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Here we go...weeeeeeeeeee
Very crazy..Volume- 452,000
.17x.19 now!!!! weeeeeeeee
Yep...210k now!!!
keeps on coming
105k now!!! weeeeeeeee
yep as long as volume cont we will keep moving
Today is going to be a great day...Lets continue this climb.
yeah volume is picking up nicely
.18x.19..75k vol!!!
were looking good guys!!
Metals - Gold edges higher on bargain hunting below $900, dollar weakness
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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Gold edged higher in early London trade, as bargain hunting below $900 an ounce and renewed dollar weakness lent some support to the precious metal after recent losses.
Prices dropped sharply yesterday, falling by over 3.5 percent as the dollar rebounded and equity markets pushed higher. Gold's rally above $1,000 last month has been widely attributed to its role as an alternative investment to the U.S. currency and as a safe store of wealth during times of economic turmoil.
While funds reallocating investments away from commodities at the start of the second quarter could push gold down towards $850, buying from jewellers at lower price levels is expected to provide support, said James Moore at TheBullionDesk.com.
"The recent correction is likely to be viewed favourably by physical traders ahead of one of the key periods of jewellery purchases, and should help absorb further selling pressure," he said.
At 9.51 a.m. BST, spot gold was trading at $890 an ounce against $883.60 in late New York trades yesterday.
In other precious metals, silver tracked gold higher to trade at $16.99 an ounce against $16.90.
Platinum was higher at $1,940 an ounce against $1,921, while its sister metal palladium bucked the trend to trade down at $434 an ounce against $437.25. d.sheppard@thomson.com ds1/slj
Gold edges up, but gains capped by dollar strength
By Polya Lesova, MarketWatch
Last update: 8:48 a.m. EDT April 2, 2008Print E-mail RSS Disable Live Quotes
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures edged higher Wednesday, after two sessions of sharp losses, though strength in the U.S. dollar following better-than-expected data on private sector jobs capped gains for the precious metal.
Gold for June delivery gained $4.20 to $892 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The dollar also rose after the ADP employment report showed that private sector jobs rose by 8,000 in March. The greenback gained 0.6% against the Japanese yen and 0.2% against the euro. See Currencies.
The dollar index, which tracks the performance of the U.S. currency against other major currencies, rose 0.1% to 72.56.
The ADP report comes two days before the Labor Department reports on nonfarm payroll growth for March. Adding in some 25,000 jobs typically created by government, the ADP report suggests nonfarm payrolls grew by about 33,000 in March, much better that the drop of 60,000 expected by Wall Street economists. Analysts note that the ADP has overshot the employment report in each of the past four months. Nonfarm payrolls shrank 63,000 in February.
On Tuesday, gold futures tumbled $33.70 to close at $887.80 an ounce, adding to a loss of $15 on Monday.
"Given the need to generate cash and the apparent increase in risk appetite, it looks as if the precious [metals] complex will remain vulnerable to further bouts of selling pressure in the short term and could see gold test the psychologically important $850 level," said James Moore, an analyst at TheBullionDesk.com, in a research note.
The recent correction in gold prices will likely be viewed favorably by physical traders ahead of one of the key periods of jewelry purchases and should help absorb further selling pressure, Moore said.
Markets on Wednesday will be looking to testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for hints on how low interest rates will go and his comments on the economy, the credit crunch, the Fed's role in assisting J.P. Morgan Chase's (JPM:JPMorgan Chase & Co JPM 47.00, +4.05, +9.4%) buyout of Bear Stearns (BSC:The Bear Stearns Companies Inc BSC 10.85, +0.36, +3.4%) , and the financial regulation reform package from the U.S. Treasury.
Also on the Nymex, May silver futures edged down 2 cents to $16.86 an ounce, while July platinum gained $9.20 to $1,947 an ounce. June palladium dropped $14.60 to $434 an ounce.
May copper futures were flat at $3.81 a pound.
yeah gold came down alittle but its still way over $800 an ounce and that great
Thats great news!! Perfect timing
i agree things are looking better every day they should be coming out with there 10k soon
This could be the start of something for sure..
With the company starting to reinstate mining activity at the upper levels of the underground mine and gold taking off like it has been lately...This should be a no brainer IMO.
.17x.18- 65,000vol
It's only a matter of time though..
yeh vol is picking up and should be moving up
Looks like this might have seen a bit of a dip today..
We should see a nice close EOD though.
looking better 18 x 19 lets hope the selling is over
Who is selling right now?
.016x .018...stop taking weak profits ppl
Gold Ticks Up as Eurozone Inflation Soars, Confidence Sinks; Asian Stocks Close Out Worst Quarter in 6 Years
Spot Gold Prices gave back half of an early 0.8% gain in London on Monday morning, nearing the end of the first quarter almost 12% higher against the US Dollar as Asian stock markets closed out their worst three-monthly performance since 2001.
British investors wanting to Buy Gold today saw it break £472.50 per ounce, while the Gold Price in Euros touched €592.
European stocks sank 1.5% before crawling back to break-even by lunchtime.
"It is the last day of the quarter," notes Mitsui, the precious metals dealer, this morning, "and with all four precious metals [gold, silver, platinum and palladium] consolidating after the recent correction in prices, it may be a quiet day.
"The technical outlook for gold is fairly neutral in the short term with support at $928 and resistance coming in at $940."
Crude oil meantime slipped to $104.34 per barrel in early trade – down 1.2% for the session but 7% above New Year's Eve – after the leader of Iraq's militant Mah'di army called for a truce with government forces.
Base metals also sold off – and bond prices ticked lower – as professional investors worldwide awaited details of the "Paulson Plan" for regulating the US financial markets.
The 200-page document is expected to grant the Federal Reserve formal powers to bail-out failed institutions such as Bear Stearns in a new role as "market stability regulator".
Back in the Gold Market, "we have very strong supply and demand fundamentals," reckons Evy Hambro, head of BlackRock Merrill Lynch Investment Managers.
"It takes two, three or four years to build a mine, so you can't just turn a tap and produce more commodities. I would say that Gold Prices are going to continue in a positive direction."
Bouncing from Friday's three-day lows against the US Dollar and British Pound, today's Morning Gold Fix here in London held steady against the European single currency, even as the Euro rose sharply on the forex market.
Sterling dropped to a new 11-and-a-half-year low beneath €1.25 per Pound, down by 17% since the global banking crisis began in August.
Versus the Japanese Yen, the US Dollar slid back towards ¥99.30, helping depress Tokyo-listed export stocks as Japan's fiscal year came to an end today.
Hong Kong-listed stocks ended the first three months of 2008 more than 18% lower. The index of mainland Chinese "H share" equities closed 25% below its level of New Year's Eve.
Globally, investors have pulled some $98 billion out of equity funds so far this year, according to analysts at Emerging Portfolio Fund Research.
Their number-crunching pointed to positive inflows of $19bn during the first quarter of 2007. The first three months of 2006 saw equity-fund allocations rise by $49bn worldwide.
Commodity funds saw net inflows of $3 billion between Jan. and March this year, says EPFR – a three-fold increase on the first quarter of 2007.
A recent study by Russell Investments says only 6% of North American pension funds are actively investing in commodities. One-fifth of respondents said they are looking to trade commodities directly – rather than "passively" through commodity-based funds.
The biggest US investment fund – the California Public Employees' Retirement System (Calpers) – last month allocated 3% of its $240 billion portfolio to commodities.
"Why would we overlook any potential strategy that would give us good returns?" asks Clark McKinley, a spokesman for the fund.
Wheat prices slipped 1.5% in the first-half of London trade, but soybeans remained on track for their sixth quarterly increase in succession on rumors that China may increase its soybean imports after storms damaged its domestic rapeseed crop.
Surging commodity prices helped push inflation in the 15-nation European monetary zone in Feb. to a new post-union record of 3.5% year-on-year.
Money supply growth in the Eurozone meantime continued above 11.3% per year, holding near the three-decade records of late 2007.
Economic confidence in the Eurozone slipped in March, however, down for the fourth month running according to the European Commission.
Confidence in the financial services sector plunged to an all-time low.
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EDLT still holding on to .19 hope it climbs up today
DJ PRECIOUS METALS: NY Gold Seen Up $3, Silver Up 11 Cents
Monday, March 31, 2008; Posted: 07:59 AM
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June gold futures are expected to open floor trading in New York around $3 an ounce higher Monday, based on electronic activity ahead of the pit session at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. May silver is expected to be up 11 cents an ounce.
Spot gold drew some bargain hunting and physical buying in Asia overnight, but otherwise is largely range-bound after limited movement in the euro, overseas analysts said.
"The weakening U.S. economy is obviously dollar bearish and conversely it is gold bullish, but more consolidation may be necessary before we get above the four-digit price again," said a research note from Gold Investments.
At 7:56 a.m. EDT, spot gold was trading up $3.65 to $935.10, while the June futures on the Chicago Board of Trade were up $3.20 to $939.60 an ounce.
In other markets that have the potential to impact metals in the short term, the euro is up slightly to $1.5801 from $1.5795 late Friday afternoon. In screen trading ahead of the pit open, the June S&P 500 futures are up 0.80 point to 1,319.70. May crude oil is down 70 cents to $104.92 a barrel in overnight activity.
The main U.S. economic report on the calendar for Monday is the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index due out at 9:45 a.m. EDT (1345 GMT). Expectations are for the March index to be 46.3, up from 44.5 in February but still below the 50 level regarded as the breaking point on whether the manufacturing economy is expanding or contracting.
Other major reports during a busy economic week include the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing survey on Tuesday, ADP/Macroeconomic Advisors employment estimate and factory orders on Wednesday, jobless claims and the ISM service-sector index on Thursday, and non-farm payrolls Friday. Additionally, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is scheduled to testify before the Joint Economic Committee on Wednesday.
In New York Friday, gold finished lower as participants booked profits, oil prices declined, the dollar steadied and an economic report showed some signs of inflation of relaxing, analysts said. June gold fell $17.50 to settle at $936.50 an ounce, while May silver lost 61 cents to $17.94.
Comex gold warehouse stocks were up 771 ounces at 7,623,121 ounces Friday, while silver stocks were down 630,322 ounces at 134,808,190 ounces.
-By Allen Sykora, Dow Jones Newswires; 541-318-8765; allen.sykora@dowjones.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
.17 x .19 now!!! were looking good guys
I thought Switzerland had more than that...hmmmm
Swiss Central Bank gold sales – further analysis
As a follow-up to the Mineweb report on Swiss gold sales while the country’s Central Bank is unlikely to authorise further gold sales in the short to medium term, sales in the longer term are not inconceivable.
Author: Tessa Kruger
Posted: Friday , 28 Mar 2008
JOHANNESBURG -
The Swiss National Bank is unlikely to sell further positions of its gold reserves in the medium term as Switzerland is no longer overweight in gold.
The World Gold Council said in a recent Central Banks Case Study report that Switzerland no longer appeared as overweight in gold as it did in the late 1990s. The country has "more than halved" its official monetary reserves portfolio allocation in the metal through two sales programmes and the present would not be the best time for the country to undertake further sales.
The report said an important part of the motivation for the gold reserves sales programme of 2000-2005 was the transfer of part of the country's official reserves or the proceeds of its sales from the central bank to the government. This came as there was less need for a country like Switzerland to hold such large reserves at the time.
"The reserves are currently significantly lower - when adjusted for inflation - and this is on the basis of the current gold price at levels well above the historical average. For this reason, it would make little sense to distribute any part of these proceeds," said the report.
The potential for further gold sales in order to reallocate reserves in the portfolio was also slim as the Swiss National Bank (SNB) would have simply added these to the 250 tonnes they intend to sell until September 2009.
"An important point is that the SNB had stressed that gold remained an important asset on its balance sheet from the early stages of its process to demonetise gold."
This view was illustrated by vice chairman of the Governing Board Swiss National Bank Pierre Roth who said that gold would continue to play an important part in Switzerland's monetary reserves once the country's first sales programme (1May 2000-March 2005) came to an end. A revision of the Swiss constitution at the time led to the stipulation that the country should maintain "sufficient" gold reserves.
The WGC said it was important to note that this was stated in the late 1990s when there was growing scepticism towards holding an asset believed to carry low yield, limited liquidity and declining value in the central banking world.
"The price rally in recent years, coupled with the changing global political scene and the relative decline of the US dollar, have brought about a definite shift in sentiment, with some people in the central banking community reconsidering the role of gold in reserves."
However, one could not rule out the possibility that the Swiss central bank could return as seller of gold in the longer term.
"Should the general attitude towards the yellow metal revert to that seen in the 1990s, or if renewed calls for mobilisation of Swiss official reserves are made, further SNB sales would not be inconceivable.
"The country remains one of the largest holders of gold worldwide in terms of both per capita and per unit of GDP. Nevertheless, further SNB sales are unlikely in the short to medium term."
GM pink!! today should be a pretty good day for EDLT
this means lots of fun over the weekend.. but we need to see some greens here before the week ends
yes TGIF is right
good day stocksurgeon! TGIF! hope to see some action on EDLT today
Thats good to hear...A nice follow up PR would help things get going for sure..
wait more news on the way
I think things tomorrow should pick up..IMO
This News should get things going.
They got the Gold and i got the money to pick up a few more shares at these lower levels. Ill be pissed if we see some panic sellers looking to take some weak profits come tomorrow when this starts to pick up..
they got the GOLD
Agreed...I dont think were going to have a problem with that for awhile..IMO..With news like this, it's hard not to make money.
This is great news!!!! I would love for this to produce 300,000 ounces of gold...lol.
We should see a nice uptrend shortly
US firm strikes gold
Thu, 27 Mar 2008
A US mining firm said Wednesday it had struck gold in Tanzania and hoped to be able to build a new plant to extract the precious metal in the poor east African nation.
The Nevada-based Kilimanjaro Mining Company Inc. said in a statement that it was "pleased to report very important gold values from colluvium and bedrock samples near gold veins in Tanzania".
"To date, 71 samples collected from 18 newly excavated trenches and 50 pits returned highly significant results. These 71 samples are the first available assays from more than 200 samples collected," the statement added.
"KMCI feels these assay results are highly significant and that following additional testing and engineering studies, installation of a small gold recovery plant may eventually be justified," it added.
KMCI has 13 gold projects and 11 uranium projects in the Lake Victoria Greenstone Belt area of central and southern Tanzania.
Tanzania's mining sector has expanded rapidly over the past decade after it adopted liberal economic policies in the mid-1980s.
The country has attracted some of the world's major mining concerns, including Canada's Barrick Gold Corporation, South Africa's Anglogold, Ghana's Ashanti Goldfields and Australia's Resolute.
at least we are on the green side!
yeah every day alittle
not bad from yesterdays closing at .19 hope to see more today
Golden correction
Commentary: Gold timers continue their retreat to cash, a good sign
By Mark Hulbert, MarketWatch
Last update: 12:01 a.m. EDT March 26, 2008Print E-mail RSS Disable Live Quotes
ANNANDALE, Va. (MarketWatch) -- The evidence continues to mount that gold's spectacular plunge in the past week was a mere correction in an ongoing bull market.
Just take what happened on Tuesday, when gold bullion jumped by more than $16 an ounce. Far from becoming more bullish, the average gold-timing newsletter tracked by the Hulbert Financial Digest reacted by becoming markedly more bearish.
That's a very good sign, according to contrarian analysis, because it suggests that there is a substantial wall of worry out there for the bull market to climb.
Consider the latest readings of the Hulbert Gold Newsletter Sentiment Index (HGNSI), which reflects the average recommended exposure to the gold market among a subset of short-term gold timing newsletters tracked by the Hulbert Financial Digest. The HGNSI ended the day Tuesday at 11.5%.
That represents a decline of 23 percentage points for the day alone. And it is 54 percentage points below where this sentiment index stood as recently as last Tuesday, one week ago.
In fact, the last time the HGNSI was as low as it is today was at the end of this past November, when gold bullion (38099902:38099902 38099902, , ) was trading for around $785 an ounce, or about $150 an ounce less than where it is today.
In other words, the past week's correction has so spooked investors that they are just as bearish today as they were when bullion was a whole lot lower.
Rapid retreats to the exits are not usually seen at major market tops. At such times, according to followers of contrarian analysis, the typical reaction is to treat any pullback as a buying opportunity. Far from believing that the decline is the beginning of the end, advisers tend to consider it to be the pause that refreshes.
Perhaps the best illustration of this contrarian pattern in recent times is what happened to sentiment among stock market timers at the top of the market in March 2000, just as the Internet bubble was bursting. In the wake of the market's first 10% decline off its all-time high, the average short-term stock market timer tracked by the Hulbert Financial Digest was more bullish than he was at the top.
Now that's stubborn bullishness.
And it's anything but what we're seeing now in the gold market.
Mark Hulbert is the founder of Hulbert Financial Digest in Annandale, Va. He has been tracking the advice of more than 160 financial newsletters since 1980.
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EDLT.OB - East Delta Resources Corp.
447 Saint Francois Xavier Street
Montreal, PQ H2Y ZT1
Canada
Phone: 514 845-6448
Web Site:http://www.eastdelta.ca
State Of Incorporation
DE
Outstanding Shares
59,261,842 as of Jul 31, 2008
Float
29,913,966
Transfer Agent:
Intercontinental Registrar & Transfer Agency Inc.
Boulder City, NV 89005
Tel:702-293-6717
East Delta Resources Corp. is a publicly held Delaware corporation. Its common shares are quoted on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board (EDLT) and are also listed on the Frankfurt Exchange (EJK).
The Company and its 3 wholly owned subsidiaries, Amingo Resources Inc. (Canadian company/focus on gold), Sino-Canadian Metals Inc. (Delaware company /focus on base metals) and Guiyang High Tech Meiya Investment Ltd. (Chinese company/focus on gold), were established to explore for, develop and mine gold and other precious metals. Their geographic focus is Southeast Asia, primarily China, and other under-developed countries in this region.
The combined companies have a strong management team, both technical and financial, as well as important and influential high-level local contacts and joint venture partners within their regions of interest.
The exploration team is headed by Dr. Lu Huan-Zhang, a Canadian citizen, Chinese ex-patriot and professor of geology at the University of Quebec (Chicoutimi). Dr. Lu worked for over twenty years as a scientist for the Chinese Academy of Sciences. During his tenure, he identified various regions in China with high potential for precious metals, and at the same time established his contacts with the relevant authorities at numerous government levels.
The operations team is supervised by our senior advisor, Mr. Ian Park of Toronto. Mr. Park has over 30 years experience in exploration, mine development and financial markets. His career encompasses mineral exploration throughout the America's, Europe and Southeast Asia.
MANAGEMENT TEAM
The Company believes that its strongest asset is its management team of highly skilled and experienced professionals, both in Canada and in China. The team constitutes experts in venture capital, business structuring, operating and financing public companies, while other members bring their direct hands-on experience in all aspects of exploration, metals-plant design, mining development and operations.
Officers
Victor I. H. Sun, CEO and Director
Victor Sun is by profession an engineer with over 30 years of engineering and management experience of which 14 years were with Lafarge Cement where he directed the design of control and automation systems for all new and rehabilitation projects. Prior to co-founding Asia Pacific Concrete Inc. and East Delta Resources Corp., he worked for Monenco Agra as the instrumentation discipline engineer on the Hibernia Offshore Platform Project. Starting during his employment with Lafarge Cement and continuing to date, his experience in developing business in China dates back over twenty-four years. He was a co-founder and vice-president of Sino-Canadian Resources Inc. in 1995, a Canadian gold company operating in China. He was President and CEO of AVIC Technologies Ltd, from 2001 to 2003, an NASD Bulletin Board listed company. He is also a director of IVG Enterprises Ltd., a China investment holding company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. He continues to build relations with Chinese contacts and has been instrumental in developing many joint venture projects in China.
Dr. Lu Huan-Zhang, Chief Geologist, President of Amingo Resources
Dr. Lu is a Chinese born Canadian immigrant and citizen. He obtained his Ph.D. in geology from the University of Pennsylvania and from 1965 to 1986 he worked as a scientist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has maintained close contacts with many of his colleagues at the Academy who now hold prominent positions throughout the Chinese government, in academic communities, and the mining industry. Since 1986, he has had a position as professor of geology at the University de Quebec, at Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada. Dr. Lu specializes in the study of gold deposits, massive sulfide deposits and tungsten-tin deposits. He is one of the founders of the Geo-chemical division of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Guiyang. Commencing in 1999, and for several years following, he undertook mineral exploratory work, on a part time basis, prospecting several properties in China, with specific concentration on the Jinping property resulting in the founding of Amingo Resources Inc.
Louis H. Ladouceur, Director
Mr. Ladouceur is the President and CEO of Delta Placement, a private investment company in the international hospitality and related consulting business. He is an engineer by profession and has managed engineering projects in the cement industry for over 25 years. He held various executive and senior management positions in Lafarge and was the former Director of LCA (Lafarge Consultant Automation), being responsible for the overall operation and business development of LCA, providing automation advice, consulting services and “turn-key” systems to all Lafarge's North American cement plants and outside clients. His working experience in the engineering, financing and management practice has helped him develop many new approaches to running a company. Mr. Ladouceur also was the President and CEO of Sino-Canadian Resources Inc., an NASD Bulletin Board company that in 1996 undertook to develop gold and other mineral properties in China. Due to unfavorable precious metals market at that time, Sino-Canadian was sold to another company.
Felix J. Furst, Financial Consultant
Mr. Furst brings considerable experience in business administration. He graduated from commercial school in Zurich, Switzerland in 1964. He immigrated to Canada in 1969 and was than employed by Rehau a plastic manufacturing company. In 1974 he started Canplast, a manufacturer of thermoplastic edge-banding, products used in the making furniture and case goods. Today Canplast is the leading manufacturer in all of the Americas with plants in Canada, USA, Mexico and sales office through out the Americas. Mr. Furst brings solid experience in manufacturing, administration and marketing. Canplast was eventually sold to Surteco AG, a competitor in 2004. Currently, he is involved in various other commercial interests including real estate, distribution companies and in Oxsil, a company active in biochemical research and de-pollution. Mr. Furst is also on the Advisory Committee of Hewitt Equipment and BIO-K.
Our Chinese Team
East Delta’s success in China will strongly dependent on its ability to utilize the many and varied qualified mining personnel available in that country.
Through the efforts of Dr. Lu and Mr. Sun, the Company maintains an extensive network of contacts with local government officials and mining industry senior officers.
Over the last years, the Company has built its team in China consisting of the following Chinese based individuals.
Mr. Wenyi Chen, former chief geologist of the Province of Guizhou (retired), and the team leader, in China specializing in sedimentary geology.
Professor Ruizhong Hu, Deputy Director of Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guiyang. specializing in economic geology.
Professor Zhonggang Wang, member of the scientific advisory committee, Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guiyang, specializing in mineral deposit geology.
Professor Xueyi Wu, Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guiyang, specializing in structural geology.
Professor Xueqin Zhu, Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guiyang, a geochemist.
Mr. Shaoguang Zen, Chief Geologist of No. 118 geological team.
Professor Wang, Genlu, Dept. of Geology, University of Guizhou Technology.
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