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Mickey Fulp on Medallion
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So interessant ist bei Medallion das Naheverhältnis zu Rare Earth Elements. Dazu noch lediglich 44 mio shares.
die projekte: http://shareknow.net/companies/1632
die projekte: http://shareknow.net/companies/1632
das interview von william h. bird (ceo)
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/8138
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/8138
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.794.314 von zechn16 am 04.01.11 10:54:36Beobachte die Aktie schon 2 Monate und hab in dieser Konsophase
mehrmals kräftig zugelangt.
Die buddeln nebst REE mit einer Feasibility-Studie in der Tasche, was auch
den Aktienkurs derzeit rechtfertigt.
Das Lake-Eden Projekt scheint hochinteressant (65% JV mit REE), Assáy results
sollten bald kommen.
Einige Kenner der Szene und hochkarätige Investoren(legenden) haben ihren Senf schon
hinzugefügt, und der ist mehr als bullisch.
Mich würde nicht wundern, wenn die Japaner REE samt MDL einfach in den nächsten Monaten kaufen.
Klingt für mich nicht sehr abwegig, wenn man bedenkt, was der CEO (ehemaliger CEO von REE)für ein Kapazunder ist, bzw. zu welchen Kreisen er perfekte Kontakte pflegt.
Bin überzeugt, daß wir hier mittelfristig kräftige Kurszuwächse sehen werden.
Bin auch long bei SHZ und AVR dabei, MDL wird seinen Weg machen!
Good luck!
mehrmals kräftig zugelangt.
Die buddeln nebst REE mit einer Feasibility-Studie in der Tasche, was auch
den Aktienkurs derzeit rechtfertigt.
Das Lake-Eden Projekt scheint hochinteressant (65% JV mit REE), Assáy results
sollten bald kommen.
Einige Kenner der Szene und hochkarätige Investoren(legenden) haben ihren Senf schon
hinzugefügt, und der ist mehr als bullisch.
Mich würde nicht wundern, wenn die Japaner REE samt MDL einfach in den nächsten Monaten kaufen.
Klingt für mich nicht sehr abwegig, wenn man bedenkt, was der CEO (ehemaliger CEO von REE)für ein Kapazunder ist, bzw. zu welchen Kreisen er perfekte Kontakte pflegt.
Bin überzeugt, daß wir hier mittelfristig kräftige Kurszuwächse sehen werden.
Bin auch long bei SHZ und AVR dabei, MDL wird seinen Weg machen!
Good luck!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.842.742 von Ventrikel am 11.01.11 20:53:49optionen um 0,50 wurden ausgegeben!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.973.913 von zechn16 am 03.02.11 10:48:27...das finde ich sehr gut, aber es schaut derzeit aus, als ob die Warrants eingelöst werden.
...oder wir haben einen Big Seller, der einfach seine Shares verkauft.
Muß aber auch zugeben, daß mich die News nicht umgehaut hat.
Aber wer weiß schon, was als nächstes kommt. wir sollten nicht vergessen, daß unser Managment hochkarätig ist und neben uns REE buddelt.
Ich hoffe, wenn die Chinesen mit ihrem Neujahrfest fertig sind, daß wir wieder einen nachhaltigen Kursanstieg sehen, die Warterei kann zermürbend sein.
-vielleicht aber auch deshalb zermürbend für mich, weil meine Lithium und Goldplayer
auch nicht laufen...
...oder wir haben einen Big Seller, der einfach seine Shares verkauft.
Muß aber auch zugeben, daß mich die News nicht umgehaut hat.
Aber wer weiß schon, was als nächstes kommt. wir sollten nicht vergessen, daß unser Managment hochkarätig ist und neben uns REE buddelt.
Ich hoffe, wenn die Chinesen mit ihrem Neujahrfest fertig sind, daß wir wieder einen nachhaltigen Kursanstieg sehen, die Warterei kann zermürbend sein.
-vielleicht aber auch deshalb zermürbend für mich, weil meine Lithium und Goldplayer
auch nicht laufen...
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.010.410 von wattnu am 09.02.11 15:38:38nö habe die aktie nicht , aber seine tipps sind oft super alleine mo. die facebookaktie 500 % in einer woche , oder western potash hat er bei 0,28 empf. heute 1,18 u.s.w. .
aber niemand muss ja kaufen
selbst ist der mann m.m.
aber niemand muss ja kaufen
selbst ist der mann m.m.
sieht nach einem miesen PUSH aus! vorsicht!
Wenige News zu Medallion und der Kurs bröckelt immer weiter. Die Marketcap liegt mittlerweile unter 10 Mio. CAD.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.868.857 von startvestor am 30.07.11 15:39:57Mittlerweile stabilisiert sich der Kurs, ok, dieses Bild hat man schon mehrere Male im chart gesehen aber irgendwann steht die
Entscheidung an, Pennystockleiche oder Ausbruch aufgrund guter news.
Entscheidung an, Pennystockleiche oder Ausbruch aufgrund guter news.
Die heutige Marketcap liegt bei ca. 7,2 Mio CAD (auf Basis von 44,75 Mio. unverwässerter Shares). Aus den kürzlich veröffentlichten Zahlen zum 30.09.2011 (Q2/2011) geht hervor:
Red Wine in Labrador ist mit 191.000 CAD bilanziert, Eden Lake voll abgeschrieben. Man sucht immer noch nach Partnern zum Abbau von Monazite. Ob ihre Expertise 4 Mio. CAD wert ist (Marketcap - Cash), ich weiß nicht.
Hoffentlich pusht Mickey Fulp die Aktie mal wieder.
Cash und andere Guthaben: ca. 3,14 Mio. CAD
Eigenkapital: 3,4 Mio. CAD
Red Wine in Labrador ist mit 191.000 CAD bilanziert, Eden Lake voll abgeschrieben. Man sucht immer noch nach Partnern zum Abbau von Monazite. Ob ihre Expertise 4 Mio. CAD wert ist (Marketcap - Cash), ich weiß nicht.
Hoffentlich pusht Mickey Fulp die Aktie mal wieder.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.411.394 von startvestor am 28.11.11 23:50:52FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 26, 2012
REPORT CONFIRMS MEDALLION'S PROPOSED LARGE-SCALE MONAZITE-PROCESSING STRATEGY
Vancouver, BC - Medallion Resources Ltd (TSX-V: MDL; OTCQX: MLLOF - "Medallion" or the "Company") announces that it has received from SENES Consultants Limited, an internationally-recognized energy, nuclear and environmental consultancy, a report on the Company's proposed large-scale monazite rare-earth extraction facility. The report concludes that such a plant can be operated safely and effectively, while complying with all major national and international mining and environmental safety standards.
"The SENES report provides the positive radiological safety and environmental support that we need to confidently advance our plans for a monazite processing facility, which could achieve near-term rare-earth production," said Dr Bill Bird, Chairman & CEO of Medallion. "For some time, it has been our view that monazite, with a rare-earth content of approximately 60 percent, could again fulfill its dominant role as a source for rare-earth production outside of China."
A concern with all rare-earth processing is the safe handling and disposal of the various wastes, including the radioactive elements that are naturally present in all rare-earth mineral occurrences. The SENES report supports the Company's objective that, with the proper operational controls and the use of modern handling and waste disposal systems, the Company can proceed with its strategy to source and procure the substantial amount of available monazite for a near-term large-scale planned production facility designed to extract rare earths. The report was not mandated to examine the capital and operating costs, or other economic variables that would form the basis of a feasibility study.
In order to provide feed material for the proposed facility, the Company is actively sourcing rare-earth-bearing monazite from present producers of heavy-mineral sands, both through purchase agreements and monazite-processing joint ventures. Final plant size will depend on the committed amount of feed monazite, rare-earth concentrate demand, market pricing, and other variables.
Monazite, the original commercial rare-earth source, is a rare-earth phosphate mineral that historically has been mined from beach-sand deposits. It has been processed for its rare-earth content for over 100 years and smaller-scale monazite rare-earth extraction plants are in operation today in China, India and Brazil. In addition to being a readily available rare-earth resource, and having a well-understood and commercially proven metallurgical process, monazite is valued for containing more of the lucrative heavy rare-earths than does bastnaesite, which has been the other industry-standard rare-earth ore mineral for the last 50 years.
About Heavy-Mineral Sands
Heavy-mineral sands are beach placer deposits formed by wave-action gravity concentration of the heavy-mineral grains. There are significant heavy-mineral-sands mining operations in Australia, South Asia, Africa and the Americas, where these beach deposits are mined principally for the titanium and zirconium.
About Medallion Resources
Medallion is rethinking rare earths. Headed by Dr Bill Bird and supported by a first-class technical team, the Company is well positioned to identify and acquire the world's most promising rare-earth opportunities. Medallion's strategy targets large deposits amenable to straightforward low-cost mining and metallurgical processes that lead to near-term, rare-earth production and long-term supply. Rare earths are used in critical components for virtually all computing and mobile electronic products, as well as wind turbines, electric and hybrid vehicles and strategic defense systems. More about Medallion (TSXV: MDL; OTCQX: MLLOF; Frankfurt: MRD) can be found at medallionresources.com.
Donald Lay, President at +1.604.681.9558 or info@medallionresources.com
Kam Thindal, Hamza Thindal Capital Corp. at +1.888.371.9098
Medallion management takes full responsibility for content and has prepared this news release. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Some of the statements contained in this release are forward-looking statements, such as estimates and statements that describe Medallion's future exploration and financing plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Medallion or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address future events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in these statements. Such risks include expectations that may be raised by discussing potential acquisitions or exploration plans. Also, in order to proceed with Medallion's exploration plans, additional funding is necessary and, depending on market conditions, this funding may not be forthcoming on a schedule or on terms that facilitate Medallion's plans.
Medallion Resources Ltd, 1160-595 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 2T5, CANADA
January 26, 2012
REPORT CONFIRMS MEDALLION'S PROPOSED LARGE-SCALE MONAZITE-PROCESSING STRATEGY
Vancouver, BC - Medallion Resources Ltd (TSX-V: MDL; OTCQX: MLLOF - "Medallion" or the "Company") announces that it has received from SENES Consultants Limited, an internationally-recognized energy, nuclear and environmental consultancy, a report on the Company's proposed large-scale monazite rare-earth extraction facility. The report concludes that such a plant can be operated safely and effectively, while complying with all major national and international mining and environmental safety standards.
"The SENES report provides the positive radiological safety and environmental support that we need to confidently advance our plans for a monazite processing facility, which could achieve near-term rare-earth production," said Dr Bill Bird, Chairman & CEO of Medallion. "For some time, it has been our view that monazite, with a rare-earth content of approximately 60 percent, could again fulfill its dominant role as a source for rare-earth production outside of China."
A concern with all rare-earth processing is the safe handling and disposal of the various wastes, including the radioactive elements that are naturally present in all rare-earth mineral occurrences. The SENES report supports the Company's objective that, with the proper operational controls and the use of modern handling and waste disposal systems, the Company can proceed with its strategy to source and procure the substantial amount of available monazite for a near-term large-scale planned production facility designed to extract rare earths. The report was not mandated to examine the capital and operating costs, or other economic variables that would form the basis of a feasibility study.
In order to provide feed material for the proposed facility, the Company is actively sourcing rare-earth-bearing monazite from present producers of heavy-mineral sands, both through purchase agreements and monazite-processing joint ventures. Final plant size will depend on the committed amount of feed monazite, rare-earth concentrate demand, market pricing, and other variables.
Monazite, the original commercial rare-earth source, is a rare-earth phosphate mineral that historically has been mined from beach-sand deposits. It has been processed for its rare-earth content for over 100 years and smaller-scale monazite rare-earth extraction plants are in operation today in China, India and Brazil. In addition to being a readily available rare-earth resource, and having a well-understood and commercially proven metallurgical process, monazite is valued for containing more of the lucrative heavy rare-earths than does bastnaesite, which has been the other industry-standard rare-earth ore mineral for the last 50 years.
About Heavy-Mineral Sands
Heavy-mineral sands are beach placer deposits formed by wave-action gravity concentration of the heavy-mineral grains. There are significant heavy-mineral-sands mining operations in Australia, South Asia, Africa and the Americas, where these beach deposits are mined principally for the titanium and zirconium.
About Medallion Resources
Medallion is rethinking rare earths. Headed by Dr Bill Bird and supported by a first-class technical team, the Company is well positioned to identify and acquire the world's most promising rare-earth opportunities. Medallion's strategy targets large deposits amenable to straightforward low-cost mining and metallurgical processes that lead to near-term, rare-earth production and long-term supply. Rare earths are used in critical components for virtually all computing and mobile electronic products, as well as wind turbines, electric and hybrid vehicles and strategic defense systems. More about Medallion (TSXV: MDL; OTCQX: MLLOF; Frankfurt: MRD) can be found at medallionresources.com.
Donald Lay, President at +1.604.681.9558 or info@medallionresources.com
Kam Thindal, Hamza Thindal Capital Corp. at +1.888.371.9098
Medallion management takes full responsibility for content and has prepared this news release. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Some of the statements contained in this release are forward-looking statements, such as estimates and statements that describe Medallion's future exploration and financing plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Medallion or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address future events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in these statements. Such risks include expectations that may be raised by discussing potential acquisitions or exploration plans. Also, in order to proceed with Medallion's exploration plans, additional funding is necessary and, depending on market conditions, this funding may not be forthcoming on a schedule or on terms that facilitate Medallion's plans.
Medallion Resources Ltd, 1160-595 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 2T5, CANADA
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