NOVA URANIUM - Drill Play of the Year - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[jseyffer]

Hallo WO`ler,

Bei Nova Uranium steht der Start der langerwarteten Bohrabeiten vor der Tür! Das Annoouncement kann jeden Tag kommen.

Die historischen Resourcen von 77 Millionen Pfund Uran der Lagerstätte "Nova A" werden jetzt nach NI 43-101 neu nachgewiesen. Zusätzlich sollen zunächst 10 Bohrungen auf "Nova B" und 20 Bohrungen auf "Nova A" durchgeführt werden. Zeitrahmen ca. 6 Wochen.

Die Drill-Rig ist bereits vor Ort.

Bis zum Herbst sollen "NOVA A" und "NOVA B" komplett nach dem neuen Standard definiert werden. Potenzial ca. 100 Mio. Pfund Uran.

hier geht`s zur Homepage
http://www.novauranium.com

gehandelt wird NOVA in Berlin (ISIN: CA66987K1030), in Kanada (NUC) und USA (NVURF).

Aktien: 17 Millionen (fully diluted)
ca 6 Millionen im Besitz des Managements

MfG

[jseyffer]

Die MK liegt aktuell bei 53 Mio $CAN (Kurs 3,20 CAN$).

bei 100 Mio Pfund Uran im Boden (nach NI 43-101), wäre ein mögliches Kursziel (bis Herbst 2006) 23-24 CAN$.

MfG

[jseyffer]

Drill Play of the Year ist nicht von mir

http://de.geocities.com/jseyffer_de/LE021006.pdf

fürs Research

MfG

[jseyffer]

Hallo,

Mit grosser Sicherheit kommt heute das NR zum Bohrstart, alternativ am Montag. Sobald vorhanden, stelle ich es rein. In den nächsten Wochen wird es mehrere NR`s zu den Bohrergebnissen geben.

MfG

Auszug aus Stockhouse:
Posted By: greenVV
Post Time: 3/13/2006 17:46

Thank you for your inquiry about Nova Uranium. Finally, after the removal of maple trees and road building, the drill rig has been mobilized. We expect the drilling to commence sometime this week. The drilling is planned on the A and B Zones of the Nova Showing. The first three core results will be assayed within three weeks of the start of drilling. From then on, the results will be sent to the assay lab in groups of five. We expect that, weather permitting, the 30 holes will be completed in approximately six weeks. The holes will be to a depth of 100 metres.

The Nova showing has an historic 77 million lb, on surface deposit on the A Zone, which was delineated with a maximum depth of 180 feet. The deposit is open at depth and along strike. The B Zone has similar surface geology as evidenced by air and ground surveys, grab and channel sampling. This represents an opportunity for an expansion of any resource that is confirmed on the A Zone. As we gain a better understanding of grade value from the drilling about to commence, the exploration team will focus on bringing additional rigs to the Nova Showing, in order to bring the full zone into 43-101 compliance by autumn. This spring, the Nova will also be conducting intermediate stage work on a number of these other showings, such as the Tom Dick.

If one calculates market capitalization divided by “pounds in the ground” Nova trades at a discount relative to its peers. Geographically, Nova is more focused. Nova Uranium has one continuous land position with significant previous work that has identified 21 Uranium showings. Historic resources on the Nova Showing compare favorably to our peers who have like volumes of pounds in the ground, but on various properties. Should Nova confirm economic grades, we believe that the market will respond very positively.

I will keep you apprised of developments, including a confirmation once drilling starts. If there is any further information I can provide or should you have any questions, please contact me directly. Once again thank you for your consideration.

[jseyffer]

Drilling Underway at NOVA `B`
3/20/2006

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Mar 20, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX) --
Nova Uranium (TSX VENTURE:NUC) is pleased to announce that drilling is in progress on the Nova "B" showing in the initial phase of Nova`s Mont Laurier area drill program.

The initial drill program will test limited portions of the Nova "A" and "B" zones with 25 to 30 large diameter HQ drillholes. Historical estimates for the Nova "A" zone by Bomet Mines in 1979, based on core and rotary air blast drilling together with shallow bulk sampling, estimate that it contains 77 million pounds of U3O8 in 32.36 million tons of material grading 2.4 lb/ton (0.12%) U3O8 (1). No historical resource calculations are available for the Nova "B" zone.

Nova`s target is a straightforward and safely mineable open pit bulk tonnage deposit with good access and infrastructure in the mining friendly regulatory environment of south central Quebec,Canada.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Donald G. Moore, CEO, President and Director

(1)Mr. Michael Moore, PGeo is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of the Company. Calculations of Uranium resources at Nova "A" Zone are historical in nature, predate and are non-compliant with NI 43-101. Nova is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or reserves. Nova has not undertaken any independent investigation of the resource estimate nor has it independently analyzed the results of the previous exploration work in order to verify the resources, and therefore the historical estimates should not be relied upon. However, Nova believes that these historical estimates provide a conceptual indication of the potential of the occurrence and are relevant to ongoing exploration.

SOURCE: Nova Uranium Corporation

Nova Uranium Corporation Donald G. Moore CEO, President and Director [phone] or Toll Free: 1-800-398-5645 www.novauranium.com

Copyright (C) 2006 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.

[Denis1982]

Bin schon seit Januar dabei.

Einstiegskurs 2,10€.

Viel Glück

Gruss

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.871.296 von jseyffer am 20.03.06 16:32:43

BTV Features Plutonic Power Corp. and Nova Uranium Corp
3/30/2006

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Mar 30, 2006 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) --
On April 1, 2, 3rd, 2006 -- on National TV, BTV-Business Television profiles: View the features online through the video links below:

Plutonic Power Corp. (TSX-V: PCC): http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/PlutonicPower.wmv promotes, supports and develops sustainable, renewable, green energy projects in British Columbia. Their plans for a "run-of-river" development are considered very green -- the least invasive way to produce electricity from water with a small environmental footprint.

Nova Uranium Corp. (TSX-V:NUC): http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/NovaUranium.wmv is dedicated to the exploration and development of uranium properties in Quebec, Canada, an area undergoing significantly revitalized exploration, with the potential of hosting world class economic deposits of uranium.

BTV, a half-hour weekly business program, profiles emerging companies across Canada and the USA. With Host Taylor Thoen, BTV features companies at their location, interviews the company's key executives, features their products and services and unveils their plans for future growth.

BTV BROADCAST TIMES:

CANADA: - Ontario: Toronto One (now SUNTV) -- Sun. Apr. 2nd
@ 9:00am EST,
BC/Washington: KVOS TV -- Sun. Apr. 2nd @ 4pm PST
AB/Calgary: CITY TV -- Mon. Apr. 3rd @ 3:30pm MST
Bell Express VU and Star Choice -- West SUNTV
Sun. Apr. 2nd @ 6:00am PST
U.S. national: -- America One -- Sat. Apr. 1st @10:30 am EST
www.americaone.com

WVVH South Hampton, NY KXOC Oklahoma City, OK
WSPY Plano, IL KWEM Stillwater, OK
WZBN Trenton, NJ KEEN Las Vegas
ShelbyTV Shelby Township KMCA Redding, CA
KKAX Kingman, AZ TV9 Troy, OH
WIVM Canton, OH WRBD Pensacola, FL
K48BK Dove Creek, CO KDAO Marshalltown
K27FA Craig, CO KTYJ Coeur d' Alene, ID
WRCF Orlando, FL NSU22 Natchitoches, LA
WLLS Indiana WBCF Florence, AL
WLNN Boone, NC W35AY Hilton Head Island, SC
W34AX Henderson, NC WJTS Jasper, IN
W67CD Sanford, NC WGTN Worthington, MN
WYBE Southern Pines, NC KCCE San Luis Obispo, CA
WBKA Bucyrus, OH W35BB Dublin, GA
CTV12 Cedar City, UT IMAGE Erie, PA
VTV Vernal, UT KPIF Pocatello, ID
WBII Ashland, MS K23BJ Lake Havasu City, AZ
WPRQ Clarksdale, MS UPN23 Hornell, NY
KXOK Enid, OK WEBU Webb, MS
WLMO Lima, OH WHAN Salem, IN

This news release was distributed by PrimeZone, www.primezone.com

SOURCE: BTV Business Television

BTV-Business Television [phone] www.b-tv.com

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.026.168 von jseyffer am 31.03.06 12:38:33

http://www.novauranium.com/s/MontLaurier.asp?ReportID=120713

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.871.981 von Denis1982 am 20.03.06 17:06:55

[006]

schön ruhig hier
006

[Denis1982]

Heute nochmal 1000 nachgelegt.



Gruss

[Denis1982]

Leute der kurs steht atm bei 3,36 US $ und ihr vertickt eure Anteile zu 2,48€.....

Sehr Intelligent

Gruss

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.164.832 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 19:03:09

absolute Kaufgelegenheit!

greetings!

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.164.832 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 19:03:09

€2,48 war ein Kauf! nix vertickt, nachkauf!

wer die Chance nicht nutzt ist selbst Schuld!

MfG

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.636 von jseyffer am 11.04.06 19:51:59

Warum nicht nutzen?

Hab doch 1000 stück heute nachgrlegt.

Vieleicht hat auch wer bei 2,48€ nachgekauft, kann ja sein.

Aber davor hat sie jemand zu diesem Kurs VERKAUFT.

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.716 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 19:56:56

Und derjenige ist, meiner Meinung nach, nicht ganz auf der höhe

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.743 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 19:58:12

Fairer umrechnungswert wäre 2,75€

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.716 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 19:56:56

ich habe für €2,49 nachgekauft, soeben nochmal gecheckt!

MfG

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.812 von jseyffer am 11.04.06 20:01:57

Jo so ca. 500 stimmts ?

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.839 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 20:03:35

ich 1000 zu 2,65€ und morgen wird sie mindestens auf 2,8€ sein

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.812 von jseyffer am 11.04.06 20:01:57

Und damit du bei 2,49 € nachkaufen konntest muss sie jemand vorher zu 2,48€ verkauft haben.

Und derjenige hat sie nicht alle, tut mir leid, persönliche meinung

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.880 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 20:05:52

18:52:38 2,49 500 5.215 meine
18:31:24 2,48 195 4.715 VK
18:23:50 2,59 2.520 4.520 super unbekannt
18:11:00 2,60 1.000 2.000 meine
16:07:35 2,65 1.000 1.000 deine
09:14:10 2,65 0 0

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.973 von jseyffer am 11.04.06 20:11:03

Genau das meinte ich

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.165.880 von Denis1982 am 11.04.06 20:05:52

Wird wohl nix mit den 2,8€ heute

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.169.239 von Denis1982 am 12.04.06 06:54:55

muss ja nicht heute sein, kommt sicher noch!

Ich habe heute Nacht noch mit Nova telefoniert! Hier eine kurze Zusammenfassung:

- 8 Bohrungen sind fertiggestellt
- Bohrloch Nr.9 wird jetzt bis zu einer Tiefe von 175m gedrillt.
- das erste Core ist im Labor
- die anderen werden halbiert und anschliessend ins Labor gebracht
- Laborergebnisse und Pressemitteilung voraussichtlich Ende April

zur Erinnerung:

- die historischen Messungen (77 Mio. Pfund) beruhen auf Schätzungen bis zu einer Bohrtiefe von 25-30 Metern.
- "Nova B" wurde damals nicht berücksichtigt
- die Mineralisierung setzt sich also sowohl in der Tiefe wie auch südlich von Nova A fort

und zu allerletzt, der Geologe ist zuversichtlich die historische Resourcenschätzung zu überbieten.

also zurücklegen und abwarten

viele Grüsse an alle Investierten

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.170.618 von jseyffer am 12.04.06 09:50:37

Hätten wir mal mit dem nachkauf bis heute gewartet.



Gruss

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.170.618 von jseyffer am 12.04.06 09:50:37

P.S: 175m = Viel Höhere Förderkosten

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.181.454 von Denis1982 am 12.04.06 19:37:56

Open-pit, nach wie vor!

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.181.760 von jseyffer am 12.04.06 19:51:44

Ohh sry...

Ich Mensch ich.

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.181.781 von Denis1982 am 12.04.06 19:52:49

In etwa vergleichbar mit Paladin's "Langer Heinrich"

nur besser!



1000m x 1000m x 150m = 150.000.000 m³

150.000.000 m³ x 2,8 (Dichte) = 420.000.000 t

bei einem Durchschnittlichen Urangehalt von 1 lb/t

420.000.000 lbs Uran

bei einem Durchschnittlichen Urangehalt von 2 lb/t

840.000.000 lbs Uran

Nur meine Meinung, aber die historischen Resourcen von 77 Mio. lbs Uran werden Sie mit Sicherheit übertreffen.

"Langer Heinrich" liegt bei ca. 140.000.000 lbs Uran

in ca. 2-3 Wochen haben wir einen ersten Anhaltspunkt, in 6-9 Monaten die erste Resourcen-Schätzung.

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.182.579 von jseyffer am 12.04.06 20:37:40

SUBJECT: Talked with Don Moore Posted By: 123eoj
Post Time: 4/12/2006 14:45

He gave me basically the same update, was very helpful. He also said that they would probably issue a news release this afternoon or tomorrow just to update on the progress.

123


Telefonnummer von NOVA IR:

Phone: [phone]

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.182.812 von jseyffer am 12.04.06 20:55:13

David Pescod's late night letter:

We caught up with Don Moore today and I guess the
news on Nova Uranium is one of those good news/bad news
stories. Looks like the drilling so far on the Nova B zone
has gone very well as Moore suggests they are currently
drilling on holes 12 and 13 meaning very shortly they will be
finished work on the Nova B zone and heading over to the
Nova A. That’s the good news.
The bad news is that they’ve had problems. Weeks ago,
it was a huge blanket of snow that slowed everything down
to a crawl and delayed them by weeks. Now, while they are
up and drilling it looks like they are having trouble with
saws and people qualified to work on the core. It looks like
the first person they had, injured himself off the job and it
took a while to hire a second qualified skilled person and
when he came on staff, they found out the saws weren’t of
the needed variety.
Now that they are up and running and a second set of
saws should be operational shortly to help catch up, this all
means that they are still two and a half weeks behind schedule.
For those of us who have hopes fostered by the Coffin
Brothers talk of a potential $10.00 stock here, delays cause
nervousness. Moore fully expects to have the results of the
first three holes, out in about two and a half weeks
time...something we’ve heard before.
We ask veteran market observer, Moore, what he thinks
of the last couple of days in the market...is this the start of a
correction or heaven forbid something worse? “I don’t think
so” Moore says, “I think it’s more of a little bit of a year end
blues. Some are selling for tax reasons, some are facing
year end at their brokers”. He doesn’t think it’s anything
significant. If anything, he suggests there is another run in
the gold stocks coming.

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.182.812 von jseyffer am 12.04.06 20:55:13

NOVA URANIUM CORP Quick Quote: NUC 3.49 (+0.24)

Nova Uranium Corporation: Update on Nova B Zone Drilling & Exploration Plans
4/13/2006
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 13, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Nova Uranium (TSX VENTURE:NUC) is pleased to update the ongoing Phase One Nova Showing drill program at its Mont Laurier Uranium Property. The Phase One drill program is currently testing limited portions of the Nova "A" and "B" Zones with a planned 30 vertical, large diameter HQ drill holes. To date, a total of 992 metres of core have been drilled in nine holes on the Nova "B" Zone. An additional three holes are planned for the "B" Zone, followed immediately by initial drill testing of the Nova "A" Zone with 18 holes. Core sampling of the first nine holes has been slower than anticipated because of a combination of logistical, technical and personnel issues. Nova has recently doubled both the size of its field geological staff and its core cutting capacity in order to provide a more rapid pace of results. To date only samples from the first hole have been logged, cut and submitted to the laboratory for analyses. Nova has not received any analytical results from this first hole.

Nova is also pleased to announce that it has completed a detailed compilation of its extensive Mont Laurier Uranium Property's large historical data set. Nova plans to commence its summer field season program before the end of May. The program will focus on follow up of the additional known 20 surface uranium showings on the property and investigation of airborne radiometric and ground geochemical anomalies with a goal of preparing additional high priority targets for drill testing by late summer.

Priority targets selected include the following: Tom Dick North and South, JRB-4 Group, Rabbit, No.1 and No.1 Extension, No.2, H-5 Zone, and the Seneca Group. Nova anticipates identifying additional priority targets as the field season progresses.

Tom Dick North and South

The Tom Dick showings are located about seven kilometres southwest of the Nova Showing and are underlain by two discreet airborne radiometric equivalent uranium highs. These highs cover an area of about 500m x 200m and 600m x 250m for the North and South Zones respectively. Historical surface sampling in the Tom Dick area reports uranium oxide values averaging about 1 to 3 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.05% to 0.15%), with local high grade highs up to 19 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.95%). Historical drilling at the Tom Dick includes some 105 narrow diameter drill holes; 22 on the North Zone and 83 on the South Zone. No analytical data is available for the South Zone drilling, but five surface bulk samples collected averaged 1.43 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.07%). Some select highlights of the North Zone drilling include 11.9m of 0.72 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.04%), 14.3m of 0.87 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.04%) and 2.0m of 0.93 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.05%).

JRB-4 Group

The JRB-4 Group is roughly ten kilometres northeast of the Nova Showing and is comprised of six established showings, two of which are considered high priority. These include the 'New' and 'Lac Lafargue' showings. The JRB-4 Group of showings is underlain by a number of discreet and semi-continuous airborne radiometric equivalent uranium highs, covering a rough area of 1 x 3 kilometres. None of the showings reports any historical drilling. Historical surface sampling of a bulldozed trench at the New Showing reports uranium oxide values ranging 0.68 to 5.8 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.03 to 0.29%), averaging 3.78 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.19%). Samples were collected from a westerly trending white pegmatite body with an exposed width of 15 to 35 metres and an exposed strike length of about 300 metres. The Lac Lafargue showing is unique among other property showings, since uranium mineralization may be located in sediment hosted skarns. Three surface rock samples collected from small rock exposures in the Lac Lafargue area contain unusually high grade uranium oxide values of 14.56, 16.44 and 22.78 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.73, 0.82 and 1.14%).

Rabbit

The newly discovered Rabbit Showing is about 2.4 kilometres northwest of the Nova Showing and is outside the limits of Nova's detailed airborne radiometric survey completed last year. Nova discovered the showing during its November 2005 exploration program. Nine grab/channel samples were collected from a shallow west dipping radioactive biotite paragneiss and two high values of 2.51 and 1.21 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.13 and 0.06%) were obtained together with seven other results below 0.5 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.03%).

No.1 and No.1 Extension, No.2, H-5 Zone (Mekoos Group)

On the western side of the Mekoos Group, only two kilometres southwest of the Nova Showing, are four high priority showings; the No.1 and No.1 Extension, No.2 and H-52 zones. The area is underlain by a broad airborne radiometric equivalent uranium high, covering an estimated area of one square kilometre. More than 200 RC and/or diamond drill holes have been drilled in these zones. Many of supporting drill logs available report wide zones of radioactivity. No analytical data is available for these drill holes.

Seneca Group

The Seneca Group of showings are about 13.5 kilometres south of the Nova Showing, they are part of a series of northeast trending airborne radiometric equivalent uranium highs, covering an estimated area of 250m x 1,200m. Reports indicate that the dominant radioactive lithology is a shallow west dipping northeast trending white pegmatite. Eight rock samples collected in 1978 from a bulldozed trench on the "A" Zone averaged 2.82 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.14%). Historical drilling at the Seneca Group includes 31 narrow diameter drill holes; 28 on the "A" Zone and 3 on the "B" Zone. Some select drilling highlights include 2.13m of 0.95 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.05%) and 9.6m of 1.17 pounds U3O8 per ton (0.06%).

Mr. Michael Moore, PGeo is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of the Company.

Nova's primary target is a straightforward and safely mineable open pit bulk tonnage uranium deposit with good access and infrastructure in the mining friendly regulatory environment of south central Quebec, Canada.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Donald G. Moore, CEO, President and Director

No stock exchange has approved or disapproved the information contained herein.

SOURCE: Nova Uranium Corporation

Nova Uranium Corporation Donald G. Moore CEO, President and Director [phone] or Toll Free: 1-800-398-5645 www.novauranium.com

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.194.835 von jseyffer am 13.04.06 16:51:36

3,14 USD +11,08%

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.194.835 von jseyffer am 13.04.06 16:51:36

Nova Uranium: Road Show available on www.roadshows.tv
4/18/2006

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Apr 18, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
RoadShows.tv is proud to announce the addition of Nova Uranium (TSX VENTURE:NUC) corporate presentation. You can access it on www.roadshows.tv.

RoadShows.tv was designed with the participation of business leaders, financial communication professionals, securities brokers, as well as financial journalists and investors, in order to effectively meet the specific communication needs of widely held companies at an affordable price.

Contacts: RoadShows.tv 1 [phone] www.roadshows.tv

SOURCE: Nova Uranium Corporation

http://www.roadshows.tv

Copyright 2006 Market Wire, All rights reserved.

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.223.893 von jseyffer am 18.04.06 14:55:33

NOVA drillt jetzt "NOVA A".

die ersten 13 Bohrungen von "NOVA B" sind abgeschlossen.

die geplanten $1,6 Mio für Exploration werden auf $2,6 Mio angehoben! 3-4 Rigs fürs Sommerprogramm geplant!

Bodenbildung abgeschlossen, von hieran geht's wieder bergauf!

MfG

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.351.142 von jseyffer am 27.04.06 18:40:29

Schauen wir mal

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.353.584 von Denis1982 am 27.04.06 20:56:12

SUBJECT: They're waiting for results on first 4 Posted By: dstmac
Post Time: 4/27/2006 16:27

Spoke to IR and he said they have first core results in "preliminary" form - but that they aren't releasing anything until they have first four or five done - which is likely going to be in the next week or two.
He also said that the geiger counter readings on the most recent core samples (14 so far I think) are getting hits right to the end of the core (however deep - 100 metres at least) - but that they're going to have to wait to get confirmation from the lab because there are also other metals that can make the geiger counter register that way.

Also - they're likely going to make another press release tomorrow, or next week.

In any event - thought I'd share that update with you all.

Und aus dem Pescod-Letter heute abend !

Meanwhile, Nova Uranium is probably going to exemplify what is going to
happen to a lot of uranium players. Once again, delays. First there were two
to three weeks of unbelievably heavy snow that wouldn’t allow drilling equipment
and crews on site on their Mount Laurier property in Quebec. Then
they finally get drilling and find the people and skills needed aren’t around.
They have to search and have a two week delay to find trades people that
can cut the core.
Now, while Don Moore tells us that they are currently drilling the 15th hole
and should be starting the 16th (finishing Nova B and starting on Nova A).
The new delay that is going to plague the uranium business is that assay
labs have such a back up, that just when Nova is going to have the results is
still open to debate. Moore is hoping that it will be within two weeks...but
that’s a line you’ve heard before.
It has been decades since anyone has cared to drill and hunt for uranium
projects because there was little market for the goods. Everyone was refining
old nuclear weapons and uranium prices were but a pittance.
Now the reverse is true and try and find labs that can tell you if you’ve got
some uranium in your core. There aren’t that many and those that can, have
huge line ups.
Meanwhile, we’ve gone from four or five uranium explorers to around 250
and I guess one could expect waits for almost all of them when they finally
do get working.

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.355.514 von jseyffer am 27.04.06 22:59:00

[Denis1982]

1,9€

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.365.887 von jseyffer am 28.04.06 16:18:16

Frage mich wo du den kurs her hast -.-

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.371.120 von Denis1982 am 28.04.06 21:34:46

der SK in Kanada liegt bei $2,99, also ca. €2,12.

nachdem in Berlin heute kein Umsatz war, siehst Du nur den Schlusskurs von gestern Abend in Kanada, bzw. Eröffnungskurs von Berlin heute morgen.

von der ersten Bohrprobe gibt es ein vorläufiges Ergebnis!
Eventuell gibt es ein Update (News-Release) am Montag oder man wartet auf Bohrergebnisse von 4-5 Bohrlöchern.
Nachdem es in der Vergangenheit immer wieder zu Verzögerungen aufgrund schlechten Wetters, Baumfällarbeiten, etc..... gekommen ist, und der Kurs deswegen stark zurückkam, rechne ich auch mit einem Update.
Jetzt kommt noch dazu, dass zwar in der Zwischenzeit ca. 15 Bohrungen abgeschlossen sind, allerdings sind die Labore, welche die Bohrproben analysieren stark überlastet. Es ist also nicht garantiert ob die nächsten Ergebnisse innerhalb von 2 Wochen eintreffen.

MfG und schönes WE

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.372.074 von jseyffer am 28.04.06 22:38:00

Nova Uranium Corporation: Update on Nova B and A Zone Drilling
5/1/2006

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, May 1, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --
Nova Uranium (TSX VENTURE:NUC) is pleased to update the ongoing Phase One Nova Showing drill program at its Mont Laurier Uranium Property. The Phase One drill program is currently testing limited portions of the Nova "A" and "B" zones with a planned 30 vertical, large diameter HQ drill holes. To date, a total of 2,015 metres of core have been drilled in 18 holes. Drill testing of the northeast portion of the Nova "B" Zone is complete. Core sampling of the first five holes drilled on the B Zone is complete and samples have been forwarded to the laboratory for analyses. Nova has received only partial analytical results from the first hole. Drilling of the "A" Zone has commenced with five of 17 holes now complete.

Nova intends to release drill results from the Nova Showing drilling in 3 to 5 hole batches. The first set of analytical data from holes 1 to 3 (possibly 4) are expected for the second week of May. After this first release of Phase One Nova Showing drill results, shareholders can expect a steady stream of data into late June or early July.

As stated in a previous news release Nova has recently doubled both the size of its field geological staff and its core cutting capacity in order to provide a more rapid pace of results. However, the current time lag between sample delivery to the laboratory and receipt of results is estimated at three to four weeks. This time lag will likely grow to greater than 4 weeks as summer approaches.

Mr. Michael Moore, PGeo. is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of the Company.

Nova's primary target is a straightforward and safely mineable open pit bulk tonnage uranium deposit with good access and infrastructure in the mining friendly regulatory environment of south central Quebec, Canada.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Donald G. Moore, CEO, President and Director

SOURCE: Nova Uranium Corporation

Nova Uranium Corporation Donald G. Moore CEO, President and Director [phone] or Toll Free: 1-800-398-5645 www.novauranium.com

Copyright (C) 2006 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.394.110 von jseyffer am 01.05.06 20:10:27

[Neono]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.403.588 von jseyffer am 02.05.06 16:00:54

Schau Dir mal an, wo Donald G. Moore, CEO, President and Director noch aktiv ist. Von den Dreien, die ich fand, sind zumindest 2 tierisch interessant. Mit Nova haben sie einen tollen Job gemacht. Die zwei anderen werden gerade hübsch gemacht

Neono

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.403.644 von Neono am 02.05.06 16:03:56

Soweit ich weiss ist er noch in Pediment aktiv!

Nova ist zwar schon gut gelaufen, aber die Bohrergebnisse kommen erst nächste Woche.

Für das Sommerprogramm sind mindestens 3 Drill-Rigs geplant (NR in Kürze). Bis zum Herbst sind hier ca. 100 Mio. Pfund Uran nach NI 43-101 nachgewiesen (MK $400-$500 $CAN). Aktuell $50 Mio.

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.403.588 von jseyffer am 02.05.06 16:00:54

anscheinend sind Resultate des ersten Bohrlochs durchgesickert.

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.404.235 von jseyffer am 02.05.06 16:37:13

von IR:

The summer program will largely depend on what we pull up in this drill program…we have some grass roots exploration on 42 other surface showings…

In der Zwischenzeit wurden 42 zusätzliche Ziele definiert! vorher 20!

der Zug fährt gerade ab!

MfG

[lincsix]

hi,

schicke aktie mit wahsinns ressourcen - wenn diese denn bestätigt werden - das soll dann in der 2. mai-woche kommen ? -

einsteigen oder noch warten?

[Neono]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.404.011 von jseyffer am 02.05.06 16:24:36

Playfair, Kermode und Ruppert ebenfalls. Die beiden erstgenannten werden gerade hübsch gemacht.

Neono

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.409.329 von lincsix am 02.05.06 21:38:39

sieht nicht mehr nach einer Konsolidierung aus.

eventuell Intraday-Schwäche nutzen. Kauf am besten in Kanada, oder nach 15 Uhr 30 in Berlin (kleinerer Spread!).

ich dachte, du bist schon drin!

MfG

[lincsix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.409.432 von jseyffer am 02.05.06 21:42:52

wieso sollte ich drin sein ? hast ja erst jetzt den tipp rausgehauen !!

kannte das unternehmen bisher nicht - habe es bei falcon gelesen .
in canada kann ich nicht kaufen - werde mal ne intraday schwäche nutzen .

warum wird dem wert bei WO nicht mehr beachtung geschenkt? - sieht doch ganz gut aus, wenn die resultate bestätigt werden..

in TVC biste auch noch dabei ?

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.410.160 von lincsix am 02.05.06 22:16:14

Nein, bei TVC bin ich letzte Woche raus.

Habe den Anstieg genutzt und Gewinne realisiert (KK 0,96).

Geht wahrscheinlich weiter aufwärts mit TVC, aber nicht mehr so schnell, trotzdem viel Glück mit TVC.

MfG

[lincsix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.410.298 von jseyffer am 02.05.06 22:23:59

bei TVC bin ich sehr long eingstellt - sprott hat heute sein kursziel auf 4,40 CAN$ angehoben ..

sind die 17% plus von heute spekulation oder gabs news?

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.410.378 von lincsix am 02.05.06 22:31:41

Pass auf bei TVC, charttechnisch ist da sehr viel Luft nach unten und es schreit geradezu nach Korrektur.

Zu den heutigen 17% scheint es so als ob jemand mehr weiss als wir.

Keine News gefunden.

Schaut euch mal bitte UPDA an Thread: UPDA Chancen plus Risko Verhältnis gering!.

Bin dort auch investiert und zuversichtlich das es bald eine sehr starke erholung geben wird, obwohl die meisten im Thread schon das Handtuch geschmissen haben und am sind.

Eure meinung dazu würde mich sehr interessieren

MfG

[Denis1982]

Da wusste wirklich jemand mehr als wir...

RT 2,99US $

Na hoffentlich geht´s weiter so.

MfG

[lincsix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.410.981 von Denis1982 am 03.05.06 00:02:06

hm - werde dann mal noch 1-3 tage warten und reingehen .-

bei TVC ist nur ne menge luft nach oben - warte auch schon seid wochen auf ne harte konsi - kommt aber nicht - sprott steuert den kurs schön auf sein neues kursziel 4,40 CAN $ -

@dennis : wenn du ne aktie suchst , die derbe runtergekommen ist und enorm potenzial hat dann schau dir norsemont an -.

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.412.721 von lincsix am 03.05.06 09:54:54

die ersten Resultate sollen angeblich am 11.Mai veröffentlicht werden (Stockhouse Posting). Warte noch auf Bestätigung von IR.

MfG

[lincsix]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.448.670 von jseyffer am 05.05.06 18:31:26

stellst du die antwort dann hier rein?

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.481.020 von lincsix am 08.05.06 21:32:31

die Laborergebnisse können jeden Tag eintreffen, einen genauen Termin konnte IR nicht nennen, sobald Sie die Daten haben, werden diese aber veröffentlicht.

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.485.751 von jseyffer am 09.05.06 10:34:53

Hallo @all,

besteht eventuell Interesse, sich im Rahmen der Stockdays in Frankfurt am 24./25.Mai sich mit Don Moore und Shawn Perger (Skyline IR) zu treffen, um Fragen zu "Nova Uranium", "Playfair Mining" und "Pediment Exploration" stellen ?

Falls ja, Details per Wallstreet-Mail

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.512.169 von jseyffer am 10.05.06 20:24:03

Hi @all,

durchhalten, diese Woche noch geht's wieder aufwärts.
Es fehlen nur noch die Bohrergebnisse!

MfG

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.591.289 von jseyffer am 15.05.06 17:35:32

Hi,

hab nen auftrag drin.. 100

Gruss

Denis

[Denis1982]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.593.857 von Denis1982 am 15.05.06 19:51:29

Das sollte heissen

1000 Stück zu 2 €

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.593.857 von Denis1982 am 15.05.06 19:51:29

Na hoffentlich hat's geklappt.

scheint wieder aufwärts zu gehen, die Korrektur gestern war etwas zu krass.

Falls es noch Fragen an den CEO (Don Moore) gibt, bitte reinstellen oder per BM. Treffe ihn nächste Woche Mittwoch in Frankfurt!

MfG

[milchundbrot007]

kannst ja mal fragn wieso so viele gebort haben aber trotzdem keiner buddelt.... wäre ganz interessant....!

[milchundbrot007]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.613.925 von milchundbrot007 am 16.05.06 22:54:41

"h"

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.613.925 von milchundbrot007 am 16.05.06 22:54:41

ein Grund war der fallende Rhstoffpreis für Uran.



die Abbaukosten für Nova dürften sich bei 15-20 Dollar / Pfund Uran bewegen. Bei einem Preis von unter 20 Dollar ist der Abbau ein Verlustgeschäft, aktuell stehen wir aber bei $43, Tendenz nach oben.

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.626.028 von jseyffer am 17.05.06 18:10:58

Bohrergenisse sind eingetroffen , eventuell folden heute noch mehr.

Ein NR wird Dienstag oder Mittwoch kommen (Montag ist Feiertag in Kanada) !!!

MfG

[milchundbrot007]

au wei, bei der aktienentwicklung scheinen die ergebnisse ja nicht so gut zu sein wie erhofft...
...oder ist das die chance nochmal n letztes mal günstig ranzukommen....???



jseyffer: super antwort, danke....

[milchundbrot007]

...hmm... heisst das jetzt der markt hat schlechte ergebnisse vorweggenommen und die aus den jeweiligen labors hatten die kunde schon gestreut... oder sind das jetzt noch ein letztesmal einstiegskurse...????

[jseyffer]

meiner Meinung nach sind das Einstiegskurse.

der Kurs kam zum einen durch die allgemeine Korrektur an der Kanadischen Börse zurück, und auch wegen der Verzögerung der Bohrergebnisse auf Grund der ausgelasteten Labore.

Wirst sehen, diese Woche noch geht's kräftig bergauf!

MfG

[jseyffer]

das BID in Kanada füllt sich!

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.759.318 von jseyffer am 23.05.06 16:12:00

die langersehnten Bohrergebnisse kommen in den nächsten 24 Stunden.

Laut IR, entweder heute nach Börsenschluss Kanada oder vor Börseneröffnung morgen!

Wer sicher gehen will abwarten, lesen, zuschlagen!

MfG

[sparplan_b]

=======================================================================
Re: News Release - Tuesday, May 23, 2006
NOVA Confirms Uranium at Mont Laurier
=======================================================================

Nova Uranium is pleased to report that the first five drillholes on the
Nova "B" Zone on its Mont Laurier property have confirmed the presence
of uranium mineralization. The Phase One drill program is currently
testing limited portions of the Nova "A" and "B" Zones with large
diameter HQ drill holes. To date, a total of 3,038 metres of core have
been drilled in 27 vertical holes. Historical estimates for the Nova
"A" zone by Bomet Mines in 1979, based on core and rotary air blast
drilling together with shallow bulk sampling, estimate that it contains
77 million pounds of U3O8 in 32.36 million tons of material grading 2.4
lb/ton (0.12%) U3O8 *. No historical resource calculations are
available for the Nova "B" zone.

Core logging and sampling of the first nine of thirteen holes drilled
on the Nova "B" Zone and holes 15 through 18 on the Nova "A" Zone is
complete. Samples from these holes have been forwarded to the
laboratory for analyses. The first complete set of analytical results
for an individual hole was received on May 12th, after which Nova has
received an irregular stream of analytical results for the first five
holes drilled on the Nova "B" Zone. Drilling of the Nova "A" Zone
continues with fourteen holes now complete. No analytical results have
been received to date from the Nova "A" Zone drilling.

The first five vertical holes on B Zone were drilled to depths ranging
from 102 to 108 metres. Core samples were collected over the full
length of each hole, except for a short 25-metre section in hole
NV06-01. The following analytical results are highlights from the first
four holes, individual values range from nil to 3.16 lbs/ton (0.16%)
U3O8.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Hole Zone From To Core Width U308
(metres) (metres) (metres) lbs/ton (%) Host Rock
--------------------------------------------------------------------
NV06-01 B 0.45 2.62 2.17 1.49 (0.075) White Pegmatite
NV06-02 B 88.96 91.82 2.86 0.63 (0.032) White Pegmatite
B 100.34 102.00 1.66 0.67 (0.034) White Pegmatite
NV06-03 B 28.65 29.65 1.00 0.99 (0.050) White Pegmatite
B 82.54 83.16 0.62 0.56 (0.028) White Pegmatite
NV06-04 B 97.62 98.48 0.86 0.92 (0.043) White Pegmatite
--------------------------------------------------------------------

Hole NV06-05 contains only weakly anomalous uranium values. Hole
NV06-01 was collared in mineralization and hole NV06-02 ended in
mineralization so the full thickness of mineralization in these two
holes is not known. All rocks observed in core are very strongly
metamorphosed and dip 10 to 35 degrees to the northwest. Combined
scintillometer and analytical results from these first five holes
indicates that disseminated uranium mineralization generally occurs in
grey-white pegmatites. To date, drill logs indicate that these
pegmatite bodies can be up to 32 metres thick.

The 13 drillholes on Nova "B" Zone test only about 15% of the
radiometric anomaly associated with the Nova "B" Zone. Further work on
the Nova "B" Zone will be considered on completion of the current
program.

Nova has compared the analytical results for these five holes with
geophysical scintillometer readings (measured in 'counts per second')
collected from the core and now is confident that scintillometer
readings can be used to better focus detailed geological logging and
analytical sampling. In future only above background portions of core
will be sampled and not the entire hole. The time taken to obtain
results from both the field and the laboratory is therefore expected to
decrease significantly in future.

Importantly, Nova has collected and examined the scintillometer
readings for drill holes 1 to 10 (Nova "B" Zone) and 15 to 20 (Nova "A"
Zone) and based on the comparison of analytical results and
scintillometer readings from the first five holes, Nova offers the
following information on the eleven holes for which scintillometer
readings are available but no analytical results are available. In the
Nova "B" Zone scintillometer readings collected from hole six report
low to locally strong counts per second over the initial 34 metres
while holes seven to ten report generally low values.

In the Nova "A" Zone scintillometer readings collected from holes
sixteen to nineteen report moderate to locally very strong counts per
second over widths varying from one to twenty-six metres. Hole eighteen
stands out as the most noteworthy hole to date, where an interval of
about 26 metres long (starting from surface) reports high counts per
second. Scintillometer readings collected from holes fifteen and twenty
report generally low values. Nova strongly cautions that scintillometer
readings are only a rough guide as to the general tenor of uranium
mineralization and are in no way a substitute for actual analytical
data.

Based on results to date Nova has increased the number of holes drilled
on the Nova "A" Zone. An additional six holes will be drilled north of
the previously planned drilling.

Nova has received final maps for the combined property-wide
Terraquest-Sanders airborne radiometric surveys. These combined
geophysical surveys have successfully confirmed the location of surface
uranium showings reported in historical documents and have also
identified a number of new target areas. This new map will soon be
available for viewing on the Nova website. Nova plans to use the new
radiometric maps in combination with the detailed compilation of its
extensive Mont Laurier Uranium Property's historical data set to focus
on the follow up of the additional known 20 surface uranium showings on
the property and to investigate airborne radiometric and ground
geochemical anomalies. The goal is to prepare additional high priority
targets for drill testing by early fall.

As mentioned in an earlier news release, the near-term priority targets
include the following: Tom Dick North and South, JRB-4 Group, Rabbit,
No.1 and No. 1 Extension, No.2, H-5 Zone, and the Seneca Group. Nova
anticipates identifying additional priority targets as the field season
progresses. Nova plans to commence its summer field season program by
the middle of June.

Nova's primary target is a straightforward and safely mineable open pit
bulk tonnage uranium deposit with good access and infrastructure in the
mining friendly regulatory environment of south central Quebec, Canada.
Further information is available on the company's website
www.novauranium.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
"Donald G. Moore"
Donald G. Moore CEO, President and Director

*Mr. Michael Moore, PGeo is the qualified person who has reviewed the
technical information contained in this news release on behalf of the
Company. Calculations of Uranium resources at Nova "A" Zone are
historical in nature, predate and are non-compliant with NI 43-101.
Nova is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral
resources or reserves. Nova has not undertaken any independent
investigation of the resource estimate nor has it independently
analyzed the results of the previous exploration work in order to
verify the resources, and therefore the historical estimates should not
be relied upon. However, Nova believes that these historical estimates
provide a conceptual indication of the potential of the occurrence and
are relevant to ongoing exploration.

Core samples were collected under the supervision of Mr. Hillar
Pintson,P.Geo. HQ diameter core was cut in half and the samples shipped
to SGS Canada Inc. in Toronto Ontario with the remaining half retained
for reference. SGS is an ISO 9002 registered laboratory. The samples
were prepared for analysis by fine crushing (75% passing a 2mm screen),
then a 250 gram split was pulverized (85% passing a 75 micron screen),
finally a 0.3 gram split was subjected to a high temperature four acid
near total digestion. A 50-element ICP spectrometry analyses was
conducted on the digested solution. All coarse rejects and sample pulps
are currently stored at the SGS facilities.


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

No Stock Exchange Has Approved or Disapproved The Information Contained
Herein

=======================================================================
Copyright (c) 2006 NOVA URANIUM CORPORATION (NUC) All rights reserved.
For more information visit our website at http://www.novauranium.com/
or send mailto:[e-mail]
Message sent on Tue May 23, 2006 at 2:08:51 PM Pacific Time
=======================================================================

[Neono]

Das war dann wohl der Drillplay des Jahres

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.767.532 von Neono am 24.05.06 01:15:49

..hmm, tja, nicht mal encouraged sind Sie ...

http://www.greenpeace.de/fileadmin/gpd/user_upload/themen/at…

als link mal eine Studie von (kein Scherz!) Greenpeace, die sich mit der "Reichweite der Uran-Vorräten der der Welt" beschäftigt.
Darin auch eine Klassifizierung der Uran-Konzentrationen hinsichtlich ihrer Abbauwürdigkeit. Unter 0,1% U gilt als mäßig, nur unter besonderen Bedingungen abbauwürdig (z.B. riesiger Tagebaubetrieb von Rössing, Namibia).

Gruß
sparplan_b

[Denis1982]

Und wie sehen aus?

habt ihr alle schon verkauft?

Gruss

Denis

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.827.647 von Denis1982 am 27.05.06 06:29:53

Hallo Denis,

bin noch dabei, habe für €1,50 nochmal nachgekauft.

Die Ergebnisse der ersten 5 Bohrlöcher waren Sch...., aber halte das Gebiet um Mont Laurier immer noch für aussichtsreich.

Mitte Juni wird das Sommerprogramm bekannt gegeben (Anzahl der Drill-Rigs und Ziele der Bohrungen. Bis dahin werden wahrscheinlich weitere Bohrergebnisse folgen (hoffentlich bessere).

Habe leider wenig Zeit unter der Woche, um hier zu posten, lese aber gelegentlich die Einträge.

schönes WE

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.833.644 von jseyffer am 27.05.06 15:21:12

Hi all,

habe noch mal mit IR telefoniert.

- Mitte Juni wird der Umfang des Sommer-Drill-Programms veröffentlicht. 3-4 Rigs werden dann parallel bohren.

- bis dahin gibt es auch die ersten Resultate von "Nova A" (eventuell vorher, die Proben sind im Labor in Vancouver, welches schneller arbeitet).

- Die Firma ist nach wie vor zuversichtlich die 77 Mio Pfund Uran von Nova A zu bestätigen und zusätzliche Resourcen auf "Tom Dick", "JRB-4", "Rabbit", "H-5 Zone" und "Seneca" zu definieren.

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.908.738 von jseyffer am 01.06.06 17:12:38

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.910.833 von jseyffer am 01.06.06 19:09:18

NOVA URANIUM CP
Daily Commentary


Our system posted a BUY CONFIRMED today. The previous SELL recommendation was issued on 05.12.2006 (20) days ago, when the stock price was 3.5000. Since then NUC has fallen -36.29% .

BUY-IF is confirmed by a white candlestick with a lower open and a higher close. The buying price is the previous close ( 1.8500 ) according to the Rules of Confirmation.

Patience pays off. The market wavered a bit but finally confirmed the recent bullish formation. The dose of the previous day was not enough for a BUY-IF confirmation but today it is. Though the market opened lower today, the day’s activity created a white candlestick that closed above the previous close. This is a valid confirmation criterion. The market is now ready for a bullish move.

We hope that you acted quickly and already bought this stock . Your important benchmark was the previous close. You were supposed to watch the session carefully, feel its bullish tendency despite the lower opening, and go long after making sure that the prices stay over the previous close.

If you bought, continue to hold this stock until the confirmation of the next SELL-IF signal. You are on safe grounds as long as the future prices continue to trade above the benchmark price. What to do if you did not buy? Maybe, you did not have time to follow the session or you simply delegated the delicate job of confirmation to us. Well, it is a bit late, but not too late. You may still find suitable prices for buying in the following sessions.

The market is currently cold for short-sellers. Avoid any short sales and cover the short positions immediately if there are any.

Candlestick Analysis
Today’s Candlestick Patterns:
Long White Candlestick



Today a Long White Candlestick was formed. This shows that the prices advanced significantly from open to close during the day under strong buying pressure.

MfG

[sparplan_b]

Einschätzung der Coffins (HRA Journal vom 3.6.06):

Hold for Nova A Results.

Gruß
sparplan_b

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.939.117 von sparplan_b am 04.06.06 11:28:20

Hallo sparplan_b,

danke für die Info, habe leider kein ABO für's HRA Journal.

hier der aktuelle Drillplan (Stand 30.Mai). Fertigstellung der geplanten Bohrungen im Lauf der Woche.



MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.939.267 von jseyffer am 04.06.06 12:01:53

Hi all,

anbei die Karte mit weiteren Explorations-zielen.

As mentioned in an earlier news release, the near-term priority targets include the following: Tom Dick North and South, JRB-4 Group, Rabbit, No.1 and No. 1 Extension, No.2, H-5 Zone, and the Seneca Group. Nova anticipates identifying additional priority targets as the field season progresses. Nova plans to commence its summer field season program by the middle of June.

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.949.211 von jseyffer am 05.06.06 12:43:22

Hallo,

nächstes Update kommt Anfang nächster Woche.
Bis dahin ist die Korrektur an den Börsen hoffentlich beendet!

Noch jemand mit an Bord ?

MfG

[006]

klar doch!

006

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 21.989.093 von jseyffer am 07.06.06 16:43:41

joo, nochmal etwas nachgelegt

[Denis1982]

Hmm, war das Update so schlecht oder warum gings nochmal um 20% runter?

Gruss

[Denis1982]

Keiner mehr dabei?

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.125.700 von Denis1982 am 15.06.06 13:21:28

Sieht nach einer weiteren Erhohlung der Nord-Amerikanischen Börsen aus. Könnte heute wieder über $2 schliessen, mit NEWS auch höher!

MfG

[jseyffer]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.126.289 von jseyffer am 15.06.06 14:00:54

sieht gut aus. Hoffentlich bleibts so.

MfG

[jseyffer]

First Drill Results From Nova 'A' Zone

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - June 20, 2006) - Nova Uranium (TSX VENTURE:NUC) is pleased to report that drillhole NV06-18 has intersected 1.96 lbs/ton (0.098%) U3O8 over a vertical interval of 23.38 metres in the Nova "A" Zone. The intersect was from a depth of 4.72 to 28.10 metres in a, large diameter, HQ core drillhole and included a 1.5 metre interval containing very fine-grained pitchblende grading 16.78 lbs/ton (0.839%) U3O8. The overall 23.38 metre intercept comprises a 8.72 metre pegmatite intercept from 4.72 to 13.44 metres averaging 1.65 lbs/ton (0.083%) U3O8, a 7.21 metre interval of paragneisses from 13.44 to 20.65 averaging only 0.04 lbs/ton (0.002%) U3O8 and a further 7.45 metre pegmatite interval averaging 4.17 lbs/ton (0.209%) U3O8 . This latter intercept contains the highest grade section encountered so far at Nova "A", a 0.5 metre section assaying 27.36 lbs/ton (1.368%) U3O8.

As previously disclosed, all rocks observed in core are very strongly metamorphosed and dip 5 to 35 degrees northward. Updated combined scintillometer and analytical results continues to indicate that uranium mineralization generally occurs in grey-white pegmatites up to 32 metres in vertical extent.

NOVA "A" ZONE RESULTS

The analytical results shown below are highlights from the first four holes (15 to 18) on the Nova "A" Zone; individual values range from nil to 27.36 lbs/ton (1.368%) U3O8. Of the drillholes examined in detail to date NV06-18 is unique in that it contains a 1.5 metre interval of exceptionally high radioactivity with trace amounts of very fine-grained pitchblende observed in drillcore over this interval.



--------------------------------------------------------------------Hole From To Core Length U308 U308 metres metres metres lbs/ton %--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-15 - - - NSV(ii) NSV(ii)--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-16 3.90 4.80 0.90 0.33 0.017 71.77 79.77 8.00 0.99 0.050 Including 74.77 77.77 3.00 1.65 0.083--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-17 3.78 8.15 4.37 0.14 0.007 64.00 65.04 1.04 0.93 0.047 74.25 77.21 2.96 0.80 0.040--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-18 4.72 28.10 23.38 1.96 0.098 Comprising 4.72 13.44 8.72 1.65 0.083 And 13.44 20.65 7.21 0.04 0.002 and 20.65 28.10 7.45 4.17 0.209 Including 22.79 24.29 1.5 16.78 0.839 Comprising 22.79 23.29 0.5 12.29 0.615 and 23.29 23.79 0.5 27.36 1.368 and 23.79 24.29 0.5 10.68 0.534 66.94 68.59 1.65 1.12 0.056 70.58 71.64 1.06 0.68 0.034--------------------------------------------------------------------(ii) NSV indicates No Significant Values




Nova has collected and examined the scintillometer readings (measured in 'counts per second') for drill holes 15 to 29 and 35 to 37 in the Nova "A" Zone. Detailed scintillometer readings have not yet been completed for holes 30 to 34 and 38 and 39. Based on the comparison of analytical results and scintillometer readings from the holes completed to date, Nova offers the following information on the 14 "A" Zone holes for which scintillometer readings are available but no analytical results are available.

Scintillometer readings collected from holes 19, 21, 23, 26, 35 and 37 report moderate to locally strong counts per second over widths varying from one to twenty-one metres. Scintillometer readings collected from holes 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29 and 36 report generally low values. Nova strongly cautions that scintillometer readings are only a rough guide as to the general tenor of uranium mineralization and are in no way a substitute for actual analytical data.

NOVA "B" ZONE RESULTS

The following analytical results are highlights from the first nine Nova "B" Zone holes, drillholes 1 to 5 inclusive were previously reported and are included here for completeness. Individual values range from nil to 3.16 lbs/ton (0.16%) U3O8. Hole 01 was collared in mineralization and hole 02 ended in mineralization so the full thickness of mineralization in these two holes is not known.



--------------------------------------------------------------------Hole From To Core Length U308 U308 metres metres metres lbs/ton %--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-01 0.45 2.62 2.17 1.49 0.075--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-02 88.96 91.82 2.86 0.63 0.032 100.34 102.00 1.66 0.67 0.034--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-03 28.65 29.65 1.00 0.99 0.050 82.54 83.16 0.62 0.56 0.028--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-04 97.62 98.48 0.86 0.92 0.043--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-05 - - - (ii)NSV (ii)NSV--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-06 2.78 8.81 6.03 0.26 0.013 24.81 33.60 8.79 0.31 0.016 42.54 45.54 3.00 0.28 0.014--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-07 44.95 45.95 1.00 0.26 0.013--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-08 20.26 21.46 1.20 0.52 0.026 30.64 31.33 0.69 0.34 0.017--------------------------------------------------------------------NV06-09 8.08 8.95 0.87 0.35 0.018 75.14 78.46 2.32 0.26 0.013 88.47 89.11 0.64 0.32 0.016--------------------------------------------------------------------(ii) NSV indicates No Significant Values




Nova has collected and examined the scintillometer readings (measured in 'counts per second') for drill holes 1 to 10 on the Nova "B" Zone and based on the comparison of analytical results and scintillometer readings from the holes completed to date, Nova offers the following information on the hole NV06-10 for which scintillometer readings are available but no analytical results are available.

In the Nova "B" Zone scintillometer readings collected from hole 10 reports low counts per second. Holes 11 to 14 have not yet been examined in detail; preliminary data suggests that the uranium mineralization concentrations are likely low. Nova strongly cautions that scintillometer readings are only a rough guide as to the general tenor of uranium mineralization and are in no way a substitute for actual analytical data.

The Phase One drill program of the Nova Showing, on Nova's Mont Laurier property, is now complete. This drill program was designed to test limited portions of the Nova "A" and "B" Zones with large diameter HQ drill holes. A total of 4,270 metres of core have been drilled in 39 vertical holes. A total of 14 holes (NV06-01 to 14) have been drilled on the Nova "B" Zone and 25 holes (NV06-15 to 39) on the Nova "A" Zone. All holes were vertical with depths ranging from 72 to 174 metres. Half core samples were collected over the full length of holes 1 to 4 and over select radioactive intervals in the other holes. Core logging and sampling of holes 1 to 9, 15 to 28 and 35 are complete. Nova has received the analytical results for holes 1 to 9 (Nova "B" Zone) and holes 15 to 18 (Nova "A" Zone). Core logging and sampling from the Nova "A" and "B" Zone holes continues, with a total of 15 holes remaining to be completed.

Nova's primary target is a straightforward and safely mineable open pit bulk tonnage uranium deposit with good access and infrastructure in the mining friendly regulatory environment of south central Quebec, Canada.

Further information is available on the company's website www.novauranium.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Donald G. Moore, CEO, President and Director

http://www.ccnmatthews.com/news/releases.Controller?action=c…

[milchundbrot007]

also nix nix und wieder nix.... und schon wieder hat sich ein "jungunternehmer" leckere kohle von den anlegern geholt und in seine bohrfirma geschippert... naja, das is ja in der gegend von kanada schon öfter so gewesen, aber der anleger hört ja nicht únd will und kann nicht lernen... null is nah...

[sparplan_b]

Nova Uranium Discovers New Mineralization

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jul 24, 2006 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --

Nova Uranium (TSX VENTURE:NUC) reports the discovery of a large uranium bearing near-vertical pegmatite dyke (Dyke 18) in the Nova 'A' zone. This previously unrecognized type of uranium bearing occurrence was discovered through follow up of Nova drillhole 18, the most significant drillhole to date on the property. Field crews will begin trenching and sampling this newly discovered Dyke 18 within a week. Drilling of a minimum of 10 inclined drillholes on this new discovery will begin in early September once the trenching, sampling and prospecting has been completed.

The full extent of Dyke 18 is not yet known but, based on prospecting and detailed ground radiometric work the dyke is a minimum of 500 metres in length and varies from 2 to 20 metres in width. Results from the trenching and sampling will further define the size and orientation of Dyke 18.

Previously reported drill core assays from Nova hole 18 indicated 23.38 metres (true width unknown) of 1.96 pounds per ton (0.098%) U3O8 including 7.45 metres of 4.17 pounds per ton (0.209%) U3O8. The 7.45 metre section contained pitchblende, a form of uranium mineralization not previously noted in the historical records of the 'A' zone. Nova drillhole 18 was collared in Dyke 18, which appears to be younger than and crosscut all other rocks in the immediate area.

The Phase 1 Nova drill program was oriented to explore uranium occurrences in flat-lying sill-like pegmatites. These flat-lying occurrences were previously discovered and partially explored by vertical drillholes in the 1970's. Vertical mineralized zones, such as dykes, are easily missed by vertical holes and if cut by vertical holes are easily misinterpreted.

Nova's Phase 2 exploration program will target the discovery and evaluation of both flat-lying and the newly discovered near-vertical uranium mineralization.

A large number of analyses relating to Nova's Phase 1 drill program remain outstanding with the last core logging and sampling to be completed in the next few weeks.

The Mount Laurier property, with its excellent geographical location, is vast in both size and potential covering an area of 228 square kilometers with over 20 known uranium showings. This sizable district was once the focus of approximately 13 different companies, each with their own exploration programs pre-1978. Nova Uranium has a 100% interest in a claim package covering the majority of the potential of the entire area.

Mr. Michael Moore, PGeo is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this News Release on behalf of the Company.

Further information is available on the company's website www.novauranium.com.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Donald G. Moore, CEO, President and Director

[sparplan_b]

...falls es joch jemanden interessiert...

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Dyke 18 Readied for Drilling
=======================================================================

Nova Uranium is pleased to report that trenching has begun on the newly
discovered uranium-bearing Dyke 18 on its extensive Mont Laurier
property. This previously unrecognized type of uranium occurrence was
discovered through follow up of Nova's drillhole 18, the most
significant drillhole to date on the property. Hole 18 which
encountered values of 1.96 pounds per ton (0.098%) U3O8 over a core
length of 23.38 metres (true width unknown) including 7.45 metres of
4.17 pounds per ton (0.209%) U3O8. The 7.45 metre section contained
pitchblende, a form of uranium mineralization not previously noted in
the historical records of the 'A' zone.

Dyke 18 has now been largely prospected in detail and a close spaced
ground radiometric survey has been completed. In addition to the Main
Dyke 18 at least 2 subsidiary dykes have been found nearby. The total
count radiometric anomaly associated with the main Dyke 18 is about 500
metres long and 50 metres wide.

Nova's Phase One drill program, based on historical data, consisted of
39 vertical holes totaling 4270 metres targeted at uranium-bearing
flat-lying sills. Three of these holes (1, 18 and 38) encountered
significant uranium over reasonable widths ranging from 1.96 pounds per
ton (0.098%) U3O8 over 23.38 metres (hole 18) to 0.52 pounds per ton
(0.026%) U3O8 over 7.0 metres (hole 38). Fifteen of the holes
(2,3,8,16,17,19-23,31,32,35,37 and 39) showed moderate uranium values
over moderate widths ranging from 0.99 pounds per ton (0.050%) U3O8
over 8.0 metres (hole 16) to 0.23 pounds per ton (0.011%) U3O8 over
0.85 metres (hole 39). The remaining 21 holes (4-7, 9-15, 24-30, 33,34
and 36) contained low amounts of uranium over narrow widths ranging
from 0.46 pounds per ton (0.023%) U3O8 over 1.62 metres (hole 30) to
0.21 pounds per ton (0.011%) U3O8 over 0.6 metres (hole 24).

The discovery of near-vertical Dyke 18 has opened up new exploration
opportunities for Nova. In addition to exploring flat-lying targets
Nova will also be targeting vertical dykes, a new approach to
exploration in the area. Nova is looking forward to Phase Two drilling
which will consist of a minimum of 10 inclined drillholes on the new
Dyke 18 discovery beginning in early September.

Mr. Michael Moore, PGeo is the qualified person who has reviewed the
technical information contained in this news release on behalf of the
Company.

Further information is available on the company's website
www.novauranium.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

"Donald G. Moore"
Donald G. Moore
CEO, President and Director

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

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Copyright (c) 2006 NOVA URANIUM CORPORATION (NUC) All rights reserved.
For more information visit our website at http://www.novauranium.com/
or send mailto:[e-mail]
Message sent on Thu Aug 10, 2006 at 12:15:50 PM Pacific Time
=======================================================================

[power_48]

August 17, 2006
Nova Closes $1.25 Million Financing

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Nova Uranium Corp. (the "Company") announces that it has closed on its non-brokered private placement announced on August 2, 2006 and issued 1,000,000 flow-through common shares ("FT Shares") at a price of $1.25 per FT Share for gross proceeds of $1,250,000. The Company has paid $62,500 cash and issued 100,000 non-flow through warrants ("Finder's Fee Warrants"), exercisable at $1.25 per share for a period of two years from the date of issuance, as finder's fees in connection with the private placement. The FT Shares and any shares acquired on exercise of the Finder's Fee Warrants are subject to a four-month hold period expiring December 9, 2006.

MineralFields Group is a Toronto based mining fund with significant assets under administration that offers its tax-advantaged super flow-through limited partnerships to investors throughout Canada during most of the calendar year, as well as hard-dollar limited partnerships to investors throughout the world. Information about MineralFields Group is available at www.mineralfields.com.

The proceeds of this financing will be used to explore Nova's Mont Laurier Uranium property in Quebec. Nova is exploring its 228 sq. kilometre Mont Laurier property with 21 known Uranium showings. The current program is focusing on the newly discovered Dyke 18 in conjunction with regional work defining drill targets at prospective locations including the "Number One" and the "Tom Dick" prospects.

Further information is available on the company's website www.novauranium.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

"Donald G. Moore"
Donald G. Moore
CEO, President and Director

http://www.novauranium.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=14772…

[esco7]

Kleiner Scherz am Rande:
(Die Anleger; welche hier Geld verbuddelt haben, mögen mir bitte verzeihen. Aber wenn das Geld schon weg ist, muss man sowieso nach vorne schauen. Nur aus Erfahrung wird man klug.)

1. Bohrschema: Im Prinzip kann man die verschieden großen Löcher wahllos in die Front- und auch die Seiten bohren – den Insekten ist das egal. Allerdings könnte so Platz verschenkt werden, während manche Löcher dann vielleicht allzu nahe beieinander sind oder sich gar im Inneren des Holzblocks treffen! Man sollte also planvoll bohren und deshalb die Löcher zuvor in waagerechten "Fluren" anzeichnen.
Besonders wichtig ist dies, wenn man auch in die Seitenflächen bohrt, um einen Block gut auszunutzen – Bienen und Wespen entscheiden sich nämlich keineswegs nur für sonnenexponierte Löcher. Da zwei Zentimeter zwischen den Bohrmitten zweier Reihen genügt, liegen die Bohrreihen großer Löcher auf der Front wie auf beiden Seiten jeweils 4 cm auseinander; zwischen den kleineren Löchern sollte man 3 cm einhalten. Ein detaillierter Vorschlag ist der Tabelle zu entnehmen. Falls mehrere Blöcke gleicher Größe zu bohren sind, kann man ein geeignetes Bohrschema auch auf Papier bzw. Pappe übertragen und die Löcher durch die Schablone hindurch anbohren.
Wer in beide Seitenflächen bohrt muß natürlich achtgeben, daß sich die Bohrungen nicht in der Mitte treffen. Im Falle der größeren Bohrlöcher ist dann entweder jeweils nur dort zu bohren, wo auf der anderen Seite nicht gebohrt wurde, oder beide Löcher dürfen bei einer angenommenen Breite von 12 cm nicht tiefer als 5,5 cm sein!
2. Bohren: Um einem allzu großen Verschleiß von Bohreinsätzen, Bohrmaschine und Nerven vorzubeugen, sollte man gerade Hartholz nur im Bohrständer bohren. Als Bohreinsätze kommen Qualitäts-Holz- oder Stahlbohrer in Frage, die aber auch gegen starke Erhitzung nicht gefeit sind. Nach jeder dritten Bohrung ist also ein kleine Pause angesagt – oder die Bohrspitze kurz in einen Becher Wasser zu tauchen.

http://www.wildbienen.de/wbs-hba1.htm

esco7

[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 20.678.249 von jseyffer am 14.03.06 16:10:45

Die Aktie ist jetzt ein klarer Kauf.

[milchundbrot007]

tatsächlich? wie kommst du drauf?

[JoJo49]

NOVA URANIUM CORP. REGISTERED SHARES O.N. (A0HG6T) Kurs vom 22.01. | 09:08 0,48 EUR -0,10 | -17,24% Xetra Berlin-Bremen Frankfurt Bid 0,48 2.000 Ask 0,56 2.000 CA66987K1030 | Aktie

ist auf allen Inevestconfic 2007 in Canade vertreten, d.h. für mich bei disem Kurs ein klarer Kauf......
http://www.goldshow.ca/

2007-01-18 16:30 ET - News Release

Mr. Donald Moore reports

NOVA URANIUM INTERSECTS A 12.54 METRE SECTION OF 0.90 LBS/TON U3O8

Nova Uranium Corp.'s phase III drilling has started on its Mont Laurier property in Quebec.

The start of phase III comes after a month-long break from drilling that coincided with the holiday season. This allowed Nova to receive and analyze data from phase II. Nova is drilling targets generated during its regional work program completed late December, 2006, as well as assessing historical work on the property. Nova plans to drill a minimum of 15 holes during phase III.

The focus of phase III drilling will include the Tom Dick South, the No. 1 and the North Bear zones. The Tom Dick South zone has developed into a priority target and is a geologically exciting component of the property that Nova has not yet drilled. Planned drilling for the Tom Dick South zone will test numerous radioactive surface trenches and historical showings defined by both Mont Laurier Uranium Mines in the 1970s and more recently by Nova. Historical reports indicate Mont Laurier Uranium Mines collected five surface bulk samples from the Tom Dick South zone, which contained a reported average of 1.36 pounds per ton U3O8 (0.068 per cent).

Drilling in the North Bear zone during phase III will target a possible enriched feeder zone and will follow up on positive results from phase II in this zone that includes an intersection of 12.54 metres of 0.90 pound per ton U308.

With an ample treasury, a large 228-square-kilometre land package containing widespread uranium mineralization, and an experienced geological team, Nova is in excellent position to begin this aggressive phase of drilling in Mont Laurier.

Phase II results

From October to early December, 2006, Nova drilled a total 2,371 metres in 26 inclined holes, with depths ranging from 62 to 150 metres. A total of 12 holes were drilled on the Dike 18 complex, three holes on the North Bear zone, five holes on Anomaly 13, three holes on Anomaly 12 and three holes in the South B zone. Nova has received results for 20 of these 26 holes: holes 40 to 59.

Dike 18 complex results (NV06-40 to 51)

The accompanying table is a compilation of select highlight uranium intercepts within the Dike 18 complex. Note that core length intervals are not true widths.


Core
From To length U308 U308
Hole metres metres metres(i) lbs/ton %

NV06-40 23.44 26.71 3.27 1.10 0.055
including 23.44 25.46 2.02 1.59 0.080
96.18 96.96 0.78 1.27 0.064
NV06-41 32.05 39.57 7.52 1.14 0.057
including 32.05 37.85 5.80 1.39 0.070
including 34.92 36.08 1.16 1.37 0.069
including 36.64 37.85 1.21 2.54 0.127
62.65 65.10 2.45 0.89 0.045
NV06-42 79.87 84.94 5.07 1.22 0.061
including 80.70 82.90 2.20 1.83 0.092
86.82 87.56 0.74 1.00 0.050
NV06-43 87.13 87.75 0.62 0.80 0.040
NV06-44 7.04 9.00 1.96 0.60 0.030
NV06-45 25.95 27.33 1.38 0.48 0.024
35.87 37.37 1.50 0.41 0.021
NV06-46 52.73 55.55 2.82 0.50 0.025
including 53.43 54.13 0.70 0.88 0.044
NV06-47 26.69 27.06 0.37 3.40 0.170
30.34 31.02 0.68 2.62 0.131
NV06-48 - - - NSV(ii) NSV(ii)
NV06-49 13.38 15.73 2.35 0.68 0.034
including 13.38 14.17 0.79 1.30 0.065
33.12 45.43 12.31 0.45 0.023
42.20 44.79 2.59 0.96 0.048
NV06-50 32.59 34.34 1.75 0.52 0.026
NV06-51 - - - NSV(ii) NSV(ii)

(i)Core length intervals are not true widths.
(ii)NSV indicates no significant values.

A total of 12 holes were drilled at semi-regular intervals along the 750-metre east-west trending strike length of the Dike 18 complex, testing both the main Dike 18 zone as well as subsidiary parallel dykes. The holes explored areas of high radioactivity associated with white pegmatite rocks identified in surface trenches and by phase I drilling. Results of the combined surface trenching and phase II drill campaign shows that the individual pegmatite dike widths can be up to 15 metres wide and commonly have a near-vertical orientation; while complex zones of sill-dike intersections are very difficult to interpret. Phase II drilling analytical results received to date reveal that uranium oxide contents are generally erratic, varying from subanomalous to local intradike highs of 3.3 pounds per ton (0.165 per cent) U3O8 over 0.6 metre.

Holes NV06-40 to 42 were drilled in the immediate vicinity of vertical hole NV06-18, which as previously reported, contained a vertical interval of 1.96 pounds per ton (0.098 per cent) U3O8 over 23.28 metres, including a high-grade interval of 16.78 pounds per ton (0.839 per cent) U308 over 1.5 metres. Holes 40 and 41 cut through the high-grade interval from opposing orientations, while hole 42 cut Dike 18 approximately 70 metres downdip from surface. To the east and the west of NV06-18 uranium concentrations are highly variable and appear to decrease both in width and in grade.

North Bear zone results (NV06-52 to 54)

The North Bear zone is located approximately 350 metres south of the Dike 18 complex and includes a cluster of surface radioactive anomalies over a minimum area of approximately 300 metres by 150 metres. These anomalies are associated with a complex mix of east-west trending fine-grained granites and white pegmatite dikes and sills. The limits of the surface anomalies are unknown, since they are masked by overburden to the south and east.

The phase III drill program will follow up the significant North Bear zone intercept of a 12.54-metre section of 0.90 pound per ton (0.045 per cent) U308 (hole NV06-53).

Vertical drill hole NV06-06 (phase I drilling), located just on the north-central edge of the zone, intercepted a 33-metre-long interval of mixed radioactive granite and pegmatite rocks (starting from the top of the hole; true width is unknown). Samples collected from hole 6 reported moderate uranium values, including 8.79 metres of 0.31 pound per ton (0.016 per cent) U308. During phase II drilling, three southerly trending holes were drilled at a dip of minus 50 degrees to test the subsurface trace of the North Bear zone anomaly. Holes 52 and 53 are located about 70 metres east of NV06-06, while hole 54 is located about 100 m north-northwest of NV06-06. In phase III of the drill program, an additional four inclined holes are planned for the South zone, targeting a postulated enriched feeder zone.

The accompanying table is a compilation of select highlight uranium intercepts within the North Bear zone. The true width of the stated core intervals is unknown.


Core
From To length U308 U308
Hole metres metres metres(i) lb/ton %

NV06-52 9.65 16.86 7.21 0.65 0.033
including 11.25 15.25 4.00 0.83 0.042
20.91 21.76 0.85 0.55 0.028
41.83 44.98 3.15 0.81 0.041
NV06-53 7.74 20.28 12.54 0.90 0.045
including 10.70 20.28 9.58 1.00 0.050
25.30 28.43 3.13 0.63 0.032
including 26.15 27.67 1.52 1.01 0.051
35.08 41.03 5.95 1.02 0.051
NV06-54 42.70 45.30 2.60 0.69 0.035
including 42.70 43.40 0.70 0.83 0.042
including 44.66 45.30 0.64 1.91 0.096

(i)Core length intervals are not true widths.


Anomalies 12 and 13 plus South B zone

A total of five holes were drilled on Anomaly 13 (NV06-55 to 59) and three holes on Anomaly 12 (NV06-60 to 62). Three holes were drilled in the South B zone (NV06-63 to 65), which is about one kilometre southwest of the Dike 18 complex. For all three of these anomalies, drilling tested the surface radioactivity anomalies associated with outcropping granites and pegmatite sills and dikes. Nova has received results for samples collected from Anomaly 13 drill core. Hole 58 yielded a highlight result of 2.75 m of 0.54 pound per ton U3O8, while all other Anomaly 13 holes reported subanomalous uranium values. Analytical data for the remaining phase II drill holes, 60 to 65, have not been received.

Michael Moore, PGeo, is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of the company.

Core samples were collected under the supervision of Richard Dufour, PEng. HQ diameter core was cut in half and the samples shipped to either SRC GeoAnalytical (Saskatoon, Sask.) or Acme Labs (Vancouver, B.C.), with the remaining half retained for reference. SGS is an ISO 9002 registered laboratory. Acme is an ISO 9001:2000 accredited laboratory. Samples from holes 40 to 47 were sent to SRC, all other samples were forwarded to Acme. The samples were prepared for analysis by fine crushing (75 per cent passing a two-millimetre screen), then a 250-gram split was pulverized (85 per cent passing a 75-micron screen). SRC subjected a 0.125-gram split to a high-temperature tri-acid near-total digestion; Acme subjected a 0.25-gram split to a high-temperature four-acid very-near-total digestion. ICP spectrometry analyses were conducted on the digested solutions. All coarse rejects and sample pulps are currently stored at the SRC and Acme facilities.

http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/utilit/utilit_snapsh_result.…

[JoJo49]

- Info-Bericht: finanzen.net
Rohstoff-Trader-Kolumne: Uran - Kaufen?
Dienstag 23. Januar 2007, 09:24 Uhr
http://de.biz.yahoo.com/23012007/85/rohstoff-trader-kolumne-…

Gruß JoJo

[JoJo49]

- m.E. einfach mal ein guter Link um sich über div. Uranexplorer und Prduzenten einen Überblick zu verschaffen:

Canadian Uranium Stocks List
http://latesturanium.com/

Allen Anlegern eine erfolgreiche Woche, Gruß JoJo

[fuger48]

Guten Morgen
Gibt es oder was hat den Kurssprung ausgelöst
mfg
fuger48

[fuger48]

Wer hat Info neueren Datums
Fördern die schon?

[Zander65]

[200/News Release] NUC V NOVA URANIUM CORP MAR 28 2007 10:43 AM Zone 1 Yields
41.81 Metres of 0.51 lbs/ton U308 Including 5.32 Metres of 1.61 lbs/ton U308
--->@NEWS RELEASE NOVA URANIUM CORP ("NUC-V")
- Zone 1 Yields 41.81 Metres of 0.51 lbs/ton U308
- Including 5.32 Metres of 1.61 lbs/ton U308

Nova Uranium is pleased to report initial results from Phase III of the
company's ongoing drill program in Mont Laurier, Quebec. The results
include an intersection of 41.81 metres of 0.51 lbs / ton U308 within which
is a higher grade section of 5.32 metres of 1.61 lbs / ton U308.

"With the price of Uranium currently at a multi-year high of over
ninety US dollars per pound wide surface intersections grading half a pound
per ton are very exciting. Even more so when they are obtained in a very
accessible and mining-friendly area in Southern Canada," said Don Moore,
Chairman of Nova. He continued, "Nova's Mont Laurier project is clearly in
a uranium-rich area and our hard work over the last year is beginning to
pay off. We take our hats off to our exploration group; especially the
Quebec-based field crews and we look forward to more exciting results."

Phase III of Nova's ongoing drill program started in January 2007. This
drilling is testing uranium targets generated during last year's regional
work program and is also assessing historical showings on the property
including Zone 1, North Bear and the Tom Dick North and South Zones. A
total of 28 holes have been drilled to date totalling 2,450 metres in both
inclined and vertical holes, with depths ranging from 48 to 129 metres; 2
holes were drilled on the South B Zone, 7 holes on the North Bear Zone, 13
holes on the Tom Dick Zones, and 6 holes on Zone 1. Nova has received
analytical results for 15 of these 28 holes. No analytical results are yet
available from the Tom Dick Zones.

Zone 1 Results (NV07-75 to 81)

The historical Zone 1 anomaly is about 2.5 kilometres southwest of the
Dyke 18 Complex and is marked by a strong circular airborne uranium anomaly
about 400 metres in diameter. The limits of this uranium anomaly are
unknown since the geophysical signatures are masked by soil and swamp,
particularly to the north and west. Nova's 2006 field work revealed that
the uranium-enriched white pegmatite sill rocks are hosted within a mix of
diorite and metasediments, which have a dominant orientation of east to
west trending with a shallow north dip. Nova has so far drilled six holes
on the Zone 1 showing. Only a small area of about 65 by 60 metres has been
drill-tested. The most northerly holes, 75 and 76, were collared on the far
north limit of the test area and were drilled at a dip of 45 degrees south.
Analyses from samples collected from these holes yielded moderately
anomalous uranium values over widths up to 4.68 metres. Interestingly, the
vertical holes (77 to 80) drilled in the central and south portions of the
test area yielded more consistent and notable uranium concentrations over
significant widths. Hole 78, drilled in the centre of the test area,
yielded values of 41.81 metres of 0.51 lbs/t U3O8, including intervals of
15.96 metres of 0.74 lbs/t U3O8 and 5.32 metres of 1.61 lbs/t U3O8.
Additional Phase III drillholes are planned to test both the dip and strike
extensions of the Zone 1 uranium mineralization identified in holes 77 to
80.

Hole 81 is about 200m east of the main surface expression of the Zone 1
anomaly and was drilled to the south at a dip of 45 degrees. The hole
tested outcropping radioactive pegmatites discovered during the 2006
regional exploration.

//st

Zone 1 Selected Results

Core
From To Length U308 U308
Hole metres metres metres(i) lbs/ton %

NV07-77(ii) 0.00 10.24 10.24 0.74 0.037
including 3.33 7.93 4.60 1.09 0.055

NV07-78 1.50 43.31 41.81 0.51 0.026
including 7.25 14.95 7.70 0.69 0.035
and 27.35 43.31 15.96 0.74 0.037
and 37.99 43.31 5.32 1.61 0.081

NV07-79 4.67 7.53 2.86 1.14 0.057
including 5.30 5.93 0.63 4.28 0.214
36.98 44.29 7.31 0.94 0.047
39.17 43.56 4.39 1.39 0.070

NV07-80 3.77 39.18 35.41 0.39 0.020
including 3.77 10.16 6.39 0.47 0.024
and 20.12 24.70 4.58 0.64 0.032
and 30.84 39.18 8.34 0.80 0.040
36.90 39.18 2.28 0.95 0.048

NV07-81 33.62 35.12 1.50 0.61 0.031
51.98 53.27 1.29 2.24 0.112

(i) Core length intervals are not true widths
(ii) An estimated 1.1 metres of core was lost over the interval from
0.0 to 3.0 metres in hole NV07-77

//et

North Bear (NV07-67 to 73)

The North Bear Zone is about 350 metres south of the Dyke 18 Complex
and includes a cluster of surface radioactive anomalies over an area of at
least 300 metres by 150 metres. These anomalies are associated with a
complex mix of east-west trending fine grained granites and white pegmatite
dykes and sills. Seven southward trending holes were drilled at a dip of 45
degrees during the Phase III program. The holes tested the strike extension
(200 meters to the east and the west) of hole NV06-53, which Nova
previously reported containing the significant intercept of 12.54 metres of
0.90 lbs/ton. Nova has received analytical results for all North Bear drill
holes. Results show that the pegmatite-hosted uranium mineralization in the
North Bear Zone is locally strong but appears to be of limited extent.

//st

North Bear Selected Results

Core
From To Length U308 U308
Hole metres metres metres(i) lbs/ton %

NV07-67 9.46 18.48 9.02 0.29 0.015
32.80 42.10 9.30 0.45 0.023
including 32.80 34.26 1.46 1.17 0.059
39.88 42.10 2.22 0.59 0.030

NV07-68 53.06 54.62 1.56 0.46 0.023

NV07-69 7.96 10.96 3.00 0.60 0.030
13.96 14.71 0.75 0.79 0.040

NV07-70 8.87 9.63 0.76 1.20 0.060
18.29 19.17 0.88 0.38 0.019

NV07-71 10.18 12.54 2.36 0.36 0.018
17.09 20.32 3.32 0.40 0.020

NV07-72 31.47 36.37 4.90 0.33 0.017

NV07-73 6.52 8.75 2.23 0.59 0.030
49.90 52.15 2.25 0.89 0.045

(i) Core length intervals are not true widths

//et

South B (NV06-63 to 65 and NV07-66 & 74)

The South B Zone is located about one kilometre southwest of the Dyke
18 Complex. Drilling tested surface radioactivity anomalies associated with
outcropping granites and pegmatite sills and dykes. A total of 5 holes have
been drilled in the South B Zone; three Phase II drill holes NV06-63 to 65
and two Phase III drill holes NV07-66 and 74. Nova has received all
laboratory results for all of the holes, except NV07-74. Hole 66 yielded a
highlight result of 4.83 metres of 0.89 lbs/t U308, including 3.24 metres
of 1.19 lbs/t U308. Holes 63 to 65 reported weak to sub-anomalous uranium
values. The drill log for hole 74 indicates that it contains a single
narrow interval, of less then one metre, of moderately radioactive
mineralization.

Anomaly 12 (Phase II: NV06-60 to 62)

In December 2006 a total of three holes were drilled on Anomaly 12
(NV06-60 to 62). All holes were drilled at a dip of -45 degrees, with
depths ranging from 61 to 83 metres. No significant Uranium values were
encountered.

Tom Dick Zones (TD07-01 to 13)

The Tom Dick Zones are located close to the central-west border of the
Mont Laurier property and includes numerous radioactive surface trenches
and historical showings defined by both Mont Laurier Uranium Mines in the
1970's and more recently by Nova. The Tom Dick North anomaly is located
about 1.0 kilometres north of the South Zone and includes a number of
historically significant drill holes. Nova has drilled four holes in this
area, TD07-01 to 04. A total of nine holes have been drilled in the Tom
Dick South Zone (TD07-05 to 13) testing both historical and newly defined
radioactive zones. Historical reports indicate Mont Laurier Uranium Mines
collected five surface bulk samples from the Tom Dick South Zone, which
contained a reported average of 1.36 lbs/t U3O8. Nova has not yet received
any analytical data from the Tom Dick Zones drill holes.

Nova's summer plans are to continue follow-up ground exploration of
priority radioactivity anomalies. Work will include geological mapping and
prospecting, trenching and detailed geophysical surveys with drilling to
follow as required.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Donald G. Moore, Chairman, CEO and Director

[Buddah]

wow!

[AstonMartin1]

Da der Wert heute in D. unter pari gehandelt wird, habe ich gekauft. Das Interesse ist aber hierzulande gering. Man kommt also noch vergleichsweise günstig rein.

[AstonMartin1]

Nova hat gestern in Kanada um 70 % zugelegt. Falls es heute eine technische Reaktion geben sollte, kaufe ich hinzu. Mal sehen, wie es heute läuft...

[calon-segur]

ist die Talfahrt zu Ende?
in diesem Fall dürfte man dem Kurs nachspringen...



wer beobachtet diese Aktie schon seit einiger Zeit? ...

auf der Homepage sieht die Sache nicht so aufregend aus:
-letzte Finanz Infos 2005 !!
-die Photos zeigen Kerle im Wald Styl "wilden Westen"

aber ... ist das trotzdem etwas interessantes?

danke im vorraus

[calon-segur]

kleine Korrektur nach der Explosion von gestern....

und dann Richtung alte Höchstkurse?

300% ?

[AstonMartin1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.564.196 von calon-segur am 29.03.07 16:07:49

Ich rechne eher mit einer grösseren Korrektur, die ein parr Tage dauern kann...

[calon-segur]

habt ihr gemerkt dass die Webseite von nova uranium auch chinesisch oder japanisch abrufbar ist?

15% Korrektur nach 70% Anstieg und heute? wieder aufwärts?

[JoJo49]

April 25, 2007
Nova Makes Significant Acquisition in Otish Basin Uranium Camp

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Nova Uranium is pleased to report a significant land acquisition in the highly prospective Otish Mountain uranium exploration camp in north central Quebec. This large acquisition of land involves a purchase and sale agreement to acquire an undivided 100% right, title, and interest in 6 uranium exploration properties totalling 150 claims (48 claims are pending) covering 7,973.84 hectares (19,703.1 acres). The proposed acquisition is subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance and to certain terms and conditions being met by the vendor. Four of the six claim blocks (totalling 5,850 hectares) are within the Otish sedimentary basin in close proximity to the well known Strateco Resources Matoush uranium discovery.

The Otish Mountain basin area is considered by many to be comparable to the Athabasca Basin of Northern Saskatchewan, which is the world's most prolific and high grade unconformity-associated mining camp. The Otish uranium exploration area is currently the focus of intense exploration activity, including the world's largest uranium producer Cameco. In its April 10th, 2007 News Release, Strateco Resources reported drill results on its Otish property of 40 lbs/ton uranium oxide (2.00%) over 16 metres including 80 lbs/ton (4.02%) U308 over 3.55 metres.

Don Moore, CEO of Nova states, "We are very pleased that our hard work in Quebec during the past two years has been rewarded today with this significant land acquisition in one of the hottest uranium exploration districts in the world right now. This is a large package that totals more than 19,000 acres of highly prospective uranium exploration property and it is a testament to Nova's work in Quebec during the past two years that we were able to put this transaction together. Prospectors and landholders in Quebec have followed our ongoing exploration program in Mont Laurier and see that when we undertake exploration, we work hard and aren't afraid to drill a lot of holes and work aggressively. The reputation of Nova Uranium as a serious exploration company helped us identify and acquire this very large land package."

The vendor, Mr. L. Marcotte of Dubuission, Quebec will receive up to 225,000 shares of Nova and a cash payment of $40,000 upon the completion of this transaction.

Nova Uranium has an ongoing exploration program in Mont Laurier, Quebec and is now formulating an exploration program for the company's newly acquired 7,974 hectares (19,703 acres) land package in the Otish Basin Uranium Camp.

Further information is available on the company's website www.Novauranium.com

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
"Donald G. Moore"
Donald G. Moore
Chairman, CEO and Director

Mr. Michael Moore, PGeo is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of the Company

http://www.novauranium.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=18298…
http://www.novauranium.com/s/Home.asp

http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/utilit/utilit_snapsh_result.…


http://www.novauranium.com/s/MontLaurier.asp?ReportID=119859

Sieht m.E. wieder sehr interessant aus!

Gruß JoJo

[JoJo49]

Nova Uranium acquires Pom-Pom in Quebec


2007-09-18 13:41 ET - News Release

Mr. Donald Moore reports

NOVA ACQUISITION: POM-POM, JAMES BAY AREA QUEBEC

Nova Uranium Corp. has acquired claims, 100 per cent owned by Nova, strategically located within an emerging and highly prospective district in Northern Quebec. This property is located within the paleoplacer James Bay uranium district that hosts the 10.1-million-pound Apple deposit recently acquired by Strateco Resources.

The Pom-Pom project is located on the east side of James Bay, Que., approximately 900 kilometres north of Montreal. The project consists of four claim blocks totalling 142 claims covering 9,151 hectares (22,612 acres) of land, with the centre of the claim group being only about 50 kilometres east of the paved James Bay highway. Three of the four claim blocks cover historical uranium showings while two of these claim blocks are completely surrounded by the staking activity recently announced by Strateco (Virginia Mines).

Uranium mineralization in the Strateco Apple deposit is found in quartz pebble conglomerates, which is reported to be similar to the paleoplacer uranium deposits found at Elliott Lake, Ont., and Witswatersrand, South Africa. In 1974, International Nickel Company of Canada Ltd. (Inco) performed a non-43-101-compliant resource estimate on a one-kilometre portion of the Apple deposit; calculating 9,365,000 tons grading 0.054 per cent uranium oxide (U3O8) or 1.08 pounds per ton for a total of 10.1 million pounds (Quebec government assessment report file GM 57894). The western claim block recently staked by Nova covers geologically favourable terrain which is on a regional trend from the Apple deposit. Nova is currently completing a full assessment of the claim groups to facilitate the development of an exploration program for the property.

http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bi…
http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/utilit/utilit_snapsh_result.…

Leitthema Die Renaissance der Kernkraft

Rohstoff-Report Ausgabe 18/2007

http://data.boerse-go.de/rr/rohstoffreport_nr1807.pdf

Gruß JoJo

[BenTagger]

HUHU!

Mensch, hat diese Aktie denn gar keiner mehr?
Alle Leidensgenossen sind herzlich aufgefordert, zu posten!

Ciao

[Popeye82]

[calon-segur]

gibt es news?

allo allo ....