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[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.323.342 von XIO am 17.07.14 06:32:15

Hi-Crush Partners LP Announces 9.5% Increase in Second Quarter 2014 Distribution to $0.575 per Unit

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.321.606 von XIO am 16.07.14 19:39:35

U.S. Silica to Acquire Regional Frac Sand Producer Cadre Services Inc. for $98 million
http://seekingalpha.com/pr/10492545-u-s-silica-to-acquire-re…

[Popeye82]

" "Here's A 'Critical Policy You Haven't Heard About' "

One of the biggest drivers of metals markets lately has been governments.

Policy changes in some of the world's largest mineral-producing nations have created big moves in prices. Such as Indonesia's ban on unprocessed exports causing nickel to jump as much as 50% since January. Or India's heavy gold taxes weighing on that market.

And last week we got news of one more shift that could have big effects. Although this critical change got almost no press globally.

The metal is aluminum, and the government is once again India--the world's fifth-largest producer of the aluminum ore bauxite.

And the policy move is aimed at keeping more of India's supply at home. By doubling taxes on bauxite exports going out of the country.

As part of India's new federal budget, export duties will now increase to 20%--from a previous 10%. Creating a major disincentive for exporters, and thus favouring domestic consumption of bauxite.

If the increased export duty does result in lower shipments, the implications for the global market are significant. In 2013, India produced 19,000 tonnes of bauxite. Putting the country just behind fourth-largest global supplier Indonesia in terms of output.

Bauxite supplies from Indonesia are already reportedly being disrupted by that country's export ban. If exports from India now also decline, the worldwide market could see a shortfall of material.

The situation in India isn't likely to improve anytime soon. With the root cause being a state of disarray in the country's mining industry. Which has seen production (and exports) of other commodities like coal and iron ore fall dramatically.

Corruption and political deadlock have made it difficult to tackle to these issues. Suggesting that the need to keep mined supply in the country is going to persist.

Aluminum prices may already be reacting to this situation. With rates for the metal having risen about 3% since India's tax increase was announced. Of course, that market had already been active--with the price up more than 10% since the beginning of June.

Watch for more volatility and potential gains here as the new rules percolate through the system.

Here's to eventful politics,

Dave Forest "

[Popeye82]

ist 1 Rollstuhl + 1 Rollstuhl = 2 Beine??

Athabasca Nuclear +Strike Graphite Announce Intent to Merge
www.marketwired.com/press-release/athabasca-nuclear-and-stri…

[Boersiback]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.321.740 von XIO am 16.07.14 19:58:48

auch wir rohstoffheinis dürfen teilhaben...

es gibt auch eine Tesla Exploration

[XIO]

auch nicht ganz uninteressant:

Tesla und der Aha-Effekt im Markt für Oberklasse-Limousinen

Im Jahr 2013 hat Tesla 22 477 Fahrzeuge des Typs Tesla S produziert und an Kunden ausgeliefert. Audi hat im selben Zeitraum 39 717 Fahrzeuge des Typs Audi A8 produziert, Porsche 24 789 Porsche Panamera und VW im gleichen Zeitraum 5812 Fahrzeuge des Typs Phaeton. Dabei entfallen bei Audi, Porsche und VW ein Großteil der Fahrzeuge auf den Heimatmarkt Deutschland und auf China, da eben viele Manager und Händler in Deutschland die Oberklasse- Fahrzeuge nutzen und der VW-Konzern zusätzlich stark China-lastig ist.

Klammert man etwa Deutschland aus, entfielen von der Gesamtproduktion der Phaetons etwa 4200 auf die Welt ohne Deutschland. Dabei ist der Phaeton genau wie der Audi A8 kein Neuling im Markt. Die Zahlen zeigen, was Tesla gelungen ist. Fast über Nacht konnte Tesla weltweit eine Marke im Oberklasse-Segmente etablieren.

http://www.marke41.de/content/tesla-und-der-aha-effekt-im-ma…

[XIO]

bei US Silica gehts weiter wie gehabt



U.S. Silica Gains Approval for Development of New Mine and Plant Near Fairchild, Wisconsin
http://uk.advfn.com/news/PRNUS/2014/article/62751165

....he proposed state-of-the-art facility, which will be served by the Union Pacific Railroad, is anticipated to become operational by the fourth quarter of 2015....

[Popeye82]

Australia speeds up probe on alleged $65.000.000 gold scam, Australian authorities believe they have identified key individuals connected to what is considered one the country’s largest organized tax frauds
www.mining.com/australia-speeds-up-probe-on-alleged-65-milli…

[prallhans]

Rohstoffe sehen ganz schelcht aus gerade, Öl, Kupfer, Gold, Silber, Agrar. Eigentcli fast alles, da kommt nochmal ein Move nahc unten. CoT. sowie sämtlich Rohstoffindizes haben es nicht geschafft, nach oben zu drehen. So wird es wohl zur Bereiningung der Spekulation noch einmal einen schönen SellOff geben. Schliesse bei Gegenbewegungnen erstmal alle Tradingposis bei Minen und Co.

[Popeye82]

War Mining nicht aussichtsreich?
Ich kommimmawenigazurecht, mit den ANforderungen dieser modernen Zeit.
SMS!!


bis Die dieses Quadrantumding gefunden haben bleib ich dem erstma großteils fern.
Viehlaicht guugle ich das mahl, dann könnten das schneller gehen.
Wird bestiiimmt genauuuuu wieder die falsche Entscheidung sein, heulschniiief.

Mining needs quantum change –SAIMM; SAIMM's Dr Gordon Smith The mining industry was not pushing the limits of technology far enough +needed to make a quantum change in crafting new solutions, South African Institute of Mining +Metallurgy(SAIMM) immediate past president Dr Gordon Smith said on Tuesday. Smith, who is also executive technical head of Anglo American Platinum, exhorted the industry to reeebuild solutions fundamentally, rather than merely replicate previously well-schooled +well-delivered solutions.(Also watch the attached Mining Weekly Online video.)
www.miningweekly.com/article/mining-needs-quantum-change-sai…