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[granate]

Hallo ,

habt ihr die neuste mail von Börse inside gelesen :

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Highlights der aktuellen CSI-Ausgabe
Die Hintergründe einer kanadischen Uran-Gesellschaft, die in einem Gebiet tätig ist, in der heute 30% der weltweiten Uran-Produktion stattfindet! Die Aktie dieses Unternehmens ist in den letzten 9 Monaten um 1’000% explodiert und könnte sich Experten zufolge in den nächsten 12 Monaten nochmals verdreifachen: Ein MUSS für jeden strategischen Rohstoff-Investor!


Der grösste Uran-Hersteller der Welt: Die Aktie steigt von Rekordhoch zu Rekordhoch und hat sich seit 2001 verzwölffacht. Die Marktkapitalisierung des Unternehmens hat zuletzt die Marke von 7 Milliarden US-Dollar übersprungen. Nachdem der Kurs über 50 Dollar gestiegen war, wurde jüngst ein Split im Verhältnis 1:3 beschlossen, um die in die Höhe geschossene Aktie optisch günstiger zu machen: Eine Basisanlage für jedes Commodity-Depot!

Unglaubliche Substanzperle: Wir stellen Ihnen eine Gesellschaft vor, die in Namibia, Malawi und Westaustralien über erstklassige Projekte mit geschätzten Uranressourcen über 40`000 Tonnen im Wert von 1.75 Milliarden US-Dollar verfügt. Der aktuelle Börsenwert des Unternehmens: USD 130 Mio.! Hier können Sie sich mit über 90% Discount zum Substanzwert einkaufen. Und: Ende 2006 wird die Produktion aufgenommen, dann wird aus diesem Explorer ein Produzent und eine komplette Neubewertung unumgänglich. Weitere Details: Deutschlandexklusiv im COMMODITY STOCKS INVESTOR! Und

Der TOP-SHOT schlechthin: Eine australische Uran-Gesellschaft, die hauptsächlich in Mount Isa in Queensland aktiv ist. Das ist eine Region, die zu den ergiebigsten Uranvorkommen Australiens zählt. Dem Investmenthaus Martin Place Securities zufolge könnten sich die bestätigten 68 Mio. Pfund des Uran-Depots durch aktuelle Bohrprogramme glatt verdoppeln. Wert des Depots dann: Sagenhafte 1,8 Milliarden Austr.-Dollar. Der aktuelle Börsenwert liegt aber nur bei lächerlichen 50 Millionen Austr.-Dollar. Mit anderen Worten: Der derzeitige Aktienkurs reflektiert gerade einmal drei Prozent der Uran-Assets. Und hier ist der Wert von erheblichen Kupfer- und Goldvorkommen noch nicht einmal eingerechnet. Kein Wunder, dass sich das Weltklasse-Brokerhaus Bear Stearns bereits mit mehr als 10% an dem Unternehmen beteiligt hat. Wir können Ihnen nur raten: Tun Sie das auch, es geht hier um eine der phantastischsten Stories im Rohstoffbereich! Um welche Gesellschaft es sich handelt? Lesen Sie den COMMODITY STOCKS INVESTOR! Hier erfahren Sie alle Hintergründe. "


Bei der letzten Aktie kann es sich m.E. nur um SUMMIT RESOURCES handeln.

Da steckt wohl noch ne Menge Potential drin, da die Aktie offensichtlich vor einer Neubewertung steht.
Interessante Infos auch auf der Homepage, u.a. eine Studie.

Dran bleiben.

Gruß

granate

[XTrack]

Das ist totes Kapital!!! Die Regierung in Queensland (Grüne) erlaubt keinen Abbau von Uran... ausserdem wird die nächste Wahl erst 2009 sein, soweit ich informiert bin. Vergiss die Aktie einfach, schlechte Recherche von diesem Börsenbrief!

Wenn ich eine Mail des Users Art Bechstein zitieren darf:

..von Mitte Juli 2004...

Dear Mr. Bechstein

Thank you for your email.

You are correct. Summit has three uranium resources and these are located in the Mount Isa District of northeast Queensland.

In Australia there are two layers of government. A Federal Government, currently conservative, in Canberra that encourages and supports the mining, processing and production of uranium oxide and its export for peaceful purposes such as power generation. In fact Australia is the world`s second largest producer of uranium oxide behind Canada and has expanding output from mines in the Northern territory and South Australia. As well uranium was formerly mined in Queensland at Mary Kathleen by RioTinto, only 50 kilometres from Summit`s deposits.

Unfortunately, since mid 1998 we have had a Labor State Government in Brisbane and they have a policy of not permitting uranium mining and production in the State. So our resources are effectively sterilised until there is a change of government to the conservative in Queensland. The next election is not due for a couple of years and then, as with all elections, there is no certainty of outcome. However, should a conservative government regain office in Queensland Summit would be in a position to resume work on the development of the resources and restore the value to Summit shareholders.[das wird aber so schnell nicht passieren, zumal die Grünen immer stärker werden in Australien und strikt gegen jede Uranförderung sind]


As to the Westmoreland uranium deposits our understanding is that RioTinto abandoned these deposits some years ago and handed the tenements back to the State. The State in turn sterilised the area by creating a National Park over them and therefore they would never be available for further work or development in the future. More recently a local entrepreneurial company has applied for the area and are attempting to sell them to Laramide. I do not think they will ever acquire the deposits to sell them to Laramide or anyone else. (I may have this wrong but that is as we understand it).

Further, I have not had any signals or indications of a change in the Queensland State Government`s policy on uranium mining, but would of course welcome it should they so decide.

As to our listing on the Berlin Stock Exchange, this was unsolicited and arranged presumably by the Exchange itself for our stock to quoted. We do not intend to service this listing or maintain a register in Germany. Of course we would welcome and encourage investors to purchase and trade our stock. Investors can keep up with Summit`s activities by visiting our web site www.summitresources.com.au to get information on the company`s activities.

It would be interesting to see the stock actually trade there and the level of investor interest.

Regards
Alan J Eggers
Managing Director

[granate]

Hallo,

von wann ist denn das Posting bzw. die Antwort des Managers ?

Hab noch was gefunden :

Minews Story Date: January 07, 2005 A Political Turnaround On Uranium Would Be A Company Maker For Summit Resources. By Robert Wallace Mount Isa in northwest Queensland is one of the world’s premier mining provinces. Xstrata, Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Placer Dome are among the world’s leading miners exploiting its prolific deposits of copper, lead, zinc and gold. So it is only natural that a series of junior explorers are attempting to secure a foothold in exploration tenements in the Mount Isa Inlier region which lies around the central Xstrata owned Mount Isa Mines complex. One of the leading protagonists in this endeavour is Australian listed Summit Resources which now dominates the block with a substantial tenement portfolio totalling of over 5,500 sq km of granted and applied for licences both to the north and south of three of the largest existing mines in the area, the Mount Isa, Hilton and George Fisher mines. The company believes that deep fracture zones, associated with hydrothermal fluid flows and alteration, lie along the major Mount Isa Paroo north-south fault zones and along north-west fault splays. Summit is currently carrying out a 10,850 m RC and diamond drilling campaign to test several targets for gold, copper and zinc in the Inlier. Its three principal project areas are Isa North with four significant copper/gold anomalies, May Downs to the west of Mount Isa where gold mineralisation along the 12km Golden fault zone is coincident with small historic gold workings and Isa South where visible secondary copper and discovered gold confirms re-interpretation of 1990s BHP magnetic surveys. It also has outlier prospects based at the Constance Range, Eastern Metals and Mount Kelly sites. The Company recently pegged the Constance Range iron ore deposits located 30 to 80 kilometres northwest of Zinifex’s Century zinc mine. The deposits were originally drilled by BHP in the mid sixties when it defined a resource of several hundred million tonnes but were abandoned by it in favour of developing the Panawannica deposits in northwestern WA. Infrastructure that was missing in the 1960’s is now largely in place with the recent building of the Alice Springs to Darwin rail line, plans to extend the railhead from Mount Isa to Tennent Creek and high voltage power available at the Century mine. Summit is now re-evaluating the potential development of these deposits and looking at the possibility of railing the material to the deep water port of Darwin for export. However, what is currently exciting Summit’s share price is that it in addition to these many IOGC projects, it and its JV partner Resolute Mining own 50 per cent each of two huge uranium deposits at the Valhalla and Skal sites which together comprise Australia’s fifth-largest uranium resource. Valhalla, some 40 km north of Mount Isa, has an indicated resource of 11.5million tonnes containing 36.5milion lbs of uranium oxide; Skal, 10km east of Valhalla, contains a further indicated 7.6 million lbs. Together with a smaller third deposit nearby at Andersons (100 per cent Summit owned), total resources are 48.5million lbs of uranium oxide indicated and 75 million lbs inferred. An 8,000 metre drill programme in 2005 should increase this resource inventory substantially. Australia is the world’s largest source of uranium in the word with 28 per cent of global known recoverable resources within its borders, ahead of Kazakhstan with 18 per cent and Canada with 12 per cent. It supplies 25 per cent of the world’s uranium, mainly to the US, Japan and South Korea. Estimates in 2002 showed Australia’s uranium exports were saving the world an annual 290 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions. However, Summit’s world-class deposits have been sidelined for years due to the Queensland state Labor government’s historically restrictive policies on developing uranium mining and low uranium prices. The Australian federal government openly supports uranium mine development but states are free to set their own agenda. Following Kyoto, the global environment lobby is increasingly turning to nuclear energy as the only possible method of meeting lowered greenhouse gas emission targets. Ironically, Queensland’s power stations are coal fired and the state is a major exporter of coal, the principal cause of global warming. The recent acceleration in the uranium price and hopes that the state will align with other Labour-controlled states like South Australia and Northern Territory which sanction uranium
production and exports have encouraged Summit to fast-track its expansion programme to increase resources and complete a bankable feasibility study. Summit is solely led by 53 year old Alan Eggers, a mining geologist for over 30 years; there are just two non-executive directors. The company was founded in New Zealand in 1987 and is still quoted on the NZX as well as the ASX. Four institutions control 30 per cent of the equity. Summit’s growth strategy is underpinned by the surging uranium, copper and iron ore markets with the company already controlling significant resources and actively drilling to expand its inventories. While the state government in Queensland has steadfastly rejected the development of the uranium industry in the state, Eggers does not seem too perturbed. His view is that no government stays in office in any state forever and Summit’s uranium is not going to go away. He argues “with increasing pressure from green groups, and with global warming and the looming energy crises, everybody is now looking at uranium and nuclear power as a logical energy alternative. Australia will soon have a tremendous amount of pressure put on it - particularly from China and the US - to open up its uranium resources. Australia has now commenced negotiating a free trade agreement with China and Australian sales of uranium to China will be part of those negotiations”. Political/country risk is one of the most frustrating obstacles to many miners. In September, Minesite described how the price of Australian-registered Paladin Resources, with its uranium deposits of some 32,300 tonnes of uranium resources at Langer Heinrich in Namibia, had rocketed 1,600 per cent in the last year. Paladin’s market capitalisation is now some A$195million. By contrast, Summit, with very similar resources located in currently-hostile Queensland, is valued at some A$24 million, even though its price has trebled in the last two months. By this logic, country risk in Australia is eight times worse than in Namibia!

[Blanca_die_Haesin]

Hallo !

Summit, der neuentdeckte Wert im Aussiland. Gestern und am Freitag Absturz um ca. 20 %. SL wurden genutzt. Heute mit 2,5 Mio Umsätze in Australien um 20 % + . Glücklich, wer die gestrige Chance zum Nachkauf genutzt hat. Blanca

PS.: Da wird im Gegensatz zu UCL noch richtig Geld bewegt!

[Blanca_die_Haesin]

Summit Resources ! ! !

Heute in Australien 4,26 Millionen Umsatz und 6,8, % +.

Das wird noch spannend. Blanca

[BerndunddasBrot]

Montag 21. März 2005, 11:48 Uhr

ElBaradei setzt sich für Atomenergie ein

Paris (AP) Zum ersten Mal seit den 50er Jahren beraten Minister und andere ranghohe Vertreter aus mehr als 60 Ländern über die friedliche Nutzung der Atomenergie. Das teilte die Organisation für Wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (OECD) am Montag in Paris mit. Der Leiter der UN-Atomenergiebehörde (IAEA), Mohamed ElBaradei, sagte in der Eröffnungsrede, er hoffe, dass sich auf der zweitägigen Konferenz zeigen lasse, dass Atomkraft weiterhin eine sichere, verlässliche und umweltfreundliche Energie sei.

Die Konferenz fällt mitten in die Auseinandersetzung um das iranische Atomprogramm. Teheran hat erklärt, die Technologie einschließlich der Anreicherung von Uran ausschließlich zu zivilen Zwecken nutzen zu wollen. Die USA und die EU haben dagegen Bedenken wegen einer möglichen militärischen Nutzung. OECD-Sprecherin Karen Daifuku sagte, in Paris gehe es um die «Energiepolitik und die Nutzung von Atomkraft im 21. Jahrhundert».

Die Hälfte der Konferenzteilnehmer nutzt bereits Atomkraft zur Energiegewinnung. Gastgeberland Frankreich produziert 80 Prozent seiner Elektrizität mit Atomkraftwerken, mehr als jedes andere Land der Welt.

!!!Dafür braucht man Brennstoff, viel Brennstoff!!!!