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Yes. Several positive events are expected to come to fruition over the upcoming weeks, as illustrated upon their recent press release announcements.
SFMI +.011 ...
Shareholder information :
http://www.silverfalconmining.com/pr/Silver%20Falcon%20Mining%20Inc.%20-%20PR%20Package%20v4.6.pdf
* as per company website
SFMI .053 + .011 high of day
please delete, thank you.
SFMI ...
Shareholder information :
http://www.silverfalconmining.com/pr/Silver%20Falcon%20Mining%20Inc.%20-%20PR%20Package%20v4.6.pdf
* as per company website
SFMI .053 + .011 now + 26.19%
SFMI +.008 chart :
SFMI +.008 chart :
SFMI The War Eagle Mountain poperty is located 70 miles south west of Boise, Idaho. The mountain is situated on the Owyhee Gold Trend of the Silver City Mining District.
Silver Falcon Mining, Inc., has acquired the rights to develop and operate the mines of GoldCorp Holdings, Co., on War Eagle Mountain, south of Boise, Idaho. The GoldCorp Holdings, Co., properties are adjacent to the open-pit mines of Kinross Gold Co., (NYSE-KGC).
Silver Falcon Mining, Inc., has assumed production responsibilities for War Eagle Mountain in 2007.
The mines of War Eagle Mountain have produced the following yields :
Oro Fino Mine : 10,766 tons @ 1.04 oz Gold/ton
Ida Elmore Mine : 13,283 tons @ 2.63 oz Gold/ton
Golden Chariot Mine : 32,173 tons @ 3.12 oz Gold/ton
Cumberland Mine : 3,325 tons @ 2.45 oz Gold/ton
Minnesota Mine : 7,024 tons @ 2.05 oz Gold/ton
Mahogany Mine : 7,515 tons @ 1.98 oz Gold/ton
S. Chariot Mine : 10,522 tons @ 2.00 oz Gold/ton
Mahogany #2 Mine : 15,000 tons @ 3.39 oz Gold/ton
Poorman Mine : 21,252 tons @ 1.97 oz Gold/ton Assays Report
Never Sweat Mine : 6,000 tons @ 2.42 oz Gold/ton
Illinois Central Mine : 11,205 tons @ 3.63 oz Gold/ton
Empire Mine : 7,579 tons @ 1.17 oz Gold/ton
Illinois Central # 2 : 11,635 tons @ 3.59 oz Gold/ton
War Eagle Mine : 3,315 tons @ 1.31 oz Gold/ton
SFMI The War Eagle Mountain poperty is located 70 miles south west of Boise, Idaho. The mountain is situated on the Owyhee Gold Trend of the Silver City Mining District.
Silver Falcon Mining, Inc., has acquired the rights to develop and operate the mines of GoldCorp Holdings, Co., on War Eagle Mountain, south of Boise, Idaho. The GoldCorp Holdings, Co., properties are adjacent to the open-pit mines of Kinross Gold Co., (NYSE-KGC).
Silver Falcon Mining, Inc., has assumed production responsibilities for War Eagle Mountain in 2007.
The mines of War Eagle Mountain have produced the following yields :
Oro Fino Mine : 10,766 tons @ 1.04 oz Gold/ton
Ida Elmore Mine : 13,283 tons @ 2.63 oz Gold/ton
Golden Chariot Mine : 32,173 tons @ 3.12 oz Gold/ton
Cumberland Mine : 3,325 tons @ 2.45 oz Gold/ton
Minnesota Mine : 7,024 tons @ 2.05 oz Gold/ton
Mahogany Mine : 7,515 tons @ 1.98 oz Gold/ton
S. Chariot Mine : 10,522 tons @ 2.00 oz Gold/ton
Mahogany #2 Mine : 15,000 tons @ 3.39 oz Gold/ton
Poorman Mine : 21,252 tons @ 1.97 oz Gold/ton Assays Report
Never Sweat Mine : 6,000 tons @ 2.42 oz Gold/ton
Illinois Central Mine : 11,205 tons @ 3.63 oz Gold/ton
Empire Mine : 7,579 tons @ 1.17 oz Gold/ton
Illinois Central # 2 : 11,635 tons @ 3.59 oz Gold/ton
War Eagle Mine : 3,315 tons @ 1.31 oz Gold/ton
SFMI .05 + .008 Press Release Source: Silver Falcon Mining, Inc.
Silver Falcon Mining, Inc. (SFMI) Updates Melba Mill Progress
Tuesday January 27, 2009, 9:45 am EST
NEW YORK, NY--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 27, 2009 -- Silver Falcon Mining, Inc. (Other OTC:SFMI.PK - News) and Deep Rock, Inc. today released a joint communication detailing progress on the Melba Mill Project.
As of January 23, 2009, Deep Rock, Inc. successfully completed all their contracted obligations to the Company over its new mill in Melba, ID. Silver Falcon Mining is thankful to Mr. William Martens, the head of Deep Rock, Inc. for his selfless dedication in bringing together all the various components on this state-of-the-art mill and preparing it for final assembly and startup. SFMI wishes Mr. Martens well in his future endeavors.
Starting immediately, Silver Falcon Mining has retained the services of an experienced mill engineer who will be calibrating and ramping up the production at the mill. The Company anticipates maximizing mill output on a 20 hours per day operational run-rate.
The Company also retained the services of a general manager of operations whose duties will be to coordinate and supervise the production of both the mill and the mines of War Eagle.
Mr. Pierre Quilliam, President of Silver Falcon Mining, Inc., said, "We are now coming into the second phase of our project in Idaho and we expect to be in revenue from our War Eagle operation as well as expansion of our mining sector." He further adds, "During our continued evaluations of the War Eagle property, some new developments have come to pass and will warrant exciting announcements."
Silver Falcon Mining, Inc. is an exploration and development Company specializing in high-grade Gold and Silver mining properties in North America.
Further Information contact Rich Kaiser, Investor Relations 800-631-8127 and/or the Company at 941-761-7819, www.silverfalconmining.com.
Silver Falcon Mining, Inc. cautions that the statements made in this press release constitute forward-looking statements, and not guarantees of future performance and actual results or developments may differ materially from the projections in the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on the estimates and opinions of management at the time the statements are made.
We are watching gold closely over the next few days/weeks...
We are watching gold closely over the next few days/weeks...
There's only about 22 million in the float as per the transfer agent and FCNR could bounce back quick imo. Best of luck to you Robstock, if you hear anything let us know.
Gold ...
http://seekingalpha.com/article/109162-dow-will-equal-gold-in-2009
Dow Will Equal Gold in 2009
by: Peter Cooper December 04, 2008 | about stocks: GLD / SLV /
This If you have to pick one investment class that will shine in 2009, then choose gold, and probably silver. My prediction is that this will be the year when the Dow Jones to gold ratio goes to one.
That is to say the Dow Jones Index will plunge again, way beyond the 7,000 limit target I suggested long ago for 2008, and head to 4-5,000, while at the same time the price per ounce of the yellow metal will tip the $4-5,000 an ounce level, way above the $2,000 now predicted by Citigroup.
US economic implosion
Obviously only a terrible implosion of the US and global economy could produce such a massive shift in asset values. But I fear that is what is coming in 2009 and the moment to prepare for it is now before it is too late.
Just look at those US auto figures for November, down 37 per cent, and that is the figure across the board. The Japanese and Korean manufacturers also got their sales walloped, albeit Chrysler took the biggest hit of 47 per cent.
No manufacturer on earth has profit margins big enough to absorb that sort of a sales collapse. That it is the largest consumer goods section of the world’s largest economy just sets the whole US economy up for a collapse. The only historical parallel is 1930.
Now the Federal Reserve and US Treasury have been on to this case for some while, pumping money into the US economy - around $8 trillion on the last count, or more than half the annual GDP. That must have some countering effect to this collapse in the real economy.
Bailout trillions
Any observer can see that money produced and spent this fast is not being invested wisely. Trillions to support banks on the brink of collapse can surely only put off the evil day, while running up bigger debts that have to be repaid in devalued dollars - or defaulted on - later.
What we have in motion is a downward spiral of mounting debts and falling production in the US economy. You really have to be hopelessly blind not to see it when you think about it. And spirals continue down until they reach a bottom. We are not there yet.
If the US was a Third World country, the IMF would be called in to run the economy. Debts would go into default, uneconomic companies and projects would be allowed to fail, putting people out of work and interest rates would shoot up.
The US authorities have been acting as though they could spend their way out of this fate. It might work to some extent, but all logic suggests this will not be enough to prevent an economic implosion. For 2009 that looks far too close to the Third World model for comfort.
Buy precious metals
What are investors to do in such circumstances? Personally I would avoid US treasury bonds which look like the next asset bubble about to burst, and go for gold and silver which will be the next bubble to form as the world struggles to dig itself out of this very big hole.
Eventually the world will emerge from this crisis, just as it emerged from the Great Depression of the 30s, but we have not even seen the bottom yet, let alone begun the recovery phase
Gold ...
http://seekingalpha.com/article/109162-dow-will-equal-gold-in-2009
Dow Will Equal Gold in 2009
by: Peter Cooper December 04, 2008 | about stocks: GLD / SLV /
This If you have to pick one investment class that will shine in 2009, then choose gold, and probably silver. My prediction is that this will be the year when the Dow Jones to gold ratio goes to one.
That is to say the Dow Jones Index will plunge again, way beyond the 7,000 limit target I suggested long ago for 2008, and head to 4-5,000, while at the same time the price per ounce of the yellow metal will tip the $4-5,000 an ounce level, way above the $2,000 now predicted by Citigroup.
US economic implosion
Obviously only a terrible implosion of the US and global economy could produce such a massive shift in asset values. But I fear that is what is coming in 2009 and the moment to prepare for it is now before it is too late.
Just look at those US auto figures for November, down 37 per cent, and that is the figure across the board. The Japanese and Korean manufacturers also got their sales walloped, albeit Chrysler took the biggest hit of 47 per cent.
No manufacturer on earth has profit margins big enough to absorb that sort of a sales collapse. That it is the largest consumer goods section of the world’s largest economy just sets the whole US economy up for a collapse. The only historical parallel is 1930.
Now the Federal Reserve and US Treasury have been on to this case for some while, pumping money into the US economy - around $8 trillion on the last count, or more than half the annual GDP. That must have some countering effect to this collapse in the real economy.
Bailout trillions
Any observer can see that money produced and spent this fast is not being invested wisely. Trillions to support banks on the brink of collapse can surely only put off the evil day, while running up bigger debts that have to be repaid in devalued dollars - or defaulted on - later.
What we have in motion is a downward spiral of mounting debts and falling production in the US economy. You really have to be hopelessly blind not to see it when you think about it. And spirals continue down until they reach a bottom. We are not there yet.
If the US was a Third World country, the IMF would be called in to run the economy. Debts would go into default, uneconomic companies and projects would be allowed to fail, putting people out of work and interest rates would shoot up.
The US authorities have been acting as though they could spend their way out of this fate. It might work to some extent, but all logic suggests this will not be enough to prevent an economic implosion. For 2009 that looks far too close to the Third World model for comfort.
Buy precious metals
What are investors to do in such circumstances? Personally I would avoid US treasury bonds which look like the next asset bubble about to burst, and go for gold and silver which will be the next bubble to form as the world struggles to dig itself out of this very big hole.
Eventually the world will emerge from this crisis, just as it emerged from the Great Depression of the 30s, but we have not even seen the bottom yet, let alone begun the recovery phase
I read it on a press release from a few months back. I also hope that they announce something on that in the near future, please let us know if you hear anything.
.. is clever. ;) Enjoy the evening langlui.
Stem cells and gold have been getting attention as of late.
Very nice.
It should have more room to the upside :)
SCLL +.0125 +0.0055
SCLL .0095 +.0025
Nice. SCLL trying, .0085 + .0015
Yep.
Looks like they are also trying SCLL now. The o/s count is much larger than MCET's o/s count though so it may not ever react like MCET did. jmo
Crude oil prices down, gold up
January 21, 2009
Crude futures for March and beyond sank on Tuesday, revealing broad pessimism in the markets over energy demand in the foreseeable future.
A limited number of traders took advantage of the February contract, which expired on Tuesday, the only month that saw prices rise.
Crude prices have fallen as the place to store it has thinned, with millions of barrels of unwanted oil now being stored at sea or in facilities on land.
Light, sweet crude for February delivery rose $2.23 to settle at $38.74 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The March contract, where the vast majority of trading took place, tumbled 4.1 per cent, or $US1.73, to settle at $US40.84.
The phenomenon is what traders call a "contango," where oil that must delivered in the next few weeks is cheaper than in the months ahead.
The February contract has fallen about one-third in two weeks because of burgeoning supplies at Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for the Nymex.
Weighing on all the contracts is a severe recession in developed countries and a slump in global oil demand. Hundreds of US companies report fourth quarter earnings this week and could cement fears that the global economy is worsening.
In London, the March Brent contract fell $US1.25 to $US43.55 on the ICE Futures exchange.
In other Nymex trading, gasoline futures fell 5.23 cents to $US1.1149 a gallon. Heating oil dropped 8.53 cents to $US1.3881 a gallon while natural gas for February delivery slid 12.7 cents to $US4.674 per 1,000 cubic feet.
COMEX
Gold prices rose to their highest in more than a week on speculation that the recession will deepen as banks continue to fail, boosting the appeal of the precious metal as a haven. Silver declined.
Gold futures for February delivery rose $US15.30, or 1.8 per cent, to $US855.20 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Earlier, the price reached $866.60, the highest since January 9.
Silver futures for March delivery fell 4 cents, or 0.4 per cent, to $US11.175 an ounce.
Equities fell around the world, and the Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of 19 raw materials dropped as much as 2.2 per cent. The dollar rose the most in a month against a weighted basket of six major currencies.
Gold generally moves in the opposite direction of the dollar. On days when they move in tandem, investors are seeking safety.
Gold futures reached an all-time high of $1,033.90 on March 17. Futures averaged $873.98 last year.
© 2009 AAP
Crude oil prices down, gold up
January 21, 2009
Crude futures for March and beyond sank on Tuesday, revealing broad pessimism in the markets over energy demand in the foreseeable future.
A limited number of traders took advantage of the February contract, which expired on Tuesday, the only month that saw prices rise.
Crude prices have fallen as the place to store it has thinned, with millions of barrels of unwanted oil now being stored at sea or in facilities on land.
Light, sweet crude for February delivery rose $2.23 to settle at $38.74 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The March contract, where the vast majority of trading took place, tumbled 4.1 per cent, or $US1.73, to settle at $US40.84.
The phenomenon is what traders call a "contango," where oil that must delivered in the next few weeks is cheaper than in the months ahead.
The February contract has fallen about one-third in two weeks because of burgeoning supplies at Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for the Nymex.
Weighing on all the contracts is a severe recession in developed countries and a slump in global oil demand. Hundreds of US companies report fourth quarter earnings this week and could cement fears that the global economy is worsening.
In London, the March Brent contract fell $US1.25 to $US43.55 on the ICE Futures exchange.
In other Nymex trading, gasoline futures fell 5.23 cents to $US1.1149 a gallon. Heating oil dropped 8.53 cents to $US1.3881 a gallon while natural gas for February delivery slid 12.7 cents to $US4.674 per 1,000 cubic feet.
COMEX
Gold prices rose to their highest in more than a week on speculation that the recession will deepen as banks continue to fail, boosting the appeal of the precious metal as a haven. Silver declined.
Gold futures for February delivery rose $US15.30, or 1.8 per cent, to $US855.20 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Earlier, the price reached $866.60, the highest since January 9.
Silver futures for March delivery fell 4 cents, or 0.4 per cent, to $US11.175 an ounce.
Equities fell around the world, and the Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of 19 raw materials dropped as much as 2.2 per cent. The dollar rose the most in a month against a weighted basket of six major currencies.
Gold generally moves in the opposite direction of the dollar. On days when they move in tandem, investors are seeking safety.
Gold futures reached an all-time high of $1,033.90 on March 17. Futures averaged $873.98 last year.
© 2009 AAP
MCET .044 new high of day
It sure came close today @ 39.47, good trade.
ACTC .25 , and you wished you had all of yours at .12. I do not have a position right now either. Congrats to ANYONE in that stock right now !
Yes, I've been corresponding with them and there are also ihub members who have some great information to share with one another here. A win win situation for charting imo.
Lots of calls on that one.
ACTC new high of day .215 +.055
100% gain from .005, nice.
Just a matter of time.
STEM 3.01 + .48
FCNR is highly speculative compared to those but then again, that's why people tend to play pennies, for speculation and risk vs. reward. With such a low float it would not take much to turn this one around imo.