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schaut mal unter
http://stocknessmonster.com/
bei boc auf den 10 Jahreschart. Die Umsätze von über 1 Mio. Stücke pro Tag in Australien, die bisher das Ende einer Hausse bei Bougainville anzeigten, sind noch lange nicht erreicht.
Bisher läuft alles ohne Pusherei von Börsenbriefen oder Banken....nur mit den engagierten Informationen von Nekro....
Bisher läuft alles ohne Pusherei von Börsenbriefen oder Banken....nur mit den engagierten Informationen von Nekro....
Ist nekro ein Pusher???
...nichts für ungut.
diver
Was euer Gespräch von vorgestern Abend (?) bezgl. Xetra-Handel mit oder ohne Makler angeht, hier eine kurze Info (Hrsg. Börsenaufsicht Hessen):
"Sehr geehrter Herr XXX,
(http://deutsche-boerse.com/dbag/dispatch/s/...30_Designated_Sponsors)
... ich hoffe, das BOC noch mal -für 2-3 Tage- kurz unter 1 AU$ geht und dann sich 2-3 Wochen zwischen 1 bis 1,15 AU$ hält ... dann hätten wir nen schönen Boden für die Zukunft ...
... und mal nen Dankeschön an Nekro und den anderen für eure Mühe und Arbeit ...
allen nen schönes weekend
Carlchen
wegen seiner BOC-"Analyse" mal 'ne Wette eingehen möchte ...
Hatte ihm mal ein paar Zeilen geschrieben und um 'ne sachgerechte Antwort gebeten. Hier die Antwort:
"Sehr geehrter Herr XXX,
meine Analyse des Quartalsberichts kommt zu dem Schluß: "Verkaufen!!!"
Wenn die Gesellschaft eine bessere Entwicklung nimmt, als im Quartalsbericht und im Halbjahresbericht veröffentlicht wird und dennoch einen derartigen Quartalsbericht veröffentlicht, lautet meine Empfehlung ebenfalls "Verkaufen!!!" Ganz egal ober der Kurs vorher auf 2, 3 oder 5 $ steigt.
Meine Erfahrung bei Besichtigungen von Minen vor Ort ist, daß die Sachen die nicht in den offiziellen Berichten standen, sich auf die Dauer zum überwiegenden Teil als heiße Luft herausgestellt haben. Ich würde mit Ihnen gerne eine Wette eingehen, daß Bougainville weder in 30 noch in 36 noch in 48 Monaten produziert. Wenn alles was Sie berichten stimmt [Obwohl ich ihm gar nicht alles berichtet hatte ], dann dürfte Bougainville etwa 2013 wieder in Produktion gehen. Wenn es nicht stimmt, dann noch später.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Martin Siegel"
liebe Grüsse
werde mir das mal genauer ansehen am WE,
bin bisher davon ausgegangen, dass es gestellte Makler-Kurse an der Xetra per Definition nicht geben kann,
was aber nicht unbedingt ausschliesst, dass Makler auch als Xetra-Teilnehmer aktiv sind,
wie gesagt, ich sehe es mir im Detail an
Das einzige von BOC veröffentlichte positive Statement bezog sich auf die geplante Wiedereröffnung binnen 3 Jahren.Wer Rio Tinto kennt weiss dass das keine einfach so dahergesagte Aussage ist u. man davon ausgehen kann dass an dieser Zielsetzung auch hart gearbeitet wird um sie zu erfüllen.
DassSiegel sich lediglich deb GB des Q3 angesehen hat,der aus dem Satz " There is no Production since..." besteht,ist natürlich bezeichnend für seine VK-Empfehlung.
Sogar wenn es bis 2013 dauern würde bis BOC wieder seine volle Produktion erreicht und die volle Dividende ausbezahlt ,wohl in Höhe des heutigen Aktienkurses,u.das dann über 30 Jahre lang,bleibt es ein gutes,auch nach unten durch das vorhandene an der ASX angelegte Cash sehr gut abgesichertes Invest.;-)))
Sam is trying to get a consultancy assignment with Mines Deptt re BOC Review etc.
The scrap metal deal will help in winning support from stumbling blocks
like Mike Foster, Benedict Pisi etc.
Have a good week-end!
In den ersten neun Monaten dieses Jahres hat China doppelt soviel Kupfer importiert, wie im gleichen Zeitraum des Vorjahres.
Mining funding feared
There is fear looming in the Department of Mining as to whether the Government can effectively sustain funding of its new policy advisory department.
Acting Secretary for they Department of Mining Nellie James expressed uncertainty last Friday whether the Government would continue to fund the Department of Mineral Policy and Geo-hazards.
The department was formed after the Department of Mining was split.
The split resulted in the formation of the Mineral Resources Authority (MRA), which is legally authorised to issue mining licences and co-ordinating mining projects.
“Possibly, the greatest fear for this leaner department is that it would suffer the same fate as those Department of Mining days. If that were to happen, the Government would be doing itself, and the industry, a great injustice. I don't think the Government wants to see its policy adviser looking like a poor country cousin. Already that perception is taking root, because of the funding and efficiency trends shown by MRA," Ms James said. Remaining fervent not to see any of those two departments being "clipped", she said that the fear of losing either of those two departments due to inadequate funding seemed imminent.
“The Government needs to see the MRA and the (Department of Mineral Policy and Geo-hazards as the two wings necessary for the industry in PNG to soar among the mighty nations of the world in the mining big league.
Using that analogy, it is my fervent hope that none of those wings are clipped," she said.
While Western Province Gove-rnor Dr Bob Danaya and former Department of Mining Secretary James Wanjik have disputed the formation of MRA due to certain constitutional breaches.
Ms James said the new Department of Mineral Policy and Geo-hazards would be keeping a close eye on the Mineral Resources Authority.
"It's important to bear in mind that the Mining Department was the important foundation from which MRA came forth, and it will be watching to see MRA does what it is tasked to do by government policy in regulating the industry," she added.
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Students urged to help ABG
THE vice president of the Autonomous Bougainville Government John Tabinaman on Friday challenged Hutjena Secondary School graduating students to be ready to help the running of the region’s government.
Mr Tabinaman who gave his keynote address during the 37th Grade 10 and 8th Grade 12 graduation told the 348 graduating students to be mindful of the autonomous region’s government.
“ABG depends entirely on young people like you.
“Bougainville’s responsibilities and obligations are in your hands,” he said.
He further encouraged the students to always uphold Christian values and do things which could later benefit their own communities.
“Bougainville’s reconciliation and healing is in your hands and as youngsters you must do what your community wants you to do,” Mr Tabinaman said.
Bougainville Administrator Raymond Masono, while praising the school’s administration for continuing to lift school’s standards, encouraged teachers and students to their performance in the coming years.
“Education is something that we must take seriously in our life. There is no shortcut in life. Education is the foundation of our life and we must make use of time. We must always adjust our attitudes,” Mr Masono said,
Chinese miners without permits
ABOUT 30 Chinese nationals flown in from China to work with the Ramu nickel project have been denied entry into the company premises because they lack proper work permits.
But the National Government is hoping their work permits are sorted out before they can be flown back to Madang to resume duties there.
Last Friday, the Post-Courier understands, officials from the National Government were negotiating for work permits for these Asians before they are flown back to the Ramu nickel site in Madang.
The Post-Courier also understands that meetings have been conducted between Government agencies dealing with work permits and visas.
The Chinese nationals are in Port Moresby awaiting their papers to be sorted out before a green light is given for them to begin work at the site.
The Post-Courier spoke to some of the Chinese after they got off the plane but it appears the expatriates do not know how to speak English.
None of the Government officers and Labour office bosses could be reached for comment or to verify the report.
B’ville faces K60m debt
BOUGAINVILLE’S newly established Government is faced with a K60 million debt to pay for the Invincible Resources deal they signed amidst advice against it from prominent lawyers and elites.
The Autonomous Bougainville Government early this year that the K20 million received from the Invincible Resources company was given without strings attached. The agreement signed with the mining company however stated the ABG will have to give back K40 million plus a half of the Net Smelter Return (NSR) of the value of minerals extracted from ABG (totalling K60 million). “Now therefore in consideration for the company providing funding to the ABG as set out in Section I, the ABG undertakes to pay Invincible ½ per cent (one-half of one per cent) Net Smelter Return (NSR) of the value of minerals extracted from the region of Bougainville excluding alluvial gold recovered by artisan miners on their traditional lands,” the signed agreement stated.
The term of the payment will extend to the date when Invincible receives an amount equal to a present discounted value of K40,000,000 (K40 million) in net after tax kina calculated at a 12 per cent interest rate with the payment amounts discounted to the date the funding is completed.
Sieht aus als ob in FRA nur der Makler bei den Aktien auf der VK-Seite wär ;-))))
Deep sea quake hits Arawa
By ELIZABETH VUVU
ARAWA in Bougainville was hit by a deep sea earthquake measuring six on the Ritcher scale last Sunday night.
Light sways of the quake were also felt in parts of East New Britain and New Ireland.
Reports received by the Rabaul Volcano Observatory revealed that the quake was located 105km west of Arawa at Empress Augusta Bay.
RVO described the earthquake as being deep with a depth of 62km which occurred at 8.24pm last Sunday.
RVO acting assistant director Herman Patia said the quake hit parts of the New Guinea Islands but was not strong enough to trigger a tsunami.
Mr Patia said they had not received any reports of damage from the quake.
The provincial disaster office in East New Britain confirmed there were no reports of damage and casualties. The possibility of water tanks being affected was likely.
The earthquake was of tectonic in origin, meaning it was due to tectonic plate movements between the Solomon Sea Plate and Pacific Plate, Mr Patia said and emphasised that it was not volcanic- related.
Reportedly, this is the third earthquake with magnitudes measuring between six and seven on the Richter scale that has been striking parts of New Guinea Islands in recent weeks.
Consequently, from these quake events, there had been no reported cases of damage and casualties.
BID
45k 1070
30K 1065
33k 1060
32k 1000
17k 0970
ASK
1105 2730
1120 19143
1130 20000
1135 26000
1140 5000
Chinese slave trade fear
SOME Asian men have been allegedly seen leading other Asian men out of a container and in chains.
Labour and Industrial Relations Secretary David Tibu said he had no formal report on this and other allegations of illegal activities but reports reaching his office say people saw chained men being led out of a container in a residential area.
Mr Tibu, who has been vocal on foreign companies breaking both international and local labour laws said he will make sure the labour laws, were respected.
The Secretary said there were allegations of some Chinese men being offloaded at the Basimuk wharf in Madang, allegedly to work at the Ramu nickel mine but he has no formal reports to verify it.
Mr Tibu said as far as he knew, the wharf was not a declared international wharf and there were no immigration and customer officers there.
“Therefore no foreign ship should berth there as the first port of call from overseas,” he said.
Mr Tibu said he heard that Madang police had gone to the area to investigate and if there was any truth in illegal people without proper passes, they should be arrested and locked up.
The Secretary also said some foreign companies were going straight to people in higher places to address their issues like the delay of work permits.
Mr Tibu said, “The Chinese should be dealing directly with my people. The Chinese have been told over and over again, they should comply with our laws.”
He said he was short on manpower to investigate these and other allegations and hoped that foreign companies respected the host country’s laws.
Chief executive officer of PNG Ports Corporation Joshua Taruna said he could not comment much on the Basimuk wharf as the laws under the then PNG Harbours Board were released and the laws governing the wharfs were varying.
Mr Taruna said some powers were with the Department of Transport, some with the PNG Maritime Authority and some with the PNG Ports.
However, the laws were not complementary and therefore there was a lot of confusion.
“Therefore, he could not comment on Basimuk. Mr Tibu, said Customs could show some interest if foreign ships were going directly from Basimuk and berthing there.
Attempts to find out from Madang police if they had visited the site and investigated the allegations have been unsuccessful.
Police Commissioner Gari Baki said he had received no reports of the container people.
Attempts to get comments from Customs were also unsuccessful and telephone calls rang out without being answered after they was transferred from the main switch.
Ramu Nico management who visited the Post-Courier office refused to comment on the matter.
Kurs 1.14 AUD (+8,575) VOL 114K
BOC - Bougainville Copper Limited
Trade Date Time Quantity Price
23 Oct 2007 4:10:34 PM 857 1.140
23 Oct 2007 4:10:34 PM 20,000 1.140
23 Oct 2007 4:10:34 PM 19,143 1.140
23 Oct 2007 3:59:57 PM 3,200 1.100
23 Oct 2007 2:48:54 PM 3,290 1.090
23 Oct 2007 2:21:59 PM 6,000 1.080
23 Oct 2007 12:45:06 PM 1,443 1.080
23 Oct 2007 12:44:35 PM 2,590 1.080
23 Oct 2007 12:44:05 PM 2,570 1.080
23 Oct 2007 12:43:35 PM 2,270 1.090
23 Oct 2007 12:41:36 PM 2,730 1.105
23 Oct 2007 10:13:32 AM 20,000 1.060
23 Oct 2007 9:59:49 AM 10,000 1.065
23 Oct 2007 9:59:49 AM 20,000 1.065
Sogar in Honaria weiss man inzwischen davon.;-)))))
Dass PT auf die Mailanfrage der ESBC noch nicht geantwortet hat ist ja eigentlich auch schon eine Antwort.Womöglich wartet er bis der schon ausgehandelte Vertrag zwischen BOC u.PLA unterzeichnet ist.Als kursrelevante News müsste er dann ja eigentlich an der ASX publiziert werden u. für ein Kursfeuerwerk sorgen. ;-))))
Aktien F 13K Kurs 0,720 +4,35%
Wer,wie heute morgen gesehen mit 200K einsteigen will,kommt an den ADRs nicht vorbei.Der Markt für Aktien scheint so langsam auszutrocknen ;-))))))))))))))
Denke dass es die ADRs wohl nur noch kurze Zeit mit über 10% Rabatt gibt ;-)))