Greenland Minerals -112Mio lb U3O8 Inferred (Seite 710)

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[FaxenClown]

Die News von RMR ist auch interessant für GGG

26/11/2010 Secondary Trading Notice
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/displayAnnouncement.do?…

Ram Resources Limited (“RMR” or “the Company”) confirms that 5,000,000 fully paid ordinary shares were today issued to Greenland Minerals and Energy Limited (“GGG”) in consideration for the provision of equipment and associated services in relation to the Company’s exploration programme at the Motzfeldt Project in Southern Greenland. GGG’s Kvanefjeld project is located approximately 60km to the south east of Motzfeldt, and close to the town of Narsaq. Due to the close proximity of the two projects, Ram and GGG have an informal agreement to share, where possible, technical resources in Greenland. [...]

MfG, FaxenClown

[FaxenClown]

... es gibt wieder Bewegung in Grönland

http://translate.google.de/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=U…

Siumut: The policy should reflect the majority
Thursday, November 25, 2010 19:32

The opposition is not satisfied that the disagreement in Naalakkersuisut of zero tolerance of uranium will not have consequences for public policy. There is internal disagreement within the Greenland Government when it comes to the issue of zero tolerance to uranium, acknowledged President Kuupik Kleist last night after naalakkersuisoq for finance Palle Christiansen earlier in the day had requested a waiver of the policy so quickly, can provide a political majority.

But according Siumut majority are already present, it is disrespect for the parliamentary rules when Kuupik Kleist refuses to put the issue to a vote, says the criticism from political spokesman Karl Lyberth.

Majority to abolish zero-tolerance policy achieved according Lyberth if you put Palle Christiansen's democrats, Siumut and Atassut mandates. And so it should therefore, according Siumut be.

- The current policy in any area should reflect the majority at any time agreed in Inatsisartut, writes Karl Lyberth so in a message.

Chairman of Greenland Kuupik Kleist insured, however last night that the issue will be addressed during the ongoing electoral period when mining law at an indeterminate time to be revised. But it is according Siumut a distraction:

- Moreover, only saying that zero-tolerance issue is not legal matters, and not directly included as part of the provisions of the current Mineral Resources. This is a political decision, "says the spokesman, Karl Lyberth, noting that this decision was withdrawn in 1988.

Siumut will in next year's spring collection continues to press forward with its proposal to introduce a permissible upper limit for the content of uranium in the mining of raw materials. The proposal has reached second treatment. Inatisartut and Siumut motivation is that such a resolution would provide more jobs and revenue to the country.

Kuupik Kleist feels that the raw materials sector is developing rapidly; zero-tolerance for defiance.

MfG, DanskeClown

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.558.210 von Alkanivorax am 20.11.10 00:56:47

Hallo Alkanivorax,

Das hört sich ziemlich interessant an. Für mich jetzt aber Unternehmensungebunden.


Die Schnarchnasenfraktion macht ernst -jetzt wird scharf, mit Kugelschreibern, geschossen.

Gruß
P.

[MONSIEURCB]

Zitat:

There has been no new news from Greenland Minerals & Enegry since my last post back at the beginning of this month, however over the past week or so we have seen a steady rise and today in particular we saw a 6% jump. Recent market weakness has affected almost all listed stocks as people began to once again panic about the end of the world. Greenland Minerals & Energy has not been immune to these panic driven sell offs and the above chart shows the share price drifting lower on two separate occasions over the past two months.

Rare earth stocks have also been hit by a wave of news articles telling us that there was a price bubble so there was a double whammy effect for these stocks. People seem to be now realising that the supply shortages are real and dire. I still am reading some silly articles about China possibly flooding the market, and in turn destroying the viability of any new start up operations. That scenario is highly unlikely as it is becoming clear that Chinese internal demand will outstrip Chinese supply in a matter of years.

China used to be a coal exporter. The rapid transformation of the Chinese economy has already resulted in China now becoming a net coal importer. A similar situation will most likely occur with the supply of rare earth metals, so all of that talk of price bubbles and the flooding of supply to ruin foreign competition is complete dribble in my opinion.

The market seems to be realising this now and today we saw a number of rare earth stocks jump higher. Greenland Minerals & Energy is now approaching a key resistance level at just below $1. A long term upward trend has also developed and it is likely that we will see a break higher in the near future.

(Aus: http://asxguru.com.au/

[Montekaolino]

Bei Interesse runterladen guter Bericht.


RCR Report which may be an interesting read

http://www.rcresearch.com.au/fdl?i=914


Montekaolino

[FaxenClown]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.565.143 von sven641 am 22.11.10 12:01:33

Hi sven641,

probier doch mal den kleinen Button mit der US/GB Flagge im Artikelkopf ... dann wird der Artikel von dänisch auf englisch übersetzt (was empfehlenswerter ist als dänisch -> deutsch!). Dänisch kann ich ja auch nicht

MfG, DanskeClown

[sven641]

Gute Frage,

ich kann das leider nicht lesen, werde aber nochmal ein paar Stücke reinnehmen auf dem Niveau hier.Hab leider viel zu wenig gekauft unten bei 0,50 damals.

Entweder das wird was mit der Bude oder nicht.

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Springt die Aktie bald an?

[Alkanivorax]

Die EU will den Abbau von REEs auf Kvanefjeld zur Sicherung der eigenen Versorgung unterstützen.

http://sermitsiaq.ag/indland/article134551.ece

MfG