added another gold mine today CGFIA mining sectors seem to be the best buys now, the green companys are haveing to much trouble getting off the ground
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looks like a double bottom to me and move up to .012 and then on to .015 or better.
missed buying yesterday did not fit into my plan. maybe latter wwill not chase. been buy gspg and sfrx on all down days slglf should come back down and fill the gap and i'll start buy in here. kind of waiting for my power to dry so i can buy larger lots
thanks I'll send her a e-mail and ask
just looking into her name not trying to scare anyone away I have a lot of shares in this company and have been here for a long haul of watching thing going down. but one can onle buy lower so many times befor wondering whats up so I try and find out whos working for me and what there back ground is just shareing with other holders on the site that might have more insight on this person no need to make it a burr in your side.
looking good to day if it pulls back a little I'll buy some more if not I'll keep what I have company look like a keeper to me. been buy on all pull backs for a long time now looking better all the time higher lows means steady growth.
not a lot of positive info tide to that name. has anyone found a bio on her
i sure hope that this is not the same Eleana Kalinina
http://agencyscams.com/Girls/ElenaKalinina.html
good charts in the i box thanks
strong opening gap up lets hope it fills gap today have order in if it back fills some
lookin good on the close, maybe the pr was a good herring for all of us longs
good time to be buying. buy when going down and sell on the way up while holding a base position freebees don't just along if you do nothing
left out debts owed would be my guess. they have a long way to go up befor i recover what i lost in the split. zero is closer. good to see someone take over this site as mod. good luck
thanks saltydog for some insight from a driffernt view i agree just finding a anchor in the water does not mean treasure nor finding a wagon wheel in the plains mean gold from bandits in the west. i think a lot more DD should be done here before droping any cash we have in our grubby hands,clean the deakc first of all possible scalywags
looks like we're getting good restance here if it holds it should go up. if not then its over for this year. looking at this company we should be doing a lot better given the hard eco. we've been in i think it hurt the green side on getting a viable plant built. the company should be more up front on whats going down. if they would answer more of their e-mails would be a pluss they used to responed right away.
i've been buy some every day latly under .008 i think when it breask it could spik first and then fall a little then contue up slowly
i think they fell off the grid, no lite bulbs in walgreens haven't seen much on this sleeper just people getting out with the losses they can handel
this company has what it needs to be a research gold mine company there mine look good we should be at least .15 or better
picked up more today, it looks like we are draging bottom here, start getting higher lows and we will be on our way to having a nice gold mine
if it drops to .0125 I'll start buying some more.
looking to buy today I'll put in and maybe buy more next week depending on whats happening. the i box pmunch did a bang up job
good site thanks I'am still not sold on this one almost pulled the trigger, then went with a gold mine insteed
did'nt know priates could spell
long and strong with you buddyrich good to see it heading north!!
looks to me like it could test the 0.014 area first if I am wrong then I'll miss it
its on my watch list for now
put in my buy to pick up some more and picked up more srsr yesterday
looks like a strong reversal day if ever I saw one
not in this one srsr and slglf and lfbg are looking best to me
its gotten stsle not much growth or things going on I ate at one in colorado springs good as always but they have dis contuned the bread soup bowls whats up with that cutting back on minu items worries me at this stage
cap and trade will kill most companys that use any carbon base fuels in plants or ele that is made from coal or oil fuels call your congress and stop cap and trade it will ruin our country
I thought we'd be higher too things look like they should be higher I just can't figure this one out
smack down time to un load befor it goes sub-penny
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we do need to re-test support points to keep a strong base if it spikes to fast there's always a hard sell off
start writing places like mine web asking for info on srsr and other sources and they will start digging and the name will get out there on sites that minning news is read
we're up nice today, need to have run to next level a steady climb is what I like to see. Then there's less chance of a sell off.
Junior gold miners see windows of opportunity
Few sectors have been as hard hit as the junior miners by last year's market collapse but capital raising opportunities are occurring, particularly in the gold sector
Author: Pav Jordan
Posted: Thursday , 25 Jun 2009
TORONTO (Reuters) -
Junior miners in Canada need to watch the swings in commodity markets to best gauge the timing on forays into capital markets, where windows of opportunity are opening after a long drought, investment bankers say.
Few have been harder hit by the global recession than the small miners and explorers that depend so much on external financing to survive until they can discover the mineral troves that can be sold on to bigger players.
Now investment bankers say financing is trickling back into the market, especially for companies that can prove they have minerals in the ground. But to do so, juniors must seize their opportunity before an unexpected market shift.
"The best position to be in is one in which you are ready to hit the market when one of these windows of opportunity opens," said Neville Dastoor, vice-president of investment banking at Canaccord Adams.
"We have at least seen quite a bit more money that is interested in more early-stage type opportunities coming into the market, which is very promising from our perspective," he said at this week at the MINEAfrica convention in Toronto.
That should encourage junior companies -- at times just two- or three-man teams who brave steamy tropical jungles or oxygen-starved mountain slopes in search of the next great mineral find.
Miners with no proven resources or reserves are at the bottom of the totem pole for investors.
"We're seeing cases where, if you are six to 12 months from cash flow, then your project is more desirable than, say, when it's a little bit more grass roots and needs a little bit more work," Mike White, a vice-president at boutique firm IBK Capital Corp, said at the conference.
GOLD LISTINGS
Gold miners are among the best placed for financing. The precious metal has gained value during the recession, and it's now trading well above $900 an ounce.
Prices benefited from U.S. dollar weakness and the desire by investors for a safe haven from economic turbulence. As a consequence, markets welcomed even new producers of the metal.
"The price of gold is moving up, so we're seeing a number of companies with gold properties listing because they are able to raise the funds to pursue those opportunities," said Tim Babcock, the director of listed issuer services for the TSX Venture Exchange, home of many junior miners.
"At the beginning of the year we didn't see a lot of that interest trickle down, but now we are seeing opportunities more broadly," Canaccord's Dastoor told Reuters on the conference sidelines this week.
Investment bankers say gold, silver and potash are minerals drawing investor dollars. Even industrial metals such as copper, whose prices are much more sensitive to economic turbulence, are starting to attract investment dollars.
They also say financing is becoming more available for miners at earlier stages in the production cycle -- as companies that already have cash flow become more expensive.
The return of available capital has helped small players such as Rimouski, Quebec-based Ressources Appalaches (APP.V: Quote). This week the junior gold miner completed a C$347,000 ($300,000) private placement to help develop its Dufferin mine in Nova Scotia.
Messina Minerals (MMI.V: Quote), a Vancouver-based zinc-lead explorer, recently announced a C$250,000 stock issue to fund exploration on its properties in Newfoundland and Labrador.
According to the Venture Exchange's Babcock, mining sector activity in capital markets increased in the first five months of 2009 versus the same period last year.
He said much of the capital raising came about through the exchange's so-called Capital Pool Company (CPC) program, a reverse merger listing vehicle that helps companies take projects public faster than the IPO (initial public offering) route.
A CPC listing can take as little as four or five weeks to complete, though usually takes between eight and 12 weeks. An IPO can take a lot longer and have more demanding financing schedules and stipulations.
"If there's a CPC there and you have a private mining asset and you want to take it public, it allows you almost to time the market," said Darrin Hopkins, director of corporate finance for Richardson Partners Financial Ltd, an independent Canadian wealth management firm.
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page66?oid=85536&sn=Detail
Junior gold miners see windows of opportunity
Few sectors have been as hard hit as the junior miners by last year's market collapse but capital raising opportunities are occurring, particularly in the gold sector
Author: Pav Jordan
Posted: Thursday , 25 Jun 2009
TORONTO (Reuters) -
Junior miners in Canada need to watch the swings in commodity markets to best gauge the timing on forays into capital markets, where windows of opportunity are opening after a long drought, investment bankers say.
Few have been harder hit by the global recession than the small miners and explorers that depend so much on external financing to survive until they can discover the mineral troves that can be sold on to bigger players.
Now investment bankers say financing is trickling back into the market, especially for companies that can prove they have minerals in the ground. But to do so, juniors must seize their opportunity before an unexpected market shift.
"The best position to be in is one in which you are ready to hit the market when one of these windows of opportunity opens," said Neville Dastoor, vice-president of investment banking at Canaccord Adams.
"We have at least seen quite a bit more money that is interested in more early-stage type opportunities coming into the market, which is very promising from our perspective," he said at this week at the MINEAfrica convention in Toronto.
That should encourage junior companies -- at times just two- or three-man teams who brave steamy tropical jungles or oxygen-starved mountain slopes in search of the next great mineral find.
Miners with no proven resources or reserves are at the bottom of the totem pole for investors.
"We're seeing cases where, if you are six to 12 months from cash flow, then your project is more desirable than, say, when it's a little bit more grass roots and needs a little bit more work," Mike White, a vice-president at boutique firm IBK Capital Corp, said at the conference.
GOLD LISTINGS
Gold miners are among the best placed for financing. The precious metal has gained value during the recession, and it's now trading well above $900 an ounce.
Prices benefited from U.S. dollar weakness and the desire by investors for a safe haven from economic turbulence. As a consequence, markets welcomed even new producers of the metal.
"The price of gold is moving up, so we're seeing a number of companies with gold properties listing because they are able to raise the funds to pursue those opportunities," said Tim Babcock, the director of listed issuer services for the TSX Venture Exchange, home of many junior miners.
"At the beginning of the year we didn't see a lot of that interest trickle down, but now we are seeing opportunities more broadly," Canaccord's Dastoor told Reuters on the conference sidelines this week.
Investment bankers say gold, silver and potash are minerals drawing investor dollars. Even industrial metals such as copper, whose prices are much more sensitive to economic turbulence, are starting to attract investment dollars.
They also say financing is becoming more available for miners at earlier stages in the production cycle -- as companies that already have cash flow become more expensive.
The return of available capital has helped small players such as Rimouski, Quebec-based Ressources Appalaches (APP.V: Quote). This week the junior gold miner completed a C$347,000 ($300,000) private placement to help develop its Dufferin mine in Nova Scotia.
Messina Minerals (MMI.V: Quote), a Vancouver-based zinc-lead explorer, recently announced a C$250,000 stock issue to fund exploration on its properties in Newfoundland and Labrador.
According to the Venture Exchange's Babcock, mining sector activity in capital markets increased in the first five months of 2009 versus the same period last year.
He said much of the capital raising came about through the exchange's so-called Capital Pool Company (CPC) program, a reverse merger listing vehicle that helps companies take projects public faster than the IPO (initial public offering) route.
A CPC listing can take as little as four or five weeks to complete, though usually takes between eight and 12 weeks. An IPO can take a lot longer and have more demanding financing schedules and stipulations.
"If there's a CPC there and you have a private mining asset and you want to take it public, it allows you almost to time the market," said Darrin Hopkins, director of corporate finance for Richardson Partners Financial Ltd, an independent Canadian wealth management firm.
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page66?oid=85536&sn=Detail
Junior gold miners see windows of opportunity
Few sectors have been as hard hit as the junior miners by last year's market collapse but capital raising opportunities are occurring, particularly in the gold sector
Author: Pav Jordan
Posted: Thursday , 25 Jun 2009
TORONTO (Reuters) -
Junior miners in Canada need to watch the swings in commodity markets to best gauge the timing on forays into capital markets, where windows of opportunity are opening after a long drought, investment bankers say.
Few have been harder hit by the global recession than the small miners and explorers that depend so much on external financing to survive until they can discover the mineral troves that can be sold on to bigger players.
Now investment bankers say financing is trickling back into the market, especially for companies that can prove they have minerals in the ground. But to do so, juniors must seize their opportunity before an unexpected market shift.
"The best position to be in is one in which you are ready to hit the market when one of these windows of opportunity opens," said Neville Dastoor, vice-president of investment banking at Canaccord Adams.
"We have at least seen quite a bit more money that is interested in more early-stage type opportunities coming into the market, which is very promising from our perspective," he said at this week at the MINEAfrica convention in Toronto.
That should encourage junior companies -- at times just two- or three-man teams who brave steamy tropical jungles or oxygen-starved mountain slopes in search of the next great mineral find.
Miners with no proven resources or reserves are at the bottom of the totem pole for investors.
"We're seeing cases where, if you are six to 12 months from cash flow, then your project is more desirable than, say, when it's a little bit more grass roots and needs a little bit more work," Mike White, a vice-president at boutique firm IBK Capital Corp, said at the conference.
GOLD LISTINGS
Gold miners are among the best placed for financing. The precious metal has gained value during the recession, and it's now trading well above $900 an ounce.
Prices benefited from U.S. dollar weakness and the desire by investors for a safe haven from economic turbulence. As a consequence, markets welcomed even new producers of the metal.
"The price of gold is moving up, so we're seeing a number of companies with gold properties listing because they are able to raise the funds to pursue those opportunities," said Tim Babcock, the director of listed issuer services for the TSX Venture Exchange, home of many junior miners.
"At the beginning of the year we didn't see a lot of that interest trickle down, but now we are seeing opportunities more broadly," Canaccord's Dastoor told Reuters on the conference sidelines this week.
Investment bankers say gold, silver and potash are minerals drawing investor dollars. Even industrial metals such as copper, whose prices are much more sensitive to economic turbulence, are starting to attract investment dollars.
They also say financing is becoming more available for miners at earlier stages in the production cycle -- as companies that already have cash flow become more expensive.
The return of available capital has helped small players such as Rimouski, Quebec-based Ressources Appalaches (APP.V: Quote). This week the junior gold miner completed a C$347,000 ($300,000) private placement to help develop its Dufferin mine in Nova Scotia.
Messina Minerals (MMI.V: Quote), a Vancouver-based zinc-lead explorer, recently announced a C$250,000 stock issue to fund exploration on its properties in Newfoundland and Labrador.
According to the Venture Exchange's Babcock, mining sector activity in capital markets increased in the first five months of 2009 versus the same period last year.
He said much of the capital raising came about through the exchange's so-called Capital Pool Company (CPC) program, a reverse merger listing vehicle that helps companies take projects public faster than the IPO (initial public offering) route.
A CPC listing can take as little as four or five weeks to complete, though usually takes between eight and 12 weeks. An IPO can take a lot longer and have more demanding financing schedules and stipulations.
"If there's a CPC there and you have a private mining asset and you want to take it public, it allows you almost to time the market," said Darrin Hopkins, director of corporate finance for Richardson Partners Financial Ltd, an independent Canadian wealth management firm.
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page66?oid=85536&sn=Detail
sure wish they could get this one off the groung this non-drilling stance that we have taken here in the U.S. is herting all of us