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[luto9]

nach dem die Aktie 50% gestiegen ist, wird eine Meldung
vom 1.2. aufgewärmt!

Soll das der Anlass sein, das jetzt die Pusherbriefe kommen?

Personalveränderung bei Adanac - mehr Fachkompetenz im Vorstand (Molybdän bei 23,50 USD/lb)

Vancouver, Canada (ots/PRNewswire) - Adanac Moly Corp (TSX.V:AUA)
ist erfreut mitteilen zu können, dass Dr. David Stone und Roger
Taylor, P.Eng., F.I.M.M., sich bereit erklärt haben, dem Unternehmen
als Mitglieder des Verwaltungsrats beizutreten.

Dr. David Stone ist Bergbauingenieur und blickt auf eine
25-jährige Karriere als Berater in der Metallbergbaubranche zurück.
Seine Haupt-Fachkompetenz liegt in der Gebirgsmechanik, einem
Bereich, in dem er weltweit Konstruktionsarbeit und operationelle
Beratung sowohl für Tagebau- als auch Untertage-Betriebe geleistet
hat. Er hat darüber hinaus, dank seines breiten Wissens über neueste
Untertage-Bergbauverfahren, Kapital- und Betriebskosten und
Projektentwicklungsanforderungen eine Reihe von Vorstudien und
Machbarkeitsstudien durchgeführt.

Dr. Stone ist in einer Reihe von US- und kanadischen
Rechtsgebieten als amtlicher Berufsexperte zugelassen und ist aktives
Mitglied in folgenden Organisationen: SIM, SME, NWMA und PDAC. Er ist
Präsident von MineFill Services Inc., einem in Seattle, Washington
ansässigen Bergbau-Beratungsunternehmen, das über Büros in Vancouver
und Toronto verfügt. Er ist auch Vorstandsmitglied bei einer Reihe
weiterer TSX-notierter Unternehmen.

Roger Taylor, P.Eng, F.I.M.M., ist Bergbauingenieur und blickt auf
eine 45-jährige Berufserfahrung zurück. Er hat in zahlreichen
Unternehmen führende Positionen eingenommen. Er ist in den Bereichen
Übernahmen und Machbarkeitsstudien, die er für mehrere bedeutende
Bergbauunternehmen durchführte, erfahren.

Von 1975 bis 1979 arbeitete er bei Granisle Mine als Leiter des
Bergwerks und war darüber hinaus Präsident der Zapata Granby Mining
Corporation. Er arbeitete bei Cominco Ltd als Vizepräsident und war
von 1980 bis 1985 Präsident der Kupferabteilung, wo er die Übernahme
von Bethlehem Copper Mines Ltd und Valley Copper Mines Limited
abwickelte, und die Aktiva der beiden Unternehmen bei Cominco Ltd
zusammenführte. Er handelte auch die Zulassungen und
Hüttenwerks-Verträge für die erste Entwicklung des Highland Valley
Erzkörpers aus und führte die Ausweitung des Bethlehem Hüttenwerks
auf 25.000 Tonnen/Tag durch, sodass das Highland Valley Erz
verarbeitet werden konnte. Im Jahre 1984 eröffnete er Verhandlungen
mit Rio Algom über die eventuelle Zusammenführung aller Aktiva des
Highland Valley.

Taylor war ebenfalls Mitglied des Vorstandes verschiedener
TSX-notierter Unternehmen sowie als Bergbauberater im Auftrage
verschiedener Bergbau-Unternehmen in Nordamerika und Afrika bei
bedeutenden Bergbaubetrieben mit der Prospektprüfung und Evaluierung
beauftragt.

Der Vorstand ist sehr erfreut, diese Experten in seinen Reihen
begrüssen zu können. Sie werden dem Vorstand die Stärke verleihen,
die notwendig ist, um das Ziel des Unternehmens, ein bedeutendes
Molybdän-Bergbauunternehmen zu werden, umzusetzen.

Dan Koyich ist aus dem Vorstand ausgeschieden und zum
Vizepräsident Unternehmensentwicklung ernannt worden. Er wird weiter
für den Erfolg und die Umsetzung der Visionen des Unternehmens tätig
sein.

Das Ruby-Creek-Projekt ist als Molybdän-Tagebau geplant und
befindet sich 24 Km nordöstlich von Atlin in British Columbia. Die
Produktionsrate ist auf 20.000 t/Tag angesetzt und die Produktion bei
einer Gesamtausdehnung von ca. 830 Hektar für einen Zeitraum von 20
Jahren oder mehr vorgesehen. Das Unternehmen ist der Überzeugung,
dass die geplante Mine ein solides Projekt darstellt, dass
langfristige Auswirkungen auf die Umwelt minimal und die
sozioökonomischen Vorteile für die örtliche Gemeinde, Taku River
Tlingit First Nation und British Columbia, maximal sein werden.

Im Namen des Geschäftsleitung
ADANAC MOLY CORP.
"Larry W. Reaugh"
Larry W. Reaugh,
Präsident und Chief Executive


silberbraer und ich waren schneller

[xTRADERx]

Bei Moly würde ich mir auch mal United Bolero angucken.

Infos hier: Thread: United Bolero - Canada Riesenumsätze und in D merkt`s keiner

Greetz

xTRADERx

PS: MOLY ist wieder angestiegen...

[luto9]

[posting]20.024.033 von xTRADERx am 03.02.06 09:56:10[/posting]Werde ich im Auge behalten. Die sollten aber erst mal das
Gap schließen

Danke für die Info

Ist schon merkwürdig, das bei uns in D erst Lauf in manche
Aktien kommt, wenn die Ersten schon Gewinne einfahren.

Wenn Börsenbriefe rufen, ist kein Teil zu teuer.

Getreu dem Spruch:

Es war schon immer etwas teurer ........

[luto9]

[posting]20.022.903 von luto9 am 03.02.06 08:51:09[/posting]Das scheint die Anwort zu sein, daß NITE und ARCA so
gierig auf die shares waren



Super

[luto9]

[posting]20.022.903 von luto9 am 03.02.06 08:51:09[/posting]da wundert`s mich nicht , daß NITE und ARCA so gierig auf
die shares war

[luto9]

Merely the tip of the iceberg. Wait until the funds and assorted heavyweights who have been waiting for north of a dollar to step in do so. The fun has just begun

[luto9]

ich scheine hier als Alleinunterhalter zu fungieren.

Frustet zwar, aber sei es drum

RT 1,20

[luto9]

und wieder auf Tageshoch geschlossen

point and figure chart using the percentage setting and the price objective is 2.30

ja, ja es grünt so grün

[scherge007]

Ne bist du nicht

Feine Umsätze in der Heimat

Leider erst heute mittag ohne Chance auf einen Einstieg mitverfolgt...

Man kann nicht überall sein aber ist in die Watchlist aufgenommen.

[luto9]

[posting]20.073.904 von scherge007 am 07.02.06 02:41:07[/posting]Hallo and welcome

Wie ich gelesen habe, sind einige mit ihren Gewinnen aus
BLE gestern noch flott in Can. auf den Zug aufgesprungen.

Auf eine grüne Woche.

Bei Gold Drivers ist das Baby auf den 16, Platz unter den
Top 30 2006 aufgestiegen

[luto9]

schön zu sehen, daß auch hier täglich kleine Umsätze sind

noch schöner wäre es, wenn diese Käufer hier mal etwas
von sich geben würden.

[luto9]

http://quotes.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=aua.vn

Konso im grünen Bereich

kleine Unterstützung bei einem $

[luto9]

http://quote.barchart.com/texpert.asp?sym=AUA.VN

Neutral

Unterstützung nun bei $ 1,02

[luto9]

Der Preis für Moly ist übrigens um 2,25 auf $ 25,75 gestiegen

[luto9]

MINNOVEX COMPLETES PROCESS DESIGN FOR RUBY CREEK (MOLY @$25.75 US/LB)

Friday, February 10th 2006 - Vancouver, British Columbia (MOLY @ 25.75US/lb)




The management of Adanac Moly Corp. (AUA: TSX.V, Pink Sheets: ANCGF, Frank: A9N) is pleased to report that SGS-MinnovEX (formerly MinnovEX Technologies Inc.) has completed the design for the mill process at Adanac’s Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project near Atlin, BC.

The process, for Adanac’s proposed 20,000 tonne per day milling and floatation of this low grade molybdenite resource, will be a conventional crushing system followed by SAG and Ball milling which includes two stage classification and flash flotation ahead of rougher flotation. In this way over-grinding is minimized and molybdenite recovery is increased. Flotation will be conventional and will include two stages of regrinding within five cleaning stages. On-line analyses and particle size measurements have been designed to effect careful control of the floatation process in combination with continuous visual monitoring/recording by the use of cameras linked to computer control.

The concentration ratio is more than 1000:1. Minor amounts of liberated copper, lead and zinc minerals are eliminated through the use of a depressant and precise control of floatation variables. A high quality molybdenite product at grades 90-94% MoS2 and overall recovery of 90-92% is expected.

For this work, which has been completed within a nine month period (May 2005 – February 2006) one hundred samples from drill cores obtained in 2004 and 2005, carefully selected to be representative of the five lithologies occurring within the proposed open pit area of the resource, were tested to establish hardness and grindability factors for SAG and Ball Mill design. The range of variability has been worked into a geostatistical distribution of hardness data across the mine block plan to provide a final design. It takes into account the location of sample points and a geological plan of the resource together with a mine plan of the blocks to be mined during the proposed life of the project. The design allows for an average 906 tonnes per hour at a P80 of 210 microns and includes allowance for inefficiencies in motors and drive train.

Floatation test were run on forty of the one hundred samples. The initial tests were done to quantify the rougher feed pulp kinetic characteristics per drill core sample under specified regent conditions. Later, rougher-cleaner tests and a locked cycle test on composite samples quantified the change in kinetics which occurred after regrinding of the rougher concentrate. These data have been used to develop MinnovEX’s proprietary FLEET system, which is calibrated and then used to evaluate scale-up of floatation performance of the Ruby Creek resource in a full scale plant process comprising rougher and cleaner (with regrinds) circuit configurations. Testing showed variability to be minimal: the key is the precise control of range of particle size in floatation and through regrinding in the cleaning stages. MinnovEX’s FLEET simulations confirmed pilot plant results/expectations from the work done in 1969 – 1970 and variability to be expected when this resource is mined and processed according to current plans.


Management is confident that this method for process design is the most cost effective and reliable basis for development of its Ruby Creek Molybdenum resource.

The Ruby Creek Project is a proposed open pit molybdenum mine situated 24 kilometers northeast of Atlin, BC, which would operate at 20,000 tonnes per day of ore for 20 plus years and have an overall footprint of approximately 830 hectares. The Company believes that the proposed mine is a sound project that will minimize any long term environmental effects and maximize socio-economic benefits to the local community, Taku River Tlingit First Nation and British Columbia.

This press release was prepared by John W. Fisher, C.Eng., P.Eng., a qualified person under policy NI 43-101.

[luto9]

aus Amiboard:

Although everything is available on SEDAR, I thought it worthwhile to refresh the class` memory of exactly what we have here. There is no question the resource is here of 280,000,000 pounds of pure moly. Current price is $25.75 (see www.adanacmoly.com for details). This is about $7.21 billion US! Seem there is little doubt it will be mined as we already have some insitutional involvement. My calcs says the stock should be worth $11-$12 at Moly prices (of $15/lbs and a PE=5 by the time the first ore is removed from the mine (mid-late 2007 to early 2008). Obviously I`m factoring in a very steep drop in moly prices. I have deep pockets and I`m patient for those of you who don`t know me. I`ve continued to quietly accumulate. In my opinion there are multiples of your money to be made here patiently holding for 2 years.

[luto9]

Handel auf xetra?
bid ask
1350 € ,75 1000 €,78

Sah es bei meiner Bank

[luto9]

Bin mal gespannt wie es aussieht, wenn in etwa 2 Wochen der
final feasibility report erscheint

[luto9]

Adanac Moly gets updated Ruby Creek resource estimates


2006-02-16 15:04 ET - News Release

Mr. Larry Reaugh reports

GOLDER COMPLETES RUBY CREEK UPDATED RESOURCE ESTIMATES

Adanac Moly Corp. has received the updated technical report, which details the Ruby Creek mineral resource estimates, from Golder Associates Ltd., in accordance with requirements described in National Instrument 43-101 standards of disclosure for mineral projects. The tonnages and grades are from Golder, 2006.

Table 1 -- Ruby Creek, January, 2006, mineral resource estimate and Amec`s 2005 estimate:


Resource Cut- Tonnage Mo (%)
category off
(Mo %)

Measured 0.02 40,636,000 0.077
0.03 40,636,000 0.077
0.04 38,942,000 0.079
0.05 35,834,000 0.081
0.06 28,836,000 0.088
0.07 22,593,000 0.094
0.08 15,225,000 0.104
0.09 10,601,000 0.112
0.10 6,908,000 0.121

Indicated 0.02 432,936,000 0.041
0.03 261,618,000 0.051
0.04 167,433,000 0.059
0.05 113,435,000 0.066
0.06 63,101,000 0.076
0.07 37,572,000 0.083
0.08 17,543,000 0.094
0.09 8,808,000 0.103
0.10 4,151,000 0.113
Subtotal
measured
and
indicated 0.02 473,572,000 0.044
0.03 302,004,000 0.054
0.04 206,375,000 0.063
0.05 149,269,000 0.070
0.06 91,937,000 0.080
0.07 60,165,000 0.087
0.08 32,768,000 0.099
0.09 19,409,000 0.108
0.10 11,059,000 0.118

Inferred 0.02 151,326,000 0.034
0.03 61,837,000 0.048
0.04 33,067,000 0.060
0.05 23,225,000 0.067
0.06 13,375,000 0.076
0.07 6,490,000 0.088
0.08 3,166,000 0.102
0.09 1,915,000 0.113
0.10 1,143,000 0.124

Resource Cut- Mo (lb) Mo (lb)
category off (Golder, (Amec,
(Mo %) 2006) 2005)

Measured 0.02 68,982,000 60,500,000
0.03 68,557,000 59,000,000
0.04 67,822,000 56,200,000
0.05 63,990,000 52,100,000
0.06 55,942,000 48,300,000
0.07 46,820,000 40,800,000
0.08 34,907,000 33,300,000
0.09 26,175,000 25,900,000
0.10 18,427,000 18,400,000

Indicated 0.02 391,325,000 380,700,000
0.03 294,149,000 290,600,000
0.04 217,782,000 221,900,000
0.05 165,052,000 163,500,000
0.06 105,725,000 108,000,000
0.07 68,751,000 60,200,000
0.08 36,355,000 31,900,000
0.09 20,001,000 15,900,000
0.10 10,340,000 5,800,000
Subtotal
measured
and
indicated 0.02 460,307,000 441,200,000
0.03 362,706,000 349,600,000
0.04 285,604,000 278,100,000
0.05 229,042,000 215,600,000
0.06 161,667,000 156,300,000
0.07 115,571,000 101,000,000
0.08 71,262,000 65,200,000
0.09 46,176,000 41,800,000
0.10 28,767,000 24,200,000

Inferred 0.02 113,429,000 229,500,000
0.03 65,437,000 59,100,000
0.04 43,740,000 26,000,000
0.05 34,305,000 17,300,000
0.06 22,409,000 11,700,000
0.07 12,591,000 7,200,000
0.08 7,120,000 3,800,000
0.09 4,771,000 1,700,000
0.10 3,124,000 700,000



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[luto9]

http://www.stockhouse.com/news/news.asp?newsid=3440921&tick=…

[alpine110]

[BarondeWulf]

@luto: solltst nicht auf deinen ignore-button kommen

Du könntest dann nichts mehr lesen

cu DL

[luto9]

[posting]20.247.826 von alpine110 am 17.02.06 06:52:55[/posting]hello-o

[luto9]

[posting]20.249.381 von BarondeWulf am 17.02.06 09:12:33[/posting]

[money2006]

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[luto9]

Molybdenum Market
What If???
Michael Alexander
February 18, 2006
Much has been made of the fact companies with pure molybdenum deposits have not reacted as strongly as one might expect based on the base metal bull market and the price of molybdenum now having sustained a price north of $15.00 for approaching 2 years now. I am asked constantly why I believe that is the case.

Here is what I believe.

I believe if there was a large primary producer of molybdenum in North America trading publicly, we would not be seeing the sluggishness we`re seeing. Unfortunately the only large primary molybdenum producer in North America is Thompson Creek with the Endako mine and it is not publicly traded on any of the North American exchanges. Of course there is Teck Cominco, Phelps Dodge, Amerigo and other producers in North America whose bottom lines have been bouyed greatly by their molybdenum profits, but they do not qualify as they are not primary molybdenum producers.

In the landscape known as "Molyland," there are no large primary molybdenum producers to blaze the trail and garner the attention of institutions that molybdenum certainly should be seeing along with copper, uranium, zinc and the other top performing base metals.

Therefore I have decided to pose the question of, "What if?"

What if there was a large publicly traded primary molybdenum producer in North America?

Adanac Moly Corp is the closest to becoming that large primary molybdenum producer. Adanac Moly Corp is a publicly traded company on the TSX Venture exchange and trades under the ticker symbol AUA.

They have spent two years on the project along with almost $10 million spent on drilling, bringing the resource to 43-101 compliance and completing all of its environmental studies (including the environmental baseline study and the socio-economic impact study, both of which take almost that entire 2 years to complete). This is of course in order to bring their proposed 20,000 tonne per day open pit operation near Atlin BC into production. With completed pre-feasibility studies and being in the process of releasing their final bankable feasibility studies (280 million lbs molybdenum) and applying for their permits with a projected late summer 2006 mine construction commencement date, I have decided to use them as a model. In my opinion, they are the only open pit mining company who is actually going to see the light of day any time soon.

In fact Adanac is a minimum 18 months ahead of the curve and as stated clearly in their mission statement, they are looking "To become the first successful publicly traded primary molybdenum producer in 20 years."

Now that I have set out the reasons why I use Adanac as the model, let`s explore the what ifs and see where it takes us. I am not going to deal with share price here, I am merely going to look at Adanac Moly Corp. and ask, what if it was producing today?

If one looks at Cameco (CCO - TSX) you will see what happens to a company when the funds step up looking for a specific metal. In this case uranium. Uranium at the time was hot and getting hotter, the retail sector and funds went looking for pure uranium plays and landed on Cameco, what did their stock do you ask? Have a look at the chart ***



*** Company has since split the stock 2 for 1.

Also interesting to note, that despite forecasts to the contrary, uranium has remained hot.

Of course as CCO traded higher, investors went looking for "the next one." Before anyone knew what was happening, uranium and uranium stocks took off. This is what pure molybdenum plays lack.

So this brings me to why I am writing this. Here is what Adanac Moly Corp. looks like if it had been a producer for the past two years. Since we`re looking at late summer 2006 to commence construction, let`s say Adanac started producing in June 2004 for our "what if" model.

Of note, I will use the numbers provided by Minnovex, Golder, Klohn Crippen and Wardrop engineering who completed Adanac`s pre and final bankable feasibility studies. In other words, these numbers are not pulled out of thin air nor are they guesses.

The reports can be viewed here: http://www.adanacmoly.com/adanac_proppdf.php

Production is slated to be 15 million lbs per year (from a 20,000 tonne per day concentrator) for the first 5 years due to production beginning in the high grade starter pit. This starter pit boasts an impressive grade of 0.136% MoS2; so in our "what if" scenario here is what that means with Adanac having been a producer since June 2004:

From June 2004 to present they would have produced 24 million lbs, multiplied by US$25.00 per/lb you come out at US$600,000,000.

At a cost of US$5.00 per/lb (keeping in mind that number comes from the top engineering firms in the world in a pre-feasibility report) their cost is US$120,000,000.

This translates to a pre-tax profit of US$480,000,000 and this in only the first 19 months of production!

Assuming 100 million shares fully diluted for Adanac`s part in the mine financing, which is usually 10% of the capex, that is a stunning $4.80 earnings per share. I think it is safe to assume with numbers like this, molybdenum would be getting a much better showing than what it currently is. Especially in light of an overall grade that has Adanac Moly Corp forecasting a 20-year mine life.

Most incredible of all though, is that the above number is greater by roughly US$80,000,000 than their capex, suggesting full mine payback while realizing a pre-tax profit of US$80,000,000 and this after 19 months of production!

The capper?

This "what if" scenario will not take long to unfold as Adanac continues to meet or exceed its timeline. A timeline that has mine construction commencing this summer and production commencing late 2007/early 2008.

It was said to me many times by my father that if one looks after the pennies, the dollars will look after themselves. With molybdenum not receiving the attention that other base metals are enjoying because there are no publicly traded large pure molybdenum companies out there that can grab the imaginations of the funds, what becomes of this metal and the company that is the first large primary molybdenum producer to go online?

One only need look at the Cameco chart to get a pretty good idea.

Michael Alexander
President
Accelerated Capital Investments Ltd.
Phone: [phone]
email: [e-mail]
website: www.acil.ca

[luto9]

Up , UP and AWAY

[luto9]

super Schlußspurt Can$ 1,39

[luto9]

Ja, ja drüben spekuliert man schon auf $ 6.
Find ich schon arg, aber 2 $ - 2,5 im März könnte ich mir
schon vorstellen

Nicht Bullvestor aber Michael Alexander

With some of the reports concluded and having been released, I think this would be a good time to consider the finer points thus far. Although Adanac has for the second time in the last 11 trading days closed at an all time high, while seeing an impressive 6 million shares trade in that time, the meat of this story is still in my opinion being missed.

Let`s look at some of the key points in the news and reports out of Adanac in recent weeks.
Dr. David Stone and Roger Taylor, P.Eng., F.I.M.M., appointed directors:

Dr. David Stone is a mining engineer with a career that spans 25 years of consulting to the metal mining industry, is a licensed Professional Engineer in a number of US and Canadian jurisdictions and is an active member of SIM, SME, NWMA and PDAC.

Mr. Roger Taylor, P.Eng, F.I.M.M., is a mining engineer with 45 years experience having held senior positions in many operations. He served as a Vice President of Cominco Ltd. and was President of their copper division from 1980 to 1985 where he handled the acquisition of Bethlehem Copper Mines Ltd. and Valley Copper Mines Limited, to combine the assets of these companies under Cominco Ltd. He also negotiated the permits and smelter contracts for the initial development of the Highland Valley ore body and handled the expansion of the Bethlehem mill to 25,000 tonnes per day to treat the Highland Valley ore. In 1984 he opened negotiations with Rio Algom for the eventual pooling of all the Highland Valley assets.

Bankable feasibility update released, favourable news expected:

The emphasis continues to be to develop maximum efficiency through use of best available technologies consistent with optimum economics and high environmental/safety standards. Management is confident that its goals to achieve lower capital and operating costs than those reported in the Preliminary Feasibility, will have been realized when the full Bankable Feasibility is issued.

The technical reports will contain an updated NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate which includes the results of the 2005 exploration work and a revised mining plan; details of innovative milling technology enabling improved efficiencies in the use of power and the overall recovery of molybdenum as well as an assurance that this resource will yield a premium product at high rates of recovery.

Environmental consequences are reliably estimated to be minimal and benign.

The Company is confident these data will form the basis for development of a successful production operation at Ruby Creek.

Minnovex Completes Process Design For Ruby Creek:

The concentration ratio is more than 1000:1. Minor amounts of liberated copper, lead and zinc minerals are eliminated through the use of a depressant and precise control of floatation variables. A high quality molybdenite product at grades 90-94% MoS2 and overall recovery of 90-92% is expected.

Golder Completes Ruby Creek Updated Resource Estimates:

The January 2006 Mineral Resource Estimate has increased the tonnage in the measured and indicated resource categories from the previous estimates by AMEC (May 2005). These differences, in lbs contained molybdenum, (6% to 10%) provide confirmation of the previous estimate.

Summary:

An increase in the measured and indicated of 6 to 10%, overall recovery of 90-92%, two incredible directors along with their years of expertise added to the board and coming into the last week of February where the applications for permits and the full bankable final feasibility reports are expected before month end.

I look forward to watching the rest of this incredible story unfold, especially now that the share price appears to be following suit. As always I will get the news out to you as well as further updates as it is made available.

Continuing to bring you the best and brightest,

Michael Alexander
President
Accelerated Capital Investments Ltd.
Phone: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Website: www.acil.ca

[luto9]

Adanac Moly receives Ruby Creek feasibility design


2006-02-22 21:56 ET - News Release

Mr. Larry Reaugh reports

FEASIBILITY DESIGN OF TAILINGS, WASTE DUMPS & SITE WATER MANAGEMENT FACILITIES RECEIVED FROM KLOHN CRIPPEN BERGER

Adanac Moly Corp. has received Klohn Crippen Berger`s feasibility design for the tailings facility, waste dumps and site water management structures of the Ruby Creek molybdenum project located near Atlin, B.C. The preliminary feasibility design for these facilities was reported in an earlier news release in Stockwatch on Aug. 4, 2005.

Tailings from the mill and waste rock dumps contain very low levels of sulphide (0.01 per cent to 0.03 per cent): extensive tests to determine the neutralization potential ratios (NPR) have shown that there is a low potential for these materials to produce acidic conditions that could release metals into solution. Existing tailings from the 1969-1970 pilot plant work on-site have remained in a neutral state for more than 35 years.

Stringent testing of expected tailings supernatant water (from metallurgical testwork samples in 2005) show that most elements presently meet the requirements of the British Columbia water quality guidelines (BCWQG) for the protection of freshwater aquatic life. Iron and aluminum are the only parameters whose median values exceed the BCWQG requirements. Any tailings water to be discharged will be done mostly during spring runoff when the dilution ratios are sufficient such that concentrations will meet permitted discharge limits.

Extensive investigations of the project site were made in 1979-1980. These investigations provided the basic information needed for design, but additional work was done in August to October of 2005 to update the existing information. The site is located in the upper reaches of the Ruby Creek valley. The U-shaped glacial valley ranges in elevation between 1,250 metres and 1,900 metres. Slopes above 1,500 metres are mountainous and steep. Below this elevation, the area is covered by glacial moraines. Winters are severe and summers are cool. The area is a zone of low seismicity.

Klohn has designed a tailings dam to impound all mill tailings produced from the 20,000-tonne-per-day operation scheduled to operate for more than 20 years. An estimated 30 million tonnes of potentially acid-generating waste rock from the open pit will be submerged within the impoundment.

Non-acid generating (NAG) waste rock and overburden will be placed in small dumps in the valleys above the open pit and in a large main dump at the upper end of the tailings facility. Diversion ditches are planned to divert runoff water around the dumps and tailings impoundment. Final reclamation is scheduled during the latter years of operation when the low-grade stockpiles will likely be milled.

Mill tailings will be relatively coarse (26 per cent to 33 per cent fines content). A compacted cycloned sand tailings dam will be built across Ruby Creek downstream of the mill. Free water from the tailings pond is scheduled to be reclaimed and reused to the maximum extent possible for the mill to minimize the volume of stored water. A seepage recovery dam, constructed downstream of the tailings dam, will serve to trap seepage through the dam and sediment transported by runoff. Most of the recovery water collected will be pumped back into the tailings facility. Some recovery water may be released if discharge criteria can be achieved. Static and dynamic stability of the tailings dam exceed the factors of safety recommended by the Canadian Dam Association.

Klohn`s report was supervised by Howard D. Plewes, MSc, PEng, who visited the site on in June, 2005. Mr. Plewes is an independent qualified person under National Instrument (NI) 43-101.

The company expects to receive the Section 11 order from the provincial government later this week which allows the company to file for its environmental assessment certificate (EAC).

The Ruby Creek project is a proposed open pit molybdenum mine situated 24 kilometres northeast of Atlin, B.C., which would operate at 20,000 tonnes per day of ore for 20 plus years and have an overall footprint of approximately 830 hectares. The company believes that the proposed mine is a sound project, and will minimize any long-term environmental effects while maximizing socioeconomic benefits to the local community, Taku River Tlingit First Nation and British Columbia.

This news release was prepared by John W. Fisher, CEng, PEng, a qualified person pursuant to NI 43-101.

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From the Wardrop Engineering pre-feasibility report page 42:
http://www.adanacmoly.com/pdfs/ruby_prefeas/%20MinnovEX%20Re…

4.5 POWER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION

The power supply requirements are sized to take into account the process and building loads and ancillary power requirements. There is no grid power within reasonable distance of the project site***.

*** (my note: further down the report speaks further and more favourably on this subject, I have bolded it)

Atlin, the nearest town to the project, currently has a 2 MW diesel power generator station. A new 20 MW diesel fired power generation station will be constructed to service the project, with primary power provided by four 4.4 MW generators, and one 4.4 MW spare.

These are supplemented by four 1.2 MW standby / load sharing gensets.
The power station is located in close proximity to the process plant to limit distribution costs.

Primary site power distribution is 13.8 kV. All distribution within the plantsite is via buried cables. High and Medium Voltage Switchgear in the process plant feeds motor control centres and power distribution centres in the process and ancillary facilities. Secondary feeder cables to remote ancillary facilities are provided by pole lines off the immediate plantsite area. The Single Line Diagram is presented in Appendix C.

Motor control centres are complete with starters, contactors, disconnect switches, transformers, panels, circuit breakers and fuses. High efficiency motors and fixtures are utilized in the facilities.

The generators are equipped with heat recovery equipment. Investigations completed during this stage of the project confirm that the heat recovery provides sufficient heat for the project requirements economically. Additional boilers are provided in order to make up for building shell losses in the event the main power plant is out of service. A trade off study for heat recovery is outlined in Appendix G.

Grid power may be available within five years of the plant start up and at this time the generators would be sold by ADANAC.

(my note: pay particular attention to the wording as well. "Within five years", suggesting it could be sooner into production than five years, but it is forecast to happen)

Additional diesel fired boilers will then be purchased in order to provide process and building heating.

4.6 FUEL STORAGE

Diesel Fuel requirements for the mining and process and power generation are estimated at 50 thousand m3 per year. Fuel storage is supplied by two 12 m diameter by 9 m steel field erected storage tanks located at the plantsite. The tanks provide 2,000 m3 of storage or two weeks supply.

Fuel is trucked in from Whitehorse by B-Train trucks with a capacity of 47,500 litres. As the access from Whitehorse is by all weather road in good condition, two weeks storage of fuel is considered adequate in the event of unplanned road closure.

The diesel distribution includes pumps and piping, loading and unloading facilities and metering equipment.

Most questions can be answered by looking for the specific engineering report. That is what makes DD on Adanac so easy. All the engineering reports, all arms length and done independant of the company, can all be found on their website.

Before coming here with a question, one should first find there way to here:

http://www.adanacmoly.com/adanac_proppdf.php

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Schöne Aussichten für unsere AUA

From the February 6, 2006 news release:

Sustained strong global demand for molybdenum (moly)


Estimates of demand for stainless steel, for which moly is an essential
ingredient, for the rest of this decade and forwards show a continued growth
rate of 3.5-4% annually (CRU Report).


A particular focus will continue to be the important role moly plays in the
global oil and gas industries. Stainless steel containing various grades of moly
comprise some 27% of exploration and production platforms. Steel alloys used for
pipelines to transmit hydrocarbons to markets normally contain 0.2-2%
molybdenum. Typical is the Trans Siberian 2,565-mile pipeline, 4 ft in diameter,
which has just been agreed between Lake Baikal in western Russia and the
Pacific. Molybdenum is also used as a catalyst in the fast-growing Coal
Liquefaction and Gas-to-Liquids sectors.


The resurgent nuclear power industry uses moly-alloy steel for reactor vessels.
Jet engines, turbines and space exploration are further growing applications.


Maritime regulations stipulate that all single-hull tanker ships built pre-1987
must be replaced with double-skinned tankers by 2010. Oil containment vessels
in the new tankers will need to be constructed in moly-alloy steel.

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Molybdenum: Pipe Dreams or Reality
Ken Reser
February 24, 2006

Pipe dreams?

A pipe dream is exactly what the majority of the hoard of junior mining companies are chasing if they believe they have the next world class "Primary" Molybdenum mine. Like being late at the bunkhouse dinner table, the first to arrive get seated and fed steak and the latecomers get cold beans and crackers. Worldwide Oil & Gas Pipelines on the other hand are not pipe dreams and are going to have a very important impact on the one or two Moly juniors that do become world class mines in the next two years. After having just finished an editorial on Molybdenum about four weeks ago, and not intending to write about Moly again so soon, I found a newswire headline capturing my attention and soon had numbers running across my calculator that were so mind numbing that I had to redo the calculations 4 or 5 times to be sure of what I was doing and seeing.

"Alaska Pipeline" 3600 miles of 52 inch dia, thick walled, high pressure pipe. 10,000,000,000 lbs or more of pipeline Steel. (5 to 6 Million T of Steel needed in all, for the entire pipeline).

If the billions number doesn`t get your attention it sure got mine after I turned tons into pounds. Not yet knowing the exact specifications called for on this project I used the old rule of thumb for high pressure gas pipelines whereby 0.5% Mo content has been utilized. Here is how it all started and led to this short Molybdenum report update:

Alaska, Energy Firms Agree On Pipeline - By MarketWatch - Feb 21, 2006 read here.

Subsequent to reading and absorbing this news release I started thinking about the vast amounts of Molybdenum that would have to be used in alloying these billions of pounds of steel, adding the necessary strength and anti corrosive qualities that all Oil and Gas pipelines must have, especially in high pressure lines such as this 52 inch diameter behemoth. The impact on the Moly market of just this one massive pipeline I realized would be huge. Now consider that the average low pressure crude or refined oil line uses from 0.2 to 0.3 percent Mo in the alloying of the steel for the pipe. From what I can ascertain so far from the pipe and metallurgical people I`ve spoken with, this line will invariably use 0.5 percent Mo due to extreme pressure (2500 psi) from 24 pumping stations and approximately 1.2 to 1.4 Million horsepower needed to push the product from Alaska to the Chicago hub. Then it was back to the calculator because at first, 0.5 % Mo did not sound like one should get overly excited, even if you are involved in the Molybdenum market. "Wrong" This percentage may not mean alot if we were dealing with a couple hundred miles of pipeline, or even a million pounds of steel. When it came to ascertaining what it translated into in terms of 10 Billion pounds of steel it is extremely exciting. At 0.5 % Mo content, the huge quantity of pipeline steel to be smelted and formed would use approximately 50,000,000 pounds of Molybdenum.

Pipeline Update with stats and maps etc. here.

50 M lb of Mo represents as much Moly as some primary Molybdenum mines like Endako or the near future Adanac Moly, Ruby Creek project can and will produce over the course of 4 or 5 years. This will undoubtedly be one of the largest private construction projects that North America has ever seen and it will invariably require Steel and or Pipe fabrication from other parts of the world. Possibly even some of the needed Molybdenum may also come from abroad, as much of future North American Moly production is already forward sold and contractually spoken for by various traders and end users in world markets.

Now for the grand finale in the reality of this Pipeline of dreams. It is also noteworthy (as I had already researched this recently), that there are planned and on the drawing boards or in construction for 2006 over 81,000 miles of Oil and Gas pipelines worldwide. Granted most of them will only use 0.2 or 0.3 % Molybdenum alloy, BUT, that is still one phenomenal amount of Molybdenum and I really have to wonder why I often read how various pundits and analysts tell us that Molybdenum demand is about to tumble. To that end all I can simply advise, is do some more homework, it isn`t going to happen anytime soon, especially when you take into account all the other uses like the Catalyst market for Crude refineries, as well as NG, CTL, & GTL plants and all else I have addressed in my previous editorials. We can`t all be right all of the time and especially myself personally, but there`s a lot of misguided writers and accredited analysts in the metals markets and most give little to no coverage of Moly in their prognostications and eventually they and their followers will find they have missed the action and financial rewards in a big way.

Here`s a little proof of the world pipeline stats for you:

Publication: Pipeline & Gas Journal
Publication Date: 01-JAN-06
Format: Online - approximately 3114 words
Delivery: Immediate Online Access
Author: Tubb, Rita

Article excerpt:

The pipeline industry, a truly international business, is gaining more importance as natural gas markets expand globally. These trends are strongly reflected in P&GJ`s 2006 Worldwide Pipeline Construction Survey which shows 81,593 miles of new and planned oil and gas pipelines are either under construction or planned.

The entire article can be read here for free.

This relationship between pipelines and Molybdenum has not gone unnoticed by everyone either, lest I mislead you with my distrust of many analysts` reports. From North of 60 Mining News. Apr /05

MINING NEWS: Natural Gas Pipelines Could Hold Promise For Molybdenum Miners.

The multi-billion dollar plans for northern gas pipelines could generate some profitable spin-offs in the mining sector. The Arctic lines will create a heavy demand for molybdenum, which enables high-value steel alloys to withstand extreme temperatures and pressures. (end excerpt, of this paid subscription)
http://www.petroleumnews.com/pntruncate/988886735.shtml ($$$)

Things aren`t always as they seem, and as some often like to tell us, Molybdenum is an opaque and secretive market. Noone wants to let the goose that laid the golden egg out of its cage for all to see and yet it already is, judging by the hoard of junior mining companies chasing molybdenum plays. Whether or not you find me biased as I consult for one of them or not, I only know of one Primary Moly project in the running for production in late 2007 (that`s why I accepted their offer for the Consulting job in the first place) and they are applying for mine permits in the next week or so and that is Adanac Moly Corp. with their Ruby Creek mine in Atlin BC. Their Final Bankable Feasibility is only a couple weeks away as well. My advice is "Don`t miss the action ahead with Molybdenum over the next few years and definitely pay close attention to the rate and state of progress being made by Adanac." The opportunity to participate as a shareholder in a mine in the making comes along very seldom in most of our investing careers. The worldwide Oil & Gas boom and for lack of a better phrase the "Energy Bull Market" won`t be going away anytime soon, and as I have outlined a few times in previous reports "every aspect of this long term energy scenario places large demands on Molybdenum."

My hat is off to the good fortune of the hard working men they call pipeliners. I`ve worked alongside many of them in the oil patch in my younger cat-skinner days and if anyone deserves this coming bonanza of many years of work and financial gain they do. Keep the pipelines rolling along, the Moly miners, Iron miners and Steel companies are ready for the years of good fortune ahead as well.

As always, best regards & thanks for reading.

February 24, 2006
Ken Reser


Adanac Moly Corp:
website http://www.adanacmoly.com
Ticker Symbol: TSX.V: AUA ::: PinkSheets: ANCGF ::: Frankfurter: A9N

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und habt ihr Karneval gut überlebt?

Stochastic OverBought Buried

Jetzt kann $ 1,80 in Angriff genommen werden!

Elche reden von $ 4 zum Sommer. Find ich zwar ein bischen
hoch gegriffen, aber unrecht wär es mir nicht

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1,70 Kanadischer Dollar = 1,256 Euro

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Was ist denn heute in D los?

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RT 1,84

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1,96

gefällt mir

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zwei Can$

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nowhere in sight. this baby is heading for many dollars representing *AN OPERATING MINE*. small consolidations & pullbacks will be in order for sure, but a blow off, NOT going to happen. very obvious institution buying has taken the lead. $4.00 or better in march

[matahaari]

Hi

alle artikels über adanac und moly

http://www.acil.ca/

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[posting]20.449.921 von matahaari am 01.03.06 19:12:20[/posting]Habe noch nie so eine Kursbetreuung gelesen, wie ACIL sie
betreibt.

Basher werden direkt in ihre Schranken gewiesen. Da sollten
sich unsere Pusherbriefe mal ein Beispiel dran nehmen.

Short Term Upward Sloping Trading Channel
Short Term Bullish Breakout

Da kann man doch nicht besser klagen

Auch Bollinger B. laden zum Kauf

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Ffm 1,58€

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Der Ordnung wegen:

Adanac Moly Corp. schliesst Privatplatzierung ab

Vancouver, Kanada (ots/PRNewswire) - Adanac Moly Corp. (TSX.V:
AUA, Pink Sheets: ANCGF, Frankfurt: A9N) gibt mit grosser Freude
bekannt, dass seine Privatplatzierung mit Sextant Strategic
Opportunities Hedge Fund LP für den Kauf von 625.000 Einheiten
("Einheiten") zu einem Preis von 0,80 CAD pro Einheit abgeschlossen
ist und einen Bruttoertrag von 500.000 CAD aufgebracht hat. Die
Privatplatzierung wurde bereits am 5. Februar 2006 bekannt gegeben.

Jede Einheit besteht aus einer Stammaktie am Kapital des
Unternehmens und einem nicht übertragbaren Bezugsrechtsschein. Jeder
Bezugsrechtsschein berechtigt den Besitzer zum Kauf einer weiteren
Aktie bis zum 24. Februar 2008 zu einem Preis von 0,95 Dollar. Die
Aktien und alle nach Wahrnehmung der Ausübungsoption der
Bezugsrechtsscheine ausgegebenen Aktien unterliegen gemäss des BC
Securities Act und den Richtlinien der TSX Venture Exchange einer
Handelssperrfrist bis einschliesslich zum 25. Juni 2006.

Für die Unternehmensleitung
ADANAC MOLY CORP.
"Larry W. Reaugh"
Larry W. Reaugh,
President und Chief Executive Officer

Der TSX Venture Exchange hat die Angemessenheit und Korrektheit
dieser Pressemitteilung nicht geprüft und übernimmt diesbezüglich
keine Verantwortung. Diese Pressemitteilung kann bestimmte
zukunftsgerichtete Aussagen ("Forward-Looking Statements") gemäss
Abschnitt 21E des United States Securities Exchange Act von 1934 in
seiner abgeänderten Form enthalten. Alle hierin enthaltenen Aussagen,
bei denen es sich nicht um historische Tatsachen handelt, sind
zukunftsgerichtete Aussagen, die diversen Risiken und Unwägbarkeiten
unterliegen. Es kann nicht gewährleistet werden, dass derartige
Aussagen sich als zutreffend erweisen, und es ist möglich, dass sich
tatsächliche Ergebnisse und zukünftige Ereignisse deutlich von den in
diesen Aussagen implizierten Ergebnissen unterscheiden werden.
Wichtige Faktoren, die dazu führen können, dass tatsächliche
Ergebnisse deutlich von den Erwartungen des Unternehmens abweichen,
sind in den vom Unternehmen von Zeit zu Zeit bei der Toronto Venture
Exchange, der British Columbia Securities Commission und der United
States Securities & Exchange Commission eingereichten Dokumenten
dargelegt.

Weitere Informationen finden Sie auf der Website
www.AdanacMoly.com.

Originaltext: Adanac Moly Corp


Für den Fall, daß das gestrige Gap geschlossen wird, setze
ich mal ein Abstauberlimit von Can$ 1,66 ein. Vielleicht
hab ich ja Glück

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RT 1.94

doch erst Gap closed?

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RT 1,86

das sieht nicht toll aus

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PRESS RELEASE
ADANAC’S RUBY CREEK PROCESS & INFRASTRUCTURE FEASIBILITY SHOW REDUCED CAPITAL AND OPERATING COSTS

March 2, 2006 - Vancouver, British Columbia

Mr. Larry W. Reaugh, President & CEO of Adanac Moly Corp. (AUA: TSX.V, Pink Sheets: ANCGF, Frankfurt: A9N) (“the Company”) is pleased to announce that Wardrop Engineering Inc. (WARDROP) has completed the Ruby Creek Molybdenum project’s process and infrastructure design to feasibility level.

Capital costs for the proposed 20,000 tonne per day concentrator, associated infrastructure, water supply and tailings facility is estimated to be CDN $364.4 million, including a 15% contingency. Processing, infrastructure and general administration operating costs are determined to be CDN $7.76/tonne for the first 5 years based on diesel generated power and CDN $5.20/tonne thereafter upon connection to grid power. The capital and operating costs are lower than those estimated in the Preliminary Feasibility and are presented below:

TABLE 1 - CAPITAL & OPERATING COST ESTIMATES COMPARISON (2006 & 2005)
(All figures in $CDN)

COSTS ($) FEASIBILITY (2006) PRELIMINARY FEASIBILITY (2005) REDUCTION(2005 to 2006)
CAPITAL (MILLIONS $) 364.4 378.7 14.3
OPERATING($/Tonne Milled) YEARS (1-5) 7.76 7.99 0.23
OPERATING($/Tonne Milled) YEARS (6+) 5.20 7.99 2.79

The process design is based on extensive bench scale testing of drill core samples from the 2004 & 2005 exploration work which were carefully selected to include proportional amounts of lithologies expected in mill feed during the mine life. Additional testing has confirmed and expanded the work reported in the Preliminary Feasibility and confirmed that a premium grade molybdenite concentrate grading between 90% and 92% MoS2 can be produced. Overall Mo recovery of 90% or better is expected using a conventional crushing, grinding and flotation process.

WARDROP’S work also includes the results of test work, done to evaluate potential technical and economic benefits of using high pressure grinding rolls (HPGR) in place of conventional SAG milling. These tests demonstrated that the technology is suitable for Ruby Creek material and that a reduction of 30% of the power used in the grinding circuit is achievable. This amounts to more than 3kWh/tonne milled. In addition an average 5% increase in mill availability adding 400,000 tonnes annual milling capacity could be attained. Together, these factors can bring about a significant increase in project margins. WARDROP recommends that the HPGR option be developed further to detailed engineering design.

Press Release
Adanac Moly Corp.

Widerstand 1,81$
Unterstützung bei 1,50

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ADANAC MOLY CORP Quick Quote:
AUA 1.98 (+0.18)

eResearch Issues Initiating Report on Adanac Moly Corp.
3/3/2006

TORONTO, Mar 3, 2006 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) --
eResearch analysts, Barbara Thomae, B.Sc., P.Geo., and Bob Weir, B.Sc., B.Comm., CFA, have written an Initiating Report on Adanac Moly Corp. Adanac Moly is a Canadian junior mining exploration and development company with four molybdenum properties, one in British Columbia and three in Nevada.

In the Report, the Analysts state that, "Adanac Moly Corp. is fast-tracking its bulk-tonnage Ruby Creek molybdenum project in northern B.C. through feasibility and the required environmental review process in an effort to take advantage of still buoyant molybdenum prices. This project is proposed to be an open pit mine with an operating life of 22 years. The Company could begin production as early as the end of 2007."

The Analysts go on to say that, "We conclude that the shares, despite their dramatic recent gain, are still under-valued. Our opinion is predicated on our belief that the strength in the steel industry, largely driven by growth in China and India, will lead to higher molybdenum demand."

eResearch is Canada`s primary source for independent, quality, investment research, focused primarily on small- and mid-cap companies. Our focus is on identifying interesting, under-valued, under-covered, and over-looked companies that have interesting prospects, sound management, and significant potential for share price appreciation. We provide the investment community with a consistent, quality source of information and analysis, which has the potential of reaching up to 6 million global investors through our distribution networks. Clients include institutional and retail investors, investment dealers, limited market dealers, and corporations. eResearch does not trade in the securities of the companies it covers, nor does it accept any stock related compensation for research services. eResearch does not engage in retail or institutional sales, trading, or corporate finance activities, nor does it conduct investment banking or investor relations services for the companies covered.

Adanac Moly Corp. paid eResearch a fee of C$15,000 to conduct research on the Company, on an Annual Continuous Coverage basis.

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http://www.molyseek.com/index.php

bischen Lektüre fürs Wochenende

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Short Term Upward Sloping Trading Channel
Short Term Bullish Breakout

Ab Montag Rohstoffkonferenz!

Widerstände ca $ 2,25
$ 2,55
Und dann

$ 4,

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RT 2,19

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Adanac`s Ruby Creek Mining Feasibility Boosts Molybdenum Production to 68 Million lbs in First Six Years
3/6/06

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Mar 6, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX) --
Adanac Moly Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AUA) ("Adanac") is pleased to report Golder Associates Ltd. ("Golder") have completed the Ruby Creek Mining Feasibility based on the updated resource estimates reported in the press release of February 16, 2006 and geotechnical information obtained from the 2005 field program.

Golder`s proposed design includes 5 phases. The proposed open pit design has been revised to mine Phase 1 through Phase 4, with the first phase cutoff grade increased from 0.040% Mo to 0.060% Mo to assist with increased molybdenum production in the initial years to facilitate rapid payback of capital costs. These data indicate an average mill feed grade of 0.079% Mo for the first six years of operation which translates to annual average production of 11.3 million lbs Mo (18.83 million lbs MoS2).

The final Phase 5 is marginal based on a molybdenum price of US $7/lb, but can add over 20 million lbs Mo production and extend the mine life by four years. A decision to mine this Phase would be made after year 13 and would be based on the prevailing economic conditions at the time.

The revised updated design changes both capital and operating costs estimates as shown in the Table below:

MINE CAPITAL & MINE OPERATING COST ESTIMATES COMPARISON (2006 & 2005)-------------------------------------------------------------------- (ALL FIGURES IN $CDN)-------------------------------------------------------------------- PRELIMINARY FEASIBILITY FEASIBILITYFACTOR (2006) (2005) COMMENTS--------------------------------------------------------------------Capital Cost(Millions) 31.2 26.5 $4.7 Million increase (2006) Attributed to using more expensive 200 tonne trucks from year 1--------------------------------------------------------------------Operating Cost($/Tonne Milled) 2.44 3.14 $0.70/tonne milled lower (2006) Attributed to lower hauling costs (larger trucks) and use of electric rope shovel after year 5--------------------------------------------------------------------Tonnage Milled (Millions) 43.6 43.6 Higher grade (0.092% Mo) inGrade (% Mo) first 2 1/2 years (2006) andYears (1-6) 0.079 0.076 slightly higher grade (2006) overall in first 6 years--------------------------------------------------------------------Tonnage Milled (Millions) 143.7 150.8 Contain lbs Mo equalsGrade (% Mo) 0.059 0.060 186,912,600 (2006) equals(Mine Life) (21 years) (23 years) 199,472,200 (2005) @ 0.040% Mo mining cutoff grade--------------------------------------------------------------------Potential Phase 5 Tonnage 24.66 Potential additional(Millions) Contained lbs Mo equalsGrade (% Mo) 0.043 23,381,000 (2006) @ 0.040% Mo mining cutoff grade--------------------------------------------------------------------
Mr. Paul Palmer P.Geo., P.Eng and Mr. Kirk Rodgers, P.Eng both independent qualified persons as defined by NI-43-101 have supervised and coordinated Golder`s mining feasibility work.

The Ruby Creek Project is a proposed open pit molybdenum mine situated 24 kilometers northeast of Atlin, BC, which would operate at 20,000 tonnes per day of ore for 20 plus years and have an overall footprint of approximately 830 hectares. The Company believes that the proposed mine is a sound project that will minimize any long term environmental effects and maximize socio-economic benefits to the local community, Taku River Tlingit First Nation and British Columbia.

On Behalf of Management

ADANAC MOLY CORP.

Larry W. Reaugh, President and Chief Executive Officer

This news release may contain certain "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein 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. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company`s expectations are disclosed in the Company`s documents filed from time to time with the Toronto Venture Exchange, the British Columbia Securities Commission and the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

SOURCE: Adanac Moly Corp.

Adanac Moly Corp. Larry W. Reaugh President and Chief

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moly $21 as per LME (down 16%)

[Pirat_Micha]

Adanac Moly Corp. (AUA: TSX.V, Pink Sheets: ANCGF, Frank: A9N) is pleased to announce it has entered into a comprehensive Investor Relations package with Value Relations located in Frankfurt, Germany.

Value Relations is a full service Investor Relations firm with eight full-time employees and an extensive contact list of consultants able to deliver complete coverage of the emerging Adanac story. Adanac has entered into an IR Agreement for a period of one year budgeted at US$20,000 per quarter for a total of US$80,000 for the year. In addition the company will grant Value Relations 100,000 stock options at a closing price on the date the IR Agreement is signed. The IR Agreement and stock options are subject to Regulatory Approval.

Value Relations shall act as Adanac’s strategic investor relations consultant in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and will assist Adanac in structuring, scheduling, coordinating and organizing the following services:

• Consultant in all issues concerning investor relations in Germany

• News release distribution of investor related material and news releases in Germany

• Research coverage for Adanac

• Will provide corporate information and presentation material in cooperation with Adanac at a minimum three road shows in Germany.

Listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange has greatly increased the profile of Adanac’s Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project. Both institutional and private European investors have a substantial appetite for investing in companies exploring and developing projects in the base metal molybdenum sector.

ADANAC’S Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project it is a proposed open pit molybdenum mine near Atlin, B.C. It is being developed to operate at 20,000 tonnes via the concentrator per day for more than 20 years. The company believes this is a sound project with minimal long term environmental effects and significant positive socio-economic benefits to the local community, Taku River Tlingit First Nation people and the province of British Columbia.

On Behalf of Management

ADANAC MOLY CORP.

Larry W. Reaugh,
President and Chief Executive Officer



Bin seit heute auch hier dabei, irgendwie scheint dieser Top Wert eingeschlafen zusein
Klar, hat schon eine super performance hingelegt, aber es kann noch viel weiter gehen !!!

Übrigens eine echt super gemachte HP

Anschauen !!!

http://www.adanacmoly.com/index.php


PIRAT

[Pirat_Micha]

23.03.2006 (17:08)

ADANAC SETZT HOCHDRUCKMAHLWALZEN-TECHNOLOGIE (HPGR) FR RUBY CREEK MOLYBDN PROJEKT EIN
UMWELTGUTACHTEN BEANTRAGT

23. Mrz, 2006 - Vancouver, British Columbia

Adanac Moly Corp. (News/Kurs/Chart/Board)(TSX.V: AUA, Frankfurt: A9N) hat seinen Vertrag mit Wardrop Engineering Inc. verlngert, um fr untersttzende spezielle Ingenieurarbeiten Untersttzung von Hochdruckmahlwalzen bei dem Ruby Creek Projekt nahe Atlin B. C., zu erhalten.

Der genderte Auftrag, der einen zustzlichen Umfang von USD 160.000 zu dem bestehenden Vertrag mit WARDROP darstellt, hngt von der Annahme des Vorschlages ab, die gegenwrtige Arbeit auszudehnen. Die laufenden Arbeiten beinhalten eine oder mehrere industriell zerkleinerte Gesteinsproben, die im Dezember 2005 gewonnen wurden und in Europa berprft werden sollen. Damit knnen die am besten geeigneten Mittel fr den Einsatz von HPGR fr den Konzentrator im Ruby Creek gefunden werden. Diese Technologie hat das Potential bei einer tglichen erwarteten Produktion von 20.000t im Vergleich zur konventionellen SAG Mahlmethode den Energieverbrauch um 30% oder auch mehr zu reduzieren. Zustzliche Energieeinsparungen bei der nachfolgenden Kugelmhlenanlage knnten ebenfalls erzielbar sein. Die mgliche Mahlanlagenverfgbarkeit kann um mehr als fnf Prozent steigen (von 91% auf 96%) und ist somit von groer wirtschaftlicher Signifikanz.

Das Unternehmen entwickelt eine der am fortschrittlichsten und wirtschaftlichsten Produktionen auf seinem Ruby Creek Projekt nahe Atlin, B. C.. Diese Produktionen stellen bedeutsame Nutzen fr die lokalen Bewohner des Landes als auch eine Einnahmequelle fr die Regierung von B. C. dar.

Das Unternehmen hat das Umweltgutachten bei dem Environmental Assessment Office von B. C. beantragt, dass innerhalb von 180 Tagen fertig gestellt sein soll. Die Umweltvertrglichkeitsstudie wurde unter projektspezifischen Richtlinien vorbereitet, welche von einer Arbeitsgruppe aus Regierungsmtern und den Leuten von Taku River Tlingit First Nation entwickelt wurde.

Larry W. Reaugh,
Prsident und CEO
ADANAC MOLY CORP.

[Pirat_Micha]

hier mal als info was überhaupt Moly ist


Molybdän, von griech. molybdos für Blei, das in Lagerstätten in der Regel als Molybdänglanz (Molybdändisulfid) vorkommt, wurde lange Zeit mit Bleiglanz oder auch Graphit verwechselt. 1778 gelang es Carl Wilhelm Scheele, aus Molybdänglanz durch Behandlung mit Salpetersäure das weiße Molybdäntrioxid MoO3 (Wasserbleierde) herzustellen. 1782 reduzierte Peter Jacob Hjelm das Oxid mit Kohle zum elementaren Molybdän. Wegen seiner schwierigen Bearbeitbarkeit fand Molybdän lange Zeit keine Beachtung. Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts bemerkten Mitarbeiter der französischen Firma Schneider & Co. bei der Herstellung von Panzerplatten die nützlichen Eigenschaften von Molybdän als Legierungselement. In den beiden Weltkriegen war die Nachfrage nach dem Metall groß, nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg fielen die Preise dramatisch. Die Einzige westeuropäische Mine wurde bis 1973 in Knaben, Norwegen betrieben.


Vorkommen
Molybdän kommt natürlich meistens als Molybdänit (Molybdänglanz, MoS2) mit einer Konzentration von etwa 0,3 % vor. Daneben gibt es noch Wulfenit (Gelbbleierz, PbMo4) und Powellit (Ca,Mo,W)O4. Zur Verhüttung gelangt überwiegend das durch den Kupferbergbau anfallende Koppelprodukt Molybdänit.


Gewinnung und Darstellung
Molybdän kann nicht durch Reduktion mit Kohle aus den oxidischen Erzen gewonnen werden, da hierbei Molybdänkarbid entsteht.

Eigenschaften


Molybdän ist ein Übergangsmetall der 5. Periode. Das hochfeste, zähe und harte Metall besitzt einen silbrigweißen Glanz. Von allen Elementen der 5. Periode besitzt es den höchsten Schmelzpunkt. Von reduzierenden Säuren (auch Flusssäure) wird es ebenso wie der größere Bruder Wolfram nicht angegriffen. Deshalb wird Molybdän in großen Mengen zur Herstellung von säurebeständigen Edelstählen und Nickelwerkstoffen eingesetzt. Oxidierende Säuren wie heiße konzentrierte Schwefelsäure, Salpetersäure oder Königswasser führen zu hohen Abtragsraten. Ebenso unbeständig ist Molybdän in oxidierenden Akalischmelzen.


Elementares Molybdän in Bruchstücken
Verwendung
In kleinen Zusätzen dient es zur Härtung von Stahl. Mehr als 2/3 des hergestellten Molybdäns wird zur Erzeugung von Metalllegierungen wie Ferro-Molybdän verbraucht. Wolframverknappung im Ersten Weltkrieg führte zu vermehrtem Einsatz von Molybdän zur Herstellung von hochfesten Werkstoffen. Bis heute ist Molybdän ein Legierungselement zur Steigerung von Festigkeit, Korrosions- und Hitzebeständigkeit. Molybdänhaltige Hochleistungswerkstoffe wie Hastelloy®, Incoloy® oder Nicrofer® haben viele technische Verfahren erst möglich oder ökonomisch sinnvoll gemacht.

Molybdän wird zur Herstellung von Flugzeug- und Raketenteilen (Hitzeschild) verwandt. In der Ölverarbeitung wird es als Katalysator zur Schwefelentfernung eingesetzt.

Molybdändisulfid ist aufgrund seiner Schichtstruktur ein ideales Schmiermittel, auch bei erhöhten Temperaturen. Es kann als Feststoff, wie Graphit, aber auch suspendiert in herkömmlichen Schmierölen verwandt werden. Auch in elektronischen Bauteilen ist Molybdän zu finden. In TFTs (Dünnschichttransistoren) dient es als leitende Metallschicht.

Molybdate werden zur Imprägnierung von Stoffen verwendet, um diese schwer entflammbar zu machen.

Molybdän findet auch in der Röntgendiagnostik Verwendung. Vor allem bei der Untersuchung der weiblichen Brust (Mammographie) wird Molybdän häufig als Targetmaterial in der Anode der Röntgenröhre eingesetzt.


Physiologie
Molybdän ist für Pflanzen essenziell. Durch Molybdänmangel kann ein Boden unfruchtbar sein. In Pflanzen und Tieren beträgt die Molybdänkonzentration einige ppm. Molybdän ist ein sehr wichtiges Spurenelement, vor allem für Leguminosen. Die mit den Leguminosen in Symbiose lebenden Bakterien (Knöllchenbakterien) sind in der Lage, mit einem molybdänhaltigen Enzym (Nitrogenase) Luftstickstoff zu binden. Sie benötigen Molybdän für zwei Prozesse: Fixierung von molekularem Stickstoff und Nitratreduktion. Dazu liegt das Molybdän als Bestandteil von Enzymen vor, den sog. Molybdoproteinen.

Auch für die menschliche Ernährung ist Molybdän essenziell. Der Schätzwert der DGE für Jugendliche und Erwachsene geht von 50–100 µg Molybdän als angemessene Tageszufuhr aus. (DACH: Referenzwerte für die Nährstoffzufuhr, 2000). Werden hohe Aufnahmen (10–15 mg/Tag) erreicht – zum Beispiel durch molybdänreiche Böden, so treten gichtähnliche Symptome, Gelenkschmerzen und Lebervergrößerungen auf.

Lebewesen nutzen molybdänhaltige Enzyme zur Purinzersetzung und Harnsäurebildung. Einige Tierarten weisen durch Molydängaben im Futter ein erhöhtes Wachstum auf.


Sicherheitshinweise
Molybdänstaub und -verbindungen wie Molybdäntrioxid und wasserlösliche Molybdate weisen eine leichte Toxizität auf, wenn sie inhaliert oder oral eingenommen werden.

Tests lassen vermuten, dass Molybdän im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Schwermetallen relativ wenig toxisch wirkt. Akute Vergiftungen sind wegen der dazu notwendigen Mengen unwahrscheinlich. Im Bereich des Molybdänbergbaus und -herstellung könnten höhere Molybdänexpositionen vorkommen. Bisher sind aber keine Krankheitsfälle bekannt geworden

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.940.746 von Pirat_Micha am 24.03.06 17:13:08

ja, alles schläft ein, wenn nur gelesen wird

bin seit can$ ,59 dabei und felsenfest überzeugt, das dieses Teil
seinen Weg gehen wird. Z.Zt sind gute Einstiegskurse. Habe auch noch mal nachgelegt.

$2,50 sollten in Kürze erreichbar sein

[Pirat_Micha]

Guten morgen,
hab gestern im Forum bei Stockhouse.ca gelesen dass man sich etwas über das Volumen in Frankfurt lustig macht...nach dem Motto...

"wir verschlafen diesen Top-Wert"


Nun, bin mit 1,31€ dabei und kann auch mal wieder einen steigenden Wert im Depot gebrauchen

Denke aber wenn man die Aktie bis 2009 halten würde dann kann man ganz andere Kurse nennen !!

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.945.979 von Pirat_Micha am 25.03.06 09:57:35

Die Moly-Freunde sind wohl alle in BLE und UNB

[luto9]

Researchers measure high-pressure lattice dynamics of molybdenum
Written by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Monday, 27 March 2006
"For the first time, a group of Livermore researchers have been able to pin down the high-pressure lattice dynamics of the transition metal molybdenum by mapping its phonon energies under extremely high pressure.

Measuring the phonon dispersion curves is key to understanding a range of properties such as sound velocities, elasticity and phase stability.

Molybdenum, which in small quantities is effective at hardening steel, is used in two-thirds of all alloys. It is used industrially in high-strength alloys and high-temperatures steels, partly because it has one of the highest melting points of all pure elements. The metal also is used in some electronic applications, as the conductive metal layers in thin-film transistors. However, the element also is interesting because it undergoes no structural transitions under extremely high pressures, thus, allowing researchers to study the effects of pressure to very high compressions

[Pirat_Micha]

man sollte etwas am Volumen in D ändern...

strong buy

[Pirat_Micha]

http://www.adanacmoly.com/pdfs/ruby_prefeas/AMC_KC_Exec_Sum.…

[snoopylein]

Eine Frage... würde evtl. auch in Adanac investieren. Aber: in Frankfurt kein Umsatz... war das nur heute so? wo kann man ordern...

[Pirat_Micha]

nein, ist nicht immer so ! Kannst ohne probleme in Frankfurt, aber nicht das limit vergessen, dann klappt das super !!


Pirat

[luto9]

Da mußten sich jawohl einige Shorties heute schnell eindecken

jetzt noch den Widerstand bei 2,10 nehmen


Smartstox.com Spotlights Adanac Moly Corp. and Sheffield Resources Ltd.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 2006 9:00 AM
- PrimeZone




AUA
2.05 +0.20





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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Mar 29, 2006 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- The Smartstox Online TV Talk Show, a leading international Internet news portal on small-cap companies, is pleased to announce Web-streamed CEO interviews and corporate profiles are now available for these exploration companies.

Adanac Moly Corp. (CA:AUA) has a number of molybdenum properties, with their Ruby Creek project in northwestern BC first in line to advance towards production. The bankable feasibility is almost complete, other permitting and engineering activities are well advanced, and the company is aiming for production at Ruby Creek to begin in Q3 of 2007. The timing is great, as moly has enjoyed very high prices for the past couple of years and demand is expected to outstrip supply for some time to come. The Smartstox interview with company President Larry Reaugh can be viewed at www.smartstox.com/interviews/aua.php.

[Pirat_Micha]

http://www.smartstox.com/interviews/aua.php

[luto9]

lest mal die letzten Postings im Stockhouse Board von BLE nach, dann wißt ihr, was bei AUA zu erwarten ist

[Pirat_Micha]

geil heute die umsätze in Can.

schaut euch mal den kurs in Frankfurt an,da gibt es noch günstige zum einsteigen oder aufstocken, bevor der Preis angepasst wird

[luto9]

Macd dreht ins positive! Dann kann ja die Post jetzt abgehn


http://stockcharts.com/gallery/?AUA.V

[Pirat_Micha]

hier wird aber leider geschlafen.. hab leider keine kohle mehr, sonst würde ich die 660Stücke in FSE kaufen für gut 10% unter Can.Kurs

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.058.262 von Pirat_Micha am 03.04.06 18:55:26

Target $ 3

[Pirat_Micha]

500 stücke habe ich mir nochmal gesichert..

Can. = 2,30 dollar .. was in Euro 1,62 wären und ich habe sie 1,54 bekommen

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.058.473 von Pirat_Micha am 03.04.06 19:08:02

Ähnliches Glück hatte ich bei 1,17 und 1,18€

Wenn der Kurs bei $2,80 und höher steht, wird in D wieder 10% über
Can-Kurs bezahlt

[Pirat_Micha]

keine Ahnung warum wir deutschen so sind...

Strong Buy

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.058.651 von Pirat_Micha am 03.04.06 19:17:58

P - I - S - A

oder die haben keinen Währungsrechner

Sieht so aus, als wenn wir heute um die $2,40 schließen

[Pirat_Micha]

[luto9]

In D noch welche zu €1,58 zu bekommen

[luto9]

witzig versuchen mit 200 stck. den Kurs zu drücken

[luto9]

Das ist wieder typisch

gestern wollte keiner € 1,58 zahlen, aber heute wolln se für € 1,60
kaufen

[luto9]

RT $ 2,48

[luto9]

The chart of AUA.V- Adanac Moly is posted below, a chart that IMO has a potential intermediate target of CA $10 to $12.

http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/goldrunner040206.htm…

Zieht euch diesen Artikel mal rein

[Pirat_Micha]

dann mal auf zu alten und neuen höchst ständen.

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.078.994 von Pirat_Micha am 05.04.06 07:26:46

ja!

Hier kann man longer als long investiert bleiben und bei Schwäche
kaufen, kaufen, kaufen

[Pirat_Micha]

Hi !
Habe heute eine ausführliche Infomappe von Adanac per Post erhalten...echt super wie man sich um die Aktionäre in Deutschland kümmert...weiter so !!


Pirat

[luto9]

Sind ja heute prima Umsätze für D-Verhältnisse

hatte mir ja auch bald die Finger wundgeschrieben

[Pirat_Micha]

Can RT = 2,60 das würde bedeuten.. 1,82 €

[Pirat_Micha]

[matahaari]

research seite moly

http://www.roskill.com/reports/molybdenum

[luto9]

http://stockcharts.com/gallery/?AUA.V

[Pirat_Micha]

Adanac Moly Corp. wird am Stockday im Mai auf der Frankfurter-Messe sich in Deutschland zum ersten mal vorstellen.
Mit hilfe von der Value R. wird es noch einige andere "roadshows" bei uns geben und dann sind solche geringen Umsätze in Frankfurt sicher vergangenheit.


Wisst ihr eigentlich was Adanac heisst ??

Habs auch erst heute gesagt bekommen


Pirat

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.094.306 von Pirat_Micha am 05.04.06 21:46:38

Canada?

[Pirat_Micha]

ja.. ist ja auch ganz einfach, aber habs garnicht gesehen

[luto9]

http://www.thebullandbear.com/bb-reporter/bbfr-archive/adana…

[luto9]

Was geht den heute hier ab?

Sind den alle verrückt geworden?
habt ihr euch mal den RSI angesehen?
Da ist doch wohl eine Korrektur angesagt oder zu mindest eine
seitwärts Bewegung.

Es ist nicht zu fassen, das manche Leute, die hier handeln nicht
rechnen können


$ 2,60 = € 1,82

[luto9]

2 Euro = 2.85385 Kanadischer Dollar

[Pirat_Micha]

Press Release Source: Adanac Moly Corp.
Adanac Moly Corp.: Feasibility Given Green Light for Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project, Atlin, B.C.
Friday April 7, 5:15 pm ET

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 7, 2006 -- Mr. Larry W. Reaugh, President & CEO, Adanac Moly Corp. (Vancouver:AUA.V - News)(FWB:A9N) ("Adanac"), is pleased to report successful completion of the feasibility for its Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project located near Atlin, B.C.

The result of the feasibility is positive, and Wardrop Engineering Inc. recommends continuing development through detailed engineering, which is set to commence during the 2nd quarter of 2006.

The feasibility is based on Golder Associates Ltd. updated Technical Report Mineral Resource Estimate for Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project prepared by Mr. Paul Palmer, P.Geo., P.Eng. (received February 8th, 2006), a qualified person in accordance with requirements described in the National Instrument NI 43-101 Standard of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.

The mineral resource estimate summary calculated using ordinary Kriging for feasibility (at cutoff grade of 0.04 % Mo):

Measured tonnes: 38.9 million at 0.079 % Mo
Indicated tonnes: 167.4 million at 0.059 % Mo
Total tonnes: 206.4 million at 0.063 % Mo

Of this, the mineable reserves are:

Proven tonnes: 38.9 million @ 0.077 % Mo
1.2 million @ 0.035 % Mo (stockpile)
Probable tonnes: 73.5 million @ 0.060 % Mo
30.1 million @ 0.034 % Mo (stockpile)
Total tonnes: 143.7 million @ 0.059 % Mo

ADVERTISEMENT
The salient points of the study are drawn from work done by Golder Associates Ltd. (Golder), Wardrop Engineering Inc. (Wardrop), SGS-MinnovEX (MinnovEX) and Klohn Crippen Berger Consultants (Klohn).

Golder has developed a detailed mining evaluation, based on its geological model; geotechnical study completed in February 2006 and associated pit optimizations including economic pit shells. Their report was prepared by Kirk Rodgers, P.Eng., and Gordon Zurowski, P.Eng., independent qualified persons as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Rodgers visited the Ruby Creek Property on June 21, 2005.

MinnovEX was contracted by ADANAC to do metallurgical test work for process simulations. Wardrop worked closely with MinnovEX to develop the process and infrastructure design. Wardrop's report was supervised and reviewed by Rick Alexander, P.Eng., an independent qualified person as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Alexander visited the property on June 21, 2005.

Klohn successfully completed comprehensive site investigations and detailed designs for tailings dam, waste dumps and site water management. Klohn's report was prepared by Franky Li, MASc, P.Eng., and Howard D. Plewes, MSc, P.Eng., independent qualified persons as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Plewes and Mr. Li visited the Ruby Creek property on June 22, 2005.

PROJECT SUMMARY

Mine Life: 21 years

Milling Rate: 20,000 tonnes per day

Strip Ratio: 0.95 (waste)/1.0 (ore)

Tonnage milled: 143.7 million tonnes, average grade 0.059 % Mo

Average Recovery: 89%

Molybdenum in concentrate: 75.9 million kilograms (167.4 million pounds)

Preproduction capital ($CDN): $434.4 million

The increase in pre-production capital is attributed to an accounting change which now books all pre-production mining costs as capital expenses rather than operating expense, and an increased working capital requirement.

Average operating cost ($CDN): Years 1-5, $11.61/tonne milled; Years 6-21, $8.05/tonne milled

The Ruby Creek ore is easily processed by using proven technologies to produce a premium quality MoS2 concentrate. Waste rock and tailings are mostly benign, and provision for sub-aqueous containment of any potentially acid generating waste rock is provided within tailings impoundment.

Electrical power for the project initially comes from on-site diesel generators. Replacement with grid electrical power is expecting by 2012.

To take advantage of the high metal price in the early years, an initial payback pit has been developed which will maximize Mo production in the first five years. The estimated metal production, operating cost, projected molybdenum prices and gross margins are summarized in the following table.

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TOTAL TOTAL PROJECTED
ANNUAL COST/ TOTAL PROJECTED GROSS
PRODUCTION TONNE COST/LB PRICE MARGINS
YEAR (LBS MO x 10(6)) ($CDN) MO ($US) ($US/LB MO) ($US/LB MO)
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2008 13.943 11.60 4.99 20 15.01
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2009 13.228 11.44 5.20 18 12.80
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2010 9.818 11.36 6.94 17 10.06
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2011 10.664 12.05 7.25 16 8.75
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2012 10.688 9.80 5.5 15 9.50
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In the long term, Mo prices are expected to revert toward US $8 per pound. A pretax economic model has been developed by Wardrop from the estimated costs and the open-pit production schedule. The base case has an internal rate of return of 24.42 per cent and a net present value of $222.2 million (CDN) at an 8 per cent discount rate for 21 year mine life. The payback of the initial capital is within three years. The comparative indicators for the base case and selected economic sensitivities are presented in the table below:

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PAYBACK
NPV at 8% PERIOD
CASE DESCRIPTION IRR% (CDN$ x 10(6)) (Years)
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Base Case 24.42 222.2 3.1
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Capital Cost (+15%) 18.66 164.8 4.0
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Capital Cost (-15%) 32.07 279.6 2.7
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Operating Cost (+15%) 19.62 135.0 3.5
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Operating Cost (-15%) 28.56 309.4 2.9
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Increase Mo Price by 5% 29.43 323.5 2.9
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Decrease Mo Price by 10% 10.49 19.7 4.4
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Grid Hydro Electric Power
Advance to Year 4-6 25.96 246.1 3.1
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Increase Head Grade by 15% 35.03 405.2 2.6
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Include Phase 5 Resources 24.26 223.5 3.1
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Replace SAG Mill with HPGR 28.85 305.1 2.9
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Include Phase 5 Resources using HPGR 28.57 308.4 2.9
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The potential head grade increase is based on a detailed drill hole-bulk sample comparison which was recorded in the results of work completed by former operator, Kerr Addison Mines Ltd., which is not compliant with current reporting standards. In the work bulk samples from underground development were significantly (20%) higher than results recorded from diamond drilling. Within the mineral resources, Phase 5 represents a potential mine expansion which could add 24.7 million tonnes grading 0.043 % Mo to the production schedule, and is economically marginal based on forecast long term Mo prices.

Mr. Rick Alexander, P.Eng., has reviewed this press release and concurs with the pretax economics as shown in the above table.

ADANAC through its consultants and contractors will continue to make every effort to develop the Ruby Creek project to minimize any long term environmental effects. The Company believes that substantial benefits will accrue to the Taku River Tlingit First Nations, local community and the Province.

The technical information contained in this press release is compiled by John W. Fisher, C.Eng., P.Eng., an independent qualified person as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Fisher visited the Ruby Creek property on June 21, 2005.

On Behalf of Management

ADANAC MOLY CORP.

Larry W. Reaugh, President and Chief Executive Officer


The TSX-Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


Contact:

Contacts:
Adanac Moly Corp.
Larry W. Reaugh
President and Chief Executive Officer
[phone]
[phone] (FAX)
Email Contact
http://www.AdanacMoly.com


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Source: Adanac Moly Corp.

[Pirat_Micha]

PROJECT SUMMARY

Mine Life: 21 years
Milling Rate: 20,000 tonnes per day
Strip Ratio: 0.95 (waste)/1.0 (ore)
Tonnage milled: 143.7 million tonnes, average grade 0.059% Mo
Average Recovery: 89%
Molybdenum in concentrate: 75.9 million kilograms (167.4 million pounds)
Preproduction capital ($CDN): $434.4 million

[Pirat_Micha]

The Vancouver Province

Adanac Moly

Business Section
Sunday April 9th/06 EDITION
Resource World April 2006 Edition

Adanac Moly Feature under Mining Section.

Hitting the News Stands, 711 and Chapters, etc.

Week of April 14th/06

To view Exploresources video presentation of Larry W. Reaugh, President and C.E.O. of Adanac Moly Corp. please press the link here:

http://www.exploresources.com/video/adanac_vancouver_040606.…

[luto9]

Molymania worth millions to B.C.
MINING:

Paul Luke, The Province
Published: Sunday, April 09, 2006
An ugly-duckling metal with a savagely awkward name has flown to the top of B.C.'s mineral heap.

Molybdenum, which was lucky to fetch $3 US a pound for two decades, surged 1,850 per cent in price between 1998 and last June. Market-watchers call it molymania.

That surge threw a heap of cash into the lap of B.C.'s startled mining industry, for which moly has been mostly a byproduct of copper production.

It also inspired a pack of quick-witted juniors to grab some of the action by launching a new wave of pure moly mines across B.C.

Roca Mines' Max molybdenum project, 60 kilometres south of Revelstoke, is expected to begin production this fall.

In a sign of moly's resurgence, Max will be B.C.'s first new metal mine to open in nine years. The $14-million US mine will start small, with just 25 to 30 employees, says Scott Broughton, president of Vancouver-based Roca.

"It's a starter mine and out of cash flow we're going to be able to build something bigger," Broughton says.

"That's the classical way to develop a mine."

Adanac Moly Corp., also based in Vancouver, hopes to build a $395-million moly mine at its Ruby Creek property near Atlin.

Ruby Creek, expected to begin production in early 2008, would employ about 230.

"The mining industry was caught flat-footed and there's not been enough projects coming onstream to fill demand," Adanac Moly president Larry Reaugh says.

And Blue Pearl Mining, with offices in Vancouver and Toronto, is conducting a feasibility study on an underground mine at its Davidson moly deposit near Smithers.

In addition, B.C. has 17 major moly exploration projects under way, Fundamental Research Corp. says in a research report.

"Moly prices have been increasing at a faster rate than other metals," Fundamental says.

"Usage of the metal is entering a new era driven by Asian demand and growth for uses in the steel and especially energy industries," Fundamental says.

None of moly's price-sparked activity surprises Bill Bennett, B.C.'s minister of state for mining. The province, according to Bennett's ministry, is recognized as one of the world's top areas for concentration of moly deposits.

Of the 1,350 known molybdenum deposits in the province, 430 of them are pure moly, Bennett says.

B.C.'s existing base-metal miners, already basking in high copper prices, are in an even sweeter spot thanks to moly, Bennett says.

The Gibraltar, Highland Valley and Huckleberry mines, which are mainly copper producers, see the robust moly market as a bonus.

"It's like a windfall," Bennett says. "With the price as high as it is, molybdenum pays a lot of the cost of operating."

Taseko Mines president Russell Hallbauer says moly cuts a significant slice from the cash cost of copper production at Gibraltar.

But copper remains the mine's bread and butter. Moly, no matter how exuberant its price, is gravy.

"At $2 a pound, molybdenum is just there as a nice little add-on," Hallbauer says. "At $20 a pound, it's an even better add-on."

Moly's resurgence has breathed new life into Endako Mines near Fraser Lake.

[Pirat_Micha]

Hi

die nächste woche wird extrem spannend und mal schauen zu welchen Kurs wir am Freitag schliessen werden

Pirat

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.137.630 von Pirat_Micha am 09.04.06 20:58:30

$3-3,50?

[luto9]

Egal in welche Moly Aktie man bei den Elchen nachliest, Adanac ist
in aller Munde

Aua will Anfang 2008 in Produktion gehen, während es bei BLe 2015
werden soll. Ferner baut Ble untertage = teurer ab


Mal sehn wie es weitergeht, spannend ist es auf jeden Fall


so long

[Pirat_Micha]

THE PROVINCE


Molymania worth millions to B.C.
MINING: Usage is entering a new era driven by demand from Asia, steel and energy industries

Paul Luke
The Province


Sunday, April 09, 2006



CREDIT: Jon Murray, The Province
Taseko Mines president Russell Hallbauer shows some of the products to be found on the consumer market that contain molybdenum.

An ugly-duckling metal with a savagely awkward name has flown to the top of B.C.'s mineral heap.

Molybdenum, which was lucky to fetch $3 US a pound for two decades, surged 1,850 per cent in price between 1998 and last June. Market-watchers call it molymania.

That surge threw a heap of cash into the lap of B.C.'s startled mining industry, for which moly has been mostly a byproduct of copper production.

It also inspired a pack of quick-witted juniors to grab some of the action by launching a new wave of pure moly mines across B.C.

Roca Mines' Max molybdenum project, 60 kilometres south of Revelstoke, is expected to begin production this fall.

In a sign of moly's resurgence, Max will be B.C.'s first new metal mine to open in nine years. The $14-million US mine will start small, with just 25 to 30 employees, says Scott Broughton, president of Vancouver-based Roca.

"It's a starter mine and out of cash flow we're going to be able to build something bigger," Broughton says.

"That's the classical way to develop a mine."

Adanac Moly Corp., also based in Vancouver, hopes to build a $395-million moly mine at its Ruby Creek property near Atlin. Ruby Creek, expected to begin production in early 2008, would employ about 230. "The mining industry was caught flat-footed and there's not been enough projects coming onstream to fill demand," Adanac Moly president Larry Reaugh says.

And Blue Pearl Mining, with offices in Vancouver and Toronto, is conducting a feasibility study on an underground mine at its Davidson moly deposit near Smithers.

In addition, B.C. has 17 major moly exploration projects under way, Fundamental Research Corp. says in a research report. "Moly prices have been increasing at a faster rate than other metals," Fundamental says.

"Usage of the metal is entering a new era driven by Asian demand and growth for uses in the steel and especially energy industries," Fundamental says.

None of moly's price-sparked activity surprises Bill Bennett, B.C.'s minister of state for mining. The province, according to Bennett's ministry, is recognized as one of the world's top areas for concentration of moly deposits.

Of the 1,350 known molybdenum deposits in the province, 430 of them are pure moly, Bennett says.

B.C.'s existing base-metal miners, already basking in high copper prices, are in an even sweeter spot thanks to moly, Bennett says.

The Gibraltar, Highland Valley and Huckleberry mines, which are mainly copper producers, see the robust moly market as a bonus.

"It's like a windfall," Bennett says. "With the price as high as it is, molybdenum pays a lot of the cost of operating."

Taseko Mines president Russell Hallbauer says moly cuts a significant slice from the cash cost of copper production at Gibraltar.

But copper remains the mine's bread and butter. Moly, no matter how exuberant its price, is gravy.

"At $2 a pound, molybdenum is just there as a nice little add-on," Hallbauer says. "At $20 a pound, it's an even better add-on."

Moly's resurgence has breathed new life into Endako Mines near Fraser Lake.

Endako is Canada's only pure moly mine and one of only four primary moly mines in the western world. After weathering moly's lean years between 1998 and 2003, Endako has again been able to invest in uncovering ore, mine manager Alan Morrish says.

"We've reacted to the present situation by developing more ore in our pit," Morrish says of the 260-person operation.

"There's a future here, which wasn't at all clear a few years ago." As to what that future holds in terms of price, nobody can say.

The mining industry's investors are wary. They've seen moly spike before, only to collapse again.

Moly has already eased to about $23.50 US a pound from $39.50 last June. Taseko is budgeting for $20 this year and expects it to gradually sink to a long-term price of $6-$7, Hallbauer says.

Broughton, however, says moly's fundamentals have permanently changed.

China, which accounts for 30 per cent of global supply, has turned into a net importer of moly. Broughton sees few new sources of supply emerging around the world in the near term.

"The end users, who are mainly the steel producers, got pretty complacent about supply," Broughton says.

"Nowadays, it's different. It's tight on the supply side and -- guess what? -- everybody wants this stuff."

[e-mail]

MAKING THE MOST OF MOLYBDENUM

Say it with a stress on the second syllable: Moll-ib-den-um. Just don't say it while you're chewing gum.

- B.C. is the world's fourth largest molybdenum producer.

- The world's steel industry consumes about 75 per cent of molybdenum, according to Fundamental Research Corp.

- The metal is used in alloy, stainless and tool steel.

- The remaining 25 per cent of demand comes from the production of lubricants, production of catalysts for the oil-refining industry and production of pure molybdenum metals for high-temperature applications.

Ran with fact box "MAKING THE MOST OF MOLYBDENUM", which has been appended to the story.

© The Vancouver Province 2006

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.139.001 von Pirat_Micha am 10.04.06 07:21:27

doppelt hält besser?

[Francs]

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11.04.2006 - Global Resource Research
Adanac Moly Corp. - Auf der Suche nach Molybdän

Rating (12 Monate): strong buy
Kursziel 4,10 Euro
Aktueller Kurs 1,90 Euro
ISIN CA0065031068 / WKN A0DN0U




PDF Datei laden
Die letzten Jahre waren vor allem durch etwas gekennzeichnet: steigende Metallpreise.

Bei einigen Metallen wie etwa Kupfer oder Gold, ist der Anstieg allgemein bekannt. Andere Metalle hingegen haben sich, von der breiten Masse der Anleger unbemerkt, ebenfalls bedeutend verteuert. Dazu zählt Molybdän. Betrachtet man die Entwicklung des Molybdänpreises und vergleicht sie mit der Entwicklung von beispielsweise Kupfer oder anderen Basismetallen, so wird schnell klar, dass man mit einem Investment in Molybdän den Markt in den letzten Jahren klar schlagen konnte, sofern man denn investiert war. Der Kurs, 12 mal höher als vor drei Jahren spricht für sich.


Adanac Moly Corp. präsentiert sich als solide Molybdän Explorationsgesellschaft, die von einem erfahrenen Management geführt wird. Die in den letzten 18 Monaten erzielten Erfolge zeigen deutlich, dass es die Unternehmensführung versteht, ihre Ziele umzusetzen. Für den Anleger ist Adanac Moly Corp. vor allem deshalb interessant, weil das Unternehmen zum einen über eine enorme Ressourcenbasis verfügt und zum anderen gegenüber vielen seiner Mitbewerber einen zeitlichen Vorsprung von 18 Monaten aufweisen kann. Ein Unternehmen, das ebenfalls in British Columbia über ein Molybdän Projekt verfügt, ist Blue Pearl Mining, mit Ressourcen von etwa 588 Mio. Pfund Molybdän. Blue Pearl will ebenfalls im Jahr 2007 die Produktion aufnehmen. Der Unterschied zwischen Blue Pearl und Adanac Moly besteht darin, dass letzteres Unternehmen über insgesamt vier Projekte verfügt, die allesamt sehr aussichtsreich erscheinen. Es ist eine Tatsache, dass es für eine Bergbaugesellschaft immer sicherer ist, wenn sie über mehrere Projekte verfügt, als wenn ein Unternehmen vom Erfolg einer einzigen Operation abhängt.

Wie bei allen Explorern müssen die typischerweise hohen Risiken einer Investition, sowie die zu erwartende hohe Volatilität der Aktienpreise berücksichtigt werden. Investoren sollten auch ein Auge auf die ebenfalls volatilen Molybdänpreise haben – aktuell notiert Molybdän gemäss der Homepage von Adanac bei 23,50 USD/Pfund (=lb). Im Jahre 2005 wurden aber auch schon Preise von über 35 USD/lb erzielt. Wir stufen die Aktien von Adanac Moly Corp. auf eine Sicht von 12 Monaten mit „strong buy“ ein.

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.140.408 von Francs am 10.04.06 10:13:13

[Pirat_Micha]

wo kann ich das pdf runterladen ??

habe heute nochmal nachgelegt

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.140.618 von Pirat_Micha am 10.04.06 10:25:48

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.... hi pirat, hier wird dir geholfen :
http://www.financial.de/pdf/grr/AdanacMoly060409.pdf ...

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[luto9]

weiter so, dann haben wir Blue Pearl überrundet

Der Unterschied ist nur, daß hier nicht so viel gepuscht wird

[Pirat_Micha]

ja, hätte aber heute noch etwas günstiger als 2,20 kaufen können, aber die "musik" wird ja sowieso in Can. gespielt

[Pirat_Micha]

da bid&ask gefällt mir nicht so ganz, es sollte eigentlich mehr "kaufdruck" da sein als umgekehrt...

[luto9]

wäre mir die liebste Variante:

heute kleiner Rücksetzer (so bis $2,60)

morgen Doji

und dann up, up and away

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=AUA.C&mode=t…

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.142.451 von luto9 am 10.04.06 12:33:12

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http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=AUA.C&mode=t…


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[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.142.780 von Francs am 10.04.06 13:00:55

schön gemacht

ich bin zu dumm zum zum

[luto9]

Ist eigentlich jemand hier, der bei Stockhouse bullboard angemeldet ist?

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.142.879 von luto9 am 10.04.06 13:09:53

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.... gern geschehen .....
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[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.142.922 von luto9 am 10.04.06 13:13:26

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..... warum .....
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[luto9]

bid $ 2,80

Elche wollen uns wohl zeigen, daß sie es auch können

[Francs]

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Adanac Moly Corp.: Studie bestätigt Machbarkeit der Produktion auf dem Ruby ...
10.04.2006 (12:35)


Adanac Moly Corp.: Studie bestätigt Machbarkeit der Produktion auf dem Ruby Creek Molybdän Projekt

10. April 2006 - Vancouver, British Columbia

Larry W. Reaugh, President & CEO der Adanac Moly Corp. (News/Kurs/Chart/Board) (TSX.V: AUA, Frankfurt: A9N), freut sich über den erfolgreichen Abschluss der Machbarkeitsstudie der Produktion für das Ruby Creek Molybdän Projekt, nahe Atlin, British Columbia, Kanada.

Die Studie kommt zu einem positiven Ergebnis, so daß Wardrop Engineering Inc. mit der Planung der Produktion beginnen kann. Die Machbarkeitsstudie basiert auf dem technischen Report und der Ressourcenschätzung für das Ruby Creek Molybdänprojektes erstellt von Golder Associates Ltd. Die Ressourcenschätzung geht von der Nutzung des Kriging-Verfahrens bei einen cut-off des Mo-Gehaltes von 0,04% aus.

Daraus ergeben sich folgende Mengen:
Gemessene Tonnen: 38,9 Millionen bei 0,079% Mo Indizierte Tonnen: 167,4 Millionen bei 0,059% Mo
Gesamt: 206,4 Millionen bei 0,063% Mo

Davon sind folgende Mengen abbaubar:
Erwiesene: 38,9 Millionen Tonnen bei 0,077% Mo
1,2 Millionen Tonnen bei 0,035% Mo (stockpile)
Wahrscheinliche: 73,5 Millionen Tonnen bei 0,060% Mo
30,1 Millionen Tonnen bei 0,034% Mo (stockpile)
Gesamt: 143,7 Mio. bei 0,059% Mo

Golder hat eine detaillierte Abbau-Einschätzung, basierend auf deren geologischem Modell erstellt. Einbezogen wurde auch ökonomische Faktoren wie Produktionsoptimierung und optimale Abbaugestaltung. Für die Prozesssimulation der Molybdängewinnung wurde die Firma MinnovEX beauftragt. Wardrop hat bei der Erstellung seiner Studie sehr eng mit MinnovEX zusammengearbeitet. Klohn hat umfassende Liegenschaftsstudien inklusive des Abraum- und Wassermanagements durchgeführt.

PROJEKTZUSAMMENFASSUNG

Minenlebensdauer: 21 Jahre
Verarbeitungsrate: 20.000 t pro Tag
Strip Rate: 0.95 (Abfall)/1.0 (Erz)
Gesamtverarbeitung: 143,7 Mio. t, Durchschnittsgehalt 0,059% Mo Durchschnittliche Ausbeute: 89%
Molybdänkonzentrat: 75,9 Mio. Kg (167,4 Mio. lbs) Benötigtes Kapital bis zur Produktion: CAD 434,4 Mio.
Durchschnittliche Betriebskosten: Jahre1-5: CAD 11,61/t; Jahre 6-21, CAD 8,05/t

Das Ruby Creek Erz ist leicht mit herkömmlicher Technologie zu verarbeiten, um zu einem MoS2 Konzentrat von Premium Qualität zu gelangen. Der Abraum ist unbedenklich und Vorkehrungen für den Wasserschutz sind getroffen.

Elektrische Energie für dieses Projekt wird durch einen Dieselgenerator erzeugt. Für 2012 ist ein Anschluß an das öffentliche Stromnetz geplant.

Um den Vorteil höherer Metallpreise in den ersten Produktionsjahren besser nutzen zu können, wurde ein Tagebaukonzept entwickelt, um die Molybdänproduktion in den ersten 5 Jahren zu maximieren.

Die geschätzte Produktionsmenge, die Betriebskosten, angenommene Molybdänpreise und die Bruttomargen sind in der folgenden Tabelle zusammengefasst:

Jahr Jährliche Gesamtproduktion
(LBS MO x 106) Gesamtkosten pro Tonne
(CAD) Gesamtkosten pro Pfund MO
(USD) Angenommene Preise
(USD/LB MO) Angenommene Bruttomarge
(USD/LB MO)
2008 13.943 11.60 4.99 20 15.01
2009 13.228 11.44 5.20 18 12.80
2010 9.818 11.36 6.94 17 10.06
2011 10.664 12.05 7.25 16 8.75
2012 10.688 9.80 5.5 15 9.50
LB = Pfund (453 Gramm)

Auf langer Sicht wird erwartet, dass Molybdän Preise auf USD 8 pro Pfund zurückkommen werden. Ein Wirtschaftlichkeitsmodell (vor Steuern) inklusive der geschätzten Kosten und dem Tagebau Produktionsplan wurde von Wardrop entwickelt. Das Modell basiert auf einem internen Zinsfuß von 24,42% und einem aktualisierten Kapitalwert von CAD 222,2 Mio. bei einem 8% Diskontsatz für 21 Jahre Minenaktivität. Die Rückzahlung des eingesetzten Grundkapitals erfolgt innerhalb von 3 Jahren.

Die potentielle Erhöhung des Molybdän-Gehaltes basiert auf einem detaillierten Vergleich von Bohrloch- und Untertageproben aus den Arbeitsergebnissen des ehemaligen Minenbetreibers Kerr Addison Mines Ltc. Die Untertageproben wiesen einen um 20% signifikant höheren Molybdängehalt als die Ergebnisse aus den Diamant-Bohrungen. Im Laufe der Minenaktivität wird mit einer Produktionserweiterung um 24,7 Millionen Tonnen zu 0,043% Mo, abhängig von den Metallpreisen kalkuliert.

ADANAC wird mit seinen Beratern und Vertragsfirmen dafür Sorge tragen, die Umweltbelastungen auf dem Ruby Creek Projekt zu minimieren. Das Unternehmen geht davon aus, den lokalen Indianerstämmen, den Anwohnern, sowie der Provinz mit der Entwicklung der Mine einen erheblichen Nutzen zu stiften.

Kontakt Deutschland:
Value Relations GmbH
[e-mail]
Tel.: [phone]


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[AstonMartin1]

Na, dann ist ja auch Thor Mining vielleicht interessant...
WKN: A0F48F. Hat jemand eine Meinung?

[Pirat_Micha]

Adanac strong buy, sonst nix

gleich eröffnung in Can

[Pirat_Micha]

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.143.693 von Francs am 10.04.06 14:16:32

Ist bei den Elchen noch nicht angekommen

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.143.789 von AstonMartin1 am 10.04.06 14:22:30

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..... nö, da hast du dich in der haustüre geirrt ....

.

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.144.046 von luto9 am 10.04.06 14:37:52

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.... hi luto es wird, verlass dich drauf, es gibt genug überm teich die hier rein schauen ......
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[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.144.093 von Francs am 10.04.06 14:40:58

und Du glaubst wirklich, die kennen WO

[luto9]

$ 2,89 bid

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.144.116 von luto9 am 10.04.06 14:42:31

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.... mit 100% sicherheit .....
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[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.144.221 von luto9 am 10.04.06 14:47:54

[Pirat_Micha]

das ist aber die falsche aktie

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.145.251 von Pirat_Micha am 10.04.06 15:37:41

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.145.251 von Pirat_Micha am 10.04.06 15:37:41

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.... also Pirat, das ist der chart den ich bei adfarm bekomme für den wert, nur halt in dollar, also gehe ich davon aus, dass dein smilie nicht ernst gemeint war......

http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=search&btn=&ss_p=1&fpid=qkquo…

..... ich würde dich auch bitten, in dem posting auf antwort geben zu klicken, damit man sieht mit wem du dich unterhalten möchtest .....

[Pirat_Micha]

der kurs ist ja heute wie ein pflummi...nix für schwache nerven !!

denke bis ende woche sind wir bis 3,00 € gehüpft

[Pirat_Micha]

16:26:29 1,96 400
16:26:26 1,98 1500
16:25:45 2,00 2851
16:19:33 2,05 2850


ohne limit verkaufen... was für n blödsinn

[Francs]

[luto9]

Gap closed

[Pirat_Micha]

17:23:32 1,99 40
17:00:52 2,05 1501

mit 40 stück wird der kurs gedrückt....

[luto9]

$ 2,62 - 2,66 = ca € 1,92

[luto9]

bei BLE geklaut

10.04.2006 14:05
EQS/Original-Research: Adanac Moly Corp. (von Value Relations GmbH): strong buy


Original-Research: Adanac Moly Corp. - von First Global Resource FZC

Aktieneinstufung von First Global Resource FZC zu Adanac Moly Corp.

Unternehmen: Adanac Moly Corp. ISIN: CA0065031068

Anlass der Studie:Initial Coverage Empfehlung: strong buy seit: 08.04.2006 Kursziel: EUR 4,10 Kursziel auf Sicht von: 12 Monaten Letzte Ratingänderung: Ersteinschätzung Analyst: Joachim Schwarze et al./Team silberinfo

Global Resource Research zu Adanac Moly: strong buy, Kursziel EUR 4,10 (aktueller Kurs: EUR 1,90).

Adanac Moly Corp. präsentiert sich als solide Molybdän Explorationsgesellschaft, die von einem erfahrenen Management geführt wird. Die in den letzten 18 Monaten erzielten Erfolge zeigen deutlich, dass es die Unternehmensführung versteht, ihre Ziele umzusetzen. Für den Anleger ist Adanac Moly Corp. vor allem deshalb interessant, weil das Unternehmen zum einen über eine enorme Ressourcenbasis verfügt und zum anderen gegenüber vielen seiner Mitbewerber einen zeitlichen Vorsprung von 18 Monaten aufweisen kann. Ein Unternehmen, das ebenfalls in British Columbia über ein Molybdän Projekt verfügt, ist Blue Pearl Mining, mit Ressourcen von etwa 588 Mio. Pfund Molybdän. Blue Pearl will ebenfalls im Jahr 2007 die Produktion aufnehmen. Der Unterschied zwischen Blue Pearl und Adanac Moly besteht darin, dass letzteres Unternehmen über insgesamt vier Projekte verfügt, die allesamt sehr aussichtsreich erscheinen. Es ist eine Tatsache, dass es für eine Bergbaugesellschaft immer sicherer ist, wenn sie über mehrere Projekte verfügt, als wenn ein Unternehmen vom Erfolg einer einzigen Operation abhängt.

Wie bei allen Explorern müssen die typischerweise hohen Risiken einer Investition, sowie die zu erwartende hohe Volatilität der Aktienpreise berücksichtigt werden. Investoren sollten auch ein Auge auf die ebenfalls volatilen Molybdänpreise haben aktuell notiert Molybdän gemäss der Homepage von Adanac bei 23,50 USD/Pfund (=lb). Im Jahre 2005 wurden aber auch schon Preise von über 35 USD/lb erzielt.

Die Experten der Global Resource Research stufen die Aktien von Adanac Moly Corp. auf eine Sicht von 12 Monaten mit strong buy ein, das Kursziel beträgt EUR 4,10.

Die vollständige Analyse können Sie hier downloaden: http://www.more-ir.de/d/10142.pdf

Kontakt für Rückfragen Value Relations GmbH Guido Pickert Tel. [phone]

-------------------übermittelt durch die EquityStory AG.-------------------


Für den Inhalt der Mitteilung bzw. Research ist alleine der Herausgeber bzw. Ersteller der Studie verantwortlich. Diese Meldung ist keine Anlageberatung oder Aufforderung zum Abschluss bestimmter Börsengeschäfte.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
April 10, 2006 08:05 ET (12:05 GMT)

[luto9]

wolln wohl noch mal die $2,40 testen

[Pirat_Micha]

Hallo !

Nun ja, der tag hat anders geendet als ich angenommen habe, sicher auch viele andere meiner Meinung !!
Der Kursverlauf ist für mich nicht ganz nach zuvollziehen, wie man bei einer Topmeldung auf Tagestief schliessen kann....ärgerlich !!

Hoch
2,28

Tief
1,82

[Francs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.150.936 von Pirat_Micha am 10.04.06 20:27:23

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...... wie kommst denn da drauf, auf tagestief geschlossen, das ist ein CA wert und kein D, sieh dir bitte vorher den chart an bevor du solche aussagen tätigst .......

2,68 CAD = 1,9272 €




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[Pirat_Micha]

wir haben nun mal in deutschland auf tagestief geschlossen, ist doch nicht so schwer zuverstehen, auch ohne chart... oder ?

[luto9]

Morgen @

Für mich sieht das Teil super aus. Schlußkurs bei 2,69$ wäre schöner
gewesen, von wegen Pivot und so, aber alles in allem ok.
sell on good news ist doch bekannt und Deutschland ist doch
nicht ausschlaggebend. Heute noch mal seitwärts und zum Wochenende
dann rauf (würd ich mir wünschen:laugh. Dann können auch die
letzten einen Fahrschein lösen

Hab da einen guten Spruch gelesen:

Buy on mysterie and sell on reallity

so long

[Pirat_Micha]

http://www.freemarketnews.com/eRadioLaunch.asp?rid=548

[luto9]

Welchem Spender habe ich den Zuwachs bei meinen Molys zu verdanken?

Wird hier nach dem Motto verfahren: buy high and sell low?

[Pirat_Micha]

morgen !!

ich hoffe wir haben nun den tiefstand erreicht, ich vermutet dass es vorallen in Kanada zu gewinnmitnahmen von vielen kurzfristigen Anlegern kam und das handeln nun wieder von "langfristigen" anlegern bestimmt wird.

wünsche allen steigende Kurse

Pirat

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.169.418 von Pirat_Micha am 12.04.06 08:00:16

morgen

stimme Dir zu. Der langfristige Aufwärtstrend ist bei $ 2,20

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=AUA.C&mode=t…

Es war Wahnsinn, daß der Kurs in D so in die Höhe getrieben worden ist.
Das konnte nicht gut gehen. Dieses Spiel lief mitte Feb. schon einmal. Da kann man nur eins machen - ein paar Gewinne mitnehmen.

Auf diesem Niveau kann man in Ruhe sammeln für den nächsten Hype.
(Habe im Übrigen auch die Info-Mappe erhalten)

Adanac wird seinen Weg gehen, da bin ich mir mehr als sicher.
Hier kann man schönes Geld verdienen.

Ich hoffe, daß sich die Pusher wieder vom Acker machen

[luto9]

München will auch als Handelsplatz mitspielen

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.169.620 von luto9 am 12.04.06 08:33:58

Berlin auch

[luto9]

Moly Prices
11-Apr-06 Last
Moly Concentrates 25.00 !!!
Moly West Ferr 65% 57.32
Moly Chin Ferr 60% 59.00

[Pirat_Micha]

Anxieties converge to lift commodities
Bloomberg News, Reuters

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 2006

Gold held steady above $600 an ounce Tuesday, and copper surged to a
record $6,000 a metric ton in London, as jittery investors continued
to flock to tangible commodities.

Gold, a traditional hedge against uncertainties, has gained 16 percent
this year and about 41 percent in the past 12 months, reaching as high
as $604.3 an ounce in Europe on Tuesday. The last time gold was so
expensive was December 1980.

Worries that a three-year rally in global equities may be peaking,
coupled with concerns that the dollar may still be overvalued, have
fanned unprecedented buying in gold, silver, platinum, copper, nickel,
zinc and molybdenum in recent months.

Other investors cite the war in Iraq, surging oil prices and long-term
demand for the metals in China and India as factors behind a
commodities boom, reminiscent of the late 1970s. At that time, capital
sought solid refuge amid high energy prices, Middle East instability,
a weak dollar and falling global stock markets.

Tensions over Iran's nuclear ambitions and possible military action by
the United States are another recurring theme driving up prices for
metals as well as oil.

"Concern about Iran never ceases to push prices," said Gerard Burg, a
minerals and energy economist at National Australia Bank. "The market
is not really factoring in the true impact of military action, but the
mere mention of it sends prices higher."

Frenzied buying of copper and molybdenum took place Tuesday in Asian
and European markets after news Monday that Grupo Mexico, the biggest
Mexican mining company, had declared force majeure on supply contracts
for those metals as a result of a three-week strike by miners.

Copper, used in construction and electronics, has risen more than
fourfold from below $1,400 a metric ton in November 2001 amid strong
demand and tight supply after years of underinvestment in new mining
projects.

Spot supply shortages of copper, molybdenum, zinc and nickel have been
reported in several countries in recent weeks. All four metals are
elemental to a number of core industries.

Zinc reached a record $2,940 a metric ton on Tuesday, while nickel
sold for as much as $17,650 a ton Monday, its highest level since
January 2004, after news that violence could delay construction of
Inco's Goro mine project in New Caledonia.

Silver, too, has been surging, despite declining demand in the jewelry
and photographic film sectors. Silver opened Tuesday in Europe at a 23-
year high of $12.92 an ounce. Platinum opened at $1,097 an ounce,
surpassing the record $1,095 it hit Monday.

Palladium opened at $357 after reaching $358 overnight, its highest
since August 2002.$@

Oil surges on Iran concerns

The price of Brent North Sea crude reached a record of $69.38 a barrel
on Tuesday amid concern that the United States might initiate a
military strike against Iran despite U.S. comments seeking to play
down such action, AFX News reported from London, citing dealers.

The price of Brent crude for May delivery surged 63 cents in
electronic trading.

On Monday, London oil prices passed the previous record, $68.89,
reached Aug. 30, when Hurricane Katrina battered U.S. energy
installations.

Dealers said investors were ignoring efforts by President George W.
Bush to dismiss as "wild speculation" weekend news reports that said
Washington was studying options for military strikes against Iran's
uranium facilities.

"Obviously some market participants are reacting to it, and so this
morning the market continues to be bullish about it," said Victor
Shum, an analyst in Singapore with the energy consultancy Purvin &
Gertz.

http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/04/11/business/Gold.php



gerade von Adanac erhalten

[Pirat_Micha]

nach dieser Meldung scheit der Kurs zudrehen... buy

[luto9]

hab noch en paar zu € 1,40 bekommen

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.181.597 von Pirat_Micha am 12.04.06 19:44:21

Connie Fischer ist ja wirklich prompt mit Infos

[Pirat_Micha]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.182.806 von luto9 am 12.04.06 20:54:50

klar, ist ja schliesslich ihr job....und den macht sie gut !

Seit der Mail geht es jedenfalls auch mal wieder in die andere Richtung, hoffe wir schliessen +- Null

Pirat

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.182.839 von Pirat_Micha am 12.04.06 20:57:12

könnte ich gut mit leben

[luto9]

2,19 Kanadischer Dollar = 1,576 Euro

morgen auf ein Neues

[luto9]

Adanac's Ruby Creek feasibility supports development


2006-04-12 18:21 ET - News Release

Mr. Larry Reaugh reports

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- THE RUBY CREEK PROJECT -- A CLEAN PORPHYRY MOLYBDENITE RESOURCE

Adanac Moly Corp.'s results of the Ruby Creek molybdenum (Mo) feasibility are positive and Wardrop Engineering Inc. recommends continuing development through detailed engineering, which is set to commence during the second quarter of 2006.


Measured and indicated tonnes: 206,375,000 at 0.063 per cent Mo



Open pit mining and milling: 20,000 tonnes per day for 20 plus years

Minable reserves are 113.4 million tonnes grading 0.066 per cent Mo of proven and probable ore. Stockpiled proven and probable reserves totalling 31.3 million tonnes grading 0.034 per cent Mo will be available as mill feed at the end of the open pit mine life.


Molybdenum production


First five years: 58,341,000 pound Mo



Average grade of Mo (first five years): 0.082 per cent Mo



Capital costs (*): $434.4-million plus or minus 15 per cent


(*) includes preproduction capital, now shown as a capital expense rather than an operating expense.

Operating costs


First five years: $5.87 (U.S.) per pound Mo


Project summary


Mine life: 21 years



Milling rate: 20,000 tonnes per day



Strip ratio: 0.95 (waste):1.0 (ore)



Tonnage milled: 143.7 million tonnes, average grade 0.059 per cent Mo



Average recovery: 89 per cent



Molybdenum in concentrate: 75.9 million kilograms (167.4 million pounds)



Base case: IRR 24.42 per cent, NPV (net present value) at 8 per cent equals $222.2-million, payback equals 3.1 years


The company is proceeding with the engineering study on the high-pressure grinding rolls (HPGR) through Wardrop Engineering. It is expected that the concentrator will incorporate the HPGR system instead of the base case SAG mill design. This aspect alone will increase the IRR to 28.85 per cent, NPV to $305.1-million and payback period reduced to 2.9 years.

Diamond drilling within the pit to begin in June for metallurgical samples, will also incorporate angle holes over the high-grade portion of the open pit. The purpose of drilling the angle holes is to penetrate the vertical mineralized fractures (not encountered in vertical holes) which were picked up on the 10,000-tonne bulk testing in 1970.

A sensitivity on the project economics was carried out to determine the effect of a potential 15-per-cent increase in the grade of ore. The case for considering potential increase in grade is based on detailed drill hole bulk sampling studies described in Kaiser Engineers, Feasibility Study of the Adanac Molybdenum Project, prepared for Kerr Addison Mines Ltd., Report No. 71-1, (January, 1971). While this work is not National Instrument (NI) 43-101-compliant, the results from bulk sampling indicated higher grades than the drill program by as much as 20 per cent. For the purpose of the sensitivity study only a grade increase of plus 15 per cent was assumed. The project IRR increases to 35.03 per cent and the NPV increases to $405-million at an 8-per-cent discount.

Mo outlook

At a conservative long-term demand growth projection of 2 per cent, an additional 3.5 million kilograms (kg) Mo (seven million pounds Mo) per year will be required to meet demand. If growth in demand continues at the current rate of 3 per cent per year the annual additional quantity required becomes 4.5 million Mo (10 million pounds Mo) and 7.5 million kg Mo (16 million pounds Mo) at 5-per-cent annual growth rate.

There is clearly a need for additional mine output. In a report for AIM-listed International Molybdenum PLC issued in July, 2005, consultant CRU Strategies estimated that global moly supplies would total under 350 million pounds in 2005, but be in deficit by between six million and 26 million pounds on base case and upper case scenarios by 2009.

This press release is reviewed by John W. Fisher, CEng, PEng, an independent qualified person as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Fisher visited the Ruby Creek property on June 21, 2005.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[luto9]

News [Processors]
Wednesday 12th April 2006

Scientists polish diamond transistors 11:37AM
Scientists at the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory in the USA have developed a method for making transistors from pure diamonds.
The transistors can operate in much higher working temperatures than conventional ones and are highly resistant to corrosive chemicals, the New Scientist reports.

The key to getting the diamonds to connect is an application of liquid molybdenum. Diamond vapour at 900°C is poured to form a wafer on top of which more of the vapour, 'doped' with nitrogen, forms a second layer.

Liquid molybdenum is then deposited to form the contacts before the whole thing is topped with more diamond, mixed with hydrogen so that it does not bond with the molybdenum contacts. These contacts therefore poke through the surface to make connector electrodes.

The inventors believe that the transistors may be ideally suited for implanting in living tissue.

Simon Aughton

[luto9]

Invention: Wing-sprouting drone
18:29 11 April 2006
NewScientist.com news service
Barry Fox



For over 30 years, Barry Fox has trawled through the world's weird and wonderful patent applications, uncovering the most exciting, bizarre or even terrifying new ideas. His column, Invention, is exclusively online. Scroll down for a roundup of previous Invention articles.

Wing-sprouting drone
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can fly where no pilot would dare and are hard to shoot down because they are so small. The trouble is, they also waste a lot of fuel taking off, so usually cannot stay airborne for too long.

But Daryl Elam of Arizona, US, is working on a drone that needs no fuel for take-off. It could simply be shot into the air like a shell, before sprouting wings for normal flight.

The drone's wings will be made of a tough textile, such as Kevlar, and will each contain a row of flexible hollow tubes. For launch, everything will be packed tight inside the shell. But, after reaching the right altitude, the shell will open a couple of side flaps to expose the folded wings and a pyrotechnic gas generator – similar to an airbag inflator – will blasts gas under pressure into the wing's tubes.

As the tubes inflate, they will expand and take on the taught shape of aerodynamic wings. The shell casing then becomes the UAV's fuselage, the wings provide lift and an onboard motor provides thrust.

The inventor reckons that, with careful packing, the stowed wings could be as small as one-thirty-fifth of their final in-flight volume.

Read the invention in full here.

Diamond transistors
Diamonds may be a microchip's best friend, too, it seems. Scientists at the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory in the US have been making electronic transistors out of pure diamond.

The transistors can withstand far higher working temperatures than conventional ones, are resistant to corrosive chemicals and would even be safe to implant in body tissue, the inventor's patent suggests. The tricky part is making sure the diamonds connect and conduct properly.

To make them, pure diamond vapour is deposited at around 900°C to form a wafer base. More diamond vapour doped with nitrogen to make it conductive, is then layered on top.

Liquid molybdenum is then selectively deposited onto the conductive diamond, to make electrical contacts, and the sandwich is topped with even more diamond, this time mixed with hydrogen, to insulate it electrically. The molybdenum spots do not bond with the hydrogen-doped diamond, so they poke through the surface and act as connector electrodes.

All-diamond chips would be way too expensive for everyday civilian use, but the researchers have found a cheaper solution that works almost as well. Instead of a pure diamond wafer base, they use conventional silicon covered with a thin layer of insulating oxide, which is then coated with a layer of conductive diamond.

Read the full patent here.

Microwavable packaging
The UK’s Ministry of Defence spin-off company, Qinetiq, has cooked up an interesting idea – a metal wrapping that helps keeps food cold but can also be used in a microwave without sparking and damaging the machine, as ordinary metal foil does.

The secret is to make the wrapping from thin polyester and cover it with tiny squares of aluminium, the Qinetiq patent reveals. The company has found that aluminium squares 300 micrometres wide, and spaced apart by 100-micrometre tracks of clear plastic, make the perfect heatwave-frequency filter.

Microwaves at the standard frequency and wavelength ignore the grid of squares and can cook the food as normal. But normal heat is reflected, to help keep the food cool.

Enough light passes through the polyester for a cook to see through the packaging and stored food will also stay fresh longer because the polyester is air-tight.

Read the full patent here.

Read previous Invention columns, featuring:

The drink-driver arm scanner, laser spark plugs, remote-controlled implants,the "I've been shot" gun, the snore zapper, the guitar phone, explosive-eating fungus, viper vision, exploding ink, the moody media player, the spy-diver killer, preventing in-flight interference, the inkjet-printer pen, sonic watermarks, the McDownload, hot-air plane, landmine arrows, soldiers obeying odours, coffee beer, wall-beating bugging, eyeball electronics, phone jolts, personal crash alarm, talking tooth, shark shocker, midnight call-foiler, burning bullets, a music lover's dream, magic wand for gamers, the phantom car, phone-bomb hijacking, shocking airport scans, old tyres to printer ink and eye-tracking displays.

[Pirat_Micha]

Please go to ROB TV posted web site below, click on and scroll most of the way down the page to
11:13 AM ET
Business Morning with Jim O'Connell
Look To Industrial Metals For Superior Returns
Otto Spork, president and CEO, Sextant Capital Management

Duration: 6 m 55 s

and click on play once you have The ROBTV web site up http://www.robtv.com/
About 4 minutes into the interview Otto Spork, CEO of Sextant Hedge Fund, comments on Goldrea, Molycor and Adanac. He also introduces yet more exciting uses of Molybdenum by utilizing it as a catalyst to move sulphurs out of crude oil, and Moly's longer term outlook.

Business Morning with Jim O'Connell
11:13am - Look To Industrial Metals For Superior Returns

Otto said bullish on all commodities. His Sextant Strategic Opportunity Fund is up 112% (new fund since Feb 2006)

"We look for unique ways to get into sectors that haven't really been discovered by normal investors. Moly represents such an industrial metal. It's being used for hardening industrial steel and think pipelines and all refinery infrastructures still need to be built. But more importantly using it as a catalyst to move sulphurs out of crude oil. We believe in peak oil. See that crudes coming to market are much heavier than used to be in the past. So we believe that Moly will be in higher demand..."

"We see pricing inefficiencies in Molybdenum. Phelps Dodge just came out last week said that they're opening their moth ball mine in Arizona and they're going to spend $250 million to bring that to life. That's not going to start till 2009 so we think that the top mining company in the world is looking for Moly to be well priced to 2009 and past that."


Regards,


Connie Fischer
Investor Relations

[e-mail]

Office 604 531 9639

Toll Free: 1-888-906-0444

[Pirat_Micha]

das sah gestern sehr gut aus...

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.219.023 von Pirat_Micha am 18.04.06 08:01:06

ja das ist schon ein tolles Teil

sieht so aus, daß wir die $ 3 schneller sehn als wir dachten nach dem
Absturz. Bin mal gespannt, wer eher investiert Amis oder Europa?

[luto9]

http://stockcharts.com/gallery/?AUA.V

[luto9]

gestern haben sich einige Anleger in Kanada rausschütteln lassen,
in dem ein alter Artikel von Cramer aufgewärmt wurde, um erneut
Shortpositionen aufzubauen. Heute wird sich zeigen, ob es gefruchtet hat.

[luto9]

Die shortis scheinen das Spiel zu machen

nächste Unterstützungen bei 2,41 und 2,28$ (auf SK-Basis)

[luto9]

die Sonne hat sich kurzfristig verzogen

aber man kann noch mal preiswert nachkaufen oder aber für Neuein-
steiger sind das super Chancen zum Einstieg

Werde mal für die nächste Woche versuchen um $ 2,20 rum was zubekommen

[luto9]

Short Positions 2006.03.31 - 2006.04.13
Company___Ticker___2006.04.13___2006.03.31___Net Change
Adanac Moly Corp___AUA___175,018___36,730___138,288

[Harambee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.240.917 von luto9 am 19.04.06 16:07:47

Das denke ich nicht.

Stell Dir vor, Adanac wird geshorted und keiner schaut hin. Ha,Ha.

Bid-Ask in FRM ziehen laufen an und dies ohne Umsätze. Schätze die elenden Shortys müssen Ihren Schmiss wieder selber kaufen. Hoffentlich hat es sie so richtig auf dem falschen Fuss erwischt.

Harambee

Harambee ist übrigens Kenyanisches Swahili und bedeutet: Lasst uns zusammen arbeiten.

In diesem Sinne, ja nicht schneissen !

[Pirat_Micha]

20.04.2006 (13:05)

20. April 2006 - Vancouver, British Columbia

Adanac Moly Corp. (News/Kurs/Chart/Board) (TSX.V: AUA, Frankfurt: A9N) beantragt Genehmigung für die Bohrung von 26 NQ Diamanten-Bohrlöchern die Anfang Juni 2006 auf ihrem Ruby Creek Projekt begonnen werden sollen.

Zwölf 50º Grad Bohrlöcher werden in der Nachbarschaft der fünf hochgradigen Abschnitten gebohrt. Diese Bohrlöcher werden für metallurgische Tests benötigt und werden außerdem bestimmen ob vertikale Strukturen einen erheblichen Wert an Molybdän erhalten, die in den 10.000 t Probenentnahmen von Kerr Addison in 1970 angedeutet wurden. Deren Arbeit scheint den Gehalt der Bohrlöcher bis zu 20% zu erhöhen. Das Ruby Creek Vorkommen wird momentan über vertikale Bohrlöcher definiert, die wahrscheinlich die vertikalen Strukturen nicht adäquat darstellen. Diese werden wahrscheinlich besser repräsentiert in Kerr Addisons größeren Probeentnahmen.

Es werden drei Bohrlöcher südöstlich und zwei Bohrlöcher nordwestlich gebohrt um die Erweiterung des Vorkommens zu definieren. Diese liegen nördlich des Adera Faults, einer nordöstlich verlaufenden Struktur die zum nördlichen Vorkommen abfallen. Diese Bohrlöcher werden seitlich des Bohrloches Nr. 310 gebohrt, dass von Adanac Moly Corp bereits in 2004 gebohrt wurde und 0,11% Mo über 113 m ergaben.

Die weiteren neun Bohrlöcher werden weiterhin die westliche Erweiterung des Vorkommens testen. Ein tiefes vertikal verlaufendes Bohrloch dieser neun Bohrlöcher, gebohrt von Climax Molybdenum Corp. in 1974 (Nr. 146), ergab einen Gehalt von 0,10% Mo über 37 m unterhalb einer Tiefe von 300 m. Das Bohrloch endete in Mineralisierung. Diesem Bohrloch, zusammen mit den anderen Bohrlöchern der Adanac Moly Corp. liegt nahe, dass sich das Vorkommen nach Südwesten erstreckt. Die weiteren acht Borhlöcher testen die Erweiterung dieses Vorkommens.

Die ersten zwölf Bohrlöcher beeinflussen möglicherweise den Gehalt der momentan definierten Vorkommen. Wie auch immer, die anderen sind an der Grenze der vorgesehenen Bohrstellen und werden wahrscheinlich nicht in der Resourcen-Studie enthalten sein.

Kontakt Deutschland:
Value Relations GmbH
[e-mail]
Tel.: [phone]

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.259.024 von Harambee am 20.04.06 17:59:29

Hat das was Du da schreibst einen tieferen Sinn?

In diesem Spiel ist Frankfurt nicht federführend! Wer heute morgen
in Ffm gekauft hat, war nicht sehr klug beraten, denn jetzt könnte
er die Teile in Stuttgart für 1,72 kaufen = - € ,13.

can.$ 2,40 = ca. 1,71

Ich spreche immer vom Heimatland = Kanada

Wie kommst Du ausserdem darauf daß ich in dieser Situation schmeiße?

Habe doch geschrieben, daß ich günstig einkaufen will
Wo, ist mir da egal. Natürlich kaufe ich in D, wenn ich einen
reellen Kurs bekomme!

Will aber noch warten bis das Messer am Boden liegt (von wegen nicht in ein fallendes Messer greifen)

Wollte Dich aber nicht belehren Jeder muß schon wissen wo er
seine Schmerzgrenze hat

so long

[Harambee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.260.663 von luto9 am 20.04.06 19:39:12

Hi Molykumpel

Du hast es erfasst. Der Tiefere Sinn zum Einen war, ich hoffte dass Deine Befürchtungen bezüglich Shortys bei möglichen Lemingen ankommt, was offenbar geschehen ist, denn wie Du ja siehst, hat niemand geschmissen. Dass Du dies nicht tust habe ich eigentlich angenommen.

Mein Aufruf sollte nur noch verstärken, dass Adanac was besonderes ist, wie sich heute ja gezeigt hat. Ich danke allen die dies auch so sehen.

Und zum Anderen, schau mal im Englisch/Deutsch-wörterbuch nach was Shortys mit ‘‘y‘‘ geschrieben heisst, wenn Du es nicht so schon weisst. Irgendwie treffend, oder?

Bin gespannt wie D morgen eröffnet, denn Canada weiss nicht so richtig was sie sollen. Nun, es geht na noch 1 Std. 37.

Harambee

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.261.708 von Harambee am 20.04.06 20:25:10

Der langfristige Aufwärtestrend verläuft z.Zt. bei ca. $ 2,10

Wenn Du Aua verfolgt hast, kann es Dir nicht entgangen sein, daß
diese Linie immer berührt wurde. Und somit kann man fast Punkt genau +/- das Spiel machen. Bin wie schon gesagt seit Ende Jan. in-
vestiert und es klappt prima Unten kaufen und oben etwas geben.

[luto9]

Sk 2,398(hoch gezogen) = € 1,70

Dann werden morgen die letzten Pankiker verkaufen.
Montag eventuell dann Kaufkurse

[luto9]

Time Price Shares $ Chng Buyer Seller
15:57 2.390 700 -0.110 RBC Canaccord
15:57 2.390 900 -0.110 RBC Canaccord
15:54 2.340 900 -0.160 RBC RBC
15:54 2.300 8,400 -0.200 RBC RBC
15:54 2.280 1,000 -0.220 TD Securities Penson
15:52 2.300 3,000 -0.200 E*TRADE Sec. RBC
15:50 2.300 1,000 -0.200 E*TRADE Sec. RBC
15:50 2.300 500 -0.200 TD Securities RBC
15:50 2.300 10,000 -0.200 TD Securities RBC
15:33 2.300 2,000 -0.200 RBC RBC

Das sieht in meinen Augen nicht gut aus.

[Harambee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.263.584 von luto9 am 20.04.06 22:04:59

Was will man mehr.

Habe gedacht dass es an der Börse anders läuft. Wie sonst könnten wir unten kaufen und oben verkaufen, wenn unten niemand verkauft und oben kauft.

Harambee

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.266.645 von Harambee am 21.04.06 09:20:57

[luto9]

http://resourcemedia.de/chartmodul.php?id_osi=8911292&%20com…

test

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.263.584 von luto9 am 20.04.06 22:04:59

Wie ich die Sachlage sehe, gibt es am Montag 2 Scenarien:

1) Wir sehen einen Ausverkauf der sich um - 10% = +/- bei $2 abspielt und dann mit Volumen nach oben dreht (Shortys decken sich ein) oder

2) Test der $ 2,14 mit seitwärts Trend

[luto9]

Übrigens ist Larry kommende Woche auf Investorensuche in Deutschland, Monaco und Luxemburg

könnte mir gut vorstellen, daß wir zum Ende oder darauffolgende
Woche News hören werden.

[luto9]

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=AUA.C&num1=5…

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.299.585 von luto9 am 24.04.06 17:57:32

http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?s…

[luto9]

sieht fast so aus, als wenn ein Gap close draus wird, wäre dann
bei $ ca. 1,75 -1,80$

[luto9]

Verkäufer haben gestern das Spiel gemacht. Aus dem buy ist ein hold
geworden.

Habe gestern eine Theorie gelesen, die zutreffen könnte. Alles Molys
werden durch gespielt. erst Ble, dann Aua jetzt ist Rok dran, die in
diesem Jahr mit der Produktion anfangen. Rok ist allerdings nur in
Toranto handelbar.

Bei AUA sehe ich noch den $ +/- 1,60. Habe gestern noch nicht gekauft, weil bei den Elchen derVerkaufsdruck zu hoch war.

[luto9]

by Jason Hommel
April 25th, 2006.

Good news for moly stocks!

Molybdenum demand is expected to continue to grow 4% per year
See "Moly Squeeze Continues"
http://c.moreover.com/click/here.pl?x515477654&f=1774

And moly prices are up about ten times, from below $3/lb., to $24/lb. This is a huge profit opportunity for IGMI, which can produce moly at $3.15/lb. after they get get permitted, and finance mine construction.

Here are two of the top, most advanced moly mine projects, both with feasibility studies, both looking for permits, both looking for just over $400 million in financing to build a mine, and here's how they compare in terms of price in the past year: both are up over 200%!




If you don't see the chart, see this link:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=IGMI.OB&t=1y&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=…

Idaho General Mines (IGMI.OB) -Blue line in chart above (I own shares of IGMI)
http://www.idahogeneralmines.com/
60.1 million shares fully diluted (March 13, 2006) -- after $30 million financing at $2/share.
@ $3.20/share
$192 million Market Cap
Needs to raise $416 million capital to build the mine
Grade: .11%-.09% moly/tonne, starting with .11% for first 5 years.
Production Cost per pound = $3.15/lb.
Ore Reserves: 1.3 billion pounds moly.
Expected Annual production: 35 million pounds moly, for first 5 years.
(53 year mine life!)

Adanac (AUA.V) -Red line in chart above
http://www.adanacmoly.com/
From a Research Report (Dec. 21, 2005)
http://www.adanacmoly.com/_admin/articles/docs/AMC_Fundamental_Research.pdf
52.5 million shares fully diluted (March 13, 2005) --after $500,000 financing at $.80/share.
@ $2.10/share Cdn x .88 US/Cdn = $1.85 US
$97 million Market Cap
Needs to raise $414 million capital to build the mine
Grade: .06% moly/tonne
.06% moly/tonne x 2200 pounds/metric tonne = 1.32 pounds/tonne x $23.50/lb. = $31.02/tonne rock.
Cost to process the ore: $10.93/tonne milled / 1.32 pounds/tonne = Production Cost per pound
Production Cost per pound = $8.28/lb.
Ore Resources: 270 million pounds moly.
Expected Annual Production: 11.3 million pounds moly, for first 5 years.

(Adanac, in the most recent feasibility study, lowered their costs by about 4% less, and increased production estimates by about 18% to 11.3 million pounds of moly per year for the first 6 years.)

Those who wish to trade both AUA.V and IGMI.OB may wish to keep the following in mind:

1. Since IGMI.OB aims to produce about 3 times as much moly, at lower costs per pound, and 1/3 the capital costs (proportional to production), IGMI's market cap may be be valued at about 3 times higher, or more. (Currently, IGMI is only about twice the market cap.)

2. IGMI has about 4.8 times as much moly in reserves as AUA.V has. I don't think this means that IGMI should be valued at 4.8 times as high, because it will take IGMI much longer to extract those reserves.

3. IGMI has higher grades of moly, about 1.5 times richer grades, (.09% vs. .06%)

4. Both companies completed recent financings, and IGMI raised significantly more capital. We should probably expect to see IGMI be financed to production first, because both projects cost will cost about the same, and IGMI will produce about three times as much moly per year, and at a lower cost per pound of moly produced.

5. AUA.V claims that they will be in production sooner, but such a claim depends on receiving a timely permit, and on receiving financing, and perhaps other factors, such as acquiring the large tires needed for mining trucks!

New challenge!
Both companies will probably be hit by the severe, world wide, mining tire shortage:
See the following: "mining tire shortage" at google.com

Big-tire shortage big-time concern: State's contractors, miners affected
The Arizona Republic -- Jun. 17, 2005
http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/business/articles/0…

OTR tire shortage could hinder mining boom
January 4, 2006
http://www.moderntiredealer.com/t_inside.cfm?action=news_det…

I do not know how the mining tire shortage will affect these companies. The shortage may be over by the time they reach production? (I'm just a promoter and thinker, not an engineer.) It may result in one or more of the following;
1. Delayed production.
2. Higher prices for the company's cost of production estimates.
3. Higher prices for moly, as less moly projects will be able to be put into production.
4. Revised mine plans, requiring the use of alternate means of transporting ore, such as through conveyor belts?
-------

IGMI's recent $30 million financing at $2/share will do several things. First, it will help establish a new, higher, floor for the stock price at or slightly above $2/share. Second, it will provide the company with enough money to complete an AMEX listing, and get through the permitting stage. In fact, it may significantly accelerate the permitting process to less than 1.5 years (instead of 2 years).

Since IGMI recently raised $30 million which resulted in further dilution, and since the moly price increased to $25/lb., I figureed I should update my share price target for IGMI. (Remarkably, the target price is about the same!)

Target price for IGMI once in full production:

I'll assume IGMI raises $500 million at $10/share to finance the mine, adding 50 million shares.
Assuming 110 million shares by then.
If moly prices stay at $25.00/lb. - cost of $3.15/lb = $21.85/lb profit.
35 million pounds of production x $21.85 = $764 million annual profit
At a P/E of 10, this implies a market cap of $7.6 billion / 110 million shares = $69/share.
Target price = $69/share.
Today IGMI is $3.20/share.

For my prior articles on IGMI, see:
Molymania has Just Begun --February 9th email.
http://www.silverstockreport.com/email/molymania.html

Big Money in moly stocks: IGMI & AUA --February 2nd email.
http://www.silverstockreport.com/email/IGMI_and_AUA.html

IGMI: My Moly Stock --January 17th email.
http://www.silverstockreport.com/email/idahogeneral.html

Final Disclaimer: I own shares of IGMI, and nobody has paid me to write this email. (I cannot sell any stock for at least one week after a promotion such as this one.) My emails are now going out to 21,500 email addresses, and the emails are opened by about 7000 people.

Sincerely,

Jason Hommel

[luto9]

http://www.adanacmoly.com/adanac_news_detail.php?newsid=108

[luto9]

VK-Blöcke halten Aua im Schach

Ask
Price # Shares # Orders

2.13 18,800 2
2.14 3,000 1
2.15 34,000 1
2.20 10,000 1
2.21 300 1

[luto9]

Ask
Price # Shares # Orders

2.08 20,000 1
2.10 14,300 1
2.13 8,800 1
2.19 2,000 1
2.20 10,000 1

[luto9]

Adanac Ruby Creek Feasibility Filed with SEDAR/Awards Drilling Contract
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2006 2:09 PM
- Market Wire




AUA
1.86 -0.12





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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 28, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Mr. Larry W. Reaugh, President and CEO of Adanac Moly Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AUA)(FWB:A9N) ("Adanac"), is pleased to report that the NI 43-101 Compliant Feasibility for the Company's Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project has been filed with SEDAR (www.sedar.com is the official site that provides access to most public securities documents and information filed by public companies). All supporting feasibility component reports will be available on the Company's website www.adanacmoly.com under Final Bankable Feasibility Studies.

The feasibility is positive and appears to be economically viable. It contains the recommendation the project proceed to the detailed design stage which is estimated to cost approximately CDN $11.5 million. Detailed design is set to begin in June 2006.

The Company has awarded the 8,000 - 10,000 meter (26,240 - 32,800 feet) drilling contract to E. Caron Diamond Drilling located at 7 Roundel Road, Whitehorse, Yukon. Drilling is scheduled to begin on June 5, 2006.

On Behalf of Management

ADANAC MOLY CORP.

Larry W. Reaugh, President and Chief Executive Officer

This news release may contain certain "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein 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. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations are disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time with the Toronto Venture Exchange, the British Columbia Securities Commission and the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

The TSX-Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


Contacts:
Adanac Moly Corp.
Larry W. Reaugh
President and Chief Executive Officer
[phone]
[phone] (FAX)
[e-mail] www.AdanacMoly.com


SOURCE: Adanac Moly Corp.

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.370.211 von luto9 am 28.04.06 20:19:07

Wenn man diese News mal zerbröselt, fehlen Larry ca. 6 Mille

11,5 braucht er - 5-6 hat er auf der Bank

Die Frage ist?: hat er in Europa Investoren gefunden? Wenn ja, welches Angebot hat er ihnen unterbreitet?

Ich gehe davon aus, daß er fündig geworden ist. Meine Einschätzung:

$ 1,50 auf 3 Jahre:lookKonditionen wie beim letzten Mal)

Somit dürften wir noch Kurse um $ 1,60 sehen. Wäre im Mai ein seitwärts
Trend und im Juni wieder steigende Kurse.

Mein persönliches Kursziel von ca. $ 4 für dieses Jahr steht noch

[Pirat_Micha]

[Pirat_Micha]

ADANAC: FERTIGE MACHBARKEITSSTUDIE EINGEREICHT / BOHRPROGRAMM BEAUFTRAGT
02.05.2006 (11:36)

28. April 2006 - Vancouver, British Columbia

Larry Reaugh, Präsident & CEO von Adanac Moly Corp. (News/Kurs/Chart/Board) (TSX.V: AUA, Frankfurt: A9N) berichtet, dass die NI 43-101 konforme Machbarkeitsstudie für das Ruby Creek Molybdän Projekt bei SEDAR (www.sedar.com) eingereicht ist. Alle Berichte der Machbarkeitsstudien werden auf www.adanacmoly.com unter "Final Bankable Feasibility Studies“ verfügbar sein.

Die Machbarkeitsstudie ist positiv und wirtschaftlich realisierbar. Sie beinhaltet die Empfehlung, dass das Projekt zur detaillierten Ausführung weiterentwickelt wird. Die Kosten dafür, werden auf ca. CDN 11,5 Mio geschätzt. Detaillierte Ausführung soll im Juni 2006 begonnen werden.

Das Unternehmen hat einen Vertrag über ein Bohrprogramm von 8.000 – 10.000 Meter an E. Caron Diamond Drilling vergeben. Die Bohrungen sollen am 5. Juni 2006 beginnen.

Kontakt Deutschland:
Value Relations GmbH
[e-mail]
Tel.: [phone]

Im Namen des Managements

Adanac Moly Corp.

Larry W. Reaugh
Präsident und CEO

[luto9]

Test bei +/- $ 1,60 wäre gut

[Pirat_Micha]

to $26.50 p/lb....Step 1....$30.00 next step?
Quoted here under Molyoxide.



http://www.indianmetals.com/prices/prices.php?state=showform…

[luto9]

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=AUA.C&mode=t…

[luto9]

Adanac Moly Corp (AUA) As of May 11th, 2006
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Nature of transaction Securities # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
May 11/06 May 08/06 Taylor, Roger P 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -10,000 $1.800
May 11/06 May 09/06 Lee, Edward Charles 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -7,000 $1.750
May 11/06 May 09/06 Lee, Edward Charles 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 1,000 $1.800
May 09/06 May 09/06 Kwok, Kwan Yin 47 - Disposition by gift Common Shares -35,000
May 09/06 May 09/06 Kwok, Kwan Yin 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 2,000 $1.750
May 02/06 Apr 28/06 Taylor, Roger P 51 - Exercise of options Common Shares 20,000
May 02/06 Apr 28/06 Taylor, Roger P 51 - Exercise of options Options -20,000 $0.600
Apr 28/06 Apr 18/06 Koyich, Daniel R. 10 - Disposition in the public market Common Shares -5,000 $2.740
Apr 25/06 Apr 20/06 Piorun, Teresa 47 - Disposition by gift Common Shares -15,000
Apr 25/06 Apr 20/06 Piorun, Teresa 54 - Exercise of warrants Common Shares 15,000

[Pirat_Micha]

http://www.haynescapital.com/adanac/

[luto9]

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=aua.c&table=…

[luto9]

http://www.smartstox.com/interviews/aua.php

schon etwas älter

[luto9]

fängt der große Ausverkauf an?

Sehen wir Kurse unter 1€ Habs ja nicht mehr zu träumen gewagt

[luto9]

ugly market! Nix für kurzfriste Gewinne.

Da die $ 1,50 angepeilt worden sind, hat sich das Bild nicht verbessert.

Frage wäre jetzt, wo sind Unterstützungen?

Kreuzunterstützung wäre bei ca.$ 1,20 (Ende Mai- Anfang Juni)

Könnte passen! Um neuen Investoren in Europa ein gutes Angebot zu machen. Sagen wir mal zu $ 1,10 oder so.

time will tell

[luto9]

ugly market! Nix für kurzfriste Gewinne.

Da die $ 1,50 angepeilt worden sind, hat sich das Bild nicht verbessert.

Frage wäre jetzt, wo sind Unterstützungen?

Kreuzunterstützung wäre bei ca.$ 1,20 (Ende Mai- Anfang Juni)

Könnte passen! Um neuen Investoren in Europa ein gutes Angebot zu machen. Sagen wir mal zu $ 1,10 oder so.

time will tell

[luto9]

Wo wieder defekt?

[luto9]

ugly market! Nix für kurzfriste Gewinne.

Da die $ 1,50 angepeilt worden sind, hat sich das Bild nicht verbessert.

Frage wäre jetzt, wo sind Unterstützungen?

Kreuzunterstützung wäre bei ca.$ 1,20 (Ende Mai- Anfang Juni)

Könnte passen! Um neuen Investoren in Europa ein gutes Angebot zu machen. Sagen wir mal zu $ 1,10 oder so.

time will tell

[Pirat_Micha]

nochmal als kleine zusammenfassung

http://www.goldseiten.de/content/firmen/adanac-moly/index.ph…



Kursziel . 3 Dollar



Pirat

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.633.352 von luto9 am 18.05.06 08:52:24

jetzt kann man nur hoffen, daß die 1,18 halten

[luto9]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.010.559 von luto9 am 08.06.06 16:43:28

hat nicht gehalten

Wäre noch ein Minigap zu schließen vom 2.02. - ,84 - ,85
Unterstützung wäre bei ,57

Wow, wow, wow wär hätte das gedacht!

Dann kann man wieder bei Adam und Eva anfangen


Es sein denn, Larry kommt mit seiner Finanzierung der restlichen Mios raus

[Goldmariele]

[Goldmariele]

Hier geht es wirklich konstant bergab.

[esco7]

June 26, 2006

http://www.phelpsdodge.com/News/NewsDetails/CorpNews062606.h…

Phelps Dodge, Inco and Falconbridge Agree to US$56 Billion Three-Way Combination, Creating One of World’s Largest Mining Companies

……..Molybdenum
Pro-forma 2005 molybdenum production for the combined entity was 68 million pounds. Pro-forma 2005 molybdenum revenues were US$1.89 billion. Phelps Dodge Inco will be the world’s second largest producer of molybdenum.

http://www.climaxmolybdenum.com

esco7

[luto9]

ATLANTA, Jun 27, 2006 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- OTC Stock Review announces that it has initiated coverage of Adanac Moly Corp. (CA:AUA) (Pink Sheets:ANCGF). Adanac Moly Corp., headquartered in White Rock, BC, recently reported a positive NI 43-101 Compliant Bankable Feasibility that recommends the company apply for all of the necessary permits for its Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project. In addition to the Ruby Creek Property, Adanac Moly Corp. has three other molybdenum properties in Nevada.

Adanac Moly's Ruby Creek deposit in British Columbia is part of a 10,000-acre property that has had three feasibility studies since the 1960s, but has not been mined as a result of low molybdenum prices. With worldwide demand driving up molybdenum prices, the Ruby Creek property has been enhanced significantly. With prices firm above $25.00 a pound, Ruby Creek could be the first major producing molybdenum mine to come into production, giving them an obvious advantage. Production is expected by early 2008.

Molybdenum is primarily used for hardening steel and manufacturing stainless steel. Molybdenum prices are up more than 1000% over the last three years and demand is expected to outpace supply in the future. There are currently no publicly traded primary molybdenum producers and Adanac Moly's goal is to become the first successful, publicly traded, primary molybdenum producer in 20 years.

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[luto9]

Adanac Ruby Creek Feasibility Filed with SEDAR/Awards Drilling Contract
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2006 2:09 PM
- Market Wire




AUA
1.15 +0.13





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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 28, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Mr. Larry W. Reaugh, President and CEO of Adanac Moly Corp. (TSX VENTURE:AUA)(FWB:A9N) ("Adanac"), is pleased to report that the NI 43-101 Compliant Feasibility for the Company's Ruby Creek Molybdenum Project has been filed with SEDAR (www.sedar.com is the official site that provides access to most public securities documents and information filed by public companies). All supporting feasibility component reports will be available on the Company's website www.adanacmoly.com under Final Bankable Feasibility Studies.

The feasibility is positive and appears to be economically viable. It contains the recommendation the project proceed to the detailed design stage which is estimated to cost approximately CDN $11.5 million. Detailed design is set to begin in June 2006.

The Company has awarded the 8,000 - 10,000 meter (26,240 - 32,800 feet) drilling contract to E. Caron Diamond Drilling located at 7 Roundel Road, Whitehorse, Yukon. Drilling is scheduled to begin on June 5, 2006.

On Behalf of Management

ADANAC MOLY CORP.

Larry W. Reaugh, President and Chief Executive Officer

This news release may contain certain "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein 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. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations are disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time with the Toronto Venture Exchange, the British Columbia Securities Commission and the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

The TSX-Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

[luto9]

ADANAC MOLY CORP UPDATE 7-6-06 AUA.V ANCGF US


I am pleased to say that I received a ton of requests from investors for an update on Adanac Moly Corp. Aua. To me this is a signal that many of 8500 Investors on my e-mail list own shares in the company. Hopefully each of you was able to start building positions last year when the stock appeared to be camped forever below $.60 Can.


Many investors today seem very confused about the recent sharp pullback in the stock price and wonder what is wrong with the company. Well folks, the "bad news" is there is no "bad news!" In fact, progress behind the scene is moving forward in a manner that continues to build shareholder value while moving Ruby Creek towards production.


Before I get into my thoughts on the recent market weakness in Aua; I want to bring your attention to what I feel the consolidation in the base metals sectors is telling me.


For years many base metals analysts have boldly stated that the sharp rally in the overall base metals prices would be a short lived phenomenon that would end with prices sharply lower in a few short years. Well, I'm still waiting!


Do you think the odds favor these analysts having been completely wrong in their assessments of the strength of demand in the base metals sector? Do you think the management teams of these majors know what they are doing as they bid to accumulate reserves and production? Do you think that the overall negative attitude of these analysts has kept investors from making investments in an industry that is making lots of money for shareholders? I do!


The buyouts and consolidation in the base metal stocks should be telling investors, loud and clear, that the future for base metals has never looked brighter.


As the majors start to gobble each other up at buyout prices that are roughly twice what the sector normally values these stocks at, an investor would be making a big mistake to overlook what this means for the Junior Mining Companies within the industry with properties that are currently being put into production. There are only a select few companies that fall into this category.


Once these majors have finished feasting on companies currently in production they will then turn their attentions to the companies they feel will be next to go into production. This is where the shareholders of Aua will have a huge payday. Make no mistake about the fact that Aua has successfully completed their bankable feasibility study, filed all permits, enjoys an excellent working relationship with the Taku River Tlingit Nation and currently working with parties on permanent financing. The advanced stage of the Ruby Creek project pretty much places it in a category all by itself when it comes to future MAJOR moly production.


Several end users of molybdenum have made contact with the company. These end users of moly all seem to have the same concern and that concern is the common belief that they feel starting in 2008 there will be a supply shortage of moly to meet the growing demand. They are very interested in the possibility of locking in contracts that will guarantee them a supply of moly to meet their future needs.


These end users are well aware of the fact that the producers of moly have done everything they can to increase production, to take advantage of the high moly price, such as hi-grading their ore bodies, while doing very little to bring new mines on line. Their efforts to ramp up production have been successful but in the end this can only add to the shortage down the road as these mines become depleted.


The only way to successfully meet the steadily growing long term demand for moly is to bring new mines online.


Ruby Creek will produce 35,000-40,000lbs of moly/day from a 20,000 t/day operation at a cost of less than $6.00/lb. Ruby Creek is expected to enter production in the first half of 2008. Take notice of the 2008 estimated time of production. Remember, the end users feel it is at this same point in time that the shortage of moly will hit the market. The size of the mine coupled with the timely arrival of production is the "pot of gold" that is and will continue to bring the majors right to our doorstep.


I like working with numbers. As I put numbers together, I find that 20 X earnings is the ballpark price that majors are bidding to buy each other out in the market today. If I were to take that 20 X earnings and apply it to the estimated first year production rates on Aua I find that Aua should have a market cap. of roughly $4,000,000,000 as Aua's first full years earnings are expected to be in excess of $200,000,000 using a moly price of only $20/lb.


The current market cap of Aua is roughly $80,000,000 Can. and Aua owns 100% of the Ruby Creek project with no net smelter payouts. There is a difference of 50 X between these two numbers.


There is no way of knowing exactly what the capital share structure will be when production commences as Aua increases the number of shares outstanding as Ruby Creek is moved to production. It is hoped that a bank financing will materialize where dilution will be kept to a minimum. Payback on capital costs from production is expected to fall in the 2-3 year category. These are very profitable margins that any corporation would be proud to have and numbers that can easily support a bank financing.


In my opinion, if Ruby Creek were currently in production Aua would not exist with the structure it has today. Aua would easily have been bought out by the majors. There has not been a major moly mine put into production on the North American Continent for decades. I believe it is only a matter of time before the majors recognize who will be the first major mine to come into production and that they need to control this supply of moly to meet the shortages that they will soon experience.


The huge amount of profits earned by any moly producing company over the last several years clearly show the importance of molybdenum production to the bottom line of any diversified base metals company.


The addition of Ruby Creek to the portfolio of any major moly producer or want to be moly producer would give that company an asset that in all likelihood would become the star moly mine in the company's moly portfolio.


Another very attractive feature of the Ruby Creek moly is the fact that it is pure moly with no sulphides. A large part of the growing demand for moly surrounds projects, such as the catalyst market, that must be supplied with pure moly. Aua is tailor made to meet this demand.


It is crystal clear to me that the future of the base metals industry, including molybdenum has never been brighter. It is only a matter of time before Aua hears that "knock on the door!" If my thinking is correct I also believe that there will be several suitors "banging on the door" when they all begin to realize the opportunity that is staring them right in the face.



WHY THE WEAKNESS IN THE PRICE OF THE STOCK?



I could give many excuses for the price of the stock being where it is at roughly $1.20 Can. The reality of the situation is the fact that the stock is at these prices and no amount of excuses mean anything. I bought 50,000 additional shares @$1.74 Can. for our portfolios as the stock retreated in value thinking I was getting a bargain. I had no idea that Aua could pull back to the $1.00 Can. price level. The fact that the stock has pulled back to these levels is giving investors an opportunity to turn back time and buy shares at levels they should never have seen again.


I had many phone calls from investors as Aua rose in price headed to a high of $2.90 Can. Most of these calls were from investors who failed to build positions when the stock was below $.60 Can. These investors failed to recognize the potential and value of Aua when it was inexpensive and there was a negative emotional value placed in the share price. Once the stock price began to rise the emotions kicked in and future shareholders began to invest when they should have been enjoying the ride or even taking a little profit. Unfortunately, many of these people are the ones selling shares at these low prices.


Until these investors turn their emotions off and learn to invest with knowledge, experience and logic the odds do not favor them ever becoming successful investors.


There has been a cloud of warrant expirations hanging over the stock and these warrants will have been exercised in the first week of July. Once this pressure is off the stock Aua should be free to begin moving up to levels that more fully reflect the value of the shares.


In my opinion, investors in Aua and more importantly new investors in Aua have been given an opportunity to build or begin to establish positions at prices they should never have had an opportunity to see again and most likely will never see again.


I have never sold a share of Aua and I have no interest in selling at prices anywhere near these levels. I am a paid consultant with the company and we own a ton of shares. It is very important for each of you to do your own homework as your conclusions and investment objectives may be different from mine.










Best Regards; Mike Hoy.