hier kann man """kohle"""machen

www.platts.com/products/...mp;gclid=codr7o7qz7ocfudz3godsd8afg

Prophecy Extends Date for Sale of Prophecy Platinum Corp. Shares

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Nov. 6, 2013) - Prophecy Coal Corp. ("Prophecy" or the "Company") (TSX:PCY)(OTCQX:PRPCF)(FRANKFURT:1P2) - Further to its news release of October 17, 2013 the Company advises that the closing date for the sale of Prophecy Platinum shares has been extended to November 8, 2013 by agreement between the parties. Proceeds of the sale will be used to repaying outstanding debt due to Waterton Global Value LP.

tmx.quotemedia.com/...le.php?newsid=63762180&qm_symbol=PCY

Denn sie kosten immer Zeit und Geld.

das der Markt, PCY nicht mehr glaubt. Der Kurs fällt weiter. Da sind Meldungen wie heute natürlich Öl ins Feuer.

Oh shit - das sieht wirklich böse aus, da hat jemand 90$ ins Bid geschmissen, da wollen wohl ganz große Adressen raus...





(Ironie-Modus aus)

Bravo. ;)

Fällt es euch wirklich so schwer, zu lesen was ich schreibe? Das Mr. Allwissend alles verdreht und Dinge behauptet, die nie geschrieben wurden, ist ja bekannt aber musst du nun ins gleiche Horn blasen?

ist für mich trotz der erneuten Kursschwäche eindeutig eine positive Meldung. Die Frist für die Rückzahlung des Darlehens ist abgelaufen und die NKL-Shares sind dennoch (noch) nicht bei Waterton. Sonst hätten sie nämlich eine ganz andere Meldung bringen müssen.

Die Kuh ist natürlich erst dann vom Eis, wenn der Vollzug gemeldet wurde. Also warten wir mal die nächsten 2 Tage ab.

Dann darf selbstverständlich wieder gejammert werden. ;)

PCY ist nicht der einzige der mit Waterton Geschäfte macht

www.google.de/...f9B6UpeWFcjmswaQsYD4Bw#q=Waterton+b%C3%B6rse

Es sind ständig Verzögerungen oder Änderungen im Markt der Fianzierungen unterwegs. Sollte man sich deswegen bei jeder minimalen Zeitverwerfung von wenigen Tagen, bei einer Laufzeit seit 2010 große Gedanken machen? Und Morgen geht die Welt unter, aber natürlich nur die von PCY und NKL oder was?
Manchmal habe ich den Eindruck es wird gern etwas übertrieben oder nicht verstanden?
gruß

Übertrieben wird wohl in beide Richtungen...wenn ich mir deine Ausführungen aus der Vergangenheit so durchlese. Also wundere dich nicht über andere.

eine refinanzierung des kredits auf eine andere art und weise und die NKL shares bleiben bei PCY....jedenfalls ist das auch eine möglichkeit, oder?

Du meinst ein PP mit rund 100 Milionen neuen Aktien wäre sinnvoller?

Es gibt wohl kein Projekt in der Mongolei, das nicht erst verzögert an den Start geht. Wir und der Lee haben uns das zwar anders vorgestellt mit dem Kraftwerk, aber manchmal ist das halt so und man kann es nicht so schnell ändern.
Ich glaube dennoch daran, dass das PPA unterschrieben wird!
 
Jeder der hier investiert ist, sollte wissen, worauf er sich einlässt. Die Party kann immer schneller zu Ende gehen als man denkt.
Aber im großen und Ganzen sind wir  auf einen zwar sehr stolprigen, aber dennoch guten Weg.

Natürlich ist alles nur meine bescheiden Meinung....

Im übrigen wenn mancher über die zu optimistische Präsentation von PCY klagt - die sind nicht allein :)

http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article114073820/...st-Food-Ketten.html

... PCY ist nur ein kleiner Kohlehändler mit gewissen Reserven.  

KEY INDIVIDUALS Asian managing partner Stuart Salt has 25 years of experience in projects work, and has a strong focus on the energy sector. Sources note that he is “definitely a top project finance lawyer.” Highlights include acting for Prophecy Coal on the development of the 600 MW Chandgana power plant in Mongolia.

http://www.chambersandpartners.com/60/2094/editorial/8/1

http://www.chambersandpartners.com/person/30454/8

kommt der bericht? hoffentlich! :)

aber auch in usa   :))

investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=93824104

war das wirklich so? überall an der otc?

will gain a filip from the Mongolian Government"s new legislation that clearly signals the country is open for foreign investment. The net result is that it should enhance perceptions of foreign companies doing business in the country. The new Mongolian Investment Legislation achieves this by providing the political and legal stability as well as clarity that investors have been looking for. In addition, with effect from 1 November 2013, foreign investors will not be distinguished from Mongolian nationals, removing previous requirements for government or parliamentary approval. It also proactively provides additional investment incentives that are expected to further improve sentiment towards Mongolian related investments. This gives company"s the confidence to progress their projects from development into construction and production phases. Mongolia had recently approved a full repeal of the Strategic Entity Foreign Investment Legislation (SEFIL), implemented in May 2012 to protect its minerals, rail infrastructure, telecommunications, media and defence sectors. This resulted in increased political and legal uncertainty and is linked to a 17% drop in foreign direct investment during 2012 and a further 47% during January - August 2013. Mongolian President TsElbegdorjpublically confirmed in December 2012 that implementation of SEFIL "made Mongolia"s investment environment unfavourable". The new legislation was enacted on 4 October 2013 with the full bipartisan support by both the Government and the opposition. New Investment Law Provided an investor is not 50% or more owned by a foreign government, there are no restrictions on the level of investment. It also includes provisions to ensure that any future changes must have 66% or more votes in favour by Parliament and has the support of both the major political parties. The new law also provides the following: - Tax stabilisation through a Stabilisation Certificate granted to eligible investors upon application which cannot be changed by future legislation unless those changes benefit the investor; - Protection of investor interests with the formation of a specially appointed Council of non-salaried members appointed for this specific purpose; - Relaxation of the percentage of foreign workforce employed; - No restriction on the movements of assets in or out of the country; - Provisions protecting against nationalisation of investors" assets. The introduction of a tax Stabilisation Certificate means that investors which meet the criteria will have the current set of rates applied to corporate income tax, customs duties, VAT, and royalty frozen over a period. Within the "stabilisation period", these rates cannot be amended by the implementation of future laws unless the amendment benefits the investor. Criteria must be met upon application for a tax Stabilisation Certificate, one of which is the investment amount to new and existing projects. Projects that commenced within 5 years of enactment of the new Investment Law, and meet the requirements, will be eligible for tax stabilisation benefits. Alternatively, an investor who proposes investment of 500 billion Mongolian Tughrik (A$313 million) or greater, has the option of entering into an Investment Agreement with the Government which not only stabilises taxes but also stabilises the operational environment. The period of the Investment Agreement is similar to that of the Stabilisation Certificate. For development of rail and mine infrastructure, Aspire would likely meet the criteria applicable for a tax Stabilisation Certificate or Investment Agreement covering a period of greater than 20 years, based on its investment in Mongolia since 2010 and future expected investment to develop the OvootCoking Coal Project and Northern Rail Line. Impact on Sentiment The new law has resulted in a shift in recent media coverage from negative to positive headlines. Khan Investment Management, a Mongolian investment fund, noted the new law is a clear sign the country is on the cusp of a significant and sustained recovery. positive Pimpact This would also be positive for companies such as: Aspire Mining, Mongolian Mining Corp (HKG:0975), Modun Resources (ASX:MOU), Centerra Gold (TSE:CG), Prophecy Coal (CVE:PCY), FeOre Ltd (ASX: FEO), SouthGobi Resources (TSE: SGQ, HKG:1878) and Wolf Petroleum (ASX: WOF) which have each received various approvals from the Government within this time. Analysis The new legislation makes Mongolia a far more attractive business destination by introducing incentives and increasing the confidence for investors to commit to projects or move existing projects into construction and production phases. Significantly, for Aspire, it looks likely to meet criteria for a tax Stabilisation Certificate or Investment Agreement covering a period of greater than 20 years, based on its investment in Mongolia since 2010 and future expected investment to develop the OvootCoking Coal Project and Northern Rail Line. As importantly, the changes are far wider in their scope as they positively impact market sentiment toward companies operating in Mongolia like Aspire, whose Ovoot project ranks as Mongolia"s second largest coking coal reserve and one of the higest quality coking coals in the world. Sentiment is all important in investment markets and previously the market perceptions were not tuned optimally toward Mongolia. Proactive Investors believes it has held back market valuations of companies operating in Mongolia and we expect a gradual re-rating of the Aspire Mining share price to be not far away as the reverberations of "Mongolia is open for business" - filter through.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/...business-49946.html

manche träume begraben wir, weil die zweifel größer sind als die vision