Explosion bei Hy Lake Gold

"And then on the golds, one I'm following is HY Lake Gold Inc."  

da will einer 41k zu 45cent! ob er die so günstig bekommt? :)  

Ähh, so wie ich des seh will er 41k verkaufen. Also nicht so gut für den kurs.=)  

dann hab ich da wohl was verwechselt. tut mir leid :(  

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Gold Climbs Above $800 An Ounce
Source: RTT News  12/04/2007

Gold prices moved higher again on Tuesday, adding to gains from the previous session. February gold added $7.10 to trade at $801.80. The metal moved further away from the 10-day low it hit on Friday...

Investors are looking ahead to the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, which is planned for Dec. 11. Many experts expect to see an interest rate cut for the third straight meeting. The question for many has become whether the Fed will elect to slash rates by either 25 or 50 basis points. Gold has soared to its highest level in 27 years, helped by the last two rate cuts.

Government-Think
Source: Ed Steer, Casey Research  12/04/2007

While at the New Orleans Investment Conference in October, I met our correspondent and contributor to the Daily Resource, Ed Steer. Ed is a diligent researcher and Director of GATA (Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee; www.gata.org).

In the following report, Ed relates his meeting of Larry Lindsey, a former advisor to the president. Though anecdotal, I find his story quite telling in terms of the convoluted views government officials have on the economic situation in the U.S. And it only confirms what we of Casey Research have been saying for years: don’t expect the government to find a way out of the financial mess the country is in; instead, buy gold and safe gold investments for the rainy day that is sure to come.
David Galland


One of the speakers I was particularly interested in hearing at the New Orleans Investment Conference this year was Larry (Lawrence) Lindsey, the former economic advisor to President George Bush in the very early years of his first term in office.

The reason that I dragged myself out of bed at 7:15 in the morning (a tough thing to do when you're whooping it up every night) to hear him had to do with an event that occurred in the second year of GATA's existence. The brighter lights at GATA had figured out that there was a serious problem in the gold market, and that the bullion banks were not only short massive amounts of the physical metal but also had a stack of derivatives written against gold.

Bill Murphy, GATA's chairman, approached a life-long friend of George W. Bush’s and was able to send an executive summary of these concerns directly to the president via his private fax at the White House. Bush had been president for only a few months, and there was concern that this problem, which had started under Clinton, would blow up on the Bush watch.

Murphy received a reply the same day, but it came from Larry Lindsey rather than Bush. In his reply, Lindsey acknowledged receipt of the fax but wrote that he wasn't prepared to comment because GATA consultant Reg Howe had filed suit against the Bank for International Settlements, the Federal Reserve and the US Treasury Department, plus a host of bullion banks, for rigging the gold market; and the case was still in the courts. Can't comment because it's before the courts? He's a public servant, and there's nothing in law that precludes government officials from commenting on matters in litigation.

Anyway, we soon discovered that President Bush wasn’t going to do a thing about it; and the fact of the matter was that the Bush administration was just as involved as the Clinton administration was.

Anyway, that's where it sat until I got to New Orleans.

The first thing that Lindsey asked when he started his speech was whether the cameras mounted in the speakers hall were TV cameras. Once he was assured that they weren't, away he went. I made notes, but I'm going to do some paraphrasing here and touch only the high points, but you'll get the drift.

The first thing he said was that he was a card-carrying member of the Brotherhood of International Central Bankers; and once a member, always a member. All for one, and one for all.

He commented that the Fed had turned the humble home from a place to live into a financial asset that had become a cash cow for homeowners who were using it like an ATM machine. Now we've all heard that before, but coming from him, it was candor I wasn't expecting. He went on to say that once the Fed noticed how bad the quality of loans was becoming, they were reluctant "to tinker with a boom," so they sat on their hands.

His charts went into the CDO problem, the ABCP (asset-backed commercial paper) market, mortgage-backed securities... the lot. He said that it will "force banks et al. to mark these products to market (over time) instead of their current practice of marking to model... or to myth." He wasn't the least bit worried about how the hedge funds would manage because, as he said, they were very good at looking after themselves -- or words to that effect.

With a "happy face," he appeared delighted that Wall Street had been able to unload hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of (now toxic) CDOs on the rest of the world, saying that "we Americans were very clever" in doing this.

He showed graphs of the real estate market, including the number of months of supply, and said that now that the real estate credit cycle had ended, few would be able to refinance their existing mortgages that had previously had all those teaser rates, and that housing prices were going to go into a steep decline.

In answer to a question from the audience about the obviously bogus CPI numbers, Lindsey said that it was a government statistic and that, speaking as a businessman himself, anyone in business should definitely not rely on it!

His comments on interest rates were to the effect that "by mid-2008, the Fed Funds rate would be 3.5%."

There was much more to the speech than this, but it was all along the same lines of "yep, we created this economic, financial and monetary monster, here's the road map of how we did it, and the results. Now it's up to the citizens of the U.S. and the rest of the world's financial community to live with the consequences."

His comments were eerily similar to those made back in the early '70s by then-Treasury Secretary John Connolly, when he said (to European central bankers, I believe), "It may be our currency, but it's your problem." Going further back in time, Marie Antoinette (just before being relieved of her head) said, "Let them eat cake."

And you were wondering why the Treasury International Capital numbers were so bad in August? Wonder no longer.

As soon as the speech was over, I hurried out into the hall to catch Lindsey before he took off. I managed to get a couple of minutes alone with him, picking up a few more items I found of interest.

First, I asked him how he felt about being removed from his advisory position with Bush after having the audacity to predict that the U.S. war in Iraq would cost at least $200 billion. This week, of course, we heard that the new estimates have it that the war will cost $2.4 trillion.

He shoved right past the question and said that it was a war that the U.S. must win because the security of the U.S. and the world depended on it. He pointed out to me that Franklin Roosevelt had spent 150% of U.S. GDP on WWII. I jumped in rather bravely and asked, "Does that mean the U.S. is prepared to spend $15 trillion on this war?" Lindsey thought about it for two seconds and said that 150% of GDP was more like $22 trillion and if that was what was required, so be it. At that moment I felt like Alice in Wonderland shortly after she had taken the red pill. I was incredulous.

Going further down the rabbit hole, I now forayed into the gold world. I worded my next question in such a way that he couldn't answer it with a simple yes or no. I mentioned his comments in the speech about CPI and told him that it was obvious that the inflation genie was out of the bottle, as commodity prices were on the rise and even gold was up to $750. I asked him how long he thought the Fed and the Treasury Department were going to hold the gold price down. He answered something along the lines of, "Neither the U.S. Treasury nor the Fed is doing anything to influence the gold price. It's all coming from the European central banks.” He then volunteered that he was, in fact, a "gold bull" because of all that was currently happening in the world. He then repeated that fact that he was a "gold bull."

By then a crowd had gathered around us, and questions from others were being asked. The first question was about a dollar devaluation, either planned (Plaza Accord-style) or unplanned, and how that would affect the U.S. Lindsey's answer was that it was foreign holders of dollar assets that would be hurt the most, not the U.S. When pressed on this particular point, Lindsey said that, "No, a 20-30% drop in the value of the dollar would have minimal impact within the U.S."

By this time, Lindsey was starting to look like the Mad Hatter, so I knew that it was time to go. I took the blue pill and crawled out of the rabbit hole.

I wish you had been there. Lindsey's speech and answers to my questions and those of others were totally off the charts. However, he was a great speaker and a really charming guy, the 21st-century equivalent of a salesman selling snake oil out of the back of a covered wagon.

In celebration, I bought some more physical gold. Then I put a deposit on the (slightly used) WWII surplus twin 50-calibre machine gun that the Mogambo Guru had put up for sale.

See you in the trenches, and take your crash helmet with you.

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A Case Emerging for Central Banks Buying Gold
Source: Thomas Kelly, Seeking Alpha  12/03/2007

...I will particularly point out the rather small levels of gold held in China and Russia. Current account surpluses in these countries are booming (at about $325 billion in the last 12 months according to The Economist), and if these countries want to continue sterilizing money (not converting it back into local currency in order to prevent a rapid currency appreciation), they have few choices in which to hold foreign reserves (mainly the dollar, euro, to a lesser extent the pound, and then gold). Obviously gold as an asset class is massively underowned by both central banks, and Russia has already been increasing its gold holdings for the last year. A move to increase gold holdings by China appears to be a question of when rather than if, because at the rate with which they are piling up forex reserves, the weighting of gold in China’s reserve portfolio is actually decreasing. When China starts buying, gold will begin the next leg up in its bull run.




 

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"HY Lake Gold Inc. trades on the CNQ, so it’s a bit under the radar, but they’re up next to the Gold Eagle discovery in Red Lake, which has been quite significant. And HY Lake also did a joint venture with Goldcorp Inc. and now controls quite a piece of land, so they’re probably on track for the next discovery in that region." (11/20/2007)
   -   The Gold Report Interview with Ron Struthers (11/20/2007)

Wed, Oct 18, 2006
12:26 PM CNQ Bulletin - Canadian Trading and Quotation System Inc. - Approved - HY Lake Gold Inc. (HYLK) - Canada NewsWire

ALSO hat Hy Lake nicht nur drei, sondern vier Ziele, die sie uns hoffentlich bald berichten werden:

1. Bohrergebnisse
2. Neue Investoren für Private Placement
3. Gebietserweiterung
4. Bessere Börsennotierung, so wie VG Gold an der TSX

 

was geht da bloss ab im Managment
ich würde die am liebsten alle rausschmeisen !

der kurs soll nach norden und nicht nach südwest ;)

aber immer diese wackeltrader , kurs ist nur am erhohlen und baaam verkaufen diese kleinen -....- , naja ich sehe den kurs bei unter 0,40 bei Jahresende

des es kommen weder news noch sonst was, und was danach kommt k.p

mfg
ypsilon  

steig doch aus, wenn der kurs bis jahresende nach deiner meinung unter 0,4€ ist. und woher willst du wissen, dass keine news mehr kommen? total überflüssiges posting!  

ich bleib weiterhin drin den ich setze meine ziele bei hy lake in 2008 fest.
aber dieses Jahr sollte man realistisch sein
es wird keinerlei news geben bzw. analysen von bohrungen etc.

jedoch muss man positiv in die zukunft denken
 

Habe gerade eine Mail von Rohstoffraketen bekommen:

für Hy Lake Gold sind wir nach wie vor sehr positiv. Der Titel gehört nicht
umsonst zu den "10 besten Goldaktien" (siehe die Rohstoffstudie 4). Man sollte daher in jedem Fall investiert bleiben.

Vllt nichts neues, fühle mich jetzt aber mal wieder bestätigt in dieser Aktie investiert zu sein.;)  

Tolle nachrichten:

Heute/Morgen wird der monatliche Bericht veröffentlicht.
Und jetzt das beste:
NEWS/drilling results werden noch diesen monat veröffentlicht.
Sie liegen bereits im office.
Ich persönlich rechne damit des die drilling results vor Weihnachten veröffentlicht werden, kann aber keinen Grund nennen wieso, einfach so ein gefühl.=)  

"News"
kannst du uns noch mitteilen woher du das weißt, dass wir die ersehnten news noch in diesem monat sehen werden? vielen dank!  

http://aktien.wallstreet-online.de/informer/...10.1.0&thread_page=208

Es gibt zwei gute Nachrichten:

mail von
Hi,
We are just compiling the last of the Mt. Jamie results. Yes, it will be this month.
We will be filing our CNQ monthly report today/tomorrow. Please have a look for insight.
Regards,
Bob

ICH SAG SCHON MAL: FROHE WEIHNACHTEN!!!
FÜr alle, die den Jackpot heute nicht geknackt haben: Mit Hy Lake knacken wir ihn!!!  

"Habe gerade eine Mail von Rohstoffraketen erhalten:

für Hy Lake Gold sind wir nach wie vor sehr positiv. Der Titel gehört nicht
umsonst zu den "10 besten Goldaktien" (siehe die Rohstoffstudie 4). Man sollte daher in jedem Fall investiert bleiben."

http://aktien.wallstreet-online.de/informer/...10.1.0&thread_page=208

Also bis Ende des Monats wissen wir´s: Top oder Flop!
Bei Flop rechne ich mit Kursen von 0,20.
Bei Top rechne ich mit Kursen von 2,00.
Die Chance, den Jackpot zu knacken ist geringer...
Die Chance bei Hy Lake +500% zu machen ist wohl höher ;-) oder?  

Wer beglaubigt den die Echtheit der Mail? Handelt es sich etwa um einen Push-Versuch.  

du die echtheit nicht glaubst, dann schreib doch die personen an und sie werden dir dann wahrscheinlich die mails weiterleiten! du weißt, dass das verbreiten von falschen informationen strafbar ist, oder? also, warum sollte einer dann eine gefakte mail hier hereinstellen. ich bin absolut von der echtheit überzeugt. im notfall gibt es ja auch eine telefonnummer, wo du die firmen anrufen könntest.  

Sollten gute Bohrergebnisse kommen wird der kurs bestimmt schon vorher steigen. Rohstoffraketen, Pennystockraketen, Frick etc. werden wohl einsteigen und Hy Lake pushen. Auch in Kanada sollten Grandich, Struthers etc. Hy Lake empfehlen bevor die BE´s kommen. Dann sollten die news kommen und dann sollten die kleinanleger einsteigen. Wenn dann auch noch weitere Gebietsakquisitinen und neue investors einsteigen sollten oder Hy Lake gar fusionieren sollte, zB mit VG Gold oder sie werden von Goldcorp geschluckt oder verbinden sich mit Premier Gold die ja direkt in der Nähe liegen... dann könnte der Kurs weiter explodieren. Daher rechne ich nicht nur mit einer Kursexplosion sondern mit mehreren. Ende diesen und Anfang nächsten Jahres... Sobald größere Kauforders kommen wissen wir dass es losgeht!  

heute war doch mal ein guter tag der wieder hoffnug in die sache bringt.

so könnte es jeden Tag weiter gehen
bis zu den News und dann Booom ;))  

So bin hier nun auch mal noch mit einer kleineren Position aufgesprungen.  Bin ja mla gespannt, ob daraus noch was wird.

In diesem Sinne euch noch ein schönes WE.

 

Gruss

Kawa 

 

Der müsste doch heute kommen, oder? 

 

Ich will auch noch rein. Verkauft mir jemand seine Hy Lakes für 0,50?  

nach langem hin und her hat sich unsere Geduld  "" ausgezahlt ""

 

hat sich unser warten gelohnt? wenn die be gut ausfallen und der kurs um 200% oder höher steigt, dann hätte sich unser warten ausgezahlt. gruß elster07  

 

erstmals seit tagen die 40k wieder im bid.