpreis nicht mehr lange auf dem aktuellen Niveau von rund 920 – 930 USD je Unze verharren wird.
Gold sei mittlerweile zu einer äußerst attraktiven Anlageklasse geworden, so Offizielle des Unternehmens auf einer Konferenz in Santiago, Chile. Ein genaues Preisziel wollte man nicht ausgeben, doch habe die Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise dazu geführt, dass viele Anleger Gold wieder in seiner Rolle des berühmten „sicheren Hafens“ sähen - und damit als eine gute Möglichkeit ihr Kapital zu schützen. Zudem würden die vielen Milliarden, die in die Konjunkturprogramme rund um die Welt gepumpt werden, die Märkte geradezu überfluten und damit die Voraussetzung für einen starken Anstieg der Inflation schaffen, was in der Regel dazu führe, dass viele Anleger sich in Goldinvestments flüchten.
Und das geschehe zu einem Zeitpunkt, da es an neuen Entdeckungen mangele und das Umfeld für die Errichtung von Minen äußerst schwierig sei. Was bedeute, dass das Angebot an Gold zurück gehen werde und schon geht. Denn ganz eindeutig würde es der Branche nicht gelingen, den Rückgang der Produktion zu verhindern. Laut Barrick ist die globale Goldproduktion von noch 83 Millionen Unzen 2001 bis 2009 auf 72 – 73 Millionen Unzen gefallen. Und bis 2011 erwartet man nur noch eine Fördermenge von rund 71 Millionen Unzen.
Zudem seinen große, neue Entdeckungen selten und die Entwicklung bestehender Vorkommen durch in der Vergangenheit stark gestiegene Kosten und Genehmigungsprozesse, die sich über Jahre hinziehen könnten, behindert worden.
Da die Kosten für den Minenbetrieb aber mittlerweile wieder zurück gekommen seien, werde Barrick versuchen von der erwarteten Steigerung der Goldpreis zu profitieren, indem man in den nächsten Jahren mehrere große Minen eröffnen wird, die dann günstiger arbeiten werden, als die jetzt schon produzierenden.
GOLDINVEST.de bietet Hintergrundberichte und aktuelle Kommentare zum Geschehen an den Rohstoffmärkten und verfolgt die Entwicklung ausgewählter Minengesellschaften aus dem Bereich der Edelmetalle, Basismetalle und sonstiger Rohstoffe. Weitere Informationen unter: www.goldinvest.de
Autor: Sven Olsson
wohl kaum, ansonsten wäre der Kurs nicht 50% eingebrochen seit Anfang Januar. Also haben wohl noch mehr die Spielchen des Managements satt.
Bin gespannt, was am Ende dahinter steckt... :-)
Letztlich entscheidend wird sein, was auf HS, in Nevada oder Alaska zu finden sein wird, dann die Abbaukosten, der Gold- und Silberpreis, die in der Nähe befindliche Infratsruktur usw. Die vom Management mögen "Schlaffis" sein (was aber nicht meine Meinung ist), das ändert an der Qualität der bisherigen Funde and der anderen Faktoren nichts.
Ich hab' bis jetzt nichts verkauft und dabai bleibts auch. Evtl. kaufe ich noch mal größer zu.
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Die Regierenden der G20 Staaten haben für den Internationalen Währungsfonds am Donnerstag erklärt 403 Tonnen Gold zu verkaufen, um mit den Erlösen die ärmsten Entwicklungsländer zu unterstützen.
Der Währungsfonds besitzt dabei nach den USA und Deutschland mit mehr als 3.200 Tonnen den drittgrößten Goldbestand der Welt. Der größte Anteil dieser Goldvorräte entfällt jedoch auf die einzelnen Mitglieder des Währungsfonds, die wenigstens 25 % ihrer Quote in Gold hinterlegen müssen. Der Währungsfonds darf diese Quoten nicht verkaufen.
Jedoch werden weitere Goldreserven von 403,3 Tonnen seit 1999/ 2000 gehalten, die beispielsweise als Zinszahlungen für Darlehen von dem Währungsfonds einkassiert wurden. Diese Reserven können verkauft werden und unterliegen keinen speziellen Einschränkungen.
Die Erklärung lässt vermuten, dass der Goldverkauf letztlich von den Mitgliedern des Währungsfonds auch abgesegnet wird. Dabei werden mindestens 85 % der Stimmen (insbesondere der USA mit ihrer Vetomacht) benötigt.
Die Meldung übte neben der Bekanntgabe weiterer Staatsinterventionen in die globale Wirtschaft einen erheblichen Druck auf den Goldpreis aus, wodurch sich dieser um 24 USD auf 903,40 USD verbilligte.
Fazit:
Der Währungsfonds plant bereits seit 2007 einen Teilverkauf seiner Goldreserven zur Diversifizierung seiner Assets. Obwohl auch die EZB am letzten Mittwoch den Verkauf von 35,5 Tonnen Gold abgeschlossen hat, kann hier von keinem Massenverkauf von Staaten und staatlichen Institutionen gesprochen werden.
Umgekehrt trat zuletzt Russland als Goldkäufer auf und auch Länder wie China sind an einer Diversifizierung ihrer Assets und damit an Goldkäufen durchaus interessiert. Ferner werden die Goldverkäufe wohl über mehrere Jahre gestreckt. Institutionelle Anleger wie auch Staaten können hier geräuschlos größere Investments "over the counter" in die Krisenwährung machen. Einem weiteren Anstieg des Goldpreises steht dies also wohl nicht Wege.
Mehr zu diesem Thema erfahren Sie in einer der nächsten Ausgaben des Newsletters "Goldmarkt", der über die Website www.goldchancen.de bezogen werden kann.
GOLDINVEST.de bietet Hintergrundberichte und aktuelle Kommentare zum Geschehen an den Rohstoffmärkten und verfolgt die Entwicklung ausgewählter Minengesellschaften aus dem Bereich der Edelmetalle, Basismetalle und sonstiger Rohstoffe. Weitere Informationen unter: www.goldinvest.de
Autor: Sven Olsson
Bonanza gold and silver grades bode well for Bravo Venture Group
by Jackie Steinitz
Read any general analysts’ report on stock picking in the gold exploration sector in the current economic climate and certain key themes emerge: the importance of cash and a good management team who have “been there, done that”, the current market preference for projects with low political risk, and the need for robust project economics, which are helped enormously, of course, by high grades.
A company which scores very favourably on these criteria is the TSX-listed Bravo Venture Group which is currently exploring for gold, silver and base metals on the west side of North America with projects in British Columbia, Alaska and Nevada.
Current Portfolio in BC, Alaska and Nevada
Bravo’s flagship project is the 27.25 square kilometre Homestake Ridge, BC which is located 35km south east of Stewart near the BC/Alaskan border, and 32km (of which 26km is by road) to the nearest tidewater. Geologically it lies on the highly prolific Iskut-Stewart-Kitsault belt and hosts Jurassic age Hazelton Group rocks which are of similar age and structure to the Eskay Creek mine which is 115km away and considered one of richest and best discoveries in BC over the last 20 years with cumulative production of 3.3Moz of gold (at 45.6g/t) and 160Moz of silver (at 2,231g/t) and life of mine cash costs below US$60 per ounce of gold (after allowing for silver credits).
Homestake Ridge has been explored intermittently since 1914 by a number of majors including Newmont and Teck Cominco. Bravo’s involvement began in 2003 when it signed option agreements with Teck and a private Optionor for two blocks of mineral claims. By December 2007 it had completed its 100% earn-in, having fulfilled all the conditions of the agreements. Teck declined its option to a back-in but will still receive a 2% NSR (Net Smelter Return) royalty, though Bravo have the right to purchase 1% of the royalty for $1m. Similar conditions apply for the private Optionor block.
In early 2007 after the completion of 45 drill holes Bravo published a NI 43-101 report which yielded an inferred estimate of 11.9M tonnes containing 903,000 ounces of gold (at a grade of 2.36g/t), 5.75M ounces of silver (graded 15g/t) and 27.6Mlbs of copper (at 0.11%). The report concluded that a significant mineral resource had been partially explored and that the geometry of the zone could be favourable to open pit mining, although other factors such as glacial ice or snow fall may lead to other methods being chosen. It noted that the deposit was open at depth and along strike to the south east and in the north west, which hosted the higher grade sections. Further work was warranted to expand and improve the estimate at the main zone, to investigate possible bonanza grade feeder faults beneath the known stratabound mineralisation and to expand the targets at two other zones; the Homestake Silver Zone (400 metres south east of the Main zone) and the Vanguard Gold zone (2,200 metres south east).
Work was duly begun in the 2007 season when 28 holes were drilled. Results from the 42 drill hole, 8,700 metre programme in 2008 were stellar with one of the best holes, (Hole 87), yielding 73 metres at 21g/t gold of which 7.7 metres were at an astonishing 181.6g/tonne. The assays also indicated the existence of a silver cap, with some holes returning silver grades which can be measured in kilos per tonne. The very best silver hole (Hole 99), for example, included over a metre at 6kg/tonne and 9 metres at 1kg+/tonne.
Drill Results from Holes 87 and 99 (150 metres apart)
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Bravo’s response to these results has been to abandon its original plan to publish an updated NI-43-101 early in 2009 and then look for JV with a deep-pocketed miner. Instead the company decided that it is in the shareholder’s interests to go it alone in 2009 and to evaluate the significance, continuity and extent of the bonanza holes. It has decided therefore to conduct a further 8000m drilling to focus on the possible extension of the high grade gold zone and to test the gap between the Main Zone and the Homestake Silver Zone. It will publish an updated resource estimate only after the completion of the 2009 exploration season and then it will probably begin to look for a mining partner; Bravo sees itself primarily as an exploration company.
Less than 200km north west from Homestake is Bravo’s Woewodski Island Project in Alaska. The property, which lies some 30km south west of the inland passage town of Petersburg, covers 32 square kilometres. Drilling began in 2008 and 7 holes were drilled for a total of 745 metres. No potential ore grades were intersected but the data collected, which included intervals of black argillite, has enabled Bravo to reinterpret the geology and to investigate similarities with Hecla’s Greens Creek polymetallic mine, the world’s fifth largest silver mine with associated zinc, gold and lead located some 145km to the North. Plans for 2009 include drilling a further three to five holes.
Meanwhile in Nevada Bravo holds a substantial land package consisting of thirteen projects (one in a JV with Barrick) with a total area of 98 square kilometres located in the Battle Mountain/Eureka trend where 32M ounces of gold have been discovered in the last 18 years including the Pipeline Deposit (23Moz) and Cortez Hills (8.5Moz). This is the second most productive belt in Nevada after the Carlin trend which runs parallel to Battle Mountain/Eureka. Bravo is targeting a Carlin-type deposit and to date has advanced a number of the projects to the drill-ready stage. The company’s strategy in Nevada is to use “other people’s money” for drilling and it actively is pursuing joint-venture opportunities.
The Management Team and the Manex Umbrella
Bravo is one of six companies under the Manex Resources Group umbrella. Manex is a private corporation which provides a number of central financial, legal, administrative and geological services to the group providing each company with expertise and enabling them to achieve economies of scale and thus increase the proportion of expenditure that is spent in the ground. Since its formation in 1997 companies under the Manex umbrella have raised C$250m to fund exploration.
Many directors of Manex companies have worked together in the past on other projects notching up a number of successes both individually and collectively. For example, Manex was an early sponsor of Western Silver Corp. which developed the world class Penasquito project in Mexico - now the flagship of Goldcorp.
The fact that Bravo have recently succeeded in raising C$2M in private placements despite the current market conditions is testament to the market view of Bravo’s team and projects. However the share price took a hit following announcement about postponement of updated resource estimate.
Looking ahead even if the geology proves as favourable as hoped there will still be a number of permitting and infrastructural hoops to jump through before Homestake can become a mine. The terrain is steep, the exploration season is short (roughly from June to October), the road currently finishes several kilometres from the site, and there is not yet power, though a private power company is currently developing two green power sites and a hydro electric scheme which could supply the property. But Bravo has been thinking ahead and has strong relationships both at the federal and provincial levels with government bodies and environmental regulators and locally it has maintained strong relationships with the First Nations communities and municipalities
With road access to tidewater and power infrastructure relatively near-to-hand, the project economics could potentially be very robust in the light of the outstanding drilling results. Bravo appears to have made a top-notch discovery and might be announcing a significant resource upgrade later in the year. It has C$1.5 million cash in the treasury and commitments for future funding sufficient for this year’s exploration plans, the management team already has a number of successes under its belt and the political risk of all its projects is low.
Quelle:
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/1227/bonanz…
"It will publish an updated resource estimate only after the completion of the 2009 exploration season and then it will probably begin to look for a mining partner; Bravo sees itself primarily as an exploration company."
Warum hat man also nochmal den NI verschoben? Man man man
Alle schnell raus, absolute Katastrophe...
Hier auf ariva wird so wenig zu "bravo" gepostet. Ich bin daher dankbar für jedes posting zu "bravo" und würde mich freuen, wenn sich hier eine zunehmend höchwertigere Diskussion entwickeln würde, als das in letzter Zeit der Fall war (absolute Flaute).
Auf WO kann man i. d. S. zwar fündig werden. Aber es macht einfach keinen Spaß, sich dort erst durch die ständigen Querelen durchlesen zu müssen.
Wenn ihr nur "zoffen"wollt, dann macht das doch auf WO oder schreibt Euch gegenseitig BMs. Jedenfalls tragt Euren "Zoff" bei WO nicht in dieses thread hier hinein.
Bravo to Pay Advance Royalty Payment in Shares for Woewodski Island
Bravo Venture Group reported today that the Company has agreed to issue 200,000 shares at a deemed price of US$0.375 per share to pay advance minimum royalty payments to the Optionor of the mineral claims owned by Bravo on Woewodski Island, Alaska. Bravo has fulfilled all obligations to earn title to the claims which are now owned by Bravo’s subsidiary company subject to a continuing obligation to pay annual minimum royalty payments of US$50,000 which payments are to be set off against net smelter royalty payments to be made upon commencement of commercial production from the claims. The aggregate amount of the debt being settled is US$75,000. The shares for debt transaction is a Non Arm’s Length Transaction, as the company and the creditor share a common director. This transaction is subject to Exchange approval.
At Woewodski Island, Bravo is planning a 2009 exploration program beginning in June/July 2009 consisting of two to three drill holes for approximately 1000 metres at an estimated cost of US$400,000.
The program is designed to test the basal portion of the East Lake “paleo-graben”, where 3D IP geophysics and recent drilling suggest a radical re-interpretation of the published geological setting. The new geologic model interprets surface exposures and previous drill intercepts of VMS-style base and precious metals, hosted by the “mine argillite”, as occurring along the northern and southern margins of an east-west-oriented paleo-graben; the center of that graben, where the thickest accumulations of massive sulfide are expected to occur, has not yet tested by drilling. The mineralization at East Lake is in the same package of Triassic-age rocks that host the Greens Creek mine (24Mt of 13.9% Zn, 5.1% Pb, 5.8g/t Au and 730g/t Ag) (1) in a very similar geologic setting.
About Bravo Venture Group Inc.
Bravo Venture Group Inc. has a mandate to identify, explore and develop potential world class mining projects within North America with a primary focus on precious metals.
In northwest British Columbia, Bravo is advancing its 100% owned Homestake Ridge project. Since 2003 cumulative expenditures equal $12.5 million in 120 diamond drill holes, Bravo has developed an inferred resource of 900,000 oz/gold and 5.7 million oz/silver. The deposit is open along strike and to depth. A multi-rig, 7,500 – 8,000 metre drill program of some 45 holes is planned for 2009.
In SE Alaska, Bravo is exploring a mineral-rich, 7 km x 11 km island just offshore from the town of Petersburg. Woewodski Island is a VMS gold/silver/copper project that will be tested further in June/July of 2009.
In Nevada, Bravo is a significant land holder in the prolific Battle-Mountain/Eureka trend with 13 projects encompassing 41 square miles. One project is joint-ventured to Barrick and other possible J/V’s are being negotiated.
On behalf of the Board,
Lawrence Page, Q.C.
Lawrence Page, QC,Director and Chairman
For further information, please visit the company’s website at www.bravoventuregroup.com or contact Jay Oness at either 1-888-456-1112 or 604-684-9384 or by email at corpdev@mnxltd.com.
(1) Global resource reported by Taylor et.al. in 1999. Greens Creek Mine, which during 2008 produced over 5.8 million ounces of silver, 54,000 ounces of gold, 52,000 tons of zinc and 16,000 tons of lead (2008 year-end reserves are approximately 8 million tons grading 13.7 opt Ag, 0.11 opt Ag, 10.5% Zn and 3.8% Pb. Source: Hecla Mining Company website).
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. We seek safe harbor.