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chevy56
Gold Futures Fall on Bank Sales; Silver Advances (Correct)
By Pham-Duy Nguyen
June 5 (Bloomberg) -- Gold in New York fell on speculation that central banks will increase bullion sales. Silver rose.
European central banks will probably sell all 500 metric tons of gold allowed under an agreement that goes through Sept. 26, UBS AG said in a report today. UBS previously forecast sales of 400 tons. Gold gained 1.5 percent on June 1, partly because the European Central Bank, one of the signatories of the accord, said it won't sell more gold until September.
``Central bank sales have been holding gold back,'' said Frank Lesh, a trader at FuturePath LLC in Chicago. ``What a better time for central banks to sell than on the rallies.''
Gold futures for August delivery fell $1.20, or 0.2 percent, to $675.10 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The price earlier climbed as high as $678.80 and fell as low as $674.20.
Spain's central bank reduced its gold holdings to 9.9 million ounces in May, from 10.8 million ounces at the end of April, according to a statement on its Web site today. The ECB said two members of the Eurosystem sold gold worth 29 million euros ($39 million) last week.
``The market seems to be more fazed by central-bank selling than buying,'' said Robin Bhar, a UBS analyst in London. ``This could have a depressing influence on the price.''
Before today's announcements, signatories had sold about 290 metric tons of gold since September, according to the producer- funded World Gold Council.
Fed Outlook
Gold and silver opened higher after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke suggested interest rates may not rise anytime soon, weakening the dollar against the euro.
Bernanke said tighter lending standards for mortgages will ``restrain'' housing demand longer than policy makers expected. The Fed has kept rates unchanged at 5.25 percent since June 2006.
``The dollar is down again and that's certainly going to be a good push for gold,'' said Lesh of FuturePath.
The euro reached a record $1.3681 against the dollar on April 27. The 13-nation currency traded as high as $1.3554 today.
Silver futures for July rose 6.7 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $13.812 an ounce. Before today, the metal had gained 6.3 percent this year while gold had climbed 6 percent.
A futures contract is an obligation to buy or sell a commodity at a set price for delivery by a specific date.
To contact the reporter on this story: Pham-Duy
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chevy56
Gold Futures Fall on Bank Sales; Silver Advances (Correct)
By Pham-Duy Nguyen
June 5 (Bloomberg) -- Gold in New York fell on speculation that central banks will increase bullion sales. Silver rose.
European central banks will probably sell all 500 metric tons of gold allowed under an agreement that goes through Sept. 26, UBS AG said in a report today. UBS previously forecast sales of 400 tons. Gold gained 1.5 percent on June 1, partly because the European Central Bank, one of the signatories of the accord, said it won't sell more gold until September.
``Central bank sales have been holding gold back,'' said Frank Lesh, a trader at FuturePath LLC in Chicago. ``What a better time for central banks to sell than on the rallies.''
Gold futures for August delivery fell $1.20, or 0.2 percent, to $675.10 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The price earlier climbed as high as $678.80 and fell as low as $674.20.
Spain's central bank reduced its gold holdings to 9.9 million ounces in May, from 10.8 million ounces at the end of April, according to a statement on its Web site today. The ECB said two members of the Eurosystem sold gold worth 29 million euros ($39 million) last week.
``The market seems to be more fazed by central-bank selling than buying,'' said Robin Bhar, a UBS analyst in London. ``This could have a depressing influence on the price.''
Before today's announcements, signatories had sold about 290 metric tons of gold since September, according to the producer- funded World Gold Council.
Fed Outlook
Gold and silver opened higher after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke suggested interest rates may not rise anytime soon, weakening the dollar against the euro.
Bernanke said tighter lending standards for mortgages will ``restrain'' housing demand longer than policy makers expected. The Fed has kept rates unchanged at 5.25 percent since June 2006.
``The dollar is down again and that's certainly going to be a good push for gold,'' said Lesh of FuturePath.
The euro reached a record $1.3681 against the dollar on April 27. The 13-nation currency traded as high as $1.3554 today.
Silver futures for July rose 6.7 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $13.812 an ounce. Before today, the metal had gained 6.3 percent this year while gold had climbed 6 percent.
A futures contract is an obligation to buy or sell a commodity at a set price for delivery by a specific date.
To contact the reporter on this story: Pham-Duy
Here`s the article.
chevy56
Gold Futures Fall on Bank Sales; Silver Advances (Correct)
By Pham-Duy Nguyen
June 5 (Bloomberg) -- Gold in New York fell on speculation that central banks will increase bullion sales. Silver rose.
European central banks will probably sell all 500 metric tons of gold allowed under an agreement that goes through Sept. 26, UBS AG said in a report today. UBS previously forecast sales of 400 tons. Gold gained 1.5 percent on June 1, partly because the European Central Bank, one of the signatories of the accord, said it won't sell more gold until September.
``Central bank sales have been holding gold back,'' said Frank Lesh, a trader at FuturePath LLC in Chicago. ``What a better time for central banks to sell than on the rallies.''
Gold futures for August delivery fell $1.20, or 0.2 percent, to $675.10 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The price earlier climbed as high as $678.80 and fell as low as $674.20.
Spain's central bank reduced its gold holdings to 9.9 million ounces in May, from 10.8 million ounces at the end of April, according to a statement on its Web site today. The ECB said two members of the Eurosystem sold gold worth 29 million euros ($39 million) last week.
``The market seems to be more fazed by central-bank selling than buying,'' said Robin Bhar, a UBS analyst in London. ``This could have a depressing influence on the price.''
Before today's announcements, signatories had sold about 290 metric tons of gold since September, according to the producer- funded World Gold Council.
Fed Outlook
Gold and silver opened higher after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke suggested interest rates may not rise anytime soon, weakening the dollar against the euro.
Bernanke said tighter lending standards for mortgages will ``restrain'' housing demand longer than policy makers expected. The Fed has kept rates unchanged at 5.25 percent since June 2006.
``The dollar is down again and that's certainly going to be a good push for gold,'' said Lesh of FuturePath.
The euro reached a record $1.3681 against the dollar on April 27. The 13-nation currency traded as high as $1.3554 today.
Silver futures for July rose 6.7 cents, or 0.5 percent, to $13.812 an ounce. Before today, the metal had gained 6.3 percent this year while gold had climbed 6 percent.
A futures contract is an obligation to buy or sell a commodity at a set price for delivery by a specific date.
To contact the reporter on this story: Pham-Duy
Central Banks dumping gold onto the market..
chevy56
Dryden,
Notice that moving average coming soon?
chevy56
Hilander,
MGMX....
Next move should be in 17 days. It has since settled down to a lower share price, I am looking forward to it`s next move.
chevy56
Hilander,
Thanks for your post.
Charts have started to interest me, I have a stock, on it`s 52 day moving average bumped up 12 points, with no PR from the company....
Again thanks.
chevy56
Seems MGMX has dropped down from .0005 to .0004...
.0005 is the average...
Could be do to low volume...day traders...
Moving towards it`s next 50 day moving average...let`s see what happens.
A PR is needed here.
chevy56
amfas,
these guys out of business??, or gone under ground.
chevy56
Hilander,
Will keep my eye on it, could happen...I`m not a chartist, have been following them as of late.
chevy56
Interesting, trading in a tight range.
chevy56
Wonder what MGMX will offer a Geologist ?....
Just reading about a Geologist, offer 300,000 stock options at an exercise price of $0.27 per share...
valid for five years,subject to regulatory acceptance..
chevy56
Yep spellbound,
Solar panels, electric car. home paid for.
chevy56
Dryden,
Hope with the 50 day moving average coming soon, we will see a nice up tick.
Last run went to .0014.
chevy56
orthoman,
Yes, pretty much...read HAK41 and Sams message.
chevy56
HAK41,
I do agree, R/S can be a problem...
I`ve seen 5000 to 1 , 2000 to 1, shssssh...
In this case it might be worth the gamble...
Guess I will Ponder on this one, maybe a future...
chevy56
samgj2006,
Thanks for your answer.
I agree with you on problems in the third world.
Read that Platinum Companies in Africa pay millions to warlords to do business.
I`m sure the danger in extracting platinum has something to do with the higher price......
Again thanks..
chevy56
HAK41,
Do you know anything on that subject, you or Sam ?
Out there near Plain-Old Texas, I could not help myself HAK, my daughter lives in Plano, I give her the blues about that name.; }
chevy56
HAK41,
Under the new rules, penny stocks will be .25 cents?
chevy56
panning4gold,
We both noticed, yes, sanity is something to hold onto..;]
chevy56
wu h,
Waiting on geologist report...
MGMX has not been able to secure us a geologist, need a physical check of there mines....
chevy56
wu h,
Problems with old PR company, lawsuit, hope, will or is being settled by MGMX..
chevy56
justiciero,
Great to have you aboard...
chevy56
panning4gold,
I`ve noticed the same pattern for sometime now...
Hope MGMX will get a geologist that will inspect those mines, should that happen this stock will take wings.
chevy56
May the gold gods be with us...
What I think Ken Lamb is trying to do, get a Geologist to check his mines..if he can do this, the price of MGMX would sky rocket in price......
The mine`s value alone could send this thing into big bucks.
Just reading a very long article, a $14 dollar gold mine went to $34 dollar, on the long term value of the mine alone..
Checked by a geologist...
chevy56
Just my thoughts...
AboveBlack,
Thanks, but no.
chevy56
sledhead,
Thanks for the post...
chevy56
More info on how Gold can be inspected
chevy56
>Subject: xxx xxx Inspectorate Services
>Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 17:44:51 -0500
>Dear Mr.xxxx
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>Thanks very much for this opportunity to be of service.
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>processing and sampling procedures. We act as your "eyes and ears" on
>site to protect your interests and ensure that all processing and
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primary
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the
>standard daily rates would be for the dispatch of the resulting
samples
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comparison
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management
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>element, per sample, if you so desire.
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limoman,
From what I can tell, MGMX is waiting on a physical inspection of there mines.
I`ve attempted to put MGMX in touch with a Geologist company (Inspectorate), this company inspected gold for Gemini in Columbia., not there mines, there gold. It seems MGMX is bent on having a physical inspection.
Reading about problems in Columbia a physical inspection may not happen.....
Also a PR company is needed......MGMX does not have one..
Unless there was a settlement of the old PR company...
chevy56
Anyway just my thoughts.
MGMX can do it, other JR. Gold Mine stocks have made it over a dollar in Columbia. Do not know what steps other companies have taken, MGMX can do the same...GO MGMX...
chevy56
Information from a Geologist company called Expectorate. Thought every one might be interested. This company confirmed gold for another company in Columbia.
chevy56
Subject: RE: MGMX (Gold Confirmation)
Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 15:05:24 -0500
From: inspectorate.com> View Contact Details Add Mobile Alert
To: "xxxx xxxx
Hi xxxx,
Yes, that would be a problem. We do not normally inspect mine sites. Our standard service is to meet the dore bullion as it is delivered to a receiver, i.e. Johnson Matthey SLC Utah, and watch the weighing, melting and sampling of the product. We have no precedent for inspecting mine sites.
Let me know if we can be of service at the final receiver, and thanks for your consideration.
Best regards,
xxxx xxxx
General Manager
Precious Metals
Email: xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
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From: xxx xxxx
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2007 11:41 AM
To: xxxx,xxxx
Subject: MGMX (Gold Confirmation)
Hello Mr. xxxx,
Thank you for the information.
Question, would it be a problem inspecting gold mines in Columbia .
Thank You
xxxx xxxx
Small Investor
eltonfan59,
It confirms my thought, a physical inspectation of mines may be rare...
Other ways of doing business could be a necessity to survive..
chevy56
It is better to be lucky than smart.
These companies have done reverse splits, CMBV 5000 to 1, now out of business.
GWGO 2000 to 1, started another company...
Had another oil services business did a 2000 to 1, out of business...
If you find out ahead of time, take your money and run, until you find out the facts....
So far the CEO has said NO to a R/S....
chevy56
Reverse splits are for companies that are going out of business or into another business...having financial problems.
Serves no purpose for investors....
Companies response to that question was, why? and no...
chevy56
I get TONS of spam every week also...
chevy56
HAK41,
Also I think MGMX went with a top of the line PR company, to expensive..
Many other more reasonable priced PR companies for small start ups....
Top dog PR companies may be over blown...
chevy56
Dryden,
Maybe this is the Big Kahuna for Gold $700...
chevy56
HAK41,
Maybe that lawsuit is being taken care of, hope it has been settled...AboveBlack seems to think some type of resolution may be going on, although I favor financial settlement, in the form of future MGMX stock payments..just a hope.
I think you can see where I`m leading with that, if they are taking the bull by the horns so to speak, we may be going forward...
Could be a signal of which way the company is headed.
chevy56
Is there a settlement of the Lawsuit, it`s no longer posted..
chevy56
Dryden,
Next leg up on gold should be interesting.
chevy56