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What Got Into Ucore Rare Metals (UURAF)? Maybe Just Reality. MCP & REE Compared
By Bryan Murphy
Published: October 28, 2011 11:56:30 AM PDT
Whatever got into Ucore Rare Metals, Inc. (PINK:UURAF) today, it appears to be the right thing. This relatively obscure rare earth miner - in comparison to the likes of Molycorp, Inc. (NYSE:MCP) and Rare Element Resources Ltd. (AMEX:REE) anyway - is up 24% today, on no real news. To be fair, REE and MCP are up a little today as well, but nowhere near as firmly as UURAF is. What's up?
In the absence of any direct news, one can only assume that somebody's knows something about an upcoming announcement. That, or this is the response to more worries that China was going to mandate another cut in production. It did so last month, putting the kibosh on the fluorescent lamp market. In the meantime production has been restored, but not until the price of the underlying rare metal jumped 30% - the goal of the maneuver in the first place.
The semi-good news for the three stocks in question is that they're all U.S.-based, and as such don't feel the effects of China's REE-market 'tweaking'. The bad news is, neither Ucore Rare Metals nor Rare Element Resources Ltd. nor Molycorp is actually producing significantly yet, making the price changes of any rare earth elements a little meaningless for the trio.
Yet, UURAF is soaring. How so? Because stocks don't trade based on their value - they trade based on the expected value 6 months to 2 years down the road. The challenge with that mentality is the 'expected value' is a moving target. If you can apply a little psychology to the valuation forecast though, there's still good money to be made by trading these stocks.
As for what that means regarding Ucore Rare Metals right here and right now, the surge is a clue that investors have finally started to believe what's been said for months now... the company is sitting on a mountain of uranium and rare earth elements. In fact, its REE resource is estimated to be one of the largest deposits of heavy and light rare earth elements in the United States. It's particularly rich with the heavy elements, which is good - they tend to be worth more.
One of the other major deposits of REEs is held by none other than Molycorp, Inc. - its Mountain Pass (California) project that should begin production in mid-2012, and hit its peak production of 40,000 metric tons of rare earth oxides per year by 2013.
Rare Element Resources Ltd. is placing the bulk of its time, attention, and resources on the Bear Lodge Property in Wyoming, which is reported to be yet-another "one of the biggest deposits of rare earth elements in North America". It's said to be a mix of heavy and light REEs, but with more heavy than light elements.
While a dollar figure for the value of each of these dig-sites has been presumed (sometimes by the companies themselves), that's a dangerous game to play. Geological estimates can be wrong, and it may end up costing more to dig the elements up than what they can be sold for; that's the reason Molycorp closed the Mountain Pass site several years ago.
What we can be certain of, however, is the value of each company. This is where Ucore Rare Metals and its $75 million market cp stand out. Molycorp is a $3.4 billion company, while Rare Element Resources is a $285 million company... yet it's not clear which one will be the most profitable once prediction begins. For that matter, it's not even clear which one will be able to produce the absolute biggest profit once production begins.
And the fact is, UURAF has as much potential to start production soon (well within five years) as the other two do, but still hasn't gotten any real media attention. That's the heart of the opportunity though. There's also a (fading) rumor that Ucore Rare Metals is a potential target of Molycorp's.
http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/What-Got-Into-Ucore-Rare-Meta…
By Bryan Murphy
Published: October 28, 2011 11:56:30 AM PDT
Whatever got into Ucore Rare Metals, Inc. (PINK:UURAF) today, it appears to be the right thing. This relatively obscure rare earth miner - in comparison to the likes of Molycorp, Inc. (NYSE:MCP) and Rare Element Resources Ltd. (AMEX:REE) anyway - is up 24% today, on no real news. To be fair, REE and MCP are up a little today as well, but nowhere near as firmly as UURAF is. What's up?
In the absence of any direct news, one can only assume that somebody's knows something about an upcoming announcement. That, or this is the response to more worries that China was going to mandate another cut in production. It did so last month, putting the kibosh on the fluorescent lamp market. In the meantime production has been restored, but not until the price of the underlying rare metal jumped 30% - the goal of the maneuver in the first place.
The semi-good news for the three stocks in question is that they're all U.S.-based, and as such don't feel the effects of China's REE-market 'tweaking'. The bad news is, neither Ucore Rare Metals nor Rare Element Resources Ltd. nor Molycorp is actually producing significantly yet, making the price changes of any rare earth elements a little meaningless for the trio.
Yet, UURAF is soaring. How so? Because stocks don't trade based on their value - they trade based on the expected value 6 months to 2 years down the road. The challenge with that mentality is the 'expected value' is a moving target. If you can apply a little psychology to the valuation forecast though, there's still good money to be made by trading these stocks.
As for what that means regarding Ucore Rare Metals right here and right now, the surge is a clue that investors have finally started to believe what's been said for months now... the company is sitting on a mountain of uranium and rare earth elements. In fact, its REE resource is estimated to be one of the largest deposits of heavy and light rare earth elements in the United States. It's particularly rich with the heavy elements, which is good - they tend to be worth more.
One of the other major deposits of REEs is held by none other than Molycorp, Inc. - its Mountain Pass (California) project that should begin production in mid-2012, and hit its peak production of 40,000 metric tons of rare earth oxides per year by 2013.
Rare Element Resources Ltd. is placing the bulk of its time, attention, and resources on the Bear Lodge Property in Wyoming, which is reported to be yet-another "one of the biggest deposits of rare earth elements in North America". It's said to be a mix of heavy and light REEs, but with more heavy than light elements.
While a dollar figure for the value of each of these dig-sites has been presumed (sometimes by the companies themselves), that's a dangerous game to play. Geological estimates can be wrong, and it may end up costing more to dig the elements up than what they can be sold for; that's the reason Molycorp closed the Mountain Pass site several years ago.
What we can be certain of, however, is the value of each company. This is where Ucore Rare Metals and its $75 million market cp stand out. Molycorp is a $3.4 billion company, while Rare Element Resources is a $285 million company... yet it's not clear which one will be the most profitable once prediction begins. For that matter, it's not even clear which one will be able to produce the absolute biggest profit once production begins.
And the fact is, UURAF has as much potential to start production soon (well within five years) as the other two do, but still hasn't gotten any real media attention. That's the heart of the opportunity though. There's also a (fading) rumor that Ucore Rare Metals is a potential target of Molycorp's.
http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/What-Got-Into-Ucore-Rare-Meta…
Ucore Rare Metals CVE:UCU is spiking unexpectedly today
Oct.28, 2011
To the surprise of many penny stock investors the stock UCU or Ucore Rare metals is spiking, going from 50 cents to 56 cents in just a few hours. That is a one day gain of 13% so far.
Recent news from Market Watch suggests that Ucore was in the Chinese spotlight as they clamped down on the production of rare earth metals (essential to the production of electronics).
“NEW YORK, NY, Oct 12, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Demand for rare earth elements continues to skyrocket as the metals play an integral role in modern technology. It is estimated that China holds about 30 percent of the world’s rare earth deposits, but accounts for over 95 percent of global production. With prices for the elements surging higher, explorers worldwide are finally trying to cash in on this lucrative sector. The Paragon Report examines investing opportunities in the Rare Earth Industry and provides equity research on Lynas Corporation Limited (pinksheets:LYSCF) (asx:LYC) and Ucore Rare Metals, Inc. CA:UCU +9.09% (pinksheets:UURAF). Access to the full company reports can be found at:
http://www.paragonreport.com/LYSCF www.paragonreport.com/UCU
Ucore Rare Metals Description
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (Ucore), formerly Ucore Uranium Inc., is a junior exploration company. The Company focuses its exploration activities on its Bokan Mountain/Dotson Ridge property in Alaska. Ucore owns a 100% interest in 422 claims at Bokan Mountain/Dotson Ridge. The Lost Pond uranium and rare earth element (REE) property is located near the province’s west coast. Ucore holds a 100% interest in the Sandybeach Lake property, located in southwestern Nunavut. In addition to the Lost Pond property, Ucore holds a portfolio of uranium properties. Its wholly owned subsidiaries include Ucore Resources LP (NS) Inc., Rare Earth One LLC (AK), Mineral Solutions LLC (AK), Landmark Alaska Limited Partnership (AK), Landmark Minerals Inc., 5621 N.W.T. Ltd. and Landmark Minerals US.
http://canadianpennystocks.ca/
Oct.28, 2011
To the surprise of many penny stock investors the stock UCU or Ucore Rare metals is spiking, going from 50 cents to 56 cents in just a few hours. That is a one day gain of 13% so far.
Recent news from Market Watch suggests that Ucore was in the Chinese spotlight as they clamped down on the production of rare earth metals (essential to the production of electronics).
“NEW YORK, NY, Oct 12, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Demand for rare earth elements continues to skyrocket as the metals play an integral role in modern technology. It is estimated that China holds about 30 percent of the world’s rare earth deposits, but accounts for over 95 percent of global production. With prices for the elements surging higher, explorers worldwide are finally trying to cash in on this lucrative sector. The Paragon Report examines investing opportunities in the Rare Earth Industry and provides equity research on Lynas Corporation Limited (pinksheets:LYSCF) (asx:LYC) and Ucore Rare Metals, Inc. CA:UCU +9.09% (pinksheets:UURAF). Access to the full company reports can be found at:
http://www.paragonreport.com/LYSCF www.paragonreport.com/UCU
Ucore Rare Metals Description
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (Ucore), formerly Ucore Uranium Inc., is a junior exploration company. The Company focuses its exploration activities on its Bokan Mountain/Dotson Ridge property in Alaska. Ucore owns a 100% interest in 422 claims at Bokan Mountain/Dotson Ridge. The Lost Pond uranium and rare earth element (REE) property is located near the province’s west coast. Ucore holds a 100% interest in the Sandybeach Lake property, located in southwestern Nunavut. In addition to the Lost Pond property, Ucore holds a portfolio of uranium properties. Its wholly owned subsidiaries include Ucore Resources LP (NS) Inc., Rare Earth One LLC (AK), Mineral Solutions LLC (AK), Landmark Alaska Limited Partnership (AK), Landmark Minerals Inc., 5621 N.W.T. Ltd. and Landmark Minerals US.
http://canadianpennystocks.ca/
Diese Empfehlung spielte beim Kursanstieg ebenfalls eine Rolle:
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (UURAF); Focusing on Rare Earth Elements
By Peter Cleveland
Published: October 28, 2011 1:17:42 PM PDT
http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/Ucore-Rare-Metals-Inc-UURAF-F…
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (UURAF); Focusing on Rare Earth Elements
By Peter Cleveland
Published: October 28, 2011 1:17:42 PM PDT
http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/Ucore-Rare-Metals-Inc-UURAF-F…
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http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/alaskas-billion-dollar-…
Und dazu noch der passende Ausloeser. War in vielen Printmedien in der USA zu lesen.
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http://www.affiliate-review.co.za/prospects-for-rare-earth-s…
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First of all, the entire fuss over the rare earth elements shortage was over hyped. A study undertaken by IMARC Group, one of the worlds’s leading research and advisory firms, reveals that while it’s clear that a number of rare earth elements will witness a critical supply shortage in the near term, rare earth elements, on a whole, will be oversupplied by around 20% by 2015. So strictly speaking, it is not the total, but rather five rare earth elements – Erbium, Dysprosium, Terbium, Neodymium and Europium that will face a supply shortage in the coming years. Elements such as Samarium, Cerium, Lanthanum, etc, on the other hand, will be massively oversupplied in the future.
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First of all, the entire fuss over the rare earth elements shortage was over hyped. A study undertaken by IMARC Group, one of the worlds’s leading research and advisory firms, reveals that while it’s clear that a number of rare earth elements will witness a critical supply shortage in the near term, rare earth elements, on a whole, will be oversupplied by around 20% by 2015. So strictly speaking, it is not the total, but rather five rare earth elements – Erbium, Dysprosium, Terbium, Neodymium and Europium that will face a supply shortage in the coming years. Elements such as Samarium, Cerium, Lanthanum, etc, on the other hand, will be massively oversupplied in the future.
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http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/rare-the-association…
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- RARE, The Association for Rare Earth, today urged the creation of Senate and House caucuses to focus on the challenges of securing supplies of rare earth elements for the nation's high technology, clean energy, and defense communities.
The request comes in the wake of a Defense Department report released earlier this month warning of America's overdependence on foreign sources of rare earth elements (REEs).
In a request letter to members of Congress, RARE's president and board wrote that such elements are "critical to the production of virtually every high-tech and clean energy product and are fundamental to the national security of the United States. A secure and sustainable supply of REEs affects thousands of companies and millions of American jobs."
The letter urged the creation of the bipartisan caucus to "assist the REE community in navigating the rapidly changing and still emerging issues surrounding rare earths."
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- RARE, The Association for Rare Earth, today urged the creation of Senate and House caucuses to focus on the challenges of securing supplies of rare earth elements for the nation's high technology, clean energy, and defense communities.
The request comes in the wake of a Defense Department report released earlier this month warning of America's overdependence on foreign sources of rare earth elements (REEs).
In a request letter to members of Congress, RARE's president and board wrote that such elements are "critical to the production of virtually every high-tech and clean energy product and are fundamental to the national security of the United States. A secure and sustainable supply of REEs affects thousands of companies and millions of American jobs."
The letter urged the creation of the bipartisan caucus to "assist the REE community in navigating the rapidly changing and still emerging issues surrounding rare earths."
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China drosselt die Produktion und verschärft den wirtschaftspolitischen Konflikt mit dem Westen
Veröffentlicht in der gedruckten Ausgabe der Badischen Zeitung, 21. Oktober 2011
von: Bernhard Bartsch und dpa
http://www.badische-zeitung.de/wirtschaft-3/seltene-erden-we…
China drosselt die Produktion und verschärft den wirtschaftspolitischen Konflikt mit dem Westen
Veröffentlicht in der gedruckten Ausgabe der Badischen Zeitung, 21. Oktober 2011
von: Bernhard Bartsch und dpa
http://www.badische-zeitung.de/wirtschaft-3/seltene-erden-we…
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