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könnte dieses Verhalten bzw diese Einstellung nicht den -unseren- Spaß um einige Zeit wieder zurück werfen?

Ich könnte(!) mir sogar vorstellen, dass die da unten sogar "mosern" werden,
wenn BOC -RTL- die Chinesen nur parallel -JV etc- mit einbeziehen wollen ... wie auch immer;
das die da unten absolut etwas gegen die Chinesen haben.

http://bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2011/07/...o-allow-for-p.html

040711Konnou cease fire
By AL
Fighting factions in the Konnou Constituency have been ordered to cease fire and to allow for peace talks to be initiated in the area.
This was the order issued by 110 Ex-commanders from the North, Central and South of Bougainville last week at the Ex-combatants consultative meeting held at Tsiroge Catholic Health Centre.
The former commanders have given all factions involved in the Konnou conflict until September to address the Konnou conflict.
In a motion moved by former commander Damien Kora and seconded by Peter Naguo, the ex-combatants consultative meeting resolved to;
* dispatch a high powered unarmed delegation comprised of selected ex-combatants representatives of the North, South and Central veterans on a Konnou Peace Mission to open dialogue with Damien Koike faction, Mongai Home Guards, WILMO faction, Konnou Freedom Fighters and Struggling for Peace faction.
* that the ABG make available funding and facilitate the logistics required to facilitate the Konnou Peace Mission delegation,
* that by the end of this year, a series of reconciliation ceremonies be arranged, organized and held between the ex-combatant factions, groups, communities and individuals throughout the region to foster peace efforts and weapons disposal preparations, paving way towards referendum of independence and
* that the Konnou Peace Mission delegation to make its report available by September this year.
The ex-combatants also agreed on three other resolutions including support for economic activities initiated by the Autonomous Bougainville Government and the re-opening of Panguna mine.

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FOREIGNERS STIRRING TROUBLE IN BOUGAINVILLE
Momis says they’re American carpet baggers’

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (Radio New Zealand International, July 5, 2011) – The president of autonomous Papua New Guinea province of Bougainville, John Momis, says a shadowy American group, with links to a militant rebel group, is de-stablising his government.

The rebel group calling itself the Me’ekamui Tribal Nation, which refuses to acknowledge the government’s legitimacy, reportedly has the backing of the so-called Tall J Foundation.

Mr Momis says he’s met the Americans who he understands want to begin extracting alluvial gold in Bougainville.

He calls them carpetbaggers.

"I don’t know very much about them. All I know is that they’re a menace. They are trying to sabotage all our efforts to create unity and a sense of responsibility, to get ourselves prepared for re-opening of the [Panguna] mine. They are more or less carpetbaggers, you know, running around misleading ignorant people."

A spokesperson for the Me’ekamui Tribal Nation says it has no links with the Tall J Foundation.

Last month, the Tribal Nation failed in its attempts to set up a conference at the Hilton Hotel in Cairns to canvas issues it says are hampering a resumption of mining at the huge Panguna site.

Radio New Zealand International: www.rnzi.com

www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=61634

Bougainville workshop ponders Panguna reopening

Posted at 07:17 on 06 July, 2011 UTC

Landowners and ex-combatants from around the huge Panguna mine in Papua New Guinea’s Bougainville have presented their concerns at a workshop in Buka.

The week long meeting, called by the Autonomous Bougainville Government’s ministry of natural resources, aims to resolve outstanding issues ahead of a possible re-opening of the mine.

Don Wiseman reports:

“The Panguna Landowner Association’s deputy chair, Michael Pariu, says both his group and the ex-combatants say it’s critical they be involved in any negotiations to re-open the mine. He says they have a right to be heard at the negotiating table with the mine’s owner, Bougainville Copper Ltd. Mr Pariu says his organisation backs the re-opening of Panguna, but any negotiations would have to include agreement on a compensation package for the damage caused by the mine. He says there would also need to be a roadmap laying out how the villages around Panguna can be rehabilitated and developed. The workshop was also told that the ABG would provide more than 400,000 US dollars to assist the reconciliation process among the Panguna communities.”
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Bitte auf Hotcopper voten!!!

http://www.hotcopper.com.au/...id=1&tid=1498585&msgid=8546956

http://bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2011/07/...tion-and-deve.html

By AL
The National Government this week granted Bougainville’s Restoration and Development grant of K15 million for this year.
This was announced by ABG Minister for Veterans Affairs David Sisito this morning at the Panguna stakeholders consultative workshop currently being held at Hahela, Buka.
Mr Sisito also warned on the proper use of the money and appealed to especially the Bougainville national members of parliament to stop giving cash to former combatant commanders at Panguna.
He cautioned that such actions would only prolong the process of reconciliation in the area.

...auf allen Ebenen (www.bougainville-copper.eu) und der Kurs in Frankfurt gibt nach.

Wer mag das verstehen?

„Fortschritte auf allen Ebenen und der Kurs in Frankfurt gibt nach.
Wer mag das verstehen?“

 

 

 

http://copperinvestingnews.com/6994/..._CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email

By Leia Michele Toovey-Exclusive to Copper Investing News

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Copper prices climbed over $9,500 per tonne for the first time in two-months Monday, as supply concerns ushered investors back into the copper market. Copper, held on to the majority of Monday’s gains Tuesday, with three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange closing at $9,540 a tonne, its highest since late April, compared with a close of $9,455 on Monday.

The regroup was welcome relief for the copper market, which has been battered over the recent weeks as fears over potential insolvency in debt laden Greece steered investors into the safe-haven assets such as gold, and away from the “riskier” commodities such as copper. The lifting of the Greek debt concerns, as Greece’s parliament approved an austerity plan encouraged investors to re-enter the copper market, particularly on bargain hunting, however, supply threats in an already tight-supply chain also contributed to the metal’s upward impetus.

Copper prices have staggered since reaching record-highs in February, however, after the recent recovery, they are a mere six percent off their previous high. Analysts maintain a bullish stance on the near-term state of the copper market, claiming that after the seasonally low demand period wraps up, the metal will once again be off to the races. With shrinking supplies still buoying the market, many still believe that the red metal will touch a new record price this year.

The copper market has been hit with a number of supply threats over the past few days. Chile’ state owned Codelco is working to avert a 24-hour strike by workers demanding a bigger say in the restructuring of the world’s top copper miner. Codelco union leaders called for a walkout on July 11 that would halt operations at all six mines controlled by the company. Meanwhile, Codelco is still dealing with a protest by contract workers that has cost the miner at least $100 million in lost revenue from its No. 2 operation El Teniente. Also, overnight in top-copper producing country Chile, heavy snow and winds severely affected output at Chile’s Collahuasi mine, according to the head of the company’s main union.

On Monday, workers at Freeport McMoran Copper & Gold Inc.’s (NYSE:FCX) Indonesian unit went on strike. The group is asking for a pay raise as well as for the reinstatement of its leaders who were expected to be fired. According to union workers at Freeport’s Grasberg mine, protests are already curtailing output, however, according to Freeport Indonesia, concentrate shipments have not been disrupted. Freeport declined to provide further insight into current disruptions to the mine’s operation. The company has cautioned union leaders that the strike over pay is illegal.

Copper’s recovery is still being underpinned by concerns over the state of China’s economy and its future demand for the metal. On Monday, after an initial uptick, Shanghai copper was under pressure throughout the session as investors rushed to book profits amid renewed concerns over further monetary tightening, after the People’s Bank of China issued a statement Monday that “inflation pressures are still high.” The statement led to speculation that another increase in interest rates could be announced at any time.

The sentiment over China’s demand spread over into the markets on Tuesday. In early morning trading, the optimistic sentiment surrounding the copper market soured, with LME copper declining 0.4 percent to touch $9,414.50 a tonne by 0718 GMT.  Adding further downside pressure was a warning by Standard and Poor’s that it would treat a French bank plan to rollover privately-held Greek debt as a default. Sentiment did, once again, reverse and copper closed on Tuesday just shy of Monday’s high.

July and August are seasonally-low demand periods for copper, but prices are still being supported by low inventories. Copper inventories tracked by the London Metal Exchange, as of July 4th were 462,725 tonnes, the lowest in more than two months. Reports out of China indicate that stockpiles have plummeted 50 percent in the past two months.

Gebe voll und ganz Recht.

Wie lange noch soll denn die ganze Geschichte gehen?  

 wenn du Pech hast noch Jahre,wenn nicht Monate

Du solltest also nicht morgen mit dem Geld rechnen,aber wnn alles ans laufen kommt,und danach sieht es aus,dann hast du ausgesorgt.

 

 

um Bougainville ist nicht klar, dass die Welt am Rande einer künstlichen Depression steht.

Auch die Erhöhung des US Schuldenlimits um 2 Billionen (europ.) wird keine neue Kaufkraft schaffen, sondern den Stand nur halten. Die künstlich erzeugten Staatsbankrotte - besonders in Europa / USA - und das verordnete Sparen wird Wirkung zeigen.

Insofern ist die Kursentwicklung nachvollziehbar.

In meinem Fall bleibt es dabei : Handeln gestaffelt bei Erreichen vorher festgesetzter Ziele.  

wird, bis die Mine denn mal in Produktion geht, der ein oder andere Schuldenschnitt vollzogen sein. Oder wir haben bis dahin einen zweiten "Black Friday" erlebt.

ABER:
Danach wird weiterhin der Bedarf an Rohstoff bestehen, ob die nun mit Euro, Dollar oder Eurodollar (neue Währung :)) bezahlt werden ist doch zweitrangig. Ich sehe keinen Grund warum der Bedarf und damit die Preise (in welcher Währung auch immer) großartig sinken sollten.

Ich halte mich weiterhin an die Aussage der Landeigner zur Wiedereröffnung: "Ende 2011", womit diese wahrscheinlich der endgültige Beschluss zur Wiedereröffnung gemeint haben.

Läuft...  

http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20110707/thhome.htm

BOUGAINVILLE Police Chief Thomas Eluh has assured Bougainvilleans that law and order will be restored in the south.
The Assistant Commissioner, ACP Eluh said the attack on his policemen recently will not stop him putting more police work into the areas of South Bougainville.
Mr Eluh said he will not be deterred and called on police to do their work to protect people and property in those areas.
He said the communities will ask why there is no police presence if the killings continue and he is determined to put a stop to that.
Police Chief Eluh said that he cannot sit around relaxing when many innocent people have died and still many people’s lives are at risk and living in fear.
“I will encourage my men to continue more police work into the areas as part of their duty to enforce law and order in the communities to look after the people,’’ said Mr Eluh.
‘’Killings in South Bougainville are ongoing and those involved must be apprehended to face the full force of law.’’
He strongly urged the people of Bougainville to unite and put an end to the vicious killings and work with the police to track down those involved as this was an ongoing problem, especially in South Bougainville and it must not be tolerated anymore.
‘’I believed that the people of Bougainville are tired of such cruel behaviours and long to see an ending to these inhuman activities,’’ ACP Eluh said.

die 5k zu 0,77 Euro schnappen,ohne Ausführung hat der Makler hochgetaxt,und wir sind nicht im manipulierten Markt??,wenn der nicht mal mehr 5k zu 0,77 hat,dann werden die Drückungen wohl immer schwieriger,haben wir jetzt den Boden erreicht???  

http://www.godmode-trader.de/nachricht/...ngen-in-Minen,a2581389.html

"ohne Ausführung hat der Makler hochgetaxt,und wir sind nicht im manipulierten Markt??"

Kennst Du auch nur einen einzigen Bereich des Lebens, in dem nicht moneypoliert wird?

 

http://www.godmode-trader.de/nachricht/...rhin-bullisch,a2582420.html

von Tomke Hansmann
Donnerstag 07.07.2011, 12:41 Uhr

Singapur (BoerseGo.de) – Die Investmentbank Goldman Sachs ist einem Bericht der Nachrichtenagentur Bloomberg zufolge gegenüber Kupfer weiterhin bullisch eingestellt. Die Preise würden im Verlauf von 2011 und 2012 weiter ansteigen, zitiert Bloomberg den Rohstoffanalysten der Commerzbank Jeffrey Currie.

Kupfer dürfte dabei von der chinesischen Nachfrage profitieren, nachdem der weltgrößte Käufer angefangen hat, seine Vorräte wieder aufzustocken. Auf Sicht von zwölf Monaten rechnet die Commerzbank mit einem Kupferpreis von 11.000 USD je Tonne.

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Damit dürften ja wohl auch die People auf Bougainville daran interessiert sein, so rasch als möglich von einem Kupferabbau und darauf folgenden Verkauf von Kupfer/Gold etc. zu profitieren.

Ich kann mir absolut nicht vorstellen, dass alle darauf warten, weniger zu "verdienen".

Da dü+rfte wohl die Denke auch bei den eher pazifisch denkenden Einwohnern von B. ähnlich sein wie sonst auch.  

http://bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2011/07/...h-final-prese.html

070711STAKEHOLDERS
By Aloysius Laukai

......................... is progressing very well with final presentations to be made tomorrow morning.

So far all parties in and around Panguna have voiced their views for the first time at this forum.

Representatives include former Panguna Land Owner Association members, New Panguna Landowners Association members, both the Mekamui factions of Origional Mekamui and Mekamui Unity government and leaders from the Panguna District Administration, and some leaders around the Panguna area.

The workshop will end with a joint declaration on the way forward for PANGUNA and Bougainville as a whole.

New Dawn FM understands that this is the first forum in which all stakeholders are free to talk on issues which is affecting the people of Panguna and surrounding villages.

Habe soeben noch einmal aufgestockt. Danke, dass der Kurs der Shares noch immer so niedrig ist!  

..........schaffen sie ja diesmal endlich den Durchbruch in Richtung BCA Review.

Morgen sollten wir mehr wissen ;-))))))

juckt es ja auch nochmal in den Finger zum Nachlegen... Hmmmmmmm.....  

muss es natürlich lauten :)

Wann kommt eigentlich in diesem Forum die Edit-Funktion?