Montag, 4. Juli 2016

Großes Investoren-Interesse: Gold-Explorer TerraX Minerals gibt Finanzierung über 7 Mio. CAD bekannt

Der erfolgreiche Gold-Explorer TerraX Minerals (V.TXR) füllt die Kassen auf: Der kanadische Minenwert gibt eine Aktienplatzierung (ohne Warrants!) über 7 Mio. CAD bei 0,40 CAD bekannt. Das jüngste Financing spiegelt treffend das große Investoren-Interesse wider. Neben Osisko Gold Royalties und dem Management (halten > 25% der Aktien) werden sich nun noch mehr starke Aktionäre positionieren.

Nach Abschluss der neuen Finanzierung wird TerraX über 10 Mio. CAD Cash besitzen und ist dann bis Ende 2017 vollständig finanziert. Trotz dieser Verwässerung werden nach dem Deal noch weniger als 100 Mio. Aktien ausstehen und eine attraktive Kapitalstruktur bleibt damit gewahrt..

Werfen Sie noch einen Blick in die aktuelle Firmen-Präsentation.

TerraX Agrees to Non-Brokered Private Placement for $7 Million

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Jul 4, 2016) - TerraX Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE:TXR)(FRANKFURT:TX0)(OTC PINK:TRXXF) has agreed to a non-brokered private placement of 17,500,000 flow-through shares at $0.40 per share for gross proceeds of $7,000,000, subject to acceptance for filing by the TSX Venture Exchange. There will be no warrants issued to the placees in conjunction with this placement..

Diese Woche gibt TerraX Minerals den Start der neuen Explorationsprogramme für den Sommer auf dem Hauptprojekt Yellowknife City Gold bekannt. Zunächst sollen rund 500.000 CAD in intensive Vorbereitungsprogramme (Mapping, Sampling etc.) für die nächste Bohrkampagne investiert werden. Dadurch erhofft sich TerraX besonders aussichtsreiche Bohrziele für die späteren Drilling-Programme ausfindig zu machen..

Hausse geht weiter: Gold- und Silberminen erreichen neues Jahreshoch

Die großen Gold- und Silberminen-Indizes strotzen vor Stärke. Am Freitag erreichten HUI und XAU ein neues Jahreshoch - die Performance im 1. Halbjahr 2016 spricht Bände:



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Sonntag, 3. Juli 2016

Rohstoff- und Minenbranche: Der Wochenrückblick von Haywood

Folgend der informative Wochenbericht von Haywood:

The Weekly Dig
Mick Carew, PhD, mcarew@haywood.com
Haywood Mining Team

Precious Metals Continue to Rise Following Brexit Vote

§  Following last week’s shock Brexit result, financial markets continued to fall early in the week. The S&P 500 Index dropped below the 2,000 level during intraday trading on Tuesday, while the British Pound plummeted to $1.34 per U.S. dollar as confusion reigned over what the ramifications of the decision would be. The mood was compounded by terse comments from officials of the European Union stating that the UK cannot expect to have access to the EU free market without accepting all four principles of free movement: goods, services, people, and capital. On Wednesday, markets corrected following Monday’s and Tuesday’s losses; the FTSE 250 rising from Tuesday through Thursday by over 9% as concerns over the Brexit waned, at least for now. Gold maintained its above-$1,300 per ounce level, finishing at $1,325, while silver (↑8%), platinum (↑6%) and palladium (↑5.7%) also rose during the week to finish at $18.86, $1,026 and $600 per ounce respectively. Interestingly, base metals also have a positive week overall; copper (↑1.3%), nickel (↑2.3%), lead (↑3.4%) and  zinc (↑3.14%) each gained to finish at $2.20, $4.26, $0.81 and $0.95 per pound respectively. Alternatively, WTI crude prices fell for the second week in a row, down 3.55% to finish at $48.38 per barrel. Finally, the UxC Weekly Spot Price of uranium finished lower, closing at $26.50 per pound on Thursday.


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Donnerstag, 30. Juni 2016

MUST READ: In Gold We Trust 2016 by Incrementum

Der jährliche MUST READ Gold-Report - credit to Ronnie Stöferle @ Incrementum:

In Gold We Trust 2016

Gold is back! With the strongest quarterly performance in 30 years, the precious metal in Q1 2016 emerged from the bear market that had been in force since 2013. A decisive factor in this comeback is growing uncertainty over the recovery of the post-Lehman economy. After years of administering high doses of monetary painkillers, will the Fed succeed in discontinuing the practice? Or is the entire therapy about to be fundamentally challenged?
Generating growth and inflation remains the imperative of monetary policy. The systematic credit expansion required for this just doesn’t want to get going. Even the ECB, which initially acted with restraint after the financial crisis, is nowadays stuck in a perennial loop of monetary improvisation and stimulus. General uncertainty has now increased even further after the surprise outcome of the Brexit referendum.
After years of pursuing low interest rate policies, central banks have maneuvered themselves into a lose-lose situation: Both continuing and ending the low interest rate regime harbors considerable risks. In an attempt to finally achieve the desired boost to growth, a monetary Rubicon has been crossed in several currency areas with the imposition of negative interest rates. Gold is increasingly attractive in this environment. It used to be said that gold doesn’t pay interest, now it can be said that it doesn’t cost interest.  
As a last resort, even the radical measure of helicopter money is considered these days. As the flood of liquidity has hitherto primarily triggered asset price inflation, newly created money is now supposed to be injected into the economy by circumventing the banking system in order to boost aggregate demand. It seems realistic to expect that such a windfall would indeed ignite the much-coveted price inflation. Whether it will be possible to put the genie back into the bottle once it has escaped is a different question.  
An exit from the Fed’s monetary emergency programs has been announced for years in the US. This, together with the perception that the economy was recovering, led to a strengthening US dollar in recent years. Commodities and gold weakened as a result. So far, the actual extent of the normalization of monetary policy consists of the discontinuation of QE 3 and a single rate hike by 25 bps.  
The US economic expansion appears to have run its course already. Should the rate hike cycle that has been initiated fail, a significant loss of confidence in the central bank’s policies and with it the USD appears likely. This would go hand in hand with rising commodity prices and a return of inflation and would represent a “perfect storm” for gold.  
We believe the time for investing in inflation-sensitive assets has come. Apart from gold, silver and mining stocks offer very interesting opportunities. After several years of drastic adjustments, it is likely that mining shares will once again exhibit strong gold price leverage. 
We believe that the events of the past year are validating our views and are maintaining our gold price target of USD 2,300 by June 2018.
Incrementum Liechtenstein AG | Email: contact@incrementum.li

Montag, 27. Juni 2016

The Top 3 Most Visited JRB Blog Posts This Week Are..

3. Morgan Stanley, Analyse: Batterie- & Energiespeicher-Markt vor Wachstumsexplosion

2.  Nach der BrExit-Entscheidung: Sterling touchiert 30-Jahrestief, Goldpreis in Pfund mit dem höchsten Anstieg seit 42 Jahren

1. Nach dem BrExit: Globale Bestände der Gold-Investments springen um 3,4 Mrd. USD auf höchsten Stand seit 2013

Rohstoff- und Minenbranche: Der Wochenrückblick von Haywood

Der Link zum informativen Wochenreport von Haywood.

The Weekly Dig
Mick Carew, PhD, mcarew@haywood.com
Haywood Mining Team

Markets Down/Gold Higher as Britain Vote to Leave the European Union

§  The full ramifications of the surprise outcome of the British referendum on Thursday are unclear. The final result, which saw a 52-48 percent victory to Brexit advocates sent markets lower, albeit arguably not by as much as some predicted. Following the result, the British Pound fell almost 10% against the dollar to levels last seen in 1985, on fears the decision could hit investment in the world's fifth-largest economy, threaten London's role as a global financial capital and cause many months of political uncertainty. Closer to home, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index both fell 3.4% and 3.3%, while in Canada the S&P/TSX Composite Index fell 1.7%. As investors focussed on the short-term effects of the decision, the future of the European Union, and even the United Kingdom, have been brought into question. Already, a number of separatist parties in countries including France, Greece, Italy and the Netherlands have been bolstered by the result, and called for similar referendums that could see the European Union dissolve further. Meanwhile, citing the majority “remain” vote cast by Scotland and Northern Ireland voters, there is growing speculation that Scotland could hold another referendum to decide whether to remain with the U.K. The price of gold responded in kind, hitting almost $1,360 per ounce during Friday trading before settling at $1,320 per ounce (↑1.5%). Silver (↑1.5%), platinum (↑1.6%) and palladium (↑2%) were also up for the week. Base metals, with the exception of nickel, also rose, with copper (↑3%), lead (↑1%) and zinc (↑2%) finishing at $2.13, $0.77 and $0.91 per pound. WTI crude was down 1.4% this week while the UxC Weekly Spot Price of uranium finished higher, closing at $26.88 per pound.



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Freitag, 24. Juni 2016