Faszinierend - Maximus Ventures 900922

verkaufst du 100 stück in can, dann bekommst du welche zu 0,15 hier :-)

hose heute......schätze mal das hier wieder bewegung reinkommt wenn CAN. öffnet.....vorher ist herumdümpeln angesagt.

gruß

... deswegen habe ich keinen Bock mehr hier gross zu posten (danke fuer die nachfragen per BM). Alles ist gesagt, ich warte auf eine positive Entwicklung (nicht einfach nur gute News). Wieso sollte ich mir sicher sein, dass die naechsten News zu LL der Brecher sind???? Ich glaube nur an das Management von Maxi, deren Arbeitsweise, die GEbietel, Gold als Edelmetall, that's all. Das stimmt mich positiv, dass meine Kursewartungen long erfuellt werden. Ich weiss nicht ab der wievielten News das so kommen wird, und wieviele schlechtere News es noch geben wird. Es gab noch keine schlechten News.

Gruss
dscheymu

eigentlich verstehe ich gar nichts hier.
es sind jetzt nicht mehr so viele löcher ausständig von LL, es wurde schon so geredet von einer resourcenschätzung nach den bohrergebnissen. hat jemand eine ahnung ob man die bereits vorhandenen bohrergebnisse ( samples oder sonstiges ) eigentlich ernst nehmen kann, oder ob die noch in einem zweiten labor untersucht werden,....
denn anhand der bereits vorhandenen BE brauche ich nicht unbedingt eine resourcenschätzung.

schmiert ab schaut euch mal FFM an.....ich glaube hier gar nichts mehr....was ist denn los ???

FFM hatt einer gerade 100 000 stuck geschmissen....naja...wird wohl nichts mit grün heute....ich könnte heulen....dabei waren...sind die aussichten doch gar nicht mal so schlecht oder ???

www.stockhouse.com/news/news.asp?tick=MAE&newsid=4877…

Miramar Reports on 2006 Successes at Hope Bay, Nunavut
1/10/2007
Studies continue on Phase II; Doris North permitting progresses; Drill results still pending

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jan 10, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --

Miramar Mining Corporation (TSX:MAE)(AMEX:MNG) today announced highlights of the 2006 exploration and work program at its 100% controlled Hope Bay Gold project in Nunavut. 2006 ranks among the most successful years in the Company\'s history and includes the following milestones:

- Permitting advanced for the company\'s small, high-grade Doris North mine at the north end of the Hope Bay belt. Following receipt of the Project Certificate from the Nunavut Impact Review Board (NIRB) in September, the project is now in the final stages of permitting for its water licence, tailings authorization for Tail Lake, and various leases. Timely receipt of Doris North licences and permits in 2007 should enable a late-2008 start up for the Doris North mine.

- Miramar completed 65,775 m of drilling in 233 drill holes on the property, one of the largest single-project programs in the industry. The key objective of the aggressive $30 million program, which will continue at similar levels in 2007, is to help determine the scope of the second phase of production.

- Drilling in the Madrid area, which hosts two-thirds of the Hope Bay resource, was successful in defining mineralization in the gaps among the Suluk, Rand, Naartok East and West deposits, and in expanding Suluk to the south and Naartok East to the north. These results include the best hole ever drilled at Hope Bay (9.3 g/tonne of gold over 93.5 m).

- A Preliminary Assessment for Phase II is currently under way to compare a 6,000 tonnes per day ("tpd") underground operation and a 16,000 tpd open-pit operation.

- A new zone at Boston, the BN zone, was discovered approximately 400 m north of the previously defined resource. The Boston resource, which is higher-grade than Madrid, will be incorporated into the Phase II production plan. The BN zone is being assessed to determine whether it could comprise a stand-alone supplementary underground operation or a larger production center which may be amenable to open pit exploitation at Boston.

- Maximus Ventures Ltd. announced a new gold-silver discovery at Hope Bay, in the Chicago area where it is earning a 75% interest. The agreement with Maximus, which has spent $2.4 million at Hope Bay through December, is part of Miramar\'s strategy to advance grass roots work on the belt while it retains its focus on development. Should Maximus be successful in identifying a new deposit, Miramar has an option to retain 50% of the deposit and continue as the operator.

"Every year Hope Bay continues to demonstrate its potential to become a major mining district," said Tony Walsh, Miramar\'s President and CEO. "The significant exploration accomplishments in 2006, particularly at Madrid, have presented new opportunities for us as a company. In 2006, our cash and technical resources enabled us to embark on the largest exploration campaign in company history. We have now turned our sights to completing the technical studies required to evaluate larger scale, Phase II, production opportunities. We have sufficient financial resources to bring Doris North into production and to complete our upcoming 2007 program, which will be announced in detail in the coming weeks."

The objective of Miramar\'s 2006 work at Hope Bay was to define a second phase (Phase II) of production following the proposed Doris North Mine (Phase I) which is now in the permitting process. Originally, Phase II was planned to be primarily underground at Madrid, supported by the high grade ores from Boston and Doris Central. However, internal studies indicated that there were possible opportunities for larger scale production at Hope Bay. During 2006, the Company conducted drill programs and studies to determine the potential for a large scale Phase II operation (either open pit or underground) centered on the Madrid area whereby the bulk of the ore would come from Madrid deposits and be supplemented by high-grade feed from the Doris Central and Boston deposits and in doing so move the Hope Bay Project to large scale production sooner after completion of Phase I at Doris North.

Conceptual mine planning (both underground and open pit) was completed on all major deposits demonstrating the potential to achieve production rates in excess of 6,000 tonnes per day (tpd) for an underground dominated option and 16,000 tpd for the larger scale open pit dominated option. On this basis Fluor Canada and SRK commenced engineering to complete technical economic studies to be incorporated into a Preliminary Assessment ("PA"). Based on the results of the PA, Miramar will determine which alternative it believes will offer the best value for Miramar shareholders. It is expected that the PA will be completed and announced in Q2 of 2007.

During 2006, successful drilling expanded the still open Naartok, Suluk and Rand zones of the Madrid deposits to facilitate studies for the potential of a large production operation at Madrid. A new discovery was made at the Boston deposit, which could have an impact on Future development.

During 2006, Miramar was successful in raising approximately $100m in cash which will provide for the Company to deliver its anticipated initiatives over the next two years. At December 31, 2006, Miramar had approximately $150 million in cash and cash equivalents and no debt.

Apart from the technical success at Hope Bay this year, the Company made great strides in the permitting process for Doris North. Doris North progressed through the environmental assessment phase and the project is now positioned to turn energies to development at Doris North, once all licences and permits have been received.

Miramar also continued to establish and strengthen relationships with the Kitikmeot Inuit Association and other stakeholders within various levels of governments. Miramar believes it has illustrated its commitment to helping create mutually beneficial sustainable development, through mining, in the territory of Nunavut. The Company appreciates the tremendous support it has received.

2006 also enabled Miramar to continue to expand and refine its understanding of the geology and mineralization of the Hope Bay greenstone belt, which at December 31, 2005 were estimated to contain measured and indicated resources of 17.8 million tonnes grading 6.0 g/t for a total of 3.43 million ounces of gold, and additional inferred resources of 34.2 million tonnes grading 4.9 g/t for total of 5.42 million ounces of gold.

Miramar expects to report 2006 year end resources for Hope Bay in the first quarter of 2007, contingent on receiving all outstanding assay results in a timely manner.

Achievements in 2006

The following summarizes to date, the work done on Hope Bay in 2006.

A total of 65,775m in 233 holes was completed. In addition, an extensive program of additional sampling on previous drill core was completed in the Boston resource area. Results from the 2006 drilling and sampling continue to be received and will be reported early in 2007. Results to date have been presented throughout the year in news releases which can be found on the Company\'s website at www.miramarmining.com.

Madrid

At Madrid drilling progressed to evaluate the potential for continuous mineralization in the gaps between the Suluk, Rand and Naartok East and West deposits, with the purpose of trying to link these deposits to support studies on the open pit potential at Madrid.

The work completed in 2006 was successful in finding continuous mineralization in the gaps between these deposits, expanding the Suluk deposit to the south and expanding Naartok East to the north. The drilling completed in 2006 met or exceeded the Company\'s expectations, including the best hole ever drilled at Hope Bay (9.3 g/tonne of gold over 93.5 meters) at Naartok East. The data from this drilling is being used to support technical studies on two production scenarios at Madrid (underground vs. open pit mine) for Phase II, with additional feed coming from separate underground mines at the Boston and Doris Central deposits. More drilling will be required in 2007 to support a feasibility study on the optimum Hope Bay phase II development scenario.

Boston

An improved resource model for the Boston deposit was completed in 2006 and provided support to the ongoing development studies conducted in 2006. A new zone was discovered at Boston approximately 400m north of the previously defined Boston resource. This area is now referred to as the BN zone.

This style of mineralization at BN has not been previously recognized at the Boston deposit. Historical drilling on the BN area done by BHP focused on testing quartz veining similar to the B2, and B3 zones but the BN gold mineralization contains only weak quartz veining hosted by altered volcanic rock with disseminated sulphides. Previous drilling is being re-compiled and 3400 samples were collected late in the year for which assays are pending. Initial geological modeling will evaluate for the potential of the existence of a lower grade halo around both around the BN zone and the existing resources areas such as B2 and B3.

The work at the BN zone has focused on potentially identifying either a supplementary underground development area or a larger production center which may be amenable to open pit exploitation at Boston.

Doris North

In March 2006, the Nunavut Impact Review Board ("NIRB") recommended that the project proceed to the regulatory phase. This recommendation was accepted by the Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada ("INAC") in July. In September 2006, the NIRB issued a Project Certificate which includes terms and conditions to be implemented by various regulatory agencies in accordance with their guidelines for issuing licences, permits and authorizations for Doris North. The Company has proceeded with applications for all necessary permits.

The Project will need a number of permits, such as a water licence from the Nunavut Water Board, a foreshore lease from INAC for the jetty and surface leases from the Kitikmeot Inuit Association. Miramar has taken steps towards obtaining all required permits. Dependent on receipt of all final licences and permits, Miramar hopes to be operating at Doris North in late 2008.

One of the permitting steps is the addition of Tail Lake to Schedule 2 or the federal Metal Mining Effluent Regulations ("MMER") as a permitted tailings impoundment. A tailings alternatives assessment completed by the Company has been reviewed by Natural Resources Canada, Environment Canada and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans ("DFO") under their various areas of expertise. All have agreed that the alternatives assessment is rigorous and supports the use of Tail Lake as the tailings impoundment area for the project. DFO has recommended that Environment Canada proceed to take the necessary steps to list Tail Lake in Schedule 2 of the MMER and the Company hopes to receive the listing in the first half of 2007.

An update to the Doris North Feasibility Study is underway and is expected to be completed in May 2007. The study will also examine the changes that would be required to allow the Doris North facility to process ore from the Doris Central zone in order to bridge production from Doris North to Phase II. Production from Doris Central will require further feasibility work and permitting.

Work for 2007

Miramar anticipates it will spend approximately $30m on programs at Hope Bay in 2007 including work on technical studies, metallurgical testing, resource infill and upgrading, permitting and exploration. Miramar\'s immediate objective is to complete a PA on phase II during the second quarter of 2007. The PA will outline (within the + or - 30% range of economics), two scenarios: 1) the large entirely underground development; and 2) the large scale combination underground - open pit option. The results of the PA will define the course of direction for phase II after which the Company will embark on the phase II bankable feasibility study ("FS"). It is expected that the FS would take another 12 - 14 months to complete (1st half 2008) and would include further test work and resource upgrade/infill drilling. The permitting process can begin on Phase II as soon as the PA is completed and a decision has been made on which production alternative offers the best return.

Maximus Discovery on Hope Bay Option Property

On January 3, 2007 Maximus Ventures Ltd. announced the discovery of a potentially significant zone of gold-silver mineralization in the Chicago area part of the Hope Bay gold project. The Chicago and Twin Peaks areas are two separate claim blocks covering 114 square km and held under an option and joint venture agreement with Miramar. The option and joint venture agreement allows Maximus to earn a 75 percent interest in the Chicago and Twin Peaks claim groups. Terms of the agreement require cumulative expenditures and advances of at least $3,250,000 by April 30, 2007, $5,250,000 by April 30, 2008, and $7,250,000 by April 30, 2009 to complete the earn-in. Miramar has the option to buy back 25 percent after vesting by Maximus, to retain a 50% interest and continue as the operator for the project. Through December 2006 Maximus incurred approximately $2.4m in expenditures on the project. Field work is done by Miramar under contract to Maximus. The option and joint venture agreement with Maximus is part of Miramar\'s strategy to advance under explored areas of the belt without losing focus on advancing its core exploration and development options. The discovery at Chicago, which is primarily a Volcanic Massive Sulphide target, is again indicative of the potential for new discoveries on the Hope Bay belt.

Miramar Mining Corporation

Miramar is a Canadian gold company that controls the Hope Bay project, one of the largest undeveloped gold projects in Canada. The Hope Bay project covers over 1,000 sq. km. and encompasses one of the most prospective undeveloped greenstone belts in Canada. Miramar aims to become an intermediate gold producer through the integrated development of the Hope Bay belt starting with the proposed small scale, high grade Doris North Mine. Miramar then expects to extend and expand production levels by developing through phase II, the Madrid, Boston and remaining Doris deposits.

The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements set out in National Instrument 43-101 and reviewed by John Wakeford, P. Geo. Vice President, Exploration for Miramar Mining Corporation, and the Qualified Person for the Company as set out in NI 43-101. The analytical method for the gold analyses is gravimetric assay done by TSL Laboratories in Saskatoon, with metallic screen assays for all samples assaying over 20 g/t gold. Check assays are completed by ALS Chemex in North Vancouver.

Assay intervals reported are drill core lengths. Geologic interpretation of drill results is underway. However, it is estimated that true widths would generally be at least 70-80% of reported core lengths.

...da steckt System dahinter, irgendwie werde ich das Gefühl nicht los, dass die aktien von irgendjemanden billig eingesammelt werden...

es sein, dass der letzte anstieg auf etwa 0,30 auch schon ein teil des einsammelns gewesen ist, hab einige mf aktiencharts verglichen und eigentlich ist es doch so, dass er für den kleinen anstieg,der meist schon tage oder wochen vor dem pusch stattfindet verantwortlich ist. bei maxi würde sowas länger dauern aufgrund der geringen stückzahlen glaube ich.

auch kein Blumentopf zu gewinnen. z.B. Aquilla, Wolfden, Bravo ...!

schon gesehen, daß Hr. Viens seine Option am 2.Jan. 1 MIO Shares
zu 0,40 Cent ausgeführt hat. www.canadianinsider.com
Ist doch ganz postiv - aber der Kurs spricht mommentan
eine andere Sprache.

glaube nicht daran das hier eingesammelt wird.....wir wurden verarscht....leider...keiner unserer experten lässt sich blicken....gibt mir schon zu denken....gerade bei diesem verfall.

nja muss wohl das geld abschreiben.....sieht ganz nach einem schuss in den ofen aus :-(

hoch bist du eingestiegen?

durchschnitt liegt jetzt bei 0,24 €

wie sind denn die news von miramar zu werten ?? hat einer eine ahnung ???

ich sehe die News von Miramar sehen nicht schlecht aus. Maximus rückt immer mehr in den Fokus - der Bekanntheitsgrad wird dadurch erhöht - in CAN wird so gut wie keine Aktie verkauft ( die 5000 Stck. sind doch lächerlich ) - ich bin nach wie vor positiv gestimmt - wer weis - vor grossen Ausbrüchen sind viele aktien zunächst ersteinmal gegen süden gegangen... - also hier findet z.Zt. etwas statt, was durchaus als "einsammeln" zu sehen ist - und das seit wochen - in CAN kaum volumen - in Deutschland reagiert der kurs auf die paar Aktien, die in CAN gehandelt werden - darüber sollte man sich einmal gedanken machen - die 100K die in FRA plötzlich kamen, könnten auch ein STOP-LOSS gewesen sein - ich denke, es wird sich schon wieder alles beruhigen... Leute, wir haben eine Aktie im Depot, keinen Optionsschein oder Ähnliches, der nach einer bestimmten Zeit oder bei einem bestimmten Wert wertlos verfällt - habt Geduld, es wird sich lohnen...

Hoffentlich hast Du recht.

ich sehe das ähnlich wie du. Irgendjemand sammelt günstig ein !

Die Frage ist nur wenn dem so wäre. Was steckt dahinter ?

... die Theorie bezüglich MF ist nicht von der Hand zu weisen und RSR hat seinen Teil dazu beigetragen... ;-))) - warten wir es ab...

MF.....habe in einem anderen board gelesen das sein neues depot am 29.01.07 anfangen soll. wie schon gesagt reine spekulation.

Wenn lefty schreibt das Volumen war 5000Stk dann frage ich mich wie Du darauf kommst, dass günstig gesammelt wird?

lefty
Was muss eigentlich passieren damit Du nicht positiv gestimmt bist? -50%? oder mehr?

Wie soll denn F dahinter stehen? F's Empfehlungen hatten auch keinen, zumindest keinen so starken Rücksetzer, bevor aufgrund der Empfehlung der Anstieg kam. Eine Überlegung: Der Kursanstieg seit Oktober ohne Nachrichten von MXV könnte darauf zurückzuführen sein, dass RSR erste Positionen aufgebaut haben und die alten Anleger nicht abgesprungen sind, weil eben keine schlechten Nachrichten kamen. Nachdem für uns alle - (auch RSR) - die unerwartete Nachricht über die "bescheidenen" Bohrergebnisse kam, haben die RSR noch einmal gepusht, um ohne Verlust aussteigen zu können.  

Filing Date  Transaction Date  Insider Name  Nature of transaction  Securities  # or value acquired or disposed of  Unit Price  
Jan 09/07  Jan 02/07  Viens, Francois  50 - Grant of options  Options  1,000,000  $0.400        
Dec 11/06  Dec 06/06  Quin, Stephen P.  50 - Grant of options  Options  200,000  $0.320  
Dec 06/06  Nov 30/06  Graybeal, Frederick  50 - Grant of options  Options  500,000  $0.320  
Nov 20/06  Nov 14/06  Martin, Philip Stephen  50 - Grant of options  Options  200,000  $0.320

es handelt sich um käufe in höhe von 1.900.000 in knapp 2 monaten ;)

so habe ich was gefunden....sein  neue 10 000 € anlage startet im feb. 2007

hier der auszug......

Das wird die neue Kursrakete!

Ich habe eine Kursrakete entdeckt, die ich im Februar in meine neue 10.000 Euro-Anlage aufnehmen werde. Ich gebe Ihnen nun einen guten Rat: Verpassen Sie diese Kursrakete auf keinen Fall. Ich hoffe, Sie haben jetzt richtig gelesen, denn Sie dürfen diese neue Kursrakete nicht verpassen, denn wie im Jahr 2005 und 2006 werde ich auch im Jahr 2007 die neue 10.000 Euro-Anlage mit einem Paukenschlag beginnen. Sie müssen unbedingt dabei sein!........


LL-ergebnisse...sollen die nicht ende januar kommen ??? würde doch passen oder ???
reine spekulation.

hier der link: www.profine.de/katalog/anzeigen3.php?id=16519

und zwar von mir.

Jungs, Maedels Ihr seit es selber die den Kurs zum Verfall bringt. Besten Dank!

Ich verstehe die Welt nicht mehr ... In Canada wird nicht viel gehandelt, weil der Wert noch unbekannt ist und die Leute bedachter. Hier in Deutschland ist das ein reines Gezocke und somit pendeln wir rauf und runter, bis dann bei einem Ausbruch nach oben das Geheule gross ist und ein paar bekannte Namen hier aus dem Board nicht mehr flennen und im Gegenteil gar nicht posten.

Was ist das Problem bei einem Kurseinstieg im Mittel von 0,24 EUR, wenn der Kurs mal kurz sinkt. Wer das nicht aushalten kann, sollte auch keinen Hotstock anfassen.

Wirklich laecherlich ... aber ich moechte nicht undankbar wirken.

Gruss
dscheymu

Sit 0,199 gezahlt anstatt 0,197 ... :-)