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      schrieb am 30.12.03 20:21:29
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      FNX Mining Company Inc. is engaged in all phases of mineral exploration and development with a particular emphasis on exploration for commercial deposits of base metals, including nickel and copper, and precious metals, including platinum-palladium and gold. The Company`s business is conducted primarily in the Sudbury Basin, Ontario, Canada, and consists of the exploration, development and mining of mineral properties located in the Sudbury Basin. FNX also holds interests in a number of other base metal properties, including Canwell Property, which is located in Alaska, Larder Lake Property, which is located in Ontario, and Gunsite Property, a 7,560-acre property in Alaska.











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      schrieb am 30.12.03 20:49:55
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      WICHTIG LESEN !!!!!


      MEGA IPO







      40% of Vedanta`s $1-bn IPO to go to Hind Zinc beefup

      TIMES NEWS NETWORK[ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2003 01:56:48 AM ]
      KOLKATA: The Sterlite group of companies has firmed up plans to invest around $400 million out of proceeds of Vedanta’s recent $1-billion IPO to increase Hindustan Zinc’s smelter capacity by 75% to four lakh tonnes per annum. This investment will also include a 150 mw captive power plant at Chanderiya and a 120% expansion in its lead manufacturing capacity to 80,000 tonnes. Hindustan Zinc’s expansion will be complete by March 2005.
      “Our decision to increase smelter capacity at our unit, despite existing idle capacity in Europe and the United States, is aimed at taking advantage of the strong and growing metal demand in Asian markets,” Hindustan Zinc vice-president (marketing) Kishor Kumar said.
      For example, China alone consumed 18% of the world’s refined zinc last year, with rest of Asia making up another 27% of demand. Compared to this, western Europe and north America made up 25% and 18% of demand respectively.
      The Sterlite group’s aggressive plans to emerge as a leading player in the global metals sector include achieving capacity to produce half million tonne per annum each of copper, aluminium and zinc, as also, to raise production of gold to half million ounces annually, over the next 2-3 years.
      With this, Sterlite group is eyeing at doubling its turnover from $1.6 billion at present, to around $3 billion by 2005.


      In line with its objective, around $800 million has been earmarked for Balco’s ongoing expansion programme that is set to increase its metal capacity from 1.5 lakh tonne to 5 lakh tonnes of aluminium by March 2006.Another $80 million is being spent on its mainstay business of copper. The group is in the process of doubling its copper manufacturing capacity at Tuticorin from 1.5 lakh tonnes to 3 lakh tonnes by March 2004.
      on the cards is a $50 million project to expand its gold manufacturing capacity to 0.5 million ounces by 2005.






      The company hopes to place at least 110 million shares with institutional investors by the first week of December, the source said. Another 16.5 million shares might be issued to investment banks handling the issue, the source added.
      About 40-45 percent of Vedanta`s equity is expected to be offered, the source said. The rest will be held by the family of Vedanta`s 51-year-old founder and chief executive, Anil Agarwal.
      A successful flotation will make Vedanta -- whose name translates as the last of the Vedas or Hinduism`s sacred texts -- the first Indian firm to have its primary listing in London and qualify it as a member of the London market`s FTSE 250 index , with a market value of over 1.4 billion pounds.
      A London listing will give Vedanta access to one of the world`s biggest markets to meet future capital needs. The world`s top three diversified miners - BHP Billiton (LSE: BLT.L - news - msgs) , Rio Tinto and Anglo American Plc (LSE: AAL.L - news - msgs) - have London listings.
      Vedanta, which reported earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of $137 million on sales of $583 million for the half year to September 30, said it expected second-half output in all its businesses to beat the first-half. Unit (NYSE: UNT - news) costs in Vedanta`s aluminium and zinc businesses in the current financial year are expected to be lower than last year`s levels, the firm said in its listing document.
      JOINING TOP RANKS
      The listing could also catapult UK-based Agarwal, to the ranks of Britain`s most wealthy Asians, joining steel tycoon L.N. Mittal and the Hinduja brothers. According to UK newspapers, Agarwal recently bought a 20-million pound home in London`s plush Mayfair area.
      Vedanta this month said it would raise about $700 million. The maximum amount provided by the source assumes the top end of the range and includes the over-allotment option to banks.
      Investment bank J.P. Morgan and UK bank HSBC (LSE: HSBA.L - news - msgs) are joint global co-ordinators for the issue. UK broker Cazenove and U.S. bank Citigroup (NYSE: C - news) are the co-lead managers. Vedanta`s assets in India are controlled by several operating companies, most notable among them Sterlite Industries , India`s largest non-ferrous metals firm.
      The source said Vedanta was looking to boost its stakes in its Indian units to at least 75 percent in two years.
      Vedanta has a 60.8 percent interest in Sterlite and a 64.92 percent stake in the country`s largest zinc and lead producer, Hindustan Zinc .
      It also owns 51 percent of Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd, giving the group a large stake in the zinc, copper and aluminium sectors of Asia`s third largest economy.
      The stake in Sterlite could be boosted by a rights issue, while in the other two, it could buy stakes held by the Indian government which originally sold the companies as part of its privatisation programme.
      Agarwal has recruited mining sector veteran Brian Gilbertson, the former chief executive of the world`s largest diversified miner BHP Billiton and a consummate deal-maker, as Vedanta`s chairman.
      Former Indian finance minister P. Chidambaram is also on Vedanta`s board. Peter Sydney-Smith, ex-finance chief of the world`s biggest plasterboard maker BPB Plc (LSE: BPB.L - news) , is finance director.
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      schrieb am 30.12.03 20:53:52
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      Es wäre sehr Gut für alle wenn man richtige Berichte reinstellen würde. Nicht nur Kürzel




      Das Thema ist im Moment Top und es Interessiert jeden.


      Und es war bis jetzt erst der Anfang.


      Ab 2004 stürzen sich die Grossen Fonds auf die Rohstoff Aktien der 2 Reihe.


      Bis dahin sollten wir die Firmen Rund um den Globus gefunden haben die und Glücklich machen.


      Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 31.12.03 18:47:45
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      glück gehabt.
      meine favoriten fehlen, gut so.
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      schrieb am 31.12.03 20:29:51
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      @ Dosto !!!

      Mach Dich nicht ins Hemd Dosto.

      Es muss ja nicht alles fallen was ich zum Kauf empfehle.

      Das mit Istellasia.com war vielleicht ein wenig krass.

      Aber die Schafherden sind ja einfach zu gross.


      Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 31.12.03 20:31:07
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      Ab und zu muss man einfach mit dem Hammer draufschlagen.
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      schrieb am 01.01.04 01:52:33
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      @ HY All !!!


      Ein gutes Neues Jahr allen Miteinander.







      COMPANY PROFILE
      In 1916, Wolverine Tube Company was organized, occupying a small frame building at the corner of 33rd Street and McGraw Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. At the outset, the products of the company consisted of small-size seamless copper and brass tube. The principal market served by the company was the local automobile manufacturers, and most of the sizes of tube required were smaller than ¾ inches O.D. ("outer diameter")


      Today, Wolverine Tube, Inc. has become a world-class quality partner, providing its customers with copper and copper alloy tube, fabricated products, brazing alloys, fluxes and lead-free solder, as well as copper and copper alloy rod, bar and other products. The variety of products, including shapes and sizes, has increased so that today Wolverine has the broadest product offering in the non-ferrous metals marketplace. The number of industries being served has grown, too, and today hundreds of manufacturers are regularly getting their products from Wolverine.

      Additionally, Wolverine has had great success in implementing innovative designs to meet its customers` growing demands for high quality products with maximum operating efficiencies at reasonable costs. In doing so, Wolverine has become recognized worldwide as the technological leader in non-ferrous products that serve the heat transfer, industrial, power and process, electrical, electronic, automotive and consumer product markets.


      Da brummt auch wieder was an





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      schrieb am 01.01.04 01:58:18
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      Und das ihr was zum Grübeln habt noch eine Aktie die Anbrummt.


      Brumm Brumm


      STRONG BUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


      MAD manufactures copper & aluminum-based cable & wire products & other copper & aluminum products used in energy, telecommunication, construction, mining & general industrial product sectors. MAD also manufactures consumer product packaging. For the nine months ended 09/30/03, sales fell 10% to Ch$184.51B. Net loss decreased 85% to Ch$5.54B. Results reflect lower demand, decreasing cost of revenue, and a gain of CH$1.76B due to exchange rate variations.

      Die Aktie erinnert mich Irgendwie an Sohu.








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      Kupfer Charts

      Entwicklung der Lagerhausbestände an der LME in to. rückwirkend 1 Jahr




      Entwicklung Kupfer in USD/3-Mte. rückwirkend 1 Jahr

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      schrieb am 01.01.04 02:56:21
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      Wer kennt Links zu Alten Kupfer Nickel Charts 1980-1990 rum.

      und 1994-1997 rum ???

      Hier besser zu erkennen das wir auf die 1995 er hochs zugehen.

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      Copper High Grade (HG, Comex)
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      schrieb am 01.01.04 14:03:56
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      KGHM Polska Miedź AG. ist einer der größten Kupfer- und Silberhersteller der Welt. Das Mass moderner Anpassung von Polska Miedź ist es, Umweltschutznormen zu beachten und Produkte höchster Qualität herzustellen. Die Firma ist auch im Bereich der Telekommunikations- Technik aktiv tätig, was ein bedeutender Stabilisierungsbestandteil ihres Aktienwerts bildet

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      schrieb am 02.01.04 00:25:14
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      @ Abend All !!!


      Die Aufnahme in den Index hört sich auch nicht so schlecht an.





      FNX Mining Company.

      In Canada’s prolific Sudbury Basin, FNX Mining Company is conducting one of the world’s largest exploration programs. In 2001, FNX was the successful bidder on five of Inco’s former copper-nickel-platinum-palladiumgold producing properties. FNX’s unique operating model minimizes risk by exploring in a well established mining camp with existing surface and underground infrastructure and processing the ore offsite at third party facilities.





      During 2002, FNX has grown from a one employee to a 36 employee organization, raised nearly $40 million in equity financing and has increased its market capitalization by $250 million. FNX is poised to begin commercial production in 2003 and achieve its objective of becoming the next mid-tier Canadian mining company.


      Sudbury Basin

      The Sudbury Basin is a 60 km by 30 km elliptical geologic structure located north of Sudbury. The Basin is generally accepted to be the result of a meteorite impact, which occurred 1,850 million years ago. The large resultant crator was infilled with magma containing nickel-copper-platinum- palladium-gold and other by-product metals. The ore material settled out of the magma and collected in topographic lows or traps along the lower contact of the Sudbury Igneous Complex (SIC), or along the Offset Dykes which radiate out from the Basin into the wallrock.












      NEWS!!!


      FNX Mining Added to S&P/TSX Composite Index
      Thursday December 11, 7:01 am ET

      TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 11, 2003--FNX Mining Company Inc. (FNX-TSX/AMEX) is pleased to announce that it has been added to the S&P/TSX Composite Index, effective December 19, 2003.
      The S&P/TSX Composite Index is a broad indicator of market activity and represents approximately 70% of the market capitalization for Canadian-based companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The large size and broad sector coverage makes the S&P/TSX Composite Index the leading market activity measure for the Canadian equity markets. The S&P/TSX Composite Index is also a performance benchmark for many Canadian mutual and pension funds.
      "FNX Mining`s inclusion in the S&P/TSX Composite Index is recognition of the Company`s rapid transition from exploration to production at our Sudbury area properties"; notes Terry MacGibbon, President and CEO of FNX Mining. "Our addition to the Composite Index will certainly raise our profile, broaden our shareholder base, increase liquidity and benefit our shareholders."
      FNX Mining is a nickel, copper, cobalt, platinum, palladium and gold producer and explorer, operating in Canada`s prolific Sudbury Basin mining camp. FNX and its Sudbury Joint Venture partner are completing a 2003 $24.5 million exploration program and recently exercised the Sudbury Option Agreement, thereby acquiring a 100% mineral rights` interest in the five Sudbury Basin properties. The Sudbury Joint Venture has implemented Phase 1 mining at the McCreedy West Mine, where it is currently producing approximately 500 tons of ore per day and expects to reach 1,000 tons per day by mid-2004. The Sudbury Joint Venture has also initiated two feasibility studies at the McCreedy West-Levack Mine Complex. Pending positive feasibility studies, the Company has sufficient cash to implement Phase 2 Mining to re-open the Levack Mine and Phase 3 Mining to initiate production from the McCreedy West PM Deposit.






      FNX Mining Company 1 Jahres Chart.








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      Zambia Copper Investments Limited.


      Market Cap: 54 Mio Euro bei 0,43 Euro Kurs.


      Its principal asset is its holding of 58% of the share capital of „““Konkola Copper Mines PLC ("KCM")“““.


      Related Organisations


      has a share in: Konkola Copper Mines (58%) - Lusaka, Zambia


      has a share in: ZCCM Investments Holdings Plc (27.3%) - Lusaka, Zambia






      Zambia Copper Investments Limited, Chart 10 Jahre.



      Zu den Konkola Copper Mines Plc.


      Konkola Copper Mines Plc
      Nchanga Division, Konkola Division, Nampundwe pyrite mine & Nkana Smelter

      Following the privatization of Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines (ZCCM) by the Government of the Republic of Zambia, Konkola Copper Mines plc (KCM) acquired, on 31 March 2000, assets comprising the Konkola Division, The Nchanga Division including the Chingola refractory ore stockpiles, the Nampundwe pyrite mine, and associated infrastructure.

      KCM is a Zambian registered company with its operations head office in Chingola, Zambia. The company is owned 65% by Zambia Copper Investments Limited (ZCI), in which Anglo American plc holds 51.9%. The other shareholders in KCM are ZCCM Investment Holdings with a 20% interest, and the International Finance Corporation and CDC Financial Services each with 7.5%. KCM has a board of eleven directors comprising six ZCI nominated members including the Chairman, two from ZCCM Investment Holdings, one from the Zambian Government, and one each nominated by the IFC and CDC.

      Anglo American plc has been contracted to manage the smelter, refinery and acid plants at Nkana, collectively known as ZCCM Smelteco, on behalf of ZCCM Investment Holdings, with an option to purchase the assets after an agreed period of time. KCM has been subcontracted to undertake the management role.

      An executive committee of experienced professionals manages KCM. The company mines and processes copper and cobalt from the Nchanga and Konkola ore bodies and pyrite at Nampundwe, employing the highest operational environment and safety standards.

      NCHANGA MINE

      The Nchanga Mining Complex comprises:

      The main Nchanga open pit operations, with associated satellite pits, which have been in operation since 1955. The Nchanga open pit is the main producer of copper and cobalt at KCM

      The Nchanga underground mine, which has been in operation from 1937. This is a large underground operation, which employs a labour intensive block caving mining method to extract copper ores from scraper drifts located in different parts of the mine using scraper winches.

      The Nchanga concentrator, which mills and floats ore from the open pit and underground mine to produce high grade (42%TCu) and medium grade (30%TCu) concentrates. These concentrates are shipped to the smelters at Nkana and Mufulira. The cobalt ore from the Nvhanga open pit is also treated at the Nchanga West Mill complex in a dedicated cobalt treatment circuit, and the final cobalt concentrates (4%TCo) are sent to the roast leach electrowinning (RLE) plants at Nkana or Chambishi for the final processing.

      The tailings leach plant (TLP), which produces copper cathodes from current concentrator tailings, treats the bulk of the oxide copper minerals not floated in the concentrator. The TLP is also fed with material reclaimed from the old tailings dumps.

      KONKOLA MINE

      The Konkola mine came into operation in 1957. The mine exploits the Kirilabombwe orebody, which has one of the largest concentrations of copper resources in the Copperbelt of Zambia. Once completed, the Konkola Deep Mining Project (KDMP) will deepen the underground workings at Konkola mine from 1,000 metres to 1,488 metres and increase production from 2 million tpa to 6 million tpa, yielding approximately 200,000 tonnes of finished copper per year.

      The KDMP project is scheduled to commence construction on 1 January 2002 and be completed by 31 March 2007. The project will involve the slipping and blind sinking of the VS3B shaft from the current depth of 594 metres to 1,488 metres below surface, and enlarging the shaft to 10.74 metres in diameter. A new twin module concentrator, using semi-autogenuos grinding (SAG) and ball milling will be constructed to replace the existing concentrator at Konkola.

      The capital cost for the construction and commissioning of the project is estimated to be in the range of US$0.5 billion (mid 2000 money value), and the Cl cash cost of production and realization will be in the order of 45c/lb of finished copper (mid 2000 money value), net of all by-products. The KDMP project has been evaluated on a 25 year project life.

      The Konkola mine is currently one of the wettest mines in the world, pumping on average some 300,000 cubic metres of water per day from underground. The Konkola Deep Mining Project will use the existing pump chambers in the mine with some expansion to the 985 metre level pump station, and an additional pump station will be constructed on 1,380 metre level.

      NAMPUNDWE MINE

      The Nampundwe mine, located 48 km west of Lusaka, exploits the iron pyrite deposit containing about 16% sulphur. The ore from the mine is crushed, milled and floated to produce a final concentrate assaying 40% sulphur, which is then transported to the Copperbelt where it is used in the copper smelters and the roast leach electrowinning plants.

      ZCCM SMELTERCO

      The Nkana smelter is the largest primary copper production plant in Zambia and is one of the larger copper smelters in the world. The plant treats concentrates mainly from Nkana, Nchanga and Konkola. It produces anodes, of which the bulk are electrolytically refined at Nkana refinery and any excess is sent to Mufulira refinery. The sulphur dioxide produced by the converters is treated in the acid plants to produce sulphuric acid a by-product.

      HUMAN RESOURCES

      Konkola Copper Mines plc employs approximately 9,860 people, with a further 1,540 employees at the ZCCM SmelterCo operations. Expatriate personnel total some 120 people. The majority of employees are members of the Mineworkers Union of Zambia. The company provides free medical services to its employees at the two hospitals that the company operates at Konkola and Nchanga. KCM also took over two primary schools, one at Konkola and another at Nchanga, which cater for the education of employees’ children at primary school level.

      SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

      A formal Safety, Health and Environment policy for Konkola Copper Mines was launched on 4 October 2000. Safety awareness training of the entire labour force and contractors has been completed. The company has contracted International Risk Control Africa (IRCA) to provide the resources for the implementation of a new risk control safety system in all its operations, and to date very positive safety trends have been shown. Interim environmental management and social management plans have been formulated to deal with historical environmental clean up, and a handling of current waste management programme..

      Zambia Copper Investments Limited, Chart 1 Jahre.




      Summary Of Project Information (SPI)

      Project Zambia - Konkola Copper Mines plc

      RegionSub-Saharan Africa
      Sector
      Project No008570
      Projected Board Date27 January 2000
      Company NameKonkola Copper Mines plc (KCM)
      Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders

      Zambia Copper Investments Ltd. (ZCI), an Anglo American plc (Anglo) subsidiary, will be a major shareholder with 65% of Konkola Copper Mines plc (KCM). Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines Ltd. (ZCCM) will own 20% and IFC and CDC Group plc are expected to each own 7.5% of KCM.

      Project Cost Including proposed IFC investment

      Total project cost is estimated at $260 million to be financed by equity subscriptions and shareholder loans. IFC`s investment is expected to be $30 million in equity and shareholder loans.

      Location of project and Description of site

      The project is the purchase and 2-year rehabilitation program of the mining and processing facilities of the Konkola, Nchanga and Nampundwe divisions of ZCCM. The Konkola and Nchanga divisions are located on the Zambian Copperbelt about 250 km from Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. The Nampundwe division is located 80 km from Lusaka.

      Description of Company and Purpose of Project

      KCM will initially focus on the rehabilitation of the assets, with virtually all aspects of the mining and milling facilities at each of the mines being refurbished and/or upgraded. The assets have suffered from many years of underinvestment, declining production and high operating costs and it will take a number of years to rehabilitate the assets, improve management and reduce costs. Production is expected to increase from the current annualized level of 180,000 tpa of finished copper to over 220,000 tpa of copper. Concentrate would be railed to the existing Nkana smelter and refinery for processing. The Nkana smelting and refining facilities will continue to be owned by ZCCM for the time being but will be managed by Anglo American plc.
      The copper industry is the most important sector in Zambia, representing 80% of the country`s total export. The revitalization of this industry in a sustainable manner is, therefore, crucial for the country, and has been a key component of World Bank Group strategy. The KCM assets are the essential part of this privatization, and IFC involvement would provide the final impetus to allow their successful privatization, which would create a significant development impact.

      Environmental Category and Issues

      This is a Category A project. Existing environmental data is extensive and indicates that the existing sites produce adverse environmental impacts of a sensitive and diverse nature. Key environmental issues include: emissions of gaseous and particulate pollutants (particularly from the Nkana smelter); liquid effluent discharges; contaminated land; solid and liquid waste management; tailings dam stability; handling and storage of hazardous materials and; reclamation and closure. Occupational Health and Safety Issues include safety technology, safety management, compliance with occupational exposure limits, personal protective equipment and employee training.
      Privatization of the mines and associated facilities and future construction and expansion activities will result in a range of significant social impacts. Retrenchment of the workforce and interim management arrangements for the transfer of responsibility for the provision of services such as health, education, housing, water, sanitation and power are being negotiated between Anglo, ZCCM and the World Bank and will need to be carefully monitored. Other important social issues that have been considered include: public consultation and disclosure; involuntary resettlement; cultural property; health and safety; informal activities and settlements on the concession; anticipated population influx; and maximization of local employment and entrepreneurial opportunities linked to mining operation.




      Zambia agrees copper mine sale


      The Zambian government has agreed the terms for the sale of Konkola Copper Mines and will hand over the assets to an Indian firm in December.





      Crisis for Zambia as Anglo pulls out

      A total of 11000 people at plants and a smelter will be without jobs
      Companies Editor
      ANGLO American is pulling the plug on its loss-recording Zambian copper investments, only 18 months after returning after an absence of almost 30 years.
      The decision by one of Zambia`s major employers and investors to pull out is likely to throw the country into crisis and have harsh consequences for its economy, given that two other major investments in Zambia`s copper belt are facing similar financial difficulties.
      Anglo`s commitment was first thrown into doubt when its 50,9%-held subsidiary, Zambia Copper Investments (ZCI), asked for its shares to be suspended on Wednesday, prompting suspicion that a pull-out was on the cards.
      The company confirmed yesterday that a bold move to re- enter the Zambian copper belt, one of the richest copper areas in the world, had failed on the back of low copper prices and operational difficulties.
      If no buyer or alternatives to closure are found, 9500 people at Anglo`s operations, plus another 1600 at an Anglo-managed smelter, will be jobless.
      The Zambian government said the copper mines would not be closed as a result of Anglo`s decision. "The government fully understands that this is a business decision which has been dictated by economic considerations and would like to state that mines will not be closed and that employees should not panic," the Zambian government said.
      Anglo said funding costs for the current operation and the highly lucrative Konkola Deep mining project had risen from 300m to $1bn over 18 months. Anglo would take an exceptional 350m charge against its 2001 income because of the failure.
      Anglo paid $90m for the initial investment, with most of the costs being for recapitalisation and upgrades.
      The company said it would honour its part of the shareholder agreement with Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), which was 65% owned by ZCI.
      Anglo`s partners in KCM are the International Finance Corporation and the CDC Group plc, each with 7,5%, while 20% is held by ZCCM Investments Holdings, which is 87,6% owned by Zambia.
      Anglo said at the time of the investment that it had agreed to provide $310m in funding to ZCI for on-lending to KCM. More than half of this has been lent, and the company said that in the absence of additional financing or the sale or transfer of assets, the operations would close in a year.
      Simon Thompson, CEO of Anglo Base Metals, said all avenues had been explored, including the possibility of putting the operations on care and maintenance. However, due to the operational links this was also unlikely.
      Thompson said that while the cash costs of the operation had come down substantially from 1 per pound of copper to about 0,80 the current environment meant the operations would continue to drain cash.
      The move has been applauded from a financial point of view by analysts. One said the move was a sign that Anglo CEO Tony Trahar was evaluating all projects on a risk-return basis. However, there was a fear that the move to pull out of Zambia, which derives about 80% of its foreign exchange earnings from copper, could be seen in a negative light.




      Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 11:55:58
      Beitrag Nr. 30 ()
      Mach Dich nicht ins Hemd Dosto


      geht nicht, ist zu kurz, reicht nicht bis zum allerwertesten.

      nixwasa- eigentlich warst du bei mir unter der rubrik -avantgarde-
      jetzt seh ich dich beim kupfer hinterherrennen,
      ich checks mal als verbreiterungsbasis,
      aber als outsider warst du mir lieber.
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 12:37:05
      Beitrag Nr. 31 ()
      Dosto!!!


      Ich glaub du hast keine Ahnung wieviel Geld demnächst in Kupfer Zinc Nickel Aktien fliest.


      Die Rohstoff Fonds dieser Welt werden Andere Aktien suchen
      wie die Top 5 der Branche.

      Ich glaub sogar das einige dieser Aktien hier über 1000% machen die nächsten Monate.

      Der Trend ist unser freund, sollte man nie vergessen.


      Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 12:58:45
      Beitrag Nr. 32 ()
      @Nix Wasa

      Guter Thread! :)

      Packe mal drei Werte dazu:

      Mines Management (MNMM) Silber und Kupfer



      Sterling Mining (SRLM)



      Cardero Resource Corp (CDU)



      Coeur DÀlene Mines (CDE)




      Gruß
      ADERA
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 14:18:17
      Beitrag Nr. 33 ()


      Taseko Mines
      Taseko to participate in Gibraltar copper mine rebirth

      2003-12-31 17:12 ET - News Release

      Mr. Ronald Thiessen reports

      TASEKO ANNOUNCES FINANCING FOR ITS GIBRALTAR MINE

      Gibraltar Reclamation Trust Limited Partnership (GRT partnership), an arm`s-length private Vancouver-based mining investment partnership, is undertaking a financing to raise proceeds from $18.5-million to $35-million to partially finance a planned restart of the Gibraltar copper mine, located in south-central British Columbia and which is owned by a Taseko subsidiary, Gibraltar Mines Ltd.

      The GRT partnership has entered into a joint venture arrangement with Gibraltar to restart the Gibraltar open pit copper mine. Gibraltar, as its contribution to the joint venture, will contribute the use of its mine assets and finance the start-up expenses of the Gibraltar mine, and the GRT partnership will finance a qualifying environmental trust (QET), which will allow Gibraltar to access other funds currently held by the government of B.C. as a security for the mine`s environmental reclamation obligations. Under the joint venture agreement, the GRT partnership will be entitled to certain revenues or production share from the Gibraltar mine following the resumption of production.

      In a related agreement, Taseko has obtained the exclusive right to purchase the GRT partnership for a fixed price of 130 per cent of the total amount of the net financing proceeds, which are actually contributed by the GRT partnership to the QET (estimated to be 90 per cent of the financing raised). The purchase option is payable in Taseko common shares valued at the prevailing market price, or the price can be paid in cash by Taseko. The investors in the GRT partnership also have the right to sell the GRT partnership to Taseko for the appraised value of the GRT partnership payable at Taseko`s election in cash or in shares of Taseko valued at the higher of: the then prevailing market (less a stated discount), and the current undiscounted market price of Taseko shares. The fixed price purchase option takes general precedence over the right to sell, and both of these purchase/sale rights are only in effect during 2004. Any Taseko shares issued to acquire the GRT partnership will be subject to applicable Canadian hold periods, ending no later than April 30, 2004, and will not be registered or eligible for resale in the United States. To facilitate the start-up transactions, certain directors and officers of Taseko have personally guaranteed certain obligations to third parties on behalf of Taseko to the extent of $4.5-million inclusive of a pledge of a cash deposit of $2-million. In consideration of the guarantee, they will receive compensation equal to 10 per cent of the amount guaranteed and payable in Taseko shares.

      Taseko president and chief executive officer, Ronald W. Thiessen, said: "We believe that this financing will facilitate a restart of Gibraltar, a mine that is fully equipped to produce 80 million pounds of copper per year. This project presents a tremendous opportunity to create direct and indirect jobs in British Columbia and will help revitalize economic activity, particularly in the south-central part of the province. We anticipate continued increases in world copper prices, and look forward to a strong period of growth for Taseko shareholders."



      gruß
      lofty
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 15:38:01
      Beitrag Nr. 34 ()
      TKOCF :lick: :lick: :lick:

      gruß
      lofty
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 15:39:58
      Beitrag Nr. 35 ()
      die Amerikaner decken sich gerade bei Zambia Inv. in Paris ein.
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 16:26:10
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 16:33:52
      Beitrag Nr. 37 ()
      Ich glaub du hast keine Ahnung wieviel Geld demnächst in Kupfer Zinc Nickel Aktien fliest

      soll mir doch recht sein,
      wo warst du denn, hab schon anfang 2003 geschrieben außer gold und silber, kupfer + nickel nicht vergessen, jetzt
      verfolg mal die charts 14 monate rückwärts, da ist mein anstieg.
      viel glück, viel spaß

      einige meiner werte sind immer noch nicht drin.
      macht euch auf die socken.
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 16:37:11
      Beitrag Nr. 38 ()
      magst du einen tee mit 80% rum ?

      vielleicht gehts dir dann besser.
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 16:45:18
      Beitrag Nr. 39 ()
      Nix Wasa

      In #25 vasteh ick nur Bahnhof. Kann MAD Manufactures nirjends finden. Haste mal nen Kürzel oder ne Nummer? Wo
      werden die jedhandelt?

      Dankeschön vom Sofakissen
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 16:58:11
      Beitrag Nr. 40 ()
      hast wohl -stroh- im kopf
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 17:07:11
      Beitrag Nr. 41 ()
      @ Sofakissen

      Madeco S.A. Kürzel MAD.NYS

      Hersteller von Kupfer- und Aluminiumprodukten, wie Kabel, Rohre etc.

      Gehandelt in NYSE und Chile.

      Mehr Infos unter http://www.madeco.cl

      Ebro
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 17:12:04
      Beitrag Nr. 42 ()
      nixwasa

      du willst doch immer 1.000 % ter

      hier haste einUPCS 2.94 +0.251 9.33 2.98 2.728 711,491

      für 0.30-33 cents, von mir zum kaufen animiert,
      sorry sind nochj keine 1.000, abwer wird schon werden.
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 17:19:30
      Beitrag Nr. 43 ()
      @dosto

      alles klar bei dir? hast du einen schwanzlängenvergleich nötig?:confused:
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 21:22:51
      Beitrag Nr. 44 ()
      @ Ebro

      THX !!

      Bin übrijens Leidensjenosse bei de drugstore.com-bude. Nu
      hoffen wa ma dat Beste, da die endlich schwartte Zahlen liefern.
      Jruß Sofakissen
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 21:32:57
      Beitrag Nr. 45 ()
      @Sofakissen,

      MAD

      Madeco verarbeitet metallische Rohstoffe. Hat jahrelang rote Zahlen geschrieben. Wenn Metalle jetzt teuerer werden, müssen sie auch die Preise für ihre Produkte anheben. Sehe eigentlich nicht wo hier der grosse Boom mit den Rohstoffen kommen soll.

      Ebro
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      schrieb am 02.01.04 21:48:34
      Beitrag Nr. 46 ()
      @dostolino:mygod,wo graben die Kerle ,himmelherrgottsakrament diese Chartleichen immer aus.
      Sag denen doch mal was man vor einem oder 2 Jahren hätte kaufen sollen.
      cu BdW,der immer DP Magnum säuft
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      schrieb am 04.01.04 22:45:07
      Beitrag Nr. 47 ()
      :rolleyes:
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      schrieb am 04.01.04 22:46:21
      Beitrag Nr. 48 ()
      ich bin kein kerle Barondewolf
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 00:18:00
      Beitrag Nr. 49 ()
      @ Ebro
      Det stimmt schon. Aber vielleicht haun die mit der Bejründung der steijenden Rohstoffpreise jleich nochn
      Pfund druff. Aber wissen tu ick et och nich. Fakt is aber, der Chart is een Traum. Nu bin ick aber am Freitach nich mit mein Limit bedient worden - ick denke noch mal übers
      koofen nach. Aber kiek Dir den Chart an ... . Lecker!

      Jruß Sofakissen
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 00:37:36
      Beitrag Nr. 50 ()
      @dostolino:mygod,wo graben die Kerle ,himmelherrgottsakrament diese Chartleichen immer aus.
      Sag denen doch mal was man vor einem oder 2 Jahren hätte kaufen sollen.


      Na super! Da gehört ja auch viel zu.,.

      Nix Wasa ist auch nicht mehr als ein Hypester, der jedoch viel Spielgeld hat, aber wenigstens macht er noch Aussagen.
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 00:52:50
      Beitrag Nr. 51 ()
      du sagst das wahre wort "spielgeld"

      weil mehr ist börse nicht.
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 04:29:29
      Beitrag Nr. 52 ()
      Bald neue hochs bei Bougainville


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      schrieb am 05.01.04 04:32:32
      Beitrag Nr. 53 ()
      hier das selbe auch bald neue hochs.

      Zambia Copper Investment.in Paris in Euro




      Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 09:37:43
      Beitrag Nr. 54 ()
      @Nixwasa:biste dann ein Fraulein?
      Aber der Sambia-Chart sieht schon besser aus,und ist in T€uronen.Weil die ganzen Amis schauen nur noch in $ charts erträglich aus.
      Minen sind das heisseste auf dem Erdball,dagegen war Tecdreck nur ein Hüsteln.
      Meine Intention ist schlicht irgendwann den guten Lemmingen Qualitätspapiere ,welche ich frühzeitig kaufte,nahe am Höchstkurs anzudrehen.
      Dazu benötigt diese liebe Tierart aber Geld,welches sie nicht in dubiosen Explorern oder sonstigem Minenschrott verzockt haben sollte.Davor möchte ich sie bewahren.
      cu BdW
      Und ich baue schon langsam Qualität ab und zocke auf die Währung ZAR,als Vehikel nehme ich Western Areas oder DROOY.
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 12:29:59
      Beitrag Nr. 55 ()
      Norilsk Nickel: nicht von schlechten Eltern

      Eine Meldung von heute: Norilsk Nickel schüttet Zwischendividenden aus

      Die Aktionäre von Norilsk Nickel genehmigten auf einer außerordentlichen Hauptversammlung eine Zwischendividendenzahlung.

      Es werden 42,1 RUR (ca. 1,40 USD) pro Aktie ausgezahlt. Das ist fast zweimal so viel wie vor einem Jahr (21,7 RUR pro Aktie). Das Unternehmen verbuchte rund 930 Mio. USD als Nettogewinn nach RAS in den ersten 9 Monaten des Jahres 2003. Vor einem Jahr wurden 25% des IAS-Nettogewinnes aus 2002 als Dividenden ausgeschüttet.


      Und kurz vor Weihnachten:

      Norilsk says boosted `03 palladium sales


      MOSCOW, Dec 23 (Reuters) - The world top producer of palladium, Russia`s Norilsk Nickel, said on Tuesday 2003 sales volumes of the metal would rise due to sales of metal kept off the market in 2002 to support prices.
      "Our sales will be higher as some metal left over from 2002 was sold this year," Anton Berlin, head of the market analysis and development department, told a news briefing.

      Russian platinum group metals (PGMs) data are still a state secret. A law published last month allows the disclosure of data on PGM reserves, production and sales by private producers three months from the date of publication.

      Refiner Johnson Matthey (London:JMAT.L - News) said last month it expected Russian palladium shipments this year to rise 53 percent from the previous year to 2.95 million ounces.

      Norilsk has a 10-year quota for palladium exports that expires in 2008. Berlin said the quota also establishes annual sales volumes, which can be increased by an agreement between the company and the government.

      Norilsk sells its palladium, used mainly in autocatalysts to clean exhaust fumes, through a combination of contract and spot sales. It stopped spot sales of palladium in the second half of 2001 due to weak prices, but restarted them in 2003.

      Berlin said Norilsk planned to sell up to 80 percent of its palladium under long-term contracts with end-users in 2004.

      "We hope next year we will be able to sell 80 percent of the metal to end-users. We do not want 100 percent to be sold that way as we need some reserve for short-term contracts and spot sales to provide stability to the market," he said.





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      schrieb am 05.01.04 14:15:22
      Beitrag Nr. 56 ()
      Noris ist sehr gut aber zu lahm.

      wir haben die jahr zehnt cance,

      es gibt genug nachzügler ausser die top 5.





      Brachiale Ausbruchbewegung! NICKEL explodiert
      (©GodmodeTrader - http://www.godmode-trader.de)



      Preis pro Tonne Nickel am 30.12.2003 bei 16.530 $.

      Wochenchart seit 1988.

      Kurz-Kommentierung: Der Nickelpreis ist mit voller Wucht über die benannte maßgebliche BUY Triggermarke bei 12.000 $ ausgebrochen. Damit wurde das beschriebene mittel/langfristige charttechnische Kursziel von 20.000-24.000 US $ ausgelöst. Bei der zurückliegenden charttechnischen Lagebesprechung mit dem Titel " Steht NICKEL vor einem gewaltigen Bullenmarkt?! " stand der Nickelpreis noch bei 12.360 $. Am 30.12.2003 steht Nickel bereits bei 16.530 $.


      den alten chart hier reins tellen muss.

      Vielleicht bekommen manche ne erleuchtung.



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      schrieb am 05.01.04 14:35:22
      Beitrag Nr. 57 ()
      Zinc Aktien haben sicher auch seinen reiz.

      es muss ja nicht nur kupfer und nickel sein.

      Canadian Zinc Corp:





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      schrieb am 05.01.04 17:30:12
      Beitrag Nr. 58 ()
      All!!!


      Kommt hier der Ausbruch.






      NW
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 17:32:18
      Beitrag Nr. 59 ()



      Time Price Shares $ Chng Buyer Seller
      10:53 8.800 200 +0.190 Credit Suisse BMO Nesbitt
      10:53 8.800 300 +0.190 Credit Suisse BMO Nesbitt
      10:53 8.800 500 +0.190 TD Securities BMO Nesbitt
      10:46 8.800 100 +0.190 Credit Suisse BMO Nesbitt
      10:45 8.800 2,000 +0.190 Credit Suisse Raymond James
      10:24 8.790 600 +0.180 TD Securities BMO Nesbitt
      09:57 8.750 200 +0.140 CIBC TD Securities
      09:43 8.710 1,000 +0.100 CIBC CIBC
      09:35 8.710 1,600 IC FirstEnergy FirstEnergy
      09:32 8.700 1,000 +0.090 RBC E*TRADE Sec.
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      schrieb am 05.01.04 17:35:46
      Beitrag Nr. 60 ()
      Für die Zeit vor der AMEX

      FNX ist so heiss das,das Kupfer u.Nickel schmiltz.

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      schrieb am 05.01.04 22:19:33
      Beitrag Nr. 61 ()
      @Knäckebrot:was ist mit CDE?
      cu BdW
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      schrieb am 06.01.04 02:57:33
      Beitrag Nr. 62 ()
      BARON


      Ich bin zwar ne frau.

      Aber du bist mir einfach zu BLÖD.


      BLÖD von der seite, das du es einfach nicht der WERT bist das man mit DIR spricht.


      Mit Freudlichen Grüssen dein SCHATZ Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 06.01.04 03:37:51
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      schrieb am 06.01.04 05:35:02
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      Jaja,so reagieren Lemminge tritt man ihnen auf die Füsse.
      Habe ich dich beleidigt,war dies nicht meine Intention.
      Du kannst aber gerne mit mir Argumente austauschen.
      CDE würde mich schon reizen,aber nicht in meinem Portfolio.
      Die Kaffern bringens,wirst schon sehen.
      cu BdW
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      schrieb am 07.01.04 11:44:33
      Beitrag Nr. 65 ()
      The price of nickel`s fell 11% Tuesday,


      wird ja mal zeit
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      schrieb am 07.01.04 11:58:08
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      Australian Stocks Drop, Led by BHP Billiton, WMC Resources, Rio
      Jan 7. (Bloomberg) -- Australian stocks fell, led by miners such as BHP Billiton and WMC Resources Ltd., as nickel futures had their biggest slump in more than two years, and copper retreated from its highest level in six years.

      The S&P/ASX 200 Index dropped 13.9, or 0.4 percent, to 3303.6 at the 4:05 p.m. close in Sydney. About two stocks fell for every one that rose. The index`s March futures slipped 0.3 percent to 3311. The All Ordinaries Index dropped 0.5 percent to 3309.9.

      Mining stocks have risen as the prospect of a global economic recovery fueled gains in metals prices. WMC Resources rose by a third in 2003, compared with nickel futures` 131 percent surge. BHP rose 20 percent last year, while Rio gained 9.6 percent, as copper futures climbed 48 percent.

      Yesterday`s metal price declines ``may signal the end of some part of this rally but it doesn`t mean this thing is over,`` said Barry Dawes, managing director of WHI Securities, a Sydney- based investment bank specializing in the resources sector.

      The S&P/ASX 200 Materials Index, which measures miners, fell 2.4 percent today. It was the biggest contributor to the S&P/ASX 200`s decline.

      BHP Billiton, the third-biggest copper producer in the world, slumped 38 cents, or 3 percent, to A$12.18. Rio Tinto, the fourth-largest, fell 71 cents, or 1.9 percent, to A$37.70.

      Copper futures in New York fell 1.5 percent to $1.0705 a pound, their biggest drop in two weeks.

      WMC, the world`s third-largest nickel miner, lost 27 cents, or 4.5 percent, to A$5.71, its biggest decline since Sept.10. Nickel for delivery in three months dropped 8.5 percent in London to $15,260 a metric ton, the largest loss since November 2001.

      at Bloomberg

      NW
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      schrieb am 08.01.04 01:49:02
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      lieber herr baron,
      "gott hat dich geschickt" mein spruch.
      zweifel kommen mir, ob der alles richtig macht.
      bei deinem flachl... solltest du in deinem alter, immer die blaue von pfitzer in der tasche haben.
      gruß
      lofty
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      schrieb am 08.01.04 01:54:11
      Beitrag Nr. 69 ()
      baron

      :rolleyes:
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      schrieb am 08.01.04 02:26:15
      Beitrag Nr. 70 ()
      BDW

      extra für dich damit auch du weist warum nickel steigt.


      LME base metals close lower, more correction seen
      LONDON, Jan 7 (Reuters) - London Metal Exchange (LME) prices fell by Wednesday`s kerb close with the market needing further correction in order to attract fresh long positions, traders said.

      "The market could do with a few more days of weaker prices before we start to build again," one LME trader said.

      "It would be good for prices to slip back a bit further to encourage fresh longs in," the trader added.

      The market was disturbed in the early afternoon by news that Chile`s Codelco would begin selling its 200,160-tonne copper stockpile on world markets after global stocks of the metal fell below the 800,000-tonne mark.

      The company had no timeframe for the sale and declined to comment on the volume or timing of the first shipment from its stock.

      Codelco also said its 380,000-tonne-per-year Caletones copper smelter would shut for three to four months due to technical problems at its oxygen plant.

      "The Caletones closure shouldn`t make that much difference as the concentrate can be smelted elsewhere," Credit Lyonnais Rouse analyst Maqsood Ahmed told Reuters.

      "People are crying out for concentrate and they`ll be able to place the material that would have gone to Caletones without any trouble at all," he added.

      At the kerb copper was $2,336 a tonne versus $2,342 on Tuesday.

      "Copper seems to be carving out a $2,300 to $2,360 niche, and I favour the lower end of the range," another trader said.

      "We saw buying emerging around $2,310 and that could encourage fresh longs," he added.

      Aluminium slipped to $1,601 from $1,607.

      Alcoa , the world largest aluminium producer, shelved plans to invest $1.3 billion in a new aluminium smelter in Brazil because of high energy costs, a spokeswoman for Alcoa `s Brazilian subsidiary said on Wednesday.

      Nickel moved up $50 to end at $15,250.

      "Nickel remains volatile and if the situation at Falconbridge develops into a strike we could see higher numbers again," the second trader said.

      Unions have been in pay talks at Falconbridge `s Sudbury copper nickel complex in Canada since the start of December last year and will vote for a strike mandate on Thursday.

      Lead fell to $720 from $728, while zinc lost $4 closing at $1,023.

      Tin climbed $110 to $6,350 supported by a $35/40 backwardation in the cash to three months spread.
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      schrieb am 08.01.04 12:46:33
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      BDW

      Das sind keine Termin fuzis.

      Falconbridge wird dir wohl nix sagen

      VANCOUVER, British Columbia (Reuters) - The union at Falconbridge`s Sudbury, Ontario, unit said on Wednesday that talks on a new contract with the world`s No. 3 nickel producer remained cordial, but it upped the ante by setting a date for workers to vote on giving the union a strike mandate.

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      schrieb am 08.01.04 23:18:12
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      um das thema unser "baron, der in den besten finazkreisen verkehrt" abzuschliessen, einige postings von diesem herrn:
      alle foren
      thema: schlafender man von norwegerin vergewaltigt
      postings von bdw:
      #6 vom 05.01.04
      jaja, geht mir jeden tag so, das mit dem draufsitzen
      #79 vom 08.01.04
      gehe jetzt ins nest, könnte nicht eine zaubermaus vorbeischauen und mir ähnliche gewalt antun

      alles klar? für mich ja.
      gruß
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      schrieb am 09.01.04 02:16:30
      Beitrag Nr. 76 ()
      Bougainville Copper fast mit neuem hoch


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      schrieb am 09.01.04 16:20:08
      Beitrag Nr. 77 ()
      Auch Zambia Läuft weiter.Monse ich hoffe du bist drin?

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      schrieb am 12.01.04 03:02:18
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      Bougainville Copper mit neuem hoch.


      :rolleyes:
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      schrieb am 12.01.04 19:05:09
      Beitrag Nr. 80 ()
      @All!!!

      Die Rohstoff Preise steigen wieder.

      Auch die anderen Metalle brechen wieder nach vorne.

      Zu dem sagt man wohl Strong Buy auf alle diese Werte

      :rolleyes:



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      schrieb am 12.01.04 19:08:33
      Beitrag Nr. 81 ()
      Nur die Zwei haben keine lust zum Steigen.

      FNX Mining






      Canadian Zinc Corp






      wird wohl auch bald wieder kommen.


      NW
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      schrieb am 13.01.04 01:30:55
      Beitrag Nr. 82 ()
      Bougainville Copper wills heute wieder mal wissen.

      Sind wohl alle geil auf die werte.
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      schrieb am 13.01.04 10:45:38
      Beitrag Nr. 83 ()
      Ist das ein geiles ding


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      schrieb am 28.01.04 03:12:00
      Beitrag Nr. 84 ()
      Das deil ist im Moment auch sehr Verdächtig.


      Überhaupt der Ganze Markt.



      NW
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      schrieb am 19.02.04 19:12:20
      Beitrag Nr. 85 ()
      Die Chinesen kaufen alles.

      Reuters
      Minor metals -Selenium hits 21-yr high on bid war
      Thursday February 19, 11:42 am ET
      By Declan Conway



      LONDON, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Selenium prices this week drove to highs last seen in March 1983
      because of a heated battle between Chinese and European consumers to secure material, traders
      said on Thursday.

      Chinese buying has been gathering pace in the construction sector and for agricultural fertiliser, and buyers there have been trying to outbid suppliers from their raditional European consumers.

      However, prices (SELE-LON) have been hard to assess in recent weeks as virtually all availability
      has been sealed in fixed term contracts between producers and consumers, they said.

      "Somebody asked me for 20 tonnes this week and I said he`d be lucky to get three," one trader
      said.

      Another said: "The Chinese returned with a bang from their seasonal holidays early this month
      and have been bulk buying for deliveries well ahead into the future, which bears all the hallmarks
      of panic buying."

      "Prices look even firmer in the short-term if that continues but they may have bought ahead
      of the market, which they could regret further out."
      Business was being done in a wide range between $12 and $16 a lb because of recently added
      premiums and conversion charges for crude material amounting to two or three dollars, traders
      said.


      INDIUM HITS NEW 8-YEAR HIGH
      Indium (IND-ING-LON) prices reached new four-year highs this week because of high regional
      demand for liquid crystal displays (LCD) in flat-screen television sets, laptop computers and
      mobile phones, traders said.

      Industry analysts are forecasting world output of LCD TVs to more than double to 8-10 million
      sets in 2004 from around four million last year.
      "Demand is indeed strong but it`s a bit artificially high as the market is pulling and pushing
      prices around at a tremendous rate," a trader said, adding that the spread had consequently widened.

      The bulk of European business was being done between $430 and $480 a kg basis in warehouse
      Rotterdam.

      World demand for indium was expected to reach 470 tonnes in 2004, including 240 tonnes for
      indium tin oxide (ITO), but primary supplies was forecast to total just 280 tonnes, according
      to one industry source.

      China will supply around 40 percent of the world`s primary indium output this year as a by-product
      of lead and zinc mining. But its estimated output of 110 tonnes of primary indium has fallen
      from around 300 tonnes two years ago.

      In 2001, ore-rich mines in the southern region of Guangxi were mostly closed after fatal
      flooding accidents.


      ANTIMONY RISES
      Antimony prices (ANT-LON) climbed about $100 a tonne in the past week as Chinese traders
      increased their offer values.

      China, which produces about 80 percent of world supply, is now offering 99.65-percent ingot
      at between $2,720 and $2,800 a tonne CIF Rotterdam, with the FOB price range at $2,650-2,750,
      traders said.

      Some traders said prices were rising because of firm global demand and reduced stocks in
      China since the country ordered a series of shutdowns following fatal accidents in 2001, although
      others said the market might be skewed.
      Antimony is used to harden lead alloys and as a flame retardant in electrical products, paints,
      chemicals and ammunitions.

      "I`ve booked tonnages for delivery in May through July between $2,680 and $2,700," one said.

      "Demand has hardly lifted and Chinese dealers are holding back supplies and we think the market
      could fall back again in a few months."

      In other markets, ferro-vanadium prices (VAN-FERRO-LON) (VAN-F50-RU) edged higher by a couple
      of dollars to meet strong Chinese demand in steel production. Vanadium is mostly used as a steel
      alloy, giving strength and ductility in tool and carbon steels.

      Pentoxide prices (VAN-PENT-LON), produced from primary mined production and secondary sources,
      increased by $1 to $4.50-5.00 a lb.

      Prices for tungsten, also used in tool steels, have similarly strengthened. Ammonium paratungstate
      (APT) (APT-CHINA), a heavily traded tungsten intermediary product, was trading at $68-72 a tonne
      this week, up $7-8 in the past few weeks. Traders said prices have increased because of reduced
      supplies of tungsten ore.
      Avatar
      schrieb am 19.02.04 23:16:45
      Beitrag Nr. 86 ()
      @ MRASTA !!!

      Die Rohstoff Preise gehen durch die Decke Jap.:rolleyes:

      Ich hoffe nur es kommt zu einen Buy Out.


      Was soviel heist wie Einen Irrationalen Durchbruch nach oben der Rohstoffpreise. +30% an einem Tag. Und danach eine Mega Hosse das der Masse das Gesicht Gehen Bleibt.

      Ehrlich Gesagt ich Rechne seit Monaten mit sowas in der Richtung.

      Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 19.02.04 23:26:46
      Beitrag Nr. 87 ()
      @ NixWasa

      Was glaubst du, wie wäre man am besten für einen solchen Fall gerüstet ?

      Falconbridge sieht ja schon nicht schlecht aus. Sally Malay habe ich ebenfalls. Was muß man noch haben ?

      Gruß & Dank
      Michael
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      schrieb am 19.02.04 23:52:29
      Beitrag Nr. 88 ()
      @ Stock-Fool!!!

      Schwer zu sagen es gibt einige Bekannte Aktien.

      Und es gibt so viel Müll das bei diesen Umständen ab gehen wird wie Schmitz Katze.

      Meine Gröste Position ist Vedanta in dem Bereich. Die ist zwar keine Zocker Bude sondern eine der Grösten der Welt.
      Ich warte lieber gerne Lange. Sollte sie nicht Steigen bekomme ich eine Div. die sehr hoch sein wird.

      Alleine die Beteiligungen die Börsen Notiert sind in Indien und Global sind Mld $ Wert.

      Alleine Bharat Alu und Hindu Zink sind 1Mld $ Wert.

      Mich würde es nicht wundern wenn sie Madras Alu und dem nächst an die Börse bringen.

      Die Beteiligungen die Vedanta so noch hat die nicht Börsen Notiert sind, sind Gewaltig. Desweiten haben sie Resurcen von denen Andere nur Träumen können.

      Siehe da nur den Zukauf Madras Alu in Pakistan. Der Deal alleine könnte Mld bringen. Wobei hier der Hintergdanke das Uranium sein sollte.

      Ich an DEINER stelle würde die Werte der Zweiten reihe wählen (Market Cap bis 1 Mld $) die auch in den US Rohstoff Fonds sind. Wenn Geld rein geht in den Markt bist du Richtig. Und wenn der Rohstoff Preis fällt kannst du ja mit Stopp loss deine Aktien Verkaufen.



      NW
      Avatar
      schrieb am 19.02.04 23:56:32
      Beitrag Nr. 89 ()
      @StockFool

      MNMM haste sicher schon gehört. Bin ich Fett drin.

      Haben 260 Mio.Unzen Silber und 1 Mio.Tonnen Kupfer. Ist momentan Bullenstark. AMEX-Listing steht an.

      Marketcap: 64 Mio$

      Mehr findest Du auch im Thread Nr. 804645


      Gruß
      ADERA
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      schrieb am 20.02.04 00:11:47
      Beitrag Nr. 90 ()
      Macht euch mal schlau.

      Und stellt mal ein paar hübsche Charts rein.

      http://futures.tradingcharts.com/miningcharts.html

      NW
      Avatar
      schrieb am 20.02.04 10:41:06
      Beitrag Nr. 91 ()
      @ Nixwasa & ADERA

      Danke !

      Gruß
      Michael
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      schrieb am 20.02.04 11:36:10
      Beitrag Nr. 92 ()
      @ NixWasa

      Mein derzeit bester Dividenden- und Wachstumswert ist die empfehlung vom prof19 HQNT !

      Um es mit deinen Worten zu sagen: " ein geiles Ding "

      Gruß
      Michael
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      schrieb am 23.02.04 11:32:04
      Beitrag Nr. 93 ()
      @ All !!!


      Die Volumina ist jetzt bei Zambia doch Angesprungen.

      Bin mal gespannt wie es weiter geht.





      Nix Wasa
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      schrieb am 23.02.04 16:22:20
      Beitrag Nr. 94 ()
      @All !!!

      Es wiederholt sich wohl 1997 :rolleyes:

      So ein Zufall aber auch :)

      NW
      Avatar
      schrieb am 01.03.04 22:50:54
      Beitrag Nr. 95 ()
      @nixwasa
      @all,

      habt ihr irgendwelche informationen über den aktuellen status bei bougainville copper ?
      (z.b. ist rio tinto und papua-neu guinea jetzt draussen, wann wird die mine wieder geöffnet, etc).

      ich habe am wochenende im web gesucht, war aber eher erfolglos.:(


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