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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.758.843 von herthinho am 04.11.13 20:18:52ich habe auch genug (mehrere 100 K)
aber man kann ja manchmal den Hals nicht voll genug kriegen.
Hauptsache ich fliege mit diesem Invest nicht auf die Fresse, aber danach siehts erst mal nicht aus.
aber man kann ja manchmal den Hals nicht voll genug kriegen.
Hauptsache ich fliege mit diesem Invest nicht auf die Fresse, aber danach siehts erst mal nicht aus.
Stimmt nicht......hab leider schon genug....und ich rede nicht von 15000 Stück ;-)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.758.813 von i2fan am 04.11.13 20:16:06bin hier wohl fast der einzige der kauft
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.758.803 von herthinho am 04.11.13 20:14:4515000 habe ich mir heute schon zu 0,127 geholt auf Tradegate.
Auf Tradegate gibt's noch 25500 zu 0,127 ;-)))
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.758.735 von herthinho am 04.11.13 20:05:05Rechne damit erst nächste Woche, vermutlich gibts vorher noch Bekanntgabe des Matallischen Gutachtens, was zur Zeit läuft und von dem partiellen closing des PP bezahlt wird.
Ein taktischer und kluger Schachzug vom Unternehmen, meiner Meinung nach.
Wir werden noch gut entlohnt werden langfristig.
Nur warten muß man können.
DAS BID in Kanada sieht super aus.
Ein taktischer und kluger Schachzug vom Unternehmen, meiner Meinung nach.
Wir werden noch gut entlohnt werden langfristig.
Nur warten muß man können.
DAS BID in Kanada sieht super aus.
Wenn doch jetzt endlich mal Vollzug des PP kommen würde.......
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.758.631 von herthinho am 04.11.13 19:54:20ja, da ist was dran, wurde auch im US-Board gepostet und schon wird alles
auf der 0.18 in Kanada weggekauft. Auf Tradegate gerade auch welche zu 0,127
Molycorp's Loss Is NioCorp's Gain
Nov 4 2013, 13:22 | about: NIOBF, includes: MCP BOOKMARK / READ LATER
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. (More...)
One of the key fundamentals to finding a winning mining stock is the company's management.
In the case of NioCorp Developments Ltd. (OTC:NIOBF), successful moves by its management team have translated into investors getting excited about the stock once again.
On September 23rd, the Company announced that it had hired a new CEO in Mark A. Smith, the former CEO of Molycorp Inc. (MCP), a Colorado-based rare-earths producer and operator of the famed Mountain Pass Rare Earth Elements facility in California.
Smith was successful in taking Molycorp public in 2008 even as Mountain Pass fell off the radar in the early 2000's when it closed due to US environmental restrictions and depressed prices for rare earth elements.
Soon after, Smith secured new environmental permits required to reopen Mountain Pass for production. For his efforts, Molycorp's stock shot up seven-fold in less than three years.
However, before he got to see Mountain Pass commence commercial production at the end of last year, he was abruptly let go by Molycorp.
Though it was never officially confirmed, Smith's departure occurred in the wake of an SEC probe into the Molycorp's public disclosures which began in August 2012.
Smith's name was cleared this past June when the investigation ended with no legal action taken by the Commission.
Niocorp didn't hesitate to pounce on Smith.
Smith's track record of moving a start-up company through to production in a relatively short time has gotten investors excited about Niocorp's future.
But that's not all.
In a time when raising capital has been rather tough for junior miners, Niocorp is managing to buck the trend - thanks to management once again.
Following Smith's appointment as CEO as well as a director, Niocorp announced and recently completed the first tranche of a new private placement financing to raise gross proceeds of US$10 million. As of October 22nd, 6.187 million shares were subscribed for gross proceeds of $927,992.
The new CEO personally picked up 3.4 million shares while Niocorp President Peter Dickie subscribed for 500,000 shares.
Here, management's willingness to participate in the private placement certainly shows they're betting on the future success of the company. This also shows that management is bullish on the long term upside of the industry as well.
While there are many interesting uses for niobium, its primary use is as an alloying agent for strengthening steel. And global steel demand is expected to rise in the next couple of years.
The World Steel Association, a group comprised of 170 steel producers, forecasts 2013 production to rise 3.1% to 1.475 billion tons.
With the global economy showing signs of recovery, steel output is expected to climb another 3.3% in 2014 to reach 1.52 billion tons. This should bode well for niobium producers.
NioCorp operates the Elk Creek Carbonatite in South East Nebraska -- the only primary niobium project in the United States.
Elk Creek is the highest-grade, large-tonnage undeveloped niobium deposit in North America, with over 19.0 million tonnes indicated and over 83.0 million tonnes inferred.
Yet even with all that potential, shares had barely moved for most of 2013 -- a trend which changed recently thanks to the big move by the company.
Niocorp's stock is up 38% since the former Molycorp leader signed on as CEO. I see further upside as he settles in and begins leading the company in a new direction.
auf der 0.18 in Kanada weggekauft. Auf Tradegate gerade auch welche zu 0,127
Molycorp's Loss Is NioCorp's Gain
Nov 4 2013, 13:22 | about: NIOBF, includes: MCP BOOKMARK / READ LATER
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. (More...)
One of the key fundamentals to finding a winning mining stock is the company's management.
In the case of NioCorp Developments Ltd. (OTC:NIOBF), successful moves by its management team have translated into investors getting excited about the stock once again.
On September 23rd, the Company announced that it had hired a new CEO in Mark A. Smith, the former CEO of Molycorp Inc. (MCP), a Colorado-based rare-earths producer and operator of the famed Mountain Pass Rare Earth Elements facility in California.
Smith was successful in taking Molycorp public in 2008 even as Mountain Pass fell off the radar in the early 2000's when it closed due to US environmental restrictions and depressed prices for rare earth elements.
Soon after, Smith secured new environmental permits required to reopen Mountain Pass for production. For his efforts, Molycorp's stock shot up seven-fold in less than three years.
However, before he got to see Mountain Pass commence commercial production at the end of last year, he was abruptly let go by Molycorp.
Though it was never officially confirmed, Smith's departure occurred in the wake of an SEC probe into the Molycorp's public disclosures which began in August 2012.
Smith's name was cleared this past June when the investigation ended with no legal action taken by the Commission.
Niocorp didn't hesitate to pounce on Smith.
Smith's track record of moving a start-up company through to production in a relatively short time has gotten investors excited about Niocorp's future.
But that's not all.
In a time when raising capital has been rather tough for junior miners, Niocorp is managing to buck the trend - thanks to management once again.
Following Smith's appointment as CEO as well as a director, Niocorp announced and recently completed the first tranche of a new private placement financing to raise gross proceeds of US$10 million. As of October 22nd, 6.187 million shares were subscribed for gross proceeds of $927,992.
The new CEO personally picked up 3.4 million shares while Niocorp President Peter Dickie subscribed for 500,000 shares.
Here, management's willingness to participate in the private placement certainly shows they're betting on the future success of the company. This also shows that management is bullish on the long term upside of the industry as well.
While there are many interesting uses for niobium, its primary use is as an alloying agent for strengthening steel. And global steel demand is expected to rise in the next couple of years.
The World Steel Association, a group comprised of 170 steel producers, forecasts 2013 production to rise 3.1% to 1.475 billion tons.
With the global economy showing signs of recovery, steel output is expected to climb another 3.3% in 2014 to reach 1.52 billion tons. This should bode well for niobium producers.
NioCorp operates the Elk Creek Carbonatite in South East Nebraska -- the only primary niobium project in the United States.
Elk Creek is the highest-grade, large-tonnage undeveloped niobium deposit in North America, with over 19.0 million tonnes indicated and over 83.0 million tonnes inferred.
Yet even with all that potential, shares had barely moved for most of 2013 -- a trend which changed recently thanks to the big move by the company.
Niocorp's stock is up 38% since the former Molycorp leader signed on as CEO. I see further upside as he settles in and begins leading the company in a new direction.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1802352-molycorps-loss-is-ni…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.736.777 von i2fan am 31.10.13 21:36:58Recent Trades - Last 10 of 17
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15:55:24 V 0.18 0.005 23,500 83 Mackie 1 Anonymous
15:55:24 V 0.18 0.005 22,000 83 Mackie 124 Questrade
15:55:24 V 0.18 0.005 24,500 83 Mackie 79 CIBC
15:48:14 V 0.175 1,000 83 Mackie 79 CIBC
15:21:24 V 0.175 250 59 PI 46 Macquarie
15:21:24 V 0.175 3,500 83 Mackie 46 Macquarie
14:53:41 V 0.175 2,000 83 Mackie 7 TD Sec
14:00:47 V 0.175 1,000 83 Mackie 79 CIBC
13:31:07 V 0.18 0.005 40 36 Latimer 59 PI
Mackie hat heute alles weggekauft, Hellau
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:55:24 V 0.18 0.005 6,000 83 Mackie 1 Anonymous
15:55:24 V 0.18 0.005 23,500 83 Mackie 1 Anonymous
15:55:24 V 0.18 0.005 22,000 83 Mackie 124 Questrade
15:55:24 V 0.18 0.005 24,500 83 Mackie 79 CIBC
15:48:14 V 0.175 1,000 83 Mackie 79 CIBC
15:21:24 V 0.175 250 59 PI 46 Macquarie
15:21:24 V 0.175 3,500 83 Mackie 46 Macquarie
14:53:41 V 0.175 2,000 83 Mackie 7 TD Sec
14:00:47 V 0.175 1,000 83 Mackie 79 CIBC
13:31:07 V 0.18 0.005 40 36 Latimer 59 PI
Mackie hat heute alles weggekauft, Hellau
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