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A STEP TOWARDS UNIFICATION FOR BOUGAINVILLIANS
By Edward Kenai
A significant reconciliation is to take place in Panguna between Ishmael Toroama, Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro on the 24th July 2013. This is seen as a very positive step towards unification for all factions that has since divided amongst themselves since the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed.
Since the Height of the Bougainville Civil War in the early 90s, a standoff within the BRA rank and files took place when a decision taken by the Political Leader at that time the Late Joseph Kabui was not well taken by the Late Francis Ona the Revolutionary Leader.
The Late Kabui made a decision to enter into negotiations with the PNG Government to find a lasting solution to the civil war which claimed a lot of lives. They were all under the Bougainville Peoples Progress (BRAs Political Arm) umbrella that ruled during that time.
Francis Ona didn’t agree and so Kabui had no choice but to stick to his decision to enter into a round table talks with the PNG Government.
Francis Ona didn’t like the idea about Autonomy but wanted OUTRIGHT INDEPENDENCE but Kabui wanted the Peace Process to continue that eventually led to the BOUGAINVILLE PEACE AGREEMENT and the Autonomous Bougainville Government being established.
What took place at that stand off was termed as the ‘ROREINANG COUP” which is something that has never been discussed since the BPA was signed up till now. This took place in a meeting in Roreinang Village in Kieta District, the village were Ishmael Toroama comes from. The ‘Roreinang Coup’ is the ROOT of the splits and factions that we have in Bougainville today.
Kabui realized that there would be no ‘Military Solution’ to this Civil War and so made a bold stand to get to the round table with the PNG Government and talk Peace process.
On a Military aspect, Ishmael Toroama decided to move with Kabui to support him all the way until the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed and eventually ABG established.
Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro remained with the Late Francis Ona and so had to name the faction ‘MEKAMUI’ because BRA’s Political leadership and Military Leadership was getting the round table to talk Peace and Normalcy.
This is how the factions began. Many of us Bougainvillians who enjoy the Peace and normalcy today should not forget this bold moves that the leaders took at that time.
This move now allowed BRA to start negotiations with the PNG Government.
Since then a total of 25 agreements and MOUs were signed that led to the Bougainville Peace Agreement which is the 26th Agreement according to the Chronology of agreements reached between parties at that time.
The Late Francis Ona had to have the Morgan Check Point up and call the surrounding areas "NO GO ZONE' and so Chris Uma as his military man had to be in charge of the Morgan Junction Check Point.
Also in regards to the Bougainville Peace Agreement , the Late Francis Ona did not want to participate in the Bougainville Peace Process and also the signing of the Bougainville Peace Agreement because he still demanded outright Independence and not an Autonomous Government Concept.
His right and dignity as the Leader of the Revolution was well respected by Kabui and Toroama.
The Political Leaders ( The Late Francis Ona and the Late Joseph Kabui ) have since passed away, but the Military people that stood in support of their decisions are still alive today and so their reconciliation is very significant to UNIFICATION for Bougainvilleans.
Reconciliation on the 24th July 2013
An INDEPENDENT MEDIATION TEAM has been working around the clock to get the factional leaders together and also get them to a round table talks to set a stage for the Significant Reconciliation.
The first ever meeting which saw for the first time the three war lords come together face to face for talks was at the famous Morgan Junction.
A series of meetings and mediations have already been conducted with the recent one held on Friday 12th July 2013 at Arawa.
The Independent Mediation Team together with the ABG Veterans Minister and his CEO to attend and have their inputs.
A final reconciliation date has been set for the 24th July 2013 and the venue would be in Panguna.
All Ex-Combatants ( BRAs, Mekamui’s, Resistance and other factions) from North, Central, South will arrive in Arawa on the 22nd July and all be meeting at the Arawa Youth Centre before going up to Panguna on the 24th July 2013 for the Reconciliation Ceremony.
This reconciliation is a step forward for THE UNIFICATION PROCESS for all of us Bougainvillians.
A STEP TOWARDS UNIFICATION FOR BOUGAINVILLIANS
By Edward Kenai
A significant reconciliation is to take place in Panguna between Ishmael Toroama, Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro on the 24th July 2013. This is seen as a very positive step towards unification for all factions that has since divided amongst themselves since the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed.
Since the Height of the Bougainville Civil War in the early 90s, a standoff within the BRA rank and files took place when a decision taken by the Political Leader at that time the Late Joseph Kabui was not well taken by the Late Francis Ona the Revolutionary Leader.
The Late Kabui made a decision to enter into negotiations with the PNG Government to find a lasting solution to the civil war which claimed a lot of lives. They were all under the Bougainville Peoples Progress (BRAs Political Arm) umbrella that ruled during that time.
Francis Ona didn’t agree and so Kabui had no choice but to stick to his decision to enter into a round table talks with the PNG Government.
Francis Ona didn’t like the idea about Autonomy but wanted OUTRIGHT INDEPENDENCE but Kabui wanted the Peace Process to continue that eventually led to the BOUGAINVILLE PEACE AGREEMENT and the Autonomous Bougainville Government being established.
What took place at that stand off was termed as the ‘ROREINANG COUP” which is something that has never been discussed since the BPA was signed up till now. This took place in a meeting in Roreinang Village in Kieta District, the village were Ishmael Toroama comes from. The ‘Roreinang Coup’ is the ROOT of the splits and factions that we have in Bougainville today.
Kabui realized that there would be no ‘Military Solution’ to this Civil War and so made a bold stand to get to the round table with the PNG Government and talk Peace process.
On a Military aspect, Ishmael Toroama decided to move with Kabui to support him all the way until the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed and eventually ABG established.
Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro remained with the Late Francis Ona and so had to name the faction ‘MEKAMUI’ because BRA’s Political leadership and Military Leadership was getting the round table to talk Peace and Normalcy.
This is how the factions began. Many of us Bougainvillians who enjoy the Peace and normalcy today should not forget this bold moves that the leaders took at that time.
This move now allowed BRA to start negotiations with the PNG Government.
Since then a total of 25 agreements and MOUs were signed that led to the Bougainville Peace Agreement which is the 26th Agreement according to the Chronology of agreements reached between parties at that time.
The Late Francis Ona had to have the Morgan Check Point up and call the surrounding areas "NO GO ZONE' and so Chris Uma as his military man had to be in charge of the Morgan Junction Check Point.
Also in regards to the Bougainville Peace Agreement , the Late Francis Ona did not want to participate in the Bougainville Peace Process and also the signing of the Bougainville Peace Agreement because he still demanded outright Independence and not an Autonomous Government Concept.
His right and dignity as the Leader of the Revolution was well respected by Kabui and Toroama.
The Political Leaders ( The Late Francis Ona and the Late Joseph Kabui ) have since passed away, but the Military people that stood in support of their decisions are still alive today and so their reconciliation is very significant to UNIFICATION for Bougainvilleans.
Reconciliation on the 24th July 2013
An INDEPENDENT MEDIATION TEAM has been working around the clock to get the factional leaders together and also get them to a round table talks to set a stage for the Significant Reconciliation.
The first ever meeting which saw for the first time the three war lords come together face to face for talks was at the famous Morgan Junction.
A series of meetings and mediations have already been conducted with the recent one held on Friday 12th July 2013 at Arawa.
The Independent Mediation Team together with the ABG Veterans Minister and his CEO to attend and have their inputs.
A final reconciliation date has been set for the 24th July 2013 and the venue would be in Panguna.
All Ex-Combatants ( BRAs, Mekamui’s, Resistance and other factions) from North, Central, South will arrive in Arawa on the 22nd July and all be meeting at the Arawa Youth Centre before going up to Panguna on the 24th July 2013 for the Reconciliation Ceremony.
This reconciliation is a step forward for THE UNIFICATION PROCESS for all of us Bougainvillians.
A STEP TOWARDS UNIFICATION FOR BOUGAINVILLIANS
By Edward Kenai
A significant reconciliation is to take place in Panguna between Ishmael Toroama, Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro on the 24th July 2013. This is seen as a very positive step towards unification for all factions that has since divided amongst themselves since the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed.
Since the Height of the Bougainville Civil War in the early 90s, a standoff within the BRA rank and files took place when a decision taken by the Political Leader at that time the Late Joseph Kabui was not well taken by the Late Francis Ona the Revolutionary Leader.
The Late Kabui made a decision to enter into negotiations with the PNG Government to find a lasting solution to the civil war which claimed a lot of lives. They were all under the Bougainville Peoples Progress (BRAs Political Arm) umbrella that ruled during that time.
Francis Ona didn’t agree and so Kabui had no choice but to stick to his decision to enter into a round table talks with the PNG Government.
Francis Ona didn’t like the idea about Autonomy but wanted OUTRIGHT INDEPENDENCE but Kabui wanted the Peace Process to continue that eventually led to the BOUGAINVILLE PEACE AGREEMENT and the Autonomous Bougainville Government being established.
What took place at that stand off was termed as the ‘ROREINANG COUP” which is something that has never been discussed since the BPA was signed up till now. This took place in a meeting in Roreinang Village in Kieta District, the village were Ishmael Toroama comes from. The ‘Roreinang Coup’ is the ROOT of the splits and factions that we have in Bougainville today.
Kabui realized that there would be no ‘Military Solution’ to this Civil War and so made a bold stand to get to the round table with the PNG Government and talk Peace process.
On a Military aspect, Ishmael Toroama decided to move with Kabui to support him all the way until the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed and eventually ABG established.
Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro remained with the Late Francis Ona and so had to name the faction ‘MEKAMUI’ because BRA’s Political leadership and Military Leadership was getting the round table to talk Peace and Normalcy.
This is how the factions began. Many of us Bougainvillians who enjoy the Peace and normalcy today should not forget this bold moves that the leaders took at that time.
This move now allowed BRA to start negotiations with the PNG Government.
Since then a total of 25 agreements and MOUs were signed that led to the Bougainville Peace Agreement which is the 26th Agreement according to the Chronology of agreements reached between parties at that time.
The Late Francis Ona had to have the Morgan Check Point up and call the surrounding areas "NO GO ZONE' and so Chris Uma as his military man had to be in charge of the Morgan Junction Check Point.
Also in regards to the Bougainville Peace Agreement , the Late Francis Ona did not want to participate in the Bougainville Peace Process and also the signing of the Bougainville Peace Agreement because he still demanded outright Independence and not an Autonomous Government Concept.
His right and dignity as the Leader of the Revolution was well respected by Kabui and Toroama.
The Political Leaders ( The Late Francis Ona and the Late Joseph Kabui ) have since passed away, but the Military people that stood in support of their decisions are still alive today and so their reconciliation is very significant to UNIFICATION for Bougainvilleans.
Reconciliation on the 24th July 2013
An INDEPENDENT MEDIATION TEAM has been working around the clock to get the factional leaders together and also get them to a round table talks to set a stage for the Significant Reconciliation.
The first ever meeting which saw for the first time the three war lords come together face to face for talks was at the famous Morgan Junction.
A series of meetings and mediations have already been conducted with the recent one held on Friday 12th July 2013 at Arawa.
The Independent Mediation Team together with the ABG Veterans Minister and his CEO to attend and have their inputs.
A final reconciliation date has been set for the 24th July 2013 and the venue would be in Panguna.
All Ex-Combatants ( BRAs, Mekamui’s, Resistance and other factions) from North, Central, South will arrive in Arawa on the 22nd July and all be meeting at the Arawa Youth Centre before going up to Panguna on the 24th July 2013 for the Reconciliation Ceremony.
This reconciliation is a step forward for THE UNIFICATION PROCESS for all of us Bougainvillians.
ENDS
By Edward Kenai
A significant reconciliation is to take place in Panguna between Ishmael Toroama, Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro on the 24th July 2013. This is seen as a very positive step towards unification for all factions that has since divided amongst themselves since the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed.
Since the Height of the Bougainville Civil War in the early 90s, a standoff within the BRA rank and files took place when a decision taken by the Political Leader at that time the Late Joseph Kabui was not well taken by the Late Francis Ona the Revolutionary Leader.
The Late Kabui made a decision to enter into negotiations with the PNG Government to find a lasting solution to the civil war which claimed a lot of lives. They were all under the Bougainville Peoples Progress (BRAs Political Arm) umbrella that ruled during that time.
Francis Ona didn’t agree and so Kabui had no choice but to stick to his decision to enter into a round table talks with the PNG Government.
Francis Ona didn’t like the idea about Autonomy but wanted OUTRIGHT INDEPENDENCE but Kabui wanted the Peace Process to continue that eventually led to the BOUGAINVILLE PEACE AGREEMENT and the Autonomous Bougainville Government being established.
What took place at that stand off was termed as the ‘ROREINANG COUP” which is something that has never been discussed since the BPA was signed up till now. This took place in a meeting in Roreinang Village in Kieta District, the village were Ishmael Toroama comes from. The ‘Roreinang Coup’ is the ROOT of the splits and factions that we have in Bougainville today.
Kabui realized that there would be no ‘Military Solution’ to this Civil War and so made a bold stand to get to the round table with the PNG Government and talk Peace process.
On a Military aspect, Ishmael Toroama decided to move with Kabui to support him all the way until the Bougainville Peace Agreement was signed and eventually ABG established.
Chris Uma and Moses Pipiro remained with the Late Francis Ona and so had to name the faction ‘MEKAMUI’ because BRA’s Political leadership and Military Leadership was getting the round table to talk Peace and Normalcy.
This is how the factions began. Many of us Bougainvillians who enjoy the Peace and normalcy today should not forget this bold moves that the leaders took at that time.
This move now allowed BRA to start negotiations with the PNG Government.
Since then a total of 25 agreements and MOUs were signed that led to the Bougainville Peace Agreement which is the 26th Agreement according to the Chronology of agreements reached between parties at that time.
The Late Francis Ona had to have the Morgan Check Point up and call the surrounding areas "NO GO ZONE' and so Chris Uma as his military man had to be in charge of the Morgan Junction Check Point.
Also in regards to the Bougainville Peace Agreement , the Late Francis Ona did not want to participate in the Bougainville Peace Process and also the signing of the Bougainville Peace Agreement because he still demanded outright Independence and not an Autonomous Government Concept.
His right and dignity as the Leader of the Revolution was well respected by Kabui and Toroama.
The Political Leaders ( The Late Francis Ona and the Late Joseph Kabui ) have since passed away, but the Military people that stood in support of their decisions are still alive today and so their reconciliation is very significant to UNIFICATION for Bougainvilleans.
Reconciliation on the 24th July 2013
An INDEPENDENT MEDIATION TEAM has been working around the clock to get the factional leaders together and also get them to a round table talks to set a stage for the Significant Reconciliation.
The first ever meeting which saw for the first time the three war lords come together face to face for talks was at the famous Morgan Junction.
A series of meetings and mediations have already been conducted with the recent one held on Friday 12th July 2013 at Arawa.
The Independent Mediation Team together with the ABG Veterans Minister and his CEO to attend and have their inputs.
A final reconciliation date has been set for the 24th July 2013 and the venue would be in Panguna.
All Ex-Combatants ( BRAs, Mekamui’s, Resistance and other factions) from North, Central, South will arrive in Arawa on the 22nd July and all be meeting at the Arawa Youth Centre before going up to Panguna on the 24th July 2013 for the Reconciliation Ceremony.
This reconciliation is a step forward for THE UNIFICATION PROCESS for all of us Bougainvillians.
ENDS
und lese ganz langsam den Abschnitt aus #16603:
"...All Ex-Combatants ( BRAs, Mekamui’s, Resistance and other factions) from North, Central, South will arrive in Arawa on the 22nd July and all be meeting at the Arawa Youth Centre before going up to Panguna on the 24th July 2013 for the Reconciliation Ceremony.
This reconciliation is a step forward for THE UNIFICATION PROCESS for all of us Bougainvillians..."
Das ist der Grund, weshalb ich - trotz der drohenden FED Umbesetzung mit Politikneuausrichtung - Zukäufe nur hier tätige. Der Nationalismus auf den Bougainville setzt, um die Wunden der Vergangenheit zu heilen, ist eine gewaltige Kraft.
Aber: Nationalismus bedeutet auch Stolz auf sein Land und da es sich damit nicht verträgt, dass man von Almosen anderer Länder lebt, ist Panguna alternativlos, denn wer sonst kann die benötigten Steuern aufbringen?
"...All Ex-Combatants ( BRAs, Mekamui’s, Resistance and other factions) from North, Central, South will arrive in Arawa on the 22nd July and all be meeting at the Arawa Youth Centre before going up to Panguna on the 24th July 2013 for the Reconciliation Ceremony.
This reconciliation is a step forward for THE UNIFICATION PROCESS for all of us Bougainvillians..."
Das ist der Grund, weshalb ich - trotz der drohenden FED Umbesetzung mit Politikneuausrichtung - Zukäufe nur hier tätige. Der Nationalismus auf den Bougainville setzt, um die Wunden der Vergangenheit zu heilen, ist eine gewaltige Kraft.
Aber: Nationalismus bedeutet auch Stolz auf sein Land und da es sich damit nicht verträgt, dass man von Almosen anderer Länder lebt, ist Panguna alternativlos, denn wer sonst kann die benötigten Steuern aufbringen?
Ein künstlicher Preisanstieg könnte in Zukunft auch für Kupfer drohen. Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan und die Finanzverwaltungsfirma BlackRock besitzen gemeinsam bereits 80 Prozent des verfügbaren Kupfers auf dem Markt. Dies hat die United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) im vergangenen Jahr nach einer umfangreichen Lobby-Kampagne genehmigt - angeblich in der Überzeugung, dass eine Verknappung des verfügbaren Kupfers die Preise nicht in die Höhe treiben werde.
Kupfer gehört zu den meistverwendeten Metallen überhaupt und ist für elektrische Leitungen jeglicher Art nahezu unverzichtbar. Seit 2002 stieg der Preis an den Rohstoffbörsen von etwa 1500 US-Dollar je Tonne auf aktuell etwa 7000 US-Dollar. Ein großer Teil des Kupfervorrats darf nun in die Lagerhallen von Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan und BlackRock geliefert werden.
Kupfer gehört zu den meistverwendeten Metallen überhaupt und ist für elektrische Leitungen jeglicher Art nahezu unverzichtbar. Seit 2002 stieg der Preis an den Rohstoffbörsen von etwa 1500 US-Dollar je Tonne auf aktuell etwa 7000 US-Dollar. Ein großer Teil des Kupfervorrats darf nun in die Lagerhallen von Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan und BlackRock geliefert werden.
Zitat:
Ein großer Teil des Kupfervorrats darf nun in die Lagerhallen von Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan und BlackRock geliefert werden.
das ist etwas, was ich bezweifle... die haben keine Lagerhallen...
wie bei allen Rohstoffen handelt es sich um virtuelle Lagerbestände...bzw. Optionen
daraus schliesse ich, dass diese Herren, wie bei Gold, ordentlich Cash machen, da sie die Kontrakte besitzen und jeder der Cu braucht, muss ihnen diese Kontakte abkaufen...
es beweist meine Theorie der steigenden Cu-Preise....den Verfall der Preise wie in der NZZ beschreiben, sehe ich nicht (siehe Beiträge: 16413, 16409, 16410).
Nach der Schockwelle 2008/2009 kam es zu einem Anstieg des CU-Preises bis zu 10 k/Tonne. Es wurden die Lagerbetände und laufende Kontrakte abgearbeitet. Nachdem die krise nicht so schlimm ausgefallen ist und mussten die Unternehmen Cu-Kontakte wieder zukaufen. Was sich in dem Höchstkurs von 10 k/Tonne widerspiegelt.
Vielmehr sehe ich einen lancierten Bericht um noch einige Kontrakte günstigst aufzukaufen (logisch: bei der Chartdarstellung: Schnell raus...)
Und dass die US-Wirtschaft (man beachte das Zusammenspiel aller Kräfte) das Ziel: Energieautark ab 2025 erfüllen wird ist somit vorhersehbar..
der Bedarf an Cu wird durch die Entwicklung weg vom Erdöl signifikant ansteigen...
Ebenso der Bedarf an Platin. Wenn man die Presseberichte liest, geht die allgemeine Entwicklung zur Brennstoffzelle..und da geht aus heutiger Sicht wenig bis nichts ohne Platin... man beobachte mal den Platinpreis und den Palladiumpreis....
Ein großer Teil des Kupfervorrats darf nun in die Lagerhallen von Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan und BlackRock geliefert werden.
das ist etwas, was ich bezweifle... die haben keine Lagerhallen...
wie bei allen Rohstoffen handelt es sich um virtuelle Lagerbestände...bzw. Optionen
daraus schliesse ich, dass diese Herren, wie bei Gold, ordentlich Cash machen, da sie die Kontrakte besitzen und jeder der Cu braucht, muss ihnen diese Kontakte abkaufen...
es beweist meine Theorie der steigenden Cu-Preise....den Verfall der Preise wie in der NZZ beschreiben, sehe ich nicht (siehe Beiträge: 16413, 16409, 16410).
Nach der Schockwelle 2008/2009 kam es zu einem Anstieg des CU-Preises bis zu 10 k/Tonne. Es wurden die Lagerbetände und laufende Kontrakte abgearbeitet. Nachdem die krise nicht so schlimm ausgefallen ist und mussten die Unternehmen Cu-Kontakte wieder zukaufen. Was sich in dem Höchstkurs von 10 k/Tonne widerspiegelt.
Vielmehr sehe ich einen lancierten Bericht um noch einige Kontrakte günstigst aufzukaufen (logisch: bei der Chartdarstellung: Schnell raus...)
Und dass die US-Wirtschaft (man beachte das Zusammenspiel aller Kräfte) das Ziel: Energieautark ab 2025 erfüllen wird ist somit vorhersehbar..
der Bedarf an Cu wird durch die Entwicklung weg vom Erdöl signifikant ansteigen...
Ebenso der Bedarf an Platin. Wenn man die Presseberichte liest, geht die allgemeine Entwicklung zur Brennstoffzelle..und da geht aus heutiger Sicht wenig bis nichts ohne Platin... man beobachte mal den Platinpreis und den Palladiumpreis....
.......für PM,GS u. & als sich die Reserven gleich im Boden zu sichern.Mittlerweile konnte jeder über Monate beobachten dass der Kurs der Böcke in AU täglich nicht nur gedeckelt sondern Schritt für Schritt nach unten manipuliert wird.Jeder "normale" Verkäufer würde versuchen den höchstmöglichen Preis für seine Shares zu erzielen u. nicht bei höheren BIDS das VOL seiner VK-Orders darunter vergrössern um Geld zu verschenken.
Die Pangunamine war schon war bei ihrer Schliessung die 4 grösste u. am kostengünstigsten produzierende Tagebaumine der Welt (ohne Reserven update u. ohne Tiefbohrungen), mit den zusätzlichen 7 Lizenzen sitzt BOC auf den grössten bekannten Kupferreserven weltweit. Wie könnten die Trickys da der Manipulation wiederstehen. ;-))
Der eingeleitete Prozess auf der Insel lässt keinen Zweifel daran dass er in Richtung Wiedereröffnung geht u. als die Major Shareholder von RT dürften RLD,JPM u. & darüber genauestens informiert sein.
Bis ende Dez. wird ein Grossteil der noch offenen Punkte geklärt sein u. der BOC Kurs könnte dem im Chart von Katanga ersichtlichen folgen.;-)))))
Die Pangunamine war schon war bei ihrer Schliessung die 4 grösste u. am kostengünstigsten produzierende Tagebaumine der Welt (ohne Reserven update u. ohne Tiefbohrungen), mit den zusätzlichen 7 Lizenzen sitzt BOC auf den grössten bekannten Kupferreserven weltweit. Wie könnten die Trickys da der Manipulation wiederstehen. ;-))
Der eingeleitete Prozess auf der Insel lässt keinen Zweifel daran dass er in Richtung Wiedereröffnung geht u. als die Major Shareholder von RT dürften RLD,JPM u. & darüber genauestens informiert sein.
Bis ende Dez. wird ein Grossteil der noch offenen Punkte geklärt sein u. der BOC Kurs könnte dem im Chart von Katanga ersichtlichen folgen.;-)))))
Mein MULTIBAGGER Favorit B?? ;-)))))
.......werden bei einer wiedereröffneten Pangunamine exponentiell auf die Dividende durchschlagen.
Bei aktuellen Preisen: Earnings/Dividends per share US$2.17
www.buysellsignals.net/bcllandowners/Newsletter.do
Als die Gold,Silber,Kupferpreise bei 1920 USD/oz, 49 USD/oz,10000 USD/T standen betrug dieser Wert +3,50 US$ per Share, fast das 10 fache des aktuellen Aktienpreises.
Bei aktuellen Preisen: Earnings/Dividends per share US$2.17
www.buysellsignals.net/bcllandowners/Newsletter.do
Als die Gold,Silber,Kupferpreise bei 1920 USD/oz, 49 USD/oz,10000 USD/T standen betrug dieser Wert +3,50 US$ per Share, fast das 10 fache des aktuellen Aktienpreises.
Mein MULTIBAGGER Favorit B?? ;-)))))
zum thema Lagerhallen ....
www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/...-milliarden-dollar-1.1727498
die banken drehen ein gewaltiges rad bei der "ressourcenverknappung" ....
www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/...-milliarden-dollar-1.1727498
die banken drehen ein gewaltiges rad bei der "ressourcenverknappung" ....
Brandaktuell aus Buka (Gesamtdetails im 707)
The following also are in the pipeline:
Ein genauer Zeitplan was in den nächsten 3 Monaten auf der Tagesordnung steht,davon ist zu den meisten Daten offiziell noch garnichts veröffentlicht.An der Kadenz kann man erkennen dass der Prozess sich immer mehr beschleunigt.
1. 24th July Ex-Combatant commader's Reconciliation in Panguna
2. 29th July ..............
3. 30th July ...............
4. 13th, 14th &15th August .............
5 Between 16th and 20th August.............
6. 27th August .............
7. 28th and 29th August-final Panguna Forum.
The month of September ...........
Der Sommer wird also mehr als spannend,mal sehen wie lange der Deckel noch halten wird? ;-))))))))
The following also are in the pipeline:
Ein genauer Zeitplan was in den nächsten 3 Monaten auf der Tagesordnung steht,davon ist zu den meisten Daten offiziell noch garnichts veröffentlicht.An der Kadenz kann man erkennen dass der Prozess sich immer mehr beschleunigt.
1. 24th July Ex-Combatant commader's Reconciliation in Panguna
2. 29th July ..............
3. 30th July ...............
4. 13th, 14th &15th August .............
5 Between 16th and 20th August.............
6. 27th August .............
7. 28th and 29th August-final Panguna Forum.
The month of September ...........
Der Sommer wird also mehr als spannend,mal sehen wie lange der Deckel noch halten wird? ;-))))))))
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Zur Verdeutlichung des Rohstoffpotenzials, welches auf Bougainville schlummert.
Seit der Erscheinung des Artikels vor 6 Monaten, hat sich der Kurs auf 0,30€ halbiert und die Tonne Kupfer kostet aktuell 7000 USD, der Rest bleibt alles beim alten :-)
Liebe Leser,seit dem Tief Mitte Dezember ist es beim Kupfer wieder kräftig nach oben gegangen.
Die Befürchtungen über einen massiven Rückgang der Wirtschaftsleistung in China haben sich bis jetzt noch nicht bewahrheitet. Und grade die starke Nachfrage in China treibt den Kupferpreis immer wieder an. Diesen erneuten Anstieg sieht man auch am Aktienkurs einiger großer Kupferwerte..
Bougainville Copper
Dieses Unternehmen könnte schlicht und einfach der größte Kupferproduzent der Welt werden. Das Minenunternehmen verfügt neben der Pangunamine über 7 zusätzliche Lizenzen die sich auf der Insel Bougainville im Pazifik vor Australien befinden und von denen drei zu der größten Kupfermine der Welt verschmolzen werden könnten. Bougainville gehört zu Papua Neu Guinea, strebt aber die Unabhängigkeit per Referendum zwischen 2015 und 2020 an
Erstaunlicherweise liegt das aktuelle Kurs vonBCL nur bei 0,60 €. Damit liegt die Aktie deutlich unter den Branchenschnitt der Bewertungen von potentiellen Mitbewerbern. Zudem soll Bougainville Copper auch noch eine attraktive Dividendenrendite von 2,8 $ zahlen sowie die Produktion wieder auf vor Bürgerkriegsniveau angestiegen ist
Weitere Fantasie ergibt sich für diese Aktie und auch andere Werte aus dem Kupfersegment durch höhere Preise – und die sind gut möglich. Bedenken Sie: Derzeit kostet die Tonne Kupfer knapp 8.000 Dollar.Noch Anfang August 2011 waren es fast 10.000 Dollar. Und vom Tief bei knapp unter 7.000 Dollar hat sich der Kupferpreis auch schon wieder deutlich erholt. Insofern sind jetzt auch Kupferaktien wieder interessant
Bougainville Copper sticht dabei aus verschiedenen Gründen besonders hervor: Das Unternehmen weist keine Verschuldung auf und sitzt zudem auf über 100 Millionen $ an der ASX angelegtem Cash. Zudem sind die Margen hoch und die Produktionskosten zählen zu den niedrigsten der Welt Aktuel notiert die Aktie nahe den 52-Wochen-Tiefständen
Davon hat sie sich im Zuge des jüngsten Preisanstiegs beim Kupfer zwar wieder etwas gelöst – aber vom 52-Wochen-Hoch ist die Aktie auch noch extrem weit entfernt. Bei der aktuellen Bewertung an der Börse ist ein deutlicher Preisverfall beim Kupfer schon eingepreist
Aussicht auf steigenden Kupferpreis sorgt für Potenzial
Doch in diesem Jahr ist auch ein weiterer Preisanstieg wieder sehr gut möglich. Das haben auch die Landeigner der Pangunamine und die Regierung PNGs erkannt.Schon nächsten Monat sollen Verhandlungen beginnen,deren Abschluss in der Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine münden sollen.Dieses Mal soll die gesamte Bevölkerung der Insel von den Gewinnen profitieren und genau daraus leitet sich das Aufwärtspotenzial und der Überraschungsfaktor bei Bougainville Copper ab. Hochprofitable Rohstoffwerte mit Reserven im2-3 stelligen Milliarden $ Bereich gibt es nur selten im Angebot.Zudem verdichten sich die Gerüchte auf der Insel dass sich PNG bereit erklärt haben soll ihren 19,6% Anteil an Bougainville Copper an die autonome Regierung Bougainvilles zu übertragen.
Doch nach den Turbulenzen im vergangenen Jahr an den Börsen gibt es auch mal solche Untertreibungen
In der Vergangenheit war es häufiger so, dass die Aktie ausgehend von solchen Bewertungsniveaus in den darauffolgenden zwölf Monaten deutlich zugelegt hat. Warum sollte sich die Geschichte dieses Mal nicht weiderholen
Erfolgreiche Investments
wünscht Ihnen
Jean-Jacques Tire-Bouchon
Redaktion "Private Rohstoff-Research"
Seit der Erscheinung des Artikels vor 6 Monaten, hat sich der Kurs auf 0,30€ halbiert und die Tonne Kupfer kostet aktuell 7000 USD, der Rest bleibt alles beim alten :-)
Liebe Leser,seit dem Tief Mitte Dezember ist es beim Kupfer wieder kräftig nach oben gegangen.
Die Befürchtungen über einen massiven Rückgang der Wirtschaftsleistung in China haben sich bis jetzt noch nicht bewahrheitet. Und grade die starke Nachfrage in China treibt den Kupferpreis immer wieder an. Diesen erneuten Anstieg sieht man auch am Aktienkurs einiger großer Kupferwerte..
Bougainville Copper
Dieses Unternehmen könnte schlicht und einfach der größte Kupferproduzent der Welt werden. Das Minenunternehmen verfügt neben der Pangunamine über 7 zusätzliche Lizenzen die sich auf der Insel Bougainville im Pazifik vor Australien befinden und von denen drei zu der größten Kupfermine der Welt verschmolzen werden könnten. Bougainville gehört zu Papua Neu Guinea, strebt aber die Unabhängigkeit per Referendum zwischen 2015 und 2020 an
Erstaunlicherweise liegt das aktuelle Kurs vonBCL nur bei 0,60 €. Damit liegt die Aktie deutlich unter den Branchenschnitt der Bewertungen von potentiellen Mitbewerbern. Zudem soll Bougainville Copper auch noch eine attraktive Dividendenrendite von 2,8 $ zahlen sowie die Produktion wieder auf vor Bürgerkriegsniveau angestiegen ist
Weitere Fantasie ergibt sich für diese Aktie und auch andere Werte aus dem Kupfersegment durch höhere Preise – und die sind gut möglich. Bedenken Sie: Derzeit kostet die Tonne Kupfer knapp 8.000 Dollar.Noch Anfang August 2011 waren es fast 10.000 Dollar. Und vom Tief bei knapp unter 7.000 Dollar hat sich der Kupferpreis auch schon wieder deutlich erholt. Insofern sind jetzt auch Kupferaktien wieder interessant
Bougainville Copper sticht dabei aus verschiedenen Gründen besonders hervor: Das Unternehmen weist keine Verschuldung auf und sitzt zudem auf über 100 Millionen $ an der ASX angelegtem Cash. Zudem sind die Margen hoch und die Produktionskosten zählen zu den niedrigsten der Welt Aktuel notiert die Aktie nahe den 52-Wochen-Tiefständen
Davon hat sie sich im Zuge des jüngsten Preisanstiegs beim Kupfer zwar wieder etwas gelöst – aber vom 52-Wochen-Hoch ist die Aktie auch noch extrem weit entfernt. Bei der aktuellen Bewertung an der Börse ist ein deutlicher Preisverfall beim Kupfer schon eingepreist
Aussicht auf steigenden Kupferpreis sorgt für Potenzial
Doch in diesem Jahr ist auch ein weiterer Preisanstieg wieder sehr gut möglich. Das haben auch die Landeigner der Pangunamine und die Regierung PNGs erkannt.Schon nächsten Monat sollen Verhandlungen beginnen,deren Abschluss in der Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine münden sollen.Dieses Mal soll die gesamte Bevölkerung der Insel von den Gewinnen profitieren und genau daraus leitet sich das Aufwärtspotenzial und der Überraschungsfaktor bei Bougainville Copper ab. Hochprofitable Rohstoffwerte mit Reserven im2-3 stelligen Milliarden $ Bereich gibt es nur selten im Angebot.Zudem verdichten sich die Gerüchte auf der Insel dass sich PNG bereit erklärt haben soll ihren 19,6% Anteil an Bougainville Copper an die autonome Regierung Bougainvilles zu übertragen.
Doch nach den Turbulenzen im vergangenen Jahr an den Börsen gibt es auch mal solche Untertreibungen
In der Vergangenheit war es häufiger so, dass die Aktie ausgehend von solchen Bewertungsniveaus in den darauffolgenden zwölf Monaten deutlich zugelegt hat. Warum sollte sich die Geschichte dieses Mal nicht weiderholen
Erfolgreiche Investments
wünscht Ihnen
Jean-Jacques Tire-Bouchon
Redaktion "Private Rohstoff-Research"
New post on Mekamui News
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RUBEN SIARA ON INSIDE BOUGAINVILLE
by mekamui
href="mekamui.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/ruben.jpg">Ruben
Mekamui news had a short interview with Ruben Siara when he was at a
meeting with the Resource Owners in Arawa on Thursday 18th of July 2013.
Ruben Siara is a Lawyer and was in Arawa when the Bougainville
conflict started. He has been on Bougainville ever since and he too lost
his properties like the rest of the Bougainvilleans.
Because he is a lawyer the Bougainville Revolutionary Leaders at the
time invited him to join them as their legal advisor for 10 solid years
and later form the Bougainville Interim Government. When they started
the peace negotiation, late Joseph Kabui and his group went to
negotiations that led to the peace agreement when he stayed back with
Francis Ona, maintaining a bargaining position.
When Francis Ona died he just stayed on the Island than ABG called him,
now he’s the first secretary with the ministry of Veteran Affairs. At
the same time he is working with the Resource Owners fighting to make a
new policy and law on mining to give ownership rights to the resource
owners. The resource owners from Panguna and seven [7] prospect areas
which BCL held before.
When asked if Bougainville will have several mines or just one, he says
with three [3] hundred thousand people we don’t need too many mines
even with small alluvial mines we need to take control of it.
With the question of reopening Panguna mine Mr Siara stated that
Panguna mine is a touchy issue and one thing that we have to realise is
that Panguna mine cost a lot of pain and suffering to the people of
Bougainville. Some people asked why we can’t use Panguna with its huge
resource to help us, in the past foreigners benefitted from it,
why can’t it help Bougainvilleans now? However others say lets depend on renewable resources like agriculture, tourism and fishing etc.
The peace agreement was signed in 2001 in Arawa and since then the ABG has
been trying to resolve the Panguna mine issue, they say we don’t have
money lets reopen the Panguna mine. There is still all the compensation
demands to be met, the Government and BCL are not doing anything and to
reopen the mine without solving the grievances of the people is not in
anyway helping with the peace building.
Mekamui news asked him was there any time when Panguna Landowners with
other players who are concerned about the Panguna mine held any talks with BCL?
Two weeks ago he joined the landowners in Buka which Paul Coleman the
Secretary of BCL attended. During the meeting BCL Paul Coleman told the
Landowners that BCL doesn’t have much money because it didn’t operate
for many years and is a bit worried about the demands and compensation.
However, if they are invited back to the Island they will reopen the
mine with US 5 billion dollars, just for the reopening.
When Paul Coleman says they have no money to meet the demands and
compensation what do you think the people of Bougainville, the
excombatants and stakeholders will say? The USA Lawsuit
has been dismissed which means at this point we can’t press BCL to pay
the compensation. Has the dismissal of the court case something to do
with the reopening of Panguna? Ruben told Mekamui news that he didn’t
get a full report from the Lawyers in the US. Therefore, if BCL is
returning back to the Island they will know that they will not be
welcome on Bougainville. They will meet the Belkol or peace of mind package, but the issue of compensation is not raised by the ABG or BCL alike.
Resource Owners
The Resource Owners who are here today are not really concerned about
Panguna as they are from the other 7 prospecting areas; they are working on establishing proper boundaries and have it registered so that everything in their land is theirs or they have the ownership from top to bottom.
mekamui | July 23, 2013 at 12:17 pm | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: wp.me/prj9z-nA
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RUBEN SIARA ON INSIDE BOUGAINVILLE
by mekamui
href="mekamui.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/ruben.jpg">Ruben
Mekamui news had a short interview with Ruben Siara when he was at a
meeting with the Resource Owners in Arawa on Thursday 18th of July 2013.
Ruben Siara is a Lawyer and was in Arawa when the Bougainville
conflict started. He has been on Bougainville ever since and he too lost
his properties like the rest of the Bougainvilleans.
Because he is a lawyer the Bougainville Revolutionary Leaders at the
time invited him to join them as their legal advisor for 10 solid years
and later form the Bougainville Interim Government. When they started
the peace negotiation, late Joseph Kabui and his group went to
negotiations that led to the peace agreement when he stayed back with
Francis Ona, maintaining a bargaining position.
When Francis Ona died he just stayed on the Island than ABG called him,
now he’s the first secretary with the ministry of Veteran Affairs. At
the same time he is working with the Resource Owners fighting to make a
new policy and law on mining to give ownership rights to the resource
owners. The resource owners from Panguna and seven [7] prospect areas
which BCL held before.
When asked if Bougainville will have several mines or just one, he says
with three [3] hundred thousand people we don’t need too many mines
even with small alluvial mines we need to take control of it.
With the question of reopening Panguna mine Mr Siara stated that
Panguna mine is a touchy issue and one thing that we have to realise is
that Panguna mine cost a lot of pain and suffering to the people of
Bougainville. Some people asked why we can’t use Panguna with its huge
resource to help us, in the past foreigners benefitted from it,
why can’t it help Bougainvilleans now? However others say lets depend on renewable resources like agriculture, tourism and fishing etc.
The peace agreement was signed in 2001 in Arawa and since then the ABG has
been trying to resolve the Panguna mine issue, they say we don’t have
money lets reopen the Panguna mine. There is still all the compensation
demands to be met, the Government and BCL are not doing anything and to
reopen the mine without solving the grievances of the people is not in
anyway helping with the peace building.
Mekamui news asked him was there any time when Panguna Landowners with
other players who are concerned about the Panguna mine held any talks with BCL?
Two weeks ago he joined the landowners in Buka which Paul Coleman the
Secretary of BCL attended. During the meeting BCL Paul Coleman told the
Landowners that BCL doesn’t have much money because it didn’t operate
for many years and is a bit worried about the demands and compensation.
However, if they are invited back to the Island they will reopen the
mine with US 5 billion dollars, just for the reopening.
When Paul Coleman says they have no money to meet the demands and
compensation what do you think the people of Bougainville, the
excombatants and stakeholders will say? The USA Lawsuit
has been dismissed which means at this point we can’t press BCL to pay
the compensation. Has the dismissal of the court case something to do
with the reopening of Panguna? Ruben told Mekamui news that he didn’t
get a full report from the Lawyers in the US. Therefore, if BCL is
returning back to the Island they will know that they will not be
welcome on Bougainville. They will meet the Belkol or peace of mind package, but the issue of compensation is not raised by the ABG or BCL alike.
Resource Owners
The Resource Owners who are here today are not really concerned about
Panguna as they are from the other 7 prospecting areas; they are working on establishing proper boundaries and have it registered so that everything in their land is theirs or they have the ownership from top to bottom.
mekamui | July 23, 2013 at 12:17 pm | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: wp.me/prj9z-nA
hotcopper.com.au/...p?fid=1&tid=2049074&msgid=12047859
Goldman's the sller on Friday and for the week ended Friday sold 1.7m shares and bought zero
Goldman's the sller on Friday and for the week ended Friday sold 1.7m shares and bought zero
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Non personal says Pipiro By
240713Non personal says Pipiro
By Aloysius Laukai in Panguna
bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2013/07/...ays-pipiro-by.html
Mekamui unity commander Moses Pipiro said that the division that existed in Bougainville between the Commanders were not personal but political.
He made these remarks at the reconciliation ceremony between Chris Uma and Ishmael Toroama in Panguna today.
The ceremony was witnessed by ABG leaders headed by Vice President PATRICK NISIRA ABG Ministers,CEOs BRA and Mekamui soldiers and veterans association members from North Central and South Bougainville.
The Panguna Sports ground was packed by people who gathered to witness this historic occasion on the peace process.
Photos: bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/
240713Non personal says Pipiro
By Aloysius Laukai in Panguna
bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2013/07/...ays-pipiro-by.html
Mekamui unity commander Moses Pipiro said that the division that existed in Bougainville between the Commanders were not personal but political.
He made these remarks at the reconciliation ceremony between Chris Uma and Ishmael Toroama in Panguna today.
The ceremony was witnessed by ABG leaders headed by Vice President PATRICK NISIRA ABG Ministers,CEOs BRA and Mekamui soldiers and veterans association members from North Central and South Bougainville.
The Panguna Sports ground was packed by people who gathered to witness this historic occasion on the peace process.
Photos: bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/
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au.finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=BOC.AX
Prices
Date Open High Low Close Volume§Adj Close*
19 Jul 2013 0.46 0.46 0.42 0.42 649,800 0.42
18 Jul 2013 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.45 26,400 0.45
17 Jul 2013 0.40 0.45 0.40 0.45 415,100 0.45
16 Jul 2013 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 315,000 0.40
15 Jul 2013 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 474,200 0.40
Total Vol 15-19.7: 1 880 500 Shares
Goldman's the seller on Friday and for the week ended Friday sold 1.7m shares
Prices
Date Open High Low Close Volume§Adj Close*
19 Jul 2013 0.46 0.46 0.42 0.42 649,800 0.42
18 Jul 2013 0.45 0.45 0.45 0.45 26,400 0.45
17 Jul 2013 0.40 0.45 0.40 0.45 415,100 0.45
16 Jul 2013 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 315,000 0.40
15 Jul 2013 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 474,200 0.40
Total Vol 15-19.7: 1 880 500 Shares
Goldman's the seller on Friday and for the week ended Friday sold 1.7m shares
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www.postcourier.com.pg/20130724/wehome.htm
B’ville crisis claims over K3b
BOUGAINVILLE crisis-related claims have amounted to over K3 billion.
This shocking revelation was recently made by the Minister for Finance, Treasury and Planning in the Autonomous Bougainville Government, Albert Punghau.
Mr Punghau said this K3.6 billion worth of claims was raised by those in North Bougainville with only a few from Central and South Bougainville respectively.
He however said this amount could either double or triple if many in Central and South as well as others in North Bougainville start sending in their crisis-related claims.
Most of these claims stem from damages done to properties including houses, loss of businesses and other valuables that were destroyed during the decade long civil war.
Mr Punghau said though these claims were genuine, the ABG was not able to make these payments as its internal revenue earnings is just around K9 million per annum.
He said that is why it was important that the Panguna mine is reopened because the “surplus” revenue earned could be used to offset such hefty claims.
ABG is predicting that it’s revenue earnings for this year is expected to increase to about K17m, however this is still not enough to address some of these pressing issues like this billion kina worth of claims.
B’ville crisis claims over K3b
BOUGAINVILLE crisis-related claims have amounted to over K3 billion.
This shocking revelation was recently made by the Minister for Finance, Treasury and Planning in the Autonomous Bougainville Government, Albert Punghau.
Mr Punghau said this K3.6 billion worth of claims was raised by those in North Bougainville with only a few from Central and South Bougainville respectively.
He however said this amount could either double or triple if many in Central and South as well as others in North Bougainville start sending in their crisis-related claims.
Most of these claims stem from damages done to properties including houses, loss of businesses and other valuables that were destroyed during the decade long civil war.
Mr Punghau said though these claims were genuine, the ABG was not able to make these payments as its internal revenue earnings is just around K9 million per annum.
He said that is why it was important that the Panguna mine is reopened because the “surplus” revenue earned could be used to offset such hefty claims.
ABG is predicting that it’s revenue earnings for this year is expected to increase to about K17m, however this is still not enough to address some of these pressing issues like this billion kina worth of claims.
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"...Goldman's the seller on Friday and for the week ended Friday sold 1.7m shares..."
Bedeutet das, Goldman - oder Goldman Kunden - verkauften aus Beständen 1,7Mill Aktien oder verkauften 1,7 Mill. Stück leer?
Und für wen sind GS Lagerstelle?
Vielen Dank schon 'mal für die Antwort
Bedeutet das, Goldman - oder Goldman Kunden - verkauften aus Beständen 1,7Mill Aktien oder verkauften 1,7 Mill. Stück leer?
Und für wen sind GS Lagerstelle?
Vielen Dank schon 'mal für die Antwort
gab es hier eine Diskussion um Preistreiberei und Lagerhallen, in denen Banken Metall lagern. So extrem, wie es in dem folgenden Artikel beschrieben wird, habe ich es mir nicht vorgestellt. Und/aber => "Goldman Sachs hat Pläne, bald auch Kupfer zu lagern - ein Metall, das für die Industrie noch wichtiger ist als Aluminium und möglicherweise noch höhere Gewinne bringt."
www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/...i-Goldman-Sachs-article11045856.html
www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/...i-Goldman-Sachs-article11045856.html
Gute Frage, zumal Goldman nirgends als Nominee fungiert u. auch nicht in der TOP 100 Liste auftaucht.
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.... Goldmann hartnäckig als Verkäufer genannt.(Also nicht von luxusb...) ;-)))))
www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/...i-Goldman-Sachs-article11045856.html
......Die Bewegungen am Markt für Industriemetalle sind für Anleger bislang nur schwer fassbar: Mit einem neuartigen Finanzprodukt will nun ein Fondsanbieter aus der Schweiz bei institutionellen Investoren punkten. Im Zweifel können Anleger auf die zugrundeliegenden Werte zugreifen - allerdings erst ab einer Menge von 500 Tonnen..........
.....www.teleboerse.de/nachrichten/...Wette-an-article10896426.html
www.teleboerse.de/n-tv_zertifikate/...16.html?view=zertifikate
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