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Aug 4,2009 Yamana Gold second quarter financial results release notification and conference call
TORONTO, July 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- YAMANA GOLD INC. (TSX: YRI; NYSE: AUY; LSE: YAU) today announced that its second quarter results will be released after market close on August 4, 2009. A conference call and audio webcast have been scheduled for August 5, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. E.T. to discuss the results.
Conference Call Information: ----------------------------
Toll Free (North America): 800 732 1073 International: +1 416 915 5762 Participant Audio Webcast: http://www.yamana.com/
Conference Call REPLAY: ----------------------- Toll Free Replay Call (North America): 877-289-8525, Passcode: 21310486 followed by the number sign Replay Call: +416-640-1917, Passcode: 21310486 followed by the number sign
The conference call replay will be available from 1:00 p.m. ET on August 5, 2009 until 11:59 p.m. EST on August 19, 2009.
For further information on the conference call or audio webcast, please contact the Investor Relations Department or visit our website, http://www.yamana.com/.
About Yamana
Yamana is a Canadian-based gold producer with significant gold production, gold development stage properties, exploration properties, and land positions in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Central America. The Company plans to continue to build on this base through existing operating mine expansions and throughput increases, the advancement of its exploration properties and by targeting other gold consolidation opportunities in the Americas.
DATASOURCE: Yamana Gold Inc.
CONTACT: Jodi Peake, Vice President, Corporate Communications & Investor
Relations, (416) 815-0220, Email: , http://www.yamana.com/; Letitia
Wong, Director, Investor Relations, (416) 815-0220, Email:
Seems to me they are holding Gold back !
Must be our brilliant Treasury Sec and the Fed.
http://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/default.htm
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South Korea to buy gold, expecting it to replace dollar
Submitted by cpowell on Mon, 2009-07-06 03:42. Section: Daily Dispatches
Bank of Korea to Buy Gold for First Time in 11 Years
From Dong-A Ilbo (East Asia Daily)
Seoul, South Korea
Saturday, July 4, 2009
http://english.donga.com/srv/service.php3?biid=2009070411578
The Bank of Korea has not purchased gold for 11 years but is expected to go on a gold buying spree, as the world's central banks have bought the commodity since the global economic erupted in September last year.
A Bank of Korea official said yesterday, "The bank has begun to set up a plan to manage foreign exchange reserves for next year. It has also closely watched central banks in other nations and trends in the global gold market. Given the changing global financial environment, the bank's management plan is critical."
According to experts, the comment implies that the bank plans to buy gold soon. Korea has the world's sixth most foreign exchange reserves but ranks just 56th in gold holdings.
China, which has the world's largest foreign exchange reserves, has secretly bought 454 tons of gold over the past six years. This has intensified global competition to obtain more gold.
The amount of gold bought by China over the period is 32 times larger than the Bank of Korea's gold reserves. The world's central banks have rushed to buy gold, since they believe the metal will replace the greenback when the dollar's status as the world's leading currency weakens.
The bank has said nothing officially, simply saying, "We have made no decision on the purchase of gold and cannot say if we have considered it." It will finalize by November its plan to manage foreign exchange reserves for 2010, but experts forecast that the bank will have no choice but to buy gold soon.
Based on its explanation, the central bank is apparently fearful that its management plan could cause trouble in the global financial market and harm national interests.
Chang Min, the head of the Korea Institute of Finance's macroeconomic research division who worked at the central bank until late last year, said, "The central bank has long considered several alternatives such as buying gold to diversify its foreign exchange reserve portfolio, which is heavily focused on dollars. It needs to secure more gold to diversify its investment."
Kwon Sun-woo, the head of macroeconomic research at Samsung Economic Research Institute, said, "The Bank of Korea's gold reserves are far less than enough. It should have bought more gold. Given the instability of the greenback, it needs to buy more gold."
As of late May this year, the Bank of Korea had 14.3 tons of gold, far less than that held by its counterparts in the United States (8,134 tons); Germany (3,413); China (1,054); Japan (765); Russia (537); Taiwan (424); the Philippines (154); Singapore (127); Thailand (84); Indonesia (73); and Malaysia (36 tons).
Worse, Korea is one of the world's worst in the share of gold in its foreign exchange reserves -- 0.19 percent by market price and 0.03 percent by book value.
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gold has always maintained its value over the long term.
Through the years, it has served as a hedge against inflation
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Trusting in gold - Austria's Erste Bank
Austria's Erste Bank's latest Special report on Gold still rates the yellow metal positively as an investment. A minimally edited version of the introduction to this report is published below.
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page33?oid=85867&sn=Detail
Trusting in gold - Austria's Erste Bank
Austria's Erste Bank's latest Special report on Gold still rates the yellow metal positively as an investment. A minimally edited version of the introduction to this report is published below.
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page33?oid=85867&sn=Detail
tocotuga I agree
All of the Government oversights have failed IMO, from the SEC to the Banking Commission to the Fed.Yet none of them get Fired!
And some don't pay taxes.
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Morons running things. If they just policed the jerks naked short selling there wouldn't be a problem.
This administration is worse than Bush and that one was unthinkably bad.
SEC May Reinstate Rules for Short-Selling Stocks
By: Gerry Shih, The New York Times | 03 Jul 2009 | 06:10 AM ET
http://www.cnbc.com/id/31719408
They have been reviled as the bad hats of Wall Street, nefarious traders who cashed in on the market collapse and, some insist, helped precipitate it.
Now short-sellers, the market skeptics who correctly called last year’s downturn, are coming under even more unwanted scrutiny, this time from federal regulators. The Securities and Exchange Commission appears poised to reverse itself and reinstate rules that would make shorting stocks — that is, betting their prices will decline — somewhat more difficult.
Whether the SEC will go far enough to satisfy the many critics of short-sellers is far from certain. The controversial role of these investors has divided not only the financial industry, but also federal regulators. As the SEC considers its options, the debate is heating up.
Hedge funds and big pension funds argue that short-selling is vital to modern markets. Such trading not only enables investors to hedge their risks but also to ferret out weak companies or, as in the case of Enron, outright frauds.
But many banks, whose stocks came under attack last autumn, maintain that unfettered short-selling is dangerous. The shorts, their argument goes, helped bring down Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers last year.
Many people on Wall Street and in Washington dismiss such claims, arguing that while short-sellers may have accelerated some stock declines, the real problem was the precarious state of the companies’ own finances.
Given the climate in Washington, as well as the running suspicion of Wall Street, new rules seem inevitable, analysts say. Mary L. Schapiro, chairwoman of the SEC, has said that considering new rules restricting short-selling is a priority. Members of Congress like Barney Frank, the Massachusetts Democrat who heads the House financial services committee, are calling for quick action.
For the moment, the most likely outcome may be for the SEC to reinstate a rule that the commission itself abolished with a unanimous vote in 2007, under its previous chairman, Christopher S. Cox. Known as the uptick rule, it would bar investors from shorting a stock until its price ticks at least a penny above its previous trading price.
But current and former SEC staff members appear to doubt that reinstating the uptick rule would have much of an effect on trading. Some say the change would be merely cosmetic.
“The government wants a confidence measure right now, and that’s all this is,” said Lawrence E. Harris, a former SEC chief economist.
Traders, he said, will simply find ways to circumvent the rule, but the commission probably will make the move if only to deflect outside pressure.
“Every crisis requires action,” he said. “It’s not worth fighting over.”
In March, Mr. Frank urged Ms. Schapiro to reinstate the uptick rule. That same month, Senator Edward E. Kaufman, Democrat of Delaware, introduced a bipartisan bill to reinstate the rule, saying its demise in 2007 “added fuel to the fire of distressed stocks and markets.”
But a more radical solution — a so-called circuit breaker that would halt trading in a stock for an entire day if its price fell by a certain percentage — appears to be off the table.
The SEC first enacted the uptick rule during the Depression, after the market crashed in 1937-38. It then voted to repeal the rule in mid-2007, after internal studies showed that removing the restrictions would not have a “deleterious impact on market quality or liquidity.”
To some, the issue is clear-cut. The American Bankers Association, a trade group representing the vast majority of American banks — whose equity values have been especially battered in the last 18 months — recently submitted an opinion in favor of reinstating the short-sale restrictions.
Sally Miller, a spokesman for the ABA, said the member banks thought there was a clear link between the market turmoil and the rule change.
“All of a sudden subsequent to 2007 they can see all their stocks going haywire,” Ms. Miller said. “It’s cause and effect.”
Traders and fund managers, however, say the rule is a part of a broader opposition to short-selling, a tool investors need to bring overvalued stocks back into line. Short-sales, they say, are a frequent scapegoat for companies of exaggerated fundamental strength. Others say that the rule will have little meaningful impact. “I don’t mind what I see as minor inconveniences,” said Whitney Tilson, an author and managing partner of T2 Partners, “if it will get rid of the critics who like to blame short-sellers every time a stock goes down.”
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Duncan Niederauer, the chief of NYSE Euronext, which runs the New York Stock Exchange, said in March that while “there was no economic benefit” from having the uptick rule, “it would go a long way to adding confidence.”
The exchange has since officially voiced its support. Joseph M. Mecane, the chief administrative officer for United States markets at the NYSE, said that the exchange was not trying to curb traders’ ability to sell short but was wary of the “kind of herd mentality” that gripped the markets during the few most staggering days of the fourth quarter last year.
“You want some sort of a dampener in those periods,” Mr. Mecane said, “and let the stock breathe a bit.”
This story originally appeared in the The New York Times
India Joins Russia, China in Questioning U.S. Dollar Dominance
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aSx4wlTQzexM
By Mark Deen and Isabelle Mas
July 3 (Bloomberg) -- Suresh Tendulkar, an economic adviser to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, said he is urging the government to diversify its $264.6 billion foreign-exchange reserves and hold fewer dollars.
“The major part of Indian reserves are in dollars -- that is something that’s a problem for us,” Tendulkar, chairman of the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council, said in an interview today in Aix-en-Provence, France, where he was attending an economic conference.
Singh is preparing to join leaders from the Group of Eight industrialized nations -- the U.S., Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Canada and Russia -- at a summit in Italy next week which is due to tackle the global economy. China and Brazil will also send representative to the G-8 summit.
As the talks have neared, China and Russia have stepped up calls for a rethink of how global currency reserves are composed and managed, underlining a power shift to emerging markets from the developed nations that spawned the financial crisis.
“There should be a system to maintain the stability of the major reserve currencies,” Former Chinese Vice Premier Zeng Peiyan said in a speech in Beijing today, highlighting the nation’s concerns about a global financial system dominated by the dollar.
Fiscal and current-account deficits must be supervised as “your currency is likely to become my problem,” said Zeng, who is now the head of a research center under the government’s top economic planning agency. The People’s Bank of China said June 26 that the International Monetary Fund should manage more of members’ reserves.
Russian Proposals
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has repeatedly called for creating a mix of regional reserve currencies as part of the drive to address the global financial crisis, while questioning the dollar’s future as a global reserve currency. Russia’s proposals for the Group of 20 major developed and developing nations summit in London in April included the creation of a supranational currency.
“We will resume” talks on the supranational currency proposal at the G-8 summit in L’Aquila on July 8-10, Medvedev aide Sergei Prikhodko told reporters in Moscow today.
Singh adviser Tendulkar said that big dollar holders face a “prisoner’s dilemma” in terms of managing their holdings. “That’s why I’m telling them to do this,” he said.
He also said that world currencies need to adjust to help unwind trade imbalances that have contributed to the global financial crisis.
“The major imbalances which led to the current situation, the current account surpluses and deficits, have to be addressed,” he said. “Currency adjustment is one thing that suggests itself.”
Emerging-Market Dependence
For all the complaints about the dollar, emerging markets such as India remain dependent on the currency of the U.S., the world’s largest economy and a $2.5 trillion export market. The IMF said June 30 that the share of dollars in global foreign- exchange reserves increased to 65 percent in the first three months of this year, the highest since 2007.
Tendulkar said that the matter needs to be taken up in international talks, and that it emphasizes the need for those talks to go beyond the traditional G-8.
“They can meet if they want to,” he said. “The G-20 has a wider role, has representation of the countries that are likely to lead the recovery process.”
To contact the reporters on this story: Mark Deen in Aix en Provence, France at markdeen@bloomberg.net; Isabelle Mas in Aix en Provence, France at imas2@bloomberg.net.
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Yamana Gold Looking Like a Takeover Target - Dundee
June 26, 2009
Following the sale of three non-core assets earlier this month to Aura Minerals, Yamana Gold Inc. (AUY) is looking more and more like a takeover target, says Dundee Securities analyst Ron Stewart.
Mr. Stewart said:
With only 6 operating assets along with a minority stake in the [copper-gold] Alumbrera mine in Argentina, YRI would make a good fit for either Kinross Gold (KGC) or Newmont Mining (NEM).
Mr. Stewart said a hook-up with Kinross is an obvious one, given both companies have operating mines in Brazil and Chile.
It would lower Kinross' political risk profile considerably, improve liquidity and vault the company forward, lifting the pro-forma market cap to around $20 billion.
Newmont would also benefit from a takeover of Yamana. It would lower its political risk, provide needed growth and once again rival Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX) once again for top spot in the gold-producing sector, the analyst said.
Mr. Stewart maintained his "buy" rating and 12-month target price of C$13.50,
"On its own, the entry point into Yamana today looks attractive to us; as a possible takeover candidate, it is compelling," he wrote.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/145649-yamana-gold-looking-like-a-takeover-target-dundee?source=yahoo
Precious Metals Expert Says Gold Will Continue to Shine
On Monday June 29, 2009, 11:01 am EDT
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Precious-Metals-Expert-Says-twst-149856482.html?x=0&.v=1
67 WALL STREET, New York - June 29, 2009 - The Wall Street Transcript has just published its Gold and Precious Metals Report report offering a timely review of the sector to serious investors and industry executives. This 99 page feature contains expert industry commentary through in-depth interviews with public company CEOs, Equity Analysts and Money Managers. The full issue is available by calling (212) 952-7433 or via The Wall Street Transcript Online.
Topics covered: Supply and demand - Skilled labor shortages - Equipment delays - The movement of inventories - Jewlery inventories - Operating margin - Valuation - Consolidation - Silver - Gold - Investment demand
Companies include: Kinross Gold (KGC); IAMGOLD (IAG); Red Back (RBI:TSX); Centamin (CEE:TSX); Osisko Mining (OSK:TSX); Yamana Gold (AUY); Eastern Platinum (ELR:TSX); Goldcorp (GG); Silver Wheaton (SLW); NovaGold (NG); Goldcorp (GG); Royal Gold (RGLD); Franco-Nevada (FNV:TSX); Allied Nevada (ANV); Midland (MD:TSX); Virginia Mines (VGQ:TSX).
In the following brief excerpt from the 99 page report, Ken Gerbino, head of Kenneth J. Gerbino & Company, discuss the outlook for the sector and for investors.
TWST: What is the status of the precious metals market right now?
Mr. Gerbino: The status is as follows; money managers, sovereign wealth funds, and investors globally have lost some or a majority of the faith and trust that they have had in major financial institutions, politicians and governments regarding economics and the future. Therefore, gold, which has never gone bankrupt and has never defaulted and has always had a reputation as a safe monetary substitute and an inflation hedge, has now become in the forefront of everyone's minds for a portion of their wealth or investment funds. Also, I might add, gold allows investors a piece of mind from an insurance standpoint in the event their monetary and economic events get out of hand. Even though that is a low probability, one also doesn't cancel one's insurance policy if you feel having an accident while driving would be low probability. Now, when one adds in the possibility of just 4% to 5% inflation rate taking place, and extends 4% or 5% increase in the price of gold - which at these price levels is somewhere between $50 and $60 an ounce - year-after-year, mining companies benefit from this dramatically because once the capital has been expended to put a gold mine in production, the next 20 years or so is strictly extraction costs. Therefore, this major capital expense is fixed and one can benefit from the higher price of gold going forward where the margins are increasing.
TWST: Do you think the precious metals market is going to continue doing well over the next year or so?
Mr. Gerbino: I think gold will be in a trading range of somewhere between $850 and $1,250, probably for the next year or two or three. The next big move up in gold will occur because of inflation coming back from all the money that's been created to bail out the banking institutions in most countries in the world. The bottom line is more money equals higher prices. That is a trend that history attests to over thousands of years.
TWST: Are the actions of the current Administration going to keep prices of precious metals high?
Mr. Gerbino: First of all, it didn't matter who got elected. It didn't matter if he was a conservative, a liberal, a Democrat or Republican. Whoever got in that office had no choice. They were going to have to borrow and print, etc. to bail out the system. But because of that, precious metals should be in everyone's portfolio.
TWST: Is that always true that when countries start printing money, gold and precious metals become more valuable?
Mr. Gerbino: They should, but there is a lot of lead and lag times involved in this. So, I think over a longer trend, you can bet that the prices of these monetary substitutes/investment/inflation hedges, which will be gold and silver, will go up. So, I think over the next five or 10 years, you will see much higher prices of both metals. In fact, you are going to see higher prices of just about everything because not only did a motorboat show up at the island, but a flotilla arrived and they have these high-speed printing presses on this flotilla. So the islanders are in for a big surprise.
The Wall Street Transcript is a unique service for investors and industry researchers - providing fresh commentary and insight through verbatim interviews with CEOs and research analysts. This 99 page special issue is available by calling (212) 952-7433 or via The Wall Street Transcript Online .
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No Volume ?????????????
Yesterday 0 Volume
2009/07/01 0.00010 0.00020
Today 0 Volume !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Going into Power Zone
Chart looks great
AUY could hit $10 soon then on to $12, all IMO
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Stratey no Idea, but you will like this!
Smart Scan Chart Analysis confirms that a strong downtrend is in place and that the market remains negative longer term. Strong Downtrend with money management stops. A triangle indicates the presence of a very strong trend that is being driven by strong forces and insiders.
Based on a pre-defined weighted trend formula for chart analysis, MONA scored -100 on a scale from -100 (strong downtrend) to +100 (strong uptrend):
-10 Last Hour Close Below 5 hour Moving Average
-15 New 3 Day Low on Tuesday
-20 Last Price Below 20 Day Moving Average
-25 New 3 Week Low, Week Ending June 27th
-30 New 3 Month Low in February
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Yep Stratey, still waiting
for what is the Question !!!!!!!!!!!
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Kinda funny to read now...knowing what happened..ey??
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Volume 10,782,485
How much Lower can we go !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Smart Scan Chart Analysis confirms that a strong downtrend is in place and that the market remains negative longer term. Strong Downtrend with money management stops. A triangle indicates the presence of a very strong trend that is being driven by strong forces and insiders.
Based on a pre-defined weighted trend formula for chart analysis, MONA scored -100 on a scale from -100 (strong downtrend) to +100 (strong uptrend):
-10 Last Hour Close Below 5 hour Moving Average
-15 New 3 Day Low on Tuesday
-20 Last Price Below 20 Day Moving Average
-25 New 3 Week Low, Week Ending June 27th
-30 New 3 Month Low in February
-100 Total Score
MONA Analysis
Smart Scan Chart Analysis confirms that a strong downtrend is in place and that the market remains negative longer term. Strong Downtrend with money management stops. A triangle indicates the presence of a very strong trend that is being driven by strong forces and insiders.
Based on a pre-defined weighted trend formula for chart analysis, MONA scored -100 on a scale from -100 (strong downtrend) to +100 (strong uptrend):
-10 Last Hour Close Below 5 hour Moving Average
-15 New 3 Day Low on Tuesday
-20 Last Price Below 20 Day Moving Average
-25 New 3 Week Low, Week Ending June 27th
-30 New 3 Month Low in February
-100 Total Score
Volume O
WOW what a Company!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
StockSniper what are you on ?????????
Are you kidding me he is a crook! I use to think differently at one time but come on Man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He benefited for his own greed and left us out to ????????
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I agree with everything you said except for MT scamming everyone. I don't think he benifited from anything he did.
I don't think he intended to cheat anyone. I do think he has
dilusions of grandure and a much higher opinion of his abilities than he actually possesses.
I do think he tried to present a picture of himself as a very important "idea man" however, in reality he is only self important. He's a big wheel with a flat tire.
That said....he may very well be a common criminal but we have no prove of that...at least not yet. Since Jim F. now has the state and TA paid up....more and more info will come to light.
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Looks like we are all done!!!!!!!!
In this position ! Where is all the great News from MONA and Mr Winter's. Look at the I-Box info and you tell me what positive's have happened for us shareholders thus far.
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Yes...17 million SELLS VS 1 million BUYS. Not much to cheer about...
Looks awful Familiar MARINE-1
we were all mods on the GLCC Board at one time or another. We believed in the Company and Managemnent ! What happened ? So much for that!
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Look who I found:
"The acquisition has been structured through a Belize based corporation;"...... WOW, GLCC all over again?
MIRO IS FRONT AND CENTER LIKE THE REAL CEO WOULD BE, I FORGETT WHO THE GUY ON HIS RIGHT IS THOUGH. NOW WHO'S THE CEO FOR HTDS? LMAO
Volume 19,727,000
EOM
Zurke yes I agree
For me I am still waiting for MONA and GOILF (GLCC) these are companies affiliated with the same management as the HTDS that your in.
It has been a few years and thus far I have not been rewarded for being a shareholder of MONA.
Good luck to you.
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I have not seen a penny stock that shoots to new highs and stays for long. They all have there ups and downs. You could have made a chuck of cash if you had bought HTDS a week ealier. You could sell now but then you miss the next rise.