Nautilus - etwas kommendes?

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07.01.13 21:28
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyund die Russen dürfen nicht vergessen werden......

Major Sharholders per 31.10.2011

28.08.12 14:05  #51
Metalloinvest Holding (Cyprus) Limited      (21.0%)
Anglo American plc                                     (11.1%)
Mawarid Mining LLC                                   (9.98%)

Quelle:http://www.nautilusminerals.com/s/majorshare.asp


Metalloinvest Holding (Cyprus) Limited engages in prodcing iron ore. The company is based in Cyprus. Metalloinvest Holding (Cyprus) Limited operates as a subsidiary of Metalloinvest Management Company, LLC.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metalloinvest  

07.01.13 21:48
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyMetalloinvst hat für die knapp 21% - 22% in 2008

CAN $0,64 p.Share (ca.) bezahlt,...wenn ich mich nicht verrechnet habe..

ob die mit einem so geringen + nach der langen Durststrecke zufrieden sind.... wohl kaum

http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/260595/...tilus-minerals-inc-nautilus  

07.01.13 22:07
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinasky+70 % heute @ Nasdaq OTC :-))

persönliches Kursziel (kurzfristig) CAN $1,10-1,14

dort befindet sich der nächste massive Widerstand

DISLAIMER/HINWEIS:Die in diesem Beitrag/Posting und in meinen Postings #108 - #126 enthaltenen Angaben stellen keine Aufforderung zum Kauf oder Verkauf von Wertpapieren dar, sondern spiegeln nur meine persönliche-subjektive Meinung wieder. Ich übernehme keinerlei Haftung für finanzielle Verluste, Irrtümer sind vorbehalten! Börsengeschäfte, besonders Termingeschäfte, beinhalten Risiken, die zu einem Totalverlust des eingesetzten Kapitals und darüber hinaus führen können! Alle Angaben und Quellen werden sorgfältig recherchiert. Für die Richtigkeit sämtlicher Inhalte wird jedoch keine Garantie übernommen, ich behalte mir trotz größter Sorgfalt einen Irrtum insbesondere in Bezug auf Zahlenangaben und Kurse ausdrücklich vor. Die enthaltenen Informationen stammen aus Quellen, die für zuverlässig erachtet werden, erheben jedoch keineswegs den Anspruch auf Richtigkeit und Vollständigkeit.
Die hier wiedergegebene subjektive Meinung stellt keine Kauf- bzw. Verkaufsempfehlungen dar, weder explizit noch implizit ist sie als Zusicherung etwaiger Kursentwicklungen zu verstehen. Ich schließe jede Haftung diesbezüglich aus. Der von mir eingestellte Beitrag dient ausschließlich der Information und stellt keine wie auch immer geartete Handlungsaufforderung dar. Obligater Hinweis auf die im User-Profil gemachten Angaben.  

08.01.13 14:09

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyNautilus Minerals to resume at open 2013-01-08

Nautilus Minerals to resume at open

2013-01-08 08:03 ET - Resume Trading


Zitat:"An anonymous director reports

NAUTILUS RESPONDS TO ANNOUNCEMENT OF UNSOLICITED TAKE-OVER BID

Nautilus Minerals Inc. has become aware through a news release dated Jan. 7, 2013, that Michael Bailey and an entity controlled by him intend to make an unsolicited offer to purchase all of the outstanding shares of Nautilus.

Nautilus has not had any contact with Mr. Bailey or any entity controlled by him with respect to this unsolicited offer and has no prior knowledge thereof. Nautilus is therefore unable to make any determinations regarding the offer or its validity." ENDE ZITAT

Quelle:
http://www.stockwatch.com/News/...2030234&symbol=NUS&region=C

frei übersetzt aus dem google-deutsch:


Nautilus Minerals Inc. bewusst geworden durch eine Pressemitteilung vom 7. Januar 2013, dass Michael Bailey und ein Unternehmen von ihm gesteuert werden, um eine unaufgeforderte Angebot zu machen, um alle ausstehenden Aktien von Nautilus kaufen wollen.

Nautilus hat keinen Kontakt mit Herrn Bailey oder einem Unternehmen, das von ihm in Bezug auf diese unaufgeforderte Angebot gesteuert und hat keine Vorkenntnisse davon. Nautilus ist daher nicht in der Lage, alle Bestimmungen über das Angebot oder über seine Gültigkeit zu machen.  

08.01.13 17:58
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943 Postings, 5981 Tage Alfgolf2tja die frage ist nur...

ist es ein FAKE??
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Nur wer an sich glaubt, kann anderen helfen, an sich zu glauben.

08.01.13 20:25

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyauf Stockhouse.com wird darüber "nachgedacht"....

however,...der Kurs ist IMHO so oder so unterbewertet , auch mit den 097

Allein die Assets (Rechte/Lizenzen & Maschinen)....

auch wenn heute jmd gekauft haben sollte,....

das MM beteiligte sich ja mit eigenem Kapital noch vor kurzer Zeit zu Kursen über $1

also,... locker bleiben und warten was aus der Sache wird,...

selbst wenn es Fake war..... und der Kurs wieder zurück kommt,..... don´t worry

gibt´s ggf. nochmals Gelegenheit zum verbilligen.... :-)  

08.01.13 20:40
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyhp von NUS wieder erreichbar,...

also nochmals um die Sache zu verdeutlichen,...unten aufgeführt die Financials....


Financial:
Debt free as at Sept 30, 2012.
Cash on Hand US$90.9 million as at Sept 30, 2012.
Additional potential cash from full dilution - US$12.9 million

NB: The Company released its Q3 financial results on November 14, 2012.

These can be viewed here under Financial Reports.
                      

§
Significant Shareholders (>3%):
Significant Shareholders as at September 30, 2012, include:
Metalloinvest Holding (Cyprus) Limited 21%
Anglo American plc 11.1%
Mawarid Mining LLC 16.9%
Teck Resources 4.5%

Shares not in public hands (as defined by AIM Rules) - 26%.

Treasury Shares:
Nautilus Minerals does not hold any shares in Treasury.

...darüber hinaus sind insgesmt 53% aller Shares bereits in Händen von Institutionellen oder Major Shareholders,... 26 % der Shares sind nicht in öffentlicher Hand.....
das bedeutet mM nach dass 79% !"!! der Shares "verteilt" sind...

der Free Float demzufolge nur 21% !"!!  

09.01.13 16:01
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943 Postings, 5981 Tage Alfgolf2kann keine grünen Sterne mehr geben....

aber sehr interessant und informativ chinasky:))
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Nur wer an sich glaubt, kann anderen helfen, an sich zu glauben.

10.01.13 11:43
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyRobbert Gooeden ex chief scientific adviser suppor

Zitat:"Nautilus hostile suitor Bailey gets ex-adviser's support

2013-01-09 15:24 ET - News Release

An anonymous director of Gannibal Securities reports

ROBBERT GOODEN FROMER ADVISOR TO NAUTILUS WILL TAKE JOB AS INTERIM CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Robbert Gooden, the former chief scientific adviser to Nautilus Minerals Inc., has joined Michael Bailey and his family office solely controlled by him in the commencement of a tender offer for all outstanding shares of common stock of Nautilus Minerals for 97 cents per share, net to the seller in cash.

Mr. Gooden is currently the chairman of Subsea Minerals Ltd. and was a former senior advisory board member to Nautilus Minerals. Mr. Gooden will assume the role of interim chairman of the board at closing.

Under the terms of the tender offer, the family office controlled solely by Mr. Bailey will commence a hostile all-cash bid to purchase all the outstanding shares of Nautilus Minerals for 97 cents per share for an aggregate purchase price of $237.99-million. This represents a 108.6-per-cent premium to the previous-day closing price of Nautilus's stock.

The tender offer is scheduled to expire at 12 a.m. EST on March 1, 2013, unless the tender offer is extended. The tender offer is conditioned on the tender of a majority of Nautilus's shares calculated on a fully diluted basis, as well as the receipt of certain regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.

Gannibal Securities has been engaged to act as adviser in this transaction, and will negotiate lock-up agreements with major Nautilus Minerals shareholders Metalloinvest (21.0 per cent), Anglo American (11.1 per cent), MB Resources (16.9 per cent) and Teck Resources (4.5 per cent). The law offices of Bacchus Law will represent Mr. Bailey in this transaction. The law firm of Fasken Martineau will no longer be representing Mr. Bailey in this transaction due to conflicts of interest with current board members of Nautilus.

The family office controlled solely by Mr. Bailey currently owns a minority stake in the company and is now making a hostile bid to acquire 100 per cent of the outstanding company stock with the intention of taking the company private to finance and execute the underwater mining business plan with Mr. Gooden's expert guidance.

Mr. Bailey, an experienced investor and resident of Canada, is an algorithmic trader and formerly a member of the Band of Scoundrels, an elite group of high-frequency proprietary traders that successfully shorted Citigroup and profited over $130-million in October, 2008.

The acquisition is expected to close March, 2013; however, the close date is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory review in Canada." ENDE ZITAT

Quelle:http://www.stockwatch.com/News/...2030671&symbol=NUS&region=C  

10.01.13 13:18
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyBaily said he can start commissioning near future

Zitat:" Nautilus bid reaffirmed by Bailey but doubts remain
by Mike Foley — created Jan 10, 2013 01:22 PM

Private Canadian investor Michael Bailey responded to speculation that his sensational announcement of a hostile takeover bid for subsea explorer Nautilus Mineral was a hoax. However, significant questions remain. Mike Foley reports.
 
Nautilus bid reaffirmed by Bailey but doubts remain

Drilling at the Solwara 1 project.

Bailey, speaking to AJM today, says his offer is genuine. The deal stands and is backed by “offshore funds”. He said “I am just waiting to hear back from [Nautilus’ chief executive and chairman] Michael Johnston.”

However, Nautilus says it is yet to receive an official offer. Two law firms cited as Bailey’s legal representatives in the bidding process have either denied or refused to confirm their involvement.

Undeterred, Bailey reiterated and bolstered his takeover bid in a fresh statement to the Marketwatch.com website today, claiming he has engaged Nautilus’ former chief scientific advisor, Robbert Gooden [sic], as interim chairman.

Robert Goodden, chairman of UK consultancy Subsea Minerals, has a technical advisory role in Nautilus Minerals and consults for several other marine mining companies.

Bailey told the AJM Goodden brings experience in developing subsea mining equipment, which will be vital in getting Nautilus’ stalled Solwara 1 project in PNG off the ground.

Bailey’s first press release drew suspicion by citing a law firm that contradicted Bailey’s claim it was involved in his takeover bid.

Canadian law firm Fasken Martineau denied to the Australian Financial Review that it was a representative for the bid.

However, Bailey’s latest release nominates Vancouver-based Bacchus Law as his new advisor. The firm, citing commercial ethics, would neither confirm nor deny its involvement at the time of writing.

The family office controlled solely by Michael Bailey is offering $0.97 CAD per share in Nautilus for an aggregate purchase price of $237.99 million CAD. Nautilus’ share price is currently $0.58CAD.

Gannibal Securities, a small Canadian financial firm, has been engaged to act as Bailey’s advisor. In fact, Bailey himself answers the phones at Gannibal’s offices

Nautilus’ major shareholders include Metalloinvest (21.0%), Anglo American(11.1%), MB Resources(16.9%) and Teck Resources(4.5%). Bailey is understood to hold a stake of less than 10%.

Bailey told the AJM he is confident in his plans to kickstart the beleaguered Solwara 1 project, which has stalled on a lack of funding. Nautilus claims that the PNG Government, which holds a 30% stake in the company, has failed to deliver its funding obligations, totalling $51.5m. The Government disputes the claim and is yet to deliver funding.

Bailey said he can kick start commissioning in the near future, should his takeover bid be successful.

We have the financing for this ready to get [commissioning] going. Nautilus has $90m in cash, but is deciding to sit on it for reasons that are unknown to me.

“My goal for the PNG government is to offer some royalty for what they have done so far and require no further investment from them.” "ENDE ZITAT

Quelle:http://www.theajmonline.com.au/mining_news/news/...-but-doubts-remain  

10.01.13 13:26
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyBailey - Robert Gooeden - Nautilus

Zitat:"Doubts about the veracity of a proposed takeover offer for subsea mining hopeful Nautilus Minerals are rising after a former consultant to the company said a press release indicating involvement with the bidder was released without his approval."

Quelle:http://www.afr.com/p/business/companies/...ver_pCurSxkusa0iRnnb0mQLFJ

aus dem google.-deutsch:
"Zweifel an der Echtheit eines geplanten Übernahmeangebot für Unterwasser-Bergbau hoffnungsvolle Nautilus Minerals steigen, nachdem ein ehemaliger Berater des Unternehmens sagte in einer Pressemitteilung angibt Auseinandersetzung mit dem Bieter ohne seine Zustimmung veröffentlicht wurde."  

10.01.13 20:43

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyBailey engagiert Übernahme-Berater

Zitat:"Nautilus hostile suitor Bailey hires takeover adviser

An anonymous director reports

MICHAEL BAILEY ENGAGES TRUE NORTH ADVISERS TO CONSULT ON NAUTILUS MINERAL TAKEOVER BID

Gannibal Securities and the family office of Michael Bailey have retained True North Advisers to provide mergers and acquisition advisory services to consult Mr. Bailey's takeover bid and negotiate terms with the Papua New Guinea government upon the completion of the Nautilus Minerals go-private transaction. Michael Jaliman will act as the lead consultant on the transaction.

Mr. Jaliman assists clients with business strategy, organizational development and executive coaching. Mr. Jaliman has served as senior managing director at Fujitsu Consulting and as the regional head of its financial services practice. At McKinsey & Co., he developed transformational leadership training and worked on corporate strategy. As director of strategic planning at KPMG Asia Pacific, Mr. Jaliman developed strategy for building KPMG's consulting practice in Asia and served as an adviser to business and government leaders. As executive vice-president of Twenty First Century Venture Partners, Mr. Jaliman invested in and advised early-stage technology companies." ENDE ZITAT

Quelle:http://www.stockwatch.com/News/...2030963&symbol=NUS&region=C

aus dem google-deutsch:

Nautilus feindlicher Werber Bailey, engagiert Übernahme Berater

Ein anonymer Direktor Berichte

MICHAEL BAILEY ENGAGIERT TRUE NORTH BERATER AUF NAUTILUS MINERAL ÜBERNAHMEANGEBOTS CONSULT

Gannibal Securities und das Family Office von Michael Bailey haben True North Advisers beibehalten werden, um Fusionen und Übernahmen Beratung bieten zu Mr. Bailey Übernahmeangebot beraten und verhandeln Bedingungen mit der Regierung Papua-Neuguineas nach dem Abschluss des Nautilus Minerals go-Private-Transaktion. Michael Jaliman wird als Lead Consultant bei der Transaktion handeln.

Mr. Jaliman unterstützt Kunden mit Business-Strategie, Organisationsentwicklung und Coaching von Führungskräften. Mr. Jaliman als Senior Managing Director bei Fujitsu Consulting und als regionaler Leiter der Financial Services Practice serviert. Bei McKinsey & Co., entwickelte er Transformational Leadership Training und arbeitete an der Unternehmensstrategie. Als Direktor für strategische Planung bei KPMG Asia Pacific entwickelte Herr Jaliman Strategie für den Aufbau von KPMG Consulting Praxis in Asien und diente als Berater für Wirtschaft und Politik. Als Executive Vice-President von Twenty First Century Venture Partners investiert Mr. Jaliman in und beraten junge Technologie-Unternehmen.  

10.01.13 21:11

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyformer CEO David Haydon & DeepGreenResources &

Glencore......


   Zitat:"§DeepGreen strikes deal with Glencore for undersea mining metals

By Peter Koven

National Post (Canada)

15 June 2912

The world's largest commodity trader has endorsed speculative undersea mining as a handful of entrepreneurs continue to try to put the industry on the map.

Vancouver-based DeepGreen Resources Inc. has struck a deal with Glencore International Inc. under which the commodity giant agreed to buy 50% of the nickel and copper DeepGreen plans to produce from a seafloor project located west of Mexico.

DeepGreen is a private company founded by David Heydon, the man who built industry leader Nautilus Minerals Inc. and kick-started the underwater mining business. He has planned to take DeepGreen public in Toronto for more than a year, and Glencore's commitment is a potential catalyst to attract investors to an IPO. The offering has already been delayed because of weak market conditions.

Mr. Heydon views the Glencore deal as evidence that DeepGreen - and seafloor mining as a whole - need to be taken seriously.

"There are hundreds of mining companies on the TSX, but how many of them have offtake agreements with majors? You can draw some conclusions from that," he said in an interview.

The Glencore news comes just as the seafloor industry hits a major speed bump.
Nautilus was making good progress on its Solwara 1 project until two weeks ago, when it shocked investors with two pieces of bad news: a legal dispute with the government of Papua New Guinea, and funding problems related to its main vessel. The stock plunged 50% over the next two trading days, though it has recovered since then.

There are many skeptical investors that have watched this industry with interest, but won't believe in it until a project comes to fruition. The Nautilus setbacks appeared to confirm many of their fears. Nautilus planned to enter production next year until its recent problems left the timeline up in the air.

Mr. Heydon raised more than US$360-million in his time at Nautilus, but that company's plans are child's play compared to what he hopes to do with DeepGreen's Clipperton project.

He envisions a gigantic, multi-billion-dollar operation producing 60,000 tonnes of nickel, 50,000 tonnes of copper and 1.3 million tonnes of manganese a year. The nickel output alone would place it among the largest producers of that metal.

"It's a massive project and will produce a lot of metal," Mr. Heydon said.
Financing will obviously be a major hurdle for this project. Mr. Heydon and partner Peter Barnes (formerly of Silver Wheaton Corp.) plan to re-visit an IPO late this year or early next year. In the meantime, the company has been raising money privately. Mr. Heydon expects that DeepGreen will need US$200-million over the next four years to complete trial mining and a demonstration plant, though how the company raises capital will depend on market conditions.

While the Clipperton project represents a speculative new frontier for the mining industry, it is actually an old project. A consortium of mining companies did some work on it in the 1970s to prove it could be mined. But they could not get title to the deposit, located in international waters." ENDE ZITAT

Quelle:http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/...&r=0&s=NUS&t=LIST


zu DeepGreenResources:

Zitat:"Vancouver-based Diamond Fields International (DFI) said on Wednesday that it had entered into an agreement with DeepGreen Resources and its chairperson, David Heydon, to jointly develop nondiamond marine deposits.

DFI CEO Wayne Malouf said that the company had previously planned to expand its marine mining business and would be targeting opportunities globally.

Heydon was the founding president and CEO of Nautilus Minerals, the first company to commercially explore the sea floor for massive sulphide deposits, a potential source of high-grade copper, gold, zinc and silver.

He was responsible for Nautilus's corporate strategy to include major resources companies such as Barrick Gold, Gazmetall Holding, Anglo American and Teck Cominco as shareholders.

Further, Heydon led the initial public offering of Nautilus, raising over $360-million in the first two years to fund development of the world's first deep sea copper/gold mine at a water depth of 1 600 m.

Heydon said that he was excited to team up with one of the few established marine mining companies. "We will be following the lead set by the offshore oil and gas industry to tap vast offshore resources," he concluded." ENDE ZITAT

Quelle:http://www.miningweekly.com/article/...e-seafloor-deposits-2010-03-25

http://www.deepgreenresources.com/  (vollkommen aussagelose HP)  

11.01.13 08:09

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskySupport bei CAN$0,51 Widerstand bei CAN$0,70

resist. 1.40 2
resist. 1.33 2
resist. 1.21 2
resist. 1.15 2
resist. 1.09 6
resist. 0.99 9
resist. 0.91 8
resist. 0.84 5
resist. 0.70 5
supp 0.51 7
supp 0.40 2
supp 0.31 15

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...b=NUS.C&cobrand=&mode=stock

IMO der Bereich um CAN$0,84-0,99 wird schwer zu knacken sein..... zumal die CAN$0,97 als Übernahmepreis/-Angebot einen zusätzlichen Widerstand bedeuten.....

Sollte es tatsächlich eine "faire" Übernahme werden,... und es sich nicht wie von einigen vermutet umd "FAKE" handeln,... müsste IMHO das Angebot nochmals nachgebessert werden.... ob sich das Bailay allerdings leisten kann bezweifle ich stark. Es kommt jetzt ganz entscheidend auf die Major-Shareholders an. Das erscheint mir auch Grund für die momentane Funkstille / Kommunikationslosigkeit seitens des MM von NUS zu sein. Ich vermute sie führen intern Verhandlungen mit Ihren Majors um ggf. eine Lösung zu finden. Denn ohne das Know-How von NUS kommen offensichtlich auch die anderen (zum Teil schon sehr weit in Ihren Bemühungen fortgeschrittenen( DeepSeaMining- Unternehmen nicht weiter..... NUS hat viele Neider, viele Nationen die schnellst möglich im TiefseeBergbau beginnen wollen und viele Mitkonkurenten die ebenfalls schon sehr weit sind. Ich könnte mir vorstellen, das jetzt durch Ausgabe von neuen Aktien , oder durch den Erwerb von eigenen Aktien (genuegend Cash hätten sie ja), bzw. durch gezielte Käufe von den Majors, der Übernahme entgegen gewirkt wird,.... aber das sind nur ganz persönliche- subjektive Ideen.

In diesem Sinne,

good things come to those who trade, or wait

Chinasky  

11.01.13 21:41

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyBailey verschärft den Ton,.... Shareholder Letter

Zitat:"........Shareholders Letter.......ICHAEL BAILEY OPEN LETTER TO NAUTILUS MINERALS INC (TSX:NUS) SHAREHOLDERS...........Dear fellow Nautilus Minerals shareholders,..........I am a .... follower and shareholder of Nautilus Corp. To my dismay, I have watched this company continue to overpromise and underdeliver. I have completely lost confidence in the management team now led intermittently by Michael Johnston and previously by non-executive board member Stephen Rogers. The day that Mr. Rogers was appointed president and chief operating officer of NUS four years ago, NUS stock traded at $2.50 per share. ............
The decline in share price over this four-year period represents the clearest indication to us that the management of NUS has failed, and that the company will not succeed without a new management team and a drastically different strategy. As the largest shareholders of NUS, Metalloinvest, Anglo American PLC, Mawarid Mining LLC and we are urging to join our tender as we are unwilling to put our trust in the existing board and Mr. Johnston to turn this company around....."ENDE ZITAT

Quelle:http://www.stockwatch.com/News/...2031196&symbol=NUS&region=C  

12.01.13 06:00

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyALERT ! Angebot wurde auf CAN$1,10 erhöht !

CAN$1,10  = ? 0,84  (gem.Oanda.com)

Quelle:http://www.stockwatch.com/News/...2031196&symbol=NUS&region=C

IMHO "" the battle has begun "" :-)) bin mal auf die Kurse am Montag gespannt,.....

die im Posting #139 genannten Widerstände sollten folglich nicht mehr allzu grosse Bedeutung haben......

Zitat:"IMO der Bereich um CAN$0,84-0,99 wird schwer zu knacken sein..... zumal die CAN$0,97 als Übernahmepreis/-Angebot einen zusätzlichen Widerstand bedeuten....." ENDE ZITAT



Support/Resistance
      Type§      Value   Conf.
resist. 1.40 2
resist. 1.33 2
resist. 1.21 2
resist. 1.15 2
resist. 1.10 4
resist. 0.99 9
resist. 0.91 8
resist. 0.84 5
resist. 0.70 5
supp 0.53 7
supp 0.40 2
supp 0.31 15


http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...b=NUS.C&cobrand=&mode=stock  

14.01.13 14:15

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyUntertasse vs. Cup ? Charttechnik bitte um Hilfe..

http://www.investor-verlag.de/boersenwissen/...tertassen-formationen/

http://www.gevestor.de/details/...-der-chart-mal-pause-macht-206.html

http://www.bullchart.de/ta/formationen/index8.php

kann mir BITTE jmd von den Chart-Technikern / oder gerne auch Wavern
(gerne auch aus Nebenforen oder Nachbarthreads)

eine subjektive Einschätzung geben, ob wir aktuell ggf./moeglicherweise so ein "cup" bei NUS sehen.... ich meine -irgendwie- schon....

Gerne auch als BM, oder hier im Thread,

danke schon mal im Voraus,

Chinasky  

14.01.13 14:22

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyBeispiel-Chart "cup&handle"..sehe ich falsch??

 
Angehängte Grafik:
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14.01.13 14:22

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyund hier der 1Y-NUS-Chart....

 
Angehängte Grafik:
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15.01.13 19:50
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskywenn man schon mal Hilfe braucht,....

....irgenwie ist man dann doch auf sich selbst gestellt.... so human und nett immer alle tun...

kann nicht mal jmd über sein Schatten springen und sich ein paar Minuten mit dem Chart beschäftigen.... ist das in der heutigen Zeit zu viel verlangt....

sorry,....aber irgendwie dachte ich "hier ist man eine grosse Gemeinschaft"...

naja..... ich bleib dabei,... heute wurde damit begonnen den Henkel auszubilden...

die nächsten Tage sollte es dementsprechend beim aktuellen Kursgeschehen bleiben um

im Anschluss nochmals nach oben zu gehen....

(so habe ich halt mal meine eigene - "einfach-ins-blaue"-Theorie aufgestellt....

ist ja eh keiner da der mir widerspricht LOL

Chinasky  

16.01.13 19:23

943 Postings, 5981 Tage Alfgolf2tja ich kanns nicht widerlegen

also haste bestimmt recht:)
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17.01.13 15:05
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyOttawa businessman shifts tactic from takeover ...

.....vollständiger Bericht (relativ ausführlich) in engl. auf nachfolgendem Link:

http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en/...oid=170419&sn=Detail  

22.01.13 16:19

4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyVancouver Resource Investment Conference

Sonntag 20.01.2012 - Montag 21.01.2012

alles vertreten was Rang und Namen hat,... das Schöne... NUS war gleich am Sonntag Vormittag mit einer Präsentation am Start.....

da sollte (IMO) der Geist noch frisch gewesen sein...



http://www.cambridgehouse.com/event/...source-investment-conference-1

http://www.cambridgehouse.com/event/7920/exhibitors   ...... u.a. Nautilus Minerals


SILVER
          §Workshop 3 NovaCopper Inc       CORPORATE PRESENTATION
          §Workshop 4 Eco Oro Minerals Corp. CORPORATE PRESENTATION
          §Workshop 5 North American Nickel Inc. CORPORATE PRESENTATION
          §Workshop 6 Kaminak Gold Corp.         CORPORATE PRESENTATION

        Workshop 1 Riverstone Resources Inc. CORPORATE PRESENTATION - GOLD
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          §Workshop 5 Yellowhead Mining Inc. CORPORATE PRESENTATION
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4140 Postings, 5064 Tage chinaskyohne Commitment des MM wird es langsam eng

Type Value Conf.
resist. 1.40 2
resist. 1.33 2
resist. 1.21 2
resist. 1.15 2
resist. 1.10 2
resist. 0.99 9
resist. 0.91 8
resist. 0.84 5
resist. 0.70 5
resist. 0.62 5
resist. 0.51 14 <<<<<<  massiver Widerstand der ohne Commitment des MM
supp 0.40 3                  eine aus meiner Sicht zunehmende Gefahr für den Kurs
supp 0.35 2                 darstellt und diesen ggf. wieder bis in den unteren
supp 0.30 10               Support bringen könnte.....

Quelle:http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...&mode=stock#3WgG63cfGwf0GwFU.99  

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