TOURNIGAN! Es ist SOWEIT

wird allerdings zunehmend teurer wie unsere Tournigan eben auch ;)  

der wird doch nicht etwa.....


@Mathou

mal schauen wo tournigan in 1-3 jahren steht
vielleicht sind es denn heute sogar noch schnäppchen kurse
 

Gute Nacht!
KG  

 

2,45 millionen shares gehandelt!!! Last Trade: 29 Mar 2006 15:53
Last Traded	2.290	Net Change	+0.340
Last Bid Size	220	Volume	2,452,512
Last Bid Price	2.250	Open	1.950
Last Ask Price	2.290	High	2.300
Last Ask Size	75	Low	1.950

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Time Price Shares $ Chng Buyer Seller 15:53 2.290 2,500 +0.340 Anonymous GMP Securities 15:53 2.290 2,000 +0.340 Anonymous TD Securities 15:53 2.290 400 +0.340 Anonymous Interactive 15:50 2.250 121,100 +0.300 GMP Securities GMP Securities 15:48 2.250 9,000 +0.300 Dundee RBC 15:33 2.250 98,000 +0.300 Sprott Sprott 15:33 2.260 2,000 +0.310 Ntl. Bank Fin. Sprott 15:31 2.270 1,000 +0.320 E*TRADE Sec. E*TRADE Sec. 15:27 2.250 500 +0.300 Dundee Anonymous 15:26 2.250 500 +0.300 Dundee RBC

Last Updated: 28 Mar 2006 Rolling 52 Week High 2.180 Rolling 52 Week Low 0.185 Total Number of Shares 78,438,263 Shares in Escrow 0 Net Shares Outstanding 78,438,263 Float Quoted Market Value 152,954,613

 

 

Berechnet auf den günstigsten Einkauf heute Verzehnfachung. Nur habe ich die Dinger mit dem optimalen Einkauf nicht mehr. Aber immerhin noch eine Restposition, die ich mal zu 22 Cent ersteigert habe. Natürlich ist man im Nachhinein immer schlauer, und hätte ich alles gehalten, wäre ich dadurch Viertelmillionär. Aber ich klage nicht, denn das Viertel der Viertelmillion als Nettogewinn macht trotzdem echte Freude! (Zumal der Fiskus leer audgeht, haha ...)  

von 1,20 auf 1,75€ in nur 7 tagen

38 tage linie noch bei ca. 1,20€...schaun wer mal...

Last Trade: 30 Mar 2006 15:59 EST
Last Traded	2.440	Net Change	+0.150
Last Bid Size	17	Volume	1,305,000
Last Bid Price	2.400	Open	2.280
Last Ask Price	2.440	High	2.450
Last Ask Size	12	Low	2.250

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Time Price Shares $ Chng Buyer Seller 15:59 2.440 8,800 +0.150 Anonymous CIBC 15:57 2.430 5,000 +0.140 Dundee TD Securities 15:54 2.400 500 +0.110 TD Securities MacDougall 15:54 2.380 5,000 +0.090 Dundee Canaccord 15:52 2.400 5,000 +0.110 Anonymous MacDougall 15:52 2.390 5,000 +0.100 Dundee Scotia 15:47 2.400 3,000 +0.110 Anonymous MacDougall 15:47 2.400 19,100 +0.110 GMP Securities MacDougall 15:47 2.400 20,500 +0.110 GMP Securities GMP Securities 15:45 2.400 22,400 +0.110 Anonymous MacDougall

Last Updated: 29 Mar 2006 Rolling 52 Week High 2.300 Rolling 52 Week Low 0.185 Total Number of Shares 78,438,263 Shares in Escrow 0 Net Shares Outstanding 78,438,263 Float Quoted Market Value 179,623,622

 

Last Trade: 31 Mar 2006 15:53 EST
Last Traded	2.430	Net Change	-0.010
Last Bid Size	90	Volume	428,373
Last Bid Price	2.400	Open	2.440
Last Ask Price	2.450	High	2.450
Last Ask Size	250	Low	2.300

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Time Price Shares $ Chng Buyer Seller 15:53 2.430 7,400 -0.010 Ntl. Bank Fin. Penson 15:52 2.400 11,000 -0.040 Hampton Penson 15:51 2.430 9,000 -0.010 Hampton Penson 15:51 2.450 5,000 +0.010 Ntl. Bank Fin. GMP Securities 15:51 2.410 1,000 -0.030 Hampton Blackmont 15:51 2.410 4,000 -0.030 BMO Nesbitt Blackmont 15:48 2.450 20,000 +0.010 Ntl. Bank Fin. E*TRADE Sec. 15:48 2.450 4,000 +0.010 Ntl. Bank Fin. TD Securities 15:48 2.450 2,000 +0.010 Ntl. Bank Fin. RBC 15:48 2.450 5,000 +0.010 Ntl. Bank Fin. GMP Securities

Last Updated: 30 Mar 2006 Rolling 52 Week High 2.450 Rolling 52 Week Low 0.185 Total Number of Shares 79,663,263 Shares in Escrow 0 Net Shares Outstanding 79,663,263 Float Quoted Market Value 194,378,362

 

den Rest auf weiteren Anstieg lasse ich liegen.
Noch schönen WE an Allen.
KG  

Unsinn, wartet ab, bis tournigan auf 2,5 € ist.
Soll sich doch anständig lohnen, oder etwa nicht??  

du vegisst, dass bei dem Wert alles Fantasie ist...noch verdienen die nix...also warum nicht mal ein paar Gewinne einstreichen und zurücklehnen? Wenns dann plötzlich bergab geht, störts einen wenig...  

ich habe laufend Gewinne mitgenommen und es hat mich gar nicht so sehr gestört, dass TVC trotzdem weiter gestiegen ist. Natürlich kann man im Nachhinein sagen: hättest Du doch noch gehalten, wären die Gewinne größer. Aber immerhin wird mit steigenem Kurs ja auch mein Restbestand teurer und das Gesicherte bleibt gesichert. Wenn man einen Teil verkauft und dann der Kurs fällt, kann man sich zwar auf die Schulter klopfen und sagen, gut, dass ich vorher verkloppt habe, doch der Rest ist logischerweise auch weniger wert. - Dann muss man schon konsequent alles werfen und hoffe, dass der Zeitpunkt der richtige war.

Nachdem ich bei einer WC-Aktie mal zu viel wollte und noch im Niedergang nachkaufte, bis wirklich alles danieder war (und noch ist), bin ich vorsichtiger geworden. Ich kaufe sogar bei TVC - obwohl es meine Superaktie ist - seit Februar höchstens mal an schwachen Tagen etwas nach und gebe das dann schnell wieder ab. - Aber jede muss seinen Karten spielen.  

Natürlich ist TVC noch stiegen wird. Aber bei Nevada könnte mehr Steigerung in nächster Wochen( wegen Übernahme)
Schöne grüne Woche an allen TVC-lern!
KG  

rsi + stoch sind schon eine zeitlang im überkauften bereich

der steigende goldkurs verhindert bisher eine konsolidierung.

 

da. - Gelegenheit noch mal was einzukaufen.  

bei diesem Wert bis zur 38tagelinie für sehr wahrscheinlich.  

schau doch mal in CAN an!
KG  

 

http://www.tournigan.com/corporatepresentation/slide1.htm

 

 

kommt jeder wert mal an seine 38 tage linie
die frage ist nur wie hoch ist dann der 38er schnitt...  

 

wird morgen ein nettes gap an der fse geben... ;-)) Last Trade: 17 Apr 2006 15:58 EDT
Last Traded	2.550	Net Change	+0.350
Last Bid Size	26	Volume	1,620,555
Last Bid Price	2.550	Open	2.200
Last Ask Price	2.570	High	2.600
Last Ask Size	53	Low	2.200

Time Price Shares $ Chng Buyer Seller 15:58 2.550 1,000 +0.350 TD Securities Anonymous 15:58 2.550 500 +0.350 TD Securities TD Securities 15:58 2.540 900 +0.340 TD Securities E*TRADE Sec. 15:56 2.540 2,000 +0.340 CIBC E*TRADE Sec. 15:54 2.550 2,000 +0.350 TD Securities TD Securities 15:53 2.550 1,000 +0.350 TD Securities TD Securities 15:32 2.510 1,200 +0.310 TD Securities Scotia 15:29 2.510 8,500 +0.310 TD Securities Anonymous 15:29 2.520 1,000 +0.320 Anonymous Anonymous 15:29 2.560 2,000 +0.360 TD Securities Anonymous

Last Updated: 13 Apr 2006 Rolling 52 Week High 2.500 Rolling 52 Week Low 0.185 Total Number of Shares 79,663,263 Shares in Escrow 0 Net Shares Outstanding 79,663,263 Float Quoted Market Value 175,259,179

 

so, im Moment 1,78 in Frankfurt.
wo wird das heute wohl noch enden????  

Last Trade: 18 Apr 2006 15:59 EDT
Last Traded	2.700	Net Change	+0.150
Last Bid Size	20	Volume	1,131,650
Last Bid Price	2.680	Open	2.510
Last Ask Price	2.730	High	2.750
Last Ask Size	50	Low	2.510

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Time Price Shares $ Chng Buyer Seller 15:59 2.700 200 +0.150 Sprott Interactive 15:59 2.700 300 +0.150 Anonymous Interactive 15:58 2.700 700 +0.150 Anonymous Dundee 15:58 2.700 200 +0.150 TD Securities Dundee 15:58 2.700 100 +0.150 Sprott Dundee 15:57 2.750 50,000 +0.200 Sprott Sprott 15:56 2.750 400 +0.200 Interactive GMP Securities 15:55 2.750 100 +0.200 Interactive GMP Securities 15:46 2.750 4,000 +0.200 Sprott GMP Securities 15:46 2.750 1,000 +0.200 ITG GMP Securities

Last Updated: 17 Apr 2006 Rolling 52 Week High 2.600 Rolling 52 Week Low 0.185 Total Number of Shares 79,663,263 Shares in Escrow 0 Net Shares Outstanding 79,663,263 Float Quoted Market Value 203,141,321

 

April 18, 2006
By James Finch, jfinch@stockinterview.com
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Which Uranium Development Companies
Are Well Positioned for the Increased Demand?
A Conversation with Kevin Bambrough
Sprott Asset Management Uranium Strategist
Part Two of a Two-Part Interview
Sprott Asset Management Market Strategist Kevin Bambrough
names his favorite uranium development companies.

SUMMARY: Sprott Asset Management uranium expert Kevin Bambrough talked with us about the “second leg” of the current uranium bull market. Bambrough names his favorite uranium companies, where he believes there is still room for growth.

StockInterview:
How does the major nuclear energy build up you envision impact uranium mining?

Kevin Bambrough:
I think, with the passage of time, all types of mining will again be done again in the United States. They’re going to need the supply. There is no alternative. If you look at Energy Metals Corporation (TSX: EMC), part of their plan is to start with some ISL operations, some of which will come at a facility that’s already fully permitted. Then eventually, they’re going to try to move into places like New Mexico, where I think with the passage of time, common sense will prevail and people will become more pro-mining for uranium.

StockInterview:
We now have about ten times the number of uranium companies, some purporting to be a “uranium company,” than when we first started covering this sector. How is this sector going to play out?

Kevin Bambrough:
It’s been very difficult to try and follow what everyone is doing in this space. Right now, the uranium story is looking so good. It’s still relatively early that anyone seems to be able to raise some money, tell a story and perform well. It’s unbelievable how the sector has performed this year. With the passage of time, the guys with the real resources, who can also develop them and produce, are going to do well. The other guys are going to have to keep coming back to the market, raising capital, raising capital and diluting their shareholders in order to try to drill and find something. Of course, there is going to be the odd one here and there that actually strikes something big. It’ll give people hope but, that’s not the way we want to invest.

StockInterview:
Have the uranium stocks gotten out of control? Are we looking at another train crash like the internet stocks of a few years ago?

Kevin Bambrough:
The majority of stocks in the uranium space, we will not own. We only own a really select few, probably just over a dozen. We have some explorers, we have some producers and we have some, what we believe to be emerging producers and we’re sticking with that mix.

StockInterview:
So which companies do you like?

Kevin Bambrough:
Obviously, there is a lot of mud slinging that goes on in all sectors of the mining business. You talk to different people, and they say, “Oh this is going to be higher cost, that is going to be higher cost, and our properties are better than their properties.” From where I sit, Energy Metals (TSX: EMC) was one of the companies to get in there early, and pick up a lot of known resources and databases. I think they’ve done a great job of doing exactly what they said they were going to do. We started funding them in the early days. Those are the (types of) companies I want to stick with.

StockInterview:
What do you like about Energy Metals?

Kevin Bambrough:
I’m happy to say that we’re a very large shareholder of Energy Metals, and I continue to love the story. The most recent presentation they gave shows what the company will look like after they fully complete the Standard Uranium and Quincy Energy mergers. The combined entity in their presentation shows to have about 236 million pounds of uranium resources, I believe, and a market cap of around C$360 million with $60 million in cash. We’re still a shareholder of Paladin (TSX: PDN). I think we’re up about 40 or 50 times on the first shares we bought. If you compare the two, you’ve got a market cap of close to C$2 billion on Paladin with around 180 million pounds. If you look, you’ll notice the real big move in market cap occurred, when Paladin started to get close to production and they signed contracts. Now Energy Metals has about one-fifth of the market cap and a fully permitted ISL facility down in Texas. They’re at the point where they’re going to sign the contracts and move forward into production. I think people are going to wake up and start giving them more credit. I think that positive permitting developments will continue to occur in places like New Mexico. Obviously, the friendly environment in Wyoming for bringing on production will make Energy Metals perform very well going forward. It’s going to be fantastic for shareholders if it can duplicate the move that Paladin has over the last year or so.

StockInterview:
You said earlier “common sense would prevail” in New Mexico. How does that impact Energy Metals?

Kevin Bambrough:
New Mexico is more in the back burner for now, but I think the stock (Energy Metals) will continue to perform well as the regulatory environment continues to improve in the area. I should touch on Strathmore Minerals (TSX: STM). We’ve been please to see they’ve been bringing out their (National Instrument) 43-101’s on a couple of their (New Mexico) properties and show an increase in reserves. I believe they’re doing some work right now on their Dieter Lake project up in Quebec that could be interesting. They’ve got some good resources and reserves. I think, at some point, someone is going to want to cut some deals with them, or they’re going to just keep chugging along and bringing things forward.

StockInterview:
You were excited about Tournigan (TSX: TVC) the last time we talked. How is that one turning out?

Kevin Bambrough:
Tournigan is really developing into a great story. Originally, when we first got into this, it looked reasonably valued and interesting on its gold prospects. When they picked up deposits in Slovakia, we got in deeper. I think the story just keeps getting better as we look more into what they actually may have in these properties. They’ve also brought on a new hire, who was the head of the Slovakia uranium program years ago. He’s joined the team and he’s basically said that the Jahodna district is probably not just a 3km strike length but probably more of a 7km potential. The current resource estimates are only based on 500 meters of the zone. They’re going to start stepping out and drilling it. We’re hoping it could get much bigger. It’s open at depth as well. There is also reasonable chance this could become a large uranium district. They’ve found out there were a lot of other targets in the area, in the past. They are going to try to work these targets as well. Slovakia is a major past producing country. A lot of its power currently comes from nuclear. They have two other properties in Slovakia with resources. They’re going to drill and are hopefully going to show better grades and larger resources, with time. Of course, you’re always hopeful, no guarantees, but our experience is that in the uranium business: As you go and drill old properties, redo old drill holes with larger cores, you get better recoveries and can show higher grades. That seems to have been the case for both Tournigan and Western Prospector (TSX: WNP). I should also mention that on the Jahodna property, it’s interesting that, not only did the uranium grade jump but also the molybdenum grade jumped up substantially to where this is now some very valuable rock.

StockInterview:
Any final recommendations?

Kevin Bambrough:
SXR Uranium One (TSX: SXR), I think it’s a great story. There’s no doubt that the uranium is there, but some people debate about how difficult the mining is going to be and what the cost will ultimately be. But they’ve got a good gold credit in there to help bring down the overall cost. Again, we believe the uranium price is going to be much higher than most people believe for a lot longer. We love investing in companies with huge resources and plenty of leverage to both uranium and gold.

StockInterview:
Do you still see some of your uranium holdings, certain ones as cheap, still in play, and to be looked at?

Kevin Bambrough:
Most definitely, and we’ll be helping to finance some all the way to production.

About...

Kevin Bambrough
Research Analyst, Sprott Asset Management Inc.

Kevin Bambrough joined Sprott Asset Management Inc. as a Research Analyst in August 2002. He has worked in the investment industry for over 5 years and adds greater depth and analysis to the investment team due to his diverse background and experience across various industries. Prior to joining SAM, Kevin worked as a Microsoft Systems Engineer for five years. Since 2003, Kevin has focused his analysis in the coal and uranium mining sectors for the Sprott investment Team.