explosive
- 31 Dec 2005 13:39
Ballarat Goldfields is an Australian gold explorer and developer, with a strong
portfolio of projects primarily focused on the highly prospective Ballarat gold
province in Victoria.
Situated in one of the most famous historical gold mining regions of Australia,
Ballarat produced over 12 million ounces before it's premature closure, around
the time of the first world war.
In 2004, for the first time following discovery in the 1850's, the leases over
the entire Ballarat field were consolidated under the sole ownership of BGF.
This has resulted in the company constructing a comprehensive geological model
of the entire field, demonstrating what many had suspected, that Ballarat had
massive unexplored prospectivity.
BGF completed a pre-feasibility study in 2004 which proposed an initial
underground mine at Ballarat East, with twin access declines servicing the
haulage and ventilation. The mine, based on BGF's geological model, has a life of 21 years, and would achieve an average production rate of approximately
200,000 ounces of gold per annum.
Website For Own Research
http://www.ballarat-goldfields.com.au
Top 20 Ordinary Shareholders Hold 69.66% of Issued Capital: 5th July 2006
Diggers & Dealers - Investor Presentation ASX and Media Release: 9th August 2006
Ballarat-Goldfields Annual Report2006
Ballarat East Revised Development Strategy ASX and Media Release: 7th September 2006



explosive
- 31 Jan 2006 18:52
- 20 of 167
5% gain today see my overall position rise to 17.44%.... Growth should continue too :-) Anyone else in or watching this thread?
explosive
- 31 Jan 2006 18:54
- 21 of 167
Bloomberg this morning reported gold at all time high since 1989...
explosive
- 01 Feb 2006 21:10
- 22 of 167
Yet another rise today, overall gain now since I stared this thread is 20.66%
accord
- 02 Feb 2006 07:39
- 23 of 167
explosive
- 02 Feb 2006 20:33
- 24 of 167
Another 5% rise today, looking good thats 25.48% up since begining this thread. Anyone else yet onboard?
explosive
- 06 Feb 2006 20:33
- 25 of 167
Bid rises to 19.75, 27.09% gain since starting this thread and buying the share on the 31/12/05..
explosive
- 07 Feb 2006 18:24
- 26 of 167
No movement today folks....
explosive
- 10 Feb 2006 19:51
- 27 of 167
End the week, overall gain 23.87% up.
veludo
- 10 Feb 2006 22:41
- 28 of 167
I've been to Ballarat.............. I won't be buying any BGF shares.
explosive
- 13 Feb 2006 18:52
- 29 of 167
Veludo - Buy or don't buy makes no difference to me....
Total gain since starting this thread is +25.48%
explosive
- 20 Feb 2006 20:00
- 30 of 167
Up just under 10% today, shares still looking very good.
Total gain since starting this thread 35.14%, bought 31/12/2005.
explosive
- 21 Feb 2006 20:55
- 31 of 167
And holding.......
explosive
- 23 Feb 2006 20:24
- 32 of 167
Small fall today, gains however still above 30% which isn't bad for under a 2 month investment!!
explosive
- 24 Feb 2006 21:24
- 33 of 167
Price holds up.... This thread is becoming my personal diary of events!!
robertalexander
- 25 Feb 2006 20:31
- 34 of 167
am watching this one as money tied up in chp at this time. debating wether to sell my PEG at a small loss and buy something new as they haven't done much for me[last weeks risses just lessen my loss]
explosive
- 27 Feb 2006 18:47
- 35 of 167
Another small fall today.... Overall gain since begining this thread +30.31%
robertalexander - Your in chaco resources then, oil and gas v's gold miner... Decisions, decisions... So tell me how long you been watching BGF for then? I litterally found them a few weeks before buying in and starting this thread. Can't complain though as +30 in 3 months is pretty good going... Hoping that production rates will increase as they have the facility for it just like GFM have done today. Will send the sp soaring if it happens later in the year.
robertalexander
- 27 Feb 2006 19:56
- 36 of 167
about 2 days. i found yr thread and thought hmmm... these are a bit out of my normal price range[ i like them <20p] as i only buy in 400-1000 bundles and i like to get more shares for my moneybut the upward trend caught my eye. it is high risk with these smaller shares but sometimes it pays off. i pays my money and takes my chances. i only have 4 shares in my portfolio at the mo chp,ser,sco,goo. so we will see. was off work today so got to play the market. got an extra 500 shares in chp for free[sold high/bought back in low, no fees for my first month either]. i dont know much about the particular companies[ i look on the internet, in RHPS etc.] i also follow the BB banter, again risky but one or two of you seem to be on the level, like you and stockdog, mjr1234& greyhound. try to ignore ravey dave and master rsi as cant tell whether they on the level or not
explosive
- 27 Feb 2006 20:07
- 37 of 167
Hahaha, I squelched both Master RSI and Ravey Davey, fed up with their nonsense. RHPS isn't what it used to be, I think TB has had more losses in the past 12 months than gainers... I got in BGF at 15.54, the gold has just started to flow but I think the share could well hit +25p by summer. Looks like your portfolio is all oil and gas? If so a bit of a risk all in one segment. Gold prices seam to be on the rise 10% each year so Bloomberg tells us so organic growth is good...
Your money and high risk, although not as high as the other shares in your portfolio!!
robertalexander
- 28 Feb 2006 07:11
- 38 of 167
used to follow TB quite religously but some of his shares are high priced[>20p] and as my portfolio only c2000, costs make small holdings unprofitable. not brave enough[or stupid] to lump all in on one company. i have been lucky with Tom as i had kmr and eum but took my money and ran [up c85% ]and am trying to do it my way to see if i can make it. it is risky but then again it is only a hobby to me.
explosive
- 28 Feb 2006 21:58
- 39 of 167
robertalexander - I personaly think its best to do it alone. Sure everyone takes losses I am currently 1K down on AMU and holding. Paper trading is also a very good way to learn with zero risk. Not sure I understand why you don't consider shares above 20p though. A 20% rise is a 20% rise regardless of the sp and to limit yourself to shares under a certain price limits your potentail as an investor.