Tianshan Goldfields Share Discussion Threads

[mr.oz] 23/5/2007 23:15

Interesting article .. can't help thinking that the enlarged Scarbro' + Minscec group may be size-ing TGF up... DYOR etc

[mr.oz] 18/5/2007 15:54

we are the usual suspects ... the only people to post in months !

[hattori_hanzo] 18/5/2007 12:39

Hi mr .oz,

I'm still here, just quietly monitoring progress.

The share price is predictably following the previous patterns I've discussed; up & down within the trend lines of the uptrend channel.

[salmac] 18/5/2007 09:22

I am also here mr.oz and enjoying the ride. There suddenly appears to be a lot more investor interest in TGF.

[sandbank] 18/5/2007 08:20

MR OZ: No I am here too - but alas not a holder. The really clever people - like yourself - already knew of this share and must have bought in about a fortnight ago...but hey - what's new?

[mr.oz] 18/5/2007 07:57

more early doors action .... am I the only person enjoying this now ??

[mr.oz] 17/5/2007 07:46

early pre-market small buy ... been rising in AU too and is now moving above previous high at least over there
Nobody else taking an interest???

[mr.oz] 14/5/2007 21:29

LATEST NEWS ON GOLD MOUNTAIN DRILLING ABOVE WITH DIAGRAMS AND PHOTOS ABOVE

Tianshan Goldfields Drilling Report

RNS Number:5299W
Tianshan Goldfields Ltd

14 May 2007

Tianshan Goldfields Limited
("Tianshan" or the "Company")

Drilling Commences at Gold Mountain


* Infill resource definition drilling has now commenced at Gold Mountain
focusing on the Yelmand, Jinxi and Mayituobi gold deposits

* Regional exploration drilling of new targets to follow resource drilling
programme

* Extending the detailed surface contour mapping in progress


Tianshan (ASX/AIM: TGF) is pleased to announce that drilling has commenced at
its 90% owned Gold Mountain Project in north west China. The 10,000 metre
programme has commenced at the Jinxi deposit. The commencement of the warmer
early spring weather has enabled the drilling programme to commence early.

All three drill rigs have been mobilised to site and have collared their first
holes. The priority of the initial stage of drilling, focused at Jinxi, will be
to test areas that have a good probability to confirm continuity of zones with
higher grade. This initial part of the programme is designed to test less
densely drilled areas, marginal to the main zone of mineralisation, which
returned encouraging grades at economic widths in the 2006 programme. These
areas occur in the southern portion of the Jinxi global resource in a location
that exhibits minimal strip ratio.


Resource infill drilling will be undertaken on all three deposits later in the
programme once key areas are well defined and the lithologic and alteration
model together with structural interpretation is further developed. Field work
has commenced on detailed topographic surveys to assist with future mine
planning during the pre-feasibility studies.


Re-logging of mineralisation alteration styles has been completed for pre 2006
drill holes.


Regional Exploration

Exploration drill testing is also planned at the Yelmand West, Jin Gu, Awuliya,
Dakar, Millenium, Sarkarda, and Linchang gold prospects, within a budgeted
regional programme of approximately 5,000 metres of diamond core drilling.


Regional exploration will be completed within all XGM licences, and on new
tenements as acquisitions are completed, to identify new prospects. This will
commence as soon as practicable in the 2007 field season. Regional exploration
will include detailed rock chip and stream sampling and geological mapping. The
most promising of these prospects will be immediately drill tested. Detailed
ground magnetic surveys may be carried out over any identified prospects.


An extensive BLEG sampling programme will also be carried out over existing
tenements.


Mr SL Allnutt (AusIMM, MAIG), Chief Geologist of Tianshan Goldfields Limited,
and Mr K S Liddell (FAusIMM) a director of the Company, compiled the technical
aspects of this report relating to the Gold Mountain Project. Mr Liddell and Mr
Allnutt have sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of
mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity that
is being reported on to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004
Edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Mineral Resources and Ore
Reserves. Mr Allnutt and Mr Liddell consent to the inclusion in the report of
the matters in the form and context in which it appears.

For Further Information, Please Contact:

Tianshan Goldfields Limited

Level 22, Allendale Square

77 St Georges Terrace

Perth WA 6000

Telephone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]


Keith Liddell - Chairman

Jason Bontempo - Chief Financial Officer

WH Ireland Limited

11 St James's Square

Manchester

M2 6WH

Telephone: [phone]

David Youngman

Katy Mitchell


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

[mr.oz] 08/5/2007 21:58

Minsec could tempt risk-takers.................tgf mentioned
Brian O'Connor, Daily Mail
8 May 2007

The market has hundreds of small mining companies, with exotic names and exotic projects in the mountains of China or the deserts of Africa.

Now some seasoned mining punters are putting two exploration vehicles - Aim-quoted Scarborough Minerals and Australia's Mineral Securities - together in the hope that diversity will bring strength. .......................

[salmac] 26/4/2007 20:00

All interest in this share appears to have dried up for the time being, the price having drifted down some 14% from its recent high. I still have a stake in TGF but I'm glad that the lion's share of my 'gold' money is in LRL (Leyshon Resources).

[mr.oz] 22/4/2007 12:50

Minsec upped interest

[mr.oz] 13/4/2007 19:38

Minsec and our man Keith still busy with Scarborough Minerals


Scarborough Minerals merger with Mineral Securities still on track
Friday, April 13, 2007, 09:15 AM
Scarborough Minerals (LSE: SCRB) and Australian listed Mineral Securities said that the terms of an agreed merger had been finalised. Under the proposed merger, Scarborough Minerals shareholders will control 55.7% of the enlarged group with Mineral Securities shareholders retaining 44.3%. The combined group with have investments in platinum, gold, copper and zinc and varying stages of development across Australia, Europe, Asia, Southern Africa and South America.

Robert Champion de Crespigny of Scarborough Minerals will be Chairman of the enlarged group whilst Keith Liddell of Mineral Securities will take the role of Chief Executive Officer.

Robert Champion de Crespigny AC, added:

"We are very pleased to have concluded merger negotiations with Minsec. We have a shared vision for the future development of the merged business and are focused on the delivery of long term value for all shareholders. The merger provides greater scale and financial muscle and a strong platform for growth."

The proposed merger is expected to be completed in June.

[mr.oz] 13/4/2007 19:28

ASX performance:

13 Apr 2007 0.480 +4.35% 0.480 0.460 10,171
12 Apr 2007 0.460 -2.13% 0.470 0.460 32,000
11 Apr 2007 0.470 +2.17% 0.470 0.470 50,000
10 Apr 2007 0.460 -14.81% 0.520 0.460 24,500
05 Apr 2007 0.540 +3.85% 0.540 0.540 20,000

[mr.oz] 07/4/2007 10:30

Interesting article below on valuation of company dependant upon listing location
I'm no mathmentician , but I still reckon TGF is valued at under $25/oz

Hatto , anyone , comments on what should be the norm for a company with these current standings ???(I simply took mkt cap less cash / 2.8 mill inferred&indicated ... too simplistic??)
Been playing with header again ... I must stop it !


BROWSING THE BOURSES
Mar 29th 2007

Companies scour global exchanges to find a better price for their shares

BASED in Toronto, Golden China Resources is a mining company with the
kind of scary but alluring profile you might expect for a firm that
goes prospecting for gold. Established only three years ago, it is
still losing money. But it boasts an intriguing technology using
bacteria in the refining process, promising rights in China and what
appears to be a growing inventory of established reserves.

With bullion prices rising and economic doubts gathering, times should
be good for gold producers. But on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Golden
China has lost its lustre. Its share price has fallen by half since
early 2006. In response, the company has embarked on a different kind
of prospecting. It is studying how different bourses around the world
value companies like itself. Its findings are a challenge to anyone who
believes financial markets are consistent or rational.

Take, for example, the market's view of "in situ" ounces, meaning gold
that is in the ground. According to an outside analysis, Canadian
exploration companies are valued at $75 an ounce on average. As refined
gold now sells for more than $650 an ounce, this leaves some margin for
processing and mining risk.
.......CONTINUES ......
See this article with graphics and related items at

[mr.oz] 06/4/2007 11:02

Gold may reach all-time high in 2008, GFMS says
Annual survey points to a possible $740 an ounce in the second half of the year.

[hattori_hanzo] 05/4/2007 13:12

Well, it's steady as she goes, init! ;-)

[mr.oz] 05/4/2007 08:47

Tianshan Goldfields Drilling Report


RNS Number:4063U
Tianshan Goldfields Ltd
05 April 2007


TIANSHAN GOLDFIELDS LIMITED
("TIANSHAN" or the "Company")


Tianshan and Gold Mountain Project Progressing


* 2007 Gold Mountain field programme to commence late April subject to
weather conditions.


* 15,000 metres of diamond core drilling will focus on pre-feasibility
resource drilling and regional targets.


* Pre-feasibility study work for a potential open pit and heap leach mining
operation well underway.


* Executive Director Grant Thomas appointed as Managing Director of Tianshan
Goldfields Limited.


* The Xinjiang Gold Mountain Mining Company Limited awarded Bureau of
Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation 2006 Award.


RNS CONTINUES.....ANY COMMENTS ANYONE ....
PDF WITH MORE INFORMATION:

[mr.oz] 03/4/2007 09:53

link to ASX share price in the header ... shame we can not edit the title ... so Gold Fingers it is

[hattori_hanzo] 03/4/2007 07:38

AFN & asx.com agree the price fell marginally on the ASX: A 0.01 drop to .54.

I think yesterdays disparity will remain a mystery unless we see it happen again.

[hattori_hanzo] 02/4/2007 21:32

Hi Selmac

The asx site has the last trade on friday at .54...AFN had it as .50. But they both agree that the last trade for last night was .55. Therin lies the problem & the difference in the reported price rise on each site.

I seem to recall the last trade on friday WAS .50, but I'm getting confused now & I can't remember for sure, so it's hard to say which site is wrong.

These things do actually matter to me because I rely on the ASX AFN price to clue me in as to the likely price action the following day on AIM. One day I will be using those ASX prices to judge when to buy & sell again.
I certainly don't want to be scrambling around every morning looking at different sites just to confirm ASX prices. I need to know AFN is correct, so I'll be watching the AFN ASX prices closely.

[salmac] 02/4/2007 20:56

Hattori_

This is TGF's recent price history copied from the ASX website:

Date------- Last---% Change--High----Low-----Vol
02 Apr 2007 0.550 1.85% 0.550 0.550 69,065
30 Mar 2007 0.540 8.00% 0.540 0.500 95,435
29 Mar 2007 0.500 6.38% 0.500 0.470 157,000
28 Mar 2007 0.470 4.44% 0.470 0.470 43,000
27 Mar 2007 0.450 2.27% 0.465 0.445 92,500

Seems pretty clear. But for us the important price is the one on the London AIM market.

[hattori_hanzo] 02/4/2007 18:57

Salmac - It was mr .oz who set it up in the first place.

But it doesn't matter, because once it's been created, you can't edit the header in any way! Oops! lol!

So we're stuck with Goldfileds. Which is better than Goldfillets, but not as good as Goldco-eds.

Right, now this price issue. I think different sites have different ways of recording the price. I have a close on friday of .50c bid - .53 offer. As the ASX records trades in a similar way to a SETS system, it means that AFN records the final trade as the closing price. The final trade on friday was a sell at .50c. The final trade last night was a buy at .55c. Hence the 10% rise recorded on AFN's system.

EDIT: I've just looked again at the TGF quote on the asx.com site & it DOES use the last price system like AFN, so as the last price on friday was .50 & last price last night was .55 it should be showing a 10% rise.

Anyway, it should be easy to work out which system is accurate from tonights trades.

Current Mid = .54 Last trade = .55

[salmac] 02/4/2007 18:52

I am not sure but I think that whoever set it up in the first place will have to make the changes. Otherwise anyone could go in and alter things.

[mr.oz] 02/4/2007 17:42

Nice one ... do you know how to edit the title ... I can not seem to do it , or I would have taken away the "?" too !!!!

lol

[salmac] 02/4/2007 17:22

mr.oz - just one header suggestion. Goldfields is spelt incorrectly!