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Noch zwei weitere Insiderkäufe:
Sep 19/08 Sep 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.650
Sep 19/08 Sep 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,500 $0.680
Sep 19/08 Sep 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.650
Sep 19/08 Sep 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,500 $0.680
Aus agoracom.com vom User BBOB72:
I talked to management today.
Posted by: BBOB72 on September 19, 2008 05:51PM
Very upbeat conversation.
News next week as the pre-feasibility study is now complete.
Upon returning from Ireland Crichy and some management met with some companies in Toronto earlier this week. Great news, it appears that we have secured all the funding we will need for all drilling plans for 2009 that will take us all the way to a measured resource. Most likely we will have a 4th drill moved in. The PP will be done at a premium to the share price. And will not likely happen till later in the fall/early winter in hopes the share price will be much higher and after a couple of press releases not much doubt it will be higher.
Meetings with the company who has used equipment went very well. They liked what they read in the pre-econ report. They decided to have a peak at the pre-feasibility report before anything will be made official. If appears to me that this company is not looking at selling the equipment but bringing it with them?
Meeting with Sprott went well. This may be good for all moly companies as I asked CC if he asked Eric why he sold all the physical moly in his molyfund and the reply was like this, "I can make far more money financing these beaten down juniors than I can holding physical moly".
Everything looks good and progressing favorably.
BBOB
I talked to management today.
Posted by: BBOB72 on September 19, 2008 05:51PM
Very upbeat conversation.
News next week as the pre-feasibility study is now complete.
Upon returning from Ireland Crichy and some management met with some companies in Toronto earlier this week. Great news, it appears that we have secured all the funding we will need for all drilling plans for 2009 that will take us all the way to a measured resource. Most likely we will have a 4th drill moved in. The PP will be done at a premium to the share price. And will not likely happen till later in the fall/early winter in hopes the share price will be much higher and after a couple of press releases not much doubt it will be higher.
Meetings with the company who has used equipment went very well. They liked what they read in the pre-econ report. They decided to have a peak at the pre-feasibility report before anything will be made official. If appears to me that this company is not looking at selling the equipment but bringing it with them?
Meeting with Sprott went well. This may be good for all moly companies as I asked CC if he asked Eric why he sold all the physical moly in his molyfund and the reply was like this, "I can make far more money financing these beaten down juniors than I can holding physical moly".
Everything looks good and progressing favorably.
BBOB
Aus agoracom.com die Share-Bestände von Clarke und Jordens.
Siehe auch Insiderkäufe der letzten Wochen (www.canadianinsider.com).
Clarke, Warring Crichton
Latest Filing Date: September 19, 2008
Common Shares
Direct Ownership:
4,286,700
Options
Direct Ownership:
1,055,000
Jordens, Richard
Latest Filing Date: September 23, 2008
Common Shares
Direct Ownership:
2,308,000
Options
Direct Ownership:
1,055,000
Warrants
Direct Ownership:
15,000
Siehe auch Insiderkäufe der letzten Wochen (www.canadianinsider.com).
Clarke, Warring Crichton
Latest Filing Date: September 19, 2008
Common Shares
Direct Ownership:
4,286,700
Options
Direct Ownership:
1,055,000
Jordens, Richard
Latest Filing Date: September 23, 2008
Common Shares
Direct Ownership:
2,308,000
Options
Direct Ownership:
1,055,000
Warrants
Direct Ownership:
15,000
TTM’s Chu molybdenum
project looks good
PREFEASIBILITY SHOWS USING SECOND-HAND
EQUIPMENT WOULD SLASH COSTS
BY GWEN PRESTON
Vancouver — To offset skyrocketing
equipment costs, TTM Resources
(ttq-v, ttmrf-o) took a good hard look
at buying used mining equipment in a
prefeasibility study of its Chu molybdenum
project in central British Columbia,
and found the move could save half a billion
dollars.
“It’s a real reflection of the increased
costs of mining equipment and of waiting
in line to get that equipment,” says
Crichy Clarke, TTM’s president and
CEO. “The difference in cost for new
and used is remarkable — in fact, it’s
beyond me why everyone wants to buy
new equipment. The costs are now simply
prohibitive.”
Capital costs, including working capital
and a 20% contingency, come in at $1.25
billion to outfit the mill with all new
equipment. The cost drops down to $750
million if the company sources used parts.
The study found that, in a base-case
scenario with a molybdenum price of
US$20 per lb. and assuming debt and
equity financing split equally, the Chu
project carries a net present value (NPV)
of $1.04 billion if TTM buys all new
equipment for the mine. The NPV
increases to $1.44 billion if the equipment
purchased is used.
The impact on the internal rate of
return (IRR) is similar. The base-case scenario
with new equipment carries an IRR
of 27.3%; with used equipment, the IRR
climbs to 47%. Payback could be achieved
in three years for used equipment but it
would take five years to pay back the
costs of new equipment.
In fact, only the price of molybdenum
impacts the economics of developing Chu
more than the decision to buy new or
used equipment. The third critical economic
parameter is the project’s debt-toequity
ratio.
Clarke says the company is now in the
process of sourcing and negotiating for
used mining and milling equipment
appropriate for the Chu project.
The study included an updated
resource estimate that boosted Chu’s
molybdenum count by 7% and improved
confidence in the resource numbers by
transferring tonnes from the inferred
category to indicated. Chu now hosts
252.6 million indicated tonnes grading
0.067% molybdenum, as well as 200.9
million inferred tonnes averaging
0.062% moly.
The study also established an in-pit
resource based on a preliminary pit
1
AUTHORIZED
REPRINT FROM
SEPTEMBER 15-21, 2008 VOL. 94, NO. 30 • SINCE 1915
www.northernminer.com
TTM’s Chu molybdenum
project looks good
PREFEASIBILITY SHOWS USING SECOND-HAND
EQUIPMENT WOULD SLASH COSTS
design. Combining indicated and inferred
tonnes, the in-pit resource came in at
672.6 million tonnes grading 0.05%
molybdenum, for 738.3 lbs. of moly metal.
“We’re certainly glad to get this out,”
Clarke says. “Now we can keep moving
ahead — we still have lots of work to do.”
There are now two drills working on
infill drilling at Chu while a third rig tests
a geophysical anomaly roughly 1 km north.
Clarke says the company is working to
relocate and expand the camp facilities;
once that is done, TTM will add a fourth
rig to the operation. Clarke wants to complete
sufficient infill drilling to upgrade
the entire deposit to indicated status.
Chu is located next to an all-weather
road in central B.C., close to sources of
power and skilled labour.
TTM currently has $8.5 million in
working capital as well as a $3-million
B.C. mining exploration tax credit.
Clarke says the company’s burn rate is
roughly $750,000 per month with three
drills turning; he expects it to increase to
$1 million per month when the fourth
drill gets going.
On news of the study, TTM lost 15¢ to
close at 85¢. The company has a 52-week
share price range of 67¢-$1.75 and has 50
million shares issued.
project looks good
PREFEASIBILITY SHOWS USING SECOND-HAND
EQUIPMENT WOULD SLASH COSTS
BY GWEN PRESTON
Vancouver — To offset skyrocketing
equipment costs, TTM Resources
(ttq-v, ttmrf-o) took a good hard look
at buying used mining equipment in a
prefeasibility study of its Chu molybdenum
project in central British Columbia,
and found the move could save half a billion
dollars.
“It’s a real reflection of the increased
costs of mining equipment and of waiting
in line to get that equipment,” says
Crichy Clarke, TTM’s president and
CEO. “The difference in cost for new
and used is remarkable — in fact, it’s
beyond me why everyone wants to buy
new equipment. The costs are now simply
prohibitive.”
Capital costs, including working capital
and a 20% contingency, come in at $1.25
billion to outfit the mill with all new
equipment. The cost drops down to $750
million if the company sources used parts.
The study found that, in a base-case
scenario with a molybdenum price of
US$20 per lb. and assuming debt and
equity financing split equally, the Chu
project carries a net present value (NPV)
of $1.04 billion if TTM buys all new
equipment for the mine. The NPV
increases to $1.44 billion if the equipment
purchased is used.
The impact on the internal rate of
return (IRR) is similar. The base-case scenario
with new equipment carries an IRR
of 27.3%; with used equipment, the IRR
climbs to 47%. Payback could be achieved
in three years for used equipment but it
would take five years to pay back the
costs of new equipment.
In fact, only the price of molybdenum
impacts the economics of developing Chu
more than the decision to buy new or
used equipment. The third critical economic
parameter is the project’s debt-toequity
ratio.
Clarke says the company is now in the
process of sourcing and negotiating for
used mining and milling equipment
appropriate for the Chu project.
The study included an updated
resource estimate that boosted Chu’s
molybdenum count by 7% and improved
confidence in the resource numbers by
transferring tonnes from the inferred
category to indicated. Chu now hosts
252.6 million indicated tonnes grading
0.067% molybdenum, as well as 200.9
million inferred tonnes averaging
0.062% moly.
The study also established an in-pit
resource based on a preliminary pit
1
AUTHORIZED
REPRINT FROM
SEPTEMBER 15-21, 2008 VOL. 94, NO. 30 • SINCE 1915
www.northernminer.com
TTM’s Chu molybdenum
project looks good
PREFEASIBILITY SHOWS USING SECOND-HAND
EQUIPMENT WOULD SLASH COSTS
design. Combining indicated and inferred
tonnes, the in-pit resource came in at
672.6 million tonnes grading 0.05%
molybdenum, for 738.3 lbs. of moly metal.
“We’re certainly glad to get this out,”
Clarke says. “Now we can keep moving
ahead — we still have lots of work to do.”
There are now two drills working on
infill drilling at Chu while a third rig tests
a geophysical anomaly roughly 1 km north.
Clarke says the company is working to
relocate and expand the camp facilities;
once that is done, TTM will add a fourth
rig to the operation. Clarke wants to complete
sufficient infill drilling to upgrade
the entire deposit to indicated status.
Chu is located next to an all-weather
road in central B.C., close to sources of
power and skilled labour.
TTM currently has $8.5 million in
working capital as well as a $3-million
B.C. mining exploration tax credit.
Clarke says the company’s burn rate is
roughly $750,000 per month with three
drills turning; he expects it to increase to
$1 million per month when the fourth
drill gets going.
On news of the study, TTM lost 15¢ to
close at 85¢. The company has a 52-week
share price range of 67¢-$1.75 and has 50
million shares issued.
Was sind das für Zeiten ?
Zeit für eine kräftige Gegenreaktion
Schwarzer Donnerstag!
Schwarzer Donnerstag an den Rohstoffmärkten! Unter dem Eindruck schwacher US-Konjunkturdaten, eines starken US-Dollars sowie dem unseligen Warten auf eine Einigung im Tauziehen um das angestrebte 700 Mrd. USD Rettungspaket gingen die Rohstoffmärkte heute noch einmal so richtig in die Knie.
Doch wie heißt es so schön: Kaufen, wenn die Kanonen donnern. Wer, wie wir, bislang einen hohen Cashbestand gehalten hat, kann jetzt daran gehen, das Depot sukzessive aufzubauen. Interessante Einstiegsgelegenheiten gab es heute jede Menge. Greifen wir einmal ein Beispiel heraus: Kali+Salz. Seit der Dax-Aufnahme steht die Aktie unter permanenten Abgabedruck. Der heutige Kursverlauf hatte Sell-Off-Charakter. Wichtige Unterstützungen wurden unter großem Handelsvolumen gebrochen. Ja, sogar die 40 Euro-Marke wurde zeitweise unterschritten. Für uns war es aber das Startsignal, im Bereich 38 Euro erste Positionen aufzubauen. Auch die Möglichkeit, dass es noch einmal auf 35 Euro runtergehen könnte, haben wir einkalkuliert und nur eine Teilposition aufgebaut. Aber insgesamt gilt: So billig dürfte man die Aktien nicht so schnell wieder bekommen.
Wichtig ist, dass Sie in diesen turbulenten Phasen nicht die komplette Position auf einen Schlag kaufen. Kaufen Sie ruhig in zwei oder drei Tranchen.
RohstoffJournal.de
Dann wollen wir mal zugreifen
Schwarzer Donnerstag an den Rohstoffmärkten! Unter dem Eindruck schwacher US-Konjunkturdaten, eines starken US-Dollars sowie dem unseligen Warten auf eine Einigung im Tauziehen um das angestrebte 700 Mrd. USD Rettungspaket gingen die Rohstoffmärkte heute noch einmal so richtig in die Knie.
Doch wie heißt es so schön: Kaufen, wenn die Kanonen donnern. Wer, wie wir, bislang einen hohen Cashbestand gehalten hat, kann jetzt daran gehen, das Depot sukzessive aufzubauen. Interessante Einstiegsgelegenheiten gab es heute jede Menge. Greifen wir einmal ein Beispiel heraus: Kali+Salz. Seit der Dax-Aufnahme steht die Aktie unter permanenten Abgabedruck. Der heutige Kursverlauf hatte Sell-Off-Charakter. Wichtige Unterstützungen wurden unter großem Handelsvolumen gebrochen. Ja, sogar die 40 Euro-Marke wurde zeitweise unterschritten. Für uns war es aber das Startsignal, im Bereich 38 Euro erste Positionen aufzubauen. Auch die Möglichkeit, dass es noch einmal auf 35 Euro runtergehen könnte, haben wir einkalkuliert und nur eine Teilposition aufgebaut. Aber insgesamt gilt: So billig dürfte man die Aktien nicht so schnell wieder bekommen.
Wichtig ist, dass Sie in diesen turbulenten Phasen nicht die komplette Position auf einen Schlag kaufen. Kaufen Sie ruhig in zwei oder drei Tranchen.
RohstoffJournal.de
Dann wollen wir mal zugreifen
Ausverkauf auf breiter Linie
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1,147.220 -153.010 (-11.77%) 28,900 October 06, 2008
es gibt news
TTM receives final preliminary economic assessment for Chu Molybdenum ProjectTTM RESOURCES INC TTQ 10/9/2008 12:10:00 AMVANCOUVER, Oct. 9, 2008 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
<< TTM ACQUIRES AN ADDITIONAL 2275 HECTARES TO FINALIZE ITS TOTAL LAND POSITION FOR DEVELOPMENT AT THE CHU PROJECT TTM RESOURCES RELEASES UPDATED INFILL DRILLING RESULTS TSX-V Symbol: TTQ Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF Issued and Outstanding 50,307,489 >>W. K. Crichy Clarke, President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc. ("TTM" or the "Company") announces that the Company is in receipt of its Preliminary Economic Assessment report ("PEA") from Moose Mountain Technical Services ("Moose Mountain") of Calgary, Alberta, for its 100% owned Chu Molybdenum Project, 65 Km Southwest of Vanderhoof, British Columbia, Canada.
Final Preliminary Economic Assessment Report
The Company has received and filed on SEDAR and the Company Web site the Moose Mountain Preliminary Economic Assessment Report. Mr. Clarke comments: "We are relieved to have this Report, in a final format, as it allows us to proceed with reopening discussions with interested parties and pursuing potential strategic alliances. All discussions to date were postponed until this Report was public. Now we can proceed with earnest and with a purpose. We will keep our shareholders aware of our progress. It is an exciting time for this Company."
Land Position
The Company has entered into an option agreement with Nechako Minerals Corp., a private BC Corporation to earn either, 51 percent interest in 5 mineral claims by making exploration expenditures of $500,000.00 prior to March 31, 2011, or a 100% interest in the 5 mineral claims by making the above mentioned expenditures and not identifying zones of economic mineralization. The 5 mineral claims covered in the option agreement total 2274.98 hectares expanding the company's land position to 17,369 hectares. The agreement is subject to regulatory approval.
Mr. Crichy Clarke says "This option agreement is the final piece of the puzzle as recommended by Moose Mountain. This agreement now allows us to determine if the molybdenum mineralization at Chu extends along strike to the northwest. A program of diamond drilling is being designed to test anomalies identified in a 3D Induced Polarization survey conducted by Nechako Minerals earlier this year. This is a win-win for both parties because if we successfully intersect more molybdenum we move to joint venture, and if our exploration is unsuccessful, this area has been identified by Moose Mountain as a possible tailings site. Either way, results from the drill program will greatly assist the company in the development of the Chu."
Updated Drill Results
Warren Robb, the Company's Chief Operating Officer comments, "The PEA has suggested a further program of 35,000 meters of drilling to move resources from the inferred to indicated category. The drill results we are posting on the Company's web Site are confirmation of our progress in achieving this goal. So far, we have completed an additional 18,000 meters of drilling to the reported resource in the PEA, and with our planned drill program escalation in 2009, we are confident we can accomplish the company's goals in preparation for a Pre-Feasibility Study by late 2009. We are on target and are very pleased with our progress. Investors should be advised that the results posted are part of our scheduled "Infill Program" and the results encountered have met, or exceeded, our expectations and understandings of the molybdenum mineralization at Chu."
The Company currently has 50,307,489 shares outstanding and approximately $10.5 million in cash and receivables. Mr. Clarke further comments, "We continue to have our capital in safe, secured, money market instruments. While our share price has deteriorated, along with all other publicly traded resource companies, in these trying times, we are confident that our excellent relationships and financial stability will allow us to access capital markets as required, to accomplish our near and medium term goals."
Additional information of the CHU Property is provided on the Company's website at http://www.ttmresources.ca
The Company has in place a comprehensive quality assurance/quality control program including standards, blanks and duplicate samples that form part of the sampling protocol. In addition, the laboratory has its own quality assurance program. The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this press release was reviewed by Warren Robb, P.Geo., a qualified person for the purposes of NI 43-101.
<< TTM RESOURCES INC. "Crichy Clarke" --------------------- W.K. Crichy Clarke President & CEO This communication to shareholders and the public contains certain forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including, without limitations statements regarding future production, are forward looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. >>SOURCE: TTM Resources Inc.
<< TTM ACQUIRES AN ADDITIONAL 2275 HECTARES TO FINALIZE ITS TOTAL LAND POSITION FOR DEVELOPMENT AT THE CHU PROJECT TTM RESOURCES RELEASES UPDATED INFILL DRILLING RESULTS TSX-V Symbol: TTQ Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF Issued and Outstanding 50,307,489 >>W. K. Crichy Clarke, President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc. ("TTM" or the "Company") announces that the Company is in receipt of its Preliminary Economic Assessment report ("PEA") from Moose Mountain Technical Services ("Moose Mountain") of Calgary, Alberta, for its 100% owned Chu Molybdenum Project, 65 Km Southwest of Vanderhoof, British Columbia, Canada.
Final Preliminary Economic Assessment Report
The Company has received and filed on SEDAR and the Company Web site the Moose Mountain Preliminary Economic Assessment Report. Mr. Clarke comments: "We are relieved to have this Report, in a final format, as it allows us to proceed with reopening discussions with interested parties and pursuing potential strategic alliances. All discussions to date were postponed until this Report was public. Now we can proceed with earnest and with a purpose. We will keep our shareholders aware of our progress. It is an exciting time for this Company."
Land Position
The Company has entered into an option agreement with Nechako Minerals Corp., a private BC Corporation to earn either, 51 percent interest in 5 mineral claims by making exploration expenditures of $500,000.00 prior to March 31, 2011, or a 100% interest in the 5 mineral claims by making the above mentioned expenditures and not identifying zones of economic mineralization. The 5 mineral claims covered in the option agreement total 2274.98 hectares expanding the company's land position to 17,369 hectares. The agreement is subject to regulatory approval.
Mr. Crichy Clarke says "This option agreement is the final piece of the puzzle as recommended by Moose Mountain. This agreement now allows us to determine if the molybdenum mineralization at Chu extends along strike to the northwest. A program of diamond drilling is being designed to test anomalies identified in a 3D Induced Polarization survey conducted by Nechako Minerals earlier this year. This is a win-win for both parties because if we successfully intersect more molybdenum we move to joint venture, and if our exploration is unsuccessful, this area has been identified by Moose Mountain as a possible tailings site. Either way, results from the drill program will greatly assist the company in the development of the Chu."
Updated Drill Results
Warren Robb, the Company's Chief Operating Officer comments, "The PEA has suggested a further program of 35,000 meters of drilling to move resources from the inferred to indicated category. The drill results we are posting on the Company's web Site are confirmation of our progress in achieving this goal. So far, we have completed an additional 18,000 meters of drilling to the reported resource in the PEA, and with our planned drill program escalation in 2009, we are confident we can accomplish the company's goals in preparation for a Pre-Feasibility Study by late 2009. We are on target and are very pleased with our progress. Investors should be advised that the results posted are part of our scheduled "Infill Program" and the results encountered have met, or exceeded, our expectations and understandings of the molybdenum mineralization at Chu."
The Company currently has 50,307,489 shares outstanding and approximately $10.5 million in cash and receivables. Mr. Clarke further comments, "We continue to have our capital in safe, secured, money market instruments. While our share price has deteriorated, along with all other publicly traded resource companies, in these trying times, we are confident that our excellent relationships and financial stability will allow us to access capital markets as required, to accomplish our near and medium term goals."
Additional information of the CHU Property is provided on the Company's website at http://www.ttmresources.ca
The Company has in place a comprehensive quality assurance/quality control program including standards, blanks and duplicate samples that form part of the sampling protocol. In addition, the laboratory has its own quality assurance program. The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this press release was reviewed by Warren Robb, P.Geo., a qualified person for the purposes of NI 43-101.
<< TTM RESOURCES INC. "Crichy Clarke" --------------------- W.K. Crichy Clarke President & CEO This communication to shareholders and the public contains certain forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including, without limitations statements regarding future production, are forward looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. >>SOURCE: TTM Resources Inc.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.488.938 von redbull99 am 09.10.08 07:14:45Schauen wir mal, wie der Markt diese Top-News aufnimmt.
Es ist schon lächerlich, dass TTM Res. mit 10,5 Mio. CAD liquiden Mitteln derzeit ein MK von gerade 17,1 Mio. CAD ausweist.
Das können Investoren doch nicht einfach ignorieren.
Es ist schon lächerlich, dass TTM Res. mit 10,5 Mio. CAD liquiden Mitteln derzeit ein MK von gerade 17,1 Mio. CAD ausweist.
Das können Investoren doch nicht einfach ignorieren.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.489.418 von franz991 am 09.10.08 08:11:53gut das ich gestern noch einmal nachgekauft hab
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.490.348 von redbull99 am 09.10.08 09:25:25Im heutigen Marktumfeld könnte die News Beachtung finden und eine Trendumkehr einleiten.
Wenn nicht, bricht die Welt für mich auch nicht zusammen. Bin Long eingestellt und glaube an die Story und das Management.
Wenn nicht, bricht die Welt für mich auch nicht zusammen. Bin Long eingestellt und glaube an die Story und das Management.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.491.268 von franz991 am 09.10.08 10:18:40genau aus diesem grund hab ich gestern noch einmal sehr sehr günstig nachgekauft
hätte nie gedacht das wir noch einmal solche kurse sehen könnten... aber naja
hätte nie gedacht das wir noch einmal solche kurse sehen könnten... aber naja
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.491.268 von franz991 am 09.10.08 10:18:40genau aus diesem grund hab ich gestern noch einmal sehr sehr günstig nachgekauft
hätte nie gedacht das wir noch einmal solche kurse sehen könnten... aber naja
hätte nie gedacht das wir noch einmal solche kurse sehen könnten... aber naja
.
. . . jeder sollte sich selbst ein Bild machen . .
runterladen dauert ein paar Sekunden, da Studie 131 Seiten umfaßt
Please find attached one copy of the document entitled
http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/chu_…
“TTM Resources Chu Molybdenum
Mining Project Preliminary Economic assessment Report.”
Highlights: S. 15, 66, 76, 77, 90, 92, 93, 96, ff.
.
. . . jeder sollte sich selbst ein Bild machen . .
runterladen dauert ein paar Sekunden, da Studie 131 Seiten umfaßt
Please find attached one copy of the document entitled
http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/chu_…
“TTM Resources Chu Molybdenum
Mining Project Preliminary Economic assessment Report.”
Highlights: S. 15, 66, 76, 77, 90, 92, 93, 96, ff.
.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.492.814 von DaenischeSuedsee am 09.10.08 11:46:27kannst du uns mit deinen worten mal bitte eine kurz zusammenfassung geben? wie schätzt du das ganz ein?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.493.646 von redbull99 am 09.10.08 12:37:08 . . kurz zusammen fassen .. Hmmm
hab' nur einen kurzen Moment, deshalb kann die Antwort auch nur knapp ausfallen . .
meine Meinung:
sehr solide Zahlen, die eine hohe Wirtschaftlichkeit des Projekt bestätigen und für eine Realisierung sprechen . .
man betrachte: Jahresproduktion,payback periode etc.
kann jetzt auf die Schnelle nicht auf Details eingehen
Schlußendlich, denke ich, hängt eine Realisierung im heutigen Marktumfeld von der Finazierung ab (siehe Moly Mines, Adanac etc.)
das kann TTM wohl nicht allein stemmen, steht ja auch drin "ist Grundlage für Verhandlungen mit potenziellen Kaufinteressenten, Joint Venture Partnern und/oder für die Sondierung strategischer Alianzen" wie bespielsweise ein Takeoff agreemnt mit Stahlhersteller (wie Thyssen mit Moly Mines)
gelingt es TTM ein joint venture mit einem Partner zu fixieren, der mining equipment mit bringt, bleiben von den 750 Mio erforderlichem "CAPEX" nur noch 250 Mio. übrig, die man sich dann teilt, bleiben für jeden JV Partner noch 125 Mio.,dann sieht das schon, sehr viel besser aus und viele Fragen werden beantwortet sein
definitiv ist das Management sehr darauf bedacht die Zahl der Aktien sehr begrenzt zu halten, also möglichst keine weiteren Verwässerungen
Fazit: es wird jetzt abzuwarten sein, welche Möglichkeiten sich TTM auf der Grundlage dieser Studie als nächstes eröffnen und welche Schritte das Management als nächstes zu arrangieren vermag
60 tpd entsprechen immerhin einer Jahresproduktion von ca. 25 Mio lbs (eine Größenordnung wie Thompson Creek), da kann man auch relativ schnell einen Kredit in einer Größenordnung von 100 - 200 Mio zurück bezahlen
das entspricht meinem Informationsstand, wie die Dinge sich entwickeln wird die Zeit zeigen . .
MfG
hab' nur einen kurzen Moment, deshalb kann die Antwort auch nur knapp ausfallen . .
meine Meinung:
sehr solide Zahlen, die eine hohe Wirtschaftlichkeit des Projekt bestätigen und für eine Realisierung sprechen . .
man betrachte: Jahresproduktion,payback periode etc.
kann jetzt auf die Schnelle nicht auf Details eingehen
Schlußendlich, denke ich, hängt eine Realisierung im heutigen Marktumfeld von der Finazierung ab (siehe Moly Mines, Adanac etc.)
das kann TTM wohl nicht allein stemmen, steht ja auch drin "ist Grundlage für Verhandlungen mit potenziellen Kaufinteressenten, Joint Venture Partnern und/oder für die Sondierung strategischer Alianzen" wie bespielsweise ein Takeoff agreemnt mit Stahlhersteller (wie Thyssen mit Moly Mines)
gelingt es TTM ein joint venture mit einem Partner zu fixieren, der mining equipment mit bringt, bleiben von den 750 Mio erforderlichem "CAPEX" nur noch 250 Mio. übrig, die man sich dann teilt, bleiben für jeden JV Partner noch 125 Mio.,dann sieht das schon, sehr viel besser aus und viele Fragen werden beantwortet sein
definitiv ist das Management sehr darauf bedacht die Zahl der Aktien sehr begrenzt zu halten, also möglichst keine weiteren Verwässerungen
Fazit: es wird jetzt abzuwarten sein, welche Möglichkeiten sich TTM auf der Grundlage dieser Studie als nächstes eröffnen und welche Schritte das Management als nächstes zu arrangieren vermag
60 tpd entsprechen immerhin einer Jahresproduktion von ca. 25 Mio lbs (eine Größenordnung wie Thompson Creek), da kann man auch relativ schnell einen Kredit in einer Größenordnung von 100 - 200 Mio zurück bezahlen
das entspricht meinem Informationsstand, wie die Dinge sich entwickeln wird die Zeit zeigen . .
MfG
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.494.441 von DaenischeSuedsee am 09.10.08 13:28:38super ... danke für die kurze zusammenfassung!!!
ich denke mal du bist immer noch voll investiert oder hast du kleine zweifel???
ich denke mal du bist immer noch voll investiert oder hast du kleine zweifel???
Auf gute News erfolgt keine Resonanz
Hab die letzten Tage auch noch richtig aufgestockt. Ich bin guter Dinge, das es sich lohnt
Hab die letzten Tage auch noch richtig aufgestockt. Ich bin guter Dinge, das es sich lohnt
ich versteh es einfach nicht!!!
der kurs ist im keller und es kommen gute news und trotzdem wurden gestern wieder große pakete verkauft?!
bei diesen kursen kann doch niemand mit gewinnen verkauft haben gestern?!?!?!
also warum gab es wieder diese verkaufswelle bei ttm!?
erklärt mir das mal bitte einer ...
der kurs ist im keller und es kommen gute news und trotzdem wurden gestern wieder große pakete verkauft?!
bei diesen kursen kann doch niemand mit gewinnen verkauft haben gestern?!?!?!
also warum gab es wieder diese verkaufswelle bei ttm!?
erklärt mir das mal bitte einer ...
boah ich wollt jetzt zu 0,18 rein, da wird einfach auf 0,185 getaxt, cih änder auf 0,185, da taxen die auf 0,20 hoch, hahaha wollen die mich da veräppeln?
hab mit ttm super gewinne gemacht, das lässt sich jetzt alles wiederholen................
hab mit ttm super gewinne gemacht, das lässt sich jetzt alles wiederholen................
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.512.893 von Epule am 10.10.08 11:40:14ich hab bisher auch schöne gewinne gehabt ... hab einen großteil über 1 € verkauft!!!
und bin jetzt auch wieder eingestiegen mit einigen käufen in den letzten tagen und wochen
aber trotzdem versteh ich das "spiel" von gestern nicht ganz?!
lass deine order für 0,185 € drin ... ich denke die wird heute noch bedient!!!
und bin jetzt auch wieder eingestiegen mit einigen käufen in den letzten tagen und wochen
aber trotzdem versteh ich das "spiel" von gestern nicht ganz?!
lass deine order für 0,185 € drin ... ich denke die wird heute noch bedient!!!
RT 0,25 $
Jetzt sind wir fast auf MK = Cash-Bestand.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.517.647 von HGDM am 10.10.08 15:49:48die makler in Frankfurt stuttgart oder münchen sind so richtige
gan.... habe auch schon diverse male probiert einzusteigen
taxen immer wieder hoch wenn eine limitierte order kommt
typische börsengeier
wenn nächste woche das wieder passiert werde ich mich an den börsen massiv beschweren bringt zwar wahrscheinlich nichts aber vielleicht ändert sich doch irgenwann mal was
warum die in can verkaufen ist für mich auch nicht nachvollziehbar aber die haben scheinbar die hosen richtig voll oder die sind einfach pleite und müssen die aktien abdrücken
gan.... habe auch schon diverse male probiert einzusteigen
taxen immer wieder hoch wenn eine limitierte order kommt
typische börsengeier
wenn nächste woche das wieder passiert werde ich mich an den börsen massiv beschweren bringt zwar wahrscheinlich nichts aber vielleicht ändert sich doch irgenwann mal was
warum die in can verkaufen ist für mich auch nicht nachvollziehbar aber die haben scheinbar die hosen richtig voll oder die sind einfach pleite und müssen die aktien abdrücken
http://www.heibel-ticker.de/archiv.php?standardID=162&start=…
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02. SO TICKT DIE BÖRSE: SHORTSELLER BRAUCHEN REGELN
==============================================================
Ich will nochmals kurz zusammen fassen, was für den Crash
verantwortlich ist:
1. Naked Shorting wird nicht verfolgt.
Shorting, oder Leerverkäufe, sind die umgekehrten Geschäfte zu
dem, was der normale Anleger tut. Der normale Anleger kauft
Aktien, hofft, dass sie steigen und verkauft sie dann. Der
Leerverkäufer verkauft zuerst Aktien, hofft dass sie fallen,
und kauft sie dann zurück.
Dazu muss sich der Leerverkäufer für diesen Zeitraum die Aktien
ausleihen. Die Bank organisiert dies indem sie die Aktien eines
anderen Anlegers nimmt, der die entsprechenden Aktien in seinem
Depot hält und an den Käufer bzw. die Bank des Käufers
ausliefert. Der Anleger selbst erfährt davon nichts. Derjenige,
der die Aktien von dem Leerverkäufer kauft, erfährt davon
ebenfalls nichts.
Zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt muss der Leerverkäufer die Aktien,
die er bereits verkauft hat und deren Lieferung er dem Anleger
noch schuldet, dessen Aktien an den Käufer geliefert wurden,
kaufen. Muss er dann weniger für die Aktien ausgeben, weil der
Kurs gefallen ist, so ist die Differenz sein Gewinn. Seine Bank
liefert sodann die gekauften Aktien an den Verleiher aus.
Wenn nun Leerverkäufer und Käufer bei derselben Bank sind, dann
braucht man die umständliche Lieferabwicklung doch gar nicht
machen, oder? Dann reicht es, wenn man entsprechende Einträge
in den Depots vornimmt, um zu markieren, welche Aktien
eigentlich leerverkauft sind, also eigentlich schon längst weg
sind.
Wenn nun aber mehr Aktien leerverkauft werden sollen, als im
eigenen Bestand von Kunden vorhanden sind, dann muss man dem
Leerverkäufer sagen, dass man die Aktien nicht ausleihen und
dass er sein Geschäft daher nicht tätigen kann. Doch dann
wechselt der Leerverkäufer ganz schnell die Bank, denn mit
unfähigen Banken möchten Leerverkäufer nicht zusammen arbeiten.
Und wer keine Leerverkäufe sicherstellen kann, der ist in den
Augen dieser Spekulanten unfähig.
Nun, bevor die Bank einen so aktiven Kunden wie einen
Leerverkäufer verliert, wird sie die Aktien irgendwo auftreiben
– oder zumindest so tun, als hätte sie die Aktien aufgetrieben.
Man muss ja den entsprechenden Eintrag der Ausleihung nicht
unbedingt immer machen, denn es kontrolliert ja niemand! Und so
begannen die Banken, mehr Leerverkäufe zuzulassen, als Aktien
ausleihbar waren. Die Leerverkäufe waren also nicht mehr mit
Aktien aus dem Kundenbestand gedeckt, es waren fortan
„ungedeckte" oder „nackte" Leerverkäufe (naked Shorts).
Ja, Sie haben richtig gelesen: Weder BaFin in Deutschland, noch
die SEC in den USA haben Instrumente, um die Plausibilität der
offenen Shortpositionen zu überprüfen. Es war also für die Bank
die Entscheidung, einen Kunden zu verlieren, um eine nicht
kontrollierte Vorschrift zu erfüllen, deren Sinn niemand so
recht verstand (nach diesem Crash sollten es wieder mehr Banker
verstehen!).
Nun konnte der Leerverkäufer also immer weiter leerverkaufen,
selbst wenn es gar keine Aktien mehr leerzuverkaufen gab. Somit
wurden mehr Aktien leerverkauft, als es Aktien zu kaufen gab.
Dadurch wurde ein Angebotsüberhang geschaffen, der den Kurs
nach unten drückte.
Das Schlimme daran: Je weiter der Kurs fällt, desto mehr Geld
haben die Leerverkäufer verdient. Sie wurden also immer
kapitalstärker und konnten immer weiter leerverkaufen und den
Prozess verstärken. Doch dagegen gab es eine Regel:
2. Die Uptick Rule
Mit jedem Tick, den der Kurs einer Aktie nach unten geht, wird
der Leerverkäufer also reicher. Seine Kaufkraft wird größer und
er kann erneut leerverkaufen. Tut er dies schnell genug, also
schneller, als Käufer von dem niedrigen Kurs profitieren
können, dann ist der Kurs einen Moment später schon wieder
weiter nach unten gerutscht und der Käufer, der soeben noch
fast hätte kaufen wollen, schreckt zurück. Man will ja nicht
ins fallende Messer greifen und wartet als Käufer nun lieber
ab, bis die Aktie einen Boden findet.
Doch der Leerverkäufer wird immer mächtiger und verkauft immer
schneller weitere Aktien leer. So fällt der Kurs immer weiter
in den Keller und die potentiellen Käufer beginnen an dem
Gesundheitszustand des Unternehmens zu zweifeln.
Auf diese Weise haben Leerverkäufer die Macht, Kurse von
einzelnen Unternehmen schneller in den Keller zu prügeln, als
potentielle Käufer reagieren können. Bei Banken beispielsweise,
deren Aktienkurs wichtig ist für die Eigenkapitalquote, kann
somit die Bilanz kaputt gemacht werden: In kurzer Zeit ist das
Eigenkapital durch den Kursverfall unter bestimmte Grenzwerte
gerutscht und die Banken werden von ihren Kreditgebern
aufgefordert, weitere Sicherheiten einzubringen. Auf diese
Weise sind die Banken ruck zuck insolvent.
1938, nach der Weltwirtschaftskrise, hatte man diese Taktik der
Leerverkäufer verstanden und schob diesem Treiben einen Riegel
vor. Man schuf die Uptick Rule. Diese besagt, dass man nur
leerverkaufen kann, wenn der entsprechende Aktienkurs zuvor
angestiegen war. Leerverkäufer können demzufolge nicht mehr
schneller leerverkaufen, als Käufer reagieren können, sondern
müssen warten, bis der Kurs wieder einmal nach oben tickt. Erst
dann können sie ihren nächsten Leerverkauf platzieren.
Seit es „moderne Finanzmarktprodukte" gibt, also Zertifikate
und die anderen Finanzmarktderivate, agieren immer mehr
Computermodelle am Markt. Sie bilden bestimmte Regeln ab, die
für das entsprechende Finanzmarktprodukt definiert wurden. Dazu
gehört auch, je nach Marktsituation einige Short-Positionen
einzugehen. Nun laufen diese Computermodelle in Probleme, wenn
sie nicht zu bestimmten Zeitpunkten shorten können, denn dann
befolgen sie die definierten Regeln nicht und betrügen
sozusagen die Anleger in diesen modernen Finanzmarktprodukten.
Die Uptick Rule stellte sich also aus der Sicht der Anbieter
dieser modernen Finanzmarktprodukte als Hindernis heraus.
Präsident Bush und seine Administration hatten Verständnis für
die armen Anbieter der modernen Finanzmarktprodukte und
glaubten ihnen, dass der Marktprozess schon die Preise korrekt
ermitteln würde. Also strichen sie die Uptick Rule. Ersatzlos.
Gepaart mit der Möglichkeit des naked Shortings haben die
Leerverkäufer dadurch wieder ein Instrument in die Hand
bekommen, mit dem sich beliebig Kurse nach unten manipulieren
lassen.
In den vergangenen Jahren hat es immer wieder Unternehmen
gegeben, die gegen die Praxis solcher Short-Attacken geklagt
haben. Inzwischen ist es in den Finanzmedien weitgehend
bekannt, dass Shorties die Macht haben, Aktienkurse in den
Keller zu prügeln. . . . .
Danke Herr Heibel !!
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02. SO TICKT DIE BÖRSE: SHORTSELLER BRAUCHEN REGELN
==============================================================
Ich will nochmals kurz zusammen fassen, was für den Crash
verantwortlich ist:
1. Naked Shorting wird nicht verfolgt.
Shorting, oder Leerverkäufe, sind die umgekehrten Geschäfte zu
dem, was der normale Anleger tut. Der normale Anleger kauft
Aktien, hofft, dass sie steigen und verkauft sie dann. Der
Leerverkäufer verkauft zuerst Aktien, hofft dass sie fallen,
und kauft sie dann zurück.
Dazu muss sich der Leerverkäufer für diesen Zeitraum die Aktien
ausleihen. Die Bank organisiert dies indem sie die Aktien eines
anderen Anlegers nimmt, der die entsprechenden Aktien in seinem
Depot hält und an den Käufer bzw. die Bank des Käufers
ausliefert. Der Anleger selbst erfährt davon nichts. Derjenige,
der die Aktien von dem Leerverkäufer kauft, erfährt davon
ebenfalls nichts.
Zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt muss der Leerverkäufer die Aktien,
die er bereits verkauft hat und deren Lieferung er dem Anleger
noch schuldet, dessen Aktien an den Käufer geliefert wurden,
kaufen. Muss er dann weniger für die Aktien ausgeben, weil der
Kurs gefallen ist, so ist die Differenz sein Gewinn. Seine Bank
liefert sodann die gekauften Aktien an den Verleiher aus.
Wenn nun Leerverkäufer und Käufer bei derselben Bank sind, dann
braucht man die umständliche Lieferabwicklung doch gar nicht
machen, oder? Dann reicht es, wenn man entsprechende Einträge
in den Depots vornimmt, um zu markieren, welche Aktien
eigentlich leerverkauft sind, also eigentlich schon längst weg
sind.
Wenn nun aber mehr Aktien leerverkauft werden sollen, als im
eigenen Bestand von Kunden vorhanden sind, dann muss man dem
Leerverkäufer sagen, dass man die Aktien nicht ausleihen und
dass er sein Geschäft daher nicht tätigen kann. Doch dann
wechselt der Leerverkäufer ganz schnell die Bank, denn mit
unfähigen Banken möchten Leerverkäufer nicht zusammen arbeiten.
Und wer keine Leerverkäufe sicherstellen kann, der ist in den
Augen dieser Spekulanten unfähig.
Nun, bevor die Bank einen so aktiven Kunden wie einen
Leerverkäufer verliert, wird sie die Aktien irgendwo auftreiben
– oder zumindest so tun, als hätte sie die Aktien aufgetrieben.
Man muss ja den entsprechenden Eintrag der Ausleihung nicht
unbedingt immer machen, denn es kontrolliert ja niemand! Und so
begannen die Banken, mehr Leerverkäufe zuzulassen, als Aktien
ausleihbar waren. Die Leerverkäufe waren also nicht mehr mit
Aktien aus dem Kundenbestand gedeckt, es waren fortan
„ungedeckte" oder „nackte" Leerverkäufe (naked Shorts).
Ja, Sie haben richtig gelesen: Weder BaFin in Deutschland, noch
die SEC in den USA haben Instrumente, um die Plausibilität der
offenen Shortpositionen zu überprüfen. Es war also für die Bank
die Entscheidung, einen Kunden zu verlieren, um eine nicht
kontrollierte Vorschrift zu erfüllen, deren Sinn niemand so
recht verstand (nach diesem Crash sollten es wieder mehr Banker
verstehen!).
Nun konnte der Leerverkäufer also immer weiter leerverkaufen,
selbst wenn es gar keine Aktien mehr leerzuverkaufen gab. Somit
wurden mehr Aktien leerverkauft, als es Aktien zu kaufen gab.
Dadurch wurde ein Angebotsüberhang geschaffen, der den Kurs
nach unten drückte.
Das Schlimme daran: Je weiter der Kurs fällt, desto mehr Geld
haben die Leerverkäufer verdient. Sie wurden also immer
kapitalstärker und konnten immer weiter leerverkaufen und den
Prozess verstärken. Doch dagegen gab es eine Regel:
2. Die Uptick Rule
Mit jedem Tick, den der Kurs einer Aktie nach unten geht, wird
der Leerverkäufer also reicher. Seine Kaufkraft wird größer und
er kann erneut leerverkaufen. Tut er dies schnell genug, also
schneller, als Käufer von dem niedrigen Kurs profitieren
können, dann ist der Kurs einen Moment später schon wieder
weiter nach unten gerutscht und der Käufer, der soeben noch
fast hätte kaufen wollen, schreckt zurück. Man will ja nicht
ins fallende Messer greifen und wartet als Käufer nun lieber
ab, bis die Aktie einen Boden findet.
Doch der Leerverkäufer wird immer mächtiger und verkauft immer
schneller weitere Aktien leer. So fällt der Kurs immer weiter
in den Keller und die potentiellen Käufer beginnen an dem
Gesundheitszustand des Unternehmens zu zweifeln.
Auf diese Weise haben Leerverkäufer die Macht, Kurse von
einzelnen Unternehmen schneller in den Keller zu prügeln, als
potentielle Käufer reagieren können. Bei Banken beispielsweise,
deren Aktienkurs wichtig ist für die Eigenkapitalquote, kann
somit die Bilanz kaputt gemacht werden: In kurzer Zeit ist das
Eigenkapital durch den Kursverfall unter bestimmte Grenzwerte
gerutscht und die Banken werden von ihren Kreditgebern
aufgefordert, weitere Sicherheiten einzubringen. Auf diese
Weise sind die Banken ruck zuck insolvent.
1938, nach der Weltwirtschaftskrise, hatte man diese Taktik der
Leerverkäufer verstanden und schob diesem Treiben einen Riegel
vor. Man schuf die Uptick Rule. Diese besagt, dass man nur
leerverkaufen kann, wenn der entsprechende Aktienkurs zuvor
angestiegen war. Leerverkäufer können demzufolge nicht mehr
schneller leerverkaufen, als Käufer reagieren können, sondern
müssen warten, bis der Kurs wieder einmal nach oben tickt. Erst
dann können sie ihren nächsten Leerverkauf platzieren.
Seit es „moderne Finanzmarktprodukte" gibt, also Zertifikate
und die anderen Finanzmarktderivate, agieren immer mehr
Computermodelle am Markt. Sie bilden bestimmte Regeln ab, die
für das entsprechende Finanzmarktprodukt definiert wurden. Dazu
gehört auch, je nach Marktsituation einige Short-Positionen
einzugehen. Nun laufen diese Computermodelle in Probleme, wenn
sie nicht zu bestimmten Zeitpunkten shorten können, denn dann
befolgen sie die definierten Regeln nicht und betrügen
sozusagen die Anleger in diesen modernen Finanzmarktprodukten.
Die Uptick Rule stellte sich also aus der Sicht der Anbieter
dieser modernen Finanzmarktprodukte als Hindernis heraus.
Präsident Bush und seine Administration hatten Verständnis für
die armen Anbieter der modernen Finanzmarktprodukte und
glaubten ihnen, dass der Marktprozess schon die Preise korrekt
ermitteln würde. Also strichen sie die Uptick Rule. Ersatzlos.
Gepaart mit der Möglichkeit des naked Shortings haben die
Leerverkäufer dadurch wieder ein Instrument in die Hand
bekommen, mit dem sich beliebig Kurse nach unten manipulieren
lassen.
In den vergangenen Jahren hat es immer wieder Unternehmen
gegeben, die gegen die Praxis solcher Short-Attacken geklagt
haben. Inzwischen ist es in den Finanzmedien weitgehend
bekannt, dass Shorties die Macht haben, Aktienkurse in den
Keller zu prügeln. . . . .
Danke Herr Heibel !!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.514.975 von redbull99 am 10.10.08 13:30:08jepp, hab sie dringelassen und sie auch bekommen, mal sehen wie lange es dauert bis wir wieder die höchststände erreichen, ging letztes jahr ja auch alles ziemlich schnell, daher 1 euro ich komme, grins
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HAYWOOD SECURITIES
Vulnerable junior base metals miners force to delay financings, development
Haywood Securities is cautious on base metals stocks in the near term, advising that junior base metals equities are extremely vulnerable under current market conditions.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Tuesday , 21 Oct 2008
RENO, NV -
Haywood Securities Monday predicted markets will remain extremely volatile, with more base metal mine shutdowns inevitable with additional production curtailed as high-cost producers lose money.
"The bigger question will be whether these expected supply reductions will be offset by demand destruction precipitated by the global slowdown. As a result, we remain cautious on base metals stocks in the near term," said analysts Stefan Ioannou, Chris Thompson, and Danny Ochoa.
With share prices at or near all-time lows, Haywood expects that junior mining companies will be forced to deter near-term financings, delaying project development until market conditions improve. "Key to this ‘waiting game' is a balance sheet that is strong enough to weather the storm-not all companies have this luxury," the analysts said.
"In the interim, we are cognizant that project delays will give cash ‘rich' producers an extended window to pursue corporate activity. While consolidation is typically well received by market participants, current market valuations in the junior base metal space would require unprecedented bid metrics just for shareholders to realize prices typical of H1/08," they said.
"Hence, we believe that junior base metals are extremely vulnerable under current market conditions. We have adjusted our formal valuations accordingly, posting some of the lowest target prices on the street," the analysts warned.
Haywood revised its metal and forecasts from $940/oz gold to $890/oz gold, silver from $17.80/oz to $15.10/oz, copper from $3.80/lb to $3.25/lb, and nickel from $12/lb to $9.75. All price revisions are for 2008.
While Haywood realizes that current market conditions are not conducive to higher risk investments, the analysts said they are looking to companies with strong balance sheets, seasoned management teams, and an asset base "sufficiently advanced to be in a first-mover position when investor interest returns."
"Furthermore, with valuations at compelling levels, the junior base metal sector presents a number of prime acquisition targets that we expect will materialize once a semblance of stability is restored with the broader markets," the analysts advised.
Although the current global credit crisis may cause mining investors to question if investing in the resource sector makes any sense at all, Ioannou, Thompson and Ochoa said they view the market weakness as an opportunity to "(1) identify (base metal) projects that are most likely to reach timely fruition, and (2) build positions in these projects (companies), while remaining cognizant of current market sentiment and its associated focus, or lack thereof, on fundamentals."
"Acknowledging that most of the companies in our junior base metal universe are advanced stage developers with current cash positions earmarked to fund near-term cash costs, it is worth noting that many of these companies are currently trading below their intrinsic cash value," they added.
Despite Haywood's target price revisions, "many of our formal company valuations continue to support strong returns relative to current market pricing-even under our recalibrated model inputs that include significant dilution, delayed timeless, and nominal exploration upside credit."
In its analysis Haywood highlighted Nevsun Resources (TSX: NSU) and its 60% ownership in the "world class Bisha gold-copper-zinc project" in Eritrea where construction activities have commenced. The analysts noted that Nevsun has $58 million in cash and modest near-term financing requirements.
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page66?oid=71…
Vulnerable junior base metals miners force to delay financings, development
Haywood Securities is cautious on base metals stocks in the near term, advising that junior base metals equities are extremely vulnerable under current market conditions.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Tuesday , 21 Oct 2008
RENO, NV -
Haywood Securities Monday predicted markets will remain extremely volatile, with more base metal mine shutdowns inevitable with additional production curtailed as high-cost producers lose money.
"The bigger question will be whether these expected supply reductions will be offset by demand destruction precipitated by the global slowdown. As a result, we remain cautious on base metals stocks in the near term," said analysts Stefan Ioannou, Chris Thompson, and Danny Ochoa.
With share prices at or near all-time lows, Haywood expects that junior mining companies will be forced to deter near-term financings, delaying project development until market conditions improve. "Key to this ‘waiting game' is a balance sheet that is strong enough to weather the storm-not all companies have this luxury," the analysts said.
"In the interim, we are cognizant that project delays will give cash ‘rich' producers an extended window to pursue corporate activity. While consolidation is typically well received by market participants, current market valuations in the junior base metal space would require unprecedented bid metrics just for shareholders to realize prices typical of H1/08," they said.
"Hence, we believe that junior base metals are extremely vulnerable under current market conditions. We have adjusted our formal valuations accordingly, posting some of the lowest target prices on the street," the analysts warned.
Haywood revised its metal and forecasts from $940/oz gold to $890/oz gold, silver from $17.80/oz to $15.10/oz, copper from $3.80/lb to $3.25/lb, and nickel from $12/lb to $9.75. All price revisions are for 2008.
While Haywood realizes that current market conditions are not conducive to higher risk investments, the analysts said they are looking to companies with strong balance sheets, seasoned management teams, and an asset base "sufficiently advanced to be in a first-mover position when investor interest returns."
"Furthermore, with valuations at compelling levels, the junior base metal sector presents a number of prime acquisition targets that we expect will materialize once a semblance of stability is restored with the broader markets," the analysts advised.
Although the current global credit crisis may cause mining investors to question if investing in the resource sector makes any sense at all, Ioannou, Thompson and Ochoa said they view the market weakness as an opportunity to "(1) identify (base metal) projects that are most likely to reach timely fruition, and (2) build positions in these projects (companies), while remaining cognizant of current market sentiment and its associated focus, or lack thereof, on fundamentals."
"Acknowledging that most of the companies in our junior base metal universe are advanced stage developers with current cash positions earmarked to fund near-term cash costs, it is worth noting that many of these companies are currently trading below their intrinsic cash value," they added.
Despite Haywood's target price revisions, "many of our formal company valuations continue to support strong returns relative to current market pricing-even under our recalibrated model inputs that include significant dilution, delayed timeless, and nominal exploration upside credit."
In its analysis Haywood highlighted Nevsun Resources (TSX: NSU) and its 60% ownership in the "world class Bisha gold-copper-zinc project" in Eritrea where construction activities have commenced. The analysts noted that Nevsun has $58 million in cash and modest near-term financing requirements.
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page66?oid=71…
Supply and Demand
Although current molybdenum (moly) production meets demand, refiners, or roasters, are expected to run into a shortfall between 2009 and 2015, depending on demand.
Demand for Molybdenum has been growing at nearly 8% over the past three years. Analysts expect demand to continue growing between 4.5% and 6.0% over the next three years, which is expected to outpace growth in supply and deplete already low inventories.
As moly demand growth has outpaced production, consumers of moly have increasingly turned to inventories of moly to supplement production. In just five years, global moly inventories have fallen from over 6.5 months of production to current levels of 2.7 months. Current inventory levels are expected to fall further as no significant new supply is set to enter the market until the second half of 2009 and other potential suppliers are facing construction delays due to difficult credit markets. At current demand levels, 20-25 million pounds of new molybdenum production must come to market each year to keep pace with market demand.
Pipelines and nuclear reactors
Western demand is projected to increase by around 3 percent annually, while China and the CIS demand is projected to increase by around 10 percent annually, increasing overall global demand by around 4.5-5.0 percent annually.
Increasing demand can be attributed to two main factors. Hydroprocessing catalysts are becoming essential for crude oil. The other contributing factor is the increase in nuclear reactor construction.
Increasing demand for oil and electricity by Asian economies such as China and India from 2010 and beyond will require more pipelines being built and new reactors to be developed.
One very important source of ongoing demand growth for molybdenum is the petroleum industry that has unlocked previously sub economic reserves of sour gas and oils. The worldwide search for new oil supplies and the extension of existing reserves by drilling deeper and further off-shore should continue to stimulate demand for molybdenum. Extracting, transporting and refining of oil and gas, requires significant amounts of corrosion resistant molybdenum steels.
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http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/309/moly…
Although current molybdenum (moly) production meets demand, refiners, or roasters, are expected to run into a shortfall between 2009 and 2015, depending on demand.
Demand for Molybdenum has been growing at nearly 8% over the past three years. Analysts expect demand to continue growing between 4.5% and 6.0% over the next three years, which is expected to outpace growth in supply and deplete already low inventories.
As moly demand growth has outpaced production, consumers of moly have increasingly turned to inventories of moly to supplement production. In just five years, global moly inventories have fallen from over 6.5 months of production to current levels of 2.7 months. Current inventory levels are expected to fall further as no significant new supply is set to enter the market until the second half of 2009 and other potential suppliers are facing construction delays due to difficult credit markets. At current demand levels, 20-25 million pounds of new molybdenum production must come to market each year to keep pace with market demand.
Pipelines and nuclear reactors
Western demand is projected to increase by around 3 percent annually, while China and the CIS demand is projected to increase by around 10 percent annually, increasing overall global demand by around 4.5-5.0 percent annually.
Increasing demand can be attributed to two main factors. Hydroprocessing catalysts are becoming essential for crude oil. The other contributing factor is the increase in nuclear reactor construction.
Increasing demand for oil and electricity by Asian economies such as China and India from 2010 and beyond will require more pipelines being built and new reactors to be developed.
One very important source of ongoing demand growth for molybdenum is the petroleum industry that has unlocked previously sub economic reserves of sour gas and oils. The worldwide search for new oil supplies and the extension of existing reserves by drilling deeper and further off-shore should continue to stimulate demand for molybdenum. Extracting, transporting and refining of oil and gas, requires significant amounts of corrosion resistant molybdenum steels.
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http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/309/moly…
TTM to make a Normal Course Issuer Bid to purchase up to 2,500,000 shares of the company's outstanding shares
<<
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding: 50,437,489
>>
VANCOUVER, Oct. 22 /CNW/ - TTM Resources Inc. (the "Company") (TSX
VENTURE:TTQ) (FRANKFURT:T2U) announces that it has today received approval
from the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") to make a Normal Course Issuer
Bid (the "Bid") to purchase for cancellation, from time to time, as it
considers advisable, up to 2,500,000 of the Company's issued and outstanding
Common Shares (being approximately 4.95% of the 50,437,489 Common Shares
outstanding at October 17, 2008). Purchases will not exceed 1,008,749 common
shares (being approximately 2% of the Company's issued and outstanding Common
Shares) in the 30 day period commencing October 27, 2008. Purchases will be
made in accordance with Exchange requirements, on the open market through the
facilities of the Exchange. Canaccord Capital Corporation will conduct the Bid
on behalf of the Company. The price that the Company will pay for any shares
purchased will be the prevailing market price of such shares on the Exchange
at the time of such purchase. The Company will spend up to an aggregate
maximum of $3,500,000 on the Bid, being approximately the amount of B.C.
Mining Tax Credit to be received by the Company for its two most recently
completed fiscal years.
The Bid will commence on October 27, 2008 and will terminate on the
earlier of October 26, 2009, or the date on which the Company has acquired all
of the shares sought pursuant to the bid. Any shares acquired by the Company
pursuant to the bid will be cancelled. As required by Exchange policy,
purchases (other than purchases by way of a substantial issuer bid) will not,
when aggregated with the total of all other purchases in the preceding 30
days, exceed 2% of the total issued and outstanding common shares of the
Company at the time the purchases are made.
The Board of Directors of the Company believe that the current and recent
market prices of the Company's shares do not give full effect to their
underlying value and that, accordingly, the purchase of shares will increase
the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining
shareholders. The normal course purchases will also afford an increased degree
of liquidity to the Company's shareholders who would like to dispose of their
shares.
. . .
<<
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding: 50,437,489
>>
VANCOUVER, Oct. 22 /CNW/ - TTM Resources Inc. (the "Company") (TSX
VENTURE:TTQ) (FRANKFURT:T2U) announces that it has today received approval
from the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") to make a Normal Course Issuer
Bid (the "Bid") to purchase for cancellation, from time to time, as it
considers advisable, up to 2,500,000 of the Company's issued and outstanding
Common Shares (being approximately 4.95% of the 50,437,489 Common Shares
outstanding at October 17, 2008). Purchases will not exceed 1,008,749 common
shares (being approximately 2% of the Company's issued and outstanding Common
Shares) in the 30 day period commencing October 27, 2008. Purchases will be
made in accordance with Exchange requirements, on the open market through the
facilities of the Exchange. Canaccord Capital Corporation will conduct the Bid
on behalf of the Company. The price that the Company will pay for any shares
purchased will be the prevailing market price of such shares on the Exchange
at the time of such purchase. The Company will spend up to an aggregate
maximum of $3,500,000 on the Bid, being approximately the amount of B.C.
Mining Tax Credit to be received by the Company for its two most recently
completed fiscal years.
The Bid will commence on October 27, 2008 and will terminate on the
earlier of October 26, 2009, or the date on which the Company has acquired all
of the shares sought pursuant to the bid. Any shares acquired by the Company
pursuant to the bid will be cancelled. As required by Exchange policy,
purchases (other than purchases by way of a substantial issuer bid) will not,
when aggregated with the total of all other purchases in the preceding 30
days, exceed 2% of the total issued and outstanding common shares of the
Company at the time the purchases are made.
The Board of Directors of the Company believe that the current and recent
market prices of the Company's shares do not give full effect to their
underlying value and that, accordingly, the purchase of shares will increase
the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining
shareholders. The normal course purchases will also afford an increased degree
of liquidity to the Company's shareholders who would like to dispose of their
shares.
. . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.664.889 von DaenischeSuedsee am 22.10.08 19:46:44Die machen ihre Ankündigung tatsächlich wahr:
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.680.050 von Videomart am 23.10.08 21:20:57Und was heist das? Mein Englisch ist nicht so berauschend.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.684.389 von HGDM am 24.10.08 10:01:51TTM hat von der TSX.V Genehmigung erhalten bis zu 2,5 Mio oder 4,95 % der
ausstehenden 50.437.489 Aktien zum jeweiligen Marktpreis zurück zu kaufen.
TTM wird dafür bis max. 3,5 Mio $ aufwenden
Das "board" der Direktoren ist der Meinung das der augenblickliche Kurs nicht
den fairen Wert spiegelt und gibt damit Aktionären die ihre Bestände
liquidieren müssen Gelegenheit diese aufzulösen.
(in groben Zügen und sinngemß . . .)
ich gebe Dir hier mal eine Übersetzungsmaschine mit . . .
http://de.babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_txt
ausstehenden 50.437.489 Aktien zum jeweiligen Marktpreis zurück zu kaufen.
TTM wird dafür bis max. 3,5 Mio $ aufwenden
Das "board" der Direktoren ist der Meinung das der augenblickliche Kurs nicht
den fairen Wert spiegelt und gibt damit Aktionären die ihre Bestände
liquidieren müssen Gelegenheit diese aufzulösen.
(in groben Zügen und sinngemß . . .)
ich gebe Dir hier mal eine Übersetzungsmaschine mit . . .
http://de.babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_txt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.684.389 von HGDM am 24.10.08 10:01:51Sorry, selbstverständlich heiße ich nicht "videomart", sicher kann er dem noch etwas hinzu fügen . . .
ich wollte nur behilflich sein
ich wollte nur behilflich sein
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.686.452 von DaenischeSuedsee am 24.10.08 12:19:22Danke
Man kann nur hoffen, daß der Molypreis mittelfristig wieder anzieht. Beim momentantanen Preisniveau dürfte die Wirtschaftlichkeit eines Minenausbaus in Frage gestellt sein...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.809.108 von Videomart am 03.11.08 11:23:11 . . . was führts du hier denn wieder im Schilde, he ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.810.128 von DaenischeSuedsee am 03.11.08 13:04:12Ich führe gar nichts "im Schilde", sondern stelle lediglich diskussionswürdige Tatsachen zur Diskussion:
Molybdenum Oxide Price
As of October 30, 2008 - US $17.05
http://www.rocamines.com/s/Home.asp
Molybdenum Oxide Price
As of October 30, 2008 - US $17.05
http://www.rocamines.com/s/Home.asp
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.809.108 von Videomart am 03.11.08 11:23:11der kurzfristige Moly-Preis sollte für TTM keinerlei Bedeutung haben, wird erst 2010 wirklich interessant
wie schon im TCM Forum richtig bemerkt . . .
Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.808.461 im neuen Fenster öffnen von Videomart am 03.11.08 10:27:19
...dieser "aussagekräftige" Chart stammt vom 30.10.2008, bezieht sich auf die asiatischen Region und es steht nicht mal dabei, wann der Preis zuletzt aktualisiert wurde. Er ist also nur dann aussagekräftig, wenn das dazugesagt wird.
Aussagekraft erhalten wir im laufe der Woche, wenn andere Quellen noch ihre Molypreise veöffentlichen und du mal ein paar von diesen Charts nebeneinander stellst.
wie schon im TCM Forum richtig bemerkt . . .
Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.808.461 im neuen Fenster öffnen von Videomart am 03.11.08 10:27:19
...dieser "aussagekräftige" Chart stammt vom 30.10.2008, bezieht sich auf die asiatischen Region und es steht nicht mal dabei, wann der Preis zuletzt aktualisiert wurde. Er ist also nur dann aussagekräftig, wenn das dazugesagt wird.
Aussagekraft erhalten wir im laufe der Woche, wenn andere Quellen noch ihre Molypreise veöffentlichen und du mal ein paar von diesen Charts nebeneinander stellst.
Molybdenum Oxide
FOB North America $/LB
From 02 Nov 07
Low 31.75
High 33.00
=======================
Molybdenum Ferro
FOB North America $/LB
From 02 Nov 07
Low 34.75
High 36.00
ich würde es mal mit dieser Seite versuchen . .
http://www.metalprices.com/FreeSite/metals/mo/mo.asp
FOB North America $/LB
From 02 Nov 07
Low 31.75
High 33.00
=======================
Molybdenum Ferro
FOB North America $/LB
From 02 Nov 07
Low 34.75
High 36.00
ich würde es mal mit dieser Seite versuchen . .
http://www.metalprices.com/FreeSite/metals/mo/mo.asp
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.811.349 von DaenischeSuedsee am 03.11.08 15:23:59oooohhhh, ich traue gerade meinen Augen nicht, 2. Nov. 07, hier stimmt was nicht . . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.811.246 von DaenischeSuedsee am 03.11.08 15:14:52Sag' mal, merkst Du eigentlich noch was?
Der Molypreis steht definitiv bei höchstens 17 US$ pro Ib.
Wenn sich das nicht zügig ändert (nach oben natürlich) werden so gut wie alle Explorer baden gehen, mit Ausnahme vielleicht AUA, GMO und MOL als Near-Time-Produzenten.
Hier nochmal ein Ausschnitt aus "Platts":
Japan (Platts)--31Oct2008
Japanese consumers of ferromolybdenum appear to be holding back from new
purchases after spot prices in Europe plunged to $33-36/kg in warehouse
Rotterdam this week, from $51-54/kg a week earlier.
http://www.platts.com/Metals/News/9547607.xml?sub=Metals&p=M…
Viel Spaß beim Umrechnen!!!
Der Molypreis steht definitiv bei höchstens 17 US$ pro Ib.
Wenn sich das nicht zügig ändert (nach oben natürlich) werden so gut wie alle Explorer baden gehen, mit Ausnahme vielleicht AUA, GMO und MOL als Near-Time-Produzenten.
Hier nochmal ein Ausschnitt aus "Platts":
Japan (Platts)--31Oct2008
Japanese consumers of ferromolybdenum appear to be holding back from new
purchases after spot prices in Europe plunged to $33-36/kg in warehouse
Rotterdam this week, from $51-54/kg a week earlier.
http://www.platts.com/Metals/News/9547607.xml?sub=Metals&p=M…
Viel Spaß beim Umrechnen!!!
Obwohl hier investiert, bin ich mir nicht mehr sicher, ob es bei TTM jemals zu einer Meldung wie der folgenden kommen wird:
http://www.wabusinessnews.com.au/en-story/1/67892/Moly-Mines…
http://www.wabusinessnews.com.au/en-story/1/67892/Moly-Mines…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.811.649 von Videomart am 03.11.08 15:49:52Molybdenum Price
US$17.05/lb
Metals Week Average,
Molybdenum Oxide,
November 3, 2008
Veränderung zur Vorwoche (27.10.09): - 7,20 (-29,7%)
http://www.thompsoncreekmetals.com/s/Home.asp
US$17.05/lb
Metals Week Average,
Molybdenum Oxide,
November 3, 2008
Veränderung zur Vorwoche (27.10.09): - 7,20 (-29,7%)
http://www.thompsoncreekmetals.com/s/Home.asp
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.811.714 von Videomart am 03.11.08 15:56:05Bewegt den Kurs aber nicht wirklich 0,19 €
Die sind genauso abgekackt wie TTQ!
..und warum glaubst Du nicht das sie es auch schaffen?
Die sind genauso abgekackt wie TTQ!
..und warum glaubst Du nicht das sie es auch schaffen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.820.471 von HGDM am 04.11.08 11:06:51Finanzierungen gestalten sich in Zukunft extrem schwierig, weil die Banken voraussichtlich nur noch sehr zögerlich Kredite vergeben werden.
Bei TTM hat man eine besonders qualifizierte und geschäftstüchtige Mannschaft, daher besteht die Hoffnung, daß sie das Projekt wider
alle Probleme durchziehen können.
Dabei wird der Molypreis (sprich die Wirtschaftlichkeit des Abbaus) jedoch eine entscheidende Rolle spielen.
Wait and see...
Bei TTM hat man eine besonders qualifizierte und geschäftstüchtige Mannschaft, daher besteht die Hoffnung, daß sie das Projekt wider
alle Probleme durchziehen können.
Dabei wird der Molypreis (sprich die Wirtschaftlichkeit des Abbaus) jedoch eine entscheidende Rolle spielen.
Wait and see...
kg x ca. 0,45 = lb macht knappe 17$
Die ersten Explorationsprojekte werden bereits unterbrochen, zum Beispiel bei Quadra Mining:
Quadra cutting back on projects as earnings dive with commodity prices
Posted: Wednesday , 05 Nov 2008
The fall in commodity prices and tight credit has led Quadra Mining to halt work at its Sierra Gorda copper project in Chile and its Malmbjerg molybdenum project in Greenland as it reports lower 3Q earnings
...
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page34?oid=72…
Quadra cutting back on projects as earnings dive with commodity prices
Posted: Wednesday , 05 Nov 2008
The fall in commodity prices and tight credit has led Quadra Mining to halt work at its Sierra Gorda copper project in Chile and its Malmbjerg molybdenum project in Greenland as it reports lower 3Q earnings
...
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page34?oid=72…
Sprott
Molybdenum
Participation
Corporation
Summary of Investment Portfolio
As at September 30, 2008
% of Total Net
Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. 18.04
Quadra Mining Ltd. 12.85
Mercator Minerals Ltd. 9.58
Inca Pacific Resources Inc. 7.07
General Moly, Inc. 6.70
Roca Mines Inc. 4.75
TTM Resources Inc. 1.62
http://www.sprottmoly.com/pdf/Q3_2008_SEDAR_filing.pdf
Molybdenum
Participation
Corporation
Summary of Investment Portfolio
As at September 30, 2008
% of Total Net
Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. 18.04
Quadra Mining Ltd. 12.85
Mercator Minerals Ltd. 9.58
Inca Pacific Resources Inc. 7.07
General Moly, Inc. 6.70
Roca Mines Inc. 4.75
TTM Resources Inc. 1.62
http://www.sprottmoly.com/pdf/Q3_2008_SEDAR_filing.pdf
Summary of Investment Portfolio
As at June 30, 2008
% of Total Net
Asset Classification Assets
Cash and Short term investments 9.50
Portfolio Investments (investments in companies that explore for,
mine and/or process molybdenum) 83.73
Molybdenum Oxide 8.30
Other assets and liabilities (1.53)
Total net assets 100.00
Portfolio Holdings % of Total Net
Name of Security Assets
Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. 21.47
Quadra Mining Ltd. 15.75
Mercator Minerals Ltd. 15.04
Inca Pacific Resources Inc. 11.77
General Moly, Inc. 6.91
Roca Mines Inc. 4.39
TTM Resources Inc. 1.66
page 12
http://www.sprottmoly.com/pdf/Q2_2008_MRFP_Financials.pdf
As at June 30, 2008
% of Total Net
Asset Classification Assets
Cash and Short term investments 9.50
Portfolio Investments (investments in companies that explore for,
mine and/or process molybdenum) 83.73
Molybdenum Oxide 8.30
Other assets and liabilities (1.53)
Total net assets 100.00
Portfolio Holdings % of Total Net
Name of Security Assets
Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. 21.47
Quadra Mining Ltd. 15.75
Mercator Minerals Ltd. 15.04
Inca Pacific Resources Inc. 11.77
General Moly, Inc. 6.91
Roca Mines Inc. 4.39
TTM Resources Inc. 1.66
page 12
http://www.sprottmoly.com/pdf/Q2_2008_MRFP_Financials.pdf
Australia molybdenum project stalled on costs [UPDATE] -
6 Nov 2008 ... Prices of molybdenum oxide this week plummeted to around $ 11.50-12.50/lb compared with prices above $ 30/lb seen earlier in the year.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/35534/ - vor 9 Stunden gefunden -
6 Nov 2008 ... Prices of molybdenum oxide this week plummeted to around $ 11.50-12.50/lb compared with prices above $ 30/lb seen earlier in the year.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/35534/ - vor 9 Stunden gefunden -
Der derzeitige Molypreis ist z.Z. nicht interessant. Der wird auch wieder steigen.
Interessanter ist für mich der Cash-Bestand. Hatte mal irgendwo was gelesen von 10 Mill. und einen Monatsbedarf von ca.einer Mill..
Ob das so stimmt???Hat jemand den aktuellen Cashbestand?
Aufbessere Zeiten
Interessanter ist für mich der Cash-Bestand. Hatte mal irgendwo was gelesen von 10 Mill. und einen Monatsbedarf von ca.einer Mill..
Ob das so stimmt???Hat jemand den aktuellen Cashbestand?
Aufbessere Zeiten
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.867.166 von HGDM am 07.11.08 10:49:40Müsste etwa passen!
siehe http://www.sedar.com/DisplayCompanyDocuments.do?lang=EN&issu…
(Finazial Statements
siehe http://www.sedar.com/DisplayCompanyDocuments.do?lang=EN&issu…
(Finazial Statements
No respite for the molybdenum market as prices move lower again
London (Platts)--7Nov2008
Molybdenum prices in Europe registered another sizable drop this week as
the selloff, which has seen both moly oxide and ferromoly prices shed around
60% of their value since the beginning of October, showed few immediate signs
of abating.
The market continues to be pressured lower by a combination of "not much
consumption, [supply] overhang, destocking and fear," said one trader.
"There are some cancellations around in the market, which is backing up
material, so there's material around for sale," said another trader. "Oxide
could get to single digits. The problem is, when it gets to high single digits
it's getting down toward the production cost of some of the primary mines."
US primary miner Thompson Creek said Thursday that its production cost of
moly oxide in 2008 was expected to be $7.30/lb, comprising approximately $7/lb
at the Thompson Creek mine in the US and $7.50-$8.00/lb at the Endako mine in
Canada.
The Platts Dealer Oxide price, representing "repeatable" sales from
dealers to consumers, was set at $11.00-13.00/lb Thursday, down from
$16.00-18.10/lb the previous week.
Consumer sales were reported booked in the US at $11.50/lb and $11.75/lb,
and as low as $11.00/lb in Europe -- although one trader was able to achieve a
price of above $13/lb early in the week for a very prompt truckload sale,
delivery November 10.
"I think I would have been able to buy at $10 today," said one market
participant who reported a purchase at $11/lb earlier in the week, although
there were no confirmed deals at such a low level as yet.
It may only be a matter of time before the $10 barrier is broken,
however.
"People are buying hand-to-mouth to get through the week in the
expectation that prices will fall further," said a third trader. "The
consensus is that it can definitely go below $10 on oxide, but not below $8."
While copper miners who are also byproduct moly producers are less
exposed to falling prices, the sharp drop will still have an impact on their
bottom line.
"Moly credits have accounted for up to 80 cents/lb of copper," investment
bank Fairfax said in its daily metals and mining report Friday, adding that
with prices at $16/lb there is an additional cash cost of around 40 cents/lb
of production.
"About half of the copper industry reduces its cash cost of production
with moly credits and so an additional 40 cents on this scale offsets any drop
in marginal costs of production from falling oil, labour, acid, or equipment
costs," Fairfax said.
"So if cash costs are going from 75 cents/lb to $1.15/lb, add on
operational costs, capex etc, the industry is in loss much sooner than
expected, which will prompt faster production cutbacks as well as a higher
copper price than some are currently forecasting."
The ferromoly market, which is typically more liquid, also moved lower
again, with the Platts European duty-paid price set at $26.00-29.00/kg
Thursday, down from $33.00-36.00 the previous week.
Deals were reported in a wide range over the course of the week, with
offers around the $30-31/kg level late last week, truckload sales booked in
Europe at $27.50-28.00/kg this week and one half-truck sale reported as low as
$25.30/kg for prompt delivery.
--Andy Blamey, andy_blamey@platts.com
http://www.platts.com/Metals/News/8157043.xml?src=rssheadlin…
London (Platts)--7Nov2008
Molybdenum prices in Europe registered another sizable drop this week as
the selloff, which has seen both moly oxide and ferromoly prices shed around
60% of their value since the beginning of October, showed few immediate signs
of abating.
The market continues to be pressured lower by a combination of "not much
consumption, [supply] overhang, destocking and fear," said one trader.
"There are some cancellations around in the market, which is backing up
material, so there's material around for sale," said another trader. "Oxide
could get to single digits. The problem is, when it gets to high single digits
it's getting down toward the production cost of some of the primary mines."
US primary miner Thompson Creek said Thursday that its production cost of
moly oxide in 2008 was expected to be $7.30/lb, comprising approximately $7/lb
at the Thompson Creek mine in the US and $7.50-$8.00/lb at the Endako mine in
Canada.
The Platts Dealer Oxide price, representing "repeatable" sales from
dealers to consumers, was set at $11.00-13.00/lb Thursday, down from
$16.00-18.10/lb the previous week.
Consumer sales were reported booked in the US at $11.50/lb and $11.75/lb,
and as low as $11.00/lb in Europe -- although one trader was able to achieve a
price of above $13/lb early in the week for a very prompt truckload sale,
delivery November 10.
"I think I would have been able to buy at $10 today," said one market
participant who reported a purchase at $11/lb earlier in the week, although
there were no confirmed deals at such a low level as yet.
It may only be a matter of time before the $10 barrier is broken,
however.
"People are buying hand-to-mouth to get through the week in the
expectation that prices will fall further," said a third trader. "The
consensus is that it can definitely go below $10 on oxide, but not below $8."
While copper miners who are also byproduct moly producers are less
exposed to falling prices, the sharp drop will still have an impact on their
bottom line.
"Moly credits have accounted for up to 80 cents/lb of copper," investment
bank Fairfax said in its daily metals and mining report Friday, adding that
with prices at $16/lb there is an additional cash cost of around 40 cents/lb
of production.
"About half of the copper industry reduces its cash cost of production
with moly credits and so an additional 40 cents on this scale offsets any drop
in marginal costs of production from falling oil, labour, acid, or equipment
costs," Fairfax said.
"So if cash costs are going from 75 cents/lb to $1.15/lb, add on
operational costs, capex etc, the industry is in loss much sooner than
expected, which will prompt faster production cutbacks as well as a higher
copper price than some are currently forecasting."
The ferromoly market, which is typically more liquid, also moved lower
again, with the Platts European duty-paid price set at $26.00-29.00/kg
Thursday, down from $33.00-36.00 the previous week.
Deals were reported in a wide range over the course of the week, with
offers around the $30-31/kg level late last week, truckload sales booked in
Europe at $27.50-28.00/kg this week and one half-truck sale reported as low as
$25.30/kg for prompt delivery.
--Andy Blamey, andy_blamey@platts.com
http://www.platts.com/Metals/News/8157043.xml?src=rssheadlin…
Molybdän - Aussichten für 2009
22.10.2008 | 9:30 Uhr | Rainer Hahn (EMFIS)
RTE Stuttgart - (www.rohstoffe-go.de) - Nach Ansichten mehrerer Analysten dürfte sich Molybdän in 2009 besser behaupten als andere Industriemetalle. Molybdän wird hauptsächlich zur Erzeugung von hochfesten Metalllegierungen verbraucht und findet auch in der Ölverarbeitung als Katalysator zur Schwefelentfernung Verwendung. Auch in elektronischen Bauteilen ist Molybdän zu finden.
Das Angebot bleibe knapp und die Nachfrage steige weiter trotz der internationalen Finanzkrise, heißt es. Der Stahl- und Ölbedarf dürfte zwar bei einer Abschwächung der Wirtschaft zurückgehen, andererseits werde die Nachfrage weiter das Angebot übersteigen. Die jährlich produzierten 400 Millionen lbs des Metalls werden größtenteils verbraucht. Es wird mit einer Steigerung des Bedarfs um 5 bis 7 Prozent gerechnet. Bedingt durch die gegenwärtigen Turbulenzen könnte allerdings der Zuwachs eher am Ende der genannten Spanne bleiben oder sogar auf 4 Prozent sinken, stellt der Bergbauspezialist Stefan Ioannou von Haywood Securities fest. Auf jeden Fall wird es eine positive Entwicklung geben, meint er.
Ein weiteres Indiz dafür, dass die Finanzkrise das Angebotswachstum im gesamten Metallbereich einschließlich Molybdän begrenzen könnte, wird von Bart Melek von BMO Capital Markets in der für die Produzenten schwierigeren Beschaffung von Betriebskapital gesehen, um geplante Vorhaben zu finanzieren. Die Hauptmenge des Molybdäns wird als Nebenprodukt bei der Kupferherstellung gewonnen. Im Kupferbergbau muss inzwischen aus tieferen Erzschichten mit entsprechend größerem technischem und finanziellem Aufwand gefördert werden, so dass die Angebotsaussichten gedämpft werden. Der Preis für Molybdän bewege sich immer noch deutlich über der Rentabilitässchwelle der Minen.
Zusätzlich könnte Molybdän unter Preisdruck geraten, wenn die Nachfrage aus China zurückgeht und die Handelshäuser und Verarbeiter ihre Lagervorräte aufbrauchen, um in der Finanzkrise ihre Barmittel zu schonen. Catherine Virga von CPM Group verweist allerdings darauf, dass die Lagerbestände zur Zeit niedrig sind und deshalb die Nachfrage weiter das Angebot übersteigen werde. Molybdän werde sich im Vergleich zu anderen Industriemetallen stärker im Preis behaupten. Phil Newman von CRY Strategies sieht Molybdän sogar als "potenziellen Star".
22.10.2008 | 9:30 Uhr | Rainer Hahn (EMFIS)
RTE Stuttgart - (www.rohstoffe-go.de) - Nach Ansichten mehrerer Analysten dürfte sich Molybdän in 2009 besser behaupten als andere Industriemetalle. Molybdän wird hauptsächlich zur Erzeugung von hochfesten Metalllegierungen verbraucht und findet auch in der Ölverarbeitung als Katalysator zur Schwefelentfernung Verwendung. Auch in elektronischen Bauteilen ist Molybdän zu finden.
Das Angebot bleibe knapp und die Nachfrage steige weiter trotz der internationalen Finanzkrise, heißt es. Der Stahl- und Ölbedarf dürfte zwar bei einer Abschwächung der Wirtschaft zurückgehen, andererseits werde die Nachfrage weiter das Angebot übersteigen. Die jährlich produzierten 400 Millionen lbs des Metalls werden größtenteils verbraucht. Es wird mit einer Steigerung des Bedarfs um 5 bis 7 Prozent gerechnet. Bedingt durch die gegenwärtigen Turbulenzen könnte allerdings der Zuwachs eher am Ende der genannten Spanne bleiben oder sogar auf 4 Prozent sinken, stellt der Bergbauspezialist Stefan Ioannou von Haywood Securities fest. Auf jeden Fall wird es eine positive Entwicklung geben, meint er.
Ein weiteres Indiz dafür, dass die Finanzkrise das Angebotswachstum im gesamten Metallbereich einschließlich Molybdän begrenzen könnte, wird von Bart Melek von BMO Capital Markets in der für die Produzenten schwierigeren Beschaffung von Betriebskapital gesehen, um geplante Vorhaben zu finanzieren. Die Hauptmenge des Molybdäns wird als Nebenprodukt bei der Kupferherstellung gewonnen. Im Kupferbergbau muss inzwischen aus tieferen Erzschichten mit entsprechend größerem technischem und finanziellem Aufwand gefördert werden, so dass die Angebotsaussichten gedämpft werden. Der Preis für Molybdän bewege sich immer noch deutlich über der Rentabilitässchwelle der Minen.
Zusätzlich könnte Molybdän unter Preisdruck geraten, wenn die Nachfrage aus China zurückgeht und die Handelshäuser und Verarbeiter ihre Lagervorräte aufbrauchen, um in der Finanzkrise ihre Barmittel zu schonen. Catherine Virga von CPM Group verweist allerdings darauf, dass die Lagerbestände zur Zeit niedrig sind und deshalb die Nachfrage weiter das Angebot übersteigen werde. Molybdän werde sich im Vergleich zu anderen Industriemetallen stärker im Preis behaupten. Phil Newman von CRY Strategies sieht Molybdän sogar als "potenziellen Star".
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.873.386 von DaenischeSuedsee am 07.11.08 17:34:57Schöner artikel, und der Autor behält hoffentlich Recht!
Der momentane Molypreis allerdings zieht selbst den rennomierten Produzenten die Schuhe aus, Beispiel Thompson Creek.
Einfach nicht zu fassen, was für ein Markt das derzeit ist...
Der momentane Molypreis allerdings zieht selbst den rennomierten Produzenten die Schuhe aus, Beispiel Thompson Creek.
Einfach nicht zu fassen, was für ein Markt das derzeit ist...
Zusätzlich könnte Molybdän unter Preisdruck geraten, wenn die Nachfrage aus China zurückgeht und die Handelshäuser und Verarbeiter ihre Lagervorräte aufbrauchen, um in der Finanzkrise ihre Barmittel zu schonen.
China: Hoffnung auf Wirtschaftsdaten
Bereits in den vergangenen Wochen wurde deutlich, dass China sich von seinen zweistelligen Wachstumsraten verabschieden muss. Dennoch hoffen die Börsianer in Asien, dass die Wachstumsverlangsamung geringer ausfällt als von vielen befürchtet. Am Montag sollen die Wirtschaftsdaten für Oktober veröffentlicht werden. Bereits am Wochenende wird voraussichtlich ein Maßnahmenpaket veröffentlicht, dass die Konjunktur in Schwung bringen und die Aktienmärkte stabilisieren soll. Marktgerüchten zufolge könnte es an den Börsen Stützungskäufe geben.
Wollen das beste hoffen
China: Hoffnung auf Wirtschaftsdaten
Bereits in den vergangenen Wochen wurde deutlich, dass China sich von seinen zweistelligen Wachstumsraten verabschieden muss. Dennoch hoffen die Börsianer in Asien, dass die Wachstumsverlangsamung geringer ausfällt als von vielen befürchtet. Am Montag sollen die Wirtschaftsdaten für Oktober veröffentlicht werden. Bereits am Wochenende wird voraussichtlich ein Maßnahmenpaket veröffentlicht, dass die Konjunktur in Schwung bringen und die Aktienmärkte stabilisieren soll. Marktgerüchten zufolge könnte es an den Börsen Stützungskäufe geben.
Wollen das beste hoffen
Die chinesische Regierung hat zur Ankurbelung der Binnennachfrage ein massives Konjunkturprogramm über mehrere Hundert Mrd. Euro verabschiedet. Wie die staatliche Nachrichtenagentur Xinhua am Sonntag berichtete, sollen die Investitionen in Höhe von 4000 Mrd. Yuan (rund 457 Mrd. Euro) über 2010 hinaus in den Ausbau der Infrastruktur sowie Sozialleistungen und andere Bereiche gepumpt werden.
Die Regierung wolle damit eine aktive Steuerpolitik betreiben. Xinhua machte keine Angaben, wie das Programm finanziert werden soll.
Mehr Wachstum durch einfachere Kreditvergabe
Die Volksrepublik hat in der ersten Jahreshälfte zwar einen Haushaltsüberschuss von mehr als 132 Mrd. Dollar eingefahren, die Steuereinnahmen gehen jedoch als Folge der globalen Finanzkrise rapide zurück.
Die Regierung kündigte zudem eine deutliche Lockerung in der Finanzpolitik an. Die Zentralbank des Landes hat die Zinsen seit Mitte September bereits dreimal gesenkt und die Auflagen für Kreditgeschäfte gelockert, um die Wirtschaft zu unterstützen. Die Vergabe von Krediten an kleine und mittelständische Firmen solle mit dem neuen Programm verstärkt werden, berichtete Xinhua.
Das Wachstum des Bruttoinlandsprodukts fiel in China im dritten Quartal mit neun Prozent unerwartet langsamer aus. In der ersten Jahreshälfte lag es noch bei 10,4 Prozent. Die Prognosen für Oktober fallen noch niedriger aus.
Die Regierung wolle damit eine aktive Steuerpolitik betreiben. Xinhua machte keine Angaben, wie das Programm finanziert werden soll.
Mehr Wachstum durch einfachere Kreditvergabe
Die Volksrepublik hat in der ersten Jahreshälfte zwar einen Haushaltsüberschuss von mehr als 132 Mrd. Dollar eingefahren, die Steuereinnahmen gehen jedoch als Folge der globalen Finanzkrise rapide zurück.
Die Regierung kündigte zudem eine deutliche Lockerung in der Finanzpolitik an. Die Zentralbank des Landes hat die Zinsen seit Mitte September bereits dreimal gesenkt und die Auflagen für Kreditgeschäfte gelockert, um die Wirtschaft zu unterstützen. Die Vergabe von Krediten an kleine und mittelständische Firmen solle mit dem neuen Programm verstärkt werden, berichtete Xinhua.
Das Wachstum des Bruttoinlandsprodukts fiel in China im dritten Quartal mit neun Prozent unerwartet langsamer aus. In der ersten Jahreshälfte lag es noch bei 10,4 Prozent. Die Prognosen für Oktober fallen noch niedriger aus.
Thompson Creek CEO says moly prices near bottom, will rebound in 2009
Thompson Creek Metals CEO Kevin Loughrey said, that despite a low moly price and the global financial crisis, Thompson Creek is in as good a position as can be under the circumstances.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Monday , 10 Nov 2008
RENO, NV -
As molybdenum prices dropped by one-third in only a few weeks, Thompson Creek Metals President and CEO Kevin Loughrey recently told analysts "we have some reason to believe that we are near the bottom right now."
"Our sense of the world is that moly demand will come back really quickly when the financing mechanisms of the world capital markets loosen up somewhat," he reassured the analysts.
Nevertheless, Loughrey noted that the financial crisis has caused "a diminution of molybdenum demand. And that demand reduction, in turn, has caused a dramatic reduction in prices unlike anything I think any of us have seen in the moly business in a long time." Moly prices have dropped from their average $30 per pound price, which had held for some time, to only $12/lb as of Friday.
However, Loughrey blamed the price drop primarily on the inability to get financing for projects that consume steel, rather than the speculative investing that has spelled doom for other metals.
He added that he does not think there will be a return to the very low moly prices of the 1990s and early 2000s. As proof he noted that steel companies are destocking at the moment and moly traders are getting rid of the product. "Soon, there is going to be very little ability of the traders to destock as the year turns and we return to a more normal buying and selling situation."
Unlike precious metals and commodities, Loughrey explained that most moly is sold direct by miners while a significant amount is held by moly traders. "Traders have been hurt in this situation because they bought moly at one price, demand is reduced, they're losing money and they have to sell quickly."
Loughrey noted that spot moly supply is "now very limited," but, nonetheless, forecast a normalization of that market.
"When the spot market opens up, these people will sell at almost any price to get rid of the moly they now hold. These people are destocking as far as we can tell," which in turn, helps put downward pressure on moly prices. However, those traders will soon run out of product, which will bring prices up again.
U.S. President-Elect Barack Obama plans to create a National Infrastructure Reinvestment Bank, which will supply $60 billion to finance transportation infrastructure projects nationwide. Meanwhile China ‘s State Council Sunday announced a $586 billion package, roughly 7% of GDP, over the next two years to construct new railways, subways and airports, and to rebuild communities destroyed by an earthquake in southwestern China in May.
Loughrey noted that projects that will consume moly are strong, infrastructure-related projects that will see a rebound in demand, which could come as early as 2009.
"Fortunately for Thompson Creek, we find ourselves-for a variety of reasons-in about as good a position as a company can be given these market circumstances," he said, adding the company's cash position is very strong with the cash balance anticipated to grow even more by the end of the year.
Since primary moly mines now constitute almost half of world production of the metal, by-product mines are not going to be able to satisfy worldwide molybdenum demand, according to Loughrey.
"One of the things that I think we will see is the impendence to develop new moly projects, if it's not completely dead, it's close to moribund," he said. "And we don't think that we'll see the kind of growth in the moly supply situation or anywhere near the pace that we saw of that growth as we go forward as a result of this severe restriction in the demand."
Thompson Creek has decided to postpone the David molybdenum project as it reviews and revises future capital expenditures, development projects and operating plans to ensure that adequate working capital levels are maintained. The company will also not re-purchase any more of its shares for the time being.
However, Thompson Creek has boosted its molybdenum output guidance from its original 23 million to 24.5 million pounds to 25 million to 26 million pounds this year. Next year Thompson Creek expects 30 million to 34 million pounds of production.
Meanwhile, Thompson Creek intends to move forward with its Endako Mine expansion in British Columbia.
FINANCIALS
Net income for the first nine months of 2008 was $207.8 or $1.56 per share, up from $128.5 million ($1.03/sh) during the same period of 2007.
Net income for the third-quarter 2008 was $100.6 million or 74-cents per share, up from $24 million (18-cents/sh) reported for the third-quarter 2007.
The company reported working capital of $355.6 million as of September 30, 2008.
Quelle:
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page36?oid=72…
Thompson Creek Metals CEO Kevin Loughrey said, that despite a low moly price and the global financial crisis, Thompson Creek is in as good a position as can be under the circumstances.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Monday , 10 Nov 2008
RENO, NV -
As molybdenum prices dropped by one-third in only a few weeks, Thompson Creek Metals President and CEO Kevin Loughrey recently told analysts "we have some reason to believe that we are near the bottom right now."
"Our sense of the world is that moly demand will come back really quickly when the financing mechanisms of the world capital markets loosen up somewhat," he reassured the analysts.
Nevertheless, Loughrey noted that the financial crisis has caused "a diminution of molybdenum demand. And that demand reduction, in turn, has caused a dramatic reduction in prices unlike anything I think any of us have seen in the moly business in a long time." Moly prices have dropped from their average $30 per pound price, which had held for some time, to only $12/lb as of Friday.
However, Loughrey blamed the price drop primarily on the inability to get financing for projects that consume steel, rather than the speculative investing that has spelled doom for other metals.
He added that he does not think there will be a return to the very low moly prices of the 1990s and early 2000s. As proof he noted that steel companies are destocking at the moment and moly traders are getting rid of the product. "Soon, there is going to be very little ability of the traders to destock as the year turns and we return to a more normal buying and selling situation."
Unlike precious metals and commodities, Loughrey explained that most moly is sold direct by miners while a significant amount is held by moly traders. "Traders have been hurt in this situation because they bought moly at one price, demand is reduced, they're losing money and they have to sell quickly."
Loughrey noted that spot moly supply is "now very limited," but, nonetheless, forecast a normalization of that market.
"When the spot market opens up, these people will sell at almost any price to get rid of the moly they now hold. These people are destocking as far as we can tell," which in turn, helps put downward pressure on moly prices. However, those traders will soon run out of product, which will bring prices up again.
U.S. President-Elect Barack Obama plans to create a National Infrastructure Reinvestment Bank, which will supply $60 billion to finance transportation infrastructure projects nationwide. Meanwhile China ‘s State Council Sunday announced a $586 billion package, roughly 7% of GDP, over the next two years to construct new railways, subways and airports, and to rebuild communities destroyed by an earthquake in southwestern China in May.
Loughrey noted that projects that will consume moly are strong, infrastructure-related projects that will see a rebound in demand, which could come as early as 2009.
"Fortunately for Thompson Creek, we find ourselves-for a variety of reasons-in about as good a position as a company can be given these market circumstances," he said, adding the company's cash position is very strong with the cash balance anticipated to grow even more by the end of the year.
Since primary moly mines now constitute almost half of world production of the metal, by-product mines are not going to be able to satisfy worldwide molybdenum demand, according to Loughrey.
"One of the things that I think we will see is the impendence to develop new moly projects, if it's not completely dead, it's close to moribund," he said. "And we don't think that we'll see the kind of growth in the moly supply situation or anywhere near the pace that we saw of that growth as we go forward as a result of this severe restriction in the demand."
Thompson Creek has decided to postpone the David molybdenum project as it reviews and revises future capital expenditures, development projects and operating plans to ensure that adequate working capital levels are maintained. The company will also not re-purchase any more of its shares for the time being.
However, Thompson Creek has boosted its molybdenum output guidance from its original 23 million to 24.5 million pounds to 25 million to 26 million pounds this year. Next year Thompson Creek expects 30 million to 34 million pounds of production.
Meanwhile, Thompson Creek intends to move forward with its Endako Mine expansion in British Columbia.
FINANCIALS
Net income for the first nine months of 2008 was $207.8 or $1.56 per share, up from $128.5 million ($1.03/sh) during the same period of 2007.
Net income for the third-quarter 2008 was $100.6 million or 74-cents per share, up from $24 million (18-cents/sh) reported for the third-quarter 2007.
The company reported working capital of $355.6 million as of September 30, 2008.
Quelle:
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page36?oid=72…
November 13, 2008
Molybdenum price in upward trend – Codelco
According to Mr Victor Perez marketing director of Codelco, booming demand for molybdenum, used to produce stainless and other specialty steels, means prices for the minor metal are unlikely to return to the historic lows seen in the previous two decades.
Mr Perez said that "Molybdenum is at an extraordinarily high price, but I don't think molybdenum is going to return to the historical levels that we saw in the 1980s and 1990s of less than USDS 5 per pound."
He said that a huge backlog in infrastructure projects in emerging economies, most notably in China and, increasingly, in India, meant demand for steel will remain firm over the next decade or more. He added that "I see there is a lot of demand, which will be the main driver of maintaining an attractive price for the primary and secondary molybdenum industry, the new equilibrium price for molybdenum is going to be between USD 15 per pound and USD 25 per pound for a period of time."
Meanwhile, Codelco’s board of directors is due to approve in October or November 2008 a new 20,000 million tonnes per year processing plant at Mejillones port in northern Chile at a cost of USD 120 to USD 150 million. It is also investing in existing installations at its Andina, El Teniente and Codelco Norte divisions to improve molybdenum recovery by three or four points.
Finally, Codelco is holding an international tender to select a partner for a new JV that will use cutting edge technology to process the immense quantity of copper slags at its divisions.
http://www.steelguru.com/news/index/2008/09/12/NjI4Mjg%3D/Mo…
Molybdenum price in upward trend – Codelco
According to Mr Victor Perez marketing director of Codelco, booming demand for molybdenum, used to produce stainless and other specialty steels, means prices for the minor metal are unlikely to return to the historic lows seen in the previous two decades.
Mr Perez said that "Molybdenum is at an extraordinarily high price, but I don't think molybdenum is going to return to the historical levels that we saw in the 1980s and 1990s of less than USDS 5 per pound."
He said that a huge backlog in infrastructure projects in emerging economies, most notably in China and, increasingly, in India, meant demand for steel will remain firm over the next decade or more. He added that "I see there is a lot of demand, which will be the main driver of maintaining an attractive price for the primary and secondary molybdenum industry, the new equilibrium price for molybdenum is going to be between USD 15 per pound and USD 25 per pound for a period of time."
Meanwhile, Codelco’s board of directors is due to approve in October or November 2008 a new 20,000 million tonnes per year processing plant at Mejillones port in northern Chile at a cost of USD 120 to USD 150 million. It is also investing in existing installations at its Andina, El Teniente and Codelco Norte divisions to improve molybdenum recovery by three or four points.
Finally, Codelco is holding an international tender to select a partner for a new JV that will use cutting edge technology to process the immense quantity of copper slags at its divisions.
http://www.steelguru.com/news/index/2008/09/12/NjI4Mjg%3D/Mo…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.937.100 von DaenischeSuedsee am 13.11.08 12:16:55Wäre ja schön, wenn's so wäre, aber dieser Artikel ist leider nicht mehr aktuell, sondern vom 12. September 2008...
http://metalsplace.com/news/articles/22133/molybdenum-price…
http://metalsplace.com/news/articles/22133/molybdenum-price…
Molybdenum Oxide Price
As of November 13, 2008 - US$10.25
As of November 13, 2008 - US$10.25
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.949.012 von HGDM am 14.11.08 16:56:19Wem sagst Du das???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.950.467 von Videomart am 14.11.08 19:22:04Moly ist wieder auf 20 USD
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.959.725 von Crsus am 15.11.08 18:53:29Moly ist wieder auf 20 USD
...und ich bin der Kaiser von China!!!!
...und ich bin der Kaiser von China!!!!
. . . .
as moly prices have come under major pressure of late forcing analysts like
Blackmont Capital's George Topping do reduce his price estimates for the
next couple fo years.
Mr. Topping now predicts moly prices to hit US$17 per pound in 2009, down
from US$25, and US$20 per pound from US$25 in 2010.
"While the moly market is currently in disarray, we believe it will stabilize
in 2009," the analyst wrote in a note to clients.
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/tradingdesk/archive…
so, das ist derzeit die Direktive, wie die Preise sich tatsächlich entwickeln
werden, müssen wir alle abwarten, ich hoffe daß damit das lächerliche
Einstellen von Tageskursen ein Ende findet, für TTM zählen Preise nach 2010
as moly prices have come under major pressure of late forcing analysts like
Blackmont Capital's George Topping do reduce his price estimates for the
next couple fo years.
Mr. Topping now predicts moly prices to hit US$17 per pound in 2009, down
from US$25, and US$20 per pound from US$25 in 2010.
"While the moly market is currently in disarray, we believe it will stabilize
in 2009," the analyst wrote in a note to clients.
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/tradingdesk/archive…
so, das ist derzeit die Direktive, wie die Preise sich tatsächlich entwickeln
werden, müssen wir alle abwarten, ich hoffe daß damit das lächerliche
Einstellen von Tageskursen ein Ende findet, für TTM zählen Preise nach 2010
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.003.141 von DaenischeSuedsee am 19.11.08 13:57:23hall südsee
harte zeiten, aber trotzdem vielen dank für deine immer wieder
guten beiträge nimmt auch alles viel zeit in anspruch
danke nochmal und stay long und strong und wenn man noch etwas kohle hat kann man viielleicht nch mal nachlegen um zu verbilligen
grüsse
harte zeiten, aber trotzdem vielen dank für deine immer wieder
guten beiträge nimmt auch alles viel zeit in anspruch
danke nochmal und stay long und strong und wenn man noch etwas kohle hat kann man viielleicht nch mal nachlegen um zu verbilligen
grüsse
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Nov 19/08 Nov 11/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.260
Nov 19/08 Nov 11/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.255
Nov 19/08 Nov 11/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.265
Nov 19/08 Nov 10/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 20,000 $0.270
Nov 19/08 Nov 18/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 20,000 $0.200
Nov 19/08 Nov 11/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.260
Nov 19/08 Nov 11/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.255
Nov 19/08 Nov 11/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.265
Nov 19/08 Nov 10/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 20,000 $0.270
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.010.487 von bergsteigen am 19.11.08 22:25:30Grüß' Dich
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.003.141 von DaenischeSuedsee am 19.11.08 13:57:23für TTM zählen Preise nach 2010
Nee, für TTM zählt der Cash, den man benötigt, um eine Mine aufzubauen.
Haben sie den ?
Und falls nicht:
Welche Bank wird ihnen das nötige Kapital leihen???
Nee, für TTM zählt der Cash, den man benötigt, um eine Mine aufzubauen.
Haben sie den ?
Und falls nicht:
Welche Bank wird ihnen das nötige Kapital leihen???
Chile Molymet sees molybdenum around $10/lb in 2009
Fri Nov 21, 2008 8:54am EST
SANTIAGO, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Chile's Molymet MOL.SN, one of the world's top processors of molybdenum concentrates, on Friday forecast the price of the metal used to harden steel would remain around $10 per lb in 2009, and that demand would fall 20 percent next year.
"When it rains, everything gets wet. There is a significant impact on molybdenum consumption and we have started to feel it in the final quarter of this year and will do all next year," Molymet CEO John Graell told Reuters at a seminar in the Chilean capital, Santiago.
"We are forecasting a significant fall in molybdenum consumption, and we'll probably see it in terms of prices," he added. Molybdenum was trading at over $30 a lb in October, and has sunk sharply in tandem with copper and other commodities on demand fears amid global financial crisis.
Molymet is a major player in global molybdenum and rhenium markets, with production facilities in Chile, Mexico, Germany and Belgium. Chile is the world's No. 2 producer of molybdenum, which is extracted along with its main export copper.
(Reporting by Antonio de la Jara and Pav Jordan; Editing by John Picinich)
http://www.reuters.com/article/idINN2146264320081121
Fri Nov 21, 2008 8:54am EST
SANTIAGO, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Chile's Molymet MOL.SN, one of the world's top processors of molybdenum concentrates, on Friday forecast the price of the metal used to harden steel would remain around $10 per lb in 2009, and that demand would fall 20 percent next year.
"When it rains, everything gets wet. There is a significant impact on molybdenum consumption and we have started to feel it in the final quarter of this year and will do all next year," Molymet CEO John Graell told Reuters at a seminar in the Chilean capital, Santiago.
"We are forecasting a significant fall in molybdenum consumption, and we'll probably see it in terms of prices," he added. Molybdenum was trading at over $30 a lb in October, and has sunk sharply in tandem with copper and other commodities on demand fears amid global financial crisis.
Molymet is a major player in global molybdenum and rhenium markets, with production facilities in Chile, Mexico, Germany and Belgium. Chile is the world's No. 2 producer of molybdenum, which is extracted along with its main export copper.
(Reporting by Antonio de la Jara and Pav Jordan; Editing by John Picinich)
http://www.reuters.com/article/idINN2146264320081121
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.044.303 von Videomart am 22.11.08 13:17:46freut dich bestimmt, hoffe das du genug kohle hast für die nächsten monate
Ja leider werden wir Geduld üben müssen
Interessant mal zu lesen:
http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/news/artikel.php?sid=10343
Interessant mal zu lesen:
http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/news/artikel.php?sid=10343
Investmentbank erwartet 2011 ausgeglichenen Molybdänmarkt
SINGAPUR (Dow Jones)--Die Investmentbank Dahlman Rose erwartet am Molybdänmarkt bis 2011 eine ausgeglichene Lage. Sie geht dabei von einer weltweit sinkenden Stahlproduktion in den kommenden drei Quartalen aus. Durch das geringere Bedarfswachstum werde sich bei Molybdän das beträchtliche Angebotsdefizit verringern, das während der vergangenen drei Jahre bestanden habe. Molybdän dient als Legierungsbestandteil bei Stahl für Pipelines, in Superlegierungen für die Luftfahrtindustrie und als Katalysator in der Schweröl-Entschwefelung. Gefördert wird es zumeist als Nebenprodukt anderer Metalle, insbesondere Kupfer. Dahlman Rose stellt fest, dass der Moly-Verbrauch und die Stahlproduktion seit 1980 in Korrelation zueinander standen. Preisstützend könnten Öl- und Gasprojekte, Wasserentsalzungsanlagen und Kraftwerksbau wirken, da für sie große Mengen des Metalls gebraucht würden. Diese Art von Projekten werde weiter verfolgt, trotz des nachlassenden Wirtschaftswachstums, meint Dahlman Rose.
Molybdän wird bisher nicht an der Börse gehandelt, so dass es keine Bestandsstatistiken gibt. Die Investmentbank schätzt jedoch die globalen Vorräte auf einen Verbrauch von etwa sechs Wochen, wovon sich die Menge für drei Wochen ständig im Transit zu den Konsumenten befinde. Die Londoner Metallbörse will im zweiten Halbjahr 2009 einen Terminkontrakt für Molybdän einführen. Im OTC-Geschäft wird Molybdän derzeit offenbar zwischen 15 und 17 USD/lb gehandelt, verglichen mit 31 USD/lb im Juli. Dahlman Rose veranschlagt den Molypreis für 2009 auf durchschnittlich 15 USD/lb und langfristig auf 12 USD/lb. Allerdings könne der Markt nach 2011 wieder in eine Defizitsituation rücken, denn die Turbulenzen an den Aktien- und Kreditmärkte könnten die in der Exploration und Entwicklung von Molybdänminen befassten Unternehmen aushungern. Aber auch bei 12 USD/lb würde das Metall über seinen Grenzkosten gehandelt, fügte Dahlman Rose hinzu.
DJN/DJG/bdz/6.11.2008
http://boersen.manager-magazin.de/spo_mmo/news.htm?id=280753…
SINGAPUR (Dow Jones)--Die Investmentbank Dahlman Rose erwartet am Molybdänmarkt bis 2011 eine ausgeglichene Lage. Sie geht dabei von einer weltweit sinkenden Stahlproduktion in den kommenden drei Quartalen aus. Durch das geringere Bedarfswachstum werde sich bei Molybdän das beträchtliche Angebotsdefizit verringern, das während der vergangenen drei Jahre bestanden habe. Molybdän dient als Legierungsbestandteil bei Stahl für Pipelines, in Superlegierungen für die Luftfahrtindustrie und als Katalysator in der Schweröl-Entschwefelung. Gefördert wird es zumeist als Nebenprodukt anderer Metalle, insbesondere Kupfer. Dahlman Rose stellt fest, dass der Moly-Verbrauch und die Stahlproduktion seit 1980 in Korrelation zueinander standen. Preisstützend könnten Öl- und Gasprojekte, Wasserentsalzungsanlagen und Kraftwerksbau wirken, da für sie große Mengen des Metalls gebraucht würden. Diese Art von Projekten werde weiter verfolgt, trotz des nachlassenden Wirtschaftswachstums, meint Dahlman Rose.
Molybdän wird bisher nicht an der Börse gehandelt, so dass es keine Bestandsstatistiken gibt. Die Investmentbank schätzt jedoch die globalen Vorräte auf einen Verbrauch von etwa sechs Wochen, wovon sich die Menge für drei Wochen ständig im Transit zu den Konsumenten befinde. Die Londoner Metallbörse will im zweiten Halbjahr 2009 einen Terminkontrakt für Molybdän einführen. Im OTC-Geschäft wird Molybdän derzeit offenbar zwischen 15 und 17 USD/lb gehandelt, verglichen mit 31 USD/lb im Juli. Dahlman Rose veranschlagt den Molypreis für 2009 auf durchschnittlich 15 USD/lb und langfristig auf 12 USD/lb. Allerdings könne der Markt nach 2011 wieder in eine Defizitsituation rücken, denn die Turbulenzen an den Aktien- und Kreditmärkte könnten die in der Exploration und Entwicklung von Molybdänminen befassten Unternehmen aushungern. Aber auch bei 12 USD/lb würde das Metall über seinen Grenzkosten gehandelt, fügte Dahlman Rose hinzu.
DJN/DJG/bdz/6.11.2008
http://boersen.manager-magazin.de/spo_mmo/news.htm?id=280753…
. . .
When steel manufacturers “feel they can pass price increases through or hold
prices for a period of time and they start to give us encouragement that they are
seeing end-use come back, then that will be very exciting for us,” he said.
“When
the recovery in demand comes along it will be almost instantaneous for everybody
and everyone will try and restock at the same time. It will be very explosive when
it comes.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601081&sid=aBZHP8pE…
http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/terrific.html
When steel manufacturers “feel they can pass price increases through or hold
prices for a period of time and they start to give us encouragement that they are
seeing end-use come back, then that will be very exciting for us,” he said.
“When
the recovery in demand comes along it will be almost instantaneous for everybody
and everyone will try and restock at the same time. It will be very explosive when
it comes.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601081&sid=aBZHP8pE…
http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/terrific.html
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.121.858 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.12.08 11:01:39Genau, sehe ich auch so.
Ich glaube in einem halben Jahr sieht die Welt schon anders aus.
Deshalb ist uns der jetzige Moly Preis schnuppe
Ich glaube in einem halben Jahr sieht die Welt schon anders aus.
Deshalb ist uns der jetzige Moly Preis schnuppe
kein Handel
NP - Recovery starts with resources, Sprott says
Peter Koven, Financial Post Published: Tuesday, December 02, 2008
After watching governments pour trillions of dollars into the financial
system with nothing positive to show for it, Eric Sprott thinks it is time
for a new approach.
http://www.financialpost.com/trading_desk/mining/story.html?…
Peter Koven, Financial Post Published: Tuesday, December 02, 2008
After watching governments pour trillions of dollars into the financial
system with nothing positive to show for it, Eric Sprott thinks it is time
for a new approach.
http://www.financialpost.com/trading_desk/mining/story.html?…
OminecaExpress - BC local news
Area mapped for minerals, hydrocarbons
Published: December 02, 2008 11:00 PM
Geoscience BC has released data of the Quesnellia Exploration Strategy (QUEST)
West airborne gravity survey.
The QUEST West airborne gravity survey - conducted between May 8 and July 16,
2008 - covered an area of over 40,000 square kilometers, including the communities
of Burns Lake, Topley, Granisle, Houston, Vanderhoof, Fraser Lake,
Telkwa, Smithers, Terrace and Kitimat.
The area has been significantly affected by the infestation of the Mountain Pine
Beetle.
The QUEST West exploration project was designed to stimulate exploration industry
interest and investment in an area heavily hit by the Mountain Pine Beetle infestation,
and develop economic diversification opportunities for the communities in the region.
http://www.bclocalnews.com/bc_north/ominecaexpress/news/3534…
Area mapped for minerals, hydrocarbons
Published: December 02, 2008 11:00 PM
Geoscience BC has released data of the Quesnellia Exploration Strategy (QUEST)
West airborne gravity survey.
The QUEST West airborne gravity survey - conducted between May 8 and July 16,
2008 - covered an area of over 40,000 square kilometers, including the communities
of Burns Lake, Topley, Granisle, Houston, Vanderhoof, Fraser Lake,
Telkwa, Smithers, Terrace and Kitimat.
The area has been significantly affected by the infestation of the Mountain Pine
Beetle.
The QUEST West exploration project was designed to stimulate exploration industry
interest and investment in an area heavily hit by the Mountain Pine Beetle infestation,
and develop economic diversification opportunities for the communities in the region.
http://www.bclocalnews.com/bc_north/ominecaexpress/news/3534…
China ‘to lead revival in commodities’
Stephen Gunnion
COMMODITY prices should rebound from their low levels as China leads the world
out of recession in the second half of next year, Investec Asset Management
strategist Michael Power said yesterday.
A weaker dollar — likely once the economic turmoil abates — will also benefit
resources companies. Several countries, including most of Europe, the US, Canada
and Japan, are already in recession. Although China is far from recession, growth
is expected to slow to about 9% this year and 7,5% next year. Previously, China
reported double-digit growth.
Power said the low point of the recession would probably be reached in the first
half of next year.
http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/topstories.aspx?ID=BD4…
Stephen Gunnion
COMMODITY prices should rebound from their low levels as China leads the world
out of recession in the second half of next year, Investec Asset Management
strategist Michael Power said yesterday.
A weaker dollar — likely once the economic turmoil abates — will also benefit
resources companies. Several countries, including most of Europe, the US, Canada
and Japan, are already in recession. Although China is far from recession, growth
is expected to slow to about 9% this year and 7,5% next year. Previously, China
reported double-digit growth.
Power said the low point of the recession would probably be reached in the first
half of next year.
http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/topstories.aspx?ID=BD4…
TTM Resources Buys Back Shares And Thereby Declares Long-Term Confidence In The Chu Moly Project
By Charles Wyatt
It takes a brave man to fly in the face of all the whimpering and pessimism that’s doing the rounds in the junior mining sector. But one way of doing it is to spend up to C$3.5 million on buying back your own company’s shares on the grounds that they are totally undervalued. Such a man is Crichy Clarke of TTM Resources, and he bases his action on the belief that buying shares at the prevailing market price will increase the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining shareholders. It helps, of course, that the sum being spent is equal to the British Columbia Mining Tax Credit that will be received by the company for its two most recently completed fiscal years. But nevertheless the buyback still makes a strong point about Crichy’s belief in the value of the TTM’s flagship Chu molybdenum project. Shareholders should be delighted that they have such a man at the helm, especially when they look around at chief executives of peer companies who are not spending on their projects just so that they can pay themselves over the next few months.
TTM Resources has three other molybdenum projects in British Columbia, but exploration this year has focused mostly on Chu, where an earlier resource estimate showed 388.5 million tonnes in the indicated category at 0.052% molybdenum and an inferred resource of 200.9 tonnes at 0.062% moly. This resource has now been updated following the addition of information from a further 13 holes, which now forms part of the preliminary economic assessment of Chu. In essence a further 17.3 million tonnes of ore, or 25.6 million pounds of molybdenum has been added, and a significant amount of the inferred resource has been upgraded to indicated. The resource lies between surface and a depth of 640 metres and is only 75 kilometres from Thompson Creek’s big Endako moly mine. Chu is close to a paved highway and has access to power, water and labour, so development should be fairly straightforward.
The preliminary economic assessment carried out by independent consultants concludes that, based on a price of US$20 per pound for molybdenum, the net present value of the project is C$1,039 million. Small wonder Crichy Clarke reckons his shares are undervalued, as TTM Resources is only capitalised at a fraction over C$9 million. You can discount the NPV as much as you like in relation to the future price of molybdenum, the cost of capital equipment and the debt to equity ratio for the project, but you will still get nowhere near this market capitalisation. This particular NPV is based on the in-pit resource estimate of 388.5 million tonnes in the indicated category grading 0.052% moly and another 284.1 million tonnes of inferred grading 0.048% moly at a 0.017% moly cut-off.
The project envisages a 60,000 tonnes per day mining operation lasting for the next 31 years. The NPV rises to C$1,438.2 million if used plant can be tracked down and acquired. The Jeremiahs of this world might like to note that the NPV at a 10 per cent discount is still C$116.2 million – more than 10 times market capitalisation – with moly at US$15 per pound and if the plant has to be built totally out of new equipment. Meantime though, there’s no use predicting what the capital cost will be while Crichy and his men hunt down used mining and milling equipment for the Chu project, But an educated guess would put it somewhere between C$750 million, if it is mostly second hand, and C$1,250 million for brand new plant. But a pre-feasibility study has yet to be carried out and there will then be a bankable feasibility before the money is sought. Somewhere towards the end for 2010 looks likely for timing and the financial world should have changed drastically by then. If it hasn’t, mine production all around the world will be drawing to a halt and that is unlikely with China and India undergoing simultaneous industrial revolutions.
To date the drilling on the Chu project has outlined mineralisation extending over 1.7 kilometres in length, over 500 metres in depth, and 300 metres in width. The deposit remains open in all directions. TTM has completed over 40,000 meters of core drilling with numerous long intercepts of ore grade molybdenum, including one hole which delivered 504.4 metres of 0.109% moly. Assay results are indicating that the deposit would have a low stripping ratio, as the mineralization extends to near surface. Currently there are two diamond drills operating on the Chu property engaged in resource expansion and resource category upgrading activities, and one diamond drill engaged in exploratory activities. Crichy Clarke still has C$7.5 million in cash and receivables and every cent of that is going to be spent on bringing the project closer to production. A man and a project worth following.
By Charles Wyatt
It takes a brave man to fly in the face of all the whimpering and pessimism that’s doing the rounds in the junior mining sector. But one way of doing it is to spend up to C$3.5 million on buying back your own company’s shares on the grounds that they are totally undervalued. Such a man is Crichy Clarke of TTM Resources, and he bases his action on the belief that buying shares at the prevailing market price will increase the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining shareholders. It helps, of course, that the sum being spent is equal to the British Columbia Mining Tax Credit that will be received by the company for its two most recently completed fiscal years. But nevertheless the buyback still makes a strong point about Crichy’s belief in the value of the TTM’s flagship Chu molybdenum project. Shareholders should be delighted that they have such a man at the helm, especially when they look around at chief executives of peer companies who are not spending on their projects just so that they can pay themselves over the next few months.
TTM Resources has three other molybdenum projects in British Columbia, but exploration this year has focused mostly on Chu, where an earlier resource estimate showed 388.5 million tonnes in the indicated category at 0.052% molybdenum and an inferred resource of 200.9 tonnes at 0.062% moly. This resource has now been updated following the addition of information from a further 13 holes, which now forms part of the preliminary economic assessment of Chu. In essence a further 17.3 million tonnes of ore, or 25.6 million pounds of molybdenum has been added, and a significant amount of the inferred resource has been upgraded to indicated. The resource lies between surface and a depth of 640 metres and is only 75 kilometres from Thompson Creek’s big Endako moly mine. Chu is close to a paved highway and has access to power, water and labour, so development should be fairly straightforward.
The preliminary economic assessment carried out by independent consultants concludes that, based on a price of US$20 per pound for molybdenum, the net present value of the project is C$1,039 million. Small wonder Crichy Clarke reckons his shares are undervalued, as TTM Resources is only capitalised at a fraction over C$9 million. You can discount the NPV as much as you like in relation to the future price of molybdenum, the cost of capital equipment and the debt to equity ratio for the project, but you will still get nowhere near this market capitalisation. This particular NPV is based on the in-pit resource estimate of 388.5 million tonnes in the indicated category grading 0.052% moly and another 284.1 million tonnes of inferred grading 0.048% moly at a 0.017% moly cut-off.
The project envisages a 60,000 tonnes per day mining operation lasting for the next 31 years. The NPV rises to C$1,438.2 million if used plant can be tracked down and acquired. The Jeremiahs of this world might like to note that the NPV at a 10 per cent discount is still C$116.2 million – more than 10 times market capitalisation – with moly at US$15 per pound and if the plant has to be built totally out of new equipment. Meantime though, there’s no use predicting what the capital cost will be while Crichy and his men hunt down used mining and milling equipment for the Chu project, But an educated guess would put it somewhere between C$750 million, if it is mostly second hand, and C$1,250 million for brand new plant. But a pre-feasibility study has yet to be carried out and there will then be a bankable feasibility before the money is sought. Somewhere towards the end for 2010 looks likely for timing and the financial world should have changed drastically by then. If it hasn’t, mine production all around the world will be drawing to a halt and that is unlikely with China and India undergoing simultaneous industrial revolutions.
To date the drilling on the Chu project has outlined mineralisation extending over 1.7 kilometres in length, over 500 metres in depth, and 300 metres in width. The deposit remains open in all directions. TTM has completed over 40,000 meters of core drilling with numerous long intercepts of ore grade molybdenum, including one hole which delivered 504.4 metres of 0.109% moly. Assay results are indicating that the deposit would have a low stripping ratio, as the mineralization extends to near surface. Currently there are two diamond drills operating on the Chu property engaged in resource expansion and resource category upgrading activities, and one diamond drill engaged in exploratory activities. Crichy Clarke still has C$7.5 million in cash and receivables and every cent of that is going to be spent on bringing the project closer to production. A man and a project worth following.
Beim Blick auf die Kurse in FFM muß man TTM wohl endgültig als Totalverlust abhaken...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.153.798 von Videomart am 05.12.08 13:07:02Wo ist der Unterschied zur TSX, auch da fällt sie.
Du solltest Dich etwas mehr belesen ( z.B. den letzten Beitrag von redbull99) anstatt nur Deinen Müll hier ( oder auch bei TCM) abzuladen.
Beim Blick auf die Kurse in FFM muß man TTM wohl endgültig als Totalverlust abhaken...
Wenn Du das so siehst, kannst Du Dir jegliche weitere Kommentare hier sparen!!!
In dieser Hoffnung @hgdm
Du solltest Dich etwas mehr belesen ( z.B. den letzten Beitrag von redbull99) anstatt nur Deinen Müll hier ( oder auch bei TCM) abzuladen.
Beim Blick auf die Kurse in FFM muß man TTM wohl endgültig als Totalverlust abhaken...
Wenn Du das so siehst, kannst Du Dir jegliche weitere Kommentare hier sparen!!!
In dieser Hoffnung @hgdm
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.156.786 von HGDM am 05.12.08 18:59:10@HGDM!
Ich lade hier keinen "Müll" ab, sondern versuche, möglichst alle Aspekte der möglichen Zukunftsaussichten für Molybdän zu beleuchten.
Dabei lasse ich mich weder in die Pusher- noch in die Basherecke stellen.
Und , bezogen auf TTM:
Frage doch einmal bei WO herum, was man von einem Kurs unter 0,1 Euro halten würde, der vormals bei 1,13 Euro stand.
Merkwürdigerweise will hier niemand die Realitäten anerkennen.
Im nachfolgenden Auszug aus dem "TEX-Report" wird daher noch einmal
ungemütlich klargestellt (was sich übrigens exakt mit der Vorhersage "Molymets" deckt), welche Preisentwicklung beim Molybdän nächstes Jahr zu erwarten ist.
Aber diesen "Müll" muß ja niemand lesen...
Gruß
Vm
Ich lade hier keinen "Müll" ab, sondern versuche, möglichst alle Aspekte der möglichen Zukunftsaussichten für Molybdän zu beleuchten.
Dabei lasse ich mich weder in die Pusher- noch in die Basherecke stellen.
Und , bezogen auf TTM:
Frage doch einmal bei WO herum, was man von einem Kurs unter 0,1 Euro halten würde, der vormals bei 1,13 Euro stand.
Merkwürdigerweise will hier niemand die Realitäten anerkennen.
Im nachfolgenden Auszug aus dem "TEX-Report" wird daher noch einmal
ungemütlich klargestellt (was sich übrigens exakt mit der Vorhersage "Molymets" deckt), welche Preisentwicklung beim Molybdän nächstes Jahr zu erwarten ist.
Aber diesen "Müll" muß ja niemand lesen...
Gruß
Vm
Monday, December 1, 2008
...
"The quantity of molybdenum to be supplied to the world market in 2009 is in principle expected to be on a similar scale to that in 2008. Therefore, the market has held an anxiety for the potentiality to become a tightness of molybdenum supply and the parties concerned have noticed that, if the world demand for molybdenum increases, a possibility to rise price of molybdenum oxide to such extraordinary extent as that (risen to US$40 per lb. of Mo) arisen in 2005 is hidden.
However, a sharp fall of molybdenum prices started from late October of 2008 is the matter to collapse this anticipation of supply and demand of molybdenum from the root. Accordingly, it is an evidence that a decline of the demand for molybdenum in 2009 to be caused mainly by the depressed production of automobile has been seriously acknowledged by the market. It seems to be a strong view in the market that, even if the quantity of molybdenum to be supplied in 2009 is decreased somewhat, a scale to retreat the world demand for molybdenum is thought to be larger mainly in Europe and the USA. Needless to say, this is not negligible that the funds, which had maintained molybdenum prices on an extraordinarily high level in the past 2 -3 years, have been withdrawn from the market because of a crisis of the international monetary situation emerged suddenly from mid September of 2008.
The market price of molybdenum oxide had been maintained on a level of US$30 per lb. of Mo in an early part of October but continued a fall and has at last fallen to US$9.50 in the middle of November, having broken a level of US$10. The market has been still in the mood to weaken further and an opinion is that price of molybdenum oxide is anticipated to fluctuate by the up-and-down of US$2 -3 in the center of US$10 per lb. of Mo within this year.
In order to cope with this steep fall of molybdenum prices, Freeport-McMoRan, as a major molybdenum mining company in the USA, announced immediately (1) the Henderson Mine (with capacity to produce 40 million lbs. / year of Mo) in Colorado State of the USA decreases their molybdenum production by 10 million lbs., and (2) the Climax Mine by pit-miming, which proceeded from 2007 the preparation for reopen, defers its restart (scheduled to resume from 2010). The Climax Mine has been evaluated as the most competitive mine from a cost point of view among new molybdenum projects but the matter to defer its resumption will be inevitable to put a certain influence on new molybdenum projects under developments in North America, South America and Australia.
Thompson Creek Metals of the USA already announced that new project to develop the Davidson Mine (a primary molybdenum mine) in British Columbia Province of Canada has been postponed. This project is scheduled to mine crude molybdenum ore from 2009 – 2010 with capacity to produce 5 million lbs. per annum of Mo in concentrate."
– TEX Report
http://femolybdenum.blogspot.com/2008/12/actual-quantities-o…
...
"The quantity of molybdenum to be supplied to the world market in 2009 is in principle expected to be on a similar scale to that in 2008. Therefore, the market has held an anxiety for the potentiality to become a tightness of molybdenum supply and the parties concerned have noticed that, if the world demand for molybdenum increases, a possibility to rise price of molybdenum oxide to such extraordinary extent as that (risen to US$40 per lb. of Mo) arisen in 2005 is hidden.
However, a sharp fall of molybdenum prices started from late October of 2008 is the matter to collapse this anticipation of supply and demand of molybdenum from the root. Accordingly, it is an evidence that a decline of the demand for molybdenum in 2009 to be caused mainly by the depressed production of automobile has been seriously acknowledged by the market. It seems to be a strong view in the market that, even if the quantity of molybdenum to be supplied in 2009 is decreased somewhat, a scale to retreat the world demand for molybdenum is thought to be larger mainly in Europe and the USA. Needless to say, this is not negligible that the funds, which had maintained molybdenum prices on an extraordinarily high level in the past 2 -3 years, have been withdrawn from the market because of a crisis of the international monetary situation emerged suddenly from mid September of 2008.
The market price of molybdenum oxide had been maintained on a level of US$30 per lb. of Mo in an early part of October but continued a fall and has at last fallen to US$9.50 in the middle of November, having broken a level of US$10. The market has been still in the mood to weaken further and an opinion is that price of molybdenum oxide is anticipated to fluctuate by the up-and-down of US$2 -3 in the center of US$10 per lb. of Mo within this year.
In order to cope with this steep fall of molybdenum prices, Freeport-McMoRan, as a major molybdenum mining company in the USA, announced immediately (1) the Henderson Mine (with capacity to produce 40 million lbs. / year of Mo) in Colorado State of the USA decreases their molybdenum production by 10 million lbs., and (2) the Climax Mine by pit-miming, which proceeded from 2007 the preparation for reopen, defers its restart (scheduled to resume from 2010). The Climax Mine has been evaluated as the most competitive mine from a cost point of view among new molybdenum projects but the matter to defer its resumption will be inevitable to put a certain influence on new molybdenum projects under developments in North America, South America and Australia.
Thompson Creek Metals of the USA already announced that new project to develop the Davidson Mine (a primary molybdenum mine) in British Columbia Province of Canada has been postponed. This project is scheduled to mine crude molybdenum ore from 2009 – 2010 with capacity to produce 5 million lbs. per annum of Mo in concentrate."
– TEX Report
http://femolybdenum.blogspot.com/2008/12/actual-quantities-o…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.159.607 von Videomart am 06.12.08 14:17:46Anscheinend hast Du wohl doch nicht den Beitrag 36.151.663 gelesen !!!
Ein paar Auszüge!
- The project envisages a 60,000 tonnes per day mining operation lasting for the next 31 years
- Somewhere towards the end for 2010 looks likely for timing
- The deposit remains open in all directions.
- going to be spent on bringing the project closer to production
Und dazu ist Deine Meinung:
Beim Blick auf die Kurse in FFM muß man TTM wohl endgültig als Totalverlust abhaken.
Das zeugt vom richtigen Durchblick
Verkauf doch deine letzten Stücke. Ich nehme sie gerne.
Preisvorschag 0 cent, ist ja ein Totalverlust
...und zum zukünftigen Molypreis gibt es viele unterschiedliche Meinungen.
Ich gehe davon aus das der Preis mitte 2009 50 % höher liegt. Vielleicht liege ich richtig, vielleicht falsch, wer weis das schon.
Es interessiert doch z.Z. Keinen.
Ab 2010 wird es für uns interessant!
Viel wichtiger ist es bis 2010 genug cash einzusammeln.
Ich schätze mal das Geld reicht ca. ein dreiviertel Jahr, denn im August/ September waren es noch 10 Mill.
Und bis dahin geh schlafen
Ein paar Auszüge!
- The project envisages a 60,000 tonnes per day mining operation lasting for the next 31 years
- Somewhere towards the end for 2010 looks likely for timing
- The deposit remains open in all directions.
- going to be spent on bringing the project closer to production
Und dazu ist Deine Meinung:
Beim Blick auf die Kurse in FFM muß man TTM wohl endgültig als Totalverlust abhaken.
Das zeugt vom richtigen Durchblick
Verkauf doch deine letzten Stücke. Ich nehme sie gerne.
Preisvorschag 0 cent, ist ja ein Totalverlust
...und zum zukünftigen Molypreis gibt es viele unterschiedliche Meinungen.
Ich gehe davon aus das der Preis mitte 2009 50 % höher liegt. Vielleicht liege ich richtig, vielleicht falsch, wer weis das schon.
Es interessiert doch z.Z. Keinen.
Ab 2010 wird es für uns interessant!
Viel wichtiger ist es bis 2010 genug cash einzusammeln.
Ich schätze mal das Geld reicht ca. ein dreiviertel Jahr, denn im August/ September waren es noch 10 Mill.
Und bis dahin geh schlafen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.159.748 von HGDM am 06.12.08 15:15:26Was willst Du mit diesem Posting beweisen???
TTM ist bei einem Molypreis auf derzeitigem Niveau nichts wert, und der Molypreis wird in den nächsten Jahren voraussichtlich nicht signifikant steigen.
Warum wohl steht ein Near-Time-Producer wie Adanac Moly kurz vor der Pleite, obwohl sie direkt vor der Produktionsaufnahme standen?
Ruby Creek ist in der Minenentwicklung um Lichtjahre weiter fortgeschritten als Chu.
Bei TTM wird der Aktienkurs nur noch durch Eigenrückkäufe vor dem völligen Verfall bewahrt, oder sehe ich da irgend etwas falsch??
Lebst Du auf einer einsamen Insel oder willst Du nicht begreifen, daß wir vor der schlimmsten Wirtschaftskrise seit dem zweiten Weltkrieg stehen.
Rio Tinto und Freeport McMoRan, sowie auch Codelco und Molymet haben ihre Molybdänproduktion erheblich gedrosselt, das Climax-Projekt von Freeport steht für unbestimmte Zeit still.
Und da soll TTM Resources als einer der kleinsten Explorer den Spung zur Minengesellschaft schaffen und das große Geld verdienen???
Daß wir uns nicht falsch verstehen: auch ich würde es gerne so sehen, weil mein angelegtes Geld hier so gut wie futsch ist.
Ich sagte aber schon früher einmal, daß es von Crichy Clarke eine größere Leistung wäre, dieses Projekt zur Produktionsreife zu bringen, als es der Deal Ian McDonald's war, als kleiner Explorer Thompson Creek zu übernehmen...
PS
Die Besucherzahl in diesem Thread tendiert mittlerweile gegen Null, auch das bestätigt meine Auffassung klar.
TTM ist bei einem Molypreis auf derzeitigem Niveau nichts wert, und der Molypreis wird in den nächsten Jahren voraussichtlich nicht signifikant steigen.
Warum wohl steht ein Near-Time-Producer wie Adanac Moly kurz vor der Pleite, obwohl sie direkt vor der Produktionsaufnahme standen?
Ruby Creek ist in der Minenentwicklung um Lichtjahre weiter fortgeschritten als Chu.
Bei TTM wird der Aktienkurs nur noch durch Eigenrückkäufe vor dem völligen Verfall bewahrt, oder sehe ich da irgend etwas falsch??
Lebst Du auf einer einsamen Insel oder willst Du nicht begreifen, daß wir vor der schlimmsten Wirtschaftskrise seit dem zweiten Weltkrieg stehen.
Rio Tinto und Freeport McMoRan, sowie auch Codelco und Molymet haben ihre Molybdänproduktion erheblich gedrosselt, das Climax-Projekt von Freeport steht für unbestimmte Zeit still.
Und da soll TTM Resources als einer der kleinsten Explorer den Spung zur Minengesellschaft schaffen und das große Geld verdienen???
Daß wir uns nicht falsch verstehen: auch ich würde es gerne so sehen, weil mein angelegtes Geld hier so gut wie futsch ist.
Ich sagte aber schon früher einmal, daß es von Crichy Clarke eine größere Leistung wäre, dieses Projekt zur Produktionsreife zu bringen, als es der Deal Ian McDonald's war, als kleiner Explorer Thompson Creek zu übernehmen...
PS
Die Besucherzahl in diesem Thread tendiert mittlerweile gegen Null, auch das bestätigt meine Auffassung klar.
Molybdenum cuts continue
Tue, Dec 2, 2008
By Leia Michele Toovey- Exclusive to Moly Investing News
The global economic slowdown is affecting both the demand, and price for molybdenum and molybdenum disulfide.
China just announced that its exports of molybdenum are down 6.1 per cent in October, and 21.6 per cent annually for the year on year period. China shipped out 2245 tonnes of molybdenum products in October, and 2230 tonnes in September. The total export of molybdenum products in the first ten months reached 21,734 tonnes plummeting from 27,724 tonnes molybdenum in the review period of last year. To cope, companies are planning output cuts and plotting new investment strategies. For the few companies that have a very strong financial position, they are on the look out for acquisitions. At the same time struggling companies may be left with not option but to merge.
BHP Billiton will delay the development of a plant to process molybdenum at a Chilean mine. Mauro Valdes, BHP’s spokesman in Santiago said that the decision was made after the price of molybdenum dropped. BHP hadn’t yet approved the investment in the plant at its Escondida copper mine in Chile; he facility would cost between US $120 million to $150 million to build. BHP owns 57.5 per cent of Escondida, while Rio Tinto Group owns 30 per cent, a group led by Mitsubishi Corporation owns 10 per cent, while International Finance Corporation owns the remainder.
Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc, the world’s largest publicly traded copper and molybdenum producer will postpone the reopening of a molybdenum mine in the US and cut production at another facility. Plunging metals prices coupled with the global equity freeze have hammered the company’s share value. Now, they need to cut their spending budget by $800 million. If economic conditions deteriorate further, Freeport may close its Chino mine in New Mexico.
Hunt Gold Corporation has sold its molybdenum investments. Held through subsidiary company American Molygold Corp, the molybdenum interests were unloaded for US $620 million to be settled in shares of Common Stock of the purchaser. The purchaser, who has yet to be named is an American quoted company focused exclusively on the business of Molybdenum. The sale will be completed upon the transfer of title of the various claims held by American Molygold Corp, to the Purchaser. This transaction will be completed by mid January 2009 with all proceeds from the sale to be distributed among stockholders. This will result in a Stock Dividend payout to stockholders valued at US$0.0021 per one share of Hunt Gold Corporation Common Stock.
Roca Mines will scale back expansion plans for its MAX Molybdenum Mine following a dramatic drop in the market price of molybdenum. President and CEO of Roca Mines Scott Broughton announced that his company will continue producing molybdenum through the existing Phase 1 of the project; however Phase 2 will be on hiatus. Phase 2 includes plans for expansion of the mine and also exploration in the area for new deposits. The Phase 2 of the project will be delayed anywhere from a month to more than a year, depending on market conditions. Roca Mines announced that the MAX mine is profitable at current prices due to the fact that the design of the mine allows for low cost production. Roca Mines is optimistic about the future of molybdenum prices, claiming fear and turmoil on the markets is causing moly to be undersold despite strong fundamentals. On the upside, the supply of molybdenum has taken a hit because many high-cost producers have already pulled the plug on their operations and have shut down. Mr. Broughton added that molybdenum prices have a tendency to spike up and down very rapidly, so they don’t want to miss out on the up side of prices when they come back up. For that reason Phase 1 operations will continue, and Roca Mines will not lay off any employees who are actively involved in Phase 1.
http://www.molyinvestingnews.com/422-molybdenum-cuts-continu…
Tue, Dec 2, 2008
By Leia Michele Toovey- Exclusive to Moly Investing News
The global economic slowdown is affecting both the demand, and price for molybdenum and molybdenum disulfide.
China just announced that its exports of molybdenum are down 6.1 per cent in October, and 21.6 per cent annually for the year on year period. China shipped out 2245 tonnes of molybdenum products in October, and 2230 tonnes in September. The total export of molybdenum products in the first ten months reached 21,734 tonnes plummeting from 27,724 tonnes molybdenum in the review period of last year. To cope, companies are planning output cuts and plotting new investment strategies. For the few companies that have a very strong financial position, they are on the look out for acquisitions. At the same time struggling companies may be left with not option but to merge.
BHP Billiton will delay the development of a plant to process molybdenum at a Chilean mine. Mauro Valdes, BHP’s spokesman in Santiago said that the decision was made after the price of molybdenum dropped. BHP hadn’t yet approved the investment in the plant at its Escondida copper mine in Chile; he facility would cost between US $120 million to $150 million to build. BHP owns 57.5 per cent of Escondida, while Rio Tinto Group owns 30 per cent, a group led by Mitsubishi Corporation owns 10 per cent, while International Finance Corporation owns the remainder.
Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc, the world’s largest publicly traded copper and molybdenum producer will postpone the reopening of a molybdenum mine in the US and cut production at another facility. Plunging metals prices coupled with the global equity freeze have hammered the company’s share value. Now, they need to cut their spending budget by $800 million. If economic conditions deteriorate further, Freeport may close its Chino mine in New Mexico.
Hunt Gold Corporation has sold its molybdenum investments. Held through subsidiary company American Molygold Corp, the molybdenum interests were unloaded for US $620 million to be settled in shares of Common Stock of the purchaser. The purchaser, who has yet to be named is an American quoted company focused exclusively on the business of Molybdenum. The sale will be completed upon the transfer of title of the various claims held by American Molygold Corp, to the Purchaser. This transaction will be completed by mid January 2009 with all proceeds from the sale to be distributed among stockholders. This will result in a Stock Dividend payout to stockholders valued at US$0.0021 per one share of Hunt Gold Corporation Common Stock.
Roca Mines will scale back expansion plans for its MAX Molybdenum Mine following a dramatic drop in the market price of molybdenum. President and CEO of Roca Mines Scott Broughton announced that his company will continue producing molybdenum through the existing Phase 1 of the project; however Phase 2 will be on hiatus. Phase 2 includes plans for expansion of the mine and also exploration in the area for new deposits. The Phase 2 of the project will be delayed anywhere from a month to more than a year, depending on market conditions. Roca Mines announced that the MAX mine is profitable at current prices due to the fact that the design of the mine allows for low cost production. Roca Mines is optimistic about the future of molybdenum prices, claiming fear and turmoil on the markets is causing moly to be undersold despite strong fundamentals. On the upside, the supply of molybdenum has taken a hit because many high-cost producers have already pulled the plug on their operations and have shut down. Mr. Broughton added that molybdenum prices have a tendency to spike up and down very rapidly, so they don’t want to miss out on the up side of prices when they come back up. For that reason Phase 1 operations will continue, and Roca Mines will not lay off any employees who are actively involved in Phase 1.
http://www.molyinvestingnews.com/422-molybdenum-cuts-continu…
DECEMBER 4, 2008
Freeport Cuts Spending, Output
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., the world's largest publicly traded copper producer, slashed its capital-spending budget in half, which will postpone development and expansion at the company's mines, and suspended its dividend, saying it needed to conserve cash amid a 60% drop in copper prices and swooning demand from emerging markets.
The mining company also cut projected output and sales for the next two years, indicating that it expects the global slowdown to drag on the commodities sector beyond 2009. Weakening demand, especially in the once-hot market of China, for everything from cars and homes to washing machines has slowed ...
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122830537426975573.html?mod=…
Freeport Cuts Spending, Output
Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., the world's largest publicly traded copper producer, slashed its capital-spending budget in half, which will postpone development and expansion at the company's mines, and suspended its dividend, saying it needed to conserve cash amid a 60% drop in copper prices and swooning demand from emerging markets.
The mining company also cut projected output and sales for the next two years, indicating that it expects the global slowdown to drag on the commodities sector beyond 2009. Weakening demand, especially in the once-hot market of China, for everything from cars and homes to washing machines has slowed ...
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122830537426975573.html?mod=…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.163.505 von Videomart am 08.12.08 00:08:58" . . . the world's largest publicly traded copper producer " . . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.164.431 von DaenischeSuedsee am 08.12.08 10:28:35Wie klein ist Eure Gedankenwelt eigentlich??
Natürlich fördert diese Firma in erster Linie Kupfer.
Aber "nebenbei" ist Freeport McMoran einer der zwei größten Molybdänproduzenten der westlichen Welt, mit einem Anteil von rund 10% der globalen Produktion, das ist doppelt so viel wie der Anteil von Thompson Creek Metals...
http://www.kghm.pl/index.dhtml?category_id=258&lang=en
Natürlich fördert diese Firma in erster Linie Kupfer.
Aber "nebenbei" ist Freeport McMoran einer der zwei größten Molybdänproduzenten der westlichen Welt, mit einem Anteil von rund 10% der globalen Produktion, das ist doppelt so viel wie der Anteil von Thompson Creek Metals...
http://www.kghm.pl/index.dhtml?category_id=258&lang=en
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.164.923 von Videomart am 08.12.08 11:34:27Genauere und ausschließlich die Molybdänproduktion betreffende Zahlen in der nachfolgenden PDF-Datei:
Molybdenum Supply Forecasting
November 2008 Update
http://www.westerntroy.com/moly11-08.pdf
Molybdenum Supply Forecasting
November 2008 Update
http://www.westerntroy.com/moly11-08.pdf
!
Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert.
Da man hier offenbar auschließlich als Basher oder Pusher eingestuft wird, beende ich mein Engagement in diesem Thread.
Ich wünsche mir persönlich, daß es tatsächlich zu einem neuerlichen Engpaß bei der Molybdänversorgung kommen wird.
Da die Wirtschaftskrise aber erst begonnen hat, könnte es bis dahin einige Zeit dauern.
Allen Investierten trotzdem viel Erfolg!
Ich wünsche mir persönlich, daß es tatsächlich zu einem neuerlichen Engpaß bei der Molybdänversorgung kommen wird.
Da die Wirtschaftskrise aber erst begonnen hat, könnte es bis dahin einige Zeit dauern.
Allen Investierten trotzdem viel Erfolg!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.166.215 von Videomart am 08.12.08 14:49:45falls du aktien von ttm in besitz hast gebe ich dir einen tipp
verkaufe alle damit ich deinen negativen müll nicht mehr lesen muß
jedem der aktien von einem explorer gekauft hatte mußte mit totalverlust rechnen oder bist du nicht rechtzeitig ausgestiegen
nachdem wir eine harte zeit vor uns haben werden sicherlich
einige pleite gehen vielleicht auch ttm wollen wir mal abwarten
verkaufe alle damit ich deinen negativen müll nicht mehr lesen muß
jedem der aktien von einem explorer gekauft hatte mußte mit totalverlust rechnen oder bist du nicht rechtzeitig ausgestiegen
nachdem wir eine harte zeit vor uns haben werden sicherlich
einige pleite gehen vielleicht auch ttm wollen wir mal abwarten
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.169.160 von bergsteigen am 08.12.08 22:22:20
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.166.215 von Videomart am 08.12.08 14:49:45Na endlich haben wir Ruhe vor solchen Leuten die den Durchblick verloren haben
Da die Wirtschaftskrise aber erst begonnen hat,
Die Wirtschafrskrise hat nicht jetzt begonnen, sondern bereits Ende 2007. Lesen bildet.
Dazu gab es gestern auf Bloomberg auch nette Berichte. Mitte 2009 geht es wieder aufwärts.
Und wie blöd muß man sein von einem Unternehmen Aktien zu besitzen an das man auch nur ein bißchen glaubt!!!
Und schlimmer noch diese:
Ich wünsche mir persönlich, daß es tatsächlich zu einem neuerlichen Engpaß bei der Molybdänversorgung kommen wird.
So was nennt man Gehirnamputiert
oder man kann dazu auch sagen "Wenn man dir das Gehirn amputiert, bist du so schlau wie vorher"
So und nun tschüß
Da die Wirtschaftskrise aber erst begonnen hat,
Die Wirtschafrskrise hat nicht jetzt begonnen, sondern bereits Ende 2007. Lesen bildet.
Dazu gab es gestern auf Bloomberg auch nette Berichte. Mitte 2009 geht es wieder aufwärts.
Und wie blöd muß man sein von einem Unternehmen Aktien zu besitzen an das man auch nur ein bißchen glaubt!!!
Und schlimmer noch diese:
Ich wünsche mir persönlich, daß es tatsächlich zu einem neuerlichen Engpaß bei der Molybdänversorgung kommen wird.
So was nennt man Gehirnamputiert
oder man kann dazu auch sagen "Wenn man dir das Gehirn amputiert, bist du so schlau wie vorher"
So und nun tschüß
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.170.820 von HGDM am 09.12.08 10:19:15Wenn Du ansonsten gesund bist,
ist ja alles in Ordnung!!!
ist ja alles in Ordnung!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.173.458 von Videomart am 09.12.08 15:42:02
Du mußt uns nicht weitere Bilder aus Deinem Album reinstellen.
Du mußt uns nicht weitere Bilder aus Deinem Album reinstellen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.284.745 von HGDM am 11.06.08 20:12:32Guckst Du hier:
http://www.paperboy.nl/?PID1=%24%3CWZUMP%20%20%0A
http://www.paperboy.nl/?PID1=%24%3CWZUMP%20%20%0A
12,5 $/LB 08.10.08
MBMOEUOX:IND
Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Value
10.38 US$/lb
Updated: New York, Dec 10, 09:54
Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Value
10.38 US$/lb
Updated: New York, Dec 10, 09:54
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.180.811 von Videomart am 10.12.08 15:57:37http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND#
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.180.827 von Videomart am 10.12.08 15:59:59
Grüß dich Video.
warum sind hier diese Kursschwankungen.
Hast du eine Erklärung?
Grüß dich Video.
warum sind hier diese Kursschwankungen.
Hast du eine Erklärung?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.182.102 von admire am 10.12.08 18:30:32Aktienrückkäufe durch TTM
http://ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/08-10-22…
http://ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/08-10-22…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.182.707 von Videomart am 10.12.08 19:43:33
Danke für die Info!
wo kann ich solche sehen...?
Danke für die Info!
wo kann ich solche sehen...?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.182.910 von admire am 10.12.08 20:09:02 ich meine natürlich Zeitnahe..
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.182.925 von admire am 10.12.08 20:10:25Infos von TTM sind eher selten.
Einiges kann man im Stockhouse-Board nachlesen oder man bekommt (falls man hier anerkannt ist) die Infos von den "Thread-Ältesten".
Ich bin eigentlich schon gar nicht mehr hier, da ich meine Freizeit lieber mit angenehmeren Zeitgenossen verbringe...
Einiges kann man im Stockhouse-Board nachlesen oder man bekommt (falls man hier anerkannt ist) die Infos von den "Thread-Ältesten".
Ich bin eigentlich schon gar nicht mehr hier, da ich meine Freizeit lieber mit angenehmeren Zeitgenossen verbringe...
...oder man fragt selbe mal nach
Habe mal Tom Brade gemailt und 10 min später Antwort erhalten.
You will have a news release in a few hours
Tom Brady
und das kam dann 2 Stunden später! Es ist Verlaß auf die Jungs!!!!
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 49,611,489
PRESS RELEASE December 8, 2008
Corporate Office:
202 – 750 West Pender St
Vancouver , BC Canada V6C 2T7
Tel: (604) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Toll Free: (877) 685-1144 email: ir@ttmresources.ca web: http://www.ttmresources.ca
W. K. Crichy Clarke, President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc. (“TTM” or the “Company”), is pleased to announce the following Corporate Developments:
TTM Engages Golder & Associates
The Company announces that it has engaged Golder and Associates to provide consulting services for Environmental and Engineering planning for its Chu Molybdenum project. An extensive search was done and the package presented by Golder & Associates was both fiscally and comprehensivly acceptable to the Company’s Board of Directors. Golder will commence a review of the Company’s operations right away and start the process of consultation and planning immediately.
TTM hires new VP Exploration
The Company also reports that it has hired Wesley Raven, P.Geo, as Vice-President Exploration. Mr. Raven brings over twenty years of exploration and mining experience to TTM. Mr. Raven will have primary responsibility for all of the Company’s properties, both operationally and with respect to required filings, and will report to the Company’s COO. Mr. Clarke says, “We are extremely lucky to add Mr. Raven to our staff. With the addition of Golder, and our plan to move the project forward with respect to Environmental monitoring and Design planning, Mr. Warren Robb, the Company’s Chief Operating Officer, will be spending much more of his time in that endevour. To have Mr. Raven available to look after our continuing exploration program is indeed fortunate.”
Annual General Meeting/ Stock Option Plan Amended
The AGM was held on December 2, 2008. All proposals were approved by a majority of the shareholders. Included in the approved proposals was an amended Stock Option Plan that allows the Company to issue up to 20% of its issued and outstanding shares by way of option. Also approved was a re-pricing of previously granted options, ranging in price from $1.00 to $1.25, to $.60. The Company intends to cancel7,205,000 options and re-issue 7,100,000 at that lower price and is currently seeking Regulatory approval for the transaction.
Exploration Update
The Company is nearing completion of its 2008 drill program. The Camp will be shut for the Holidays around the 18th of December and re-open during the week of January 5, 2009. All pit related core will be sent to the Company’s assayers, Alex Stewart Geochemical, prior to the Camp being closed the assayers have been asked to have all core assayed and reported back to the Company by January 25, 2009. Once these have been reviewed the 2009 drill program will commence. The Company and their drill Contractor Falcon Drilling have agreed to have one drill start February 1, 2009 to focus particularly in the “west pit area” and continue with the definition of that zone, and the Company will increase the number of drills as required. The Company has released the results from CHE-08-31 to CHE-08-37 and CHW-08-14 to CHW-08-19 completed to date. These results, and previously announced drill results from CHE-08-16 to CHE-08-30 and CHW-08-09 to CHW-08-13 (See Press Release dated October 8, 2008), can be viewed at http://ttmresources.ca/english/molybdenite-property .
Mr. Clarke says, “As previously mentioned, the results are not a surprise and shareholders should be aware that these results are a continuation of our “In-fill” Program. Areas of High grade are expected and only prove and reaffirm the location and grade of the pit areas.” Mr. Warren Robb, the Company’s Chief Operating Officer, says, “We are extremely pleased with the progress that we have made on the CHU project this year. We will have completed over 40,000 meters of drilling which will enable us to shift most of our resources from inferred to indicated and allow us to update our models and pit designs. The engagement of Wesley Raven and Golder and Associates will supplement the company’s current team of recognized professionals and will aid in the designing of both the environmental and technical programs that will allow the company to move this project forward. Initializing these various studies now will enable the company to react and plan the most cost effective and time efficient way to have Chu “project ready” once both capital and resource markets improve. We look forward to a long and successful relationship with Golder and Mr. Raven.”
Normal Course Issuers Bid Update
From October 24, 2008 to December 4, 2008 the company has acquired in excess of 1,032,000 shares and 826,000 of these have been submitted for cancellation. The Board of Directors of the Company believe that the current and recent market prices of the Company's shares do not give full effect to their underlying value and that, accordingly, the purchase of shares will increase the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining shareholders. The Bid will terminate on the earlier of October 26, 2009, or the date on which the Company has acquired all of the shares sought pursuant to the bid. Any shares acquired by the Company pursuant to the bid will be cancelled (Please see Press Release dated October 24, 2008)
The Company has 49,611,489 shares outstanding as of December 8, 2008 and $4.5 million in working capital. This amount does not include any B C Government receivables due from the BC Mining Tax Credit.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia , Canada .
The Company has in place a comprehensive quality assurance/quality control program including standards, blanks and duplicate samples that form part of the sampling protocol. In addition the laboratory has its own quality assurance program. The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this press release was reviewed by Warren Robb, P.Geo. a qualified person for the purposes of NI 43-101.
For further information and to read a Letter to Shareholders from President and CEO, W.K.C. Clarke (dated December 9, 2008), visit the Company’s web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact :
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free : (877) 685-1144 Fax : (604) 685-9887
Website : www.ttmresources.ca/
Email : ir@ttmresources.ca .ca
This communication to shareholders and the public contains certain forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including, without limitations statements regarding future production, are forward looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
"Ich bin eigentlich schon gar nicht mehr hier, da ich meine Freizeit lieber mit angenehmeren Zeitgenossen verbringe... "
Na dann husch husch mit Dir ins Körbchen
Habe mal Tom Brade gemailt und 10 min später Antwort erhalten.
You will have a news release in a few hours
Tom Brady
und das kam dann 2 Stunden später! Es ist Verlaß auf die Jungs!!!!
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 49,611,489
PRESS RELEASE December 8, 2008
Corporate Office:
202 – 750 West Pender St
Vancouver , BC Canada V6C 2T7
Tel: (604) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Toll Free: (877) 685-1144 email: ir@ttmresources.ca web: http://www.ttmresources.ca
W. K. Crichy Clarke, President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc. (“TTM” or the “Company”), is pleased to announce the following Corporate Developments:
TTM Engages Golder & Associates
The Company announces that it has engaged Golder and Associates to provide consulting services for Environmental and Engineering planning for its Chu Molybdenum project. An extensive search was done and the package presented by Golder & Associates was both fiscally and comprehensivly acceptable to the Company’s Board of Directors. Golder will commence a review of the Company’s operations right away and start the process of consultation and planning immediately.
TTM hires new VP Exploration
The Company also reports that it has hired Wesley Raven, P.Geo, as Vice-President Exploration. Mr. Raven brings over twenty years of exploration and mining experience to TTM. Mr. Raven will have primary responsibility for all of the Company’s properties, both operationally and with respect to required filings, and will report to the Company’s COO. Mr. Clarke says, “We are extremely lucky to add Mr. Raven to our staff. With the addition of Golder, and our plan to move the project forward with respect to Environmental monitoring and Design planning, Mr. Warren Robb, the Company’s Chief Operating Officer, will be spending much more of his time in that endevour. To have Mr. Raven available to look after our continuing exploration program is indeed fortunate.”
Annual General Meeting/ Stock Option Plan Amended
The AGM was held on December 2, 2008. All proposals were approved by a majority of the shareholders. Included in the approved proposals was an amended Stock Option Plan that allows the Company to issue up to 20% of its issued and outstanding shares by way of option. Also approved was a re-pricing of previously granted options, ranging in price from $1.00 to $1.25, to $.60. The Company intends to cancel7,205,000 options and re-issue 7,100,000 at that lower price and is currently seeking Regulatory approval for the transaction.
Exploration Update
The Company is nearing completion of its 2008 drill program. The Camp will be shut for the Holidays around the 18th of December and re-open during the week of January 5, 2009. All pit related core will be sent to the Company’s assayers, Alex Stewart Geochemical, prior to the Camp being closed the assayers have been asked to have all core assayed and reported back to the Company by January 25, 2009. Once these have been reviewed the 2009 drill program will commence. The Company and their drill Contractor Falcon Drilling have agreed to have one drill start February 1, 2009 to focus particularly in the “west pit area” and continue with the definition of that zone, and the Company will increase the number of drills as required. The Company has released the results from CHE-08-31 to CHE-08-37 and CHW-08-14 to CHW-08-19 completed to date. These results, and previously announced drill results from CHE-08-16 to CHE-08-30 and CHW-08-09 to CHW-08-13 (See Press Release dated October 8, 2008), can be viewed at http://ttmresources.ca/english/molybdenite-property .
Mr. Clarke says, “As previously mentioned, the results are not a surprise and shareholders should be aware that these results are a continuation of our “In-fill” Program. Areas of High grade are expected and only prove and reaffirm the location and grade of the pit areas.” Mr. Warren Robb, the Company’s Chief Operating Officer, says, “We are extremely pleased with the progress that we have made on the CHU project this year. We will have completed over 40,000 meters of drilling which will enable us to shift most of our resources from inferred to indicated and allow us to update our models and pit designs. The engagement of Wesley Raven and Golder and Associates will supplement the company’s current team of recognized professionals and will aid in the designing of both the environmental and technical programs that will allow the company to move this project forward. Initializing these various studies now will enable the company to react and plan the most cost effective and time efficient way to have Chu “project ready” once both capital and resource markets improve. We look forward to a long and successful relationship with Golder and Mr. Raven.”
Normal Course Issuers Bid Update
From October 24, 2008 to December 4, 2008 the company has acquired in excess of 1,032,000 shares and 826,000 of these have been submitted for cancellation. The Board of Directors of the Company believe that the current and recent market prices of the Company's shares do not give full effect to their underlying value and that, accordingly, the purchase of shares will increase the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining shareholders. The Bid will terminate on the earlier of October 26, 2009, or the date on which the Company has acquired all of the shares sought pursuant to the bid. Any shares acquired by the Company pursuant to the bid will be cancelled (Please see Press Release dated October 24, 2008)
The Company has 49,611,489 shares outstanding as of December 8, 2008 and $4.5 million in working capital. This amount does not include any B C Government receivables due from the BC Mining Tax Credit.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia , Canada .
The Company has in place a comprehensive quality assurance/quality control program including standards, blanks and duplicate samples that form part of the sampling protocol. In addition the laboratory has its own quality assurance program. The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this press release was reviewed by Warren Robb, P.Geo. a qualified person for the purposes of NI 43-101.
For further information and to read a Letter to Shareholders from President and CEO, W.K.C. Clarke (dated December 9, 2008), visit the Company’s web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact :
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free : (877) 685-1144 Fax : (604) 685-9887
Website : www.ttmresources.ca/
Email : ir@ttmresources.ca .ca
This communication to shareholders and the public contains certain forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including, without limitations statements regarding future production, are forward looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
"Ich bin eigentlich schon gar nicht mehr hier, da ich meine Freizeit lieber mit angenehmeren Zeitgenossen verbringe... "
Na dann husch husch mit Dir ins Körbchen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.184.444 von HGDM am 11.12.08 06:24:05U.S. infrastructure proposals ring glad tidings for molybdenum
MOLY DEMAND TO BENEFIT
U.S. infrastructure proposals are spreading a bit of seasonal Christmas cheer to a depressed domestic mining and metals industry.
Author: Dorothy Kosich, Wednesday , 10 Dec 2008
RENO, NV -
Gold and commodity prices are benefitting from President-elect Barack Obama's proposed $136 billion infrastructure economic stimulus program, expected to generate up to 2.5 million U.S. jobs by 2011.
In a base metals industry report Tuesday, Canada's Haywood Securities say they believe the infrastructure program will also increase demand for molybdenum.
Caterpillar, engineering groups, and Brazilian steelmakers emerged as big winners on the NYSE Monday while industries as diverse as mining and internet companies are expected to economically benefit from the program.
. . . .
Moly Demand
In their report issued Tuesday, Haywood analysts Stefan Ioannou and Danny Ochoa noted that more than 115,000 kilometres of new oil pipeline is planned over the next seven years. The oil and gas pipeline industry is an important consumer of steel.
While moly demand is expected to remain weak through the first half of next year, "the metal's longer-term outlook remains strong," they advised.
As moly demand grows at a rate of 4% to 6% each year, it requires the equivalent of one new molybdenum mine to come into production each year "over the foreseeable future." However, the analysts noted that only three advanced stage +20 million pound per annum development projects are currently under consideration: Freeport-McMoRan's Climax project in Colorado, General Moly's Mt. Hope project in Nevada, and Moly Mines' Spinifex Ridge project in Western Australia. Most new significant development projects are currently being delayed, the analysts said, including Thompson Creek's Davidson project and a mill expansion at its Endako project.
Haywood noted that both Thompson Creek delays "are a result of the low moly price environment and the company's capital preservation initiative."
Meanwhile, Chile, the world's second largest moly producer, is experiencing substantial reduction in moly production, which was down 26% during the first 10 months of this year.
The analysts also advised that "Chinese exporters have abandoned the moly market over the past three weeks given weak prices."
"Although large consumers in Europe remain out of the moly market, the Chinese have re-commenced buying albeit in thin volumes. The moly (oxide) price has responded positively, up to US$11/lb currently from a recent low of about US$9.80/lb," they added.
full story . . .
http://www.mineweb.co.za/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page36?oid=…
MOLY DEMAND TO BENEFIT
U.S. infrastructure proposals are spreading a bit of seasonal Christmas cheer to a depressed domestic mining and metals industry.
Author: Dorothy Kosich, Wednesday , 10 Dec 2008
RENO, NV -
Gold and commodity prices are benefitting from President-elect Barack Obama's proposed $136 billion infrastructure economic stimulus program, expected to generate up to 2.5 million U.S. jobs by 2011.
In a base metals industry report Tuesday, Canada's Haywood Securities say they believe the infrastructure program will also increase demand for molybdenum.
Caterpillar, engineering groups, and Brazilian steelmakers emerged as big winners on the NYSE Monday while industries as diverse as mining and internet companies are expected to economically benefit from the program.
. . . .
Moly Demand
In their report issued Tuesday, Haywood analysts Stefan Ioannou and Danny Ochoa noted that more than 115,000 kilometres of new oil pipeline is planned over the next seven years. The oil and gas pipeline industry is an important consumer of steel.
While moly demand is expected to remain weak through the first half of next year, "the metal's longer-term outlook remains strong," they advised.
As moly demand grows at a rate of 4% to 6% each year, it requires the equivalent of one new molybdenum mine to come into production each year "over the foreseeable future." However, the analysts noted that only three advanced stage +20 million pound per annum development projects are currently under consideration: Freeport-McMoRan's Climax project in Colorado, General Moly's Mt. Hope project in Nevada, and Moly Mines' Spinifex Ridge project in Western Australia. Most new significant development projects are currently being delayed, the analysts said, including Thompson Creek's Davidson project and a mill expansion at its Endako project.
Haywood noted that both Thompson Creek delays "are a result of the low moly price environment and the company's capital preservation initiative."
Meanwhile, Chile, the world's second largest moly producer, is experiencing substantial reduction in moly production, which was down 26% during the first 10 months of this year.
The analysts also advised that "Chinese exporters have abandoned the moly market over the past three weeks given weak prices."
"Although large consumers in Europe remain out of the moly market, the Chinese have re-commenced buying albeit in thin volumes. The moly (oxide) price has responded positively, up to US$11/lb currently from a recent low of about US$9.80/lb," they added.
full story . . .
http://www.mineweb.co.za/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page36?oid=…
Friday, 19 Dec, 2008
Chilean November molybdenum exports down by 50% YoY
Platts reported that the value of Chile's exports of ferromolybdenum and molybdenum halved in November 2008, dropping 49.9% YoY to USD 179 million from USD 357.3 million in the same month of last year.
The figures reflect the sharp drop in international molybdenum prices which have fallen to less than USD 10 per kilogram, from more than USD 30 per kilogram just a few weeks ago, and lower production from Chile's large copper mines, several of which produce the minor metal as a byproduct.
Molybdenum production to October 30th 2008 totaled 27,341 tonnes, down by 26.2% YoY from the same period of last year.
Exports for the first 11 months of 2008 were valued at USD 3.221 billion, down by 7% YoY from USD 3.467 billion in the same period of last year. Chile is one of the world's leading molybdenum producers.
http://www.steelguru.com/news/index/2008/12/18/NzU4MDE%3D/Ch…
Chilean November molybdenum exports down by 50% YoY
Platts reported that the value of Chile's exports of ferromolybdenum and molybdenum halved in November 2008, dropping 49.9% YoY to USD 179 million from USD 357.3 million in the same month of last year.
The figures reflect the sharp drop in international molybdenum prices which have fallen to less than USD 10 per kilogram, from more than USD 30 per kilogram just a few weeks ago, and lower production from Chile's large copper mines, several of which produce the minor metal as a byproduct.
Molybdenum production to October 30th 2008 totaled 27,341 tonnes, down by 26.2% YoY from the same period of last year.
Exports for the first 11 months of 2008 were valued at USD 3.221 billion, down by 7% YoY from USD 3.467 billion in the same period of last year. Chile is one of the world's leading molybdenum producers.
http://www.steelguru.com/news/index/2008/12/18/NzU4MDE%3D/Ch…
Wieder ein paar Insiderkäufe von Jordens und Chrichton:
Dec 19/08 Dec 12/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 50,000 $0.160
Dec 19/08 Dec 19/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 40,000 $0.160
Dec 19/08 Dec 18/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.170
Dec 19/08 Dec 18/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.160
Dec 19/08 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,000 $0.150
Dec 19/08 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,000 $0.145
Dec 19/08 Dec 12/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 50,000 $0.160
Dec 19/08 Dec 19/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 40,000 $0.160
Dec 19/08 Dec 18/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.170
Dec 19/08 Dec 18/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.160
Dec 19/08 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,000 $0.150
Dec 19/08 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,000 $0.145
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Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. Grund: Spammposting
. . . Artikel von 2005 - und dennoch aktueller den je . .
For those of you who believe that a recession or depression is eminent, after the hyperinflation, and the resulting slowdown will change the demand for moly; I ask you to think about this. What will the government do when the economy comes to a standstill?
I believe that our government will do exactly what they did in the depression of the 30's; except this time the money will be spent to completely realign our energy industry. I believe they will create vast quantities of jobs that will put the people back to work. I also believe these jobs will be of the same nature that existed in the 30's when The Hoover Dam was built. I believe power plants across the country will be built and these power plants will run on coal and stranded natural gas using vast quantities of moly as a catalyst to clean the impurities.
In other words I believe a slowdown in the US could create a greater demand for moly as a result of the money being spent in a manner that puts people back to work and at the same time solves our great countries energy and pollution needs with all the problems that go with it! This would take negative, short term, economic times and transfer that pain into long term growth and gain for future generations to come.
http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/hoy092605.html
For those of you who believe that a recession or depression is eminent, after the hyperinflation, and the resulting slowdown will change the demand for moly; I ask you to think about this. What will the government do when the economy comes to a standstill?
I believe that our government will do exactly what they did in the depression of the 30's; except this time the money will be spent to completely realign our energy industry. I believe they will create vast quantities of jobs that will put the people back to work. I also believe these jobs will be of the same nature that existed in the 30's when The Hoover Dam was built. I believe power plants across the country will be built and these power plants will run on coal and stranded natural gas using vast quantities of moly as a catalyst to clean the impurities.
In other words I believe a slowdown in the US could create a greater demand for moly as a result of the money being spent in a manner that puts people back to work and at the same time solves our great countries energy and pollution needs with all the problems that go with it! This would take negative, short term, economic times and transfer that pain into long term growth and gain for future generations to come.
http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/hoy092605.html
Molybdenum prices are based upon FeMo65, western molyoxide.
CIBC World Markets, November 24, 2008
Metals & Minerals
"Many Moly Developments Remain Unfinanced; Current Producers To Shine"
http://www.mphventurescorp.com/i/pdf/Moly_Initiation_CIBC_No…
Metals & Minerals
"Many Moly Developments Remain Unfinanced; Current Producers To Shine"
http://www.mphventurescorp.com/i/pdf/Moly_Initiation_CIBC_No…
Da hat wohl einer auf den falschen Knopf gedrückt!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.324.881 von Videomart am 07.01.09 15:51:16wolltest doch seit langem deinen senf hier nicht mehr abgeben
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.326.781 von bergsteigen am 07.01.09 19:12:00
Crisis hits Western Troy molybdenum plans
8 January 2009
Western Troy Capital Resources says the completion of feasibility and environmental permitting work at its MacLeod Lake Molybdenum-Copper Project in Quebec is beeing pushed back because of the global credit crisis and and economic slowdown.
...
Quelle:www.metal-pages.com
Crisis hits Western Troy molybdenum plans
8 January 2009
Western Troy Capital Resources says the completion of feasibility and environmental permitting work at its MacLeod Lake Molybdenum-Copper Project in Quebec is beeing pushed back because of the global credit crisis and and economic slowdown.
...
Quelle:www.metal-pages.com
More junior miners to go under this year
January 9, 2009 - 6:12PM
The steady stream of junior miners forced to enter voluntary administration due to the global financial market meltdown will continue to flow in 2009, receivers say.
"There will be a few more this year," Deloitte partner Gary Doran told AAP. Pitcher Partners managing partner Bryan Hughes agreed.
"There are going to be big challenges for junior miners," Mr Doran said.
"A lot will go into a deed of company arrangement because they just won't have the cashflow."
Failure to gain finance in frozen capital markets was the main reason a swag of junior miners came undone last year.
Mr Doran said the varying quality of these outfits showed that no miner was immune to the carnage, fuelled by low commodity prices as global demand softened.
The attrition list ranges from the operationally plagued gold miner View Resources Ltd to copper miner CopperCo Ltd, which has high quality assets in Queensland that are expected to be snapped up.
"CopperCo was in a strong position in July/August and everything looked rosy, but they got absolutely hammered with the copper price," Mr Doran said.
CopperCo went into administration in November after a finance deal fell through.
"The credit appetite for banks and financiers is just not there for these types of industries," Mr Doran said.
"What we're expecting is (that) there will be significant mergers and acquisitions in the mining sector ... so good projects that are cashflow challenged will merge with companies with stronger balance sheets.
"That's likely to be the best solution for these junior miners - identifying strategic partners - whether they are other mining companies, Chinese investors that have the need for commodities, or other players."
Mr Doran is the receiver of Matrix Metals Ltd, which came undone in November under the weight of its $4.4 million debt burden after the copper price slumped.
He said there was strong interest in Matrix's assets, including its Leichhardt mine in Queensland, with more than 30 expressions of interest received to date.
"We've got signed confidentiality agreements ... so we're quite hopeful that we will get some reasonable offers ... and close a sale," Mr Doran said.
The most recent casualty of the resources sector downturn is gold explorer Goldstar Resources NL.
Brett Lord and Craig Crosbie of PPB in Melbourne were appointed Goldstar's administrators on Thursday and were being sought for comment.
The junior company was close to starting production at its Walhalla-Woods Point gold field in Victoria but had only $1.8 million in cash at the end of September.
Mr Hughes said he hoped some of Monarch Gold Mining Company Ltd's assets would be sold before the end of the financial year.
They would be sold either as a package or individually, he said.
"We are well progressed on the sale of the Minjar project and we have significant interest in the other projects," he said.
Monarch was placed in voluntary administration in July due to poor production performance at its Davyhurst mine in Western Australia.
Mr Hughes also is the administrator of junior silver miner Macmin Silver Ltd, which flopped in November.
Mr Hughes said more than 50 expressions of interest had been received for the Macmin assets, which he hoped would be sold by June.
Silver was still being produced from stockpiles at Macmin's Twin Hills mine in Queensland, he said.
Another junior miner in voluntary administration is zircon producer Matilda Minerals Ltd which, along with View Resources, is being handled by Ferrier Hodgson.
Tiwi Island-focused Matilda went under in October after revealing it had less than $1 million cash in the bank and more than $12 million in debt at the end of June.
View called in the administrators in February after disappointing production at its Bronzewing gold mine in WA.
http://news.theage.com.au/business/more-junior-miners-to-go-…
January 9, 2009 - 6:12PM
The steady stream of junior miners forced to enter voluntary administration due to the global financial market meltdown will continue to flow in 2009, receivers say.
"There will be a few more this year," Deloitte partner Gary Doran told AAP. Pitcher Partners managing partner Bryan Hughes agreed.
"There are going to be big challenges for junior miners," Mr Doran said.
"A lot will go into a deed of company arrangement because they just won't have the cashflow."
Failure to gain finance in frozen capital markets was the main reason a swag of junior miners came undone last year.
Mr Doran said the varying quality of these outfits showed that no miner was immune to the carnage, fuelled by low commodity prices as global demand softened.
The attrition list ranges from the operationally plagued gold miner View Resources Ltd to copper miner CopperCo Ltd, which has high quality assets in Queensland that are expected to be snapped up.
"CopperCo was in a strong position in July/August and everything looked rosy, but they got absolutely hammered with the copper price," Mr Doran said.
CopperCo went into administration in November after a finance deal fell through.
"The credit appetite for banks and financiers is just not there for these types of industries," Mr Doran said.
"What we're expecting is (that) there will be significant mergers and acquisitions in the mining sector ... so good projects that are cashflow challenged will merge with companies with stronger balance sheets.
"That's likely to be the best solution for these junior miners - identifying strategic partners - whether they are other mining companies, Chinese investors that have the need for commodities, or other players."
Mr Doran is the receiver of Matrix Metals Ltd, which came undone in November under the weight of its $4.4 million debt burden after the copper price slumped.
He said there was strong interest in Matrix's assets, including its Leichhardt mine in Queensland, with more than 30 expressions of interest received to date.
"We've got signed confidentiality agreements ... so we're quite hopeful that we will get some reasonable offers ... and close a sale," Mr Doran said.
The most recent casualty of the resources sector downturn is gold explorer Goldstar Resources NL.
Brett Lord and Craig Crosbie of PPB in Melbourne were appointed Goldstar's administrators on Thursday and were being sought for comment.
The junior company was close to starting production at its Walhalla-Woods Point gold field in Victoria but had only $1.8 million in cash at the end of September.
Mr Hughes said he hoped some of Monarch Gold Mining Company Ltd's assets would be sold before the end of the financial year.
They would be sold either as a package or individually, he said.
"We are well progressed on the sale of the Minjar project and we have significant interest in the other projects," he said.
Monarch was placed in voluntary administration in July due to poor production performance at its Davyhurst mine in Western Australia.
Mr Hughes also is the administrator of junior silver miner Macmin Silver Ltd, which flopped in November.
Mr Hughes said more than 50 expressions of interest had been received for the Macmin assets, which he hoped would be sold by June.
Silver was still being produced from stockpiles at Macmin's Twin Hills mine in Queensland, he said.
Another junior miner in voluntary administration is zircon producer Matilda Minerals Ltd which, along with View Resources, is being handled by Ferrier Hodgson.
Tiwi Island-focused Matilda went under in October after revealing it had less than $1 million cash in the bank and more than $12 million in debt at the end of June.
View called in the administrators in February after disappointing production at its Bronzewing gold mine in WA.
http://news.theage.com.au/business/more-junior-miners-to-go-…
Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corporation Announces Intention to Distribute Substantially All Assets
TORONTO, Jan. 9 /CNW/ - (TSX: MLY, MLY.WT) - Further to its press release
of December 10, 2008, Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corporation (the
"Corporation") announces that, in view of the unfavourable outlook for the
price of molybdenum and for issuers involved in the production and sale of
molybdenum, its board of directors has determined that a distribution to
shareholders of all or substantially all of the assets of the Corporation
would be in the best interests of the Corporation and its shareholders at this
time. The details on timing and specific execution steps are currently under
consideration and will be announced at a future date.
Net asset value of the Corporation on January 7, 2009 was $1.75 per share
of which $1.51 per share was held in cash and short term securities, net of
liabilities. At this point, the Corporation does not expect to make any
additional portfolio investments or purchases of molybdenum and plans to
liquidate its existing portfolio investments in an orderly manner, subject to
market conditions.
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/January2009/09/c6…
TORONTO, Jan. 9 /CNW/ - (TSX: MLY, MLY.WT) - Further to its press release
of December 10, 2008, Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corporation (the
"Corporation") announces that, in view of the unfavourable outlook for the
price of molybdenum and for issuers involved in the production and sale of
molybdenum, its board of directors has determined that a distribution to
shareholders of all or substantially all of the assets of the Corporation
would be in the best interests of the Corporation and its shareholders at this
time. The details on timing and specific execution steps are currently under
consideration and will be announced at a future date.
Net asset value of the Corporation on January 7, 2009 was $1.75 per share
of which $1.51 per share was held in cash and short term securities, net of
liabilities. At this point, the Corporation does not expect to make any
additional portfolio investments or purchases of molybdenum and plans to
liquidate its existing portfolio investments in an orderly manner, subject to
market conditions.
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/January2009/09/c6…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.347.170 von Videomart am 10.01.09 10:40:40sicher kann'ste auch erklären warum der um 12,95 % steigt ? Hmm ??
MLY date: 1/9/2009 Percent Change: +12.95% Volume: 4,882,900
CA: MLY Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corporation (TSX)
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
MLY date: 1/9/2009 Percent Change: +12.95% Volume: 4,882,900
CA: MLY Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corporation (TSX)
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.347.712 von DaenischeSuedsee am 10.01.09 13:07:52Nö kann er nicht
RE: Sprott shuts molybdenum fund
ezshakedown20211/10/2009 8:28:51
The part that sucks is as history on this site and others show one of the BIGGEST pluses to TTM was the support of guys like sprott. "top reason to have this" etc as stated by all. now the guy essentially is saying moly is dead for many many years in his view. not good for any of us is the bottom line i nthe near to mid term, maybe long term. thats the question. if decide to hold on it could be good for our children. at this point it wil have to be weighed and look at how long this is potentially dead money. there is no question its dead for quite some time. im just wondering how long that is.
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
ezshakedown20211/10/2009 8:28:51
The part that sucks is as history on this site and others show one of the BIGGEST pluses to TTM was the support of guys like sprott. "top reason to have this" etc as stated by all. now the guy essentially is saying moly is dead for many many years in his view. not good for any of us is the bottom line i nthe near to mid term, maybe long term. thats the question. if decide to hold on it could be good for our children. at this point it wil have to be weighed and look at how long this is potentially dead money. there is no question its dead for quite some time. im just wondering how long that is.
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
PRICES TO TRADE SIDEWAYS IN SHORT TERM
Haywood advises ‘underweight‘ position in base metals stocks but bullish long term
Haywood Securities say metal prices seem oversold and will remain so as long as negative sentiment persists.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Thursday , 08 Jan 2009
RENO, NV -
Haywood Securities Wednesday lowered its forecasts for silver, palladium, platinum, rhodium, copper, lead, nickel, zinc and cobalt, molybdenum and uranium prices.
Mining analysts lowered their predictions for 2009 prices for silver from $14.50 per ounce to $13.50 per ounce, halved their forecasted palladium price from $400/oz to $200/oz, dropped projected platinum prices from $1,600 to $850/oz, and deeply slashed the expected rhodium price from the originally projected $6,000/oz to $1,000/oz.
The nickel price forecast declined from the originally projected $7/lb to $4.50/lb while projected cobalt price prediction dropped 50% from $30/oz to $15/lb. Tungsten price forecasts were dropped from $225 to $218/mtu while the spot uranium price prediction declined from $80/lb to $75/lb. The analysts halved their molybdenum price forecast from $17.50/lb to $15/lb.
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page67?oid=76…
Vielleicht sehen wir diese Preise noch schneller als mancher glaubt
Haywood advises ‘underweight‘ position in base metals stocks but bullish long term
Haywood Securities say metal prices seem oversold and will remain so as long as negative sentiment persists.
Author: Dorothy Kosich
Posted: Thursday , 08 Jan 2009
RENO, NV -
Haywood Securities Wednesday lowered its forecasts for silver, palladium, platinum, rhodium, copper, lead, nickel, zinc and cobalt, molybdenum and uranium prices.
Mining analysts lowered their predictions for 2009 prices for silver from $14.50 per ounce to $13.50 per ounce, halved their forecasted palladium price from $400/oz to $200/oz, dropped projected platinum prices from $1,600 to $850/oz, and deeply slashed the expected rhodium price from the originally projected $6,000/oz to $1,000/oz.
The nickel price forecast declined from the originally projected $7/lb to $4.50/lb while projected cobalt price prediction dropped 50% from $30/oz to $15/lb. Tungsten price forecasts were dropped from $225 to $218/mtu while the spot uranium price prediction declined from $80/lb to $75/lb. The analysts halved their molybdenum price forecast from $17.50/lb to $15/lb.
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page67?oid=76…
Vielleicht sehen wir diese Preise noch schneller als mancher glaubt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.357.300 von HGDM am 12.01.09 17:49:21Zu hoffen wär's ja.
Ist schon ein Wunder, daß TTM sich trotz der angekündigten Auflösung des Sprott-Moly-Fonds so gut hält.
Alle anderen Moly-Companies des Fonds weit im roten Bereich...
Ist schon ein Wunder, daß TTM sich trotz der angekündigten Auflösung des Sprott-Moly-Fonds so gut hält.
Alle anderen Moly-Companies des Fonds weit im roten Bereich...
Adanac "hat fertig", Moly Mines stehen kurz davor.
Beides sind "Near-Time-Producer", die in ihrer Entwicklung TTM weit voraus sind (bzw. waren).
Welche Zukunft soll das Chu-Projekt noch haben bei diesen weltwirtschaftlichen Aussichten?
Das ist eine ernst gemeinte Frage, und ich hätte darauf gerne
ernst gemeinte Antworten...
Beides sind "Near-Time-Producer", die in ihrer Entwicklung TTM weit voraus sind (bzw. waren).
Welche Zukunft soll das Chu-Projekt noch haben bei diesen weltwirtschaftlichen Aussichten?
Das ist eine ernst gemeinte Frage, und ich hätte darauf gerne
ernst gemeinte Antworten...
Moment mal - Der Vergleich Äpfel mit Birnen hinkt:
was auch immer der Autor mit einer derart hartnäckigen Penetranz zu suggeriren versucht . . .
AUA und MOL haben einen hohen Schuldenbestand den sie nicht tilgen und einen
Projektweiterentwicklung nicht finanzieren können
TTM ist schuldenfrei und hat Zeit !!! bis der Mo-Preis sich wieder eingepegelt hat
- pre feasibility und enviromental assesment werden im Herbst 2009 fertiggestellt
- und dann mal sehen wo der Mo-Preis liegt - nötigenfalls geht man für eine gewisse
Zeit in Ruhemodus
die Projekte die jetzt storniert werden, fehlen letztendlich wenn die Nachfrege zurück
kehrt - es gibt sogar schon Stimmen die davor warnen
BlackRock warns over commodities supply
* Story by: Rob Langston
* Magazine: InvestmentAdviser
* Published Monday , January 12, 2009
Manager says prices will rise as hard-hit companies will not spend money on new supplies
Commodities could face supply shortages when demand picks up again as companies make hard decisions against a backdrop of low demand and falling prices in 2009, according to fund manager Richard Davis.
Mr Davis, who manages the BlackRock Commodities Income investment trust, said companies were being forced to cut back on spending, which could cause shortages further down the line.
The sector was one of the hardest hit in 2008, with a large number of listed companies affected by the drop off in demand for all commodities.
“As a result of the credit crisis and ongoing concerns about the global economy, longer-term supply growth has been hit quite badly," he explained.
“There are a lot energy companies and mining companies that have decided not to spend money in order to bring on new supplies, and we’ve seen significant cutbacks in capital expenditure.”
Mr Davis said although this was not having an immediate impact while demand was low, it could force commodity prices upwards.
He added: “Going forward, this will potentially have a very significant impact on pricing because, once demand recovers, the supply won’t be there.”
The number of companies resorting to cost-cutting measures is likely to increase as the credit squeeze continues into 2009, making it difficult for companies to raise cash.
Mr Davis said investors were unlikely to flood back into the market while the credit crisis continued.
“In this environment, it would be very difficult to raise more money to put into the sector,” he said.
“Given the uncertainty of the near-term outlook for commodity demand and huge volatility and the fact people want to hold cash at the moment, it would be extremely difficult to try and raise some new money to invest in the sector.”
Mr Davis said volatility in the sector had taken its toll on the trust, despite a rally at the end of 2008 and for the first few weeks of 2009.
“We started off the year performing quite well, for the first four or five months. But in May and June, we started to see a big sell off in the commodity sector.
“We finished our investment trust year end of November quite close to all-time low in terms of NAV and share price.”
According to Mr Davis, difficulties in the sector were likely to remain, but he highlighted the long-term appeal of commodities.
“There is a lot of uncertainty about what’s going to happen this year and in 2010," he said. "Potentially, there is a lot of bad news still to come out.
“But, to a certain extent, a lot of bad news is already included in equity prices. We will see more volatility, but in the long-term, you could make pretty decent returns.”
http://ftadviser.com/InvestmentAdviser/Investments/AssetClas…
was auch immer der Autor mit einer derart hartnäckigen Penetranz zu suggeriren versucht . . .
AUA und MOL haben einen hohen Schuldenbestand den sie nicht tilgen und einen
Projektweiterentwicklung nicht finanzieren können
TTM ist schuldenfrei und hat Zeit !!! bis der Mo-Preis sich wieder eingepegelt hat
- pre feasibility und enviromental assesment werden im Herbst 2009 fertiggestellt
- und dann mal sehen wo der Mo-Preis liegt - nötigenfalls geht man für eine gewisse
Zeit in Ruhemodus
die Projekte die jetzt storniert werden, fehlen letztendlich wenn die Nachfrege zurück
kehrt - es gibt sogar schon Stimmen die davor warnen
BlackRock warns over commodities supply
* Story by: Rob Langston
* Magazine: InvestmentAdviser
* Published Monday , January 12, 2009
Manager says prices will rise as hard-hit companies will not spend money on new supplies
Commodities could face supply shortages when demand picks up again as companies make hard decisions against a backdrop of low demand and falling prices in 2009, according to fund manager Richard Davis.
Mr Davis, who manages the BlackRock Commodities Income investment trust, said companies were being forced to cut back on spending, which could cause shortages further down the line.
The sector was one of the hardest hit in 2008, with a large number of listed companies affected by the drop off in demand for all commodities.
“As a result of the credit crisis and ongoing concerns about the global economy, longer-term supply growth has been hit quite badly," he explained.
“There are a lot energy companies and mining companies that have decided not to spend money in order to bring on new supplies, and we’ve seen significant cutbacks in capital expenditure.”
Mr Davis said although this was not having an immediate impact while demand was low, it could force commodity prices upwards.
He added: “Going forward, this will potentially have a very significant impact on pricing because, once demand recovers, the supply won’t be there.”
The number of companies resorting to cost-cutting measures is likely to increase as the credit squeeze continues into 2009, making it difficult for companies to raise cash.
Mr Davis said investors were unlikely to flood back into the market while the credit crisis continued.
“In this environment, it would be very difficult to raise more money to put into the sector,” he said.
“Given the uncertainty of the near-term outlook for commodity demand and huge volatility and the fact people want to hold cash at the moment, it would be extremely difficult to try and raise some new money to invest in the sector.”
Mr Davis said volatility in the sector had taken its toll on the trust, despite a rally at the end of 2008 and for the first few weeks of 2009.
“We started off the year performing quite well, for the first four or five months. But in May and June, we started to see a big sell off in the commodity sector.
“We finished our investment trust year end of November quite close to all-time low in terms of NAV and share price.”
According to Mr Davis, difficulties in the sector were likely to remain, but he highlighted the long-term appeal of commodities.
“There is a lot of uncertainty about what’s going to happen this year and in 2010," he said. "Potentially, there is a lot of bad news still to come out.
“But, to a certain extent, a lot of bad news is already included in equity prices. We will see more volatility, but in the long-term, you could make pretty decent returns.”
http://ftadviser.com/InvestmentAdviser/Investments/AssetClas…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.370.386 von DaenischeSuedsee am 14.01.09 11:58:02was auch immer der Autor mit einer derart hartnäckigen Penetranz zu suggerieren versucht
Ich habe Dir bereits mehrfach dargelegt, daß ich niemandem irgend etwas "suggerieren" will.
Es kotzt mich nur an, daß TTM hier pausenlos schöngeredet wird.
Offenbar ist die Tragweite der Krise bei einigen noch immer nicht angekommen. Explorer und "Near-Time-Producer" sterben momentan wie die Fliegen, das kann niemand in Abrede stellen. Sogar einige kerngesunde Produzenten geraten inzwischen in Schieflage.
Diese "Strohhalme" wie den von Dir eingestellten Artikel kenne ich auch, und ich lese sie gerne, die Realität aber sieht aktuell anders aus.
Der Molypreis liegt aktuell bei 9,40US$/lb, und diesen Erlös fressen alleine schon die Produktionskosten auf (falls man produziert).
Selbst Haywood rechnet nicht mit einer Preiserholung vor Ablauf des Jahres.
Aber TTM Resources zieht weiter seiner Wege, als wäre nichts geschehen!
Wem willst Du das glaubhaft machen??
Ich fordere hiermit nochmals zu einer vernünftigen Diskussion auf, sonst können wir den Thread hier dicht machen...
Ich habe Dir bereits mehrfach dargelegt, daß ich niemandem irgend etwas "suggerieren" will.
Es kotzt mich nur an, daß TTM hier pausenlos schöngeredet wird.
Offenbar ist die Tragweite der Krise bei einigen noch immer nicht angekommen. Explorer und "Near-Time-Producer" sterben momentan wie die Fliegen, das kann niemand in Abrede stellen. Sogar einige kerngesunde Produzenten geraten inzwischen in Schieflage.
Diese "Strohhalme" wie den von Dir eingestellten Artikel kenne ich auch, und ich lese sie gerne, die Realität aber sieht aktuell anders aus.
Der Molypreis liegt aktuell bei 9,40US$/lb, und diesen Erlös fressen alleine schon die Produktionskosten auf (falls man produziert).
Selbst Haywood rechnet nicht mit einer Preiserholung vor Ablauf des Jahres.
Aber TTM Resources zieht weiter seiner Wege, als wäre nichts geschehen!
Wem willst Du das glaubhaft machen??
Ich fordere hiermit nochmals zu einer vernünftigen Diskussion auf, sonst können wir den Thread hier dicht machen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.371.237 von Videomart am 14.01.09 13:20:21Das unqualifizierte Negative gejammere von Dir ist zum kotzen,
wenn Du investiert bist verstehe ich es nicht und wenn Du nicht investiert bist kann man nur den Kopf schütteln.
Jeder der hier einen Cent ausgegeben hat wußte auf was dieser sich einläßt (hoffe ich zumindest)wenn wir heute bei 6 Euro stehen würden würde ich von Dir wahrscheinlich lesen kaufe mir morgen meinen Neuen Porsche und soweiter.
Die Fakten sind hier klar, wir haben Geld, wir haben Top Ergebnisse, wir haben ein umsichtiges Management und wir haben vorallem keine Schulden und können uns einige Zeit über Wasser halten, in 2009 wird sich die Situation auf keinen Fall ändern
ich denke 2011 wirds langsam eine Erholung in der Wirtschaft geben(ich hoffe, ich muß mir dein blabla nicht bis dahin anhören bzw. lesen) und dann werden wir sehen ob die TTM noch aktiv ist (ich denke schon) und wenn nicht dann geht die Welt auch nicht unter.
schöne grüsse an die südsee und wieder mal danke für deine guten kommentare hier
wenn Du investiert bist verstehe ich es nicht und wenn Du nicht investiert bist kann man nur den Kopf schütteln.
Jeder der hier einen Cent ausgegeben hat wußte auf was dieser sich einläßt (hoffe ich zumindest)wenn wir heute bei 6 Euro stehen würden würde ich von Dir wahrscheinlich lesen kaufe mir morgen meinen Neuen Porsche und soweiter.
Die Fakten sind hier klar, wir haben Geld, wir haben Top Ergebnisse, wir haben ein umsichtiges Management und wir haben vorallem keine Schulden und können uns einige Zeit über Wasser halten, in 2009 wird sich die Situation auf keinen Fall ändern
ich denke 2011 wirds langsam eine Erholung in der Wirtschaft geben(ich hoffe, ich muß mir dein blabla nicht bis dahin anhören bzw. lesen) und dann werden wir sehen ob die TTM noch aktiv ist (ich denke schon) und wenn nicht dann geht die Welt auch nicht unter.
schöne grüsse an die südsee und wieder mal danke für deine guten kommentare hier
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.373.403 von bergsteigen am 14.01.09 16:38:34Die persönlichen Anmachereien in diesem Thread sind einfach nur peinlich, zeugen von einer schlechten Erziehung.
Den nachträglichen Besuch einer Benimmschule halte ich daher durchaus für angebracht...
Den nachträglichen Besuch einer Benimmschule halte ich daher durchaus für angebracht...
Nanana - du eckst ja wohl nicht nur hier an . . .
dem Verfasser des unten zitierten Beitrages muß ich ausnahmsweise mal Recht geben
aus: "Blue Pearl Mining jetzt Thompson Creek Metals"
#173949 von dosto 13.01.09 10:01:08 Beitrag Nr.: 36.361.101
Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.358.324 von Videomart am 12.01.09 19:44:03
Nun halt dich mal zurück.
Du bist hier nicht der King
und bestimmts hier nicht, wer den Thread macht.
Das Gegenteil ist der Fall, Zurückhaltung
deinerseits wäre angebracht, du bist nicht in der
Lage seit der langen Zeit, die du diesen Thread
quasi übernommen hast. die richtigen Points und Anregungen
in den Verkehr zu setzen.
Du lebst ausschließlich aus Meinungen anderer,
und versuchst das in einer Soft-Moderaton hier
nach deinem Gusto einfließen zu lassen.
Eigentlich gehören auch solche aus den Threads entfernt.
Es sind die Leute ohne Eigenschaften, deren wahre
Fratze wir ja irgendwann mal immer wieder durchblickend
sehen.
Du oder Sie haben es sich mal erlaubt hier die Threadpolizei zu spielen,
auch auch in dieser Anwort ist ein despotisches Verhalten
zu bemerken.
Darum: merke dir.
Keiner hat das Recht hier, Leute aufzufordern diesen Thread zu verlassen.
Woher und mit welcher Frechheit nimmt er sich das Recht?
Verbannung des Users Videomarkt, mit einem
Pflicht-Programm über Demokratie ist erst mal das
was man für diesen User bemerken kann.
Laß dich mal coachen, wenn du hier weitermachst,
das was du abziehst stinkt.
Lieber Mod.
Diese Post ist bewußt gewählt und enthält keinerlei
Beleidungen auf den User Videomarkt.
Sondern lediglich eine jetzt schon monatelange Feststellung
diesen Thread über die Köpfe anderer hinweg, despotisch
in seine Richtung zu dirigieren.
Ich bitte dies zu beachten.
Irgenjemnd muß ihm das mal auch öffentlich bekannt tun.
Bordmail-Verkehr scheint mir in dieser Angelegenheit
nicht angeb racht:
Es geht um Leben und Leben lassen.
Dieses Bord hat auch 2-4 (mehr sinds nicht)
Gegenmeinungen zuzulassen.
Ansonsten kann man auch der Meinung sein,
daß dieser User diesen Thread hier manipuliert,
denn selten sind eigene Meinungen und Ausrichtungen
dieses Users in der Diskussion zu vermerken.
Es ist immer ein Wisch und ein Wasch von allgemeinen
Standorten und Plätzen die abgefahren werden.
Außerdem bitte ich dich lieber Mod, auch einzuschreiten
wenn diese Moderations-User andere persönlich und
verbal vertreiben wollen.
Das geht zuweit.
Vielen Dank.
dem Verfasser des unten zitierten Beitrages muß ich ausnahmsweise mal Recht geben
aus: "Blue Pearl Mining jetzt Thompson Creek Metals"
#173949 von dosto 13.01.09 10:01:08 Beitrag Nr.: 36.361.101
Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.358.324 von Videomart am 12.01.09 19:44:03
Nun halt dich mal zurück.
Du bist hier nicht der King
und bestimmts hier nicht, wer den Thread macht.
Das Gegenteil ist der Fall, Zurückhaltung
deinerseits wäre angebracht, du bist nicht in der
Lage seit der langen Zeit, die du diesen Thread
quasi übernommen hast. die richtigen Points und Anregungen
in den Verkehr zu setzen.
Du lebst ausschließlich aus Meinungen anderer,
und versuchst das in einer Soft-Moderaton hier
nach deinem Gusto einfließen zu lassen.
Eigentlich gehören auch solche aus den Threads entfernt.
Es sind die Leute ohne Eigenschaften, deren wahre
Fratze wir ja irgendwann mal immer wieder durchblickend
sehen.
Du oder Sie haben es sich mal erlaubt hier die Threadpolizei zu spielen,
auch auch in dieser Anwort ist ein despotisches Verhalten
zu bemerken.
Darum: merke dir.
Keiner hat das Recht hier, Leute aufzufordern diesen Thread zu verlassen.
Woher und mit welcher Frechheit nimmt er sich das Recht?
Verbannung des Users Videomarkt, mit einem
Pflicht-Programm über Demokratie ist erst mal das
was man für diesen User bemerken kann.
Laß dich mal coachen, wenn du hier weitermachst,
das was du abziehst stinkt.
Lieber Mod.
Diese Post ist bewußt gewählt und enthält keinerlei
Beleidungen auf den User Videomarkt.
Sondern lediglich eine jetzt schon monatelange Feststellung
diesen Thread über die Köpfe anderer hinweg, despotisch
in seine Richtung zu dirigieren.
Ich bitte dies zu beachten.
Irgenjemnd muß ihm das mal auch öffentlich bekannt tun.
Bordmail-Verkehr scheint mir in dieser Angelegenheit
nicht angeb racht:
Es geht um Leben und Leben lassen.
Dieses Bord hat auch 2-4 (mehr sinds nicht)
Gegenmeinungen zuzulassen.
Ansonsten kann man auch der Meinung sein,
daß dieser User diesen Thread hier manipuliert,
denn selten sind eigene Meinungen und Ausrichtungen
dieses Users in der Diskussion zu vermerken.
Es ist immer ein Wisch und ein Wasch von allgemeinen
Standorten und Plätzen die abgefahren werden.
Außerdem bitte ich dich lieber Mod, auch einzuschreiten
wenn diese Moderations-User andere persönlich und
verbal vertreiben wollen.
Das geht zuweit.
Vielen Dank.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.374.372 von DaenischeSuedsee am 14.01.09 18:02:20Keiner hat das Recht hier, Leute aufzufordern diesen Thread zu verlassen.
Niemanden habe ich dazu aufgefordert, das ist einfach eine unverschämte Behauptung von Dir, die nicht stimmt,
wie auch schon einige andere in der Vergangenheit.
Die Diskussionen, die ich mit einem gewissen user namens dosto schon vor langen Monaten in anderen Threads hatte, tun hier absolut nichts zur Sache.
Aber bevor das hier ausartet, verabschiede ich mich lieber...
Guten Tag und guten Weg!
Niemanden habe ich dazu aufgefordert, das ist einfach eine unverschämte Behauptung von Dir, die nicht stimmt,
wie auch schon einige andere in der Vergangenheit.
Die Diskussionen, die ich mit einem gewissen user namens dosto schon vor langen Monaten in anderen Threads hatte, tun hier absolut nichts zur Sache.
Aber bevor das hier ausartet, verabschiede ich mich lieber...
Guten Tag und guten Weg!
Ich stelle abschließend noch eine Boardmail ein, die ich dem user DaenischeSuedsee geschickt habe:
Guten Tag!
Alte Geschichten aus anderen Threads auszugraben ist ein Mittel der "untersten Schublade", zu dem ich persönlich niemals greifen würde.
Es scheinen bei WO viele nicht ertragen zu können, daß ich Informationen zu den jeweiligen Aktien oder auch zum Gesamtmarkt einstelle, die positive und auch negative Seiten beleuchten.
Gott sei Dank gibt es auch viele user, die meine Beiträge gerne lesen und auch nutzen (wie viele BMs und ermunternde
Postings gezeigt haben).
Niemals war es meine Absicht, jemanden anzugreifen oder zu manipulieren. Jemand, der so etwas behauptet, sagt schlichtweg die Unwahrheit.
Ich wünsche Dir trotz unseres Disputes alles Gute und viel Erfolg an der Börse.
Beste Grüße
Videomart
Guten Tag!
Alte Geschichten aus anderen Threads auszugraben ist ein Mittel der "untersten Schublade", zu dem ich persönlich niemals greifen würde.
Es scheinen bei WO viele nicht ertragen zu können, daß ich Informationen zu den jeweiligen Aktien oder auch zum Gesamtmarkt einstelle, die positive und auch negative Seiten beleuchten.
Gott sei Dank gibt es auch viele user, die meine Beiträge gerne lesen und auch nutzen (wie viele BMs und ermunternde
Postings gezeigt haben).
Niemals war es meine Absicht, jemanden anzugreifen oder zu manipulieren. Jemand, der so etwas behauptet, sagt schlichtweg die Unwahrheit.
Ich wünsche Dir trotz unseres Disputes alles Gute und viel Erfolg an der Börse.
Beste Grüße
Videomart
nun mal zurück zum wesentlichen !!!
neue insiderkäufe
Jan 13/09 Jan 08/09 Clarke, Warring Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 26,500 $0.185
Jan 13/09 Dec 22/08 Clarke, Warring Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,000 $0.150
neue insiderkäufe
Jan 13/09 Jan 08/09 Clarke, Warring Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 26,500 $0.185
Jan 13/09 Dec 22/08 Clarke, Warring Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,000 $0.150
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.376.770 von Videomart am 14.01.09 22:06:56hier ist nichts schön geredet worden - ein Vergleich von AUA und MOL mit TTM ist
schlichtweg nicht richtig und irreführend
TTM hat cash Bestand und keine Schulden - wenngleich die augenblickliche
Situation für kein Unternehmen einfach ist
ansonsten wünsche Dir auch alles Gute und viel Erfolg an der Börse.
schlichtweg nicht richtig und irreführend
TTM hat cash Bestand und keine Schulden - wenngleich die augenblickliche
Situation für kein Unternehmen einfach ist
ansonsten wünsche Dir auch alles Gute und viel Erfolg an der Börse.
Sprott Moly - hier nochmal im Rückblick
http://www.sprott.com/pdf/moly-barrons.pdf
http://www.sprott.com/pdf/moly-barrons.pdf
wann wirds denn mal wieder Kurse über 0,20€ geben?
Man hört ja nicht mehr viel von TTM.
saban(g)
Man hört ja nicht mehr viel von TTM.
saban(g)
Exploration Update
The Company is nearing completion of its 2008 drill program. The Camp will be shut for the Holidays around the 18th of December and re-open during the week of January 5, 2009. All pit related core will be sent to the Company’s assayers, Alex Stewart Geochemical, prior to the Camp being closed the assayers have been asked to have all core assayed and reported back to the Company by January 25, 2009. Once these have been reviewed the 2009 drill program will commence. The Company and their drill Contractor Falcon Drilling have agreed to have one drill start February 1, 2009 to focus particularly in the “west pit area” and continue with the definition of that zone, and the Company will increase the number of drills as required. The Company has released the results from CHE-08-31 to CHE-08-37 and CHW-08-14 to CHW-08-19 completed to date. These results, and previously announced drill results from CHE-08-16 to CHE-08-30 and CHW-08-09 to CHW-08-13 (See Press Release dated October 8, 2008), can be viewed at http://ttmresources.ca/english/molybdenite-property .
vielleicht bei den nächsten news
The Company is nearing completion of its 2008 drill program. The Camp will be shut for the Holidays around the 18th of December and re-open during the week of January 5, 2009. All pit related core will be sent to the Company’s assayers, Alex Stewart Geochemical, prior to the Camp being closed the assayers have been asked to have all core assayed and reported back to the Company by January 25, 2009. Once these have been reviewed the 2009 drill program will commence. The Company and their drill Contractor Falcon Drilling have agreed to have one drill start February 1, 2009 to focus particularly in the “west pit area” and continue with the definition of that zone, and the Company will increase the number of drills as required. The Company has released the results from CHE-08-31 to CHE-08-37 and CHW-08-14 to CHW-08-19 completed to date. These results, and previously announced drill results from CHE-08-16 to CHE-08-30 and CHW-08-09 to CHW-08-13 (See Press Release dated October 8, 2008), can be viewed at http://ttmresources.ca/english/molybdenite-property .
vielleicht bei den nächsten news
TTM Resources Inc. cordially invites you to our annual Yacht Event aboard the Magic Charm Yacht moored in Coal Harbor next the Westin Bayshore’s Seawall Restaurant. This year’s event is a little different; in that we are selling tickets with all proceeds being donated to the Big Brothers Association. Five door prizes will be drawn starting with a 1st prize of a $17,000 vacation package for 4 people to Cabo San Lucas. Attendance is not necessary to win the door prizes. The cost for the tickets are only 1 for $10 or 3 for $25 and of course, complimentary food and beverages will be served aboard the docked Magic Charm. For tickets call 604 685 1144. Please see below for complete details and I hope to see you there.
Best Regards
Wer kommt mit
Best Regards
Wer kommt mit
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6. The reaction to this sudden market
downturn by producers has been to shut down, curtail and reduce production of copper, aluminum, iron, nickel, zinc, lead, manganese, uranium, molybdenum, cobalt, tantalum, etc. Even the market for raw diamonds has shown a significant drop in price. This has been immediate and I believe it will result in a faster recovery of the prices for these commodities.
Literally hundreds of small to medium producers worldwide, in all categories, have been forced to shut down production of metals. Some of these producers will not re-open.
China will be stimulating its economy with a package amounting to $600 billion U.S. over the next three years. I believe the first beneficiary will be the steel industry, which will lead the way out of the recession in base metals. The first steel related metals to recover will be molybdenum, cobalt, manganese, tungsten, niobium and chrome.
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=48982
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6. The reaction to this sudden market
downturn by producers has been to shut down, curtail and reduce production of copper, aluminum, iron, nickel, zinc, lead, manganese, uranium, molybdenum, cobalt, tantalum, etc. Even the market for raw diamonds has shown a significant drop in price. This has been immediate and I believe it will result in a faster recovery of the prices for these commodities.
Literally hundreds of small to medium producers worldwide, in all categories, have been forced to shut down production of metals. Some of these producers will not re-open.
China will be stimulating its economy with a package amounting to $600 billion U.S. over the next three years. I believe the first beneficiary will be the steel industry, which will lead the way out of the recession in base metals. The first steel related metals to recover will be molybdenum, cobalt, manganese, tungsten, niobium and chrome.
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=48982
wer hat sich denn da entladen
Interessanter Beitrag aus Stockhouse
I spent a few days in Vancouver taking in both resource shows and spent a great deal of time at TTM.
One thing is for sure is TTM are very good corporate citizens as they raised over $50,000 for big brothers in Vancouver. The cheque was presented to a very happy and totally shocked lady from big brothers. She could not believe how much TTM raised.
Met the entire gang. Very positive and great people to get to know. Particularily Richard Jordens I think everyone he knows has shares in this company. Friends, family you name it. Very confident bunch.
Monday morning TTM went to the cambridge show. Crichy and Warren were interviewed by BNN. Later that afternoon they had an interview with Istrike at TTM's board room.
They are presently working on the metalurgy. I think there may be more minerals present than just copper and moly. Looks like we may be able to obtain copper credits at the very least.
A resource update should be out in a PR very soon. It is expected to arrive at the office as early as next week. Just in time for the board meeting. I think there should be some good holes to report. The update will consist a great deal of moving inferred to indicated, maybe a little bit to measured. But measured is something we do not want at this time. But from what I fiqure it will not take too many holes to get us to a measured resource. Falcon drilling is back on the property and ready to go. Most likely with 1 drill, but another could be added if required.
First Nations, Warren is working on this and so far so good. One positive is that the BC government looks after royalties. Therefore our negotiations with the FN will focus mostly with their own environmental and traditional land issues. From what I can tell FN will not be a deal breaker.
It appears to me that finding the used mining equipment we are looking for will not be a problem. What we need will become available when we get to that stage.
Warren is busy working on the environmental study I believe with Golder. So far they do not see many problems associated with tailings etc. We purchased land for that purpose. There has to be a bit more drilling in these locations to ensure we are not covering up mineable moly with a tailings pond.
Overall I was pleased with the information that I gathered and good times will come. What we need is Anon to finish selling and the price of moly to rise. That will happen just not sure when?
I also think Anon is likely sprott in one form or another. Off hand I don't know how many shares the moly fund has. I think Eric also owns some stock as well therefore it is hard to say. Hopefully they will be done sometime soon.
If anyone has any questions I will try and answer them.
BBOB
I spent a few days in Vancouver taking in both resource shows and spent a great deal of time at TTM.
One thing is for sure is TTM are very good corporate citizens as they raised over $50,000 for big brothers in Vancouver. The cheque was presented to a very happy and totally shocked lady from big brothers. She could not believe how much TTM raised.
Met the entire gang. Very positive and great people to get to know. Particularily Richard Jordens I think everyone he knows has shares in this company. Friends, family you name it. Very confident bunch.
Monday morning TTM went to the cambridge show. Crichy and Warren were interviewed by BNN. Later that afternoon they had an interview with Istrike at TTM's board room.
They are presently working on the metalurgy. I think there may be more minerals present than just copper and moly. Looks like we may be able to obtain copper credits at the very least.
A resource update should be out in a PR very soon. It is expected to arrive at the office as early as next week. Just in time for the board meeting. I think there should be some good holes to report. The update will consist a great deal of moving inferred to indicated, maybe a little bit to measured. But measured is something we do not want at this time. But from what I fiqure it will not take too many holes to get us to a measured resource. Falcon drilling is back on the property and ready to go. Most likely with 1 drill, but another could be added if required.
First Nations, Warren is working on this and so far so good. One positive is that the BC government looks after royalties. Therefore our negotiations with the FN will focus mostly with their own environmental and traditional land issues. From what I can tell FN will not be a deal breaker.
It appears to me that finding the used mining equipment we are looking for will not be a problem. What we need will become available when we get to that stage.
Warren is busy working on the environmental study I believe with Golder. So far they do not see many problems associated with tailings etc. We purchased land for that purpose. There has to be a bit more drilling in these locations to ensure we are not covering up mineable moly with a tailings pond.
Overall I was pleased with the information that I gathered and good times will come. What we need is Anon to finish selling and the price of moly to rise. That will happen just not sure when?
I also think Anon is likely sprott in one form or another. Off hand I don't know how many shares the moly fund has. I think Eric also owns some stock as well therefore it is hard to say. Hopefully they will be done sometime soon.
If anyone has any questions I will try and answer them.
BBOB
Insider Activity Review
Feb 06/09 Jan 30/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000 $0.120
http://canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?tick…
Feb 06/09 Jan 30/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000 $0.120
http://canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?tick…
stehn vielleicht news an?
. . . ich glaub' nicht das man "Anon" jetzt in die Hände spielt
February 2009
TTM Resources Presentation
http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/pres…
February 2009
TTM Resources Presentation
http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/pres…
Volumen 1,541,00
Kurs 0,14 + 17 %
just spoke with Tom Brady and there really isn't a lot to add that BBOB hasn't already covered so I'll keep it short.
Tom think's that the press release of our updated Resource Calculation will be in roughly 2 to 3 weeks time and he did say that there will be some surprises.
As well Warren and Wes are still in Vanderhoof meeting with FN and all 3 level's of government. They've been there for the last 10 day's and should be back in the office soon.
This seem's to be a slow time of the year, not only for us but everyone else in the jr. mining business. Hopefully with Anonymous out of the road and the upcoming PR we can start building some momentum where are company is concerned.
Geoff
P.S. Tom did say that the surprises are positive!
Tom think's that the press release of our updated Resource Calculation will be in roughly 2 to 3 weeks time and he did say that there will be some surprises.
As well Warren and Wes are still in Vanderhoof meeting with FN and all 3 level's of government. They've been there for the last 10 day's and should be back in the office soon.
This seem's to be a slow time of the year, not only for us but everyone else in the jr. mining business. Hopefully with Anonymous out of the road and the upcoming PR we can start building some momentum where are company is concerned.
Geoff
P.S. Tom did say that the surprises are positive!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.588.282 von Videomart am 16.02.09 16:53:57 . . . ich geb Dir "Licht aus "
Minews Story: February 11, 2009
TTM Resources Is Driving Development Forward At The Chu Molybdenum Project In British Columbia
Canadian junior TTM Resources is making a deliberate transition in turning itself from an explorer into a developer at the moment. It’s a move that’s based around the company’s Chu molybdenum resource in central British Columbia,and decision to slow the pace of exploration and speed up the move to production is in many ways a reflection of the scarcity of general funding at the moment. The company spent 2008 with three drill rigs working tirelessly on enlarging and upgrading tonnages at Chu and with the aim of producing a preliminary economic assessment. The assessment duly came in, and was centred around an indicated resource of 388.5 million tonnes of ore grading 0.052% molybdenum at a 0.04% moly cut-off. There’s also 200.9 million tonnes of inferred resources grading 0.062% molybdenum at the same cut off grade. So the priority for 2009 will be infill drilling to upgrade the resource even further, and the continuation of environmental studies. The goal is to get into production by early 2011.
“We’re going to have at least one rig starting in about six weeks and that will be focused on infill drilling to bring resources from the inferred to the indicated category,” TTM’s Tom Brady told Minesite. “We had three drills going last year. Now we’ve really slowed down the pace and moved the focus of the money over to developing because we really don’t need prove up more than the almost 700 million tonnes of molybdenum we have – that’s plenty to make a mine.”
If the markets improve and finance can be raised at a more respectable price – TTM has traded as low as C$0.12 of late, but the company’s last raising in late 2007 was done at C$1.50 – TTM would like to add a second and third drill rig to help move the indicated resources into the measured category. The results from any such drilling would then be incorporated into a bankable feasibility study. “The issue of financing will be addressed as we move forward and the markets get better.” Brady said. “Could we use more capital? Absolutely. Are we planning on financing at C$0.12? Absolutely not – it’s ridiculous, but that’s the world today. This will be a mine one day but you could dilute it until it becomes worthless.”
The company has also added Golder & Associates to consult on the environmental and engineering planning work for the project and has hired a new vice president of exploration to free up chief operating officer Warren Robb to concentrate on development strategies. TTM has already begun work in preparation for an environmental impact study. The company is currently seeking community feedback on the proposed mine. Baseline water studies were initiated more than a year ago. Robb will work closely with Golder & Associates throughout the development process. The addition of Wesley Raven as vice president of exploration will add another 20 years of experience to the exploration team, though Raven may find himself doing little more than planning during his first few months in the job. Having said that, once the exploration program is back in full swing Raven will be a busy man, searching as he will be, for extensions to the 1.7 kilometre-long, 700 meter-deep and 300 meter-wide mineralised zone at Chu, which is still open in all directions.
Development will be aided by the project’s location. It’s 80 kilometres south-southwest from the city of Vanderhoof and just 75 kilometres from the Endako molybdenum mine and processing facility. Brady is optimistic about the molybdenum price but remains cautious on his predictions for a recovery. “These stimulus packages worldwide are mostly infrastructure, which requires molybdenum for anti-corrosion and strength. Then you’ve got the offset to that in the automotive industry, which has been devastated, and every car has got molybdenum in it for strength. So there’s lot’s of uncertainty.” But with molybdenum prices at about US$11.50 a pound, down from US$35 per pound about six months ago, and the steel industry showing signs of an improvement, it’s difficult to imagine that molybdenum will go any way other than up. TTM is nursing three other molybdenum projects in Canada. These it plans to bring onstream in due course, using Chu as the flagship.
http://www.minesite.com/
Minews Story: February 11, 2009
TTM Resources Is Driving Development Forward At The Chu Molybdenum Project In British Columbia
Canadian junior TTM Resources is making a deliberate transition in turning itself from an explorer into a developer at the moment. It’s a move that’s based around the company’s Chu molybdenum resource in central British Columbia,and decision to slow the pace of exploration and speed up the move to production is in many ways a reflection of the scarcity of general funding at the moment. The company spent 2008 with three drill rigs working tirelessly on enlarging and upgrading tonnages at Chu and with the aim of producing a preliminary economic assessment. The assessment duly came in, and was centred around an indicated resource of 388.5 million tonnes of ore grading 0.052% molybdenum at a 0.04% moly cut-off. There’s also 200.9 million tonnes of inferred resources grading 0.062% molybdenum at the same cut off grade. So the priority for 2009 will be infill drilling to upgrade the resource even further, and the continuation of environmental studies. The goal is to get into production by early 2011.
“We’re going to have at least one rig starting in about six weeks and that will be focused on infill drilling to bring resources from the inferred to the indicated category,” TTM’s Tom Brady told Minesite. “We had three drills going last year. Now we’ve really slowed down the pace and moved the focus of the money over to developing because we really don’t need prove up more than the almost 700 million tonnes of molybdenum we have – that’s plenty to make a mine.”
If the markets improve and finance can be raised at a more respectable price – TTM has traded as low as C$0.12 of late, but the company’s last raising in late 2007 was done at C$1.50 – TTM would like to add a second and third drill rig to help move the indicated resources into the measured category. The results from any such drilling would then be incorporated into a bankable feasibility study. “The issue of financing will be addressed as we move forward and the markets get better.” Brady said. “Could we use more capital? Absolutely. Are we planning on financing at C$0.12? Absolutely not – it’s ridiculous, but that’s the world today. This will be a mine one day but you could dilute it until it becomes worthless.”
The company has also added Golder & Associates to consult on the environmental and engineering planning work for the project and has hired a new vice president of exploration to free up chief operating officer Warren Robb to concentrate on development strategies. TTM has already begun work in preparation for an environmental impact study. The company is currently seeking community feedback on the proposed mine. Baseline water studies were initiated more than a year ago. Robb will work closely with Golder & Associates throughout the development process. The addition of Wesley Raven as vice president of exploration will add another 20 years of experience to the exploration team, though Raven may find himself doing little more than planning during his first few months in the job. Having said that, once the exploration program is back in full swing Raven will be a busy man, searching as he will be, for extensions to the 1.7 kilometre-long, 700 meter-deep and 300 meter-wide mineralised zone at Chu, which is still open in all directions.
Development will be aided by the project’s location. It’s 80 kilometres south-southwest from the city of Vanderhoof and just 75 kilometres from the Endako molybdenum mine and processing facility. Brady is optimistic about the molybdenum price but remains cautious on his predictions for a recovery. “These stimulus packages worldwide are mostly infrastructure, which requires molybdenum for anti-corrosion and strength. Then you’ve got the offset to that in the automotive industry, which has been devastated, and every car has got molybdenum in it for strength. So there’s lot’s of uncertainty.” But with molybdenum prices at about US$11.50 a pound, down from US$35 per pound about six months ago, and the steel industry showing signs of an improvement, it’s difficult to imagine that molybdenum will go any way other than up. TTM is nursing three other molybdenum projects in Canada. These it plans to bring onstream in due course, using Chu as the flagship.
http://www.minesite.com/
schaut mal
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
...noch ne kleine ergänzung
Feb 17/09 Feb 09/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Dec 04/08 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 480,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 195,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 325,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 325,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.600
Feb 17/09 Feb 09/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Feb 09/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
Feb 16/09 Dec 04/08 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 480,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 195,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 325,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 325,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.600
Feb 16/09 Dec 16/08 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Options [Amended Filing] 50 - Grant of options 100,000 $0.600
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.601.018 von redbull99 am 18.02.09 10:40:18Na was Clarke kann können wir doch auch
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.604.891 von HGDM am 18.02.09 17:37:00ich hab zwar schon 2 mal nachgekauft aber die verlockung ist groß jetzt noch einmal zuzuschlagen
in 2 wochen sollen ja news kommen
in 2 wochen sollen ja news kommen
The TTM Resources Annual Yacht Event aptly renamed TTM Annual Yacht ( http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/1472…and Charity Event was well attended with over 900 people stopping by throughout the evening, to show their support for the Company’s Big Brothers of Vancouver fund raiser. The event raised $53,000.00 for Big Brothers. The Management and staff of TTM thank everyone for their support for this worthwhile cause and look forward to an even greater success next year. For a recap of the evening and list of prize winners please visit http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/1472… and for photos of the event please visit http://www.ntphoto.ca/Home_NT_PHOTO.html
Ist doch ein Anfang
Weitere Käufe
Feb 17/09 Feb 09/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
Feb 17/09 Feb 09/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 200,000 $0.120
Was ist Euere Meinung zu den neuen Zahlen vom 27.02.09.
Dem Kurs hat es jedenfalls bis jetzt keine positiven Impulse gegeben
Dem Kurs hat es jedenfalls bis jetzt keine positiven Impulse gegeben
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.672.690 von Ingold am 28.02.09 09:43:27Dem Kurs hat es jedenfalls bis jetzt keine positiven Impulse gegeben
Hi Inngold,
1.) . . . wie auch, kam erst nach Börsenschluß
2.) . . . was erwartest Du in diesen Zeiten . . . ?
3.) . . . wie wär's wenn wir's erst mal hier einstellen ?
Hi Inngold,
1.) . . . wie auch, kam erst nach Börsenschluß
2.) . . . was erwartest Du in diesen Zeiten . . . ?
3.) . . . wie wär's wenn wir's erst mal hier einstellen ?
TTM estimates 140 M t measured at 0.061% Mo for Chu
2009-02-27 17:26 EST - News Release
Mr. Crichy Clarke reports
TTM RESOURCES INC CHU MOLYBDENUM PROJECT UPDATED RESOURCE ESTIMATE AND DRILL RESULTS
TTM Resources Inc. has received an updated resource estimate from G.H. Giroux, PEng, MASc, of Giroux Consultants Inc., of Vancouver, B.C., for its 100-per-cent-owned Chu molybdenum project, 75 kilometres (km) southwest of Vanderhoof, B.C., Canada. The resource estimates will be included in a revised National Instrument (NI) 43-101 report to be filed within 45 days.
Highlights include:
Measured resource -- 140 million tonnes of 0.061 per cent molybdenum (Mo) (0.040 per cent cut-off);
Indicated resource -- 173 million tonnes of 0.060 per cent Mo (0.04 per cent Mo cut-off);
Inferred resource -- 84 million tonnes of 0.058 per cent Mo (0.04 per cent Mo cut-off);
High-grade molybdenum in hole 2008 CHU-E046 -- 0.188 per cent Mo over 16.96 metres;
High-grade molybdenum in hole CHU-E050 -- 0.127 per cent Mo over 93 metres including 18.29 metres of 0.215 per cent Mo;
High-grade molybdenum in hole 2008 CHU-W022 -- 0.10 per cent Mo over 72 metres and 18.51 metres of 0.210 per cent Mo;
High-grade molybdenum in hole 2008 CHU-W023 -- 0.12 per cent Mo over 42.7 metres.
At a cut-off grade of 0.04 per cent Mo, there are an estimated 139.9 million tonnes grading 0.061 per cent Mo (188.2 million pounds Mo), 173.3 million tonnes grading 0.060 per cent Mo (229.3 million pounds Mo) and 84.4 million tonnes grading 0.058 per cent (107.9 million pounds Mo) in the measured, indicated and inferred categories, respectively.
CHU PROJECT -- MEASURED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 237,200,000 0.048 0.034 251.1 177.8
0.04 139,920,000 0.061 0.036 188.2 111.1
0.05 90,240,000 0.070 0.036 139.3 71.6
0.08 19,710,000 0.100 0.039 43.5 16.9
0.09 12,160,000 0.110 0.042 29.5 11.3
CHU PROJECT -- INDICATED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 410,160,000 0.042 0.034 379.8 307.5
0.04 173,340,000 0.060 0.037 229.3 141.4
0.05 102,710,000 0.070 0.037 158.5 83.8
0.08 26,130,000 0.097 0.039 55.9 22.5
0.09 14,840,000 0.106 0.041 34.7 13.4
CHU PROJECT -- INFERRED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 220,200,000 0.040 0.036 194.2 174.8
0.04 84,400,000 0.058 0.043 107.9 80.0
0.05 50,040,000 0.068 0.046 75.0 50.8
0.08 12,420,000 0.093 0.051 25.5 14.0
0.09 4,580,000 0.103 0.051 10.4 5.2
CHU PROJECT -- MEASURED PLUS INDICATED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 647,330,000 0.044 0.034 628.0 485.3
0.04 313,250,000 0.060 0.037 414.4 255.6
0.05 192,950,000 0.070 0.036 297.8 153.2
0.08 45,840,000 0.098 0.039 99.1 39.4
0.09 26,990,000 0.108 0.041 64.3 24.4
Resource criteria
The mineral resources mentioned in the resource tables are defined in terms of the National Instrument (NI) 43-101 regulations and their estimation was carried out using industry standard practices using ordinary kriging of blocks 20 metres by 20 metres by 10 metres high. The mineral resources are undiluted and a total of 10 assays were capped at 0.54 per cent Mo. Measured mineral resources were produced using a search ellipse with dimensions equal to one-quarter the semivariogram range. Indicated mineral resource estimates were produced using a search ellipse with dimensions equal to one-half the semivariogram range. A specific gravity based on 328 measurements of 2.69 was used for tonnage calculations. Assay results from 121 diamond drill holes totalling 64,610 metres were used. A total of 22,170 Mo assay and 20,917 Cu assay intersections made up the resource database.
The company is very pleased with the result of these independent estimates and, subject to the conclusions and recommendations in the upcoming NI 43-101 report, it will use these resource estimates as a guide for the 2009 drill program and to enhance future economic development studies.
Warren Robb states: "Our current drilling will now focus on defining our highest-grade molybdenum areas. This drilling will help us properly identify and define the best areas for starter pits and enhance our overall resource model. Our dedicated geological staff remains motivated and focused on outlining B.C.'s second largest primary molybdenum deposit."
Drill results
The company is also pleased to release the results from CHE-08-38 to CHE-08-52 and CHW-08-20 to CHW-08-23, completed in 2008.
Analyses of samples from the current program are completed at Stewart Group in Kamloops, B.C. The company has in place a comprehensive quality assurance/quality control program including standards, blanks and duplicate samples that form part of the sampling protocol. In addition the laboratory has its own quality assurance program.
DRILLING HIGHLIGHTS
Hole No Length From To Length Mo (%)
(m) (m) (m) (m)
2008-CHU-E038 389.21 419.00 29.79 0.098
507.12 517.22 10.10 0.130
2008-CHU-E040 306.92 323.27 16.35 0.100
2008-CHU-E042 742.76 32.61 55.01 22.40 0.103
151.49 175.86 24.37 0.122
2008-CHU-E044 833.42 428.83 456.26 27.43 0.101
495.89 514.17 18.28 0.107
2008-CHU-E046 481.26 339.84 356.80 16.96 0.188
2008-CHU-E047 980.49 419.69 444.07 24.38 0.129
569.03 714.23 145.20 0.100
2008-CHU-E050 932.03 561.95 858.88 296.93 0.088
including 561.95 709.54 147.59 0.104
and including 601.20 694.30 93.10 0.127
and including 676.01 694.30 18.29 0.215
2008-CHU-W021 346.54 400.49 53.95 0.100
2008-CHU-W022 32.61 66.14 33.53 0.110
120.00 192.00 72.00 0.100
581.00 599.51 18.51 0.210
2008-CHU-W023 159.36 182.00 22.64 0.106
210.18 242.91 32.73 0.115
663.47 706.19 42.72 0.120
Note: Please refer to the company website for complete results.
W.K. Crichy Clarke, president and chief executive officer of TTM Resources, says: "Our goal throughout the 2008 drill program was to improve the resource classification by establishing a measured resource and to move most of the inferred resource into the indicated resource category. The preliminary economic assessment report (PEA) written by Moose Mountain guided these efforts. We are excited with our success. We continue to see areas of high-grade Mo throughout the potential mining area and are pleased to note that our exploration efforts have identified resources below the 650-metre pit bottom identified in Moose Mountains' PEA report. Our resource continues to grow stronger at depth. This bodes well for a long profitable mining scenario for the company, the city of Vanderhoof and its surrounding communities. Our 2009 program, with the guidance of Moose Mountain and Giroux Consultants, will be to establish suitable near-surface, high-grade zones that will allow the company to maximize early returns in a future mining scenario. We will concentrate in the West Pit area where indications are good for the early recovery of high-grade Mo. We will keep our shareholders informed."
Normal course issuer bid
The company has completed the purchase of 2.5 million shares (5 per cent of its issued and outstanding) currently leaving 48,136,489 shares issued and outstanding. The company has applied for a continuation of this bid and has asked for approval to purchase up to an additional 1.6 million shares. "While we are surprised at the price shareholders are prepared to sell their shares at, we continue to believe purchase and cancellation is in the best interest of all shareholders," says Mr. Clarke.
The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this news release was reviewed by Mr. Robb, PGeo, and Wes Raven PGeo, who are both qualified persons for the purposes of NI 43-101.
We seek Safe Harbor.
ich habe mir erlaubt ein paar Sachen hervor zu heben, leider lassen die Tabellen sich nicht gut darstellen, dafür hier der link . . .
http://www.stockwatch.com/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bid=Z-C:…
2009-02-27 17:26 EST - News Release
Mr. Crichy Clarke reports
TTM RESOURCES INC CHU MOLYBDENUM PROJECT UPDATED RESOURCE ESTIMATE AND DRILL RESULTS
TTM Resources Inc. has received an updated resource estimate from G.H. Giroux, PEng, MASc, of Giroux Consultants Inc., of Vancouver, B.C., for its 100-per-cent-owned Chu molybdenum project, 75 kilometres (km) southwest of Vanderhoof, B.C., Canada. The resource estimates will be included in a revised National Instrument (NI) 43-101 report to be filed within 45 days.
Highlights include:
Measured resource -- 140 million tonnes of 0.061 per cent molybdenum (Mo) (0.040 per cent cut-off);
Indicated resource -- 173 million tonnes of 0.060 per cent Mo (0.04 per cent Mo cut-off);
Inferred resource -- 84 million tonnes of 0.058 per cent Mo (0.04 per cent Mo cut-off);
High-grade molybdenum in hole 2008 CHU-E046 -- 0.188 per cent Mo over 16.96 metres;
High-grade molybdenum in hole CHU-E050 -- 0.127 per cent Mo over 93 metres including 18.29 metres of 0.215 per cent Mo;
High-grade molybdenum in hole 2008 CHU-W022 -- 0.10 per cent Mo over 72 metres and 18.51 metres of 0.210 per cent Mo;
High-grade molybdenum in hole 2008 CHU-W023 -- 0.12 per cent Mo over 42.7 metres.
At a cut-off grade of 0.04 per cent Mo, there are an estimated 139.9 million tonnes grading 0.061 per cent Mo (188.2 million pounds Mo), 173.3 million tonnes grading 0.060 per cent Mo (229.3 million pounds Mo) and 84.4 million tonnes grading 0.058 per cent (107.9 million pounds Mo) in the measured, indicated and inferred categories, respectively.
CHU PROJECT -- MEASURED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 237,200,000 0.048 0.034 251.1 177.8
0.04 139,920,000 0.061 0.036 188.2 111.1
0.05 90,240,000 0.070 0.036 139.3 71.6
0.08 19,710,000 0.100 0.039 43.5 16.9
0.09 12,160,000 0.110 0.042 29.5 11.3
CHU PROJECT -- INDICATED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 410,160,000 0.042 0.034 379.8 307.5
0.04 173,340,000 0.060 0.037 229.3 141.4
0.05 102,710,000 0.070 0.037 158.5 83.8
0.08 26,130,000 0.097 0.039 55.9 22.5
0.09 14,840,000 0.106 0.041 34.7 13.4
CHU PROJECT -- INFERRED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 220,200,000 0.040 0.036 194.2 174.8
0.04 84,400,000 0.058 0.043 107.9 80.0
0.05 50,040,000 0.068 0.046 75.0 50.8
0.08 12,420,000 0.093 0.051 25.5 14.0
0.09 4,580,000 0.103 0.051 10.4 5.2
CHU PROJECT -- MEASURED PLUS INDICATED RESOURCE
Mo cut-off Tonnes> cut-off Grade > cut-off
(%) (tonnes) Mo Cu
(%) (%) Million lb Mo Million lb Cu
0.02 647,330,000 0.044 0.034 628.0 485.3
0.04 313,250,000 0.060 0.037 414.4 255.6
0.05 192,950,000 0.070 0.036 297.8 153.2
0.08 45,840,000 0.098 0.039 99.1 39.4
0.09 26,990,000 0.108 0.041 64.3 24.4
Resource criteria
The mineral resources mentioned in the resource tables are defined in terms of the National Instrument (NI) 43-101 regulations and their estimation was carried out using industry standard practices using ordinary kriging of blocks 20 metres by 20 metres by 10 metres high. The mineral resources are undiluted and a total of 10 assays were capped at 0.54 per cent Mo. Measured mineral resources were produced using a search ellipse with dimensions equal to one-quarter the semivariogram range. Indicated mineral resource estimates were produced using a search ellipse with dimensions equal to one-half the semivariogram range. A specific gravity based on 328 measurements of 2.69 was used for tonnage calculations. Assay results from 121 diamond drill holes totalling 64,610 metres were used. A total of 22,170 Mo assay and 20,917 Cu assay intersections made up the resource database.
The company is very pleased with the result of these independent estimates and, subject to the conclusions and recommendations in the upcoming NI 43-101 report, it will use these resource estimates as a guide for the 2009 drill program and to enhance future economic development studies.
Warren Robb states: "Our current drilling will now focus on defining our highest-grade molybdenum areas. This drilling will help us properly identify and define the best areas for starter pits and enhance our overall resource model. Our dedicated geological staff remains motivated and focused on outlining B.C.'s second largest primary molybdenum deposit."
Drill results
The company is also pleased to release the results from CHE-08-38 to CHE-08-52 and CHW-08-20 to CHW-08-23, completed in 2008.
Analyses of samples from the current program are completed at Stewart Group in Kamloops, B.C. The company has in place a comprehensive quality assurance/quality control program including standards, blanks and duplicate samples that form part of the sampling protocol. In addition the laboratory has its own quality assurance program.
DRILLING HIGHLIGHTS
Hole No Length From To Length Mo (%)
(m) (m) (m) (m)
2008-CHU-E038 389.21 419.00 29.79 0.098
507.12 517.22 10.10 0.130
2008-CHU-E040 306.92 323.27 16.35 0.100
2008-CHU-E042 742.76 32.61 55.01 22.40 0.103
151.49 175.86 24.37 0.122
2008-CHU-E044 833.42 428.83 456.26 27.43 0.101
495.89 514.17 18.28 0.107
2008-CHU-E046 481.26 339.84 356.80 16.96 0.188
2008-CHU-E047 980.49 419.69 444.07 24.38 0.129
569.03 714.23 145.20 0.100
2008-CHU-E050 932.03 561.95 858.88 296.93 0.088
including 561.95 709.54 147.59 0.104
and including 601.20 694.30 93.10 0.127
and including 676.01 694.30 18.29 0.215
2008-CHU-W021 346.54 400.49 53.95 0.100
2008-CHU-W022 32.61 66.14 33.53 0.110
120.00 192.00 72.00 0.100
581.00 599.51 18.51 0.210
2008-CHU-W023 159.36 182.00 22.64 0.106
210.18 242.91 32.73 0.115
663.47 706.19 42.72 0.120
Note: Please refer to the company website for complete results.
W.K. Crichy Clarke, president and chief executive officer of TTM Resources, says: "Our goal throughout the 2008 drill program was to improve the resource classification by establishing a measured resource and to move most of the inferred resource into the indicated resource category. The preliminary economic assessment report (PEA) written by Moose Mountain guided these efforts. We are excited with our success. We continue to see areas of high-grade Mo throughout the potential mining area and are pleased to note that our exploration efforts have identified resources below the 650-metre pit bottom identified in Moose Mountains' PEA report. Our resource continues to grow stronger at depth. This bodes well for a long profitable mining scenario for the company, the city of Vanderhoof and its surrounding communities. Our 2009 program, with the guidance of Moose Mountain and Giroux Consultants, will be to establish suitable near-surface, high-grade zones that will allow the company to maximize early returns in a future mining scenario. We will concentrate in the West Pit area where indications are good for the early recovery of high-grade Mo. We will keep our shareholders informed."
Normal course issuer bid
The company has completed the purchase of 2.5 million shares (5 per cent of its issued and outstanding) currently leaving 48,136,489 shares issued and outstanding. The company has applied for a continuation of this bid and has asked for approval to purchase up to an additional 1.6 million shares. "While we are surprised at the price shareholders are prepared to sell their shares at, we continue to believe purchase and cancellation is in the best interest of all shareholders," says Mr. Clarke.
The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this news release was reviewed by Mr. Robb, PGeo, and Wes Raven PGeo, who are both qualified persons for the purposes of NI 43-101.
We seek Safe Harbor.
ich habe mir erlaubt ein paar Sachen hervor zu heben, leider lassen die Tabellen sich nicht gut darstellen, dafür hier der link . . .
http://www.stockwatch.com/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bid=Z-C:…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.673.299 von DaenischeSuedsee am 28.02.09 12:57:44Hallo DS,
Hast vollkommen recht, hätte es auch selber reingestellt, wenn ich gewusst hätte wie?
Vielleicht kommt am Montag etwas Bewegung rein, wir könnten es brauchen.
Gruß Ingold
Hast vollkommen recht, hätte es auch selber reingestellt, wenn ich gewusst hätte wie?
Vielleicht kommt am Montag etwas Bewegung rein, wir könnten es brauchen.
Gruß Ingold
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.674.188 von Ingold am 28.02.09 18:07:27Ingold,
also was mir bis jetzt erst mal so aufgefallen ist:
überraschend, daß TTM bereits jetzt 140 Mio to respektive 180 Mio. lbs Mo in der Kategorie "measured",
damit hat zu diesem Zeitpunkt wohl noch niemand gerechnet
gegenüber früheren NR's werden hier zum ersten mal auch Cu-Anteile mit aufgeführt, folglich
nehme ich an, daß diese positiv zur Wirtschaftlichkeit beitragen
innert der nächsten 45 Tage ist ein NI 43-101 update zu erwarten
am besten hat mir der Satz gefallen: Warren Robb states: . . . focused on outlining B.C.'s second largest
primary molybdenum deposit." das müßte auch Deine Frage von heute morgen beantworten
soweit erst mal . . . bis denn
also was mir bis jetzt erst mal so aufgefallen ist:
überraschend, daß TTM bereits jetzt 140 Mio to respektive 180 Mio. lbs Mo in der Kategorie "measured",
damit hat zu diesem Zeitpunkt wohl noch niemand gerechnet
gegenüber früheren NR's werden hier zum ersten mal auch Cu-Anteile mit aufgeführt, folglich
nehme ich an, daß diese positiv zur Wirtschaftlichkeit beitragen
innert der nächsten 45 Tage ist ein NI 43-101 update zu erwarten
am besten hat mir der Satz gefallen: Warren Robb states: . . . focused on outlining B.C.'s second largest
primary molybdenum deposit." das müßte auch Deine Frage von heute morgen beantworten
soweit erst mal . . . bis denn
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.674.544 von DaenischeSuedsee am 28.02.09 20:08:36P.S.: Wirtschaftlichkeit
330 Mio lbs Cu = ca. 150 tausend Tonnen Kupfer
das entspricht einer flotten Kupfer Mine mit 10 Jahre life time und einer
Produktion von 15 tausend Tonnen je Jahr, das ist schon ganz anständig
330 Mio lbs Cu = ca. 150 tausend Tonnen Kupfer
das entspricht einer flotten Kupfer Mine mit 10 Jahre life time und einer
Produktion von 15 tausend Tonnen je Jahr, das ist schon ganz anständig
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.674.566 von DaenischeSuedsee am 28.02.09 20:15:18Hi Südsee,
habe längere Zeit nicht reingeschaut, ist schon erschreckend der
Absturz bei TTM, aber die Lichter gehen hier bestimmt nicht aus
wie unser Freund schrieb, ganz im gegenteil, diese Ergebnisse sind schon sehr Gut
Werde nächste Woche mal ein paar Dinger nachkaufen,
wenn nicht alles Umkippt auf der Welt werden wir hier noch ganz andere Kurse sehen
Grüsse und alles Gute
habe längere Zeit nicht reingeschaut, ist schon erschreckend der
Absturz bei TTM, aber die Lichter gehen hier bestimmt nicht aus
wie unser Freund schrieb, ganz im gegenteil, diese Ergebnisse sind schon sehr Gut
Werde nächste Woche mal ein paar Dinger nachkaufen,
wenn nicht alles Umkippt auf der Welt werden wir hier noch ganz andere Kurse sehen
Grüsse und alles Gute
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.675.188 von bergsteigen am 01.03.09 01:12:40Grüß' Dich bergsteigen,
noch ein paar Zahlen, irgendwie kann ich mir das in Tonnen besser vorstellen
At a cut-off grade of 0.04 per cent Mo measured and indicated
139.9 million tonnes grading 0.061 per cent Mo (188.2 million pounds Mo)
173.3 million tonnes grading 0.060 per cent Mo (229.3 million pounds Mo)
188 + 229 = 417 million pounds = 189000 to Mo
eine Jahresproduktion von 20 Mio lbs entspricht etwa 9000 to Mo
1 lb = 0,453 kg; 1 to = 2204 lbs(pounds)
noch ein paar Zahlen, irgendwie kann ich mir das in Tonnen besser vorstellen
At a cut-off grade of 0.04 per cent Mo measured and indicated
139.9 million tonnes grading 0.061 per cent Mo (188.2 million pounds Mo)
173.3 million tonnes grading 0.060 per cent Mo (229.3 million pounds Mo)
188 + 229 = 417 million pounds = 189000 to Mo
eine Jahresproduktion von 20 Mio lbs entspricht etwa 9000 to Mo
1 lb = 0,453 kg; 1 to = 2204 lbs(pounds)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.675.951 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.03.09 12:54:01hallo zusammen,
paar Tage nicht da und schon Supernews
Prima von Dir, die bessere Darstellung in to
jetzt noch was nettes zur weiteren Finanzierung und 2010 geht für uns die "Sonne" auf.
paar Tage nicht da und schon Supernews
Prima von Dir, die bessere Darstellung in to
jetzt noch was nettes zur weiteren Finanzierung und 2010 geht für uns die "Sonne" auf.
.
. . . TTM's Chu at 414 million lb Mo, 255 million lb Cu M+I
http://www.stockwatch.com/oldsite/oldsite_quote.aspx?symbol=…
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. . . TTM's Chu at 414 million lb Mo, 255 million lb Cu M+I
http://www.stockwatch.com/oldsite/oldsite_quote.aspx?symbol=…
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TTM molybdenum project faces delay
3 Mar 2009 (Metal-Pages)
TTM Resources says it is facing a delay in production at its Chu molybdenum site in British Columbia because of the fall in prices, sparked by the global credit crisis and worldwide economic downturn.
TTM’s president said the company with around $ 3 million in the bank is currently exploring avenues to raise finance.
Last March, when molybdenum prices were riding high at $ 33.50-34.25/lb, but has since collapsed to €0.05 ($0.06) on Berlin’s stock exchange, as molybdenum trioxide has dipped to $ 8.70-9/lb.
TTM has previously spoken informally with Thompson Creek about roasting molybdenum concentrates at its Endako mine 75 miles away, and has also considered shipping product to Europe or even China for conversion into ferro-molybdenum, once it starts coming out of the ground.
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/38049/
3 Mar 2009 (Metal-Pages)
TTM Resources says it is facing a delay in production at its Chu molybdenum site in British Columbia because of the fall in prices, sparked by the global credit crisis and worldwide economic downturn.
TTM’s president said the company with around $ 3 million in the bank is currently exploring avenues to raise finance.
Last March, when molybdenum prices were riding high at $ 33.50-34.25/lb, but has since collapsed to €0.05 ($0.06) on Berlin’s stock exchange, as molybdenum trioxide has dipped to $ 8.70-9/lb.
TTM has previously spoken informally with Thompson Creek about roasting molybdenum concentrates at its Endako mine 75 miles away, and has also considered shipping product to Europe or even China for conversion into ferro-molybdenum, once it starts coming out of the ground.
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/38049/
TTM Resources increases shares for buyback
2009-03-03 16:52 EST - News Release
Mr. W.K. Crichy Clarke reports
TTM INCREASES NORMAL COURSE ISSUER BID
TTM Resources Inc. has received approval from the TSX Venture Exchange to increase to 4.1 million the number of common shares available for purchase and cancellation under its normal course issuer bid first reported in Stockwatch on Oct. 22, 2008. This represents approximately 10 per cent of the issued and outstanding share capital of the company as of the date the bid was first announced, excluding shares held by insiders of the company.
http://www.stockwatch.com/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bid=Z-C:…
2009-03-03 16:52 EST - News Release
Mr. W.K. Crichy Clarke reports
TTM INCREASES NORMAL COURSE ISSUER BID
TTM Resources Inc. has received approval from the TSX Venture Exchange to increase to 4.1 million the number of common shares available for purchase and cancellation under its normal course issuer bid first reported in Stockwatch on Oct. 22, 2008. This represents approximately 10 per cent of the issued and outstanding share capital of the company as of the date the bid was first announced, excluding shares held by insiders of the company.
http://www.stockwatch.com/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bid=Z-C:…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.694.076 von Videomart am 03.03.09 22:58:48Folgender, wichtiger Absatz in dem Bericht war unvollständig, (sorry dafür):
"Last March, when molybdenum prices were riding high at $ 33.50-34.25/lb, TTM’s share price stood €1.16 ($1.46), but has since collapsed to €0.05 ($0.06) on Berlin’s stock exchange, as molybdenum trioxide has dipped to $ 8.70-9/lb.
The company has been boosted by an updated resource estimate but it says surprised by a major shareholder selling off 2.5 million shares at such a low price and has asked authorities for permission to buy another 1.6 million.
TTM says it intends to switch its drilling programme to the highest grade molybdenum area, in a bid to identify for starter pits, and boost its resource model. Clarke said the company is not really interested in selling and has received overtures from companies in the Far East interested in buying material while prices are low."
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/38049/
"Last March, when molybdenum prices were riding high at $ 33.50-34.25/lb, TTM’s share price stood €1.16 ($1.46), but has since collapsed to €0.05 ($0.06) on Berlin’s stock exchange, as molybdenum trioxide has dipped to $ 8.70-9/lb.
The company has been boosted by an updated resource estimate but it says surprised by a major shareholder selling off 2.5 million shares at such a low price and has asked authorities for permission to buy another 1.6 million.
TTM says it intends to switch its drilling programme to the highest grade molybdenum area, in a bid to identify for starter pits, and boost its resource model. Clarke said the company is not really interested in selling and has received overtures from companies in the Far East interested in buying material while prices are low."
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/38049/
Molybdenum tipped to move above $20/lb in 2011
LONDON (Metal-Pages) 04-Mar-09
Molybdenum prices could rise above $ 20/lb in 2011, should there be a pickup in demand, according to analysts at New York-based CPM Group.
Prices could average between $ 10.50-11/lb this year, moving to $ 16 in 2010 and if the fundamentals play out, a surplus could support a molybdenum price of more than $ 20/lb in 2011, should there be a sizeable deficit, CPM Group Commodity Analyst Douglas Horn said.
Horn (pictured left) was speaking at the Metal-Pages ‘Cobalt & Molybdenum Price Risk Management’ Conference in London on Wednesday.
Analysts at CPM predict the market to have what Horne termed “a manageable surplus this year.”
The figure should reach a very manageable 10 million lbs, versus 17.7 million lbs during the last recession in 2000, Horne said.
Many delegates at the conference say they are scratching their heads about a timescale for a recovery in metal prices, amid the global economic downturn.
In the short run, Horne said there is little prospect of a price recovery, given the severity of the worldwide slowdown, but he did sketch out a longer term view:
“It could be very quiet on the moly front at least for the first three quarters of this year, before receiving a boost from stimulus measures from various governments around the world, when prices should begin to reflect a tighter market balance.”
U.S. lawmakers last month reached agreement on President Barack Obama’s $ 789 billion economic stimulus package.
China announced $ 586 billion worth of measures, aimed kick-starting its economy in November and recently passed a bill for a stimulus package plan designed to rescue the struggling nonferrous metals industry.
Most market participants believe that the nonferrous measures will have little impact on minor metals in the short run.
In his presentation, Horne said in 2008 for the first time, primary suppliers accounted for more than 50% of production versus 40% in 2000, with the top six producers holding more than 50% of the market.
CPM is forecasting deep cuts in the use of steel containing molybdenum by end users.
But Horne added 12% less demand for carbon steel, 8.6% for tool steels and 5% for High Carbon Low Steel (HSLA) should be offset to some extent by modest growth in stainless steel, after seven quarters of declines in stainless production.
Molybdenum trioxide is currently fetching $ 8.70/lb, having tumbled from $ 32.75 to $ 33.75 in mid-September.
www.metal-pages.com
LONDON (Metal-Pages) 04-Mar-09
Molybdenum prices could rise above $ 20/lb in 2011, should there be a pickup in demand, according to analysts at New York-based CPM Group.
Prices could average between $ 10.50-11/lb this year, moving to $ 16 in 2010 and if the fundamentals play out, a surplus could support a molybdenum price of more than $ 20/lb in 2011, should there be a sizeable deficit, CPM Group Commodity Analyst Douglas Horn said.
Horn (pictured left) was speaking at the Metal-Pages ‘Cobalt & Molybdenum Price Risk Management’ Conference in London on Wednesday.
Analysts at CPM predict the market to have what Horne termed “a manageable surplus this year.”
The figure should reach a very manageable 10 million lbs, versus 17.7 million lbs during the last recession in 2000, Horne said.
Many delegates at the conference say they are scratching their heads about a timescale for a recovery in metal prices, amid the global economic downturn.
In the short run, Horne said there is little prospect of a price recovery, given the severity of the worldwide slowdown, but he did sketch out a longer term view:
“It could be very quiet on the moly front at least for the first three quarters of this year, before receiving a boost from stimulus measures from various governments around the world, when prices should begin to reflect a tighter market balance.”
U.S. lawmakers last month reached agreement on President Barack Obama’s $ 789 billion economic stimulus package.
China announced $ 586 billion worth of measures, aimed kick-starting its economy in November and recently passed a bill for a stimulus package plan designed to rescue the struggling nonferrous metals industry.
Most market participants believe that the nonferrous measures will have little impact on minor metals in the short run.
In his presentation, Horne said in 2008 for the first time, primary suppliers accounted for more than 50% of production versus 40% in 2000, with the top six producers holding more than 50% of the market.
CPM is forecasting deep cuts in the use of steel containing molybdenum by end users.
But Horne added 12% less demand for carbon steel, 8.6% for tool steels and 5% for High Carbon Low Steel (HSLA) should be offset to some extent by modest growth in stainless steel, after seven quarters of declines in stainless production.
Molybdenum trioxide is currently fetching $ 8.70/lb, having tumbled from $ 32.75 to $ 33.75 in mid-September.
www.metal-pages.com
wenn es denn so kommt, dann würde das gut passen
LME will Futures auf Molybdän und Kupfer starten
05.03.2009 | 13:00 Uhr | Rainer Hahn (EMFIS)
RTE Stuttgart - (www.rohstoffe-go.de) - Im Rahmen einer Konferenz der London Metal Exchange (LME) gab die Metallbörse bekannt, dass es die Einführung neuer Futures-Kontrakte beabsichtigt. Die Kontrakte beziehen sich auf die Rohstoffe Molybdän und Kobalt. Die Einführung der Kontrakte ist geplant entweder für dieses Jahr oder im kommenden Jahr.
Molybdän ist ein Nebenprodukt bei der Kupferförderung und wird für die Herstellung von Edelstahl verwendet.
Kobalt ist ein Nebenprodukt bei der Nickelförderung und wird in der Luft- und Raumfahrt, aber auch in wiederaufladbaren Batterien verwendet.
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Rohstoffe-Go - Bergbau: Erholung schon in der zweiten Jahreshälfte
Rohstoffe-Go - Stuttgart (www.rohstoffe-go.de) Könnte der schwer unter Druck geratene Minensektor schon in zweiten Jahreshälfte 2009 wieder in Schwung kommen? Zumindest erste Anzeichen dafür sieht Francis McGuire, CEO des zweitgrößten Anbieters von Bergbaudienstleistungen Major Drill Group (CA5609091031), der auf Grund seiner Dienstleistungsfunktion als eine Art Seismograph für die Entwicklung der Branche angesehen werden kann.
Denn trotz der jüngsten Annullierung der Explorationsaktivitäten vieler Kunden hätten im einige Klienten bereits signalisiert, dass sie darüber nachdenken, ihre Projekte bereits in einigen Monaten wieder zu aktivieren.
Dass die ersten sechs Monate 2009 vor allem von extremer Vorsicht der Bergbauunternehmen gekennzeichnet sein werden, scheint offensichtlich. McGuire aber erwartet dann eine Besserung, wenn auch nur eine kleine. Besonders starke und positive Signale erhalte Major Drilling von Kunden, die im Kupferbereich tätig sind, dass sie in absehbarer Zeit wieder positive Entscheidungen bezüglich etwaiger Explorationsaktivitäten treffen würden. Es sei zwar noch zum Teil Spekulation, doch diese Kunden schienen eine signifikante Verbesserung der Situation zu erwarten.
05.03.2009 | 13:00 Uhr | Rainer Hahn (EMFIS)
RTE Stuttgart - (www.rohstoffe-go.de) - Im Rahmen einer Konferenz der London Metal Exchange (LME) gab die Metallbörse bekannt, dass es die Einführung neuer Futures-Kontrakte beabsichtigt. Die Kontrakte beziehen sich auf die Rohstoffe Molybdän und Kobalt. Die Einführung der Kontrakte ist geplant entweder für dieses Jahr oder im kommenden Jahr.
Molybdän ist ein Nebenprodukt bei der Kupferförderung und wird für die Herstellung von Edelstahl verwendet.
Kobalt ist ein Nebenprodukt bei der Nickelförderung und wird in der Luft- und Raumfahrt, aber auch in wiederaufladbaren Batterien verwendet.
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Rohstoffe-Go - Bergbau: Erholung schon in der zweiten Jahreshälfte
Rohstoffe-Go - Stuttgart (www.rohstoffe-go.de) Könnte der schwer unter Druck geratene Minensektor schon in zweiten Jahreshälfte 2009 wieder in Schwung kommen? Zumindest erste Anzeichen dafür sieht Francis McGuire, CEO des zweitgrößten Anbieters von Bergbaudienstleistungen Major Drill Group (CA5609091031), der auf Grund seiner Dienstleistungsfunktion als eine Art Seismograph für die Entwicklung der Branche angesehen werden kann.
Denn trotz der jüngsten Annullierung der Explorationsaktivitäten vieler Kunden hätten im einige Klienten bereits signalisiert, dass sie darüber nachdenken, ihre Projekte bereits in einigen Monaten wieder zu aktivieren.
Dass die ersten sechs Monate 2009 vor allem von extremer Vorsicht der Bergbauunternehmen gekennzeichnet sein werden, scheint offensichtlich. McGuire aber erwartet dann eine Besserung, wenn auch nur eine kleine. Besonders starke und positive Signale erhalte Major Drilling von Kunden, die im Kupferbereich tätig sind, dass sie in absehbarer Zeit wieder positive Entscheidungen bezüglich etwaiger Explorationsaktivitäten treffen würden. Es sei zwar noch zum Teil Spekulation, doch diese Kunden schienen eine signifikante Verbesserung der Situation zu erwarten.
. . . nun, wenn sonst niemand die news hier einstellen will . . .
TTM Resources: A Message From The President
March 04, 2009
As we stated in our February 27,2009 News release, We are very excited about the success of our 2008 Program. It proved that our resource is definable and real. We have an enormous Measured resource with great possibilities to have that increase. We also see increasing grade at depth which will allow for a long life to our mine. 2009 will be a year for us to continue cautiously towards the regulatory approval of the establishment of our mine. It is lengthy and requires a good deal of help from our engineers, Golder Associates and Moose Mountain. They are working now at various studies and surveys and filings. We believe this will establish the project as clearly being at the forefront of the next wave of mineable projects in BC as the commodity prices improve. We believe that will happen given the commitments to “Infra-structure Spending” that the countries around the world are making. All of these plans require the use of commodities . We will be around to participate.
We are continuing our Normal Course Issuer Bid as we think it is the best value for our shareholders. We have announced approval for a further 1.6 million share buy-back and will use that to support our share price and be available to purchase and cancel from Treasury any shares that are offered at “Bargain basement’ prices. It will only increase the value for the rest of our shareholders.
We also continue dialogues on a number of fronts with interested parties both in Canada and abroad. We think it is time to develop some strategic relationships for future development and “off-take” arrangements. We will continue with this and keep our shareholders informed.
We will move more slowly in 2009, but we will continue to move. Progress is essential to our success. Stay tuned as we will keep our shareholders informed of our progress.
W.K. Crichy Clarke
TTM Resources: A Message From The President
March 04, 2009
As we stated in our February 27,2009 News release, We are very excited about the success of our 2008 Program. It proved that our resource is definable and real. We have an enormous Measured resource with great possibilities to have that increase. We also see increasing grade at depth which will allow for a long life to our mine. 2009 will be a year for us to continue cautiously towards the regulatory approval of the establishment of our mine. It is lengthy and requires a good deal of help from our engineers, Golder Associates and Moose Mountain. They are working now at various studies and surveys and filings. We believe this will establish the project as clearly being at the forefront of the next wave of mineable projects in BC as the commodity prices improve. We believe that will happen given the commitments to “Infra-structure Spending” that the countries around the world are making. All of these plans require the use of commodities . We will be around to participate.
We are continuing our Normal Course Issuer Bid as we think it is the best value for our shareholders. We have announced approval for a further 1.6 million share buy-back and will use that to support our share price and be available to purchase and cancel from Treasury any shares that are offered at “Bargain basement’ prices. It will only increase the value for the rest of our shareholders.
We also continue dialogues on a number of fronts with interested parties both in Canada and abroad. We think it is time to develop some strategic relationships for future development and “off-take” arrangements. We will continue with this and keep our shareholders informed.
We will move more slowly in 2009, but we will continue to move. Progress is essential to our success. Stay tuned as we will keep our shareholders informed of our progress.
W.K. Crichy Clarke
Eben sehe ich wieder News von TTQ, kanns leider nicht reinstellen.
Würde mich interessieren wie ihr die bewertet?
Würde mich interessieren wie ihr die bewertet?
BTV-Business Television Features TTM Resources Inc. and Interviews Mr. Warren Robb COO and President & CEO Mr. Crichy Clarke
Message from the President & CEO Mr. Crichy Clarke
TTM Resources Inc. invites you to view a recent video interview with Mr. Warren Robb, COO and Mr. Crichy Clarke, Company President and CEO During the video management discusses the Company’s Chu Molybdenum Development Project and the prospects for the near and long term future of the Company as it proceeds with its plans to development the Chu Mo Resource into a mine.
The video can be seen at http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/TTMResourcesMar09.wmv and will also be broadcast on Mar 14th and Mar 15th, 2009 -- on National TV, BTV-Business Television profiles: on the following television stations.
BTV BROADCAST TIMES:
CANADA: BNN -- Sat, Mar 14th @ 8:00pm EDT
Ontario: SUNTV -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 9:00am EDT
Alberta: CITY TV -- Sat, Mar 14th @ 10:30am MDT
BC/Washington: KVOS TV -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 4:30pm PDT
Bell Express VU & Star Choice -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 6:00am PDT
West SUNTV -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 6:00am PDT
U.S. national: America One -- Sat, Mar 14th @ 10:30 am EDT www.americaone.com
WVVH South Hampton, NY KWEM Stillwater, OK
WSPY Plano, IL KEEN Las Vegas
WZBN Trenton, NJ KMCA Redding, CA
ShelbyTV Shelby Township TV9 Troy, OH
KKAX Kingman, AZ WRBD Pensacola, FL
WIVM Canton, OH KDAO Marshalltown
K48BK Dove Creek, CO KTYJ Coeur d' Alene, ID
K27FA Craig, CO NSU22 Natchitoches, LA
WRCF Orlando, FL WBCF Florence, AL
WLLS Indiana W35AY Hilton Head Island, SC
WLNN Boone, NC WJTS Jasper, IN
W34AX Henderson, NC WGTN Worthington, MN
W67CD Sanford, NC KCCE San Luis Obispo, CA
WYBE Southern Pines, NC W35BB Dublin, GA
WBKA Bucyrus, OH IMAGE Erie, PA
CTV12 Cedar City, UT KPIF Pocatello, ID
VTV Vernal, UT K23BJ Lake Havasu City, AZ
WBII Ashland, MS UPN23 Hornell, NY
WPRQ Clarksdale, MS WEBU Webb, MS
KXOK Enid, OK WLMO Lima, OH
KXOC Oklahoma City, OK WHAN Salem, IN
Message from President and CEO Mr. Crichy Clarke
As we stated in our February 27, 2009 News Release, we are very excited about the success of our 2008 Program. It proved that our resource is definable and real. We have an enormous measured resource with great possibilities to have that increase. We also see increasing grade at depth which will allow for a long life to our mine. 2009 will be a year for us to continue cautiously towards the regulatory approval of the establishment of our mine. It is lengthy and requires a good deal of help from our engineers, Golder Associates and Moose Mountain. They are working now at various studies and surveys and filings. We believe this will establish the project as clearly being at the forefront of the next wave of mineable projects in BC as the commodity prices improve. We believe that will happen given the commitments to “Infra-structure Spending” that the countries around the world are making. All of these plans require the use of commodities. We will be around to participate. We are continuing our Normal Course Issuer Bid as we think it is the best value for our shareholders. We have announced approval for a further 1.6 million share buy-back and will use that to support our share price and be available to purchase and cancel from Treasury any shares that are offered at “Bargain basement’ prices. It will only increase the value for the rest of our shareholders. We also continue dialogues on a number of fronts with interested parties both in Canada and abroad. We think it is time to develop some strategic relationships for future development and “off-take” arrangements. We will continue with this and keep our shareholders informed. We will move more slowly in 2009, but we will continue to move. Progress is essential to our success. Stay tuned as we will keep our shareholders informed of our progress.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project. The current NI 43-101 resource estimate at a cutoff grade of 0.04% Mo, there are an estimated 139.9 million tonnes grading 0.061% Mo (188.2 million lbs. Mo), 173.3 million tonnes grading 0.060% Mo (229.3 million lbs. Mo), and 84.4 million tonnes grading 0.058% (107.9 million lbs. Mo) in the Measured, Indicated, and Inferred Categories respectively. Currently there is one diamond drill operating on the property, engaged in resource expansion and resource category upgrading. A NI 43-101 resource estimate, a Geological survey, and NI-43-101 Preliminary Economic Assessment Report have been completed metallurgical testing; environmental impact studies and base line water studies are underway.
About BTV-Business Television
BTV, is a half-hour weekly business program, profiling emerging publicly trading companies across Canada and the USA. With Host Taylor Thoen, BTV features companies at their location, interviews the company's key executives, features their products and services, and unveils their plans for future growth.
Additional information about the Chu Molybdenum Project is provided on the Company’s website at http://www.ttmresources.ca/
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact:
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free: (888) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Website: www.ttmresources.ca/
Email: ir@ttmresources.ca
Message from the President & CEO Mr. Crichy Clarke
TTM Resources Inc. invites you to view a recent video interview with Mr. Warren Robb, COO and Mr. Crichy Clarke, Company President and CEO During the video management discusses the Company’s Chu Molybdenum Development Project and the prospects for the near and long term future of the Company as it proceeds with its plans to development the Chu Mo Resource into a mine.
The video can be seen at http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/TTMResourcesMar09.wmv and will also be broadcast on Mar 14th and Mar 15th, 2009 -- on National TV, BTV-Business Television profiles: on the following television stations.
BTV BROADCAST TIMES:
CANADA: BNN -- Sat, Mar 14th @ 8:00pm EDT
Ontario: SUNTV -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 9:00am EDT
Alberta: CITY TV -- Sat, Mar 14th @ 10:30am MDT
BC/Washington: KVOS TV -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 4:30pm PDT
Bell Express VU & Star Choice -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 6:00am PDT
West SUNTV -- Sun, Mar 15th @ 6:00am PDT
U.S. national: America One -- Sat, Mar 14th @ 10:30 am EDT www.americaone.com
WVVH South Hampton, NY KWEM Stillwater, OK
WSPY Plano, IL KEEN Las Vegas
WZBN Trenton, NJ KMCA Redding, CA
ShelbyTV Shelby Township TV9 Troy, OH
KKAX Kingman, AZ WRBD Pensacola, FL
WIVM Canton, OH KDAO Marshalltown
K48BK Dove Creek, CO KTYJ Coeur d' Alene, ID
K27FA Craig, CO NSU22 Natchitoches, LA
WRCF Orlando, FL WBCF Florence, AL
WLLS Indiana W35AY Hilton Head Island, SC
WLNN Boone, NC WJTS Jasper, IN
W34AX Henderson, NC WGTN Worthington, MN
W67CD Sanford, NC KCCE San Luis Obispo, CA
WYBE Southern Pines, NC W35BB Dublin, GA
WBKA Bucyrus, OH IMAGE Erie, PA
CTV12 Cedar City, UT KPIF Pocatello, ID
VTV Vernal, UT K23BJ Lake Havasu City, AZ
WBII Ashland, MS UPN23 Hornell, NY
WPRQ Clarksdale, MS WEBU Webb, MS
KXOK Enid, OK WLMO Lima, OH
KXOC Oklahoma City, OK WHAN Salem, IN
Message from President and CEO Mr. Crichy Clarke
As we stated in our February 27, 2009 News Release, we are very excited about the success of our 2008 Program. It proved that our resource is definable and real. We have an enormous measured resource with great possibilities to have that increase. We also see increasing grade at depth which will allow for a long life to our mine. 2009 will be a year for us to continue cautiously towards the regulatory approval of the establishment of our mine. It is lengthy and requires a good deal of help from our engineers, Golder Associates and Moose Mountain. They are working now at various studies and surveys and filings. We believe this will establish the project as clearly being at the forefront of the next wave of mineable projects in BC as the commodity prices improve. We believe that will happen given the commitments to “Infra-structure Spending” that the countries around the world are making. All of these plans require the use of commodities. We will be around to participate. We are continuing our Normal Course Issuer Bid as we think it is the best value for our shareholders. We have announced approval for a further 1.6 million share buy-back and will use that to support our share price and be available to purchase and cancel from Treasury any shares that are offered at “Bargain basement’ prices. It will only increase the value for the rest of our shareholders. We also continue dialogues on a number of fronts with interested parties both in Canada and abroad. We think it is time to develop some strategic relationships for future development and “off-take” arrangements. We will continue with this and keep our shareholders informed. We will move more slowly in 2009, but we will continue to move. Progress is essential to our success. Stay tuned as we will keep our shareholders informed of our progress.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project. The current NI 43-101 resource estimate at a cutoff grade of 0.04% Mo, there are an estimated 139.9 million tonnes grading 0.061% Mo (188.2 million lbs. Mo), 173.3 million tonnes grading 0.060% Mo (229.3 million lbs. Mo), and 84.4 million tonnes grading 0.058% (107.9 million lbs. Mo) in the Measured, Indicated, and Inferred Categories respectively. Currently there is one diamond drill operating on the property, engaged in resource expansion and resource category upgrading. A NI 43-101 resource estimate, a Geological survey, and NI-43-101 Preliminary Economic Assessment Report have been completed metallurgical testing; environmental impact studies and base line water studies are underway.
About BTV-Business Television
BTV, is a half-hour weekly business program, profiling emerging publicly trading companies across Canada and the USA. With Host Taylor Thoen, BTV features companies at their location, interviews the company's key executives, features their products and services, and unveils their plans for future growth.
Additional information about the Chu Molybdenum Project is provided on the Company’s website at http://www.ttmresources.ca/
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact:
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free: (888) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Website: www.ttmresources.ca/
Email: ir@ttmresources.ca
Auf deutsch
BTV-Geschäft Television Features TTM Resources Inc. und Interview-Herr Waren Robb COO und Präsident & CEO Herr Crichy Clarke Mitteilung vom Präsident & CEO Herr Crichy Clarke TTM Resources Inc. lädt Sie ein, ein neues videointerview mit Mr. Waren Robb, COO anzusehen und Präsident und Vorstandsvorsitzende Mr.crichy Clarke, Company während des videomanagements bespricht das Chu-Molybdän-Entwicklungsprojekt der Firma und die Aussichten während der nahen und langfristigen Zukunft der Firma, während sie mit seinen Plänen zur Entwicklung das Hilfsmittel Chu-MO in eine Grube fortfährt. Das Video kann bei http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/TTMResourcesMar09.wmv gesehen werden und wird auch Sendung am 14. März und am 15. März 2009 sein -- auf nationalem Fernsehapparat BTV-Geschäft Fernsehenprofile: auf den folgenden Fernsehstationen. BTV SENDUNGS-ZEITEN: KANADA: BNN -- Sat, 14. März-@ 8:00 P.M. EDT Ontario: SUNTV -- Sun, 15. März-@ 9:00 morgens EDT Alberta: STADT-FERNSEHAPPARAT -- Sat, 14. März-@ 10:30 morgens MDT BC/Washington: KVOS FERNSEHAPPARAT -- Sun, 15. März-@ 4:30 P.M. PDT Bell Eil-VU & Stern-Wahl -- Sun, 15. März-@ 6:00 morgens PDT West-SUNTV -- Sun, 15. März-@ 6:00 morgens PDT U.S. Staatsangehöriger: Amerika eins -- Sat, 14. März-@ 10:30 morgens EDT www.americaone.com WVVH SüdHampton, NY KWEM Stillwater, O.K. WSPY Plano, IL SCHARF Las Vegas WZBN Trenton, NJ KMCA Redding, CA ShelbyTV Shelby Gemeinde TV9 Troy, OH- KKAX Kingman, AZ WRBD Pensacola, Florida WIVM Bezirk, OH- KDAO Marshalltown K48BK Taube-Nebenfluss, Co KTYJ Coeur d' Alene, Identifikation K27FA Craig, Co NSU22 Natchitoches, LA WRCF Orlando, Florida WBCF Florenz, AL WLLS Indiana W35AY Hilton Head Island, Sc WLNN Boone, NC WJTS Jaspis, INNEN W34AX Henderson, NC WGTN Worthington, Mangan W67CD Sanford, NC KCCE San Luis Obispo, CA WYBE Südliche Kiefern, NC W35BB Dublin, GA WBKA Bucyrus, OH- BILD Erie, PA CTV12 Cedar City, UT KPIF Pocatello, Identifikation VTV Frühlingshaft, UT K23BJ Lake- Havasustadt, AZ WBII Ashland, Mitgliedstaat UPN23 Hornell, NY WPRQ Clarksdale, Mitgliedstaat WEBU Webb, Mitgliedstaat KXOK Enid, O.K. WLMO Lima, OH- KXOC Oklahoma City, O.K. WHAN Salem, INNEN Mitteilung von Präsident und Vorstandsvorsitzendeen-Herrn Crichy Clarke Wie wir in unserer 27. Februar 2009-Pressenotiz erklärten, sind wir über den Erfolg unseres Programms 2008 sehr aufgeregt. Es prüfte, dass unser Hilfsmittel definierbar und real ist. Wir haben ein enormes gemessenes Hilfsmittel mit den großen Möglichkeiten zum Haben diese Zunahme. Wir sehen auch zunehmengrad eingehend, der ein langes Leben zu unserer Grube zulässt. 2009 sind ein Jahr, damit wir vorsichtig in Richtung zur Genehmigung durch die zuständige Aufsichtsbehörde der Einrichtung unserer Grube fortfahren. Sie ist langatmig und erfordert viel Hilfe von unseren Ingenieuren, von Golder Teilnehmern und von Elch-Berg. Sie arbeiten jetzt an den verschiedenen Studien und Übersichten und Archivierungen. Wir glauben, dass dieses das Projekt als offenbar herstellt, innen seiend an der vordersten Reihe der folgenden Welle der abbaubaren Projekte BC, wie die Rohstoffpreise verbessern. Wir glauben, die die Verpflichtungen „zur Infrastruktur-Ausgabe“ gegeben geschehen, die die Länder um die Welt bilden. Alle diese Pläne erfordern den Gebrauch der Gebrauchsgüter. Wir sollen herum teilnehmen. Wir setzen unseren normalen gebotenen Kurs-Aussteller fort, wie wir denken, dass es der beste Wert für unsere Aktionäre ist. Wir haben Zustimmung für einen weiteren 1.6 Million Anteilrückkauf verkündet und werden das verwenden, um unseren Aktienkurs zu stützen und vorhanden zu sein, vom Fiskus alle mögliche Anteile zu kaufen und zu annullieren, die zu „Übereinkunft basement Preisen angeboten werden. Es erhöht nur den Wert für den Rest unserer Aktionäre. Wir setzen auch Dialoge auf einigen Frontseiten mit Interessenten in Kanada und auswärts fort. Wir denken, dass es Zeit ist, einige strategische Verhältnisse für zukünftige Entwicklungs- und „Abzug“ Vorbereitungen zu entwickeln. Wir fahren mit diesem fort und halten unsere Aktionäre informiert. Wir ziehen langsam 2009 um, aber wir fahren fort umzuziehen. Fortschritt ist zu unserem Erfolg wesentlich. Aufenthalt abgestimmt, da wir unsere Aktionäre informiert über unseren Fortschritt halten. Über TTM Resources Inc. TTM Resources Inc. ist ein Vancouver, Britisch-Columbia gegründetes Molybdenum Development und Exploration Company, die auf die Ressourcenentwicklung des Chu-Molybdän-Projektes gerichtet wird. Die gegenwärtige Hilfsmittelschätzung Ni-43-101 an einem Abkürzunggrad von 0.04% MO, gibt es geschätzten 139.9 Million Tonnen 0.061% MO ordnend (188.2 Million lbs. MO), 173.3 Million Tonnen 0.060% MO ordnend (229.3 Million lbs. MO) und 84.4 Million Tonnen 0.058% ordnend (107.9 Million lbs. MO) in den gemessenen, angezeigten und geschlossenen Kategorien beziehungsweise. Z.Z. gibt es einen Diamantbohrgerätbetrieb auf dem Eigentum, teilgenommen an Hilfsmittelexpansion und der Hilfsmittelkategorienhöhereinstufung. Eine Hilfsmittelschätzung Ni-43-101, ein geologisches Studie und einleitender Report der ökonomischen Einschätzungs-NI-43-101 sind abgeschlossene metallurgische Prüfung gewesen; Umweltbelastung studiert und Grundlinie Wasserstudien sind laufend. Über BTV-Geschäft Fernsehen BTV, ist ein halbstündiges wöchentliches Geschäftsprogramm und profiliert auftauchen Staatshandelfirmen über Kanada und den USA. Mit Wirt Taylor Thoen, BTV Eigenschaftsfirmen an ihrer Position, interviewt das company' s-Schlüsselhauptleiter, Eigenschaften ihre Produkte und Dienstleistungen und stellt ihre Pläne für zukünftiges Wachstum vor. Zusätzliche Information über das Chu-Molybdän-Projekt wird auf der Web site der Firma bei http://www.ttmresources.ca/ zur Verfügung gestellt TTM RESOURCES INC. „Crichy Clarke“ W.K. Crichy Clarke Präsident & CEO Kontakt: Hauptsächlich W.K. Crichy Clarke, Präsident & CEO Tom Brady 604) 685-1144 oder gebührenfrei: (888) Telefax 685-1144: (604) 685-9887 Web site: www.ttmresources.ca/ EMail: ir@ttmresources.ca
...klingt doch alles realistisch. Ich glaube das TTQ auf dem richtigem Weg ist. Wenn alles glatt läuft wird 2010 unsere Wartezeit belohnt werden.
BTV-Geschäft Television Features TTM Resources Inc. und Interview-Herr Waren Robb COO und Präsident & CEO Herr Crichy Clarke Mitteilung vom Präsident & CEO Herr Crichy Clarke TTM Resources Inc. lädt Sie ein, ein neues videointerview mit Mr. Waren Robb, COO anzusehen und Präsident und Vorstandsvorsitzende Mr.crichy Clarke, Company während des videomanagements bespricht das Chu-Molybdän-Entwicklungsprojekt der Firma und die Aussichten während der nahen und langfristigen Zukunft der Firma, während sie mit seinen Plänen zur Entwicklung das Hilfsmittel Chu-MO in eine Grube fortfährt. Das Video kann bei http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/TTMResourcesMar09.wmv gesehen werden und wird auch Sendung am 14. März und am 15. März 2009 sein -- auf nationalem Fernsehapparat BTV-Geschäft Fernsehenprofile: auf den folgenden Fernsehstationen. BTV SENDUNGS-ZEITEN: KANADA: BNN -- Sat, 14. März-@ 8:00 P.M. EDT Ontario: SUNTV -- Sun, 15. März-@ 9:00 morgens EDT Alberta: STADT-FERNSEHAPPARAT -- Sat, 14. März-@ 10:30 morgens MDT BC/Washington: KVOS FERNSEHAPPARAT -- Sun, 15. März-@ 4:30 P.M. PDT Bell Eil-VU & Stern-Wahl -- Sun, 15. März-@ 6:00 morgens PDT West-SUNTV -- Sun, 15. März-@ 6:00 morgens PDT U.S. Staatsangehöriger: Amerika eins -- Sat, 14. März-@ 10:30 morgens EDT www.americaone.com WVVH SüdHampton, NY KWEM Stillwater, O.K. WSPY Plano, IL SCHARF Las Vegas WZBN Trenton, NJ KMCA Redding, CA ShelbyTV Shelby Gemeinde TV9 Troy, OH- KKAX Kingman, AZ WRBD Pensacola, Florida WIVM Bezirk, OH- KDAO Marshalltown K48BK Taube-Nebenfluss, Co KTYJ Coeur d' Alene, Identifikation K27FA Craig, Co NSU22 Natchitoches, LA WRCF Orlando, Florida WBCF Florenz, AL WLLS Indiana W35AY Hilton Head Island, Sc WLNN Boone, NC WJTS Jaspis, INNEN W34AX Henderson, NC WGTN Worthington, Mangan W67CD Sanford, NC KCCE San Luis Obispo, CA WYBE Südliche Kiefern, NC W35BB Dublin, GA WBKA Bucyrus, OH- BILD Erie, PA CTV12 Cedar City, UT KPIF Pocatello, Identifikation VTV Frühlingshaft, UT K23BJ Lake- Havasustadt, AZ WBII Ashland, Mitgliedstaat UPN23 Hornell, NY WPRQ Clarksdale, Mitgliedstaat WEBU Webb, Mitgliedstaat KXOK Enid, O.K. WLMO Lima, OH- KXOC Oklahoma City, O.K. WHAN Salem, INNEN Mitteilung von Präsident und Vorstandsvorsitzendeen-Herrn Crichy Clarke Wie wir in unserer 27. Februar 2009-Pressenotiz erklärten, sind wir über den Erfolg unseres Programms 2008 sehr aufgeregt. Es prüfte, dass unser Hilfsmittel definierbar und real ist. Wir haben ein enormes gemessenes Hilfsmittel mit den großen Möglichkeiten zum Haben diese Zunahme. Wir sehen auch zunehmengrad eingehend, der ein langes Leben zu unserer Grube zulässt. 2009 sind ein Jahr, damit wir vorsichtig in Richtung zur Genehmigung durch die zuständige Aufsichtsbehörde der Einrichtung unserer Grube fortfahren. Sie ist langatmig und erfordert viel Hilfe von unseren Ingenieuren, von Golder Teilnehmern und von Elch-Berg. Sie arbeiten jetzt an den verschiedenen Studien und Übersichten und Archivierungen. Wir glauben, dass dieses das Projekt als offenbar herstellt, innen seiend an der vordersten Reihe der folgenden Welle der abbaubaren Projekte BC, wie die Rohstoffpreise verbessern. Wir glauben, die die Verpflichtungen „zur Infrastruktur-Ausgabe“ gegeben geschehen, die die Länder um die Welt bilden. Alle diese Pläne erfordern den Gebrauch der Gebrauchsgüter. Wir sollen herum teilnehmen. Wir setzen unseren normalen gebotenen Kurs-Aussteller fort, wie wir denken, dass es der beste Wert für unsere Aktionäre ist. Wir haben Zustimmung für einen weiteren 1.6 Million Anteilrückkauf verkündet und werden das verwenden, um unseren Aktienkurs zu stützen und vorhanden zu sein, vom Fiskus alle mögliche Anteile zu kaufen und zu annullieren, die zu „Übereinkunft basement Preisen angeboten werden. Es erhöht nur den Wert für den Rest unserer Aktionäre. Wir setzen auch Dialoge auf einigen Frontseiten mit Interessenten in Kanada und auswärts fort. Wir denken, dass es Zeit ist, einige strategische Verhältnisse für zukünftige Entwicklungs- und „Abzug“ Vorbereitungen zu entwickeln. Wir fahren mit diesem fort und halten unsere Aktionäre informiert. Wir ziehen langsam 2009 um, aber wir fahren fort umzuziehen. Fortschritt ist zu unserem Erfolg wesentlich. Aufenthalt abgestimmt, da wir unsere Aktionäre informiert über unseren Fortschritt halten. Über TTM Resources Inc. TTM Resources Inc. ist ein Vancouver, Britisch-Columbia gegründetes Molybdenum Development und Exploration Company, die auf die Ressourcenentwicklung des Chu-Molybdän-Projektes gerichtet wird. Die gegenwärtige Hilfsmittelschätzung Ni-43-101 an einem Abkürzunggrad von 0.04% MO, gibt es geschätzten 139.9 Million Tonnen 0.061% MO ordnend (188.2 Million lbs. MO), 173.3 Million Tonnen 0.060% MO ordnend (229.3 Million lbs. MO) und 84.4 Million Tonnen 0.058% ordnend (107.9 Million lbs. MO) in den gemessenen, angezeigten und geschlossenen Kategorien beziehungsweise. Z.Z. gibt es einen Diamantbohrgerätbetrieb auf dem Eigentum, teilgenommen an Hilfsmittelexpansion und der Hilfsmittelkategorienhöhereinstufung. Eine Hilfsmittelschätzung Ni-43-101, ein geologisches Studie und einleitender Report der ökonomischen Einschätzungs-NI-43-101 sind abgeschlossene metallurgische Prüfung gewesen; Umweltbelastung studiert und Grundlinie Wasserstudien sind laufend. Über BTV-Geschäft Fernsehen BTV, ist ein halbstündiges wöchentliches Geschäftsprogramm und profiliert auftauchen Staatshandelfirmen über Kanada und den USA. Mit Wirt Taylor Thoen, BTV Eigenschaftsfirmen an ihrer Position, interviewt das company' s-Schlüsselhauptleiter, Eigenschaften ihre Produkte und Dienstleistungen und stellt ihre Pläne für zukünftiges Wachstum vor. Zusätzliche Information über das Chu-Molybdän-Projekt wird auf der Web site der Firma bei http://www.ttmresources.ca/ zur Verfügung gestellt TTM RESOURCES INC. „Crichy Clarke“ W.K. Crichy Clarke Präsident & CEO Kontakt: Hauptsächlich W.K. Crichy Clarke, Präsident & CEO Tom Brady 604) 685-1144 oder gebührenfrei: (888) Telefax 685-1144: (604) 685-9887 Web site: www.ttmresources.ca/ EMail: ir@ttmresources.ca
...klingt doch alles realistisch. Ich glaube das TTQ auf dem richtigem Weg ist. Wenn alles glatt läuft wird 2010 unsere Wartezeit belohnt werden.
Nur der Kurs ist nicht nachvollziehbar
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.754.907 von HGDM am 12.03.09 18:17:57
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.757.840 von HGDM am 13.03.09 07:28:20kurs steigt doch langsam
vielleicht steigt er ja in den nächsten tagen weiter an ... wenn einige leute den fernsehbericht sehen
naja und ausserdem soll ja der endgültige 43-101 in den nächsten wochen kommen oder?! soweit ich weiß innerhalb von 45 tagen?!
vielleicht steigt er ja in den nächsten tagen weiter an ... wenn einige leute den fernsehbericht sehen
naja und ausserdem soll ja der endgültige 43-101 in den nächsten wochen kommen oder?! soweit ich weiß innerhalb von 45 tagen?!
hatte schon jemand den link hier eingestellt ?
TTM BTV Video
http://www.b-tv.com/features/watch-now.html?clip=TTMResource…
falls es Schwierigkeiten beim anschauen gibt, nach Start erst mal kurz
"Pause" anklicken und den Download abwarten, dann erneut starten
TTM BTV Video
http://www.b-tv.com/features/watch-now.html?clip=TTMResource…
falls es Schwierigkeiten beim anschauen gibt, nach Start erst mal kurz
"Pause" anklicken und den Download abwarten, dann erneut starten
FSE wie immer die rote Laterne, ob die da einen Praktikanten sitzen haben ?
Oder der Praktikant hat einen sitzen ? . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Oder der Praktikant hat einen sitzen ? . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SK 0,17
+13,33 %
und Montag, wenn Alle die Sendung gesehen haben,+ ???
+13,33 %
und Montag, wenn Alle die Sendung gesehen haben,+ ???
wieder mal ein kleiner kauf
und der kurs steigt jetzt auch fast täglich
Mar 16/09 Feb 27/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 40,000 $0.121
und der kurs steigt jetzt auch fast täglich
Mar 16/09 Feb 27/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 40,000 $0.121
es geht aufwärts
rt 0,19 $
rt 0,19 $
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.804.962 von redbull99 am 19.03.09 17:25:12
Endlich mal Bewegung in der Bude
Endlich mal Bewegung in der Bude
Molybdenum Oxide Prices
Ryan's Notes Average: US$8.25/lb
As of Mar 27, 2009
Ryan's Notes Average: US$8.25/lb
As of Mar 27, 2009
Alles aufwachen! Hier sich tut doch was!
33% nach oben auf CAD 0,24
Bin ja fast schon wieder bei meinen ersten Einsteigpreisen
33% nach oben auf CAD 0,24
Bin ja fast schon wieder bei meinen ersten Einsteigpreisen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.889.117 von Ingold am 31.03.09 16:32:15Schon mal auf die Stückzahlen geachtet??
Bei dem schlappen Volumen kann man den Kurs selbst mit einem nassen Furz nach oben treiben...
Bei dem schlappen Volumen kann man den Kurs selbst mit einem nassen Furz nach oben treiben...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.890.107 von Videomart am 31.03.09 18:12:05Nach unten natürlich genauso. Sind wohl Gewinnmitnahmen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.890.200 von Ingold am 31.03.09 18:21:12Mal schauen, die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt!!
NI 43-101 coming soon.
45 days from Feb 27th
45 days from Feb 27th
es gab hier aussagen das die lichter ausgehen würden
schaut nicht ganz so aus
kz ?
2011
nehme gerne prognosen entgegen
schaut nicht ganz so aus
kz ?
2011
nehme gerne prognosen entgegen
auch nochmal ein danke an unsere südsee der hier nichts anbrennen lässt und mit sehr guten informationen uns über wasser hält seit langem
sw
sw
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.918.550 von bergsteigen am 03.04.09 21:58:48es gab hier aussagen das die lichter ausgehen würden
schaut nicht ganz so aus
So ein Mist sie steigt
schaut nicht ganz so aus
So ein Mist sie steigt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.922.443 von HGDM am 05.04.09 16:50:06dein hirn wenn ich hätte
CA:TTQ TTM Resources Inc. (TSXV)
Last: 0.33 Change: +0.055 Percent Change: +20.00% Volume: 224,800
DE:T2U Ttm Resources (Frankfurt)
Last: 0.158 Percent Change: -22.93%
. . . ich glaube der Typ in FRA braucht mal dringend 'ne Brille und wenn das nicht hilft einen Tritt in den Allerwertesten
Last: 0.33 Change: +0.055 Percent Change: +20.00% Volume: 224,800
DE:T2U Ttm Resources (Frankfurt)
Last: 0.158 Percent Change: -22.93%
. . . ich glaube der Typ in FRA braucht mal dringend 'ne Brille und wenn das nicht hilft einen Tritt in den Allerwertesten
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.924.949 von DaenischeSuedsee am 06.04.09 10:37:11wart mal ab bis die news kommen ... NI 43-101
dann wird der typ in frankfurt schon munter werden
ich vermute ganz stark das hier vor ostern noch was kommt!!!
dann wird der typ in frankfurt schon munter werden
ich vermute ganz stark das hier vor ostern noch was kommt!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.924.949 von DaenischeSuedsee am 06.04.09 10:37:11Da hat sich doch noch einer 5000 Stk gegönnt
0,236 EUR
Zeit 06.04.09 15:04
Diff. Vortag +15,12 %
Tages-Vol. 1.180,00
Gehandelte Stück 5.000
Zeit 06.04.09 15:57
0,236 EUR
Zeit 06.04.09 15:04
Diff. Vortag +15,12 %
Tages-Vol. 1.180,00
Gehandelte Stück 5.000
Zeit 06.04.09 15:57
RT 0,36 $
Neue Insiderkäufe:
Apr 13/09 Apr 03/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 21,000 $0.200
Apr 13/09 Dec 01/08 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
Apr 13/09 Dec 04/08 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 150,000 $0.600
Apr 13/09 Dec 01/08 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Options 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.215
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.215
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -69,000 $0.200
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $0.200
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -1,000 $0.205
Apr 07/09 Mar 31/09 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 24,000 $0.200
Apr 13/09 Apr 03/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 21,000 $0.200
Apr 13/09 Dec 01/08 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
Apr 13/09 Dec 04/08 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 150,000 $0.600
Apr 13/09 Dec 01/08 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Options 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.215
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.215
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -69,000 $0.200
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $0.200
Apr 09/09 Apr 03/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -1,000 $0.205
Apr 07/09 Mar 31/09 Robb, Warren Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 24,000 $0.200
kleine verzögerungen beim NI 43-101
was meint ihr wann er kommt???
was meint ihr wann er kommt???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.977.871 von redbull99 am 16.04.09 10:47:43 . . . um Deine Frage zu beantworten, keine Ahnung
charttechnisch sieht's vielversprechend aus . .
http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=TTQ.C&num1=1…
charttechnisch sieht's vielversprechend aus . .
http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=TTQ.C&num1=1…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.996.973 von DaenischeSuedsee am 19.04.09 10:50:31
Explorer und Charttechnik...
Explorer und Charttechnik...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.997.638 von Videomart am 19.04.09 14:57:22 . . du bist mir soon explorer doo, tse, haste deine neuen Schuhe fotografiert ?
tja, über Geschmack läßt sich bekanntlich streiten aber dafür muß man erst mal
welchen haben . .
tja, über Geschmack läßt sich bekanntlich streiten aber dafür muß man erst mal
welchen haben . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.998.221 von DaenischeSuedsee am 19.04.09 19:01:18
Da gebe ich Dir völlig recht!!!
Da gebe ich Dir völlig recht!!!
European molybdenum prices on the march
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 24-Apr-2009
Molybdenum prices in Europe appear to have hit the bottom and are currently taking an upward turn, as European traders point the finger at stronger Chinese demand and speculation, renewed interest from the auto sector, in addition to a lack of available.
Price rises are being led by demand for molybdenum trioxide, with traders now putting material at $ 8.10-8.60/lb.
Traders now put duty-paid ferro-molybdenum between $ 20.50-21.50/kg. A ferro-molybdenum trader said following a first round in February, a new wave of Chinese buying has come into the market, and while neither major steelmakers such as ArcelorMittal nor ThyssenKrupp have yet to make an appearance, the level of enquiries from smaller and medium-sized consumers has been significantly encouraging.
Oxide has been impossible to get, a second trader said. “I'm hearing of sales at $ 8.50-8.60/lb but I can't find any,” the trader added.
In the trader's view mostly smaller producers in China with costs running at $ 10-12/lb have either stopped producing or selling, meaning there has been added demand for European material, while Chinese steelmakers whose output is largely unchanged are lacking supplies.
“Demand is in South Korea, Tawain and Indonesia, everywhere, but the traders are in Europe,” the trader added.
A trader reported selling at $ 20.50, doubting whether a price of $ 21/kg is achievable yet.
“What's not clear is whether it's a flash in the pan or not,” the trader said.
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 24-Apr-2009
Molybdenum prices in Europe appear to have hit the bottom and are currently taking an upward turn, as European traders point the finger at stronger Chinese demand and speculation, renewed interest from the auto sector, in addition to a lack of available.
Price rises are being led by demand for molybdenum trioxide, with traders now putting material at $ 8.10-8.60/lb.
Traders now put duty-paid ferro-molybdenum between $ 20.50-21.50/kg. A ferro-molybdenum trader said following a first round in February, a new wave of Chinese buying has come into the market, and while neither major steelmakers such as ArcelorMittal nor ThyssenKrupp have yet to make an appearance, the level of enquiries from smaller and medium-sized consumers has been significantly encouraging.
Oxide has been impossible to get, a second trader said. “I'm hearing of sales at $ 8.50-8.60/lb but I can't find any,” the trader added.
In the trader's view mostly smaller producers in China with costs running at $ 10-12/lb have either stopped producing or selling, meaning there has been added demand for European material, while Chinese steelmakers whose output is largely unchanged are lacking supplies.
“Demand is in South Korea, Tawain and Indonesia, everywhere, but the traders are in Europe,” the trader added.
A trader reported selling at $ 20.50, doubting whether a price of $ 21/kg is achievable yet.
“What's not clear is whether it's a flash in the pan or not,” the trader said.
auf eine Bewertung der vorhergehenden Beiträge will ich mal verzichten
wenn es sonst niemand rein setzen will, mah ich's
Chu Molybdenium Mine
Status:
Project Description/Project Agreement Phase
Description
TTM Resources Inc.'s Chu Molybdenum Mine Project is a large-scale molybdenum mine proposal 80 km southwest of Vanderhoof, BC. As proposed, the mine could have production rate of up to 90,000 tonnes per day over 20 years. The proposal consists of an open pit mine, processing plant and associated infrastructure, tailing management facility, explosives storage, and transmission line.
http://www2.mpmo-bggp.gc.ca/MPTracker/projectsummary-resumed…
weitere Informationen unter:
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/SymbolList.aspx?s=TTQ&t…
wenn es sonst niemand rein setzen will, mah ich's
Chu Molybdenium Mine
Status:
Project Description/Project Agreement Phase
Description
TTM Resources Inc.'s Chu Molybdenum Mine Project is a large-scale molybdenum mine proposal 80 km southwest of Vanderhoof, BC. As proposed, the mine could have production rate of up to 90,000 tonnes per day over 20 years. The proposal consists of an open pit mine, processing plant and associated infrastructure, tailing management facility, explosives storage, and transmission line.
http://www2.mpmo-bggp.gc.ca/MPTracker/projectsummary-resumed…
weitere Informationen unter:
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/SymbolList.aspx?s=TTQ&t…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.055.637 von DaenischeSuedsee am 28.04.09 17:49:20auf eine Bewertung der vorhergehenden Beiträge will ich mal verzichten
Nur mal kurz erwähnt:
Um einen Artikel wie den in Posting #2211 aus dem Internet zu "ziehen", benötigt man ohne Login mindestens 30 Minuten.
Das kann ich mir in Zukunft auch schenken...
Nur mal kurz erwähnt:
Um einen Artikel wie den in Posting #2211 aus dem Internet zu "ziehen", benötigt man ohne Login mindestens 30 Minuten.
Das kann ich mir in Zukunft auch schenken...
Insiderkäufe
TTM Resources Inc. (TTQ)
As of April 28th, 2009
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Apr 23/09 Apr 23/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.290
Apr 23/09 Apr 17/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.305
Apr 23/09 Apr 16/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.285
Apr 23/09 Apr 16/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.285
Apr 23/09 Apr 15/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 20,000 $0.285
Apr 15/09 Apr 13/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.280
Apr 15/09 Apr 13/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,000 $0.275
Apr 15/09 Apr 09/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 15,000 $0.330
Warum die wohl kaufen?
TTM Resources Inc. (TTQ)
As of April 28th, 2009
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Apr 23/09 Apr 23/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.290
Apr 23/09 Apr 17/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.305
Apr 23/09 Apr 16/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.285
Apr 23/09 Apr 16/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.285
Apr 23/09 Apr 15/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 20,000 $0.285
Apr 15/09 Apr 13/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.280
Apr 15/09 Apr 13/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,000 $0.275
Apr 15/09 Apr 09/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 15,000 $0.330
Warum die wohl kaufen?
Chinese demand driving up molybdenum prices
29 Apr 2009
European molybdenum prices are continuing their recent revival, led by Chinese demand, traders say. Molybdenum trioxide is now trading at $8.80-9.40/lb, after one trader reported selling 40 tonnes at the upper end of the price range on Tuesday.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/39201/
Chinese FeMo prices continue rising on tight supply, stronger oxide
29 Apr 2009
Chinese ferro-molybdenum prices are continuing their recent rally, on tight supply and rapidly rising prices for imported molybdic oxide. Chinese sources reported that oxide offers made by western suppliers have been increased to either side of $ 9/lb CIF.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/39211/
29 Apr 2009
European molybdenum prices are continuing their recent revival, led by Chinese demand, traders say. Molybdenum trioxide is now trading at $8.80-9.40/lb, after one trader reported selling 40 tonnes at the upper end of the price range on Tuesday.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/39201/
Chinese FeMo prices continue rising on tight supply, stronger oxide
29 Apr 2009
Chinese ferro-molybdenum prices are continuing their recent rally, on tight supply and rapidly rising prices for imported molybdic oxide. Chinese sources reported that oxide offers made by western suppliers have been increased to either side of $ 9/lb CIF.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/39211/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.067.985 von Videomart am 29.04.09 22:28:15Vielen Dank
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.069.732 von DaenischeSuedsee am 30.04.09 09:28:36Ryan's Notes Average: US$8.35/lb
As of April 28, 2009
Veränderung: +0,30 (+3,73%)
As of April 28, 2009
Veränderung: +0,30 (+3,73%)
Hooh Hooh hooh, was ist hier denn los ? 171 klicks am 1. Mai ?
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http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/chu_…
8.0 ADJACENT PROPERTIES
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http://www.ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/chu_…
8.0 ADJACENT PROPERTIES
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.085.209 von DaenischeSuedsee am 03.05.09 16:01:00The identified resources are similar to those found at some of the world's largest
developed molybdenum deposits and fully justify continuation of economic scoping studies that may lead to a
preliminary feasibility study that will conceptualize the placement of an open pit or pits, and offer some forecasts
of possible mining methods, capital costs, operating costs, markets for and marketability of products,
environmental concerns, and social issues.
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developed molybdenum deposits and fully justify continuation of economic scoping studies that may lead to a
preliminary feasibility study that will conceptualize the placement of an open pit or pits, and offer some forecasts
of possible mining methods, capital costs, operating costs, markets for and marketability of products,
environmental concerns, and social issues.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.085.209 von DaenischeSuedsee am 03.05.09 16:01:00Hallo Südsee,
die Ergebnisse lassen sich sehen
die Ergebnisse lassen sich sehen
TTM Resources Inc.
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 47,586,489
PRESS RELEASE May 4, 2009
Corporate Office:
202 – 750 West Pender St
Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 2T7
Tel: (604) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Toll Free: (888) 685-1144 email: ir@ttmresources.ca web: http://www.ttmresources.ca
TTM Chu Molybdenum Project Accepted by
BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies
2009 Drill Highlights
W027 100 Meters of .102% Mo
W024 8 Meters of .135% Mo
SGS Lakefield Preliminary Metallurgical Results
The Company is pleased to report that it has received from the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office (BCEAO) a Section 10 Order for TTM Resources Inc.’s Chu Molybdenum Project located 85 kilometers south of Vanderhoof B.C. in the Omineca Mining Division.
The Chu Molybdenum Project description was submitted by the company on April 2, 2009 and received a Section 10 order from the BCEAO on May 1, 2009. The Section 10 Order is recognition by the British Columbia Government that the Chu Molybdenum Project is reviewable project under the Environmental Reviewable Projects Legislation and will require an environmental assessment certificate prior to obtaining mining permits.
The project description for the company’s Chu Molybdenum Project outlines TTM’s proposed open pit molybdenum mine at a production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper. The proposed project would also include 120 kilometers of electric power transmission lines, an electric powered mill facility consisting of crushing, grinding and conventional flotation concentration yielding a molybdenite concentrate.
The project description has now been accepted by the BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies and the newly formed Federal Major Projects Management Office. The three offices will now inform TTM which First Nations, local Communities, Provincial and Federal Agencies and other affected Stakeholders will form the Review Committee for the assessment.
“This is a very important step in our continuing efforts to develop the Chu Molybdenum Project into a productive, thirty year mine. We look forward to working with the Review Committee and particularly the Town of Vanderhoof and our First Nations Partners, to move towards that end.” says Mr. Crichy Clarke President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc.
The project description can be viewed on the BCEAO website link
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/html/deploy/epic_project…
2009 Drill Highlights
TTM Resources Inc. is also pleased to release the results of four drill holes completed on the West Zone earlier this spring. Three of these holes, 2009-CHU-W024 to W026 were designed as infill holes to be used in future resource/reserve calculations with an emphasis on testing near surface, higher-grade zones. The fourth hole, 2009-CHU-W027 was drilled oblique to the strike of the deposit to test for high-grade mineralization associated with northeast trending fault zones. Hole W027 was collared 60 meters south of hole CHU-06-06, with a similar orientation.
Drill Hole
Azimuth
dip
From (m)
To (m)
Width (m)
Mo%
2009-CHU-W024
124.05
200.24
76.19
0.072
and including
133.19
172.81
39.62
0.093
2009-CHU-W024
454.70
462.36
7.66
0.135
2009-CHU-W025
84.43
108.40
23.97
0.073
2009-CHU-W025
171.98
200.28
28.30
0.099
2009-CHU-W026
17.37
418.00
400.63
0.042
including
230.00
273.39
43.39
0.086
and including
235.12
265.00
29.88
0.096
2009-CHU-W027
10.67
778.83
768.16
0.053
including
22.86
71.62
48.76
0.073
including
384.37
659.86
275.49
0.073
and including
559.28
659.86
100.58
0.102
* Full results are posted on the Company website
After spring break-up the Company intends to drill up to 3,000 meters in a 12 hole program, designed to continue testing near surface, high-grade mineralization at the West Zone. Some of these holes will in-fill gaps between reported sections, while the bulk of the drilling will test a thick quartz-feldspar-porphyry dyke that has yielded high-grade values at depth and has not been tested near surface. If the initial near surface testing of the dyke is successful, the program will be expanded to test downdip extensions. All 2009 drilling will be incorporated into a revised Resource/Reserve Report to be released later this year.
“We continue to expand our resource within the confines of the pit design laid out by our Engineers. Our focus to expand the near surface resource in the West Pit Area, continues to justify our early production plans. We continue to be impressed with our results at depth in the West Area.” says Mr Clarke
Metallurgical Results
The company is pleased to report results from metallurgical testing conducted on drill core samples from its 100% owned Chu Molybdenum Project located 85 kilometers south of Vanderhoof B.C.
The emphasis of the testing was to maximize the recovery of molybdenite into a marketable concentrate while maximizing the rejection of pyrite and chalcopyrite. Test F20 recovered 75.8% Mo into a concentrate grading 51.5% Mo, thus achieving the desired goal of producing a molybdenum concentrate of greater than 50% from slightly lower than average grade material.
TTM has now prepared four additional composites from drill core assay rejects at an average grade of 0.06% Mo to reflect the average grade and to reflect the various lithologies within which the mineralization is contained. These composites have been sent to SGS Lakefield to examine the universality of the F20 test parameters and to investigate additional optimization parameters. In addition to the metallurgical testing these new composites will be subjected to acid generation potential (ABA) studies.
The technical content of this metallurgical summary has been prepared by Gary Hawthorne (P. Eng.), an independent qualified person as defined by NI 43-101.
The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this press release was reviewed by Warren Robb, (P.Geo.) and Wesley Raven (P.Geo.), who are both qualified persons for the purposes of NI 43-101.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada
For further information visit the Company’s web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact:
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free: (888) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Website: www.ttmresources.ca/
Email: ir@ttmresources.ca
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 47,586,489
PRESS RELEASE May 4, 2009
Corporate Office:
202 – 750 West Pender St
Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 2T7
Tel: (604) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Toll Free: (888) 685-1144 email: ir@ttmresources.ca web: http://www.ttmresources.ca
TTM Chu Molybdenum Project Accepted by
BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies
2009 Drill Highlights
W027 100 Meters of .102% Mo
W024 8 Meters of .135% Mo
SGS Lakefield Preliminary Metallurgical Results
The Company is pleased to report that it has received from the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office (BCEAO) a Section 10 Order for TTM Resources Inc.’s Chu Molybdenum Project located 85 kilometers south of Vanderhoof B.C. in the Omineca Mining Division.
The Chu Molybdenum Project description was submitted by the company on April 2, 2009 and received a Section 10 order from the BCEAO on May 1, 2009. The Section 10 Order is recognition by the British Columbia Government that the Chu Molybdenum Project is reviewable project under the Environmental Reviewable Projects Legislation and will require an environmental assessment certificate prior to obtaining mining permits.
The project description for the company’s Chu Molybdenum Project outlines TTM’s proposed open pit molybdenum mine at a production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper. The proposed project would also include 120 kilometers of electric power transmission lines, an electric powered mill facility consisting of crushing, grinding and conventional flotation concentration yielding a molybdenite concentrate.
The project description has now been accepted by the BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies and the newly formed Federal Major Projects Management Office. The three offices will now inform TTM which First Nations, local Communities, Provincial and Federal Agencies and other affected Stakeholders will form the Review Committee for the assessment.
“This is a very important step in our continuing efforts to develop the Chu Molybdenum Project into a productive, thirty year mine. We look forward to working with the Review Committee and particularly the Town of Vanderhoof and our First Nations Partners, to move towards that end.” says Mr. Crichy Clarke President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc.
The project description can be viewed on the BCEAO website link
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/html/deploy/epic_project…
2009 Drill Highlights
TTM Resources Inc. is also pleased to release the results of four drill holes completed on the West Zone earlier this spring. Three of these holes, 2009-CHU-W024 to W026 were designed as infill holes to be used in future resource/reserve calculations with an emphasis on testing near surface, higher-grade zones. The fourth hole, 2009-CHU-W027 was drilled oblique to the strike of the deposit to test for high-grade mineralization associated with northeast trending fault zones. Hole W027 was collared 60 meters south of hole CHU-06-06, with a similar orientation.
Drill Hole
Azimuth
dip
From (m)
To (m)
Width (m)
Mo%
2009-CHU-W024
124.05
200.24
76.19
0.072
and including
133.19
172.81
39.62
0.093
2009-CHU-W024
454.70
462.36
7.66
0.135
2009-CHU-W025
84.43
108.40
23.97
0.073
2009-CHU-W025
171.98
200.28
28.30
0.099
2009-CHU-W026
17.37
418.00
400.63
0.042
including
230.00
273.39
43.39
0.086
and including
235.12
265.00
29.88
0.096
2009-CHU-W027
10.67
778.83
768.16
0.053
including
22.86
71.62
48.76
0.073
including
384.37
659.86
275.49
0.073
and including
559.28
659.86
100.58
0.102
* Full results are posted on the Company website
After spring break-up the Company intends to drill up to 3,000 meters in a 12 hole program, designed to continue testing near surface, high-grade mineralization at the West Zone. Some of these holes will in-fill gaps between reported sections, while the bulk of the drilling will test a thick quartz-feldspar-porphyry dyke that has yielded high-grade values at depth and has not been tested near surface. If the initial near surface testing of the dyke is successful, the program will be expanded to test downdip extensions. All 2009 drilling will be incorporated into a revised Resource/Reserve Report to be released later this year.
“We continue to expand our resource within the confines of the pit design laid out by our Engineers. Our focus to expand the near surface resource in the West Pit Area, continues to justify our early production plans. We continue to be impressed with our results at depth in the West Area.” says Mr Clarke
Metallurgical Results
The company is pleased to report results from metallurgical testing conducted on drill core samples from its 100% owned Chu Molybdenum Project located 85 kilometers south of Vanderhoof B.C.
The emphasis of the testing was to maximize the recovery of molybdenite into a marketable concentrate while maximizing the rejection of pyrite and chalcopyrite. Test F20 recovered 75.8% Mo into a concentrate grading 51.5% Mo, thus achieving the desired goal of producing a molybdenum concentrate of greater than 50% from slightly lower than average grade material.
TTM has now prepared four additional composites from drill core assay rejects at an average grade of 0.06% Mo to reflect the average grade and to reflect the various lithologies within which the mineralization is contained. These composites have been sent to SGS Lakefield to examine the universality of the F20 test parameters and to investigate additional optimization parameters. In addition to the metallurgical testing these new composites will be subjected to acid generation potential (ABA) studies.
The technical content of this metallurgical summary has been prepared by Gary Hawthorne (P. Eng.), an independent qualified person as defined by NI 43-101.
The technical information in this news release has been prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. The technical information provided in this press release was reviewed by Warren Robb, (P.Geo.) and Wesley Raven (P.Geo.), who are both qualified persons for the purposes of NI 43-101.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada
For further information visit the Company’s web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact:
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free: (888) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Website: www.ttmresources.ca/
Email: ir@ttmresources.ca
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.097.432 von DaenischeSuedsee am 05.05.09 11:45:53moin
production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper
Wenn Sie das realiesieren und man den aktuellen Preis von nur ca. 9 lb/$ zugrunde legt, minus geschätzte Kosten von 7 lb abzieht8 müste man mal genau berechnen), haben Sie alleine beim Moly einen Tagesgewinn von 120.000 $ und Jahresgewinn von ca. 44 Mill.
Dazu kommt noch Cu.
Lächerlich der jetzige Preis!
production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper
Wenn Sie das realiesieren und man den aktuellen Preis von nur ca. 9 lb/$ zugrunde legt, minus geschätzte Kosten von 7 lb abzieht8 müste man mal genau berechnen), haben Sie alleine beim Moly einen Tagesgewinn von 120.000 $ und Jahresgewinn von ca. 44 Mill.
Dazu kommt noch Cu.
Lächerlich der jetzige Preis!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.097.599 von HGDM am 05.05.09 12:01:16ja, jetzt heißt es einen geeigneten JV Partner zu finden, bin gespannt, wie
sie das lösen
hier gibt's noch was zu lesen . . .
3.10 Estimated Project Costs
The average total operating cost for the Chu Project is estimated at CDN $7.46 per tonne
of ore. This represents a mine operating cost per tonne of ore of $3.66, and $3.80 for
processing and corporate expenses.
Seite 19/48
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/documents/p347/124145427…
.
sie das lösen
hier gibt's noch was zu lesen . . .
3.10 Estimated Project Costs
The average total operating cost for the Chu Project is estimated at CDN $7.46 per tonne
of ore. This represents a mine operating cost per tonne of ore of $3.66, and $3.80 for
processing and corporate expenses.
Seite 19/48
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/documents/p347/124145427…
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RT 0,31 $
Erwacht sie endlich???
Erwacht sie endlich???
wer hat sich denn die 11 Stck in FRA gegönnt, heute morgen ? Wow
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.100.437 von DaenischeSuedsee am 05.05.09 17:04:34wer weiß, wer weiß
Die News gehen vollkommen an den Holzfällern vorbei...
... und er kauft weiter ... und weiter
May 05/09 Apr 30/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.270
May 05/09 Apr 30/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 9,000 $0.250
May 05/09 Apr 30/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.245
May 05/09 Apr 30/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.270
May 05/09 Apr 30/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 9,000 $0.250
May 05/09 Apr 30/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.245
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.115.292 von redbull99 am 07.05.09 08:58:13ich auch
Thompson Creek eyes takeover targets as signs improve
Friday 8 May 2009
Thompson Creek says it is moving closer to an acquisition with executives hopeful the molybdenum sector may be past the worst of the global economic downturn. “It might be time now to look more closely at some of these acquisitions as things start to improve and we start to have a better sense of where things are headed,” said Thompson Creek CEO Kevin Loughrey during a webcast on Friday.
One sign yet to be seen is a thawing of the financial markets that would help the several stalled major molybdenum projects start to get off the ground, in Loughrey's view.
One candidate for a Thompson Creek takeover would be Adanac's Ruby Creek project in British Colombia...
...
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/39421/ (Auszug)
Friday 8 May 2009
Thompson Creek says it is moving closer to an acquisition with executives hopeful the molybdenum sector may be past the worst of the global economic downturn. “It might be time now to look more closely at some of these acquisitions as things start to improve and we start to have a better sense of where things are headed,” said Thompson Creek CEO Kevin Loughrey during a webcast on Friday.
One sign yet to be seen is a thawing of the financial markets that would help the several stalled major molybdenum projects start to get off the ground, in Loughrey's view.
One candidate for a Thompson Creek takeover would be Adanac's Ruby Creek project in British Colombia...
...
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/39421/ (Auszug)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.138.076 von Videomart am 10.05.09 00:53:58na prima, das regt die Phantasie an, alles ist möglich, aber ich glaube eher nicht,
es wurde immer vehement bestritten daß irgendwelche Affinitäten bestehen könnten . . .
es wurde immer vehement bestritten daß irgendwelche Affinitäten bestehen könnten . . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.140.501 von DaenischeSuedsee am 10.05.09 21:53:45hallo südsee,
hast dich noch ein bißchen eingedeckt bei der schwäche in den letzten monaten?
hast dich noch ein bißchen eingedeckt bei der schwäche in den letzten monaten?
es wurde wieder schön eingekauft
und fast alle käufe sind über 0,30 $
May 19/09 May 11/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.345
May 19/09 May 11/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,500 $0.340
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.345
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,500 $0.340
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.310
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,000 $0.300
May 19/09 May 08/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,500 $0.305
May 19/09 May 08/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,500 $0.300
May 19/09 May 08/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -17,000 $0.290
May 19/09 May 05/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.280
und fast alle käufe sind über 0,30 $
May 19/09 May 11/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.345
May 19/09 May 11/09 Jordens, Richard Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,500 $0.340
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.345
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,500 $0.340
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.310
May 19/09 May 11/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,000 $0.300
May 19/09 May 08/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,500 $0.305
May 19/09 May 08/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 1,500 $0.300
May 19/09 May 08/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -17,000 $0.290
May 19/09 May 05/09 Clarke, Warring Kennedy Crichton Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,000 $0.280
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.216.596 von redbull99 am 20.05.09 10:52:55Crichy Clarke verkauft 17.000 Shares und kauft am gleichen Tag 6.000 Stücke zu einem höheren Preis!!
Der muß doch einen an der Klatsche haben...
Der muß doch einen an der Klatsche haben...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.220.069 von Videomart am 20.05.09 16:28:37...und die restlichen 11.000 kauft er dann 3 Tage später noch teurer zurück.
Wie bescheuert ist das denn???
Ich glaube allmählich, hier kaufen und verkaufen nur noch Insider...
Wie bescheuert ist das denn???
Ich glaube allmählich, hier kaufen und verkaufen nur noch Insider...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.223.783 von Videomart am 20.05.09 23:22:44Hier wir einfach nur der Kurs künstlich gestützt, anders ist das nicht zu erklären.
Das Anleger-Interesse an der Aktie tendiert gegen Null.
Andere Meinungen???
Das Anleger-Interesse an der Aktie tendiert gegen Null.
Andere Meinungen???
Und ich wette darauf, daß Clarke die 17.000 Shares gestern erneut verkauft hat.
War nicht Raymond James sein Broker???
0.275 10000 15:55:47 Close
RBC Capital Markets
002 Close
Raymond James Ltd.
089
0.275 7000 15:53:32 Close
TD Securities Inc.
007 Close
Raymond James Ltd.
089
War nicht Raymond James sein Broker???
0.275 10000 15:55:47 Close
RBC Capital Markets
002 Close
Raymond James Ltd.
089
0.275 7000 15:53:32 Close
TD Securities Inc.
007 Close
Raymond James Ltd.
089
Am 21.05. sind über Raymond James Ltd. erneut 17,5k zu einem Preis von 0,275Cad verkauft worden.
Ich bin gespannt auf die nächste Aktualisierung bei "Canadian Insider"...
Ich bin gespannt auf die nächste Aktualisierung bei "Canadian Insider"...
Small update
BBOB72 5/19/2009 6:06:02 PM | | 265 reads | Post #26931766
Baseline studies are now underway. Focussing on the tedious less costly tasks for now. Drilling likely will not start till next month some time. More costly working in mud and snow. Right now we have a low burn rate.
Another meeting with the BC government this week. It appears they really want this project moving forward.
Most of the team are heading to Vanderhoof for a tradeshow and will have a booth. They will meet with City officials and answer questions and show them that we are here for the longhaul. Government officials will be on hand as well.
Lots going on behind the scenes that could propel us upward sooner than later. I truly expect a big announcement or two before the end of summer, perhaps later this spring. Its only just a matter of time and patience will be required.
BBOB
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/SymbolList.aspx?s=TTQ&t…
. . leider steht Moly zur Zeit nicht im Focus, eher Gold, Uran, Kohle, Öl nicht zuletzt wegen des steigenden Ölpreises . . .
da denkt im Moment niemand an Molyaktien, ausgenommen die Produzenten, die stark überverkauft waren in einem Weltuntergangsszenario . . .
TTM arbeitet konsequent an dem Projekt weiter und arbeitet die "to do " Liste ab um das Projekt ans laufen zu kriegen, ich sehe da verschiedene Optionen wenn alle notwendigen Vorarbeiten abgeschlossen sind, wie beispielsweise Umweltstudie, FN agreement usw.:
- das Projekt mit einem solventen JV Partner anzugehen, möglichst ohne oder mit geringer Ausweitung des Aktienbestandes
- einen JV Partner mit Equipment zu finden, es gibt Mienen deren Lebensdauer endet und dort wird Equipment frei
- gegen finanzielle Mittel eine z.B. 30%ige Beteiligung abzugeben
- und wenn der Preis stimmt ist auch ein Verkauf nicht auszuschließen
es gibt sicher eine Vielzahl an Möglichkeiten andere Konstrukte zu schmieden
unterdessen kauft man Aktien zurück, im Interesse aller Aktionäre um Vertrauen zu schaffen, ich habe nicht viele CEO's gesehen die so konsequent Aktien ihres Unternehmens zurück gekauft haben
ergo, die machen ihren Job und ziehen ihr Ding durch weil sie nach ihrem Kenntnisstand davon überzeugt sind, daß das CHU Projekt eine produzierende Mine wird, das fordert den Aktionären zweifellos viel Geduld ab, keine Frage aber verloren ist hier garnichts
schließlich ist das CHU deposit mit 30 Jahren Minenlebensdauer nicht unbedeutend, nicht zuletzt für die Region deren Arbeitsplätze überwiegend in der Forstwirtschaft angesiedelt waren bis der pine beatle die Wälder befallen hat (ein Ergebnis der Monokultur)
Der Projektfortschritt ist anhand von zahlreichen Publikationen nachzuvollziehen, die hier auch weitestgehend verlinkt sind
frustrierend ist das im Moment weil sich im Kurs nix tut, ja aber Moly wird auch wieder kommen, der turnaround ist ja schon geschafft und dann steht TTM mit einem betriebsbereiten Projekt da
in diesem Sinne . .
BBOB72 5/19/2009 6:06:02 PM | | 265 reads | Post #26931766
Baseline studies are now underway. Focussing on the tedious less costly tasks for now. Drilling likely will not start till next month some time. More costly working in mud and snow. Right now we have a low burn rate.
Another meeting with the BC government this week. It appears they really want this project moving forward.
Most of the team are heading to Vanderhoof for a tradeshow and will have a booth. They will meet with City officials and answer questions and show them that we are here for the longhaul. Government officials will be on hand as well.
Lots going on behind the scenes that could propel us upward sooner than later. I truly expect a big announcement or two before the end of summer, perhaps later this spring. Its only just a matter of time and patience will be required.
BBOB
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/SymbolList.aspx?s=TTQ&t…
. . leider steht Moly zur Zeit nicht im Focus, eher Gold, Uran, Kohle, Öl nicht zuletzt wegen des steigenden Ölpreises . . .
da denkt im Moment niemand an Molyaktien, ausgenommen die Produzenten, die stark überverkauft waren in einem Weltuntergangsszenario . . .
TTM arbeitet konsequent an dem Projekt weiter und arbeitet die "to do " Liste ab um das Projekt ans laufen zu kriegen, ich sehe da verschiedene Optionen wenn alle notwendigen Vorarbeiten abgeschlossen sind, wie beispielsweise Umweltstudie, FN agreement usw.:
- das Projekt mit einem solventen JV Partner anzugehen, möglichst ohne oder mit geringer Ausweitung des Aktienbestandes
- einen JV Partner mit Equipment zu finden, es gibt Mienen deren Lebensdauer endet und dort wird Equipment frei
- gegen finanzielle Mittel eine z.B. 30%ige Beteiligung abzugeben
- und wenn der Preis stimmt ist auch ein Verkauf nicht auszuschließen
es gibt sicher eine Vielzahl an Möglichkeiten andere Konstrukte zu schmieden
unterdessen kauft man Aktien zurück, im Interesse aller Aktionäre um Vertrauen zu schaffen, ich habe nicht viele CEO's gesehen die so konsequent Aktien ihres Unternehmens zurück gekauft haben
ergo, die machen ihren Job und ziehen ihr Ding durch weil sie nach ihrem Kenntnisstand davon überzeugt sind, daß das CHU Projekt eine produzierende Mine wird, das fordert den Aktionären zweifellos viel Geduld ab, keine Frage aber verloren ist hier garnichts
schließlich ist das CHU deposit mit 30 Jahren Minenlebensdauer nicht unbedeutend, nicht zuletzt für die Region deren Arbeitsplätze überwiegend in der Forstwirtschaft angesiedelt waren bis der pine beatle die Wälder befallen hat (ein Ergebnis der Monokultur)
Der Projektfortschritt ist anhand von zahlreichen Publikationen nachzuvollziehen, die hier auch weitestgehend verlinkt sind
frustrierend ist das im Moment weil sich im Kurs nix tut, ja aber Moly wird auch wieder kommen, der turnaround ist ja schon geschafft und dann steht TTM mit einem betriebsbereiten Projekt da
in diesem Sinne . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.238.717 von DaenischeSuedsee am 23.05.09 14:20:00frustrierend ist das im Moment weil sich im Kurs nix tut
Immerhin ist der Kurs trotz des schwachen Volumens erstaunlich stabil, was (im positiven Sinne) bemerkenswert ist...
Immerhin ist der Kurs trotz des schwachen Volumens erstaunlich stabil, was (im positiven Sinne) bemerkenswert ist...
. . . wer es noch mal nachlesen möchte, bitte . . .
TTM Chu Molybdenum Project Accepted by BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies
2009 Drill Highlights
W027 100 Meters of .102% Mo
W024 8 Meters of .135% Mo
SGS Lakefield Preliminary Metallurgical Results
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 47,586,489
VANCOUVER, May 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - The Company is pleased to report that it has received from the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office (BCEAO) a Section 10 Order for TTM Resources Inc.'s Chu Molybdenum Project located 85 kilometers south of Vanderhoof B.C. in the Omineca Mining Division.
The Chu Molybdenum Project description was submitted by the company on April 2, 2009 and received a Section 10 order from the BCEAO on May 1, 2009. The Section 10 Order is recognition by the British Columbia Government that the Chu Molybdenum Project is reviewable project under the Environmental Reviewable Projects Legislation and will require an environmental assessment certificate prior to obtaining mining permits.
The project description for the company's Chu Molybdenum Project outlines TTM's proposed open pit molybdenum mine at a production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper. The proposed project would also include 120 kilometers of electric power transmission lines, an electric powered mill facility consisting of crushing, grinding and conventional flotation concentration yielding a molybdenite concentrate.
The project description has now been accepted by the BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies and the newly formed Federal Major Projects Management Office. The three offices will now inform TTM which First Nations, local Communities, Provincial and Federal Agencies and other affected Stakeholders will form the Review Committee for the assessment.
"This is a very important step in our continuing efforts to develop the Chu Molybdenum Project into a productive, thirty year mine. We look forward to working with the Review Committee and particularly the Town of Vanderhoof and our First Nations Partners, to move towards that end." says Mr. Crichy Clarke President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc.
The project description can be viewed on the BCEAO website link
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/html/deploy/epic_project…(numbersign)C
ganzer Artikel . . .
http://news.prnewswire.com/ViewContent.aspx?ACCT=109&STORY=/…
TTM Chu Molybdenum Project Accepted by BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies
2009 Drill Highlights
W027 100 Meters of .102% Mo
W024 8 Meters of .135% Mo
SGS Lakefield Preliminary Metallurgical Results
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 47,586,489
VANCOUVER, May 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - The Company is pleased to report that it has received from the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office (BCEAO) a Section 10 Order for TTM Resources Inc.'s Chu Molybdenum Project located 85 kilometers south of Vanderhoof B.C. in the Omineca Mining Division.
The Chu Molybdenum Project description was submitted by the company on April 2, 2009 and received a Section 10 order from the BCEAO on May 1, 2009. The Section 10 Order is recognition by the British Columbia Government that the Chu Molybdenum Project is reviewable project under the Environmental Reviewable Projects Legislation and will require an environmental assessment certificate prior to obtaining mining permits.
The project description for the company's Chu Molybdenum Project outlines TTM's proposed open pit molybdenum mine at a production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper. The proposed project would also include 120 kilometers of electric power transmission lines, an electric powered mill facility consisting of crushing, grinding and conventional flotation concentration yielding a molybdenite concentrate.
The project description has now been accepted by the BC and Canadian Environmental Assessment Agencies and the newly formed Federal Major Projects Management Office. The three offices will now inform TTM which First Nations, local Communities, Provincial and Federal Agencies and other affected Stakeholders will form the Review Committee for the assessment.
"This is a very important step in our continuing efforts to develop the Chu Molybdenum Project into a productive, thirty year mine. We look forward to working with the Review Committee and particularly the Town of Vanderhoof and our First Nations Partners, to move towards that end." says Mr. Crichy Clarke President and CEO of TTM Resources Inc.
The project description can be viewed on the BCEAO website link
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/html/deploy/epic_project…(numbersign)C
ganzer Artikel . . .
http://news.prnewswire.com/ViewContent.aspx?ACCT=109&STORY=/…
Größte Käufer der letzten 6 Handelstage waren übrigens "CIBC World Markets": mit rund 120k sammelten sie unauffällig etwa ein Drittel der gehandelten Shares ein...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.292.134 von Videomart am 31.05.09 22:08:15Sorry, zwei Drittel waren es natürlich...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.292.256 von Videomart am 31.05.09 22:59:59 . . . mein Lieber, wenn wir zwei uns hier nicht rumzoffen, dann ist hier
aber auch wirklich tote Hose, wa ? . . .
aber auch wirklich tote Hose, wa ? . . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.328.615 von DaenischeSuedsee am 05.06.09 13:56:01Sieht fast so aus!
Immerhin ist zu vermelden, daß der Molypreis weiter steigt:
Asia demand sends moly past $10/lb
By Mick BowenPublished: Jun 4 2009 5:2PM
Prices for molybdenum have climbed out of their hole, moving past the $10-per-pound mark on heavy buying from Asian markets and signs that life is returning to the stainless steel sector, traders said.
"There has been broad Asian demand and we're seeing some recovery in stainless steel," one trader said. "It looks like the worst is over and, God willing, this is the start of the second half."
Traders pegged current prices for canned molybdic oxide at $10 to $10.50 per pound, but one seller noted large volumes of molybdenum sold to consumers and traders at $10.80 per pound.
Molybdenum prices sank to a low of $7.50 in April, but rebounded to $9 to $9.50 per pound in May.
"We're seeing more positive consumer sentiment, which is leading to more orders of durable goods, except for automobiles of course," another trader said, adding that the currently low raw materials prices had persuaded manufacturers to use higher-quality...
http://www.amm.com/login/denied_empty/2009-06-04__17-02-21.h…
Immerhin ist zu vermelden, daß der Molypreis weiter steigt:
Asia demand sends moly past $10/lb
By Mick BowenPublished: Jun 4 2009 5:2PM
Prices for molybdenum have climbed out of their hole, moving past the $10-per-pound mark on heavy buying from Asian markets and signs that life is returning to the stainless steel sector, traders said.
"There has been broad Asian demand and we're seeing some recovery in stainless steel," one trader said. "It looks like the worst is over and, God willing, this is the start of the second half."
Traders pegged current prices for canned molybdic oxide at $10 to $10.50 per pound, but one seller noted large volumes of molybdenum sold to consumers and traders at $10.80 per pound.
Molybdenum prices sank to a low of $7.50 in April, but rebounded to $9 to $9.50 per pound in May.
"We're seeing more positive consumer sentiment, which is leading to more orders of durable goods, except for automobiles of course," another trader said, adding that the currently low raw materials prices had persuaded manufacturers to use higher-quality...
http://www.amm.com/login/denied_empty/2009-06-04__17-02-21.h…
. . . Nachtigal ick hör dir trapsen . . .
Consolidated Thompson agrees to terms with WISCO
2009-06-01 16:46 ET - News Release
Mr. Richard Quesnel reports
CONSOLIDATED THOMPSON EXPECTS TO SIGN DEFINITIVE AGREEMENTS FOR US$240 MILLION STRATEGIC INVESTMENT FROM WUHAN IRON AND STEEL GROUP BY JUNE 5, 2009
Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Ltd. has negotiated the detailed terms of the definitive agreements with Wuhan Iron and Steel (Group) Corp. (WISCO) in respect of the previously announced strategic investment by WISCO into Consolidated Thompson, subject to final approval of the boards of WISCO and Consolidated Thompson. WISCO is one of China's largest steel producers. After an intense round of negotiations, WISCO representatives are returning to China today, and both parties expect to sign the definitive agreements on or before June 5, 2009, with closing of the investment to occur on or before July 15, 2009, following receipt of final Chinese Government approvals.
The investment also remains subject to approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Consolidated Thompson agrees to terms with WISCO
2009-06-01 16:46 ET - News Release
Mr. Richard Quesnel reports
CONSOLIDATED THOMPSON EXPECTS TO SIGN DEFINITIVE AGREEMENTS FOR US$240 MILLION STRATEGIC INVESTMENT FROM WUHAN IRON AND STEEL GROUP BY JUNE 5, 2009
Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Ltd. has negotiated the detailed terms of the definitive agreements with Wuhan Iron and Steel (Group) Corp. (WISCO) in respect of the previously announced strategic investment by WISCO into Consolidated Thompson, subject to final approval of the boards of WISCO and Consolidated Thompson. WISCO is one of China's largest steel producers. After an intense round of negotiations, WISCO representatives are returning to China today, and both parties expect to sign the definitive agreements on or before June 5, 2009, with closing of the investment to occur on or before July 15, 2009, following receipt of final Chinese Government approvals.
The investment also remains subject to approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.337.703 von DaenischeSuedsee am 07.06.09 12:17:20Ganz interessant!
Aber wo ist hier der Bezug zu TTM?
Aber wo ist hier der Bezug zu TTM?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.337.915 von Videomart am 07.06.09 13:17:38 . . . hehee .
gute Frage
. "Wo lassen sie denken ?"
.
gute Frage
. "Wo lassen sie denken ?"
.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.337.928 von DaenischeSuedsee am 07.06.09 13:23:05In Brüssel natürlich, wo denn sonst???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.337.982 von Videomart am 07.06.09 13:43:05etwas mehr Kreativität bitte, Hr. Dr.
. . . übrigens, schon lange keine Insiderkäufe mehr gesehen
. . . übrigens, schon lange keine Insiderkäufe mehr gesehen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.338.398 von DaenischeSuedsee am 07.06.09 16:00:17...aber auch keine Insiderverkäufe, Herr Professor!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.353.723 von Videomart am 09.06.09 16:07:25Mahlzeit . .
interessanter Stoff . .
http://www.12manage.com/methods_npv.html
ich unterstelle mal, daß der eine oder andere noch nicht wußte,daß
der NPV das Ergebnis nach Abzug des "initial investment" ist
wer das schon wußte der kann sich ja auf die Schulter klopfen
seht's mir nach . .
interessanter Stoff . .
http://www.12manage.com/methods_npv.html
ich unterstelle mal, daß der eine oder andere noch nicht wußte,daß
der NPV das Ergebnis nach Abzug des "initial investment" ist
wer das schon wußte der kann sich ja auf die Schulter klopfen
seht's mir nach . .
die home page ist ja auch ständig in Veränderung
wer sich allerdings bisher noch nicht die Augen verdorben hatte, der kann danach
definitiv zum Arzt gehen . .
http://ttmresources.ca/english/molybdenite-property
wer sich allerdings bisher noch nicht die Augen verdorben hatte, der kann danach
definitiv zum Arzt gehen . .
http://ttmresources.ca/english/molybdenite-property
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.361.898 von DaenischeSuedsee am 10.06.09 12:16:34P.S. den rechten Bildrand nicht vergessen
J.P. Morgan boosts molybdenum price forecast
Dahlman Rose disagrees, says supply expansion could cap prices
By Tom Stundza -- Purchasing, 6/10/2009 2:06:00 PM
Molybdenum prices have been moving higher over the last month and last week passed $10/lb in the U.S. spot market, but they still are 27% below the peak of mid-2008 as demand from steelmakers remains soft. Looking ahead, forecasts are mixed: Investment bank Dahlman Rose & Co. sees a loss of supplier discipline and a $10/lb annual average price in 2009, while J.P. Morgan Securities just boosted its forecast to $15.
J.P. Morgan analyst Mike Gambardella writes to clients today that he expects demand outside of Asia to begin to rebound in the fourth quarter and continue to push moly prices higher. However, the lack of consensus stems from uncertainty about the long-term level of buying in Asian markets, the timing of a real purchasing pickup in North America and Europe and possible increased supply by producers who had shut mines and smelters last year when market prices tanked.
Molybdenum, which is used to strengthen steel, sold on the spot market at a monthly average of almost $33/lb during the first half of last year, and actually was as high as $33.50/lb in daily trading. But, the spot price slipped to $25 in the second half and continued falling earlier this year--bottoming around $8/lb in April. The steelmaking alloy increased to an average $9.20 in May and has opened June a dollar higher. Historical molybdenum price data can be found at Business Intelligence Center - Nonferrous Metals Price Transaction Report in www.purchasingdata.com, Purchasing’s subscription website for commodities prices, leadtimes and business conditions.
U.S. steel production has been creeping up so that American iron and Steel Institute-adjusted year-to-date steel production through June 6 of 23.09 million tons is a capability utilization rate of 43.1%. That is a 52.4% decrease from the 48,470,000 tons during the same period last year, when the capability utilization rate was 90.6%.Still, further steelmaking increases are expected as 2009 plods along. Moly Investing News also reports there is somewhat of a consensus that a revival in production of stainless steel and special steel can be expected in the second half of 2009 or in 2010. More importantly, Chinese steel production has increased by 24% from October to April’s annualized rate of 528,000 metric tons/month.
Dahlman Rose analysts Young and Rizzuto have cut their forecast to $10/lb this year from a previous prediction of $12, and lowered the estimate for 2010 to $12 from $15.
“It will be difficult for molybdenum prices to trend significantly higher over the near term,” write the Dahlman Rose analysts, since production capacity that was taken offline when prices fell would be expected to come back into operation. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold and Thompson Creek Metals have each cut around 10 million lbs/year of molybdenum production, which the Dahlman Rose analysts say would likely be returned to the market quickly. Atop that, Freeport-McMoRan could develop its Climax project, which could add another 30 million lbs/year of supply.
http://www.purchasing.com/article/CA6664318.html
Dahlman Rose disagrees, says supply expansion could cap prices
By Tom Stundza -- Purchasing, 6/10/2009 2:06:00 PM
Molybdenum prices have been moving higher over the last month and last week passed $10/lb in the U.S. spot market, but they still are 27% below the peak of mid-2008 as demand from steelmakers remains soft. Looking ahead, forecasts are mixed: Investment bank Dahlman Rose & Co. sees a loss of supplier discipline and a $10/lb annual average price in 2009, while J.P. Morgan Securities just boosted its forecast to $15.
J.P. Morgan analyst Mike Gambardella writes to clients today that he expects demand outside of Asia to begin to rebound in the fourth quarter and continue to push moly prices higher. However, the lack of consensus stems from uncertainty about the long-term level of buying in Asian markets, the timing of a real purchasing pickup in North America and Europe and possible increased supply by producers who had shut mines and smelters last year when market prices tanked.
Molybdenum, which is used to strengthen steel, sold on the spot market at a monthly average of almost $33/lb during the first half of last year, and actually was as high as $33.50/lb in daily trading. But, the spot price slipped to $25 in the second half and continued falling earlier this year--bottoming around $8/lb in April. The steelmaking alloy increased to an average $9.20 in May and has opened June a dollar higher. Historical molybdenum price data can be found at Business Intelligence Center - Nonferrous Metals Price Transaction Report in www.purchasingdata.com, Purchasing’s subscription website for commodities prices, leadtimes and business conditions.
U.S. steel production has been creeping up so that American iron and Steel Institute-adjusted year-to-date steel production through June 6 of 23.09 million tons is a capability utilization rate of 43.1%. That is a 52.4% decrease from the 48,470,000 tons during the same period last year, when the capability utilization rate was 90.6%.Still, further steelmaking increases are expected as 2009 plods along. Moly Investing News also reports there is somewhat of a consensus that a revival in production of stainless steel and special steel can be expected in the second half of 2009 or in 2010. More importantly, Chinese steel production has increased by 24% from October to April’s annualized rate of 528,000 metric tons/month.
Dahlman Rose analysts Young and Rizzuto have cut their forecast to $10/lb this year from a previous prediction of $12, and lowered the estimate for 2010 to $12 from $15.
“It will be difficult for molybdenum prices to trend significantly higher over the near term,” write the Dahlman Rose analysts, since production capacity that was taken offline when prices fell would be expected to come back into operation. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold and Thompson Creek Metals have each cut around 10 million lbs/year of molybdenum production, which the Dahlman Rose analysts say would likely be returned to the market quickly. Atop that, Freeport-McMoRan could develop its Climax project, which could add another 30 million lbs/year of supply.
http://www.purchasing.com/article/CA6664318.html
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Update
BBOB72 6/11/2009 3:45:26 PM |
I can totally understand everyones frustration. I will tell you all what I know. They had a meeting with the first nations lawyer and things went very well. She was impressed by the way TTM keeps them informed of everything that is going on. She is checking into our provincial acceptance. Lots of meetings 3 over the next 2 weeks. All in Prince George or Vanderhoof. Warren is attending an economic development meeting and another trade show. Meetings with Golder. And Prince George for a meeting with all government officials, (all levels) on the 18th. Then a full advisory meeting on the 25th. Also TTM was invited to present a joint web-cast to 3 cities in China, as well as to some interested Chinese investors in Vancouver on the 29th. One current party that TTM is talking too will be attending personally as well.
If these meetings with potential investors do not have a positive outcome then a very small delegation at the governments request will go to China in the fall.
That is what I know not pure speculation.
No red flags and nothing that I can see that is of any concern at least where I stand. There should be another update on the Major projects website very soon. Things are progressing very well it is just all time consuming.
You just cannot put a timeframe on the share price. TTM is waiting for an offer to come back that is now a bit overdue or so they think. But offers take time. Hey it may not happen. But by the end of the month there will be tons more exposure for us with people/companies with deep pockets. One more thing I never mentioned is that TTM visited ML's Mineral park deposit last summer to see their operation.
I imagine that drilling likely has started. But keep in mind that more good holes makes very little difference at this point of the Chu's development. It is just proving up what many believe is already there.
At this point I really don't know what else the company can do that they are not already doing. In fact I think Crichy finally realizes that there just could be value (although reluctantly) in attending functions such as trade shows.
Patience will be and still is a requirement.
Keep in mind there is a very low float and the stock is in strong hands already. Any announcement can make the SP jump a great deal.
BBOB
.
Update
BBOB72 6/11/2009 3:45:26 PM |
I can totally understand everyones frustration. I will tell you all what I know. They had a meeting with the first nations lawyer and things went very well. She was impressed by the way TTM keeps them informed of everything that is going on. She is checking into our provincial acceptance. Lots of meetings 3 over the next 2 weeks. All in Prince George or Vanderhoof. Warren is attending an economic development meeting and another trade show. Meetings with Golder. And Prince George for a meeting with all government officials, (all levels) on the 18th. Then a full advisory meeting on the 25th. Also TTM was invited to present a joint web-cast to 3 cities in China, as well as to some interested Chinese investors in Vancouver on the 29th. One current party that TTM is talking too will be attending personally as well.
If these meetings with potential investors do not have a positive outcome then a very small delegation at the governments request will go to China in the fall.
That is what I know not pure speculation.
No red flags and nothing that I can see that is of any concern at least where I stand. There should be another update on the Major projects website very soon. Things are progressing very well it is just all time consuming.
You just cannot put a timeframe on the share price. TTM is waiting for an offer to come back that is now a bit overdue or so they think. But offers take time. Hey it may not happen. But by the end of the month there will be tons more exposure for us with people/companies with deep pockets. One more thing I never mentioned is that TTM visited ML's Mineral park deposit last summer to see their operation.
I imagine that drilling likely has started. But keep in mind that more good holes makes very little difference at this point of the Chu's development. It is just proving up what many believe is already there.
At this point I really don't know what else the company can do that they are not already doing. In fact I think Crichy finally realizes that there just could be value (although reluctantly) in attending functions such as trade shows.
Patience will be and still is a requirement.
Keep in mind there is a very low float and the stock is in strong hands already. Any announcement can make the SP jump a great deal.
BBOB
.
Auszug:
The project description for the company's Chu Molybdenum Project
outlines TTM's proposed open pit molybdenum mine at a production
rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million
tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected
mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million
pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of
copper.
600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper 31 year mine life
272.108 to moly und 204.081 to copper
. . . und ich geb' euch noch drei andere Moly properties oben drauf . .
und das alles für "sage und schreibe" 10.9 Million $$$
. . . schönes WE
The project description for the company's Chu Molybdenum Project
outlines TTM's proposed open pit molybdenum mine at a production
rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million
tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected
mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million
pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of
copper.
600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper 31 year mine life
272.108 to moly und 204.081 to copper
. . . und ich geb' euch noch drei andere Moly properties oben drauf . .
und das alles für "sage und schreibe" 10.9 Million $$$
. . . schönes WE
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.381.004 von DaenischeSuedsee am 12.06.09 14:18:29Irgendwo in der Rechnug sind offenbar die Einheiten pound/lb und Tonnen durcheinander geraten.
Die Tagesproduktion kann nur 60.000 pd/lb betragen, dementsprechend
käme die Jahresproduktion auf etwa 21 Mio pd/lb.
Weiter unten steht dann ja auch, dass die Gesamtresourcen der Mine
600 Mio pd/lb betragen (und nicht etwa Tonnen, was das 2200fache betragen würde).
Die geplante Kapazität läge übrigens fast in der Größenordnung der Jahresproduktion beider Minen von Thompson Creek,
welche in 2009 eine Gesamtmenge von 22-26 Mio pd/lb Molybdän anstreben.
Die Tagesproduktion kann nur 60.000 pd/lb betragen, dementsprechend
käme die Jahresproduktion auf etwa 21 Mio pd/lb.
Weiter unten steht dann ja auch, dass die Gesamtresourcen der Mine
600 Mio pd/lb betragen (und nicht etwa Tonnen, was das 2200fache betragen würde).
Die geplante Kapazität läge übrigens fast in der Größenordnung der Jahresproduktion beider Minen von Thompson Creek,
welche in 2009 eine Gesamtmenge von 22-26 Mio pd/lb Molybdän anstreben.
18.06.09
Tiefpunkt erreicht:
Molybdän-Preise unmittelbar vor Rebound
Besserung in Sicht: Der CEO des Minenkonzerns General Moly erwartet einen Rebound des Preises für das Spezialmetall. Allerdings keine Rückkehr zu den Hochs des vergangenen Jahres.
Der US-amerikanische Minenkonzern General Moly Inc (WKN A0M25Q) ist der Ansicht, dass der Markt für Molybdän kurz vor einem Rebound steht. Eine Wiederbelebung der Nachfrage und begrenztes neues Angebot sollten den Preis für das Metall, das unter anderem genutzt wird, um Stahl härter und korrosionsbeständig zu machen, 2012 auf ein neues Hoch treiben, erklärte Unternehmenschef Bruce Hansen.
Die Nachfrage nach dem Spezialmetall solle vor allem steigen, da niedrige Vorräte aufgefüllt werden müssten, China zum Importeur werde und die Konsumenten begännen, ihre Käufe zu erhöhen, so Hansen.
Auf der Angebotsseite sollte ein begrenztes Wachstum von Kupferminen mit Molybdän als Beiprodukt sowie Produktionskürzungen als Reaktion auf den bisherigen Nachfrageeinbruch sowohl bei Primärproduzenten als auch bei Firmen, die das Metall als Beiprodukt fördern, die Preise stützen, hieß es weiter. Es gäbe zudem derzeit keine neuen primären Molybdän-Minen, die sich in der Entwicklung befänden, so der General Moly CEO weiter.
Unter Berufung auf die durchschnittlichen Analystenprognosen erklärte Hansen, dass der Molybdänpreis 2011 oder 2012 zwischen 18 und 22 Dollar pro Pfund ihren Höhepunkt erreichen. Langfristig geht er von einer durchschnittlichen Preisspanne von 13 bis 15 Dollar je Pfund aus. Der Preis für Molybdänoxid stieg im Juni bis auf 10,25 Dollar pro Pfund nach einem Tief um die Marke von 8 Dollar im April, liegt damit aber immer noch weit unter dem Hoch von 2008 bei 34 Dollar pro Pfund.
General Moly erwartet von 2008 bis 2013 nur eine geringe jährliche Wachstumsrate von 0,4 Prozent beim Kupfer, wo ein Großteil des Molybdäns als Beiprodukt anfällt. Hansen ist der Ansicht, dass jetzt der richtige Zeitpunkt für Investitionen in Basismetalle gekommen sein könnte. Wenn der Tiefpunkt in der Entwicklung der Weltwirtschaft noch nicht gekommen sei, dann stünde er aber wahrscheinlich kurz bevor.
http://goldinvest.de/public/story_detail.asp?l=&c=10,20020&i…
Tiefpunkt erreicht:
Molybdän-Preise unmittelbar vor Rebound
Besserung in Sicht: Der CEO des Minenkonzerns General Moly erwartet einen Rebound des Preises für das Spezialmetall. Allerdings keine Rückkehr zu den Hochs des vergangenen Jahres.
Der US-amerikanische Minenkonzern General Moly Inc (WKN A0M25Q) ist der Ansicht, dass der Markt für Molybdän kurz vor einem Rebound steht. Eine Wiederbelebung der Nachfrage und begrenztes neues Angebot sollten den Preis für das Metall, das unter anderem genutzt wird, um Stahl härter und korrosionsbeständig zu machen, 2012 auf ein neues Hoch treiben, erklärte Unternehmenschef Bruce Hansen.
Die Nachfrage nach dem Spezialmetall solle vor allem steigen, da niedrige Vorräte aufgefüllt werden müssten, China zum Importeur werde und die Konsumenten begännen, ihre Käufe zu erhöhen, so Hansen.
Auf der Angebotsseite sollte ein begrenztes Wachstum von Kupferminen mit Molybdän als Beiprodukt sowie Produktionskürzungen als Reaktion auf den bisherigen Nachfrageeinbruch sowohl bei Primärproduzenten als auch bei Firmen, die das Metall als Beiprodukt fördern, die Preise stützen, hieß es weiter. Es gäbe zudem derzeit keine neuen primären Molybdän-Minen, die sich in der Entwicklung befänden, so der General Moly CEO weiter.
Unter Berufung auf die durchschnittlichen Analystenprognosen erklärte Hansen, dass der Molybdänpreis 2011 oder 2012 zwischen 18 und 22 Dollar pro Pfund ihren Höhepunkt erreichen. Langfristig geht er von einer durchschnittlichen Preisspanne von 13 bis 15 Dollar je Pfund aus. Der Preis für Molybdänoxid stieg im Juni bis auf 10,25 Dollar pro Pfund nach einem Tief um die Marke von 8 Dollar im April, liegt damit aber immer noch weit unter dem Hoch von 2008 bei 34 Dollar pro Pfund.
General Moly erwartet von 2008 bis 2013 nur eine geringe jährliche Wachstumsrate von 0,4 Prozent beim Kupfer, wo ein Großteil des Molybdäns als Beiprodukt anfällt. Hansen ist der Ansicht, dass jetzt der richtige Zeitpunkt für Investitionen in Basismetalle gekommen sein könnte. Wenn der Tiefpunkt in der Entwicklung der Weltwirtschaft noch nicht gekommen sei, dann stünde er aber wahrscheinlich kurz bevor.
http://goldinvest.de/public/story_detail.asp?l=&c=10,20020&i…
Molybdenum Oxide Price
As of June 18, 2009 - US$ 10.30
As of June 18, 2009 - US$ 10.30
Wer ist Sun Tzu Ventures Inc.
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Jun 15/09 Jun 11/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -13,000 $0.265
Jun 15/09 Jun 10/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -8,000 $0.270
Jun 15/09 Jun 10/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -18,000 $0.260
Jun 15/09 Jun 05/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -12,000 $0.275
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Jun 15/09 Jun 11/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -13,000 $0.265
Jun 15/09 Jun 10/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -8,000 $0.270
Jun 15/09 Jun 10/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -18,000 $0.260
Jun 15/09 Jun 05/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -12,000 $0.275
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.432.904 von HGDM am 20.06.09 12:58:09Insider Name: Sun Tzu Ventures Inc.
Insider Relationship: 4 - Director of Issuer
Ceased to be Insider: Not Applicable
2008-02-28 Common Shares 965,000
2007-02-05 Common Shares Escrow 0
2007-10-29 Options (Common Shares) 230,000 230,000
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59147
Hier einige Verkäufe aus dem letzten Jahr:
TTM Resources Inc. (TTQ) As of March 28th, 2008
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Mar 28/08 Mar 28/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -9,000 $1.420
Mar 28/08 Mar 28/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -7,000 $1.410
Mar 28/08 Mar 27/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -5,000 $1.370
Mar 28/08 Mar 27/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -7,000 $1.360
Mar 28/08 Mar 25/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -6,000 $1.310
Mar 28/08 Mar 25/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -5,000 $1.340
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
Insider Relationship: 4 - Director of Issuer
Ceased to be Insider: Not Applicable
2008-02-28 Common Shares 965,000
2007-02-05 Common Shares Escrow 0
2007-10-29 Options (Common Shares) 230,000 230,000
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59147
Hier einige Verkäufe aus dem letzten Jahr:
TTM Resources Inc. (TTQ) As of March 28th, 2008
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Mar 28/08 Mar 28/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -9,000 $1.420
Mar 28/08 Mar 28/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -7,000 $1.410
Mar 28/08 Mar 27/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -5,000 $1.370
Mar 28/08 Mar 27/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -7,000 $1.360
Mar 28/08 Mar 25/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -6,000 $1.310
Mar 28/08 Mar 25/08 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -5,000 $1.340
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
TTM heute stabilster Moly-Wert.
An solch einem miesen Tag im Gesamtmarkt kann man das wohl wie ein fettes Plus verbuchen...
An solch einem miesen Tag im Gesamtmarkt kann man das wohl wie ein fettes Plus verbuchen...
So ist das, wenn man sich "zu früh" freut!!
Mit einem Fliegenschiß gedrückt um 11%, unglaublich...
Mit einem Fliegenschiß gedrückt um 11%, unglaublich...
Nicht viel los zur Zeit. RT 0,225 $
Könnten mal news bringen.
TTM Resources Inc. (TTQ)
As of June 23rd, 2009
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Jun 23/09 Jun 22/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,000 $0.270
Jun 23/09 Jun 18/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,000 $0.260
Könnten mal news bringen.
TTM Resources Inc. (TTQ)
As of June 23rd, 2009
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Jun 23/09 Jun 22/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,000 $0.270
Jun 23/09 Jun 18/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,000 $0.260
CEO (Company Execs Online)
Profiling North America's Public Company Leaders
W. K. Crichy Clarke, President/CEO talks about exploring for molybdenum in British Columbia.
http://www.ceoclips.com/CompanyClipEnlarged.aspx?id=484&clip…
Profiling North America's Public Company Leaders
W. K. Crichy Clarke, President/CEO talks about exploring for molybdenum in British Columbia.
http://www.ceoclips.com/CompanyClipEnlarged.aspx?id=484&clip…
Molybdenum gets a boost
Wed, Jun 24, 2009
. . .
Demand for the minor metal, used as a strengthening agent in steel, is expected to revive on the back of depleted global inventories. On the supply side, limited growth of copper mines with molybdenum as a by-product in concert with drastic output cuts will lend further support to prices. Moly inventories have remained low and are projected to remain relatively low going forward, partly because there are no new primary moly mines currently in development. Due to the lag time in taking a mine from an exploration property to a running mine, when demand warrants more production there is a period in time where a tightening supply picture will escalate prices. Analysts have claimed molybdenum prices should peak in 2011 to 2012 in the $18 to $22 a lb range, with long-term averages ranging from $13 to $15 a lb.
. . .
http://www.molyinvestingnews.com/1108-molybdenum-gets-a-boos…
Wed, Jun 24, 2009
. . .
Demand for the minor metal, used as a strengthening agent in steel, is expected to revive on the back of depleted global inventories. On the supply side, limited growth of copper mines with molybdenum as a by-product in concert with drastic output cuts will lend further support to prices. Moly inventories have remained low and are projected to remain relatively low going forward, partly because there are no new primary moly mines currently in development. Due to the lag time in taking a mine from an exploration property to a running mine, when demand warrants more production there is a period in time where a tightening supply picture will escalate prices. Analysts have claimed molybdenum prices should peak in 2011 to 2012 in the $18 to $22 a lb range, with long-term averages ranging from $13 to $15 a lb.
. . .
http://www.molyinvestingnews.com/1108-molybdenum-gets-a-boos…
Value . 11.95 Change . N.A. % Change . N.A. High . 12.50 Low . 11.40 Open . 12.50
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX:IND
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.555.342 von DaenischeSuedsee am 11.07.09 21:49:48SK 0,185 Cad!
Die Aktie zeigt Null Reaktion auf den steigenden Molypreis!
Im Gegenteil...
Die Aktie zeigt Null Reaktion auf den steigenden Molypreis!
Im Gegenteil...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.564.658 von Videomart am 13.07.09 22:00:15 . . .
so sehr mir das auf den Senkel geht, nichts desto Trotz der innere Wert von TTM steigt . .
so sehr mir das auf den Senkel geht, nichts desto Trotz der innere Wert von TTM steigt . .
bei dem angebot konnte ich einfach nicht anders
ich hab heut nochmal sehr günstig zugelangt und mein depot weiter aufgefüllt
ich hab heut nochmal sehr günstig zugelangt und mein depot weiter aufgefüllt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.567.291 von redbull99 am 14.07.09 11:22:23Du warst das also!!
Gratuliere:
Fast 5% unter pari gekauft...
Gratuliere:
Fast 5% unter pari gekauft...
LME targets February for new Mo/Co futures contracts
LONDON (Metal-Pages) 13-July-09.
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is to move ahead on its planned minor metals futures contracts from next February, its chief executive said late last week. "It's full steam ahead on the minors contracts," Martin Abbott said at a briefing in London. "There is even talk that we could probably do it even earlier, but we don't think it makes sense for the market to rush to get it done...
The LME has identified cobalt and molybdenum as the first two contracts for minor metals, having conducted feasibility into their development since 2008. The LME decided to target the two metals due to the natural overlap with the brokers' existing client base, the experience of many cobalt and molybdenum industry dealers of the LME, and the fact there is an active inter-merchant market. Yet the minor metals market has been loud in its opposition to the introduction of LME contracts in its sector. Cobalt is a very hard metal used in aerospace and for rechargeable ion batteries, while molybdenum is used as an anti-corrosive to make aircraft parts, piping, industrial motors and medical devices.
...
Quelle:
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/40764/
LONDON (Metal-Pages) 13-July-09.
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is to move ahead on its planned minor metals futures contracts from next February, its chief executive said late last week. "It's full steam ahead on the minors contracts," Martin Abbott said at a briefing in London. "There is even talk that we could probably do it even earlier, but we don't think it makes sense for the market to rush to get it done...
The LME has identified cobalt and molybdenum as the first two contracts for minor metals, having conducted feasibility into their development since 2008. The LME decided to target the two metals due to the natural overlap with the brokers' existing client base, the experience of many cobalt and molybdenum industry dealers of the LME, and the fact there is an active inter-merchant market. Yet the minor metals market has been loud in its opposition to the introduction of LME contracts in its sector. Cobalt is a very hard metal used in aerospace and for rechargeable ion batteries, while molybdenum is used as an anti-corrosive to make aircraft parts, piping, industrial motors and medical devices.
...
Quelle:
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/40764/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.570.091 von Videomart am 14.07.09 16:35:27solche geschenke muß man einfach annehmen
es fehlt nicht mehr viel und ich hab 100.000 stücke zusammengesammelt
und eins weis ich genau ... der zahltag rückt immer näher
es fehlt nicht mehr viel und ich hab 100.000 stücke zusammengesammelt
und eins weis ich genau ... der zahltag rückt immer näher
Hallo zusammen,
nicht vergessen, ab und an mal auf den Mo-Preis schauen
langsam pirscht er sich an die 15 ran . .
wünsche Euch gute Geschäfte
nicht vergessen, ab und an mal auf den Mo-Preis schauen
langsam pirscht er sich an die 15 ran . .
wünsche Euch gute Geschäfte
schöne käufe gestern in can
vielleicht kommt mal wieder ein kleiner aufschwung richtung 0,30 $
vielleicht kommt mal wieder ein kleiner aufschwung richtung 0,30 $
In FFM stehen 15k für 0,13 Euro im bid, Pari war vorhin 0,108 Euro, jetzt 0,124 Euro.
Spinnen die Makler in Frankfurt eigentlich???
Spinnen die Makler in Frankfurt eigentlich???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.587.799 von Videomart am 16.07.09 19:18:22du willst dir wohl auch noch ein paar ins depot legen?!
Ryan's Notes Average: US$13.075/lb
As of July 17, 2009
As of July 17, 2009
"Sun Tzu Ventures " verkaufen munter weiter zu Tiefstpreisen.
Das bringt mächtig Vertrauen in die Aktie...
Jul 17/09 Jul 15/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -22,000 $0.200
Jul 17/09 Jul 09/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -5,000 $0.220
Das bringt mächtig Vertrauen in die Aktie...
Jul 17/09 Jul 15/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -22,000 $0.200
Jul 17/09 Jul 09/09 Sun Tzu Ventures Inc. Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -5,000 $0.220
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.602.438 von Videomart am 19.07.09 19:48:01haben dadurch auch richtig kohle eingenommen
Tue Jul 21, 2009
Desjardins Securities Molybdenum Conference
Molybdenum is marvellous
The Fairmont Royal York, Toronto
http://www.rocamines.com/s/UpcomingEvents.asp?ReportID=35606…
Desjardins Securities Molybdenum Conference
Molybdenum is marvellous
The Fairmont Royal York, Toronto
http://www.rocamines.com/s/UpcomingEvents.asp?ReportID=35606…
Current Metal Prices
China
Molybdenum concentrates Mo 45% +4.94%
Molybdenum roasted concentrates (oxide) min 57% +6.90%
Europe
Molybdenum Roasted Concentrates (Oxide) Mo 57% +10.51%
Updated:2009-07-21
http://www.metal-pages.com/
China
Molybdenum concentrates Mo 45% +4.94%
Molybdenum roasted concentrates (oxide) min 57% +6.90%
Europe
Molybdenum Roasted Concentrates (Oxide) Mo 57% +10.51%
Updated:2009-07-21
http://www.metal-pages.com/
Moly producers predict prices of US$19 per pound, say demand to be led by China
By Kristine Owram (CP) - 52 minutes ago
TORONTO — Explosive Chinese growth over the next 15 years will bring tightness back to the molybdenum market that's been hit hard by the global recession, say producers of the metal used to strengthen steel.
However, industry players say it's unlikely moly prices in the foreseeable future will return to highs of US$25 to $35 per pound that were common before the global economy sank last fall.
Norman Ting, managing director of metal-trader Wogen Pacific Ltd., predicted Chinese demand will send moly prices - which have already climbed from lows of approximately $8 per pound to above $12 per pound - to between $18 and $19 a pound on Chinese stimulus spending.
However, he cautioned that the rising price will push many profit-takers to sell their moly assets, leading to volatility in the near term.
"Overall I say there will be some volatility in the moly market but once the market makes an adjustment, a correction, I think that the demand will still make sure the price will continue to go up," Ting said Tuesday at a molybdenum conference hosted by Desjardins Securities.
Several high-cost moly producers shut down their operations when the price of the mineral plunged late last year. As the price begins to rise again, these producers will re-start production, creating a natural ceiling, said Mark Selby, vice-president of business planning and market research at Quadra Mining Ltd. (TSX:QUA), a base-metal miner with a moly project in Greenland.
The speed with which high-cost producers can re-enter the market is the "main issue" affecting price, agreed Mark Wilson, vice-president of sales and marketing at Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc. (TSX:TCM), one of the largest publicly traded molybdenum producers in the world.
North American demand for the mineral used to produce alloyed steel and high-end stainless steel will likely remain weak in the short-term as economic uncertainty continues to hurt the construction, hydrocarbon and automotive industries that rely on moly-strengthened steel.
This is why Chinese demand is so important to the global moly market, said Derek Fisher, CEO of Moly Mines Ltd. (TSX:MOL), an Australian company whose main asset is the Spinifex Ridge molybdenum and copper mine in Western Australia.
Fisher said China's population is expected to grow by 300 million in the next 10 to 15 years, and one billion Chinese will live in cities by 2025. To fuel that growth, it's expected that 170 mass transit systems, 40 billion square metres of floor space and 50,000 skyscrapers - the equivalent of 10 New Yorks - will be built in China over the next 15 years.
"China will never source the metal for all that development internally. It's got to go elsewhere," he said.
"If I had the money I'd be going out there and buying up every undeveloped, sub-economic resource in the world I could lay my hands on. This is going to drive metal prices into the future in an extraordinary way."
Although China has 30 per cent of the world's molybdenum resources, it won't be able to keep up with demand internally, agreed Ting.
"Fundamentally I think China's lack of moly resources and the demand for stainless steel is still fairly healthy, so it will continue to grow for some time to come," he said.
The price of moly will be further bolstered by a lack of supply, said Scott Broughton, president and CEO of Roca Mines Inc. (TSXV:ROK), which owns the MAX moly mine in British Columbia.
"It's pretty obvious that the supply is dependent on a lot of mature and byproduct producers. There is a lack of supply on new mines," Broughton said, adding that he has seen first-hand the improvement in demand for moly.
"We've received a lot of calls and a lot of visitors at our door asking about offtake and wondering how much of the material they can acquire, and we haven't had that, frankly, for the better part of a year and a half or so," he said.
Molybdenum futures will be traded on the London Metals Exchange beginning in 2010, the first time the mineral has been traded on a public exchange.
Producers expressed concern that this will encourage speculation, making the price of moly even more volatile than it's been in the past.
"I just hope that the industry, both producers and consumers, put a significant amount of liquidity into this market, because without that liquidity - you think it was volatile before, just wait until it starts trading into a very thin market," said Quadra's Selby.
Molybdenum is used as an alloy and anti-corrosion agent in stainless steel and has other industrial uses. Like other specialty minerals, demand has been hurt by the slump in the steel sector caused by the worldwide recession, which has reduced demand from the auto, appliance, construction and capital goods industries.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM…
By Kristine Owram (CP) - 52 minutes ago
TORONTO — Explosive Chinese growth over the next 15 years will bring tightness back to the molybdenum market that's been hit hard by the global recession, say producers of the metal used to strengthen steel.
However, industry players say it's unlikely moly prices in the foreseeable future will return to highs of US$25 to $35 per pound that were common before the global economy sank last fall.
Norman Ting, managing director of metal-trader Wogen Pacific Ltd., predicted Chinese demand will send moly prices - which have already climbed from lows of approximately $8 per pound to above $12 per pound - to between $18 and $19 a pound on Chinese stimulus spending.
However, he cautioned that the rising price will push many profit-takers to sell their moly assets, leading to volatility in the near term.
"Overall I say there will be some volatility in the moly market but once the market makes an adjustment, a correction, I think that the demand will still make sure the price will continue to go up," Ting said Tuesday at a molybdenum conference hosted by Desjardins Securities.
Several high-cost moly producers shut down their operations when the price of the mineral plunged late last year. As the price begins to rise again, these producers will re-start production, creating a natural ceiling, said Mark Selby, vice-president of business planning and market research at Quadra Mining Ltd. (TSX:QUA), a base-metal miner with a moly project in Greenland.
The speed with which high-cost producers can re-enter the market is the "main issue" affecting price, agreed Mark Wilson, vice-president of sales and marketing at Thompson Creek Metals Co. Inc. (TSX:TCM), one of the largest publicly traded molybdenum producers in the world.
North American demand for the mineral used to produce alloyed steel and high-end stainless steel will likely remain weak in the short-term as economic uncertainty continues to hurt the construction, hydrocarbon and automotive industries that rely on moly-strengthened steel.
This is why Chinese demand is so important to the global moly market, said Derek Fisher, CEO of Moly Mines Ltd. (TSX:MOL), an Australian company whose main asset is the Spinifex Ridge molybdenum and copper mine in Western Australia.
Fisher said China's population is expected to grow by 300 million in the next 10 to 15 years, and one billion Chinese will live in cities by 2025. To fuel that growth, it's expected that 170 mass transit systems, 40 billion square metres of floor space and 50,000 skyscrapers - the equivalent of 10 New Yorks - will be built in China over the next 15 years.
"China will never source the metal for all that development internally. It's got to go elsewhere," he said.
"If I had the money I'd be going out there and buying up every undeveloped, sub-economic resource in the world I could lay my hands on. This is going to drive metal prices into the future in an extraordinary way."
Although China has 30 per cent of the world's molybdenum resources, it won't be able to keep up with demand internally, agreed Ting.
"Fundamentally I think China's lack of moly resources and the demand for stainless steel is still fairly healthy, so it will continue to grow for some time to come," he said.
The price of moly will be further bolstered by a lack of supply, said Scott Broughton, president and CEO of Roca Mines Inc. (TSXV:ROK), which owns the MAX moly mine in British Columbia.
"It's pretty obvious that the supply is dependent on a lot of mature and byproduct producers. There is a lack of supply on new mines," Broughton said, adding that he has seen first-hand the improvement in demand for moly.
"We've received a lot of calls and a lot of visitors at our door asking about offtake and wondering how much of the material they can acquire, and we haven't had that, frankly, for the better part of a year and a half or so," he said.
Molybdenum futures will be traded on the London Metals Exchange beginning in 2010, the first time the mineral has been traded on a public exchange.
Producers expressed concern that this will encourage speculation, making the price of moly even more volatile than it's been in the past.
"I just hope that the industry, both producers and consumers, put a significant amount of liquidity into this market, because without that liquidity - you think it was volatile before, just wait until it starts trading into a very thin market," said Quadra's Selby.
Molybdenum is used as an alloy and anti-corrosion agent in stainless steel and has other industrial uses. Like other specialty minerals, demand has been hurt by the slump in the steel sector caused by the worldwide recession, which has reduced demand from the auto, appliance, construction and capital goods industries.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadianpress/article/ALeqM…
Ryan's Notes Average: US$14.50/lb
As of July 21, 2009
As of July 21, 2009
Molybdenum prices expected to double in 2010
J.P. Morgan says supply squeeze will to push moly prices higher
Tom Stundza -- Purchasing, 7/21/2009 11:36:05 AM EDT
Molybdenum prices have averaged slightly more than $9/lb so far this year but an analysis by J.P. Morgan Securities warns "expect moly prices to close in on $15/lb over the next several months and to average $18/lb in 2010."
The forecast from New York-based analyst Michael Gambardella suggests that "most Western molybdenum producers have little to no inventory, leaving traders scrambling--given the recent increase in demand outside China." Restocking by carbon and stainless steel producers in the developed world and still-healthy demand from China "should then lead to the next step-up in moly prices to $20/lb in the fourth quarter of next year."
In previous market analysis, Gambardella has bullishly predicted that "the steel industry has reached a positive inflection point" so he sees "improving fundamentals throughout the back half of this year" and in 2010.
The significant decrease in global molybdenum demanddriven by lower purchasing from the stainless steel, specialty steel and petrochemical industrieshas depressed moly prices in 2009 to an average $9.40/lb through this month from $30/lb annual averages in 2007 and 2008. Supply has fallen in the face of reduced purchasing.
Gambardella says supply discipline is expected in 2010, which would drive moly prices higher, even if non-Sino world steelmaking demand improves. He also says he isn't looking for any new moly projects to come on line until at least 2011.
http://www.purchasing.com/article/315931-Molybdenum_prices_e…
J.P. Morgan says supply squeeze will to push moly prices higher
Tom Stundza -- Purchasing, 7/21/2009 11:36:05 AM EDT
Molybdenum prices have averaged slightly more than $9/lb so far this year but an analysis by J.P. Morgan Securities warns "expect moly prices to close in on $15/lb over the next several months and to average $18/lb in 2010."
The forecast from New York-based analyst Michael Gambardella suggests that "most Western molybdenum producers have little to no inventory, leaving traders scrambling--given the recent increase in demand outside China." Restocking by carbon and stainless steel producers in the developed world and still-healthy demand from China "should then lead to the next step-up in moly prices to $20/lb in the fourth quarter of next year."
In previous market analysis, Gambardella has bullishly predicted that "the steel industry has reached a positive inflection point" so he sees "improving fundamentals throughout the back half of this year" and in 2010.
The significant decrease in global molybdenum demanddriven by lower purchasing from the stainless steel, specialty steel and petrochemical industrieshas depressed moly prices in 2009 to an average $9.40/lb through this month from $30/lb annual averages in 2007 and 2008. Supply has fallen in the face of reduced purchasing.
Gambardella says supply discipline is expected in 2010, which would drive moly prices higher, even if non-Sino world steelmaking demand improves. He also says he isn't looking for any new moly projects to come on line until at least 2011.
http://www.purchasing.com/article/315931-Molybdenum_prices_e…
... also immer schön weiter eindecken mit günstigen shares!!!
so billig wie jetzt kommt man sicher nie wieder bei ttm rein
so billig wie jetzt kommt man sicher nie wieder bei ttm rein
MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molybdic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Jul 22, 09:18
Currency: USD
Value: 14.55
Change: +1.750 / +13.672%
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Updated: New York, Jul 22, 09:18
Currency: USD
Value: 14.55
Change: +1.750 / +13.672%
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MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Jul 24, 08:54
Currency: USD
Value: 15.00
Change: +0.450 / +3.093%
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Updated: New York, Jul 24, 08:54
Currency: USD
Value: 15.00
Change: +0.450 / +3.093%
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Desjardins Securities sehen Molybdän bis Ende dieses Jahres bei 18$/lb,
im Verlauf von 2010 halten sie sogar einen Preis von bis zu 30$/lb für möglich.
Im nachfolgenden Video von BNN wird über das Thema Molybdän ab Minute 4:51 berichtet:
Trading Day July 24, 2009
Base Metals [07-24-09 2:45 PM]
BNN speaks with John Redstone, analyst, Desjardins Securities.
http://watch.bnn.ca/clip196873#clip196873
im Verlauf von 2010 halten sie sogar einen Preis von bis zu 30$/lb für möglich.
Im nachfolgenden Video von BNN wird über das Thema Molybdän ab Minute 4:51 berichtet:
Trading Day July 24, 2009
Base Metals [07-24-09 2:45 PM]
BNN speaks with John Redstone, analyst, Desjardins Securities.
http://watch.bnn.ca/clip196873#clip196873
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.644.939 von Videomart am 25.07.09 02:35:35das sind wirklich gute Nachrichten, vielen Dank
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Metal price:
Molybdenum Roasted Concentrates (Oxide) Mo 57% - European Union
Date 2009-07-28
Market: European Union
Change: +6.35%
http://www.metal-pages.com/metalprices/molybdenum/
Molybdenum Roasted Concentrates (Oxide) Mo 57% - European Union
Date 2009-07-28
Market: European Union
Change: +6.35%
http://www.metal-pages.com/metalprices/molybdenum/
MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Jul 29, 09:08
Currency: USD
Value: 15.50
Change: +0.500 / +3.333%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Updated: New York, Jul 29, 09:08
Currency: USD
Value: 15.50
Change: +0.500 / +3.333%
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weiter so
Ryan's Notes Durchschnitt:
US $ 16.85/lb
4. August 2009
US $ 16.85/lb
4. August 2009
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.713.109 von HGDM am 05.08.09 10:03:37Hallo HGDM,
verstehe nicht ganz?
Bezieht es sich auf den Preis für Moly?
Oder etwa auf den Kurs(schön wärs ja)
Grüße Ingold
verstehe nicht ganz?
Bezieht es sich auf den Preis für Moly?
Oder etwa auf den Kurs(schön wärs ja)
Grüße Ingold
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.713.616 von Ingold am 05.08.09 10:51:48OK, alles klar, habe durchgeblättert
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.713.646 von Ingold am 05.08.09 10:55:17Wäre nicht schlecht, wenn es der TTM Kurs wäre
Das wäre ein plus von ca. 8000% und einige hier ordentlich reicher
Das wäre ein plus von ca. 8000% und einige hier ordentlich reicher
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.714.086 von HGDM am 05.08.09 11:42:22ja schade, hätte sonst auch eine halbe Mill.
moly 17,50
MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
08/07/2009 Currency: USD
Value
18.00
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
08/07/2009 Currency: USD
Value
18.00
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
IRR = Internal Rate of Return (Interner Zinsfuß)
Ist dieser Zinsfuß größer als der Kalkulationszinsfuß, ist die Investition wirtschaftlich
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interner_Zinsfu%C3%9F
Ist dieser Zinsfuß größer als der Kalkulationszinsfuß, ist die Investition wirtschaftlich
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interner_Zinsfu%C3%9F
Verhältnis USD / CAD aktuell 1,08
aktueller Mo Preis 18 USSD x 1,08 = 19,44 CAD
aktueller Mo Preis 18 USSD x 1,08 = 19,44 CAD
Hab mal bißchen gerechnet, man kann ja mal träumen
Wenn wir mal eine halb so große Mk wie TCM (derzeit ca. 1,3 Mrd.) erreichen sollten und keine weitere Verwässerung kommt, wird der Kurs etwa bei 15-16 € ( MK derzeit ca.7 Mill.) liegen.
Andere Meinung gerne erwünscht
Noch einen schönen Sonntag
Wenn wir mal eine halb so große Mk wie TCM (derzeit ca. 1,3 Mrd.) erreichen sollten und keine weitere Verwässerung kommt, wird der Kurs etwa bei 15-16 € ( MK derzeit ca.7 Mill.) liegen.
Andere Meinung gerne erwünscht
Noch einen schönen Sonntag
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.740.455 von HGDM am 09.08.09 17:49:42ja, in der Tat, ich bin mal etwas unkonventionell heran gegangen
Vermeidung weiterer Verwässerung, gegen Abgabe von Anteilen an dem Projekt
60.000 tpd würden ca. 21 - 22 Mio lbs Jahresproduktion ergeben, wenn sie davon
1/3 für sich behalten, also 7 mio lbs bei 12 $ Gewnn je lb
Ergebnis 84 mio $ geteilt durch 41 mio shares = 2 $ je share, bei KGV 10 = 20 $
( tax and interest unberücksichtigt, nur Überschlagsrechnung )
bleibt abzuwarten, was für einen deal sie abschließen können
weitere Meinungen sind willkommen . .
Vermeidung weiterer Verwässerung, gegen Abgabe von Anteilen an dem Projekt
60.000 tpd würden ca. 21 - 22 Mio lbs Jahresproduktion ergeben, wenn sie davon
1/3 für sich behalten, also 7 mio lbs bei 12 $ Gewnn je lb
Ergebnis 84 mio $ geteilt durch 41 mio shares = 2 $ je share, bei KGV 10 = 20 $
( tax and interest unberücksichtigt, nur Überschlagsrechnung )
bleibt abzuwarten, was für einen deal sie abschließen können
weitere Meinungen sind willkommen . .
0,2346€
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.746.264 von admire am 10.08.09 16:35:23
kann das angehen?
kann das angehen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.746.286 von admire am 10.08.09 16:37:09Warum nicht??
Schließlich sind wir hier an der Börse und nicht bei der
Schließlich sind wir hier an der Börse und nicht bei der
ich hab in den letzten tagen mal den direkten kontakt zu ttm aufgenommen ... und hab auch antworten bekommen
es werden zur zeit viele verhandlungen in asien geführt ... NICHT nur in china!!!
ausserdem wird gerade eine umweltstudie erstellt für das chu projekt!!!
"Please be patient as we take the steps necessary to develop this world class Mo deposit."
es könnten jederzeit news kommen die den kurs durch die decke fliegen lassen
es werden zur zeit viele verhandlungen in asien geführt ... NICHT nur in china!!!
ausserdem wird gerade eine umweltstudie erstellt für das chu projekt!!!
"Please be patient as we take the steps necessary to develop this world class Mo deposit."
es könnten jederzeit news kommen die den kurs durch die decke fliegen lassen
seit gegrüßt leute, der molypreis steigt und ich schmökere meine molywatch durch....ttm war und ist ein sehr interesanter wert.....wie stehen die dinge wie ich lesen konnte werden verhandlungen mit china geführt......wer lust hat kann mir paar stichpunkte zur situation schreiben.....vielen dank im voraus....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.740.805 von DaenischeSuedsee am 09.08.09 20:12:58deine rechnung gefällt mir wie gesagt ich muß mal alles durchschmökern......wann und welcher deal soll hier stattfinden....??
ich danke immer im voraus...
ich danke immer im voraus...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.750.916 von redbull99 am 11.08.09 09:01:15das sind wirklich gute Neuigkeiten, danke für die Info
Die ziehen Ihre Sache Schritt für Schritt professionell durch. Das hat mich von Anfang überzeugt.( sieht man bei vielen Anderen leider nicht!)
Jetzt wird ein zahlungskräftiger Investor gesucht und nächstes Jahr gehen sie in Produktion. Uns bei weiter steigendem Moly Preis kommt ordentlich cash in die "Bude".
@redbull99
Danke für die news
Jetzt wird ein zahlungskräftiger Investor gesucht und nächstes Jahr gehen sie in Produktion. Uns bei weiter steigendem Moly Preis kommt ordentlich cash in die "Bude".
@redbull99
Danke für die news
... gut das ich vor einigen wochen günstig nachgekauft hab
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.752.354 von HGDM am 11.08.09 11:26:07ist das schon amtlich mit der produktion...??
ich muß auch mal nachsehen ich habe noch eine empfehlung vom small cap investor...
ich muß auch mal nachsehen ich habe noch eine empfehlung vom small cap investor...
Irgenwo stand es. Mußt bischen suchen
...und schau mal hier
http://translate.google.de/translate?hl=de&sl=en&u=http://ww…
...und schau mal hier
http://translate.google.de/translate?hl=de&sl=en&u=http://ww…
ich danke für den link ttm liegt 75 km von thompson creek entfernt.....kann man die recourcen von ttm mit thompson creek vergleichen....???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.754.097 von hadesitem am 11.08.09 14:34:49kann man die recourcen von ttm mit thompson creek vergleichen....???
nicht mit TCM aber mit TCM's Endako Mine
nicht mit TCM aber mit TCM's Endako Mine
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.754.097 von hadesitem am 11.08.09 14:34:49Seite 223 - #2224 und #2225
production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper
3.10 Estimated Project Costs
The average total operating cost for the Chu Project is estimated at CDN $7.46 per tonne of ore. This represents a mine operating cost per tonne of ore of $3.66, and $3.80 for processing and corporate expenses.
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/html/deploy/epic_project…
dann "Document Index" und "Projekt Description" - ganz interessant
production rate of 60,000 tonnes per day for annual production of 21 million tonnes over a projected 31 year mine life. At this projected mining rate the project would produce in excess of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper
3.10 Estimated Project Costs
The average total operating cost for the Chu Project is estimated at CDN $7.46 per tonne of ore. This represents a mine operating cost per tonne of ore of $3.66, and $3.80 for processing and corporate expenses.
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/html/deploy/epic_project…
dann "Document Index" und "Projekt Description" - ganz interessant
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.757.019 von DaenischeSuedsee am 11.08.09 19:19:56of 600 million pounds of molybdenum and in excess of 450 million pounds of copper
das reicht schon....600 million pfund moly ist gleich zu setzen mit einer moly mines
und noch kupfer wenn die mit der produktion beginnen sollte es hier abgehen vieleicht schon vorher......
das wird mein ding für die nächsten 2 jahre.....ich brauch aber wieder geld naja habe wieder einen job in aussicht....
ich danke für die auskünfte....
das reicht schon....600 million pfund moly ist gleich zu setzen mit einer moly mines
und noch kupfer wenn die mit der produktion beginnen sollte es hier abgehen vieleicht schon vorher......
das wird mein ding für die nächsten 2 jahre.....ich brauch aber wieder geld naja habe wieder einen job in aussicht....
ich danke für die auskünfte....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.756.818 von DaenischeSuedsee am 11.08.09 18:53:12wieviel minen haben die oder welche ist am ertragsreichsten.....sicher die endako
ein interessanter Artikel:
China makes unexpected grab for Canadian miner
State-controlled Jilin Jien launches a surprise bid for Canadian Royalties, a stark change in tactics for the Asian superpower
ANDY HOFFMAN
00:00 EDT Tuesday, August 11, 2009
http://www.globeinvestor.com/servlet/story/GAM.20090811.RCHI…
China makes unexpected grab for Canadian miner
State-controlled Jilin Jien launches a surprise bid for Canadian Royalties, a stark change in tactics for the Asian superpower
ANDY HOFFMAN
00:00 EDT Tuesday, August 11, 2009
http://www.globeinvestor.com/servlet/story/GAM.20090811.RCHI…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.757.322 von hadesitem am 11.08.09 19:53:04moin,
Auskünfte zu Tompson Creek, da ist "videomart" sicher der bessere Ansprechpartner
Auskünfte zu Tompson Creek, da ist "videomart" sicher der bessere Ansprechpartner
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.758.896 von Videomart am 11.08.09 23:02:14in der Tat, sehr interessant, insbesondere daß ein Chinesischer Investment Fond sich
als größter share holder bei Teck Resources eingekauft hat war mir nicht bekannt
als größter share holder bei Teck Resources eingekauft hat war mir nicht bekannt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.757.322 von hadesitem am 11.08.09 19:53:04-off-topic-
Die Thompson-Creek-Mine produziert erheblich mehr Molybdän als Endako.
1. Quartal:
The Company's mines produced 6.1 million pounds of molybdenum in the first quarter, up from 5.6 million pounds in the first quarter of 2008. The Thompson Creek Mine produced 4.4 million pounds, up from 3.6 million pounds a year earlier, while the Company's 75% share of the Endako Mine's production was 1.7 million, compared with 2 million pounds a year earlier.
2.Quartal:
The Company's mines produced 6.7 million pounds of molybdenum in the second quarter, up from 6.2 million pounds in the second quarter of 2008. The Thompson Creek Mine produced 4.7 million pounds, up from 4.0 million pounds a year earlier, while the Company's 75% share of the Endako Mine's production was 2.0 million, compared with 2.2 million pounds a year earlier.
Die Thompson-Creek-Mine produziert erheblich mehr Molybdän als Endako.
1. Quartal:
The Company's mines produced 6.1 million pounds of molybdenum in the first quarter, up from 5.6 million pounds in the first quarter of 2008. The Thompson Creek Mine produced 4.4 million pounds, up from 3.6 million pounds a year earlier, while the Company's 75% share of the Endako Mine's production was 1.7 million, compared with 2 million pounds a year earlier.
2.Quartal:
The Company's mines produced 6.7 million pounds of molybdenum in the second quarter, up from 6.2 million pounds in the second quarter of 2008. The Thompson Creek Mine produced 4.7 million pounds, up from 4.0 million pounds a year earlier, while the Company's 75% share of the Endako Mine's production was 2.0 million, compared with 2.2 million pounds a year earlier.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.760.730 von DaenischeSuedsee am 12.08.09 10:18:57merci....
aber ttm sieht mir nach einer großen chance aus....schaut euch mal moly mines an die stehen bei 0.8 €......so einen run kann doch ttm auch hin legen...an was hapert es denn noch bis man produzieren kann....??
aber ttm sieht mir nach einer großen chance aus....schaut euch mal moly mines an die stehen bei 0.8 €......so einen run kann doch ttm auch hin legen...an was hapert es denn noch bis man produzieren kann....??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.761.188 von hadesitem am 12.08.09 11:06:32an was hapert es denn noch bis man produzieren kann....??
man muß jetzt alle Genehmigungsverfahren durchlaufen die Finanzierung stemmen, im Detail heißt das
- joint venture Partner finden
- einen Stahlproduzenten mit Abnahmeverträgen
- Verhandlungen über "used equipment" was die CAPEX deutlich
..reduzieren und die gesamte Finanzierung deutlich erleichtern dürfte
- etc. pp
sehr wahrscheinlich sind hier mehrere Parteien unter einen Hut zu bringen
und alle müssen zufrieden sein
man muß jetzt alle Genehmigungsverfahren durchlaufen die Finanzierung stemmen, im Detail heißt das
- joint venture Partner finden
- einen Stahlproduzenten mit Abnahmeverträgen
- Verhandlungen über "used equipment" was die CAPEX deutlich
..reduzieren und die gesamte Finanzierung deutlich erleichtern dürfte
- etc. pp
sehr wahrscheinlich sind hier mehrere Parteien unter einen Hut zu bringen
und alle müssen zufrieden sein
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.762.444 von DaenischeSuedsee am 12.08.09 13:30:21P.S.:
wobei man hervor heben muß daß TTM aktuell nur 41 Mio
outstanding shares hat und nicht verschuldet ist
wobei man hervor heben muß daß TTM aktuell nur 41 Mio
outstanding shares hat und nicht verschuldet ist
was noch anzumerken wäre, Moly Mines ist hoch verschuldet, kann trotzdem nicht
produzieren und die Schulden nicht bedienen, keine schöne Situation
produzieren und die Schulden nicht bedienen, keine schöne Situation
MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Aug 12, 09:45
Currency: USD
Value: 18.50
Change: +0.500 / +2.778%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Updated: New York, Aug 12, 09:45
Currency: USD
Value: 18.50
Change: +0.500 / +2.778%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
da hat sich aber einer dick eingekauft
bei unserem baby 1000 Stück
bei unserem baby 1000 Stück
wir müssen zeit haben wie ich schon vor
langer zeit geschrieben hatte 2010 2011
früher wird das nichts hier
ich hoffe das alle nochmal nachgelegt hatten
in den sehr schlechten tagen
wenn nicht dann ist auch jetzt noch zeit dazu
wir haben geld in der kasse
wir haben keine schulden
und haben auch gute ergebnisse bis dato
gebracht
wie gehts aus hier?
schau ma mal
langer zeit geschrieben hatte 2010 2011
früher wird das nichts hier
ich hoffe das alle nochmal nachgelegt hatten
in den sehr schlechten tagen
wenn nicht dann ist auch jetzt noch zeit dazu
wir haben geld in der kasse
wir haben keine schulden
und haben auch gute ergebnisse bis dato
gebracht
wie gehts aus hier?
schau ma mal
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.764.847 von admire am 12.08.09 17:11:15MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Aug 12, 09:45
Currency: USD
Value: 18.50
Change: +0.500 / +2.778%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Updated: New York, Aug 12, 09:45
Currency: USD
Value: 18.50
Change: +0.500 / +2.778%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.762.534 von DaenischeSuedsee am 12.08.09 13:40:07Im Moment spielt der Markt "Wiederbelebung von Spinifex Ridge".
Sollte es tatsächlich so weit kommen, wird es zu einem erheblichen Anstieg des Molybdänangebotes auf dem Weltmarkt kommen, ev. sogar zu fallenden Preisen.
Derlei Aussichten dürften nicht zu einem gesteigerten Interesse an TTM Resources beitragen.
Meinungen???
Sollte es tatsächlich so weit kommen, wird es zu einem erheblichen Anstieg des Molybdänangebotes auf dem Weltmarkt kommen, ev. sogar zu fallenden Preisen.
Derlei Aussichten dürften nicht zu einem gesteigerten Interesse an TTM Resources beitragen.
Meinungen???
Derlei Aussichten dürften nicht zu einem gesteigerten Interesse an TTM Resources beitragen
Abwarten, die Börse har ihr eigenes Leben.
Bin mit dem jetzigen Interesse aber schon zufrieden
Leserzahl steigt, der Kurs steigt, was will man mehr?
Abwarten, die Börse har ihr eigenes Leben.
Bin mit dem jetzigen Interesse aber schon zufrieden
Leserzahl steigt, der Kurs steigt, was will man mehr?
Ist das nicht schön???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.765.068 von Videomart am 12.08.09 17:35:26Sollte es tatsächlich so weit kommen, wird es zu einem erheblichen Anstieg
des Molybdänangebotes auf dem Weltmarkt kommen
die gesammte Produktion von Spinifex Ridge ist bereits an Thyssen Krupp verkauft und wird den Weltmarkt nie sehen
des Molybdänangebotes auf dem Weltmarkt kommen
die gesammte Produktion von Spinifex Ridge ist bereits an Thyssen Krupp verkauft und wird den Weltmarkt nie sehen
ich danke euch für die hilfestellung.....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.765.468 von DaenischeSuedsee am 12.08.09 18:18:26Das stimmt natürlich.
Aber ThyssenKrupp kauft aus diesem Grunde kein Molybdän mehr auf dem freien Markt; ein Großabnehmer also, der wegfällt.
Diejenigen Anbieter, die vorher an ThyssenKrupp verkauft haben, müssen sich dann andere Kundenkreise erschließen.
Und das ist keine gute Grundlage für Preissteigerungen...
Aber ThyssenKrupp kauft aus diesem Grunde kein Molybdän mehr auf dem freien Markt; ein Großabnehmer also, der wegfällt.
Diejenigen Anbieter, die vorher an ThyssenKrupp verkauft haben, müssen sich dann andere Kundenkreise erschließen.
Und das ist keine gute Grundlage für Preissteigerungen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.761.180 von Videomart am 12.08.09 11:05:38Die Thompson-Creek-Mine produziert erheblich mehr Molybdän als Endako.
ist die endako nicht von thompson creek ???
ist die endako nicht von thompson creek ???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.765.634 von hadesitem am 12.08.09 18:37:05The Company owns the Thompson Creek open-pit molybdenum mine and mill in Idaho, a metallurgical roasting facility in Langeloth, Pennsylvania and a 75% share of the Endako open-pit mine, mill and roasting facility in northern British Columbia.
Thompson Creek Mine
Endako
Langeloth Metallurgical Facility
Thompson Creek Mine
Endako
Langeloth Metallurgical Facility
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.766.222 von Videomart am 12.08.09 19:54:38
ok danke....
weil du gerade gut drauf bist....wieviel cash hat ttm zur zeit....und leider konnte ich nirgens rauslesen ob ttm wirklich 2010 mit der produktion anfangen will weißt du was davon....??
ok danke....
weil du gerade gut drauf bist....wieviel cash hat ttm zur zeit....und leider konnte ich nirgens rauslesen ob ttm wirklich 2010 mit der produktion anfangen will weißt du was davon....??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.766.344 von hadesitem am 12.08.09 20:09:28Diese Frage sollte wiederrum Dänische Suedsee besser beantworten können...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.766.344 von hadesitem am 12.08.09 20:09:28@ hadesitem
Sollen wir dir die Aktien dann kaufen auch oder machst du das selber?
Entschuldige, aber ein bisschen Recherche (von Due Diligence möchte ich gar nicht reden) sollte jeder Investierte/Interessierte schon selber zu Wege bringen.
Alles was du bisher gefragt hast, ist in den News/Reports, auf der entsprechenden Homepage nach zu lesen. Also sei mir nicht böse, aber suche doch vorher selber ein wenig, bevor du uns hier Löcher in den Bauch fragst.
Du verscheuchst uns ja Videomart oder Dänische Südsee, die ihr Wissen und ihre Recherche-Ergebnisse der Allgemeinheit zur Verfügung stellen. Besten Dank dafür übrigens.
Sollen wir dir die Aktien dann kaufen auch oder machst du das selber?
Entschuldige, aber ein bisschen Recherche (von Due Diligence möchte ich gar nicht reden) sollte jeder Investierte/Interessierte schon selber zu Wege bringen.
Alles was du bisher gefragt hast, ist in den News/Reports, auf der entsprechenden Homepage nach zu lesen. Also sei mir nicht böse, aber suche doch vorher selber ein wenig, bevor du uns hier Löcher in den Bauch fragst.
Du verscheuchst uns ja Videomart oder Dänische Südsee, die ihr Wissen und ihre Recherche-Ergebnisse der Allgemeinheit zur Verfügung stellen. Besten Dank dafür übrigens.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.766.344 von hadesitem am 12.08.09 20:09:28ein paar milliööönchen sind schon noch da
wieviel mußt du selbst rauskriegen
wir kommen auf alle fälle dieses jahr über
die runde
wieviel mußt du selbst rauskriegen
wir kommen auf alle fälle dieses jahr über
die runde
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ich danke euch und ihr habt recht doch habe ich im moment wenig zeit da ich mich um einen neuen job gekümmert habe dies auch geklappt hat......eine frage ist keine klage...
nochmals danke....
Ryan's Notes Average: US$17.25/lb
As of Aug 14, 2009
As of Aug 14, 2009
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.787.166 von Videomart am 15.08.09 00:16:21
Bloomberg: Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU $ 18.50
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX:IND[/url…
Bloomberg: Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU $ 18.50
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX:IND[/url…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.787.485 von DaenischeSuedsee am 15.08.09 08:44:57Metal price:
Molybdenum Roasted Concentrates (Oxide) Mo 57% - European Union
Date 2009-08-13
Market: European Union
Change: -0.69%
http://www.metal-pages.com/metalprices/molybdenum/
Molybdenum Roasted Concentrates (Oxide) Mo 57% - European Union
Date 2009-08-13
Market: European Union
Change: -0.69%
http://www.metal-pages.com/metalprices/molybdenum/
US spot ferro-molybdenum goes higher; ferro-vanadium unchanged
NEW YORK (Metal-Pages) 13-Aug-09.
US spot prices for ferro-molybdenum and molybdenum oxide moved still higher in recent days, as ferro-vanadium completed a second week with no effective change in spot range pricing. US spot ferro-molybdenum prices increased to a new range of $ 17.50-18.50/lb, an increase from $ 17.30-17.90 early this week on a delivered-works basis.
Spot molybdenum oxide prices in the US market moved to a wider range of $ 17.00-17.75/lb on a delivered-works basis, but appears to have slowed the pace of its advances.
...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/41433/
NEW YORK (Metal-Pages) 13-Aug-09.
US spot prices for ferro-molybdenum and molybdenum oxide moved still higher in recent days, as ferro-vanadium completed a second week with no effective change in spot range pricing. US spot ferro-molybdenum prices increased to a new range of $ 17.50-18.50/lb, an increase from $ 17.30-17.90 early this week on a delivered-works basis.
Spot molybdenum oxide prices in the US market moved to a wider range of $ 17.00-17.75/lb on a delivered-works basis, but appears to have slowed the pace of its advances.
...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/41433/
14-Aug-09.
Traders in most markets reported quiet conditions, and even those metals that started the week busy fell off by the end of the week.
...Having seen prices run away over recent weeks, ferro-molybdenum has softened to $ 41.42/kg, though traders expect a pick-up again in the next few weeks.
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/41454
Traders in most markets reported quiet conditions, and even those metals that started the week busy fell off by the end of the week.
...Having seen prices run away over recent weeks, ferro-molybdenum has softened to $ 41.42/kg, though traders expect a pick-up again in the next few weeks.
Quelle:
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/41454
FFM gibt mal wieder einen Kurs von 0,18 Euro an...
Pari ist momentan 0,234 Euro!!
Pari ist momentan 0,234 Euro!!
Den Makler in Frankfurt stelle ich mir etwa folgendermassen vor:
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.797.055 von Videomart am 17.08.09 19:23:59 ich hab's gerade gedacht - merkt der noch was ?
. . aber nicht mehr lange, dann wird hier ein anderer Wind wehen . .
MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molybdic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Aug 19, 09:17
Currency: USD
Value: 18.15
Change: -0.350 / -1.892%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Updated: New York, Aug 19, 09:17
Currency: USD
Value: 18.15
Change: -0.350 / -1.892%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
0,194 € Woowwwww !!!!!!
wer kauft die ganzen TTM's bis 0,365 CAD's ???
da ist schon einiges aufgelaufen die letzten 30 Tg
wer kauft die ganzen TTM's bis 0,365 CAD's ???
da ist schon einiges aufgelaufen die letzten 30 Tg
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.815.452 von DaenischeSuedsee am 20.08.09 09:35:22du, wer sonst
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.815.934 von bergsteigen am 20.08.09 10:33:43wir werden schon noch belohnt
für unser warten
für unser warten
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.815.954 von bergsteigen am 20.08.09 10:36:11also ich hab mich zwischendurch schon immer mal belohnt
bin damals bei über 1€ rausgegangen und hab in den letzten monaten wieder fleißig eingesammelt
bin damals bei über 1€ rausgegangen und hab in den letzten monaten wieder fleißig eingesammelt
man könnte ja mal ne kleine tipp-runde aufmachen für den jahresendkurs?!
...falls jemand interesse daran hat
also ich tippe auf 0,99 $ ~ 0,65 €
...falls jemand interesse daran hat
also ich tippe auf 0,99 $ ~ 0,65 €
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.816.613 von redbull99 am 20.08.09 11:51:10ich schätze mal, abgesehen das börsenumfeld
macht mit, bis dez. 2011, solange halte ich
auf alle fälle, ist auch steuerfrei dann
mind ...... wenn nicht mehr
macht mit, bis dez. 2011, solange halte ich
auf alle fälle, ist auch steuerfrei dann
mind ...... wenn nicht mehr
Re: den Makler in Frankfurt stelle ich mir folgendermaßen vor
. . scheint gestern mal wieder zu tief ins Glas geschaut
zu haben . . . .
. . scheint gestern mal wieder zu tief ins Glas geschaut
zu haben . . . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.823.767 von DaenischeSuedsee am 21.08.09 10:04:40hi südsee,
bald gehts los in die südsee, was diese
makler taxen ist schon eine besondere
unverschämtheit aber nicht erst seit gestern
bald gehts los in die südsee, was diese
makler taxen ist schon eine besondere
unverschämtheit aber nicht erst seit gestern
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.826.997 von bergsteigen am 21.08.09 15:48:42Die Taxe währe noch weiter unten, wenn ich nicht gestern 6000 Stück zum Kauf reingestellt hätte, zuvor lag die noch bei 0,18 oder 0,19 Cent.
Wir kennen doch unseren realen Wert, ist nur ärgerlich für solche, die keine Ahnung haben, habe selber ja auch mal dazu gehört
Wir kennen doch unseren realen Wert, ist nur ärgerlich für solche, die keine Ahnung haben, habe selber ja auch mal dazu gehört
Hallo zusammen,
schon lange keinen realtime chart mehr eingestellt aber
heute hab' ich mal wieder Freude dran . . - . . yes, we can !!!
schon lange keinen realtime chart mehr eingestellt aber
heute hab' ich mal wieder Freude dran . . - . . yes, we can !!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.827.452 von DaenischeSuedsee am 21.08.09 16:23:44Ja, so kann es weitergehen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.828.909 von HGDM am 21.08.09 18:40:19alle wieder da
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.828.967 von bergsteigen am 21.08.09 18:48:00Klar
Auch dafür wird Moly genutzt
http://www.presseecho.de/produktionstechnik/PB281054.htm
Auch dafür wird Moly genutzt
http://www.presseecho.de/produktionstechnik/PB281054.htm
hmm . . still, wenn keiner was sagt . .
schönes Wetter heute . .
schönes Wetter heute . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.840.272 von Videomart am 24.08.09 18:30:52schaut gut aus
aber was unsere makler wieder taxen
ist nicht schön
aber was unsere makler wieder taxen
ist nicht schön
Schlußkurs auf Tageshoch, Volumen außergewöhnlich groß!!
Allmählich scheint's hier loszugehen...
Allmählich scheint's hier loszugehen...
TCM NR - financing . . . . , so heute möchte ich hier 800 Milliarden clicks
sehen . . . und keiner sagt was . .
sehen . . . und keiner sagt was . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.851.640 von DaenischeSuedsee am 26.08.09 07:38:34was steht denn im TCM NR-financing ... ttm betreffend ???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.851.701 von redbull99 am 26.08.09 07:56:53 . . hör mal, soll ich Dir beim Skat kloppen auch noch erzählrn welche Karten
ich auf der Hand habe . . ??
ich auf der Hand habe . . ??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.851.701 von redbull99 am 26.08.09 07:56:53 . . nein Scherz beiseite, der Speklation sind natürlich keine Grenzen gesetzt,
ich gehe davon aus TCM hat andere Pläne . .
ich gehe davon aus TCM hat andere Pläne . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.851.970 von DaenischeSuedsee am 26.08.09 08:40:39sonst würden wir hier heute noch vehemente Dementies lesen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.851.970 von DaenischeSuedsee am 26.08.09 08:40:39ich gehe davon aus TCM hat andere Pläne
Ich auch.
Offenbar wurde darauf von TTM-Anlegern auch nicht mehr spekuliert,
ansonsten gäbe es hier sicherlich ein Blutbad...
Ich auch.
Offenbar wurde darauf von TTM-Anlegern auch nicht mehr spekuliert,
ansonsten gäbe es hier sicherlich ein Blutbad...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.856.752 von Videomart am 26.08.09 16:02:33yooh . . . . .
Ryan's Notes Average: US$16.55/lb
As of Aug 28, 2009
Veränderung: -0,90 (-5,16%)
As of Aug 28, 2009
Veränderung: -0,90 (-5,16%)
PRICES COULD PEAK AT PRE-CRISIS LEVELS
Expect volatile Molybdenum prices -analyst
Chinese stock piling of the metal could see it drop as low as $10/lb and jump has high as $20/lb
Posted: Thursday , 03 Sep 2009
SANTIAGO, (Reuters) -
The prices of molybdenum, a mineral used to strengthen steel, would face short-term volatility as top producer China turns into a key importer of the silvery metal, a Chilean expert said on Tuesday.
Molybdenum, which is obtained mostly as a byproduct of copper, has seen prices more than double to around $17 per pound in recent months, but still far from $34/lb highs reached in 2008.
Pablo Bascur, an industry consultant and former executive at world's top copper producer Codelco, says demand for molybdenum will likely pick up later this year and in 2010 as the worldwide financial storm eases.
However, China's heavy stockpiling seen this year could keep prices from finding their footing.
"I hold the view that we will continue to see high volatility in at least the next three quarters because this stockpiling will take some time," said Bascur in an interview.
"I believe we will have periods of very low prices at $10/lb, but I also don't rule out prices over $20/lb."
He said the metals' price could even peak to pre-crisis levels, but China will keep markets guessing with its rising molybdenum inventories.
Molybdenum prices could fall quickly if China's stocks are sold-off.
Bascur's company, MolyExp, posted a brief on its molybdenum market study at www.molyexp.com/.
Chile is one of the world's top producers of molybdenum that is used to make aircraft parts, electrical contacts and industrial motors.
Other industry analysts also have predicted a recovery in molybdenum prices on rising optimism about the speed of the global economic recovery.
Chilean government copper think tank Cochilco forecast prices for molybdenum at around 10/lb in 2009. (Reporting by Alonso Soto; Editing by Carol Bishopric)
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid…
Expect volatile Molybdenum prices -analyst
Chinese stock piling of the metal could see it drop as low as $10/lb and jump has high as $20/lb
Posted: Thursday , 03 Sep 2009
SANTIAGO, (Reuters) -
The prices of molybdenum, a mineral used to strengthen steel, would face short-term volatility as top producer China turns into a key importer of the silvery metal, a Chilean expert said on Tuesday.
Molybdenum, which is obtained mostly as a byproduct of copper, has seen prices more than double to around $17 per pound in recent months, but still far from $34/lb highs reached in 2008.
Pablo Bascur, an industry consultant and former executive at world's top copper producer Codelco, says demand for molybdenum will likely pick up later this year and in 2010 as the worldwide financial storm eases.
However, China's heavy stockpiling seen this year could keep prices from finding their footing.
"I hold the view that we will continue to see high volatility in at least the next three quarters because this stockpiling will take some time," said Bascur in an interview.
"I believe we will have periods of very low prices at $10/lb, but I also don't rule out prices over $20/lb."
He said the metals' price could even peak to pre-crisis levels, but China will keep markets guessing with its rising molybdenum inventories.
Molybdenum prices could fall quickly if China's stocks are sold-off.
Bascur's company, MolyExp, posted a brief on its molybdenum market study at www.molyexp.com/.
Chile is one of the world's top producers of molybdenum that is used to make aircraft parts, electrical contacts and industrial motors.
Other industry analysts also have predicted a recovery in molybdenum prices on rising optimism about the speed of the global economic recovery.
Chilean government copper think tank Cochilco forecast prices for molybdenum at around 10/lb in 2009. (Reporting by Alonso Soto; Editing by Carol Bishopric)
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid…
Ryan's Notes Average: US$15.375/lb
As of Sept. 4, 2009
Veränderung: -0,875 (-5,38%)
As of Sept. 4, 2009
Veränderung: -0,875 (-5,38%)
TD Securities Inc. mit 139k grösster Verkäufer heute...
MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Sep 16, 09:18
Currency: USD
Value: 14.15
Change: -0.850 / -5.667%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Updated: New York, Sep 16, 09:18
Currency: USD
Value: 14.15
Change: -0.850 / -5.667%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Molybdenum market tipped for tight supply
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 18-Sep-09.
Molybdenum alloys will be in tight supply for at least a year, Reading Alloys Technology Director James Robison told delegates at the International Titanium Association (ITA) Conference in Hawaii this week.
“The pace of economic recovery will determine the degree to which molybdenum supply meets demand,” Robison said.
“If the last few months are any indicator, molybdenum will be in tight supply for at least a year.”
With world molybdenum supply at 220000 tonnes in 2008, China cut exports by around 20000 tonnes, increasing imports by around 25000 tonnes, which should tighten supplies and increase values with no apparent effect, Robison said. This and the fact molybdenum values did not fall suggests there are a lot of molybdenum out there, he added.
...
From 2003, molybdenum market saw continued and rapid price increases until mid-2005. After falling back prices continued climbing until the fourth quarter of last year, as demand outstripped supply.
By the middle of 2009, China's $ 586 billion stimulus package in response to the global economic downturn had kick-started the domestic steel industry, as the country reported 7.9% annualised growth.
It came against a background of steel industry growth in Europe and North American, but also more significantly in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China).
With growing demand in the BRICS countries from the automobile and domestic appliance sectors, the appetite increased for more sophisticated steels containing molybdenum and other elements, Robison said.
After a brief dip, Brazil, the sixth largest auto producer was back to producing vehicles at a rate of over 3 million a year and despite a sluggish economy, the North American steel industry had raised utilised capacity by 4% to 53%, Robison outlined.
...
While Robison said there are a lot of “ifs” in forecasting molybdenum marketperformance, last week Douglas Horn of US consultancy CPM group told delegates at the International Molybdenum Association AGM in Kobe, Japan that demand will recover more quickly than supply and the market could return to a deficit in 2011.
CPM forecasts global demand in 2009 for molybdenum will show a 10% contraction (15% outside of China).
New production, however, will lag behind, as the capacity of the debt markets to finance new projects will be slow to recover, Horn said.
...
In July, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold said it will aim to double annual production at its Climax molybdenum mine to 60 million lbs, without setting a date for work to re-start at the site.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42171(Auszug)
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 18-Sep-09.
Molybdenum alloys will be in tight supply for at least a year, Reading Alloys Technology Director James Robison told delegates at the International Titanium Association (ITA) Conference in Hawaii this week.
“The pace of economic recovery will determine the degree to which molybdenum supply meets demand,” Robison said.
“If the last few months are any indicator, molybdenum will be in tight supply for at least a year.”
With world molybdenum supply at 220000 tonnes in 2008, China cut exports by around 20000 tonnes, increasing imports by around 25000 tonnes, which should tighten supplies and increase values with no apparent effect, Robison said. This and the fact molybdenum values did not fall suggests there are a lot of molybdenum out there, he added.
...
From 2003, molybdenum market saw continued and rapid price increases until mid-2005. After falling back prices continued climbing until the fourth quarter of last year, as demand outstripped supply.
By the middle of 2009, China's $ 586 billion stimulus package in response to the global economic downturn had kick-started the domestic steel industry, as the country reported 7.9% annualised growth.
It came against a background of steel industry growth in Europe and North American, but also more significantly in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China).
With growing demand in the BRICS countries from the automobile and domestic appliance sectors, the appetite increased for more sophisticated steels containing molybdenum and other elements, Robison said.
After a brief dip, Brazil, the sixth largest auto producer was back to producing vehicles at a rate of over 3 million a year and despite a sluggish economy, the North American steel industry had raised utilised capacity by 4% to 53%, Robison outlined.
...
While Robison said there are a lot of “ifs” in forecasting molybdenum marketperformance, last week Douglas Horn of US consultancy CPM group told delegates at the International Molybdenum Association AGM in Kobe, Japan that demand will recover more quickly than supply and the market could return to a deficit in 2011.
CPM forecasts global demand in 2009 for molybdenum will show a 10% contraction (15% outside of China).
New production, however, will lag behind, as the capacity of the debt markets to finance new projects will be slow to recover, Horn said.
...
In July, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold said it will aim to double annual production at its Climax molybdenum mine to 60 million lbs, without setting a date for work to re-start at the site.
...
www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42171(Auszug)
22.09.2009 11:11
Rohstoffe-Go - RBC Capital: Weiterhin solide Aussichten für Industriemetallpreise
Rohstoffe-Go - Stuttgart (www.rohstoffe-go.de)
Ist der Rebound, den die Basismetallpreise seit Ende des vergangenen Jahres hingelegt haben übertrieben? Die Experten streiten sich noch, doch zumindest die Analysten von RBC Capital Markets sind vergleichsweise positiv gestimmt, was die langfristigen Aussichten der meisten Metalle angeht. In einer aktuellen Studie haben sie ihre Ansichten zu den einzelnen Metallen dargelegt.
So sind die RBC-Experten der Ansicht, dass das Abwärtsrisiko für den Aluminiumpreis begrenzt ist, da der aktuelle Spotpreis in Bezug zu den Lagerbeständen (in Wochen von Verbrauch) sehr niedrig sei. Wieder ansteigende Lagerbestände und höhere Produktionskapazitäten könnten allerdings einem möglichen Preisanstieg ebenfalls Grenzen setzen. Langfristig sehen die Analysten hier ein Preisziel von 0,90 US-Dollar pro Pfund.
Für den Kupferpreis erwartet RBC auf Grund steigender, weltweiter Lagerbestände kurzfristig zunächst Abwärtsdruck. Doch schon im kommenden Jahr sollte der Kupfermarkt ihrer Ansicht nach ins Defizit rutschen und die Lagerbestände unter ein kritisches Niveau fallen. Die RBC-Experten gehen davon aus, dass ein Pfund Kupfer 2012 3,00 US-Dollar kosten wird und der Preis 2013 auf 3,25 US-Dollar je Pfund steigen wird. Dennoch liegt der von ihnen geschätzte langfristige Preis bei relativ moderaten 1,75 Dollar pro Pfund.
Auch für den Molybdänpreis rechnet RBC Capital kurzfristig (auf Sicht der nächsten drei bis sechs Monate) mit Abwärtsrisiken. Ihrer Meinung nach wird der Molybdänpreis nach dem drastischen Anstieg im laufenden Jahr zunächst weiter korrigieren. Doch da insbesondere China seine Molybdän-Käufe weiter fortsetzen will, sollte der Preis für dieses Spezialmetall 2010 und 2011 einen „dramatischen“ Rebound erfahren, wenn die Nachfrage wieder anzieht. Langfristig prognostiziert RBC einen Moly-Preis von 11,00 US-Dollar je Pfund.
Weniger positiv sieht RBC hingegen die Entwicklung bei Nickel. Kurzfristig sollten Probleme mit der Arbeiterschaft in Sudbury den Preis stützen. Doch angesichts der hohen Lagerbestände, sind die Experten der Meinung, dass diese Rallye nicht nachhaltig verlaufen wird – außer die Nachfrage außerhalb Chinas ziehe merklich an. Sie erwarten, dass der Nickelpreis im vierten Quartal fallen wird und über wenig Aufwärtspotenzial verfügt, da nach und nach stillgelegte Produktionskapazitäten wieder in Betrieb gehen würden. Langfristig rechnet RBC mit einem Nickelpreis von 7,50 US-Dollar je Pfund.
Beim Zinkpreis hält RBC kurzfristigen Abwärtsdruck auf Grund technischer Faktoren für wahrscheinlich. Eine Verknappung des Angebots aus der Minenproduktion sollte aber den Markt in den nächsten Jahren stützen. Das langfristige Preisziel liegt bei 0,90 US-Dollar pro Pfund.
http://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/rohstoffe/Rohstoffe-Go-RBC…
Rohstoffe-Go - RBC Capital: Weiterhin solide Aussichten für Industriemetallpreise
Rohstoffe-Go - Stuttgart (www.rohstoffe-go.de)
Ist der Rebound, den die Basismetallpreise seit Ende des vergangenen Jahres hingelegt haben übertrieben? Die Experten streiten sich noch, doch zumindest die Analysten von RBC Capital Markets sind vergleichsweise positiv gestimmt, was die langfristigen Aussichten der meisten Metalle angeht. In einer aktuellen Studie haben sie ihre Ansichten zu den einzelnen Metallen dargelegt.
So sind die RBC-Experten der Ansicht, dass das Abwärtsrisiko für den Aluminiumpreis begrenzt ist, da der aktuelle Spotpreis in Bezug zu den Lagerbeständen (in Wochen von Verbrauch) sehr niedrig sei. Wieder ansteigende Lagerbestände und höhere Produktionskapazitäten könnten allerdings einem möglichen Preisanstieg ebenfalls Grenzen setzen. Langfristig sehen die Analysten hier ein Preisziel von 0,90 US-Dollar pro Pfund.
Für den Kupferpreis erwartet RBC auf Grund steigender, weltweiter Lagerbestände kurzfristig zunächst Abwärtsdruck. Doch schon im kommenden Jahr sollte der Kupfermarkt ihrer Ansicht nach ins Defizit rutschen und die Lagerbestände unter ein kritisches Niveau fallen. Die RBC-Experten gehen davon aus, dass ein Pfund Kupfer 2012 3,00 US-Dollar kosten wird und der Preis 2013 auf 3,25 US-Dollar je Pfund steigen wird. Dennoch liegt der von ihnen geschätzte langfristige Preis bei relativ moderaten 1,75 Dollar pro Pfund.
Auch für den Molybdänpreis rechnet RBC Capital kurzfristig (auf Sicht der nächsten drei bis sechs Monate) mit Abwärtsrisiken. Ihrer Meinung nach wird der Molybdänpreis nach dem drastischen Anstieg im laufenden Jahr zunächst weiter korrigieren. Doch da insbesondere China seine Molybdän-Käufe weiter fortsetzen will, sollte der Preis für dieses Spezialmetall 2010 und 2011 einen „dramatischen“ Rebound erfahren, wenn die Nachfrage wieder anzieht. Langfristig prognostiziert RBC einen Moly-Preis von 11,00 US-Dollar je Pfund.
Weniger positiv sieht RBC hingegen die Entwicklung bei Nickel. Kurzfristig sollten Probleme mit der Arbeiterschaft in Sudbury den Preis stützen. Doch angesichts der hohen Lagerbestände, sind die Experten der Meinung, dass diese Rallye nicht nachhaltig verlaufen wird – außer die Nachfrage außerhalb Chinas ziehe merklich an. Sie erwarten, dass der Nickelpreis im vierten Quartal fallen wird und über wenig Aufwärtspotenzial verfügt, da nach und nach stillgelegte Produktionskapazitäten wieder in Betrieb gehen würden. Langfristig rechnet RBC mit einem Nickelpreis von 7,50 US-Dollar je Pfund.
Beim Zinkpreis hält RBC kurzfristigen Abwärtsdruck auf Grund technischer Faktoren für wahrscheinlich. Eine Verknappung des Angebots aus der Minenproduktion sollte aber den Markt in den nächsten Jahren stützen. Das langfristige Preisziel liegt bei 0,90 US-Dollar pro Pfund.
http://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/rohstoffe/Rohstoffe-Go-RBC…
Seit Freitag kein Handel? Weiß jemand warum?
Ich hab nichts gefunden.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.042.377 von HGDM am 23.09.09 18:57:57Aber heute:
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.044.365 von Videomart am 23.09.09 22:31:46was sagt uns das die kennen wir doch
von einer anderen firma vor ein paar jahren
von einer anderen firma vor ein paar jahren
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.044.479 von bergsteigen am 23.09.09 22:52:01bergsteigen, was sagt uns das?
Würde mich interessieren.
Würde mich interessieren.
Die meinst sich TMC, ach nee ist ja die Tchibo Marke.....
RE: very quiet
BBOB72 29/23/2009 3:52:57 PM
Yup very quiet. As far as crichy not purchasing any more shares he is sitting right on 10% and does not want to go over 10. At some point there will be a PP then watch for it as he will pick up more.
He is busy getting ready for the trip to china next month. I can't recall the exact dates when he leaves and returns? Anyhow he may be there a little while longer as he had a request to go to Shanghai before he returns.
A deal is going to happen and I don't think you want to be on the outside when it does. I don't think I have ever been this content holding a big batch of TTM shares as I do right now. They are in negotiations and most of it is very confidential so therefore I don't have a whole lot to say as I don't know much myself. I will report more when I do!
BBOB
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
BBOB72 29/23/2009 3:52:57 PM
Yup very quiet. As far as crichy not purchasing any more shares he is sitting right on 10% and does not want to go over 10. At some point there will be a PP then watch for it as he will pick up more.
He is busy getting ready for the trip to china next month. I can't recall the exact dates when he leaves and returns? Anyhow he may be there a little while longer as he had a request to go to Shanghai before he returns.
A deal is going to happen and I don't think you want to be on the outside when it does. I don't think I have ever been this content holding a big batch of TTM shares as I do right now. They are in negotiations and most of it is very confidential so therefore I don't have a whole lot to say as I don't know much myself. I will report more when I do!
BBOB
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
Crichy's Verhandlungen scheinen recht schleppend zu verlaufen...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.090.405 von Videomart am 30.09.09 21:54:27...denn auch andere Companies sitzen auf grossen Moly-Vorkommen:
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page504?oid=9…
http://www.mineweb.net/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page504?oid=9…
Hat jemand letzte Zeil mal versucht eine mail an Crichy zu mailen? Meine mails kommen zurück
hallo, bin zwar seit einiger zeit hier investiert, habe aber die entwicklung ein wenig aus den augen verloren.
könnte jemand mal kurz und knapp den aktuellen fahrplan skizzieren?
könnte jemand mal kurz und knapp den aktuellen fahrplan skizzieren?
Ist ja sehr ruhig geworden hier.
US$13.00/lb
As of Oct. 9, 2009
Sollten bald mal news anstehen.
US$13.00/lb
As of Oct. 9, 2009
Sollten bald mal news anstehen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.182.120 von HGDM am 15.10.09 10:30:21Ups, da sind sie schon
http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS211270+14-Oc…
http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS211270+14-Oc…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.182.195 von HGDM am 15.10.09 10:39:30Auszug auf deutsch:
Repräsentanten der Firma sind in China für den China-Bergbau Konferenz und andere private Zusammenkünfte in Peking, in Tienjin und in Shanghai für zwei Wochen beginnend 14. Oktober. TTM auch fährt fort, strategische Teilhaberschaften mit Interessenten zu besprechen und wird über diese einmal abgeschlossenen Möglichkeiten berichten.
Also ende Oktober sind wir schlauer
Repräsentanten der Firma sind in China für den China-Bergbau Konferenz und andere private Zusammenkünfte in Peking, in Tienjin und in Shanghai für zwei Wochen beginnend 14. Oktober. TTM auch fährt fort, strategische Teilhaberschaften mit Interessenten zu besprechen und wird über diese einmal abgeschlossenen Möglichkeiten berichten.
Also ende Oktober sind wir schlauer
so ... ich hab nun noch einmal günstig nachgelegt!!!
ich vermute das der kurs in den nächsten tagen schon kräftig anziehen wird ... war ja bis jetzt immer so vor erwarteten news
also dann viel glück allerseits und hoffentlich einen goldenen herbst
ich vermute das der kurs in den nächsten tagen schon kräftig anziehen wird ... war ja bis jetzt immer so vor erwarteten news
also dann viel glück allerseits und hoffentlich einen goldenen herbst
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.205.604 von redbull99 am 19.10.09 14:39:59Dein Wort in Gottes Ohr.
sie steigt
sie steigt
da von euch kaum einer günstig nachkauft und ihr auch schon lange hier bei ttm dabei seit, frag ich mich was ihr für ein einstiegskurs habt ???
Sieht gut aus heute RT 0,38 $
redbull99
über 50 % im Plus
redbull99
über 50 % im Plus
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.216.304 von HGDM am 20.10.09 19:16:52da hab ich wohl genau zur richtigen zeit noch einmal nachgelegt
bin jetzt mit fast 100% im plus
bin jetzt mit fast 100% im plus
TTM Resources Inc. (TTQ)
As of October 25th, 2009
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Ikona, Charles Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 500,000 $0.400
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Ikona, Charles Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -500,000
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Sibthorpe, Robert Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 800,000 $0.400
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Sibthorpe, Robert Direct Ownership Options 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
Oct 13/09 Oct 07/09 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 900,000 $0.400
Oct 13/09 Oct 07/09 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -900,000 $0.600
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 900,000 $0.600
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -500,000 $1.250
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -325,000 $1.250
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -100,000 $1.000
As of October 25th, 2009
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Ikona, Charles Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 500,000 $0.400
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Ikona, Charles Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -500,000
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Sibthorpe, Robert Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 800,000 $0.400
Oct 19/09 Oct 07/09 Sibthorpe, Robert Direct Ownership Options 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
Oct 13/09 Oct 07/09 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 900,000 $0.400
Oct 13/09 Oct 07/09 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -900,000 $0.600
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 50 - Grant of options 900,000 $0.600
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -500,000 $1.250
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -325,000 $1.250
Oct 13/09 Dec 04/08 Lyons, Terrence Direct Ownership Options 38 - Redemption, retraction, cancellation, repurchase -100,000 $1.000
Ryan's Notes Average:
US$11.125/lb (-5,32%)
As of Oct. 27, 2009
US$11.125/lb (-5,32%)
As of Oct. 27, 2009
TTM back from China
They got back I believe on Saturday.
I can't say for sure. But I am sticking with my prediction that we will have a couple of major deals done before the end of the year. I am guessing much, much sooner.
aus dem can-board !!!
They got back I believe on Saturday.
I can't say for sure. But I am sticking with my prediction that we will have a couple of major deals done before the end of the year. I am guessing much, much sooner.
aus dem can-board !!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.266.904 von redbull99 am 28.10.09 08:57:12Dann werden wir wohl nächste Woche die erwarteten news bekommen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.267.927 von HGDM am 28.10.09 10:33:23ja vermutlich ...
warten wirs mal ab
es wird mal wieder zeit für einen "kleinen" kurssprung nach oben ... von mir aus gern richtung 1$
warten wirs mal ab
es wird mal wieder zeit für einen "kleinen" kurssprung nach oben ... von mir aus gern richtung 1$
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.268.343 von redbull99 am 28.10.09 11:13:02Wenn gute Nachrichten anstünden, würde der Kurs schon im Vorfeld ansteigen, denn irgend etwas sickert immer durch.
Das tägliche Volumen geht jedoch gegen Null, also ideal, um die Aktie weiter nach unten zu drücken.
Ich persönlich rechne in diesem Jahr mit keinen großartigen Neuigkeiten mehr. Der Kursverlauf wird m.E. allenfalls vom Markt oder (wie zuletzt geschehen)vom Molypreis betimmt werden...
Das tägliche Volumen geht jedoch gegen Null, also ideal, um die Aktie weiter nach unten zu drücken.
Ich persönlich rechne in diesem Jahr mit keinen großartigen Neuigkeiten mehr. Der Kursverlauf wird m.E. allenfalls vom Markt oder (wie zuletzt geschehen)vom Molypreis betimmt werden...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.271.480 von Videomart am 28.10.09 15:58:43Gugst Du
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 46,329,989
PRESS RELEASE October 28, 2009
Corporate Office:
202 – 750 West Pender St
Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 2T7
Tel: (604) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Toll Free: (877) 685-1144 email: ir@ttmresources.ca web: http://www.ttmresources.ca
TTM Resources Inc. Corporate Update
The Company is pleased to announce the following additions to it’s team.
Dr. Weiguo Lang – Fiscal Agent
TTM Resources Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Weiguo Lang, as the company’s Exclusive Fiscal Agent for operations in China and the Far East. Dr. Lang will assist the Company in obtaining, structuring, and negotiating financing arrangements for its Chu Molybdenum Mine Development Project. Dr. Lang is a member of the Investment Committee for the China Mining United Fund and earned a BSc. degree in engineering in China and MSc. and Ph.D. degrees in Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan. He speaks fluent English and Mandarin and resides in Beijing, China where he serves as an advisor to various Chinese private and government companies involved in mining and mining finance sectors worldwide.
Ms. Cheryl Liu – Investor Relations China
TTM is also pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Lui as Investors Relations China. Ms. Liu will assist the Company in creating investor awareness in China and the Far East. Ms. Liu is very knowledgeable in the mining industry and will also assist the Company in its future development plans. She speaks fluent English and Mandarin and resides in Burnaby, British Columbia
Grant of Incentive Stock Options
TTM Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that, subject to regulatory approval, it has granted a further 50,000 incentive stock options to directors, officers and consultants of the company, exercisable at a price of $0.40 per share for a period of 5 years from October 27, 2009. Any shares issued under the option grant will be subject to a four-month hold period from the date of granting, pursuant to the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada
For further information visit the Company’s web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact:
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free: (877) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Website: www.ttmresources.ca/
Email: ir@ttmresources.ca.ca
TSX-V Symbol: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding 46,329,989
PRESS RELEASE October 28, 2009
Corporate Office:
202 – 750 West Pender St
Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 2T7
Tel: (604) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Toll Free: (877) 685-1144 email: ir@ttmresources.ca web: http://www.ttmresources.ca
TTM Resources Inc. Corporate Update
The Company is pleased to announce the following additions to it’s team.
Dr. Weiguo Lang – Fiscal Agent
TTM Resources Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Weiguo Lang, as the company’s Exclusive Fiscal Agent for operations in China and the Far East. Dr. Lang will assist the Company in obtaining, structuring, and negotiating financing arrangements for its Chu Molybdenum Mine Development Project. Dr. Lang is a member of the Investment Committee for the China Mining United Fund and earned a BSc. degree in engineering in China and MSc. and Ph.D. degrees in Engineering from the University of Saskatchewan. He speaks fluent English and Mandarin and resides in Beijing, China where he serves as an advisor to various Chinese private and government companies involved in mining and mining finance sectors worldwide.
Ms. Cheryl Liu – Investor Relations China
TTM is also pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Lui as Investors Relations China. Ms. Liu will assist the Company in creating investor awareness in China and the Far East. Ms. Liu is very knowledgeable in the mining industry and will also assist the Company in its future development plans. She speaks fluent English and Mandarin and resides in Burnaby, British Columbia
Grant of Incentive Stock Options
TTM Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that, subject to regulatory approval, it has granted a further 50,000 incentive stock options to directors, officers and consultants of the company, exercisable at a price of $0.40 per share for a period of 5 years from October 27, 2009. Any shares issued under the option grant will be subject to a four-month hold period from the date of granting, pursuant to the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada
For further information visit the Company’s web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
“Crichy Clarke”
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Contact:
Main
W.K. Crichy Clarke, President & CEO
Tom Brady
604) 685-1144 or Toll Free: (877) 685-1144 Fax: (604) 685-9887
Website: www.ttmresources.ca/
Email: ir@ttmresources.ca.ca
Aber einen Investor haben sie wohl noch nicht
Oder es kommt die nächsten Tage noch was?
Oder es kommt die nächsten Tage noch was?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.272.579 von HGDM am 28.10.09 17:36:35Änderungen beim Personal sind nicht die Art von kursbewegenden Neuigkeiten, die ich mit meinem Posting ansprach...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.272.666 von Videomart am 28.10.09 17:43:46Die letzten Tage sind sowieso mau, da würde wahrscheinlich nichts den Kurs so recht bewegen. Ja,und der Molypreis tut sein übriges.
....na geht vielleicht doch noch was
Oct 27/09 Oct 27/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,500 $0.350
Oct 27/09 Oct 27/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,500 $0.340
Oct 27/09 Oct 27/09 Raven, Wesley Donald Thomas Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,500 $0.340
MBMOEUOX:IND Mo Drummed Molydbic Oxide EU
Updated: New York, Oct 28, 12:08
Currency: USD
Value: 11.00
Change: -0.500 / -4.348%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Updated: New York, Oct 28, 12:08
Currency: USD
Value: 11.00
Change: -0.500 / -4.348%
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=MBMOEUOX%3AIND
Cobalt, molybdenum tipped for 2010 growth
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 28-Oct-09.
Cobalt, molybdenum, coking coal have the best prospects of growth in 2010, the Commodities Research Bureau (CRU) is reported as saying.
Allan Trench of CRU said there were "significant opportunities for spectacular gains in some commodity stocks in 2010”, according to the Pro Active Investors website.
...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42943
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 28-Oct-09.
Cobalt, molybdenum, coking coal have the best prospects of growth in 2010, the Commodities Research Bureau (CRU) is reported as saying.
Allan Trench of CRU said there were "significant opportunities for spectacular gains in some commodity stocks in 2010”, according to the Pro Active Investors website.
...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42943
Open houses planned on molybdenum mine proposal
http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/20091028999912597/local/n…
http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/20091028999912597/local/n…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.285.834 von HGDM am 30.10.09 07:45:50Immer dann, wenn sich bei den Unternehmen fast gar nichts mehr bewegt, werden diese sogenannten "Site Visits" organisiert, damit die Firma nicht ganz in Vergessenheit gerät.
Bei Commerce Resources gab's schon mehrere davon, dort hat sich seit Jahren ebenfalls sehr wenig getan.
Bei TTQ muß man man allerding positiv vermerken, dass sie im Gegensatz zu CCE keine leeren Versprechungen abgeben,
die später nicht eingehalten werden.
Time will tell...
Bei Commerce Resources gab's schon mehrere davon, dort hat sich seit Jahren ebenfalls sehr wenig getan.
Bei TTQ muß man man allerding positiv vermerken, dass sie im Gegensatz zu CCE keine leeren Versprechungen abgeben,
die später nicht eingehalten werden.
Time will tell...
Molybdenum producers and developers have been on a roller coaster ride for the past year
31. Oktober 2009
By: Rex Loesby, special to The Northern Miner
http://maximumprofit.wordpress.com/2009/10/31/molybdenum-pro…
31. Oktober 2009
By: Rex Loesby, special to The Northern Miner
http://maximumprofit.wordpress.com/2009/10/31/molybdenum-pro…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.296.453 von Videomart am 31.10.09 20:20:43nich' ganz so depressiv . .
man lese parallel hierzu immer den TCM chat . .
Cobalt, molybdenum seen on different paths as LME contracts near
LONDON 14 October 2009 22:11
Molybdenum and cobalt will soon emerge as the London Metal Exchange's first minor metal contracts, but that could stand as the only similarity shared by the two materials in upcoming years.
The global molybdenum and cobalt markets will face very different fundamental situations?and therefore, pricing environments? in the mid- to long term, according to analysts of the minor metals.
Molybdenum boasts the most favorable of the two outlooks, according to Catherine Virga, senior base metals analyst at CPM Group in New York.
Although molybdenum has faced its own set of challenges at the hands of the past year's global financial meltdown, specifically the weakening of the steel market, a number of persisting structural trends have helped keep the molybdenum market afloat, she said.
"With the steel market consuming roughly 70 percent of the molybdenum supply, it's really not much of a surprise that the molybdenum...
http://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/2316377/AMM-Cobalt-moly…
man lese parallel hierzu immer den TCM chat . .
Cobalt, molybdenum seen on different paths as LME contracts near
LONDON 14 October 2009 22:11
Molybdenum and cobalt will soon emerge as the London Metal Exchange's first minor metal contracts, but that could stand as the only similarity shared by the two materials in upcoming years.
The global molybdenum and cobalt markets will face very different fundamental situations?and therefore, pricing environments? in the mid- to long term, according to analysts of the minor metals.
Molybdenum boasts the most favorable of the two outlooks, according to Catherine Virga, senior base metals analyst at CPM Group in New York.
Although molybdenum has faced its own set of challenges at the hands of the past year's global financial meltdown, specifically the weakening of the steel market, a number of persisting structural trends have helped keep the molybdenum market afloat, she said.
"With the steel market consuming roughly 70 percent of the molybdenum supply, it's really not much of a surprise that the molybdenum...
http://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/2316377/AMM-Cobalt-moly…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.298.090 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.11.09 17:07:15"With the steel market consuming roughly 70 percent of the molybdenum supply, it's really not much of a surprise that the molybdenum market is facing some of the cyclical problems that the steel market has been having in this downturn," Virga said this week at the LME's Minor Metal Breakfast Seminar in London.
Nonetheless, "there have been rather bullish structural trends for the past couple of years (for molybdenum). These structural trends have not been impeded by the recession and they continue to play out," she said pointing to recent and impending infrastructure builds throughout Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) nations and the urbanization and industrialization of emerging economies.
"China's seeing a tremendous surge in demand for molybdenum and steel," Virga said, noting that some 120 million tonnes of steel are forecast to be consumed worldwide during the next two years due to the various fiscal stimulus packages.
The supply side of the molybdenum equation is also strong. China, once a net exporter of the minor metal, has become a net importer partially due to a number of "significant" mine closures, she said.
http://femolybdenum.blogspot.com/2009/10/cobalt-molybdenum-s…
was zu verifizieren wäre . . ich habe den vollen Artikel nicht . .
Nonetheless, "there have been rather bullish structural trends for the past couple of years (for molybdenum). These structural trends have not been impeded by the recession and they continue to play out," she said pointing to recent and impending infrastructure builds throughout Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) nations and the urbanization and industrialization of emerging economies.
"China's seeing a tremendous surge in demand for molybdenum and steel," Virga said, noting that some 120 million tonnes of steel are forecast to be consumed worldwide during the next two years due to the various fiscal stimulus packages.
The supply side of the molybdenum equation is also strong. China, once a net exporter of the minor metal, has become a net importer partially due to a number of "significant" mine closures, she said.
http://femolybdenum.blogspot.com/2009/10/cobalt-molybdenum-s…
was zu verifizieren wäre . . ich habe den vollen Artikel nicht . .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.298.133 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.11.09 17:23:44Catherine Virga is a Senior Analyst at CPM Group; a commodities market research, consulting, asset management, and investment banking firm based in New York ...
Catherine Virga - Senior Analyst
Catherine Virga became a member of CPM Group in 2005 and has written extensively about the base metals market, commodities market and world financial and economic conditions. She is actively engaged in the research products of CPM Group, including the monthly Base Metals Advisory. This publication, on which she is the lead analyst includes; Aluminium, Copper, Lead, Nickel, Tin and Zinc. She also contributes to CPM Group's other reports, and is involved in client consulting services for major mining companies, a full range of institutional investors and commodities consuming companies on base metals.
http://www.noahfi.com/research_popup.asp?co=32
schreibt auch für http://www.molyinvestingnews.com/ oder wird dort zitiert
Catherine Virga - Senior Analyst
Catherine Virga became a member of CPM Group in 2005 and has written extensively about the base metals market, commodities market and world financial and economic conditions. She is actively engaged in the research products of CPM Group, including the monthly Base Metals Advisory. This publication, on which she is the lead analyst includes; Aluminium, Copper, Lead, Nickel, Tin and Zinc. She also contributes to CPM Group's other reports, and is involved in client consulting services for major mining companies, a full range of institutional investors and commodities consuming companies on base metals.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.298.347 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.11.09 18:22:44Molybdenum Market outlook 2009
Authors: Catherine Virga
Douglas Horn
http://www.cpmgroup.com/pdfs/moly_toc.pdf
Authors: Catherine Virga
Douglas Horn
http://www.cpmgroup.com/pdfs/moly_toc.pdf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.298.369 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.11.09 18:28:50scheint sich mit Moly sehr befaßt zu haben, die Catherine
so, allen eine gute Woche . . bis neulich denn . .
so, allen eine gute Woche . . bis neulich denn . .
Tuesday 13 October 2009
Cobalt looking down, moly looking up as both head for the LME
LONDON (Metal-Pages) 13-Oct-09. Cobalt prices in the long term are set to average $10/lb at 2009 dollar prices, CRU senior analyst Eric Taarland forecast at a London Metal Exchange briefing this morning.
This forecast, based on 99.3% Co grade, is riding on the back of projected supply increase for cobalt in the coming years, much of this originating from African copper-cobalt mines, while ...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42614/
Cobalt looking down, moly looking up as both head for the LME
LONDON (Metal-Pages) 13-Oct-09. Cobalt prices in the long term are set to average $10/lb at 2009 dollar prices, CRU senior analyst Eric Taarland forecast at a London Metal Exchange briefing this morning.
This forecast, based on 99.3% Co grade, is riding on the back of projected supply increase for cobalt in the coming years, much of this originating from African copper-cobalt mines, while ...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42614/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.298.400 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.11.09 18:39:32Offensichtlich widersprechen sich sich die Analysten momentan zunehmend. Selbst Metal-Pages (m.E. ohnehin inzwischen eine fragliche Quelle) ändern im 2-Wochen-Rhythmus ihre Headlines:
Cobalt, molybdenum tipped for 2010 growth
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 28-Oct-09.
Cobalt, molybdenum, coking coal have the best prospects of growth in 2010, the Commodities Research Bureau (CRU) is reported as saying.
Allan Trench of CRU said there were "significant opportunities for spectacular gains in some commodity stocks in 2010”, according to the Pro Active Investors website.
...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42943
Cobalt, molybdenum tipped for 2010 growth
SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 28-Oct-09.
Cobalt, molybdenum, coking coal have the best prospects of growth in 2010, the Commodities Research Bureau (CRU) is reported as saying.
Allan Trench of CRU said there were "significant opportunities for spectacular gains in some commodity stocks in 2010”, according to the Pro Active Investors website.
...
http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/42943
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.298.090 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.11.09 17:07:15Das hat mit depressiv nichts zu tun.
WesternTroy haben bereits in ihrem Bericht "Molybdenum Supply Forecasting" im November 2008 einen Produktionsüberschuß für Molybdän in den Jahren ab 2010 vorausgesagt:
"If demand grows at the historical average of 4.5 percent, the market will have surpluses between 2010 and 2019, after which, it will be in a deficit condition. If demand grows at 7 percent, the market will be in a surplus condition between 2012 and 2015 and all other years the market will have deficits."
http://www.westerntroy.com/moly11-08.pdf
WesternTroy haben bereits in ihrem Bericht "Molybdenum Supply Forecasting" im November 2008 einen Produktionsüberschuß für Molybdän in den Jahren ab 2010 vorausgesagt:
"If demand grows at the historical average of 4.5 percent, the market will have surpluses between 2010 and 2019, after which, it will be in a deficit condition. If demand grows at 7 percent, the market will be in a surplus condition between 2012 and 2015 and all other years the market will have deficits."
http://www.westerntroy.com/moly11-08.pdf
Vielleicht sollten sich Allan Trench und Eric Taarland mal einig werden, welche Marktvoraussagen bezüglich Cobalt und Molybdän das "Commodities Research Bureau"(CRU) denn eigentlich vertritt.
Auch Rex Loesby scheint in seinem Bericht vom 31.10. eher Werbung für Mercator Minerals zu machen als sich ernsthaft mit der Situation der Primary-Moly-Produzenten auseinanderzusetzen.
Möglicherweise erhält der eine oder andere Analyst aber auch Sonderzuwendungen von Glencore oder Credit Suisse, was die Beurteilung der Vorhersagen umso schwieriger macht...
http://www.stocks.ch/home_nachricht/Glencore_und_Credit_Suis…
Auch Rex Loesby scheint in seinem Bericht vom 31.10. eher Werbung für Mercator Minerals zu machen als sich ernsthaft mit der Situation der Primary-Moly-Produzenten auseinanderzusetzen.
Möglicherweise erhält der eine oder andere Analyst aber auch Sonderzuwendungen von Glencore oder Credit Suisse, was die Beurteilung der Vorhersagen umso schwieriger macht...
http://www.stocks.ch/home_nachricht/Glencore_und_Credit_Suis…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.298.369 von DaenischeSuedsee am 01.11.09 18:28:50http://www.cpmgroup.com/pdfs/moly_toc.pdf
Gibt's das auch mit lesbaren Informationen???
Gibt's das auch mit lesbaren Informationen???
Chinese Molybdenum Oxide Export Price
2 November 2009
Item Spec. Price Unit Basis Molybdenum oxide YMo57.0-A 12.5-13 $/lb
Quelle:
www.ferroalloynet.com
2 November 2009
Item Spec. Price Unit Basis Molybdenum oxide YMo57.0-A 12.5-13 $/lb
Quelle:
www.ferroalloynet.com
TTM Resources Announces $1.2 Million Private Placement
November 02, 2009
http://ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/ttm-reso…
November 02, 2009
http://ttmresources.ca/english/wp-content/documents/ttm-reso…
Northern miner article on moly (Part 2)
By: Rex Loesby
http://agoracom.com/ir/bardventures/forums/discussion/topics…
posted on Nov 03, 09 01:11PM
By: Rex Loesby
http://agoracom.com/ir/bardventures/forums/discussion/topics…
posted on Nov 03, 09 01:11PM
http://www.opinion250.com/blog/view/14504/3/chu+mine+starts+…
Warren Robb, the Chief Operating Officer for TTM, says if everything went through according to plan, and there were no bumps along the way, construction of the mine could start in the spring of 2012 with the actual mine up and operating late in the same year.
War nicht von 2010 mal die Rede
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.327.053 von HGDM am 05.11.09 15:00:13The project has an estimated development cost of $1 billion dollars.
Nicht gerade wenig. Aber wenn sie das bewältigen, stehen uns rosige Zeiten bevor.
Dafür warte ich dann auch gerne
Nicht gerade wenig. Aber wenn sie das bewältigen, stehen uns rosige Zeiten bevor.
Dafür warte ich dann auch gerne
Public Comment and Open House on Draft Application Information Requirements
Chu Moybdenum Mine Project
TTM Resources Inc.
October 23, 2009
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/documents/p347/125633409…
Chu Moybdenum Mine Project
TTM Resources Inc.
October 23, 2009
http://a100.gov.bc.ca/appsdata/epic/documents/p347/125633409…
Northern Interior $1-billion mine faces two-year review
http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/20091105999913555/local/n…
Hier noch einmal die News vom 2.November, ins Deutsche übersetzt:
02.11.2009
TTM Resources arrangiert Finanzierung über 1,2 Mio.Ca$
TTM Resources Inc. (Meldung auf www.Kingstrade.de) hat ein non-brokered Private Placement über 3 Millionen flow-through* Units arrangiert, zu einem Preis von 0,40 Ca$ pro Unit, für gesamte Bruttoerlöse von 1,2 Mio.Ca$.
(* flow through shares sind eine kanadische Besonderheit, mit der Investments in die Exploration und Entwicklung von Rohstoffvorkommen gefördert werden sollen. Der Investor erhält dabei eine Steuergutschrift in Höhe von 100% des Kaufpreises, die seine zu zahlende Einkommensteuer im Jahr des Kaufes mindern. Beim Verkauf sind hingegen nur 50% des Erlöses zu versteuern.)
Jede unter der Privatplatzierung ausgegebene Unit wird aus einer flow-through-Aktie und einem Bezugsrecht (Warrant) bestehen. Jede Warrant berechtigt den Halter zum Kauf einer zusätzlichen non-flow-through-Aktie der Gesellschaft zu einem Ausübungspreis von 0,50 Ca$ innerhalb von 24 Monaten nach Abschluss des Angebots. Die Privatplatzierung unterliegt der Billigung der Regulierungsbehörden.
Die Erlöse aus der Privatplatzierung werden vorrangig für geotechnische Bohrungen und zur weiteren Exploration auf dem durch die Gesellschaft zu 100% gehaltenem 'Chu' Molybdän-Projekt verwendet, das sich rund 85 Kilometer im Süden von Vanderhoof, B.C., befindet.
http://www.kingstrade.de/firmen/long_term/ttm_resources/news…
02.11.2009
TTM Resources arrangiert Finanzierung über 1,2 Mio.Ca$
TTM Resources Inc. (Meldung auf www.Kingstrade.de) hat ein non-brokered Private Placement über 3 Millionen flow-through* Units arrangiert, zu einem Preis von 0,40 Ca$ pro Unit, für gesamte Bruttoerlöse von 1,2 Mio.Ca$.
(* flow through shares sind eine kanadische Besonderheit, mit der Investments in die Exploration und Entwicklung von Rohstoffvorkommen gefördert werden sollen. Der Investor erhält dabei eine Steuergutschrift in Höhe von 100% des Kaufpreises, die seine zu zahlende Einkommensteuer im Jahr des Kaufes mindern. Beim Verkauf sind hingegen nur 50% des Erlöses zu versteuern.)
Jede unter der Privatplatzierung ausgegebene Unit wird aus einer flow-through-Aktie und einem Bezugsrecht (Warrant) bestehen. Jede Warrant berechtigt den Halter zum Kauf einer zusätzlichen non-flow-through-Aktie der Gesellschaft zu einem Ausübungspreis von 0,50 Ca$ innerhalb von 24 Monaten nach Abschluss des Angebots. Die Privatplatzierung unterliegt der Billigung der Regulierungsbehörden.
Die Erlöse aus der Privatplatzierung werden vorrangig für geotechnische Bohrungen und zur weiteren Exploration auf dem durch die Gesellschaft zu 100% gehaltenem 'Chu' Molybdän-Projekt verwendet, das sich rund 85 Kilometer im Süden von Vanderhoof, B.C., befindet.
http://www.kingstrade.de/firmen/long_term/ttm_resources/news…
Ryan's Notes Average: US$11.20/lb
As of Nov. 6, 2009
As of Nov. 6, 2009
ups, lösche ein "h" .
... aus dem can-board ...
Not sure if many know this but I believe Crichy and Warren made a special trip to Hong Kong last Monday and got back Thursday afternoon. They met with a Chinese mining company and some investors. Apparently there is another group that surfaced that want in as well. You gotta love competition!
I believe that the new drilling program starts tomorrow.
Very interesting times ahead.
BBOB
Not sure if many know this but I believe Crichy and Warren made a special trip to Hong Kong last Monday and got back Thursday afternoon. They met with a Chinese mining company and some investors. Apparently there is another group that surfaced that want in as well. You gotta love competition!
I believe that the new drilling program starts tomorrow.
Very interesting times ahead.
BBOB
TTM Rescources Pres Says New Mine Would Employ 650 to 800 People
http://www.opinion250.com/blog/view/14620/3/ttm+rescources+p…
http://www.opinion250.com/blog/view/14620/3/ttm+rescources+p…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.400.083 von HGDM am 17.11.09 08:35:46Danke HGDM, sehr interessanter Bericht, können uns noch lange mit TTQ beschäftigen
TTM Resources Inc. (the "Company") announces that it has to-day received approval from the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") to make a Normal Course Issuer Bid (the "Bid") to purchase for cancellation, from time to time, as it considers advisable, up to 3,500,000 of the Company's issued and outstanding Common Shares (being approximately 7.5% of the
46,329,989 Common Shares outstanding at November 17, 2009). Purchases will be made in accordance with Exchange requirements, on the open market through the facilities of the Exchange. CIBC World Markets Inc. will conduct the Bid on behalf of the Company. The price that the Company will pay for any shares purchased will be the prevailing market price of such shares on the Exchange at the time of such purchase. The Company will spend up to an aggregate maximum of $1,000,000 on the Bid.
The Bid will commence on November 23, 2009 and will terminate on the earlier of November 22, 2010, or the date on which the Company has acquired all of the shares sought pursuant to the bid. Any shares acquired by the Company pursuant to the bid will be cancelled. As required by Exchange policy, purchases (other than purchases by way of a substantial issuer bid) will not, when aggregated with the total of all other purchases in the preceding 30 days, exceed 2% of the total issued and outstanding common shares of the Company at the time the purchases are made.
The Board of Directors of the Company believe that the current and recent market prices of the Company's shares do not give full effect to their underlying value and that, accordingly, the purchase of shares will increase the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining shareholders. The normal course purchases will also afford an increased degree of liquidity to the Company's shareholders who would like to dispose of their shares.
About TTM Resources
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada.
For further information visit the Company's web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
"Crichy Clarke"
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
46,329,989 Common Shares outstanding at November 17, 2009). Purchases will be made in accordance with Exchange requirements, on the open market through the facilities of the Exchange. CIBC World Markets Inc. will conduct the Bid on behalf of the Company. The price that the Company will pay for any shares purchased will be the prevailing market price of such shares on the Exchange at the time of such purchase. The Company will spend up to an aggregate maximum of $1,000,000 on the Bid.
The Bid will commence on November 23, 2009 and will terminate on the earlier of November 22, 2010, or the date on which the Company has acquired all of the shares sought pursuant to the bid. Any shares acquired by the Company pursuant to the bid will be cancelled. As required by Exchange policy, purchases (other than purchases by way of a substantial issuer bid) will not, when aggregated with the total of all other purchases in the preceding 30 days, exceed 2% of the total issued and outstanding common shares of the Company at the time the purchases are made.
The Board of Directors of the Company believe that the current and recent market prices of the Company's shares do not give full effect to their underlying value and that, accordingly, the purchase of shares will increase the proportionate share interest of, and be advantageous to, all remaining shareholders. The normal course purchases will also afford an increased degree of liquidity to the Company's shareholders who would like to dispose of their shares.
About TTM Resources
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada.
For further information visit the Company's web site at www.ttmresources.ca
TTM RESOURCES INC.
"Crichy Clarke"
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
Na geht doch
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.407.598 von HGDM am 18.11.09 08:16:46Hier auch nochmal zu lesen.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ttm-resources-inc-an…
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ttm-resources-inc-an…
. . good times ahead for Moly . .
Trading Day : November 20, 2009 :
Chinese Demand for Base Metals
[11-20-09 2:45 PM]
BNN chats with John Redstone,
analyst, Desjardins Securities.
http://watch.bnn.ca/trading-day/november-2009/trading-day-no…
Trading Day : November 20, 2009 :
Chinese Demand for Base Metals
[11-20-09 2:45 PM]
BNN chats with John Redstone,
analyst, Desjardins Securities.
http://watch.bnn.ca/trading-day/november-2009/trading-day-no…
MINEWEB :
Thompson Creek in molybdenum and copper acquisitions mode
Thursday , 19 Nov 2009
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid…
Thompson Creek in molybdenum and copper acquisitions mode
Thursday , 19 Nov 2009
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid…
TTM Rescources Pres Says New Mine Would Employ 650 to 800 People
By 250 News
Monday, November 16, 2009 11:14 AM
Prince George- The President and Chief Executive Officer of TTM Resources who are proposing to build a new molybdenum open pit mine south of Vanderhoof, in the Nzako Rd area, says the company feels it can shave off a half billion dollars in investment by going with used equipment.
The project as it now stands, is scheduled to cost 1 billion dollars, and will employ 650 to 800 people when the mine is up and running.
W.K. Crichy Clarke, says we are looking at some used equipment in your area of the province which would cut the cost of the mine by nearly one half.
Clarke appearing on the Meisner show on CFIS Monday, said he has a letter of intent from a Chinese private investor to invest a large sum of money in the project. The investor, who operates a private development company, is seeking approval from the Chinese government to allow him to invest in a project outside of China.
Clarke says if all goes well with the environmental reviews, they would be able to begin construction on the mine in the spring of 2011.
The mine would have a life expectancy of 32 years and would produce 50 to 60,000 tons of ore a day."
http://investorinfoprincegeorge.blogspot.com/2009/11/ttm-res…
By 250 News
Monday, November 16, 2009 11:14 AM
Prince George- The President and Chief Executive Officer of TTM Resources who are proposing to build a new molybdenum open pit mine south of Vanderhoof, in the Nzako Rd area, says the company feels it can shave off a half billion dollars in investment by going with used equipment.
The project as it now stands, is scheduled to cost 1 billion dollars, and will employ 650 to 800 people when the mine is up and running.
W.K. Crichy Clarke, says we are looking at some used equipment in your area of the province which would cut the cost of the mine by nearly one half.
Clarke appearing on the Meisner show on CFIS Monday, said he has a letter of intent from a Chinese private investor to invest a large sum of money in the project. The investor, who operates a private development company, is seeking approval from the Chinese government to allow him to invest in a project outside of China.
Clarke says if all goes well with the environmental reviews, they would be able to begin construction on the mine in the spring of 2011.
The mine would have a life expectancy of 32 years and would produce 50 to 60,000 tons of ore a day."
http://investorinfoprincegeorge.blogspot.com/2009/11/ttm-res…
die woche geht ja gut los ...
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.479.703 von redbull99 am 30.11.09 15:34:22Schön langsam steigen und 2011 steuerfrei abkassieren
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.490.601 von Videomart am 01.12.09 22:00:36
die Entwickung ist nicht schlecht...
die Entwickung ist nicht schlecht...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.490.999 von admire am 01.12.09 23:11:11ich denke das wir in den nächsten tagen ne schöne news sehen werden
Aus agoracom:
AGM
posted on Dec 01, 09 12:46PM
Today is TTM's AGM @ 10:00 am Vancouver time. I would of liked to make it but just couldn't. Lots of news to come. Wonder if there will be any form of announcement during the meeting?
BBOB
AGM
posted on Dec 01, 09 12:46PM
Today is TTM's AGM @ 10:00 am Vancouver time. I would of liked to make it but just couldn't. Lots of news to come. Wonder if there will be any form of announcement during the meeting?
BBOB
SK 0,55
Depth/Level II for Ttm Resources Inc. (TTQ:CA)
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Bis morgen....
Depth/Level II for Ttm Resources Inc. (TTQ:CA)
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Bis morgen....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.494.189 von saceur am 02.12.09 14:15:29"Lots of news to come"
Das scheinen einige Holzfäller ähnlich zu sehen...
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15:57:54 V 0.55 +0.04 500 19 Desjardins 80 National Bank K
15:57:54 V 0.54 +0.03 5,000 19 Desjardins 1 Anonymous K
15:57:54 V 0.54 +0.03 1,500 19 Desjardins 124 Questrade K
15:57:54 V 0.54 +0.03 2,000 19 Desjardins 2 RBC K
15:27:18 V 0.53 +0.02 1,000 33 Canaccord 59 PI K
15:26:50 V 0.53 +0.02 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:19:05 V 0.52 +0.01 3,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
14:57:48 V 0.52 +0.01 100 7 TD Sec 59 PI E
14:57:48 V 0.52 +0.01 500 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
14:52:28 V 0.52 +0.01 400 7 TD Sec 59 PI E
14:52:28 V 0.52 +0.01 1,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
14:52:15 V 0.51 - 1,000 58 Qtrade 124 Questrade K
14:46:48 V 0.52 +0.01 5,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
14:22:57 V 0.53 +0.02 2,500 85 Scotia 9 BMO Nesbitt K
14:22:57 V 0.52 +0.01 2,500 85 Scotia 85 Scotia K
14:16:25 V 0.51 - 500 58 Qtrade 79 CIBC K
12:02:49 V 0.50 -0.01 300 59 PI 7 TD Sec E
12:02:49 V 0.50 -0.01 3,500 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
11:54:08 V 0.50 - 80,000 68 Leede 68 Leede
11:54:09 V 0.51 - 40,000 68 Leede 68 Leede K
11:14:53 V 0.51 - 10,000 19 Desjardins 2 RBC K
10:42:23 V 0.51 - 50,000 33 Canaccord 44 Jones Gable K
10:33:14 V 0.51 - 5,000 1 Anonymous 79 CIBC K
09:46:38 V 0.51 - 5,000 7 TD Sec 79 CIBC K
09:45:11 V 0.53 +0.02 5,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
09:44:18 V 0.50 -0.01 1,000 2 RBC 79 CIBC K
09:31:44 V 0.50 -0.01 7,000 2 RBC 2 RBC K
09:30:00 V 0.50 -0.01 3,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
09:30:00 V 0.50 -0.01 40,000 2 RBC 2 RBC KL
Das scheinen einige Holzfäller ähnlich zu sehen...
SK 0,55CAD , Volumen: 281,8k
Recent Trades
Time/ Ex /Price/ Change /Volume /Buyer/ Seller /Markers
15:57:54 V 0.55 +0.04 500 19 Desjardins 80 National Bank K
15:57:54 V 0.54 +0.03 5,000 19 Desjardins 1 Anonymous K
15:57:54 V 0.54 +0.03 1,500 19 Desjardins 124 Questrade K
15:57:54 V 0.54 +0.03 2,000 19 Desjardins 2 RBC K
15:27:18 V 0.53 +0.02 1,000 33 Canaccord 59 PI K
15:26:50 V 0.53 +0.02 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:19:05 V 0.52 +0.01 3,500 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
14:57:48 V 0.52 +0.01 100 7 TD Sec 59 PI E
14:57:48 V 0.52 +0.01 500 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
14:52:28 V 0.52 +0.01 400 7 TD Sec 59 PI E
14:52:28 V 0.52 +0.01 1,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
14:52:15 V 0.51 - 1,000 58 Qtrade 124 Questrade K
14:46:48 V 0.52 +0.01 5,000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
14:22:57 V 0.53 +0.02 2,500 85 Scotia 9 BMO Nesbitt K
14:22:57 V 0.52 +0.01 2,500 85 Scotia 85 Scotia K
14:16:25 V 0.51 - 500 58 Qtrade 79 CIBC K
12:02:49 V 0.50 -0.01 300 59 PI 7 TD Sec E
12:02:49 V 0.50 -0.01 3,500 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
11:54:08 V 0.50 - 80,000 68 Leede 68 Leede
11:54:09 V 0.51 - 40,000 68 Leede 68 Leede K
11:14:53 V 0.51 - 10,000 19 Desjardins 2 RBC K
10:42:23 V 0.51 - 50,000 33 Canaccord 44 Jones Gable K
10:33:14 V 0.51 - 5,000 1 Anonymous 79 CIBC K
09:46:38 V 0.51 - 5,000 7 TD Sec 79 CIBC K
09:45:11 V 0.53 +0.02 5,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
09:44:18 V 0.50 -0.01 1,000 2 RBC 79 CIBC K
09:31:44 V 0.50 -0.01 7,000 2 RBC 2 RBC K
09:30:00 V 0.50 -0.01 3,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
09:30:00 V 0.50 -0.01 40,000 2 RBC 2 RBC KL
Taxe 15:20!!!
Last Price
0.55
Change $
Change %
Tick
Bid
0.74
Bid Size
194000
Ask
0.74
Ask Size
164000
Last Price
0.55
Change $
Change %
Tick
Bid
0.74
Bid Size
194000
Ask
0.74
Ask Size
164000
Da ist was im Busch...
Detailed Quote for Ttm Resources Inc. (TTQ:CA)
$ 0.65 RT 0.10 (+18.18%) Volume: 209.0 k 09:32 EST 03.12.2009
close 52 Week Information
52 Week High
December 02,2009
Close: 0.55 52 Week Low
February 20,2009
Close: 0.105
Today 5d 1m 3m 1y more
Last Price
0.65
Change $
0.10
Change %
18.18%
Tick
Bid
0.63
Bid Size
24000
Ask
0.70
Ask Size
15000
Detailed Quote for Ttm Resources Inc. (TTQ:CA)
$ 0.65 RT 0.10 (+18.18%) Volume: 209.0 k 09:32 EST 03.12.2009
close 52 Week Information
52 Week High
December 02,2009
Close: 0.55 52 Week Low
February 20,2009
Close: 0.105
Today 5d 1m 3m 1y more
Last Price
0.65
Change $
0.10
Change %
18.18%
Tick
Bid
0.63
Bid Size
24000
Ask
0.70
Ask Size
15000
Weiter gehts...
Depth/Level II for Ttm Resources Inc. (TTQ:CA)
$ 0.70 RT 0.15 (+27.27%) Volume: 211.0 k 09:36 EST 03.12.2009
Depth/Level II for Ttm Resources Inc. (TTQ:CA)
$ 0.70 RT 0.15 (+27.27%) Volume: 211.0 k 09:36 EST 03.12.2009
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.503.178 von HGDM am 03.12.09 16:03:45RE: Time for a halt?
BBOB72212/3/2009 9:42:03 AM | | 92 reads | Post #27694766 Rate
I doubt it is tcm. In fact I hope not. Its all starting to come togther. The next press release will just be the first of a series of many. Hold on tight. Congrats to all long-term holders.
BBOB
BBOB72212/3/2009 9:42:03 AM | | 92 reads | Post #27694766 Rate
I doubt it is tcm. In fact I hope not. Its all starting to come togther. The next press release will just be the first of a series of many. Hold on tight. Congrats to all long-term holders.
BBOB
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.503.220 von saceur am 03.12.09 16:07:51Sorry noch die Quelle:
stockhouse.com
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.503.220 von saceur am 03.12.09 16:07:51I doubt it is tcm.
Ich wünsche mir das auch nicht.
Ich wünsche mir das auch nicht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.503.248 von HGDM am 03.12.09 16:10:27Ich denke trotzdem, dass evtl ein grosßer Deal bekanntgegeben wird?
Abwarten und weiter dabeibleiben.
Glückwunsch vorab an die Longies....
Meine Meinung
Abwarten und weiter dabeibleiben.
Glückwunsch vorab an die Longies....
Meine Meinung
TTM Resources Inc. completes private placement and reports on annual general meeting
TSX-V: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding: 46,329,989
VANCOUVER, Dec. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - TTM Resources Inc. (TSX-V:TTQ, Frankfurt:T2U)
Private Placement
TTM Resources Inc. ("TTM" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the closing of its recently announced non-brokered private placement. The Company issued an aggregate of 3,000,000 flow-through units at a price of $0.40 per unit for gross proceeds of $1,200,000. Each flow-through unit consists of one flow-through common share and one share purchase warrant which entitles the holder to purchase an additional non flow-through common share of the Company at a price of $0.50 until December 3, 2011. The shares, warrants and warrant shares are subject to a four month hold period.
The Company paid finder's fees in the amount of $10,000 in connection with the private placement.
The proceeds of the private placement will be used to fund the Company's resource exploration on the Chu Molybdenum Development Project. Diamond Drilling on the Company's Chu Project is now in progress.
Annual General Meeting
The Company is also pleased to announce that its shareholders approved all matters presented at the Annual General Meeting held on December 1, 2009.
TTM's shareholders re-elected Crichy Clarke, Terry Lyons, Richard Jordens, David McMillan, Robert Sibthorpe and Warren Robb to the Board of Directors. Each shall serve as a Director of the Company until the 2010 Annual General Meeting.
Shareholders of the Company also re-appointed Smythe Ratcliffe, Chartered Accountants as auditors for the ensuing year and approved the adoption of the 2009 20% Stock Option Plan, the particulars of which are set out in more detail in the Company's Management Information Circular dated October 20, 2009.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada.
TTM RESOURCES INC.
"Crichy Clarke"
------------------
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
CAUTIONARY NOTE REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS AND INFORMATION
This news release contains certain "forward-looking information" within the meaning of Canadian securities laws. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking information. All information included herein, other than statements of historical fact, including, without limitation, information regarding future production, is considered forward-looking information and involves various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that the forward-looking information will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such information. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
SOURCE TTM Resources Inc.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ttm-resources-inc-co…
TSX-V: TTQ
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Symbol: T2U
US Clearing Symbol: TTMRF
Issued and Outstanding: 46,329,989
VANCOUVER, Dec. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - TTM Resources Inc. (TSX-V:TTQ, Frankfurt:T2U)
Private Placement
TTM Resources Inc. ("TTM" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the closing of its recently announced non-brokered private placement. The Company issued an aggregate of 3,000,000 flow-through units at a price of $0.40 per unit for gross proceeds of $1,200,000. Each flow-through unit consists of one flow-through common share and one share purchase warrant which entitles the holder to purchase an additional non flow-through common share of the Company at a price of $0.50 until December 3, 2011. The shares, warrants and warrant shares are subject to a four month hold period.
The Company paid finder's fees in the amount of $10,000 in connection with the private placement.
The proceeds of the private placement will be used to fund the Company's resource exploration on the Chu Molybdenum Development Project. Diamond Drilling on the Company's Chu Project is now in progress.
Annual General Meeting
The Company is also pleased to announce that its shareholders approved all matters presented at the Annual General Meeting held on December 1, 2009.
TTM's shareholders re-elected Crichy Clarke, Terry Lyons, Richard Jordens, David McMillan, Robert Sibthorpe and Warren Robb to the Board of Directors. Each shall serve as a Director of the Company until the 2010 Annual General Meeting.
Shareholders of the Company also re-appointed Smythe Ratcliffe, Chartered Accountants as auditors for the ensuing year and approved the adoption of the 2009 20% Stock Option Plan, the particulars of which are set out in more detail in the Company's Management Information Circular dated October 20, 2009.
About TTM Resources Inc.
TTM Resources Inc. is a Vancouver, British Columbia based Molybdenum Development and Exploration Company focused on the resource development of the Chu Molybdenum Project and three other molybdenum properties in British Columbia, Canada.
TTM RESOURCES INC.
"Crichy Clarke"
------------------
W.K. Crichy Clarke
President & CEO
CAUTIONARY NOTE REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS AND INFORMATION
This news release contains certain "forward-looking information" within the meaning of Canadian securities laws. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking information. All information included herein, other than statements of historical fact, including, without limitation, information regarding future production, is considered forward-looking information and involves various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that the forward-looking information will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such information. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
SOURCE TTM Resources Inc.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ttm-resources-inc-co…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.506.414 von Videomart am 03.12.09 22:51:02
Private Placement
TTM Resources Inc. ("TTM" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the closing of its recently announced non-brokered private placement. The Company issued an aggregate of 3,000,000 flow-through units at a price of $0.40 per unit for gross proceeds of $1,200,000. Each flow-through unit consists of one flow-through common share and one share purchase warrant which entitles the holder to purchase an additional non flow-through common share of the Company at a price of $0.50 until December 3, 2011. The shares, warrants and warrant shares are subject to a four month hold period.
hi Video,
was kann man aus dieser Maßnahme eventuell schließen?
Gruß admire
Private Placement
TTM Resources Inc. ("TTM" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the closing of its recently announced non-brokered private placement. The Company issued an aggregate of 3,000,000 flow-through units at a price of $0.40 per unit for gross proceeds of $1,200,000. Each flow-through unit consists of one flow-through common share and one share purchase warrant which entitles the holder to purchase an additional non flow-through common share of the Company at a price of $0.50 until December 3, 2011. The shares, warrants and warrant shares are subject to a four month hold period.
hi Video,
was kann man aus dieser Maßnahme eventuell schließen?
Gruß admire
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.507.325 von admire am 04.12.09 09:15:58Das PP ist nach meiner Ansicht ausserordentlich schnell abgeschlossen worden (die Bekanntgabe war erst am 2.November).
Das zeigt, wie gründlich das Management arbeitet und mit welchem Nachdruck die Entwicklung der Liegenschaft zur produzierenden Mine verfolgt wird.
Den lesenswerten Bericht eines "stockhouse"-users über die Hauptversammlung von TTM Resources findet man unter folgendem Link:
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
Das zeigt, wie gründlich das Management arbeitet und mit welchem Nachdruck die Entwicklung der Liegenschaft zur produzierenden Mine verfolgt wird.
Den lesenswerten Bericht eines "stockhouse"-users über die Hauptversammlung von TTM Resources findet man unter folgendem Link:
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=TT…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.509.129 von Videomart am 04.12.09 12:46:25
danke für die Info ...hochinteressanter Artikel
danke für die Info ...hochinteressanter Artikel
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.509.129 von Videomart am 04.12.09 12:46:25Ebenfalls danke.Schön zu lesen
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