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AFRICAN EAGLE, A Gold Explorer With Massive Potential. (AFE)     

goldfinger - 06 Jan 2004 01:54

Ive always said I would not start looking at the Gold Explorers untill POG broke through $420, well its done that today and this company in my mind is the best potential producer around, and heres why.

MANAGEMENT

Has two experinced Managers in mining in Mark Parker and John Park, both have extensive exploration management in Africa in mining and have proved themselfs in the past selling out small mines to the big boys.

THE MINES

ZAMBIA.

Here the company as 5 potential Block busters but the REAL GEM of the company Sasere, known as EAGLE EYE is an old Gold mine but recent sampling shows that it could provide massive deposits of Copper and Gold.

These are the drilling results we are waiting for. Estimations are fantastic and we could see that the company is sitting on deposits worth many times over of the market cap of the company of circa 12.2 million.

MOZAMBIQUE

Three sites here and Nickel is the one they are looking for. Dont forget Nickel is the highest commodity riser after Gold and is hitting new highs.


TANZANIA

Big prospect here is Miyabi.

African Eagle are carrying out a joint venture with the giant Miner Gold Fields. Drilling results are to be given to Goldfields by 31/January this year.

If results are expected what the management of Goldfields want, African Eagle retain a 30% stake in one massive deposit.

This is an exciting investment but one that is HIGH RISK like any other gold explorer.

We should have news very early on two fronts.

If this news is positive we are looking at one hell of an investment.

Please Dyor and remember your buying and selling actions are in your own hands.

Cheers GF.

ps, up 19% today waiting for the results.

xmortal - 13 Jul 2004 11:09 - 128 of 300

Ticking up again. 7.89% so far

xmortal - 16 Jul 2004 15:30 - 129 of 300

NEW YORK, July 16 (Reuters) - COMEX copper futures surged to a three-month peak Friday morning, fueled by fund- and stop-loss buying, as traders said they saw room for more gains due to supply-side concerns in the market and a weaker dollar.
By 9:40 a.m. EDT, active September copper <0#HG:> jumped 1.85 cents, or 1.4 percent, to $1.3060 a lb, the highest for futures since April 19, in a $1.2850-to-$1.31 range. Spot July was up the same at $1.3080, and later months were 1.55 to 1.85 cents higher.
"The market is looking for higher prices because of the labor unrest and the weak dollar, and because warehouse stocks are down considerably," a COMEX floor trader said. He added that first chart resistance, basis September copper, lurked at $1.31 a lb, and then at $1.3150-$ 1.3240. Support was pegged down at around $1.2890.
The dollar fell against the euro after a muted rise in core U.S. inflation for June was reported, signaling the Federal Reserve is likely for now to keep its promise to be "moderate" as it raises interest rates.
June consumer prices rose 0.3 percent, versus expectations for a rise of 0.2 percent. But the "core" number that excludes food and energy rose 0.1 percent, below forecasts for a gain of 0.2 percent.
The greenback extended its retreat after separate data showed U.S. asset inflows fell in May. The euro rose above $1.24 * up about 0.3 percent on the day. A softer dollar boosts immediate demand for dollar-priced metals like copper from traders holding foreign currencies.
Fundamentally in copper, analysts say strong metal consumption mixed with steadily falling refined stocks in exchange warehouses has lent a bullish tone to the market.
On the labor front, No. 3 copper producer Grupo Mexico SA's La Caridad operations are unable to make deliveries this week due to a strike there.
At Grupo's U.S. unit Asarco Inc., workers said Thursday they will resume contract talks with the company in mid-August. Some 750 workers have threatened to go on strike if talks between the company and copper unions are not resolved.
At the London Metal Exchange, three-months copper gained to $2,832 a tonne from its last close at $2,806.
COMEX is a division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.

xmortal - 19 Jul 2004 16:01 - 130 of 300

more on gold.

Gold to hold above $400 this year and next
Mon 19 July, 2004 13:24



LONDON (Reuters) - Gold prices are seen holding an average above $400 an ounce for the foreseeable future as the dollar stays weak and world security worries keep big investors hedging their bets on where money is safe, a Reuters poll shows.

The global survey of 24 analysts pointed to an average gold price of $404.50 a troy ounce in 2004, up 11.2 percent on 2003. Gains were then seen being pared to an average for 2005 of $402.50, up 10.6 percent on the 2003 level of $363.83.

Analysts' predictions for 2004 were down around 3.5 percent compared with a similar survey conducted in January as expectations of broader investment flows had disappointed.

"2004 promised so much and simply failed to deliver," Ross Norman of TheBullionDesk.com said.

Gold's broad uptrend started in 2001, when the metal was near 20-year lows.

The advance gathered momentum as dollar weakness, global security worries and producer buy-backs of reserves in the ground that they had sold on forward markets pushed world prices to a 15-year peak in early January 2004 of $430.50.

Producer buy-backs have since slowed, but the market should remain firm as the spotlight concentrates on the dollar, where weakness makes gold less expensive for holders of other currencies.

"We are dollar bears, despite the fact that the second quarter of 2004 saw the dollar improve...We remain bullish on the gold price -- tempered to be sure," economist Martin Murenbeeld said.

"Issues such as debt -- government and household -- factor into our longer-term thinking and are gold-positive, while terrorism and its potential impact on oil prices are on average also gold-positive," he added.

BROADER INVESTMENT STALLS

Investment funds piled into commodities, including gold, in 2003 against the backdrop of a struggling dollar and heightened geopolitical tension.

But analysts said the market had been only partially successful in its efforts to attract new investors with products such as gold-backed securities traded on stock exchanges.

"The expectation of a sustained rally was based on the assumption that a retail and wholesale investment market would be launched and indeed gather momentum," TheBullionDesk's Norman said.

"The market has failed to inspire the investment community and so the indomitable laws of supply/demand are re-asserting themselves and gold is re-establishing itself in a rather uninspiring trading range."

Average 2004 price forecasts for gold in the poll range from $376.00 to $422.25, but even the low was above the average forecast for 2004 of $350 when a similar poll was conducted in July 2003.

Frederic Panizzutti of MKS Finance said economists' expectations of a slow but almost confirmed world economic growth cycle -- plus moderate, but increasing inflation -- should be positive for commodities prices.

"Geopolitical instability and concerns will be another source of support, in particular for precious metals," he added.

"These few but major factors should enable demand for precious metals to grow over time and generate additional price strength mainly in the last quarter of 2004," he said.

goal - 12 Aug 2004 10:10 - 131 of 300

Any news anyone?

xmortal - 12 Aug 2004 10:12 - 132 of 300

i sent an email to mr Parket and could not reveal any news.

goal - 12 Aug 2004 11:01 - 133 of 300

Its been a long time now without any posative news/resalts. Xmortal do you think we will here somthing soon?

xmortal - 12 Aug 2004 13:06 - 134 of 300

I really hope so, it is testing my patience this one... I am not very confortable at moment as one would expects some kind of news by now

goal - 23 Aug 2004 12:24 - 135 of 300

Just a little good news could make AFE go north right now! other mining shares are doing well.

xmortal - 23 Aug 2004 14:01 - 136 of 300

gone up a bit. Level 2 at 4/4 all MM on the smae b/o now. maybe some good news coming our way. some buys now

goal - 23 Aug 2004 14:21 - 137 of 300

I hope so, as GF said AFE has massive potential. Good luck to all. goal.

goal - 23 Aug 2004 20:49 - 138 of 300

Evening all, + 3.64% today. well its a start, fingers cross for tomorrow. goal.

goldfinger - 02 Sep 2004 15:45 - 139 of 300

Moneyplus, if your out there switch your private message facility on and I have some news for you on this one, you were asking last night.

cheers Gf.

goldfinger - 02 Sep 2004 15:53 - 140 of 300

News out next week guys.

cheers Gf.

goal - 02 Sep 2004 16:05 - 141 of 300

Thanks Gf.

xmortal - 02 Sep 2004 16:57 - 142 of 300

GF: don't be tight! how do u know there are news next week? how good are they?

goldfinger - 02 Sep 2004 23:04 - 143 of 300

Check your PMs xmortal, sent it through this afternoon.

cheers GF.

moneyplus - 03 Sep 2004 01:27 - 144 of 300

How do you switch on message facility? Good news on drilling results expected next week-fingers crossed!

IanT(MoneyAM) - 03 Sep 2004 07:25 - 145 of 300

moneyplus,

To switch on the message facility on MoneyAM just click on the user settings button towards the top right of this screen and you will be able to do it from there.

Ian

brain2brain - 03 Sep 2004 10:31 - 146 of 300

Morning GF.

Delighted to see the big rise in AFE.

How do I find out the news mentioned above? I have just entered my details as described by Ian in the user settings. What do I do next?

Cheers

B2B
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