Was ist mit dem Ivan los ?

Ivenhoe Energie hat in den letzten Wochen 50% des Kurses verloren , warum ?  

versiebenfacht hatte?
Aber irgendwie könnte man beim jetzigen Kurs schon schwach werden :-)



 

eigentlich setzen doch die Gewinnmitnahmen nicht mit so großer zeitlicher Verzögerung
ein.Ich dachte da wär etwas im Busch.Denn die sind so überverkauft das man zuschlagen
müßte.

Gruß

Nassie  

Vor ein paar Monaten wurde die ganze Peergroup hochgezockt ohne Ende (Grüni hatte da einiges zu gepostet).
So richtig fundamental begründet war das nicht.
Danach hat die Zockergemeinde in VoIP-Werte umgeschichtet um aktuell dann auf die Nanos loszugehen :-)
Meine flüchtige, oberflächliche Erklärung dazu.


 

Energieaktien waren in und heute sind es die Nanos. Aber das Energieproblem in USA
bleibt bestehen und eine Anlage dürfte sich lohnen. Stellt sich nur die Frage wann
der Boden sich bildet.  

Wenn man etwas Geduld und gute Nerven mitbringt, könnte man in den üblichen Zockerpapieren sozusagen antizyklisch agieren.Bei den Nanos funktioniert das jedenfalls bisher prima.
Bei IVAN z.B. ein Drittel jetzt kaufen, ein Drittel bei 3$ und das letzte Drittel bei der Zweihunderterlinie - immer vorausgesetzt, das die weiteren Limits überhaupt erreicht werden.
Dann heißt es abwarten, Daumen drücken bis das nächste Initialereignis stattfindet (Black Out etc.):-)
Das Risiko nach unten ist relativ begrenzt, wenn sie nicht gerade Pleite gehen und nach oben sind immer 50 - 100% drin.




 

On Wednesday, Banister, whose charting work on several securities has earned him high marks with Calandra Report subscribers, said he was buying more shares of Ivanhoe Energy (IVAN: news, chart, profile) in its dip below $4.50. (The shares were originally recommended in The Calandra Report at 95 cents six months ago.) "This is a tad crazy... potential to $3.90 worst case.., then we would see a crazy rally toward $10.90 if we hit $3.90, or $11.50 or so if we hold the $4.50 area," Banister said.

Allerdings ist vorgestern der CFO ausgewechselt worden...



 

Hochgezockt, weil große Expansions- Vorhaben (China / West- Afrika) vollmundig gemeldet wurden.
;-)
Nun merkte man, datt die Knete langsam knapper wird und wahrscheinlich Projektfinanzierungen (Kredite) + Vorhaben verschoben werden müssen !!
Folge, großes Stühlerücken in der Chefetage!
Bloomberch
Für mich zum Tach kein Thema.  

Hast wohl wiedermal absolut Recht!



 

wieder Kursanstieg um 19,5%.  

um über 12 %.  

Heute bereits wieder mehr als 10 Prozent.  

heute.  

kommt langsam zurück. Der Kurs ateigt stetig an.  

ein Mensch denkt an mich...

es ist alles in Ordnung mit mir!....

 

Never argue with an idiot -- they drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience.  

Ivanhoe Energy’s Revolutionary Heavy-To-Light Oil Process

Achieves Performance Goals as Commercial Tests Begin
BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA - Ivanhoe Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: IVAN and TSX: IE, IE.U) announced today that its revolutionary field-located heavy oil upgrading Commercial Demonstration Facility (CDF) in California has successfully achieved a number of important performance goals culminating in an extended run last week. The successful extended test follows a period of continual incremental enhancements to the CDF over recent months, during which the CDF was operated utilizing a variety of crude oils and operating criteria. Ivanhoe Energy will now begin testing crudes from potential partners with an initial focus on heavy crudes from California and Western Canada, including bitumen from Canada’s Athabasca Tar Sands region.

http://www.ivanhoe-energy.com/s/NewsReleases.asp
 

ihr habt diese granate im depot
das nenne ich "explosion"  

und weiter hoch,
mal sehen wie viel stufen zünden
schön stop/loss nachlegen  

Wer ist noch mit dem Ivan dabei?  

2,40 raus,

ich warte noch mal ab und gehe wieder rein  

stätte --------->down


Never argue with an idiot -- they drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience.  

dann könnte sich ein Einstieg aber bald wieder lohnen.
Der Ivan ist immer für eine Überraschung gut  

Tue Feb 21, 2006
China's CITIC Group to invest in Ivanhoe Energy as part of quest to secure international energy resources.

http://www.ivanhoe-energy.com/s/Home.asp  

Ivanhoe Energy pursues U.S. listing for its China operations
Thursday February 23, 8:28 am ET
Sunwing Energy plans US$125 million merger with U.S. public company

BEIJING, China, Feb. 23 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Ivanhoe Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: IVAN and TSX: IE, IE.U) and China Mineral Acquisition Corporation (OTCBB: CMAQ - News, CMAQU - News, CMAQW - News) have signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) regarding a proposed merger of Ivanhoe Energy's 100%-owned China operating subsidiary, Sunwing Energy Ltd., with China Mineral Acquisition Corporation (CMA), a U.S. public corporation with US$21 million in cash and no other assets or current operations.

If the proposed merger is successfully completed, the resulting public corporation - which the parties are valuing at approximately US$125 million - would be approximately 75%-80% owned by Ivanhoe Energy. CMA intends to change its name to China Ivanhoe Energy following the proposed merger.

Sunwing Energy is the corporate flagship for Ivanhoe Energy's existing operations in China. CMA, a Delaware corporation, is a "blank check" company, formed to effect a merger or other similar business combination with a company having its primary operations in China. CMA raised approximately US$21 million (net) in an initial public offering in August 2004. CMA has no current operating business or full-time employees.

The proposed merger follows Ivanhoe Energy's February 21, 2006 announcement of the investment in Ivanhoe Energy by CITIC Resources, a subsidiary of China's CITIC Group, and Ivanhoe Energy's purchase from CITIC of a 40% working interest in the Kongnan Project in China's Dagang oil field.

Sunwing's operating subsidiaries have carried out oil and gas activities in China for more than 11 years and have interests in the Kongnan enhanced oil recovery (EOR) project at Dagang, in Hebei Province and a large natural gas exploration project on a 900,000-acre Zitong block in Sichuan Province. The Kongnan Project is being operated by Sunwing under a 30-year production-sharing contract signed in 1997 between a Sunwing subsidiary and China National Petroleum Corporation. Sunwing's net production in Dagang of approximately 1,680 barrels of oil per day reflects the recently announced acquisition from CITIC Resources of 40% of the working interest in Dagang, taking Sunwing's working interest share to 100%. Sunwing recently signed a farmout agreement with Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Corporation (MGC), in which MGC acquired a 10% working interest in the Zitong block for US$4 million.

Robert Friedland, Ivanhoe Energy's Deputy Chairman and proposed Chairman of the newly merged company said, "Sunwing was one of the first - and is still one of the few - foreign producers of light, sweet crude oil on the Chinese mainland, one of the world's most important energy markets. This transaction provides Sunwing with capital and a financing platform, which together with the enhanced cash flow resulting from the recently announced acquisition of a 40% working interest in the Kongnan Project, will assist Sunwing in its objective of growing its oil and gas operations in China. We have held initial discussions with entities in China and abroad regarding expansion opportunities for Sunwing."

Simon Mu, CEO of CMA, said, "We are extremely pleased to join forces with a company with the experience and prospects of Ivanhoe's Sunwing Energy. Sunwing has been operating in China for many years, and has invaluable expertise, in terms of both technical capacity and in knowing how to conduct business in China. In addition, Sunwing has excellent relationships with oil and gas companies in China. We believe the additional capital, the recently acquired production, and the opportunity to access capital markets are key factors in preparing the company for expanded growth in China."

Under the terms of the proposed merger outlined in the MOU, CMA will effectively acquire all of the issued and outstanding shares of Sunwing for an aggregate acquisition price of US$100 million, subject to working capital and long-term debt adjustments at closing. CMA will pay Ivanhoe Energy the acquisition price in common stock of CMA. It is expected that following the completion of the merger Ivanhoe Energy would own between 75% and 80% of the issued and outstanding shares of CMA. The MOU contemplates that Ivanhoe Energy would also receive rights that, under certain circumstances, would give Ivanhoe Energy the right to receive or to purchase additional CMA shares, providing Ivanhoe Energy with access to an additional 5% ownership of CMA.

The proposed merger requires the negotiation of definitive documentation, completion of satisfactory due diligence, receipt of Ivanhoe Energy, Sunwing and CMA board approvals and the approval of CMA shareholders. The proposed name change from CMA to China Ivanhoe Energy is subject to regulatory approvals and confirmation.

The valuation of Sunwing assumes successful completion of the purchase of the 40% working interest of the Kongnan Project in China's Dagang oil field from CITIC Resources. This acquisition will increase Sunwing's working interest in the Kongnan Project to 100%, and will increase Sunwing's gross production in China by 67% to approximately 2,050 barrels of oil per day (net approximately 1,680 barrels of oil per day). The Kongnan production-sharing agreement provides that Sunwing is paid 82% of the net revenue from oil production until cost recovery, at which time Sunwing's entitlement will revert to 49%. A total of 36 wells are in production as part of the ongoing Dagang development program. Dagang oil, a sweet crude of 34 API, is sold at a price slightly less than West Texas Intermediate. The oil price for the first 18 days of February 2006 averaged US$56.02, an increase from the average of US$54.27 received during January 2006.

Ivanhoe Energy is an independent international oil and gas exploration and development company pursuing long-term growth in its reserve base and production. Ivanhoe Energy is a leader in technologically innovative methods designed to significantly improve reserves of oil and gas through the upgrading of heavy oil to light oil, state-of-the-art drilling techniques, enhanced oil recovery (EOR) and the conversion of natural gas to liquids (GTL). Core operations are in the United States and China, with business development opportunities worldwide.