Nem & Aem deden tijdens de ganse rit sinds januari nog niet 1 keer de moeite om hun 50mA daily te testen.
Hééééééél sterk !
Aem had ik al.
Ik ga Nem kopen bij aankomende verzwakking.
Goud en Zilvermijnen
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Leo3.14
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Re: Goud en Zilvermijnen
Goud is een cyclisch edelmetaal
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Wire
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Re: Goud en Zilvermijnen
Zit er nog iemand in AKG? Koers blijft hoog. Al vaak gedacht eruit te stappen, maar de rit blijft voorlopig aangenaam.
AKG, AUY, GG, HL, IAG, KGC, NCQ, NG
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cavajo
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Re: Goud en Zilvermijnen
ik zit nog ik AKG.Wire wrote:Zit er nog iemand in AKG? Koers blijft hoog. Al vaak gedacht eruit te stappen, maar de rit blijft voorlopig aangenaam.
ik vind de koers ook hoog.
ik vind de koers bij vele vergelijkbare collega's hoog.
ik vind dat de koers veel kan dalen.
ik denk dat de koers nog immens kan stijgen.
slotsom : goud believer, goud bezitter puur fysiek, aandeelbezitter, elkeen zijn insteek !!
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cavajo
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Voor de opvolging van Leo, huidige situatie qua goud :Wire wrote:Zit er nog iemand in AKG? Koers blijft hoog. Al vaak gedacht eruit te stappen, maar de rit blijft voorlopig aangenaam.
- AKG
- ROG
- NVO
- YRI
- RD ( immens ).
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Gwyde
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Miners off their highs
American stock markets have been trading sideways with the main indices going nowhere on a weekly basis.
Among precious metals gold has been firming a little yet the Friday slide only leaves a fractional (0.4%) weekly gain, closing at $1341. White precious metals all go their own way: silver suffers a 1.93% pull-back to $19.26 while platinum is down only fractionally (-0.7%) to $1112. With a 3.8% weekly gain to $709, Palladium confirms its outlier reputation.
Miners now are off their highs with the HUI index down 3.6% over the week making HUI/Gold retreat to 0.200. You find updated graphs on the gold miner pulse blog page. Where does this miner pull-back bring us? Analysts pointing to miner over-valuation do have a point. A regression model between the HUI index and Gold has been described in "Gold miner rally: the bull market logic". The current pull-back does not even halve the residual of the HUI relative to its least squares regression line. With a HUI reading of 248.6, the residual would drop to zero at the current gold price level. Gold rallying to $1377 with the HUI kept grounded at the current level would equally nullify the residual.
Among our benchmarks losses vary from 1.05% for GLDX to a 3.51% (in line with the HUI) for GDX. With a tiny decline (0.13%) our Contributor driven Explorer and Junior Miner Spreadsheet is beating the benchmarks. (Don't worry, we will have our off-days.)
Over the long haul, advances (9) balance declines with the long term gain holding firm at 14.74%. Over the week we have 7 picks advancing against 10 list components declining with Almaden Min. flat over the week. There are no double digit moves in either direction. Pilot Gold retreats 8.6% after its impressive rally last week. Prospect generator Mirasol Resources added 9%., with Miranda Gold following in the slipstream.
Among precious metals gold has been firming a little yet the Friday slide only leaves a fractional (0.4%) weekly gain, closing at $1341. White precious metals all go their own way: silver suffers a 1.93% pull-back to $19.26 while platinum is down only fractionally (-0.7%) to $1112. With a 3.8% weekly gain to $709, Palladium confirms its outlier reputation.
Miners now are off their highs with the HUI index down 3.6% over the week making HUI/Gold retreat to 0.200. You find updated graphs on the gold miner pulse blog page. Where does this miner pull-back bring us? Analysts pointing to miner over-valuation do have a point. A regression model between the HUI index and Gold has been described in "Gold miner rally: the bull market logic". The current pull-back does not even halve the residual of the HUI relative to its least squares regression line. With a HUI reading of 248.6, the residual would drop to zero at the current gold price level. Gold rallying to $1377 with the HUI kept grounded at the current level would equally nullify the residual.
Among our benchmarks losses vary from 1.05% for GLDX to a 3.51% (in line with the HUI) for GDX. With a tiny decline (0.13%) our Contributor driven Explorer and Junior Miner Spreadsheet is beating the benchmarks. (Don't worry, we will have our off-days.)
Over the long haul, advances (9) balance declines with the long term gain holding firm at 14.74%. Over the week we have 7 picks advancing against 10 list components declining with Almaden Min. flat over the week. There are no double digit moves in either direction. Pilot Gold retreats 8.6% after its impressive rally last week. Prospect generator Mirasol Resources added 9%., with Miranda Gold following in the slipstream.
Gwyde
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Leo3.14
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Re: Goud en Zilvermijnen
Zolang zilver de 18 niet heeft getikt kunnen we niet verder.Leo3.14 wrote:Nem & Aem deden tijdens de ganse rit sinds januari nog niet 1 keer de moeite om hun 50mA daily te testen.
Hééééééél sterk !
Aem had ik al.
Ik ga Nem kopen bij aankomende verzwakking.
Duurt lang.
http://kingworldnews.com/stunning-augus ... ver-tumbl/
Goud is een cyclisch edelmetaal
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Be careful what you wish for...
As September is coming close, stock markets sense summer ending and the prospect of traders returning to their desks. Of any feeling, vertigo is what comes closest in describing how markets back off from their highs. Weekly declines of American stock market indices are fractional as modest gains alternate with losses.
If the Jackson Hole FED meeting caused any effect, it has been on precious metals where modest retreats accelerated to a slide on Wednesday. There was choppy trading the rest of the week. Gold has been retreating every single day by the Comex close, but the 1.54% weekly loss to $1320.5 is far from worrying. If this is all shorts can achieve by stirring up the rate hike fear, the bounce will be vigorous as soon as they've been proven wrong (once again). More volatility for the white precious metals, but weekly declines extend to 3.17% for silver closing at $18.65 (up on Friday). Platinum and Palladium equally shed over 3% last week.
Miners had their worst week since July 2015. The weekly decline of the HUI extends to 11.5%, with the slide that started on Friday Aug 19 extending to the Wednesday plunge and only interrupted by a modest technical recovery last Thursday. As a result, HUI/Gold slid to 0.180, breaking below its 50 dma. Be careful what you wish for: if there was a point in warning for overvaluation among gold miners last week, we need to reconsider now. You find updated graphs on the gold miner pulse blog page.
Among our benchmark ETF's weekly declines are between 8.2% for GLDX and 10.7% for SIL. All are somewhat less bad than the HUI index. With an 8.34% decline, our Contributor driven Explorer and Junior Miner Spreadsheet compares rather favourably. There are 16 declines against 2 advances: Continental Gold and Osisko Mining gain a little against the grid. With a 15% decline, Almaden Min. is the major drag on the list, but we face several other double digit declines. Yet the number of long term advances (9) still balances that of long term declines.
Don't get overexcited on DUST (the triple bear miner ETF): there was a 5:1 share consolidation on Aug 25. Its weekly gain extends to 30%, whereas NUGT fell off a cliff.
If the Jackson Hole FED meeting caused any effect, it has been on precious metals where modest retreats accelerated to a slide on Wednesday. There was choppy trading the rest of the week. Gold has been retreating every single day by the Comex close, but the 1.54% weekly loss to $1320.5 is far from worrying. If this is all shorts can achieve by stirring up the rate hike fear, the bounce will be vigorous as soon as they've been proven wrong (once again). More volatility for the white precious metals, but weekly declines extend to 3.17% for silver closing at $18.65 (up on Friday). Platinum and Palladium equally shed over 3% last week.
Miners had their worst week since July 2015. The weekly decline of the HUI extends to 11.5%, with the slide that started on Friday Aug 19 extending to the Wednesday plunge and only interrupted by a modest technical recovery last Thursday. As a result, HUI/Gold slid to 0.180, breaking below its 50 dma. Be careful what you wish for: if there was a point in warning for overvaluation among gold miners last week, we need to reconsider now. You find updated graphs on the gold miner pulse blog page.
Among our benchmark ETF's weekly declines are between 8.2% for GLDX and 10.7% for SIL. All are somewhat less bad than the HUI index. With an 8.34% decline, our Contributor driven Explorer and Junior Miner Spreadsheet compares rather favourably. There are 16 declines against 2 advances: Continental Gold and Osisko Mining gain a little against the grid. With a 15% decline, Almaden Min. is the major drag on the list, but we face several other double digit declines. Yet the number of long term advances (9) still balances that of long term declines.
Don't get overexcited on DUST (the triple bear miner ETF): there was a 5:1 share consolidation on Aug 25. Its weekly gain extends to 30%, whereas NUGT fell off a cliff.
Gwyde
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Leo3.14
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Re: Goud en Zilvermijnen
Beet.Leo3.14 wrote:Nem & Aem deden tijdens de ganse rit sinds januari nog niet 1 keer de moeite om hun 50mA daily te testen.
Hééééééél sterk !
Aem had ik al.
Ik ga Nem kopen bij aankomende verzwakking.
Daily indicatoren netjes afgekoeld , in theorie kunnen we verder......
easy she 'll go, zal niet meer gelden nu als mijn TA klopt.
Volatiliteit zou sterk moeten stijgen.
Gordels aandoen.
Goud is een cyclisch edelmetaal
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oceana gold going underground at haile
(MELBOURNE) OceanaGold Corporation (TSX/ASX/NZX: OGC) (the “Company”) is pleased to announce the results of its recently completed Preliminary Economic Assessment (“PEA”) on a potential underground operation at the Haile Gold Mine.
Key Highlights of the Haile Underground PEA
• After-tax, undiscounted cash flows of US$861 million based on an open pit with incremental underground cash flows beginning in 2019.
• After-tax IRR improvement of approximately 40%, based on previous NI 43-101 Technical Report economics and incremental impact of the underground at a $1,250 per ounce gold price.
• Payback period of 3 years on underground capital expenditure.
• Average annual production of 80,000 to 100,000 ounces of gold from the underground (2019 to 2025) to complement approximately 150,000 ounces of annual gold production from the open pit (2017 to 2030).
• Estimated LOM All-In Sustaining Costs of US$554 per ounce with open pit and incremental impact from underground.
“I am pleased to report the results of the Haile underground PEA that demonstrates the technical viability of an underground operation with strong economics that has the potential to complement the current plan for the Haile Gold Mine,” said Mick Wilkes, President and CEO. “We are now working on the optimisation study which will incorporate the results of the Haile underground PEA and the extensive drilling data that we have collected this year. The optimisation study will determine the optimal mine design for both the open pit and underground while utilising updated commodity assumptions for reserves. We expect this study to be completed by the middle of next year.”
Key Highlights of the Haile Underground PEA
• After-tax, undiscounted cash flows of US$861 million based on an open pit with incremental underground cash flows beginning in 2019.
• After-tax IRR improvement of approximately 40%, based on previous NI 43-101 Technical Report economics and incremental impact of the underground at a $1,250 per ounce gold price.
• Payback period of 3 years on underground capital expenditure.
• Average annual production of 80,000 to 100,000 ounces of gold from the underground (2019 to 2025) to complement approximately 150,000 ounces of annual gold production from the open pit (2017 to 2030).
• Estimated LOM All-In Sustaining Costs of US$554 per ounce with open pit and incremental impact from underground.
“I am pleased to report the results of the Haile underground PEA that demonstrates the technical viability of an underground operation with strong economics that has the potential to complement the current plan for the Haile Gold Mine,” said Mick Wilkes, President and CEO. “We are now working on the optimisation study which will incorporate the results of the Haile underground PEA and the extensive drilling data that we have collected this year. The optimisation study will determine the optimal mine design for both the open pit and underground while utilising updated commodity assumptions for reserves. We expect this study to be completed by the middle of next year.”
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Jackson Hole fall out
An update has been made on the miner performance page, which graphs the long term performance of the 94 miners we have in the GoldMinerPulse database.
Apart from these long term graphs, a comparison always is made with the previous observation, generally two weeks before. This allows quantifying the "Jackson Hole fall out", the result of PM shorts stirring up the rate hike fear (hoping to cut their losses in an orchestrated slide).
The slide among miners has been more obvious than that for precious metals. As such miner overvaluation morphed into undervaluation by Aug. 31st. The damage has somehow been mended slightly by last Friday (reference for the page update). Nevertheless we have an overwhelming majority of miners down since previous observation (Aug 19).
Apart from these long term graphs, a comparison always is made with the previous observation, generally two weeks before. This allows quantifying the "Jackson Hole fall out", the result of PM shorts stirring up the rate hike fear (hoping to cut their losses in an orchestrated slide).
The slide among miners has been more obvious than that for precious metals. As such miner overvaluation morphed into undervaluation by Aug. 31st. The damage has somehow been mended slightly by last Friday (reference for the page update). Nevertheless we have an overwhelming majority of miners down since previous observation (Aug 19).
Gwyde
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