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FeedbackZitat von thairat: Gefällt mir besonders: multi-commodities
President Dave Hodge states: "Since the acquisition of the Eldor Carbonatite in early 2007, exploration has identified multi-commodity potential on this claim group. This was first realized with the discovery of the Ashram Deposit which now ranks amongst the world's largest REE projects. The truly significant aspect of these current results is the future exploration potential of the overall Eldor Carbonatite where other commodities, identified in boulders, soil surveys and outcrop, include: Niobium, Tantalum, Phosphate, Copper and Nickel. These early stage results point out a clear long term direction for Commerce, in that when Commerce is successful in establishing industry partners to advance the Ashram Rare Earth Deposit, as well the Upper Fir Tantalum and Niobium Deposit into production, Commerce will have multiple targets to begin the process of exploration and discovery again on both claim groups in Quebec and British Columbia."
http://www.commerceresources.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID…
Hi Chris,
s.o. got the idea this phosphorus CCE found at Miranna could be used as fertilizer. Is it contamined with radioactivity or other poisons
Answer
Yes, this is what is thought to be a possibility although much more work would have to be done to prove up this possibility. The Eldor overall is not very radioactive and what is, is mostly depleted due to the very old age of the carbonatite – close to 2 billion years old – although there are several generations of intrusions there, all of which makes it difficult to generalize, except again to say that anything we have looked at, found, drilled, sampled, etc, is just not very radioactive at all.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.973.556 von kalorex am 13.05.14 18:48:18Von IR, CCE
Thank you for your email.
Marquest is the fund that invested $4.1 Million CAD in 2 tranches with us in the fall of 2012, and all of this was done “Flow Through” which means that they – Marquest would have received from the Canadian Tax and Revenue Service tax credits amounting to approximately $4.8 Million for their investment into Commerce Resources.
(In reality, Marquest only placed the majority of the capital in those financings, but then they bought the other participating funds outright, and so they now own and hold all of the warrants from those financings).
Marquest then would have held approximately 19 Million shares of Commerce Resources, which they could and did sell at an additional profit because they had already received their money back in the form of the tax credits that are basically in the range of 120% of the investment made.
This ‘Flow Through’ system is a mixed bag for the public company – on the one hand, a) it does allow you to raise capital when hard dollars are very hard to find (hard dollars being defined as investment dollars with no tax credit applied), but b) it puts the fund into a position whereby they can sell down your market later when their shares become free trading – as basically was the case starting predominantly in May of last year and which continued for the rest of the year – flat lining us at basically $0.06 CAD.
However, this is where it gets interesting now; Marquest have about 5.5 Million shares right now but they do not want to sell these because of the recent increase in value that we have all seen. In fact, they want to exercise their warrants (which they would do in the market but only if the market is able to allow them to do this – as it is trading right now for example, but at a higher share price, like $0.25) and this would then mean capital back to us.
I have been speaking to the president of Marquest, Gerry Brockelsby, and he has gone from being interested to sell their last 5.5 Million shares (December 16, 2013) to not being interested to sell these shares (because of the recent increase in value), and now wanting to increase their position with us with the exercise of these warrants they have.
It is all good, in my opinion.
Thank you for your email.
Marquest is the fund that invested $4.1 Million CAD in 2 tranches with us in the fall of 2012, and all of this was done “Flow Through” which means that they – Marquest would have received from the Canadian Tax and Revenue Service tax credits amounting to approximately $4.8 Million for their investment into Commerce Resources.
(In reality, Marquest only placed the majority of the capital in those financings, but then they bought the other participating funds outright, and so they now own and hold all of the warrants from those financings).
Marquest then would have held approximately 19 Million shares of Commerce Resources, which they could and did sell at an additional profit because they had already received their money back in the form of the tax credits that are basically in the range of 120% of the investment made.
This ‘Flow Through’ system is a mixed bag for the public company – on the one hand, a) it does allow you to raise capital when hard dollars are very hard to find (hard dollars being defined as investment dollars with no tax credit applied), but b) it puts the fund into a position whereby they can sell down your market later when their shares become free trading – as basically was the case starting predominantly in May of last year and which continued for the rest of the year – flat lining us at basically $0.06 CAD.
However, this is where it gets interesting now; Marquest have about 5.5 Million shares right now but they do not want to sell these because of the recent increase in value that we have all seen. In fact, they want to exercise their warrants (which they would do in the market but only if the market is able to allow them to do this – as it is trading right now for example, but at a higher share price, like $0.25) and this would then mean capital back to us.
I have been speaking to the president of Marquest, Gerry Brockelsby, and he has gone from being interested to sell their last 5.5 Million shares (December 16, 2013) to not being interested to sell these shares (because of the recent increase in value), and now wanting to increase their position with us with the exercise of these warrants they have.
It is all good, in my opinion.
Abwarten!
Wäre schön, wenn's so kommt...
Wäre schön, wenn's so kommt...
Zitat von videomart2: Dabei ist der Kurs noch nicht einmal so weit gestiegen wie nach der letzten News.Schlecht analysiert.
CCE Kurs wird seit Weihnachten nicht von irgendwelchen News getrieben, sondern ausschliesslich vom Coverage von Rockstone und neu jetzt auch von Secutor. Wobei es erst Rockstone brauchte, um zu verkünden, dass es die Analyse von Secutor gibt...
Nach der letzten Analyse ging es in der Spitze auf 0,205 CAD hoch. Heute auf 0,235.
Die heutige Meldung, wonach CCE eine Handvoll Infill Bohrungen abgeschlossen hat, die wird wohl kaum soviel Phantasie auslösen, dass der Kurs nur dadurch über den Widerstand bei 0,20 CAD springt. Ist vielleicht ein Trigger. Mehr aber auch nicht.
Nicht auszudenken, wenn jetzt erst noch Marquest entdeckt, dass sie ein hübsches Paket CCE-Anteile im Schrank haben und dass sich eine aktivere Vermarktung auch für sie anbieten würde...
Secutor hatte das PP Mitte März betreut.
Marquest das PP davor, im Dez. ’12.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.972.450 von kalorex am 13.05.14 16:36:16Secutor:
Unlike many other projects, Ashram is made up of minerals that have a known processing procedure. Management believes that it can advance Ashram fairly quickly, depending on financing. Its main focus will be to connue to advance the metallurgy and to secure a joint venture partner. Commerce is almost at the stage where it can begin to focus on the hydrometallurgy and on the evaluaon of end-products.
http://www.zimtu.com/i/pdf/Secutor-Apr2014.pdf
Unlike many other projects, Ashram is made up of minerals that have a known processing procedure. Management believes that it can advance Ashram fairly quickly, depending on financing. Its main focus will be to connue to advance the metallurgy and to secure a joint venture partner. Commerce is almost at the stage where it can begin to focus on the hydrometallurgy and on the evaluaon of end-products.
http://www.zimtu.com/i/pdf/Secutor-Apr2014.pdf
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Zitat von kalorex: Market Cap CCE steht gerade mal bei 35 Mio CAD.
Ucore und Avalon werden immer noch mit 60 Mio bewertet. Wofür?
Tasman trotz Rückprall immer noch bei 90 Mio.
CCE war seit jeher nur mit 15-20 % der Lieblinge aus der Peer Group bewertet.
Das könnte jetzt im Rahmen von Neubewertungen drehen.
Da geht noch was.
Da geht nochwas ...
genau deswegen kämpft die Abschaumfraktion ja auch mit allen Mitteln dagegen...
evtl Vertreter der failing Konkurrenz ...
Market Cap CCE steht gerade mal bei 35 Mio CAD.
Ucore und Avalon werden immer noch mit 60 Mio bewertet. Wofür?
Tasman trotz Rückprall immer noch bei 90 Mio.
CCE war seit jeher nur mit 15-20 % der Lieblinge aus der Peer Group bewertet.
Das könnte jetzt im Rahmen von Neubewertungen drehen.
Da geht noch was.
Ucore und Avalon werden immer noch mit 60 Mio bewertet. Wofür?
Tasman trotz Rückprall immer noch bei 90 Mio.
CCE war seit jeher nur mit 15-20 % der Lieblinge aus der Peer Group bewertet.
Das könnte jetzt im Rahmen von Neubewertungen drehen.
Da geht noch was.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.972.852 von Zockii am 13.05.14 17:18:00So ist es!
Getreu dem Motto: "Same procedure as every year"!
Dabei ist der Kurs noch nicht einmal so weit gestiegen wie nach der letzten News.
Für übertriebenen Enthusiasmus ist es noch immer zu früh...
Getreu dem Motto: "Same procedure as every year"!
Dabei ist der Kurs noch nicht einmal so weit gestiegen wie nach der letzten News.
Für übertriebenen Enthusiasmus ist es noch immer zu früh...
so lange der Rohstoffmarkt sich nicht fängt, wird diese Meldung und der heutige Kurs wie ein warmer Furz im Wind verwehen.
Great Western prognostiziert in seiner gerade erschienenen Feasibility Study für Steenkampskraal folgende operative Kosten:
38,67 CAD/kg REO
Sie sprechen dabei von den „verkäuflichem“ REO. Was alles meint, ausser Cer- und Lanthanoxide.
CCE kämen lt. PEA von vor 2 Jahren auf vergleichbare Kosten von ca. 28 CAD/kg.
Könnte CCE seine Ce- und La-Oxide in vollem Umfang lt. PEA-Szenario vermarkten, dann lägen die Kosten auf Ashram bei knapp 8 CAD/kg REO.
38,67 CAD/kg REO
Sie sprechen dabei von den „verkäuflichem“ REO. Was alles meint, ausser Cer- und Lanthanoxide.
CCE kämen lt. PEA von vor 2 Jahren auf vergleichbare Kosten von ca. 28 CAD/kg.
Könnte CCE seine Ce- und La-Oxide in vollem Umfang lt. PEA-Szenario vermarkten, dann lägen die Kosten auf Ashram bei knapp 8 CAD/kg REO.
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