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1. [verwijderd] 5 november 2007 21:31

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   tulp.2 schreef:

   Xemplar is de nr 1 van Michael Kraland denk ik.Alleen Rainy River heeft een stabiele bodem neer gezet op $4.

   ..zijn lieveling als het gaat om goud. De omzet zal op grofweg het dubbele van normaal terecht komen. Niet slecht, maar zeker ook niet spectaculair.
2. [verwijderd] 5 november 2007 23:23

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   crazymonk schreef:

   De uraniumaandelen beginnen ook weer goed aan te trekken.
   
   

   Hier ben ik het ook zeer zeker mee eens.
   
   Kijk eens naar de verschillende grafieken:
   - RPT
   - CANALASKA URANIUM
   enz..
   
   Kijk dan vooral naar de afgelopen aantal jaren en niet alleen de afgelopen week.
   
   Hier zie je allemaal een stijgende lijn. Wat me ook opvalt is dat dit vorige jaren omstreeks deze periode ook het geval was. Behalve dat de toppen momenteel steeds hoger worden. (2005 - 2006 - 2007).
   
   Mede met wat ik hier lees denk ik dat URANIUM inderdaad steeds belangrijker gaat worden:
   
   Het aantal kerncentrales word bijna verdubbeld in de aankomende 10 jaar.
   
   Misschien heeft iemand hier nog aanvulling op.
   
   Grt.
3. Optiebelegger 6 november 2007 08:24

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   [quote=tulp.2]
   Xemplar is de nr 1 van Michael Kraland denk ik.Alleen Rainy River heeft een stabiele bodem neer gezet op $4.[/quote]
   
   ..zijn lieveling als het gaat om goud. De omzet zal op grofweg het dubbele van normaal terecht komen. Niet slecht, maar zeker ook niet spectaculair.
   

   XEMPLAR gisteren gesloten op CAD 6,25.
   Weer ruim 14 % hoger.
4. [verwijderd] 6 november 2007 12:20

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   Mijn favoriet is op het moment Sparton Resources. Het bedrijf heeft een unieke manier van uranium verkrijgen. Ik ben zelf nog een beginner in dit soort aandelen, maar ik denk dat het wel potentie heeft om een leuke winst te realiseren.
   
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5. Ghostly 6 november 2007 12:24

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   Mijn favoriet is op het moment Sparton Resources. Het bedrijf heeft een unieke manier van uranium verkrijgen. Ik ben zelf nog een beginner in dit soort aandelen, maar ik denk dat het wel potentie heeft om een leuke winst te realiseren.
   
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   (oja gister sparton: +18%)
   

   Klopt,heb het de vorige week gekocht voor 0,32 cad
   
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6. [verwijderd] 6 november 2007 15:00

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   heren, vandaag hoef ik niet veel te zeggen, goud omhoog dollar naar beneden en kijk eens naar die canadese dollar, je krijgt er nu iets meer dan 0,92 voor.in
   de prijzen van de juniors zie je het nog niet overall stijgen, maar de wereld geeft deze beurs de laatste twee weken bijna 10% extra zonder een trade t.o.v. de us$.
   do i need to say more! dan hoef ik niet eens meer naar de hui te kijken.
   
   het wordt vast een mooie tijd in goud, een terugvalletje of niet, gaat echt niet meer naar 640, weet u nog nog geen 2 maanden geleden. en ja nu ook zilvermijnen, enigszins achter gebleven volgens mij, en zoals al eerder gesteld de uranium sector. mijn base metals posities heb ik grotendeels afgebouwd. ik heb alleen nog een paar speculatieve bedrijfjes.
   
   weinig tijd helaas vandaag maar wens iedereen veel succes en die wens krijgt glans vandaag daar ben ik van overtuigd. kijk ook dat nieuws van not weer eens, met deze goudprijzen gaat windfall een rol spelen in de sp binnenkort no two ways about it. nu de vergunning nog, als die snel komt drillt men ook nogeens de hele winter daar door,....tja,...
   
   en dat er hier posters zijn, gecharcheerd gezegd, die dagwinsten van 17% niet zo heel interessant meer vinden zegt wel iets,...alhoewel het zeker niet mijn mening is.
   
   het is misschien wel goed te realizeren dat naast de knallers zoals ttq, not, spq, kodiak,vms, pez, cs, exn, roxmark, allemaal boven de 100% en sommige ver daarboven, een over het algemeen goed presterende portefeuille, wel het beste bewijs levert op dit moment in een goeie sector te zitten. bovendien moet ik middelkoop en gung, kees33 en htg, en zo zijn er nog een stel, ook in het buitenland, zeer maar dan ook zeer erkentelijk zijn. trouwens ook voor de tips van de posters in deze draad.
   
   de eerlijkheid gebiedt me wel te zeggen dat ik er ook een paar heb die behoorlijk minus staan. ik noemde al eerder chx, waar ik overigens gister stevig bijgekocht heb.voor ik middelde gister stond ik op een dikke -50% en ik heb geen drie aandelen.
   
   dus het kan verkeren, maar al met al ik ben zeer positief over de nabije toekomst voor de junior sector en als die slechte posities ook nog bijtrekken tja dan wordt het pas echt fijn,..
   
   grt en tot morgen roos.
7. [verwijderd] 6 november 2007 15:30

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   chx brengt dit artikel van Bob Moriarty van 321gold weer bij me boven. Misschien staat er nog wat inspirerends bij...
   
   I'm gonna eat a worm
   
   Bob Moriarty
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   Everybody hates me, nobody loves me, I'm gonna eat a worm.
   
   We happen to be at the end of a brutal correction for gold and silver. I wouldn't be at all surprised by a retest of the yearly lows but we are seeing the type of capitulation we see when investors have given up. There are two areas of extreme. Investors rush from being wildly optimistic to horribly pessimistic. It's a cycle which repeats itself again and again. The surest way to make money is to buy when no one wants the juniors. Sell when everyone wants them. Today we have stocks dropping in large single digits and often double digits on scarce volume. Today is the time to buy.
   
   I'm going to make some short comments on a few of the stocks I follow closely. That is not to say these are the stocks you should buy or these are the only stocks you should buy. It's a buyer's market and the market is at a stage where you can throw money at it and be fairly assured of having higher prices in the future. It's a fairly low risk buy point.
   
   Adanac Moly (AUA-V $1.14 Canadian, 56 million shares outstanding) The most advanced big moly project. Sitting on hundreds of millions of pounds of moly and is 18 months away from production. The Capex on production is slightly over $400 million but with $28.50 moly, one of these days someone is going to figure out they need a big moly project and step up to the plate.
   
   Apogee Minerals APE-V $.79 Canadian, 42 million shares outstanding) got whacked earlier this year when Bolivia President Evo Morales started talking about nationalization of the gas industry in Bolivia. I believe the market overacted. APE has been coming out with extraordinary drill results. If you like silver/lead/zinc stories, APE is worth looking at. Could be an easy five-bagger. Well cashed up.
   
   Canaco Resources (CAN-V $.69 Canadian, 27.6 million shares outstanding) Gold grassroots exploration story in Tanzania. If I told you how much I like their Morogoro project, I'd have to shoot you. This is my biggest position of all in any stock. I'm going to Tanzania in a month and I'll tell you the story after I see drill results. If they hit it will be out of the ball park. If they don't, they have lots more great properties. It's a cheap lottery ticket. Tiny market cap, giant potential. If I said more, you wouldn't believe me any way. Believe the drill results.
   
   Cash Minerals (CHX-V $1.57 Canadian, 68 million shares outstanding) Look for some eye popping assays in copper and uranium from the Yukon. I visited them a year ago and again two months ago and the progress knocked me over. Big potential, wonderful progress. Grass roots but they have the best geo in the Yukon. Maybe in the universe.
   
   Copper Canyon Resources (CPY-V $1.14 Canadian, 48.3 million shares outstanding) Copper exploration, part of NovaGold-Barrick story. Spun off from Eagle Plains. Lots and lots and lots of copper. Takeover candidate or buyout from NovaGold.
   
   
   
   Fortuna Silver Mines (FVI-V $1.60 Canadian, 44 million shares outstanding) Silver production in Mexico and nearby silver/lead/zinc production in Peru. I love this company. It belongs to the Simon Ridgway stable. He is the best in the business. Easy five-bagger.
   
   Full Metal Minerals (FMM-V $2.29 Canadian, 29.6 million shares outstanding) Advanced gold exploration in Alaska, advanced copper exploration in Alaska, grass roots uranium exploration in Alaska. All the lack of political risk associated with operating in the US but all the mineral potential of the best in the world. 1st class management in both promotion and technical. Young guys which is a real advantage and either the best properties in Alaska or tied for the best properties. They have so many lottery tickets that they aren't going to win one prize but 3-4 prizes. Company is an easy slam-dunk five bagger.
   
   Galantas Gold (GAL-V $.245 Canadian, 157.8 million shares outstanding) Gold ultra-near-term production story in Northern Ireland. 2nd dumbest management in the mining business. The dumbest and worst at communication is Excellon, EXN and they went from $.20 in December of 2005 to $1.42 in April. If Excellon can overcome abject stupidity, so can Galantas. Too many shares outstanding, hopeless at communication but they are going to surprise even me by getting into production at a higher grade than anyone imagines. I can't help but wonder how they would do if they were managed like a real company.
   
   Goldbelt Resources (GLD-V $1.03 Canadian, 51.3 million shares outstanding) Gold near-production story in Burkina Faso. They expect to be in production in 4th quarter 2007. Near surface oxide gold, brilliant management. Look for them to end up controlling gold production in Burkina Faso. This is the time to buy. 74% of the company is in the hands of major institutions and management. Really tightly held. Another Desert Sun with half the number of shares. Ten-bagger from here.
   
   Great Panther Resources (GPR-V $1.70 Canadian, 65.1 million shares outstanding) Silver production story in Mexico. The least political risk of any primary silver producer in the world, targeting 5 million ounces of production for 2007. Great management. Controls a mining district which once produced 1/3 of the silver being produced in the world at the time. Easy five-bagger.
   
   Horizon Industries (HRZ-V $.30 Canadian, 17.0 million shares outstanding) Natural Gas production, Natural Gas exploration in Texas. They just brought one NG well on line which is worth as much as the market values the entire company. Bringing on an additional two wells any time. Drilling another well in 6-8 weeks. I really like management and this is our 2nd largest position in an energy company. No downside, lots of upside. I like that.
   
   International Tower Hill (ITH-V $3.10 Canadian, 30.4 million shares outstanding) Gold advanced and grass roots exploration in Alaska. Entered into a JV with AngloGold with AU tossing in nine major properties in Alaska. Brilliant management, brilliant projects being fast tracked. 24 million shares out of the 30 million becoming free trading on Dec 5. Great buy at a price. My top gold exploration play.
   
   Ivory Energy (IV-V $.57 Canadian, 31.9 million shares) Oil/Natural Gas production in Western Canada. It's a Greg Hall company. When he calls and says send a check, I send a check. Peak oil is real and if you don't have any energy stocks, you are going to be caught at the airport when your ship comes in. The race is not to the swiftest, nor the battle to the brave but that is the way to bet. There is no better management in energy which I am aware and the company is an easy 10 bagger.
   
   Jinshan Gold Mines (JIN-V $1.31 Canadian, 129.5 million shares outstanding) Gold near-term production story in China. Look for production 1st quarter 2007. Another Desert Sun story. Lots of China potential. Too many shares outstanding to be a five-bagger but high potential for a buyout from a major at three+ bagger.
   
   Landmark Minerals (LML-V $.43 Canadian, 5.1 million shares outstanding) Uranium exploration arm for Simon Ridgway. With a $2 million dollar market cap, cash in the bank and a price at the low of the year, where would you expect this company to go?
   
   NovaGold (NG-T $17.46 Canadian, 91.4 million shares outstanding) Advanced gold near term produ
8. [verwijderd] 6 november 2007 16:05

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   advanced gold exploration Alaska, advanced gold/copper/silver exploration in BC. This has been the best trading stock in Canada for five years. If you bought every year when they got cheap and sold when they got expensive you could make 100% a year. Best management in Canada, maybe in mining anywhere. Barrick is attempting a takeover at $14.50 a share but Jeff Gannon has a better chance of being elected Pope than Barrick has of taking over NovaGold at that price. Try doubling your price, Barrick, and a few people might start thinking about it. Barrick taking over NG is like turning wine into water.
   
   Olympus Pacific Minerals (OYM-T $.365 Canadian, 164.5 million shares outstanding) Gold production story in Vietnam. In production now, adding ounces and another mill soon. If you like higher gold, you have to like low-cost in production stories. They should do a roll back. Nobody makes any money with 165 million shares outstanding but managers hate roll backs and avoid them even when it hurts them. If this was a $5 stock, every fund would want some.
   
   Pinnacle Mines (PNL-V $.90 Canadian, 19.5 million shares) Gold/silver/lead/zinc advanced exploration in Northern BC at Silver Coin property. Will complete 20,000 meters of drilling this year. Keeps adding resources. China potential. Good management.
   
   Roxmark Mines (RMKL-C $.16, Canadian, 115 million shares outstanding) Moly production story in Ontario, gold past production, advanced-exploration-for-gold story. Way too many shares outstanding. Who wants to finance at $.13? Wrong exchange. Hopeless at telling their story. But a good story and in production on moly at $28.50 a pound which should bring in enough money to advance some really nice past production gold projects.
   
   Running Fox Resources (RUN-V $.55 Canadian 29.8 million shares outstanding) Natural Gas production, Natural Gas exploration, gold exploration, oil field service business. They stand to show $7+ million in revenue and $1 million or so in profit. Yes, that's right folks, I said PROFIT. I know it's an unusual term but some people know what it means. Gold potential kicker but the real story is the natural gas exploration potential and oil field services. Should be an easy five-bagger. Any increase in NG prices and they will pole vault higher. Really leveraged to NG.
   
   Silvercorp Metals (SVM-T $12.59 Canadian, 48.2 million shares outstanding) Ultra-high grade silver/lead/zinc story in China, brilliant management, brilliant directors. I love China. I love the China story. Zinc is in shorter supply than copper or nickel. If you only own one silver/lead/zinc company this should be it. But trade the stock. I visited the company earlier this year and loved the story but the stock was near $21 and was ahead of itself. It's back to way underpriced. Expect them to make a boatload of money (PROFIT) this year. I expect SVM to be the leading China miner for a long long time. When they get expensive, sell. When they get cheap, buy. They are cheap.
   
   Tagish Lake Gold (TLG-V $.25 Canadian, 67.7 million shares outstanding) Gold near-term production story located in the Yukon. They have two mines and a mill. It won't cost much to get back into production. They have spent a ton of money this year in development costs to drive a drift but look for continuous release of gold assays now they can drill underground. Easy five-bagger. Production in 18-24 months.
   
   YGC Resources (YGC-T $1.55 Canadian 56.5 million shares outstanding) Gold near-term production story located in the Yukon. 1.8 million ounces of gold resources, look for eye-popping increase in 43-101 any day now based on 20,000 meters of drilling this year. Should be back in production in 2008. Has a mill, doesn't need to spend much to get into production. Their biggest problem is learning to communicate effectively what they have. Until then buying them is as easy as falling off a bike. Slam dunk for five-bagger and the biggest danger is a major taking them over soon. Fully cashed up into production. Desert Sun story with half the shares and five times the gold. This is my number 1 gold pick.
   
   Wealth Minerals (WML-V $1.38 Canadian, 19.5 million shares outstanding) Uranium grassroots exploration in Argentina, gold grassroots exploration in BC. Lots of potential, selling near the low of the year. Five-bagger if they hit on either uranium or gold.
   
   We own most of the stocks mentioned and many are advertisers. They may or may not be the best companies to be buying today but they are the companies I know best. We have an opinion and it's biased and you should take that into account.
   
   There is a chart which I have mentioned before and I find it quite helpful when picking entry and exit points in gold shares. It's not perfect but it gives low risk entries and certainly tells you when shares are getting expensive.
   
   Written in East End, Grand Cayman on September 24, 2006.
   
   Bob Moriarty
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9. [verwijderd] 6 november 2007 18:20

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   project update noront!
   
   DOUBLE EAGLE (Cu,Ni,PGE) PROJECT, JAMES BAY LOWLANDS, ONTARIO
   
   TORONTO, ONTARIO, Nov 06, 2007 -- Noront Resources Ltd. ("Noront") (TSX VENTURE: NOT) is pleased to announce further progress of the diamond drilling and geophysical program, as well as recently received assay results on its' Eagle One occurrence within Noront's Double Eagle Project in the McFaulds Lake Area of northeastern Ontario.
   
   HIGHLIGHTS
   
   - Hole NOT-07-11 encountered two massive sulphide zones separated by weakly mineralized peridotite; first massive sulphide zone between 58.5 and 60.1 meters (1.6 meters averaged 4.82% Cu., 7.11% Ni., 2.53 g/t Pt., 14.65 g/t Pd., 0.19 g/t Au., and 14 g/t Ag.) followed by a second massive sulphide section between 74.5 and 75.8 meters (1.3 meters averaging 4.43% Cu., 7.37% Ni., 1.08g/t Pt., 18.1g/t Pd., 0.22g/t Au and 13 g/t Ag).
   
   - Hole NOT-07-12 intersected mineralized peridotite between 81.5 meters and 176 meters including a massive sulphide zone between 82.5 and 92 meters downhole. This 9.5 meter section averaged 1.54% Cu., 6.99% Ni., 2.61 g/t Pt., 10.07g/t Pd., 0.15g/t Au and 5.21g/t Ag. Then from 92 to 113 meters a semi-massive section of sulphides was encountered consisting of pyrrhotite, pentlandite and chalcopyrite, followed by net textured nickel and copper sulphide mineralization to 176 meters.
   
   - The near vertical dipping mineralized Nickel - Copper - PGM Eagle One occurrence averaging 40 to 45 meters in horizontal width is still open along strike, lies conformably near the western edge of a larger peridotite intrusive that has widened to 85 meters in horizontal width at its presently drilled south extent. Drilling continues with two machines, continuing through the freeze-up period.
   
   - Detailed ground geophysical programs continue, preliminary reports are being reviewed, airborne AeroTEM-2 survey is well underway by Aeroquest International Limited, overseen by Scott Hogg and Associates and to date they have flown 2,084 kilometers. Staking by Noront and its partners continues around the "Ring of Fire".
   
   Noront has completed 3,263 meters of diamond drilling in 19 diamond drill holes (including current holes that are underway) on the Eagle One Ni-Cu-PGE occurrence since starting the drill program in late August. The following table summarizes drill hole locations (based upon local and UTM grid coordinates) and provides details of the drilling completed thus far.
   
   The Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) coordinate system is a grid based method of specifying locations on the surface of the Earth. It is universally recognized but differs from the traditional method of latitude and longitude in several respects (taken from Google).
   
   Click here to view tablePlease note that the local grid collar locations are measured from the NW - SE oriented un-surveyed picket lines, whereas the UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator) co-ordinates are the GPS surveyed collar locations. The latter should be used when plotting drill holes as this co-ordinate system provides ease in relating the drilling to the geophysical and other surveys. An up to date drill collar location plan of the area will be added to the Noront website www.norontresources.com shortly, showing locations of all assay data available to date.
   
   Click here to view new drill hole data Please note that the drill intercepts mentioned herein are not true widths, any reference to true width at this time in the exploration of the Eagle One MMS occurrence would be misleading. The mineralized body is irregular in shape, based upon the drilling to date and is best described below under description of mineralized body.
   
   Hole NOT-07-10 was drilled to test for massive sulphides below NOT-07-09 (assay results previously announced October 30, 2007). This hole did not intersect any massive sulphides; it is assumed that the hole went below the main massive sulphide zone, however the hole went through 14.8 meters of peridotite containing minor sulphide between 84.2 and 99.0 meters downhole, that averaged 0.12% Cu., 0.25% Ni., 0.16 g/t Pd., 0.64g/t Pd., 0.09g/t Au. The hole was terminated in granodiorite at 119 meters.
   
   Hole NOT-07-11 was drilled to test for massive sulphides below NOT-07-09 and above hole NOT-07-10. This hole encountered the mineralized peridotite between 57.4 and 80.0 meters downhole, that contained two sections of well mineralized massive sulphides between 58.5 and 60.1 meters (1.6 meters averaged 4.82% Cu., 7.11% Ni., 2.53 g/t Pt., 14.65 g/t Pd., 0.19 g/t Au., and 14 g/t Ag.) followed by another massive sulphide section between 74.5 and 75.8 meters (1.3 meters averaging 4.43% Cu., 7.37% Ni., 1.08g/t Pt., 18.1g/t Pd., 0.22g/t Au and 13 g/t Ag) with mineralized peridotite in-between. The hole was terminated in granodiorite at 113.8 meters.
   
   Hole NOT-07-12 was drilled as a 40 meter southerly step-out from the mineralized zone where intersected in NOT-07-01 and NOT-07-02 along an east-west oriented drill section. This hole intersected the well mineralized peridotite between 81.5 meters and 176 meters (including massive sulphides) for a total mineralized intercept of 94.5 meters that averaged 0.62% Cu., 1.38% Ni., 0.74g/t Pt., 2.63g/t Pd., 0.12g/t Au and 1.88 g/t Ag. Within this section massive sulphides were encountered between 82.5 and 92 meters downhole, this 9.5 meter section averaged 1.54% Cu., 6.99% Ni., 2.61 g/t Pt., 10.07g/t Pd., 0.15g/t Au and 5.21g/t Ag. From 92 to 113 meters a semi-massive section of sulphides was encountered consisting of pyrrhotite, pentlandite and chalcopyrite, followed by net textured nickel and copper sulphide mineralization to 176 meters, after which very lean sulphide bearing altered peridotite host rock was encountered to 220.6 meters down hole. The hole was terminated at 239 meters in granodiorite.
   
   New Hole Summaries (assays outstanding)
   
   NOT-07-15 with a collar location of 50+15E, 11+20N in local grid co-ordinates and an initial dip of -60 degrees with a 102 degrees azimuth has been completed by the second drill. This hole remained in weakly mineralized to barren peridotite for its entire length of 132 meters (except for the first 8 meters of overburden and limestone).
   
   NOT-07-17 is positioned at the same collar location as hole NOT-07-16 with an initial dip of -60 degrees to undercut the mineralization encountered in the upper hole. This hole intersected well mineralized peridotite at 98 meters and at 138 meters encountered net textured sulphides which continued to 171 meters. Between 171 and 177.5 massive sulphide mineralization was encountered, followed by altered peridotite to a depth of 178. The hole then entered granodiorite and was stopped at 191 meters total depth.
   
   NOT-07-18 is also positioned at the same collar location as hole NOT-07-17 and NOT-07-16 undercutting the mineralization encountered in the two upper holes. The initial dip of this hole was set at -69 degrees. Between 105.2 meters and 132.5 meters the hole entered well mineralized peridotite, then it entered into a long section of net textured peridotite between 132.5 to 210m. From 210 to 230m massive sulphides were intersected before the hole encountered granodiorite.
   
   Hole NOT-07-19 was drilled at local grid collar location 50+83E at 10+50N with an initial azimuth of 270 degrees and an initial dip of -45 degrees. Peridotite was intersected at 20.1 meters downhole, variably mineralized between 46.5 and 64.5 meters. This
10. Justie 6 november 2007 20:25

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    maar Bob Moriarty van 321gold noemt dus geen VIT en dat is juist het bedrijf waar velen hier zeeeeer veel van verwachten.
    
    Roos, klopt, we raken volgens mij snel ge(ver)wend aan de hoge %. Ik heb ook een paar behoorlijke fondsen die flink in de min staan....dat hoort er nu eenmaal bij. Een van die fondsen is dus het eerder genoemde VIT (aankoop op 1.20).
    
    Ik geloof ook in uranium, maar een klein ongelukje in een centrale en .........???????
    Succes allemaal
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    Hier is het rapport van Clive Maund maar zonder de grafieken!!! Sorry!!!
    
    Een pan met een handvat: dat kan tellen!!!!
    
    UC Resources Written up by Clive Maund
    
    UC Resources has a great chart, and the fundamentals are most promising too as the company has a massive land package around the Noront Resources major discovery in northern Ontario (NOT went from C$0.50 to C$7.00 in the space of 2 months).
    
    On the long-term 10-year chart we can see that the stock has completed a fine massive Pan & Handle base area that started to form back in 2000, after a severe decline. On this chart we can just see the price picking up from a low point in August which is believed to mark completion of the Handle correction. Of particular note is the high volume driving this advance - the volume profile is positive and On-balance Volume is strong - it is already at new highs. All of this is bullish and augers well for a period of strong advance.
    
    Now we will examine the recent advance in much more detail on a 1-year chart. Here we see that after remaining in a downtrend for much of this year as the Handle of the large base continued to completion, the price staged a remarkably powerful breakout in September, gapping above the 200-day moving average on huge volume. This was a very bullish development. A fine Pennant then formed with volume dropping back in a most satisfactory manner before the price broke higher again, but instead of breaking immediately to new highs, which it would have been reasonable to expect, the price has continued to consolidate between the support and resistance shown, with an upward bias evident and strong upside volume resulting in the On-balance Volume line climbing to new highs. This action suggests that it will soon break out upside. The heavy volume throughout September and October is viewed as evidence of Smart Money piling in ahead of a breakout from the massive Pan & Handle base, which should lead to a sustained major uptrend resulting in large gains. UC Resources is thus regarded as most attractive here.
    
    UC Resources website
    
    UC Resources Ltd, UC.V, closed at C$0.59 on 31st October 07
    
    Posted at 8.30 am EDT on 1st November 07
    
    November 5, 2007
    
    WHAT'S NEW
    Oct 23, 2007:
    UC Resources Limited and Spider Resources Inc. Diamond Drilling Program at McFaulds VMS project in Northern Ontario
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    Oct 18, 2007:
    UC Resources Arranges Private Placement With Powerone Capital Markets Limited
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    Sep 19, 2007:
    UC Resources Limited Reports on Property in Vicinity of Noront’s Copper – Nickel Discovery in the James Bay Lowlands and Recent Increase in Trading Activity
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13. [verwijderd] 6 november 2007 23:28

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    Press Release Source: UC Resources Ltd.
    
    UC Resources Anounces Jim Voisin as New President
    Tuesday November 6, 2:42 pm ET
    
    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 6, 2007 -- UC Resources Ltd. (CDNX:UC.V - News) ("UC" or "the Company") is pleased to announce that Mr. James Voisin has been appointed as President and joined the board of directors, effective immediately.
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    Mr. Voisin, age 50, has been very active in the mining industry for the past twenty years, including previous Board of Director experience, numerous investor relations assignments, and senior executive positions. He is the very recent past President of Cadillac Ventures Inc. and presently President of First Mexican Resources Inc. Previous to the mining industry experiences he served on the Board of Directors of OK Tire, a corporation with one billion dollars in sales, based in Langley, B.C.
    
    Through Greenstone Consulting, Mr. Voisin has provided investor relations services to Spider Resources (SPQ) and Iberian Minerals (IZN) for many years, both of which are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. The extensive experience gained as a result of assisting in the development and re-opening process associated with the Iberian Minerals Aguas Tenidas mine in Spain, which has an estimated budget in excess of $300 million dollars, plus the international exposure, should serve Jim well with UC.
    
    Mr. Voisin has substantial knowledge of the James Bay Lowlands and more specifically of the McFaulds Lake area where the recent Noront Resources major nickel, copper and PGM discovery has occurred. Including being familiar and on a first name basis with all the key people associated with this emerging major new exploration mining camp, he has visited on numerous occasions the Spider Resources McFaulds camp which is owned and operated by Billiken Management. In addition, he has participated in visits and meetings with the Band leaders and Council of both the Webiquie and Martin Falls First Nations communities. This has provided Jim with extensive experience and knowledge of both the geology of the area as well as the geo-political environment of working in Ontario's north lands.
    
    During Mr. Voisin's six year working relationship with Spider Resources he has become recognized in the area and has become quite familiar with the "Lay of the Land" while assisting in the development and advancement of Spider's significant VMS discoveries on the McFaulds Lake claims under the guidance and supervision of Mr. Neil Novak. These claims were optioned to UC Resources in the spring of 2007, giving UC Resources the binding right to earn up to 55% interest in the Spider/KWG joint venture property.
    
    In his recent capacity as President of Cadillac Ventures there has been constant communication with Mr. Richard Nemis, President of Noront Resources, the joint venture partner on their jointly held Burnt Hill tungsten/molybdenum deposit in New Brunswick. This strong mutual respect and working relationship has developed over many years of working together even prior to the present joint-venture. Experience in JV relationships will greatly assist Mr. Voisin in his duties with UC. Mr. Nemis states: "Jim is a grounded exploration enthusiast with a willingness and drive to get the job done; we welcome his leadership and expertise as this McFauld's area play continues to evolve."
    
    Mr. Voisin is no stranger to Mexico which is a significant area of operation and interest to UC. As President of First Mexican Resources (TSX application underway) he has experienced the challenges of dealing with the Mexican culture as well as the infrastructure realities that exploration in the region can bring.
    
    As President of Billiken Management and a Director of First Mexican Resources, Mr. Brian Newton says, "If it needs to be done, Jim will get it done in a timely and efficient manner." Mr. Voisin has a longstanding relationship with Billiken Management, which is presently providing management services to the ongoing drill program for Noront Resources in the McFaulds Lake area, managed the recently completed drill program for UC Resources/Spider/KWG in the McFaulds Lake area, and provided management services on the recent UC drill program at Copalquin, Mexico.
    
    On behalf of the board of directors,
    
    Brian Gusko, CFO
    
    Investors are invited to visit the UC Resources IR Hub at www.agoracom.com/ir/UCResources where they can post questions and receive answers or review questions and answers already posted by other investors. Alternatively, investors are able to e-mail all questions and correspondence to UC@agoracom.com where they can also request to be added to the investor e-mail list to receive all future press releases and updates in real time.
    
    This release includes certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements". All statements in this release, other than statements of historical facts, that address future production, reserve potential, exploration drilling, exploitation activities and events or developments that the Company expects are forward-looking statements. Although the Company believes the expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results or developments may differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward looking statements include market prices, exploitation and exploration successes, continued availability of capital and financing, and general economic, market or business conditions. Investors are cautioned that any such statements are not guarantees of future performance and those actual results or developments may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. For more information on the Company, Investors should review the Company's registered filings what are available at www.sedar.com.
    
14. [verwijderd] 7 november 2007 19:49

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    XEMPLAR ENERGY CORP. (Tier2) (CDNX:XE.V) Edit
    Last Trade: 4.85
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    Change: Down 1.45 (23.02%)
    
    Krijgt momenteel wel een harde klap.
    
    Bijkoop moment of juist niet ??
    
    
15. [verwijderd] 7 november 2007 20:18

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    Ik zou er van afblijven, uiterst speculatief. XE heeft nog niets bewezen.
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    XE: tsja....ik laat de (tijdelijke?) storm even rustig uitwaaien en denk er dan over om bij te kopen. Het kon ook haast niet anders na die geweldige stijging van de afgelopen weken, maar het gaat wel erg hard naar beneden.
    
    de goud juniors in de min terwijl de goudprijs een mooie stijging laat zien..........
    
    it's all about drill results
17. [verwijderd] 7 november 2007 22:37

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    vandaag was zo'n dag waar we het al eerder over hadden in deze draad, zo'n dag waarop de dow naar beneden giert en de tsx volgt. helaas moet ik zeggen, want de onderliggende waardes van bijvoorbeeld mijnen zien er imho aanzienlijk beter uit dan de onderliggende waardes van een bijvoorbeeld de us en europese banken (aziatische banken lijken me op het eerste gezicht een ander verhaal maar daar weet ik nog te weinig van).
    
    maar dit is de dag waarvoor ik eigenlijk volgens mijn eerste plan een groot deel van mijn portefeuile had willen liquideren. (ik heb trouwens wel mijn meeste base metal mijnen eruit gedaan), maar uiteindelijk heb ik het vanmorgen niet gedaan, alhoewel je de daling van de dow vanmorgen vroeg goed kon zien aankomen.
    
    maar ik geef toe meestal als ik de disipline laat varen krijg ik daar later spijt van.
    
    maar ja,... die goud en zilver prijs, dat ziet er toch heel goed uit. vroeg of laat moet er toch een verband zijn tussen waardering van junior mijnen en de goud en zilverrpijzen,...
    
    wat nu te doen, blijven zitten uit overtuiging of eruit?
    wanneer komt de split in gedrag tussen de dow en de tsx?
    
    moeilijk om eerlijk te zijn. t.b.c.
    
    onnodig om te zeggen dat ik vandaag ook zo'n -2,75% overall om mijn oren kreeg.
    
    zoals altijd sta ik open voor andere gedachtes en meningen, moet nog veel leren.
    
    grt roos.
18. [verwijderd] 7 november 2007 23:30

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    Alsof het vandaag allemaal nog niet genoeg is, heb je de CAD zien dalen? In no time 2,5% eraf!!
19. [verwijderd] 8 november 2007 16:06

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    XEMPLAR begint de dag al weer met een ruime 5% in de min.
    
20. [verwijderd] 8 november 2007 19:12

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    Ik ben bezig een klein deel van mijn porto te liquideren. Wil vrijheid hebben om de komende weken wat te kunnen kopen. De correctie van goud gaat er komen. Zwaar over bought. Spotprijs ook mijlenver bij het 200 DMA vandaan. De exploratieaandelen sputteren al. Ik heb geen aandelen om binnen enkele dagen of weken weer uit de porto te halen. Bij mij is het allemaal LT-werk. Ik twijfel dan ook niet...volledig liquidatie? Nog niet misschien! Ik zit de correctie wel en koop wat (andere aandelen) bij.
    
    Mogelijk schiet goud nog verder door...dan zullen de aandelen echt wel volgen. Dan is het jammer...dan mis ik een paar procent...het zij zo.
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    Hallo,
    
    Wat denken jullie van dit aandeel:
    
    ANGLO SWISS RESOURCES INC (Tier (ASW.V)
    
    Is de laatste dagen al flink gestegen en wordt verhandeld tegen een relatief groot volume.
    
    Recentelijk enkele leuke nieuwsberichten.
    
    zou zeggen bekijk het gewoon eens.