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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.936.049 von Boediger am 08.09.09 10:14:54
http://www.uxc.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.uxc.com/
http://www.uranium.info/index.cfm?go=c.page&id=60
du musst schauen, was in den einzelnen Wochen für den Uranpreis wichtig ist. In den letzten 2 -3 Wochen sind einige neue Akquisitionen und Permits bei verschiedenen Gesellschaften gemeldet worden. Der große Käufer China sammelt grade auch eher in Australien und Afrika ein. Daher kommt der westliche Markt stärker unter Druck.
Der Uranpreis richtet sich auch teilweise nach dem Ölpreis. Und die Konjunktur belastet beides. Dies gilt natürlich nur für kurzfristig denkende Anleger. Wer nun kurzfristig nur Aufgrund der reinen Marktpreise investiert, wird meiner Meinung nach kein Glück haben und nur enttäuscht werden.
Mittel bis langfristig ist das was anderes, da gilt meiner Meinung immer noch kaufen wenn andere verkaufen. Speziell bei uec scheint sich langsam ein zusätzlicher Faktor zu bestätigen, aber dazu gleich mehr
http://www.uxc.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.uxc.com/
http://www.uranium.info/index.cfm?go=c.page&id=60
du musst schauen, was in den einzelnen Wochen für den Uranpreis wichtig ist. In den letzten 2 -3 Wochen sind einige neue Akquisitionen und Permits bei verschiedenen Gesellschaften gemeldet worden. Der große Käufer China sammelt grade auch eher in Australien und Afrika ein. Daher kommt der westliche Markt stärker unter Druck.
Der Uranpreis richtet sich auch teilweise nach dem Ölpreis. Und die Konjunktur belastet beides. Dies gilt natürlich nur für kurzfristig denkende Anleger. Wer nun kurzfristig nur Aufgrund der reinen Marktpreise investiert, wird meiner Meinung nach kein Glück haben und nur enttäuscht werden.
Mittel bis langfristig ist das was anderes, da gilt meiner Meinung immer noch kaufen wenn andere verkaufen. Speziell bei uec scheint sich langsam ein zusätzlicher Faktor zu bestätigen, aber dazu gleich mehr
hi jungs
Der Aktionär schreibt was über uns
http://www.deraktionaer.de/xist4c/web/Boersenwelt-Pressescha…
BetaFaktor: Quantensprung bei Uranium Energy
Die Nachfrage nach Uranerz wird mittelfristig deutlich anziehen, denn derzeit sind weltweit 441 Atomkraftwerke in Betrieb, 180 werden geplant oder gebaut und für weitere 280 Meiler haben die Politiker Pläne. Der Aktienkurs des US-amerikanischen Uran-Explorers Uranium Energy ist schon im Juni und Juli stark gestiegen. Die Gründe dafür sind, dass eine Kapitalerhöhung im Wert von 22,3 Millionen Dollar erfolgreich abgeschlossen, eine Klage von Umweltaktivisten aus dem Jahr 2008 abgewiesen und die vorletzte behördliche Erlaubnis für den Start des Hauptprojektes in Texas erteilt worden sind. Der Uranproduzent Uranium One (WKN A0M U9G) hat eine voll funktionsfähige Uranverarbeitungsanlage mit einer Jahres-Kapazität von einer Million Pfund U3O8 sowie ein weit fortgeschrittenes Uranprojekt nur rund 160 Kilometer von Uranium Energy entfernt. Den Experten des BetaFaktor zufolge will Uranium One diese Anlage verkaufen. Wenn Uranium Energy die Anlage kaufen würde, wäre das ein Quantensprung, denn dann müsste Uranium Energy keine eigene Verarbeitungsanlage bauen und würde so Zeit, Geld und Nerven sparen. Mittlerweile steigen auch institutionelle Investoren bei Uranium Energy ein, nachdem der Wert in die Russel-2000- und Russel-3000-Indizes aufgenommen worden ist. Die Experten geben ihr Kursziel mit vier Euro an.
Anschluss an den oberen Artikel, hier das neue Kursziel von 4Euro
http://www.aktiencheck.de/artikel/analysen-Ausland-1962222.h…
Der Aktionär schreibt was über uns
http://www.deraktionaer.de/xist4c/web/Boersenwelt-Pressescha…
BetaFaktor: Quantensprung bei Uranium Energy
Die Nachfrage nach Uranerz wird mittelfristig deutlich anziehen, denn derzeit sind weltweit 441 Atomkraftwerke in Betrieb, 180 werden geplant oder gebaut und für weitere 280 Meiler haben die Politiker Pläne. Der Aktienkurs des US-amerikanischen Uran-Explorers Uranium Energy ist schon im Juni und Juli stark gestiegen. Die Gründe dafür sind, dass eine Kapitalerhöhung im Wert von 22,3 Millionen Dollar erfolgreich abgeschlossen, eine Klage von Umweltaktivisten aus dem Jahr 2008 abgewiesen und die vorletzte behördliche Erlaubnis für den Start des Hauptprojektes in Texas erteilt worden sind. Der Uranproduzent Uranium One (WKN A0M U9G) hat eine voll funktionsfähige Uranverarbeitungsanlage mit einer Jahres-Kapazität von einer Million Pfund U3O8 sowie ein weit fortgeschrittenes Uranprojekt nur rund 160 Kilometer von Uranium Energy entfernt. Den Experten des BetaFaktor zufolge will Uranium One diese Anlage verkaufen. Wenn Uranium Energy die Anlage kaufen würde, wäre das ein Quantensprung, denn dann müsste Uranium Energy keine eigene Verarbeitungsanlage bauen und würde so Zeit, Geld und Nerven sparen. Mittlerweile steigen auch institutionelle Investoren bei Uranium Energy ein, nachdem der Wert in die Russel-2000- und Russel-3000-Indizes aufgenommen worden ist. Die Experten geben ihr Kursziel mit vier Euro an.
Anschluss an den oberen Artikel, hier das neue Kursziel von 4Euro
http://www.aktiencheck.de/artikel/analysen-Ausland-1962222.h…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.929.477 von bonanzarad am 07.09.09 08:36:43Ab wann dreht der denn wieder? Um sonst werden jetzt die langfristigen Verträge nicht auf dem Niveau von 65 Dollar abgeschlossen. Die doch recht niedrigen 46 Dollar belasten doch alle Uran STocks
Morgen und eine hoffentlich schöne Woche,
während sich die Fonds weiter in uec einkaufen habe ich einen Artikel gefunden der den aktuellen Preisverfall im URan etwas erklärt. Am Ausblick, d.h. 65$ hat sich nichts geändert.
http://www.mffais.com/uec" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.mffais.com/uec
http://www.financialpost.com/personal-finance/story.html?id=…
während sich die Fonds weiter in uec einkaufen habe ich einen Artikel gefunden der den aktuellen Preisverfall im URan etwas erklärt. Am Ausblick, d.h. 65$ hat sich nichts geändert.
http://www.mffais.com/uec" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.mffais.com/uec
http://www.financialpost.com/personal-finance/story.html?id=…
sorry ist von 06
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Tells Goliad County citizens that mining would benefit them Harry Anthony looked the people of Goliad County straight in their eyes and basically said, “Trust me.”
Anthony, chief operations officer of Uranium Energy Corporation, addressed about 75 people attending the afternoon session of Wednesday’s uranium educational conference in Goliad.
The two-day educational conference was organized by Uranium Information at Goliad, a citizens committee concerned with the affects of uranium mining in Goliad County.
“I’m the reason everyone is here, right?” Anthony began.
UEC began drilling test wells in the county in mid-May and last week confirmed the presence of uranium at the site.
“I want to earn your trust,” Anthony said as he concluded his 45-minute presentation on in-situ mining. “It only takes rumor and speculation, not proof, to lose that trust. I pledge to protect the environment, health and safety of Goliad County. I know that’s how I would want to be treated. I know I have a lot of work to do in this community, but that’s why I am here. That’s why I wanted to come here, right up front, right now. I didn’t sneak into town.”
Anthony recalled when he and another company representative were in Goliad in June to have a meeting with the county judge. They showed up and the meeting had evolved into a public gathering with about 45 citizens.
“I was a little overwhelmed,” Anthony said. “But I am a veteran of such things, and I tried to answer all the questions posed to me at that time.”
Anthony’s message Wednesday was clear.
“This process is environmentally friendly. There’s no surface destruction. This process has been tested and improved over the last 30 years. There has never been a public or private water well contaminated by this process. Never. It’s a safe, environmentally benign process for a strategic mineral this country needs,” Anthony emphasized.
Anthony also explained that the U.S. uses 60 million pounds of uranium each year in the nuclear energy industry, but only produces three million pounds.
“We are dependent on foreign sources for our uranium,” he said. “Right now, 19 percent of our electricity is nuclear power generated and that’s going to increase.”
Anthony cited the Goliad County Groundwater Conservation District’s rules on permitting wells, and said, “the amount of water consumed while mining would require the property size of 2.5 acres, or the same as two exempt wells which are routinely granted to farmers, ranchers and rural home construction.”
Anthony also explained the extensive permitting process required of uranium mining.
“We are drilling test wells right now under a Texas Railroad Commission permit,” he said. “But it will take the company four or five years to get all these permits. Right now, we are performing a historical survey to make sure there are no historical artifacts of any significance. That’s required by the Texas Historical Commission.”
Anthony made another promise, this one to landowners near the mining site.
“The state requires us to establish a water quality baseline 1/4 mile around the drilling site. I will take it out to 1 kilometer, about .66 miles, to take baseline samples of water wells, if y’all will let me. I’ll share the baseline information with the property owners, and I will provide that service so that you won’t have to spend your money. These tests are about $400 each. I pledge to you, I will work with the citizens within 1 kilometer of the mining site.”
Anthony also touted the economic impact the mining would have.
“We will create about 80 local jobs. We’ll pay county and school district taxes,” he said. “We’ll buy gasoline, plumbing and electrical supplies, tires. We’ll need auto repair.”
Following his presentation, Anthony answered questions from the audience.
“I am battle-tested. I have an obligation to be part of this educational process,” he said.
Anthony’s remarks were among those made by six additional speakers representing real estate, the South Texas Water Authority, the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, and the GCGCD. Two professional hydrologists also made presentations.
Some of the morning’s speakers noted problems in Kingsville with Uranium Resources, Inc., a company Anthony helped found, but left in 1997.
“I have lived in Kingsville 30 years, and have a ranch one mile from the uranium well fields,” explained Anthony. “I wouldn’t jeopardize my family if I thought it was hazardous.”
http://paguntaka.org/2006/09/22/uranium-miner-asks-for-trust…
Anthony, chief operations officer of Uranium Energy Corporation, addressed about 75 people attending the afternoon session of Wednesday’s uranium educational conference in Goliad.
The two-day educational conference was organized by Uranium Information at Goliad, a citizens committee concerned with the affects of uranium mining in Goliad County.
“I’m the reason everyone is here, right?” Anthony began.
UEC began drilling test wells in the county in mid-May and last week confirmed the presence of uranium at the site.
“I want to earn your trust,” Anthony said as he concluded his 45-minute presentation on in-situ mining. “It only takes rumor and speculation, not proof, to lose that trust. I pledge to protect the environment, health and safety of Goliad County. I know that’s how I would want to be treated. I know I have a lot of work to do in this community, but that’s why I am here. That’s why I wanted to come here, right up front, right now. I didn’t sneak into town.”
Anthony recalled when he and another company representative were in Goliad in June to have a meeting with the county judge. They showed up and the meeting had evolved into a public gathering with about 45 citizens.
“I was a little overwhelmed,” Anthony said. “But I am a veteran of such things, and I tried to answer all the questions posed to me at that time.”
Anthony’s message Wednesday was clear.
“This process is environmentally friendly. There’s no surface destruction. This process has been tested and improved over the last 30 years. There has never been a public or private water well contaminated by this process. Never. It’s a safe, environmentally benign process for a strategic mineral this country needs,” Anthony emphasized.
Anthony also explained that the U.S. uses 60 million pounds of uranium each year in the nuclear energy industry, but only produces three million pounds.
“We are dependent on foreign sources for our uranium,” he said. “Right now, 19 percent of our electricity is nuclear power generated and that’s going to increase.”
Anthony cited the Goliad County Groundwater Conservation District’s rules on permitting wells, and said, “the amount of water consumed while mining would require the property size of 2.5 acres, or the same as two exempt wells which are routinely granted to farmers, ranchers and rural home construction.”
Anthony also explained the extensive permitting process required of uranium mining.
“We are drilling test wells right now under a Texas Railroad Commission permit,” he said. “But it will take the company four or five years to get all these permits. Right now, we are performing a historical survey to make sure there are no historical artifacts of any significance. That’s required by the Texas Historical Commission.”
Anthony made another promise, this one to landowners near the mining site.
“The state requires us to establish a water quality baseline 1/4 mile around the drilling site. I will take it out to 1 kilometer, about .66 miles, to take baseline samples of water wells, if y’all will let me. I’ll share the baseline information with the property owners, and I will provide that service so that you won’t have to spend your money. These tests are about $400 each. I pledge to you, I will work with the citizens within 1 kilometer of the mining site.”
Anthony also touted the economic impact the mining would have.
“We will create about 80 local jobs. We’ll pay county and school district taxes,” he said. “We’ll buy gasoline, plumbing and electrical supplies, tires. We’ll need auto repair.”
Following his presentation, Anthony answered questions from the audience.
“I am battle-tested. I have an obligation to be part of this educational process,” he said.
Anthony’s remarks were among those made by six additional speakers representing real estate, the South Texas Water Authority, the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, and the GCGCD. Two professional hydrologists also made presentations.
Some of the morning’s speakers noted problems in Kingsville with Uranium Resources, Inc., a company Anthony helped found, but left in 1997.
“I have lived in Kingsville 30 years, and have a ranch one mile from the uranium well fields,” explained Anthony. “I wouldn’t jeopardize my family if I thought it was hazardous.”
http://paguntaka.org/2006/09/22/uranium-miner-asks-for-trust…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.896.570 von der_klare_Gedanke am 01.09.09 19:18:51August 31, 2009
Spot: US$46.00/lb (-1.00)
Jep
Spot: US$46.00/lb (-1.00)
Jep
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.902.349 von dachs001 am 02.09.09 14:44:07aber kein neues KZ, nur ein UPdate zur Permitnews
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.893.072 von bonanzarad am 01.09.09 13:33:49scheint wieder los zu gehen. Wie zu dem letzten Hoch. Heute hat sich wieder ein Analyst gemeldet. Dazu wieder Meldungen von Fortschritten.
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1150976-11-20/ura…
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1150976-11-20/ura…
RBC Capital Markets Comments Positively on Uranium Energy Corp's Most Recent News Release
September 2, 2009
Dear Shareholder:
On Tuesday, September 1st, RBC Capital Markets Analyst Adam Schatzker commented on the news release issued from Uranium Energy Corp (NYSE-AMEX: UEC) in regard to permitting advancements made at the Company`s low cost in-situ recovery project, Goliad, in South Texas. RBC Capital is the investment banking branch of Canada’s largest bank, Royal Bank of Canada.
Mr. Schatzker states:
“This is another positive development for UEC from a permitting standpoint. We expect the permitting process to continue and the project to move forward to production. We think UEC is well poised to becomeone of the few new, near-term uranium producers in the world.”
Please feel free to give us a call at 1-866-748-1030 if you have questions.
Thank you,
Uranium Energy Corp
Highlights of Uranium Energy Corp as an investment opportunity:
Well funded to aggressively pursue its key development targets in the months ahead with approximately $25 million on hand
One of the world’s few near-term uranium producers
Recently added to the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 Indexes
Low permitting risk in Texas with Draft Permit and Production Area Authorization in hand
Technical team involved with 35 ISR projects in the US
Low geological risk with shallow deposit and ISR process
Last major ISR project put into production (in 2005) by UEC team in Texas, and
‘Security of supply’ premium with all projects in the U.S
For further information about Uranium Energy Corp (NYSE - AMEX: UEC), please click: www.uraniumenergy.com or call 1.866.748.1030
September 2, 2009
Dear Shareholder:
On Tuesday, September 1st, RBC Capital Markets Analyst Adam Schatzker commented on the news release issued from Uranium Energy Corp (NYSE-AMEX: UEC) in regard to permitting advancements made at the Company`s low cost in-situ recovery project, Goliad, in South Texas. RBC Capital is the investment banking branch of Canada’s largest bank, Royal Bank of Canada.
Mr. Schatzker states:
“This is another positive development for UEC from a permitting standpoint. We expect the permitting process to continue and the project to move forward to production. We think UEC is well poised to becomeone of the few new, near-term uranium producers in the world.”
Please feel free to give us a call at 1-866-748-1030 if you have questions.
Thank you,
Uranium Energy Corp
Highlights of Uranium Energy Corp as an investment opportunity:
Well funded to aggressively pursue its key development targets in the months ahead with approximately $25 million on hand
One of the world’s few near-term uranium producers
Recently added to the Russell 2000 and Russell 3000 Indexes
Low permitting risk in Texas with Draft Permit and Production Area Authorization in hand
Technical team involved with 35 ISR projects in the US
Low geological risk with shallow deposit and ISR process
Last major ISR project put into production (in 2005) by UEC team in Texas, and
‘Security of supply’ premium with all projects in the U.S
For further information about Uranium Energy Corp (NYSE - AMEX: UEC), please click: www.uraniumenergy.com or call 1.866.748.1030
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