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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.573.635 von Rhingio am 29.05.11 22:07:07Hey,
Sieht alles sehr gut aus.
Chart:
ADX hat seit heute ein Kaufsignal generiert
Volumen steigt an
Schluss in der nähe der 2 kan $ Marke, diese zu brechen wäre sehr wichtig
nächste wichtige Marken welche zu Knacken sind:
2.20
2.50 kan $
und dann all time highs
so lets make it
grüsse
wax
Sieht alles sehr gut aus.
Chart:
ADX hat seit heute ein Kaufsignal generiert
Volumen steigt an
Schluss in der nähe der 2 kan $ Marke, diese zu brechen wäre sehr wichtig
nächste wichtige Marken welche zu Knacken sind:
2.20
2.50 kan $
und dann all time highs
so lets make it
grüsse
wax
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.573.505 von waxweazle am 29.05.11 20:53:58danke für die chartanalyse 
hatte ja letzte woch noch zum nachkauf geraten, denn ich denke wir sehen die hochs bald wieder, da noch einiges an news auf uns warten dürfte und mit dem endgültigen kauf der anlage auch mehr investoren aufmerksam werden
und im juni findest ja auch noch der analystentrip nach kyrgisistan statt, dort können sich die herrschaften dann selbst überzeugen von dieser perle
hatte ja letzte woch noch zum nachkauf geraten, denn ich denke wir sehen die hochs bald wieder, da noch einiges an news auf uns warten dürfte und mit dem endgültigen kauf der anlage auch mehr investoren aufmerksam werden
und im juni findest ja auch noch der analystentrip nach kyrgisistan statt, dort können sich die herrschaften dann selbst überzeugen von dieser perle
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.561.521 von MONSIEURCB am 26.05.11 16:14:14
Von Geldanlage Report gibt es zur Zeit ne rund Mail mit der Überschrift "ACHTUNG: Einige Seltene Erden Aktien werden sehr stark einbrechen!"
Stans wurde damals auch von den empfohlen .
Stans wurde damals auch von den empfohlen .
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aus stockhouse:
sehr interessant zu sehen wie weit stans eigentlich fortgeschritten ist und wie wenig es von investoren wahrgenommen wird, eigentlich müsste stans in einem atemzug mit lynas und molycorp genannt werden.
stans PR und newsflow ist sehr ausbaufähig, wenn nicht sogar suboptimal, es müsste viel mehr mit diversen analysten gesprochen werden etc.
wenn stans erstmal auf dem radar der meisten anleger ist dann wird viel aufgeholt werden (stichwort 10x höhere marktkapitalisierung von lynas!!!!)
hoffe sie stetzen bald richtige pr-profis ein
TOP STORIES: Fifteen years to rebuild defunct US rare earth supply chain
26 April 2010
US government looking into rare earths supply as Chinese dominance is realised
? US warns China controls global supply
? Department of Defense studying risks
? Large processing investments needed
Re-establishing a rare earth supply chain in the USA could take 15 years and would require large investments in processing infrastructure, according to a new report by the US Government Accountability Office (GAO).
The report places rare earths supply firmly on the US agenda, saying several government departments including the Department of Defense Ð are now addressing the risks of reliance on imports from China.
The GAO said the use of rare earths is “widespread in defence systems” with applications including precision-guided munitions, lasers, communications systems, radar, avionics, night vision equipment and satellites.
Kyrgyzstan shows heavy potential While North American prospectors scramble to find a viable source of heavy rare earth elements, the strongest contender for a new non-Chinese source of the strategic minerals is found in a most unlikely location: the central Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan, unfortunately suffering political upheaval.
The Kuttessay II mine, located in the north of Kyrgyzstan, is being developed by Toronto’s Stans Energy Corp. and also contains a metallurgical plant for processing the rare earth ore into the separate pure elements. Stans has an option to buy this facility.
Stans’ chief executive officer Robert Mackay explained: “Kutessay II was the only operating mine that we know of that extracted both light and heavy rare earths and has a known metallurgical process for all 15 elements. That’s why we acquired the option of the processing plant. No one else in the world has that other than the Chinese”.
The former Soviet Union, which used the mine to supply its nuclear programme, was running the mine at a rate of 300,000 tpa ore at the average grade of 0.41%. This is the equivalent of 750 tpa of rare earth metal when taking into account recovery rates.
“Our plan is to increase the production to 2,000 tpa rare earth metal but we still have to do our feasibility study to confirm the plan is viable,” said Mackay.
.......this was April 2010! Now we have May 2011 and a lot of reseach had been done and also the rare earth
“The big ones everyone is looking for now are dysprosium and terbium and this deposit has some of the best grades of those two in the world [in percentage terms],” he added.
If Stans is successful in reopening the mine, the abundance of heavy elements could give the group a unique advantage over the larger, more advanced projects such as those being developed by Australia’s Lynas Corp. and Molycorp.
Stans Value $$ ????
wholly-owned Kyrgyz subsidiary, Stans KG acquired 100% interest in the mining claims comprising three properties in the Kyrgyz Republic which include Shaltin located near Bishkek in northern Kyrgyzstan, Kyzyluraan located near the Toktogul Reservoir in Central Kyrgyzstan and Kapkatash located in southern Kyrgyzstan. In addition, Stans acquired a license for exploration rights in the Alamudun area of the Kyrgyz Republic. Further, the company entered into an option agreement to acquire an interest in three properties and licenses in the Naryn Depression region of Kyrgyzstanw which include Albugin License, the Baetov License and the Koshube License.
So how comes that investors have to make wild guesses about the market value about this company??if it is so great? So great that they dont need to care anyone?
sehr interessant zu sehen wie weit stans eigentlich fortgeschritten ist und wie wenig es von investoren wahrgenommen wird, eigentlich müsste stans in einem atemzug mit lynas und molycorp genannt werden.
stans PR und newsflow ist sehr ausbaufähig, wenn nicht sogar suboptimal, es müsste viel mehr mit diversen analysten gesprochen werden etc.
wenn stans erstmal auf dem radar der meisten anleger ist dann wird viel aufgeholt werden (stichwort 10x höhere marktkapitalisierung von lynas!!!!)
hoffe sie stetzen bald richtige pr-profis ein
TOP STORIES: Fifteen years to rebuild defunct US rare earth supply chain
26 April 2010
US government looking into rare earths supply as Chinese dominance is realised
? US warns China controls global supply
? Department of Defense studying risks
? Large processing investments needed
Re-establishing a rare earth supply chain in the USA could take 15 years and would require large investments in processing infrastructure, according to a new report by the US Government Accountability Office (GAO).
The report places rare earths supply firmly on the US agenda, saying several government departments including the Department of Defense Ð are now addressing the risks of reliance on imports from China.
The GAO said the use of rare earths is “widespread in defence systems” with applications including precision-guided munitions, lasers, communications systems, radar, avionics, night vision equipment and satellites.
Kyrgyzstan shows heavy potential While North American prospectors scramble to find a viable source of heavy rare earth elements, the strongest contender for a new non-Chinese source of the strategic minerals is found in a most unlikely location: the central Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan, unfortunately suffering political upheaval.
The Kuttessay II mine, located in the north of Kyrgyzstan, is being developed by Toronto’s Stans Energy Corp. and also contains a metallurgical plant for processing the rare earth ore into the separate pure elements. Stans has an option to buy this facility.
Stans’ chief executive officer Robert Mackay explained: “Kutessay II was the only operating mine that we know of that extracted both light and heavy rare earths and has a known metallurgical process for all 15 elements. That’s why we acquired the option of the processing plant. No one else in the world has that other than the Chinese”.
The former Soviet Union, which used the mine to supply its nuclear programme, was running the mine at a rate of 300,000 tpa ore at the average grade of 0.41%. This is the equivalent of 750 tpa of rare earth metal when taking into account recovery rates.
“Our plan is to increase the production to 2,000 tpa rare earth metal but we still have to do our feasibility study to confirm the plan is viable,” said Mackay.
.......this was April 2010! Now we have May 2011 and a lot of reseach had been done and also the rare earth
“The big ones everyone is looking for now are dysprosium and terbium and this deposit has some of the best grades of those two in the world [in percentage terms],” he added.
If Stans is successful in reopening the mine, the abundance of heavy elements could give the group a unique advantage over the larger, more advanced projects such as those being developed by Australia’s Lynas Corp. and Molycorp.
Stans Value $$ ????
wholly-owned Kyrgyz subsidiary, Stans KG acquired 100% interest in the mining claims comprising three properties in the Kyrgyz Republic which include Shaltin located near Bishkek in northern Kyrgyzstan, Kyzyluraan located near the Toktogul Reservoir in Central Kyrgyzstan and Kapkatash located in southern Kyrgyzstan. In addition, Stans acquired a license for exploration rights in the Alamudun area of the Kyrgyz Republic. Further, the company entered into an option agreement to acquire an interest in three properties and licenses in the Naryn Depression region of Kyrgyzstanw which include Albugin License, the Baetov License and the Koshube License.
So how comes that investors have to make wild guesses about the market value about this company??if it is so great? So great that they dont need to care anyone?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.472.734 von FaxenClown am 09.05.11 13:37:43von deinem Link:
n addition to these inventory assets, Stans’ purchase also included the a private rail terminal. The total purchase price for the buildings, inventory and rail terminal was $5,500,000 USD.
n addition to these inventory assets, Stans’ purchase also included the a private rail terminal. The total purchase price for the buildings, inventory and rail terminal was $5,500,000 USD.
... bin beim Stöbern auf der (mittlerweile arg umstrukturierten) Homepage auf die Inventarliste - für Plant 1-3 - des KPMC´s gestoßen:
http://www.stansenergy.com/kcmp-inventory/
MfG, FaxenClown
http://www.stansenergy.com/kcmp-inventory/
MfG, FaxenClown
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.470.867 von waxweazle am 08.05.11 22:20:27... danke für den Beitrag. Aber "Rare Metals" und "Rare Earth Metals" sind zwei unterschiedliche Begriffe.
Generell freut es trotzdem, dass der Rare Metal Sektor auch die letzte Wirtschaftskrise hinter sich gebracht hat.
MfG, FaxenClown
Generell freut es trotzdem, dass der Rare Metal Sektor auch die letzte Wirtschaftskrise hinter sich gebracht hat.
MfG, FaxenClown
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.372.641 von Rhingio am 15.04.11 10:40:16from stockhouse:
Tajik rare metals plant reopens after 30 months of suspended operations
Thursday, April 28, 2011 - The Leninabad Rare Metals Plant (LRMP) has restarted operations afterbeing closed for nearly three years, the Tajik news agency AsiaPlus.tjreported on Thursday.
The plant, based in the northern Tajik city of Khujand, was closed for30 months because of the global financial crisis, the news agencyreported LRMP director Mahmoud Kholiqov as saying on Thursday.
“Financial crisis resulted in prices of ferrotitanium, which is one ofthe main products of the plant, falling five times,” Kholiqov said.
“Currently, the situation is changing for better and the prices areexpected to become stable by the middle of the year. In this connection,the enterprise owners (Austria’s Stork Group) have decided to resumeoperations.”
The plant plans to produce up to 100 tons of ferromolybdenum (FeMo),ferrovanadium (FeV) and ferrotitanium. All of the plant’s output isexported, the director added. LRMP receives its primary materials fromBrazil and Russia.
LRMP employs 200 Tajik locals with an average wage of $134 a month.
The plant, located 12 miles outside of Khujand in the Chorukdarronsettlement, dates from 1942 when it began producing metal alloys for theSoviet Union.
Tajik rare metals plant reopens after 30 months of suspended operations
Thursday, April 28, 2011 - The Leninabad Rare Metals Plant (LRMP) has restarted operations afterbeing closed for nearly three years, the Tajik news agency AsiaPlus.tjreported on Thursday.
The plant, based in the northern Tajik city of Khujand, was closed for30 months because of the global financial crisis, the news agencyreported LRMP director Mahmoud Kholiqov as saying on Thursday.
“Financial crisis resulted in prices of ferrotitanium, which is one ofthe main products of the plant, falling five times,” Kholiqov said.
“Currently, the situation is changing for better and the prices areexpected to become stable by the middle of the year. In this connection,the enterprise owners (Austria’s Stork Group) have decided to resumeoperations.”
The plant plans to produce up to 100 tons of ferromolybdenum (FeMo),ferrovanadium (FeV) and ferrotitanium. All of the plant’s output isexported, the director added. LRMP receives its primary materials fromBrazil and Russia.
LRMP employs 200 Tajik locals with an average wage of $134 a month.
The plant, located 12 miles outside of Khujand in the Chorukdarronsettlement, dates from 1942 when it began producing metal alloys for theSoviet Union.
Tajik rare metals plant reopens after 30 months of suspended operations
Thursday, April 28, 2011 - The Leninabad Rare Metals Plant (LRMP) has restarted operations afterbeing closed for nearly three years, the Tajik news agency AsiaPlus.tjreported on Thursday.
The plant, based in the northern Tajik city of Khujand, was closed for30 months because of the global financial crisis, the news agencyreported LRMP director Mahmoud Kholiqov as saying on Thursday.
“Financial crisis resulted in prices of ferrotitanium, which is one ofthe main products of the plant, falling five times,” Kholiqov said.
“Currently, the situation is changing for better and the prices areexpected to become stable by the middle of the year. In this connection,the enterprise owners (Austria’s Stork Group) have decided to resumeoperations.”
The plant plans to produce up to 100 tons of ferromolybdenum (FeMo),ferrovanadium (FeV) and ferrotitanium. All of the plant’s output isexported, the director added. LRMP receives its primary materials fromBrazil and Russia.
LRMP employs 200 Tajik locals with an average wage of $134 a month.
The plant, located 12 miles outside of Khujand in the Chorukdarronsettlement, dates from 1942 when it began producing metal alloys for theSoviet Union.
Tajik rare metals plant reopens after 30 months of suspended operations
Thursday, April 28, 2011 - The Leninabad Rare Metals Plant (LRMP) has restarted operations afterbeing closed for nearly three years, the Tajik news agency AsiaPlus.tjreported on Thursday.
The plant, based in the northern Tajik city of Khujand, was closed for30 months because of the global financial crisis, the news agencyreported LRMP director Mahmoud Kholiqov as saying on Thursday.
“Financial crisis resulted in prices of ferrotitanium, which is one ofthe main products of the plant, falling five times,” Kholiqov said.
“Currently, the situation is changing for better and the prices areexpected to become stable by the middle of the year. In this connection,the enterprise owners (Austria’s Stork Group) have decided to resumeoperations.”
The plant plans to produce up to 100 tons of ferromolybdenum (FeMo),ferrovanadium (FeV) and ferrotitanium. All of the plant’s output isexported, the director added. LRMP receives its primary materials fromBrazil and Russia.
LRMP employs 200 Tajik locals with an average wage of $134 a month.
The plant, located 12 miles outside of Khujand in the Chorukdarronsettlement, dates from 1942 when it began producing metal alloys for theSoviet Union.
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