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Wednesday, June 06, 2012
RMB May Month-in-Review: Rare Earth Market Averages Down 15.45%, Buying Opportunities Abound

I just finished the Vancouver Cambridge House Show and I have to say - I loved it. Many were complaining of 'dismal' attendance from the retail audience, but here's what I found -- opportunity plus numerous exceptionally high net worth investors (aka "vultures") seeking deals...some people were complaining and using terms like 'hunkering down', but those that bury themselves in the sand, will not be seen...

Many of us saw our portfolio values dwindle, so I thought I would compare share prices from start of month to end (May 1, 2012 with share prices on May 31, 2012) and quantify the damages. We got a downward average of 15.45% for RareMetalBlog sponsors. Molycorp declined 29.96% from USD$28.10 at month open and closed at USD$19.68 versus LYNAS whose decline was only 5% -- from AUD$1.10, closing at $1.045...clearly shareholders anticipate the Malaysian processing facility will open soon?

En route to Vegas for another rare earth investment conference in an hour, I will let you know what the consensus is. So here's my highlights for May, with the last Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Neo Material Technologies Inc. (TSX: NEM) standing out as one of the most memorable events of the month. Held in Toronto on May 30, 2012, it was really a walk down memory lane for the rare earth industry. On the same day we posted a piece called, “The Best Rare Earth Company in the World” -- it gives a summary of the AGM and an overview of the evolution of Neo Material Technologies.

News about Lynas Corporation Ltd. (ASX: LYC) also continued to permeate the headlines in May. All three of the public hearings held by Malaysia’s Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC) took place in May and now rare earth industry followers are looking ahead to mid-June for the PSC’s report to be tabled and debated in the Malaysian Parliament. We published a timeline of events to keep readers updated on the latest developments in Lynas’ Advanced Materials Processing (LAMP) facility in a piece called, Lynas Shares Move Upward Gaining 17.88%.
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@ eine erfolgreiche Woche

Grüsse JoJo :)
 
aus der Diskussion: RAUS AUS LYNAS: Neues vom Rohstoffexperten - Probleme in Malaysia werden den Kurs Lynas belasten
Autor (Datum des Eintrages): JoJo49  (11.06.12 02:19:58)
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