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Arafura gibt es jetzt billiger als in der Superkrise 2008 !
Die jetzige Krise steht erst am Beginn !
Wo sind hier eigentlich alle die mich immer übel beschimpften wenn ich Zweifel hegte ?
Die jetzige Krise steht erst am Beginn !
Wo sind hier eigentlich alle die mich immer übel beschimpften wenn ich Zweifel hegte ?
Aktuelle Lage an den Seltenen-Erden-Märkten
18.07.2012 07:03 Uhr | Dr. Dietmar Siebholz
http://www.goldseiten.de/artikel/143867--Aktuelle-Lage-an-de…
18.07.2012 07:03 Uhr | Dr. Dietmar Siebholz
http://www.goldseiten.de/artikel/143867--Aktuelle-Lage-an-de…
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/364187/20120718/rare-earths-…
Australian, Western, African Rare Earths Miners to Scramble Meeting China’s Supply Import Demand Needs
China has a US$949 million budget to spend on purchasing rare earths
By Esther Tanquintic-Misa: Subscribe to Esther's RSS feed
July 18, 2012 6:11 AM GMT
That rare earths mining firms operating in Australia as well as in the U.S., Canada and other African nations will scramble to meet the impending supply import demand of China for the precious elements is no remote possibility.
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Grüsse JoJo
Australian, Western, African Rare Earths Miners to Scramble Meeting China’s Supply Import Demand Needs
China has a US$949 million budget to spend on purchasing rare earths
By Esther Tanquintic-Misa: Subscribe to Esther's RSS feed
July 18, 2012 6:11 AM GMT
That rare earths mining firms operating in Australia as well as in the U.S., Canada and other African nations will scramble to meet the impending supply import demand of China for the precious elements is no remote possibility.
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Grüsse JoJo
Zitat Rare Metals Blog
There is a chocolateria here that is calling my name, and then I will be heading downtown Perth to meet the Arafura team this afternoon for an update. One of many items I love about being here, is that I am a day ahead here...
Posted by Tracy Weslosky at 07:51:11 PM inEditor, Tracy Weslosky, Intel
Zitat Ende
Wenn Tracy einen Termin bei Arafura bekommt, dann haben die auch was zu erzählen; die BFS steht an!
There is a chocolateria here that is calling my name, and then I will be heading downtown Perth to meet the Arafura team this afternoon for an update. One of many items I love about being here, is that I am a day ahead here...
Posted by Tracy Weslosky at 07:51:11 PM inEditor, Tracy Weslosky, Intel
Zitat Ende
Wenn Tracy einen Termin bei Arafura bekommt, dann haben die auch was zu erzählen; die BFS steht an!
Eine IMHO aktuelle, informative und positive Info aus dem HC-Forum von Lynas zu Arafura:
http://hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=1785458&ms…
radiation through rare earths (huabamane) Trade LYC with
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Hi everyone,
since there is not much happening and we LYC shareholders obviously love spending our time here on HC I thought I'd contribute a bit and give some info on the radiation topic. Source of information: I am working for a drilling company in WA.
We have not worked for Lynas yet, but we carried out a bulk sample drilling job for Arafura in late 2010. I spent a month at nolans bore and some of our drillers spent 3 months there. we were drilling about 20-40 ton of material every day, roughly about 1/3rd to half of that from the REE ore body. During the project everyone on site hat to wear devices around our necks that measure the radiation the wearer was exposed to.
After the project was finished I wanted to know about the radiation exposure and requested the info from Arafura. Having no further background of what else could effect the result, I took the average background radiation for the area and multiplied it with the days we spent on the ground. The product of the background radiation measured times the days was exactly the number stated by the device measuring the exposure for the staff on ground. Together with a radiation management plan that minimizes the exposure to dust I'd be happy to work on such a project again.
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http://www.manager-magazin.de/politik/weltwirtschaft/0,2828,…
15.07.2012 .
Seltene Erden
Japan und Vietnam fordern China heraus
REUTERS
Lanthangießerei in der Inneren Mongolei: China produziert 97 Prozent der Seltenerdenmetalle weltweit
Mit japanischer Hilfe will Vietnam das chinesische Monopol auf seltene Erden brechen. Ein Bergwerk im Norden des Landes soll ab dem kommenden Jahr Tausende Tonnen der begehrten Rohstoffe liefern. China hält seinen Exportstopp trotz Klagen vor der Welthandelsorganisation aufrecht.
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@ eine erfolgreiche Woche
Grüsse JoJo
http://hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=1785458&ms…
radiation through rare earths (huabamane) Trade LYC with
:::
Hi everyone,
since there is not much happening and we LYC shareholders obviously love spending our time here on HC I thought I'd contribute a bit and give some info on the radiation topic. Source of information: I am working for a drilling company in WA.
We have not worked for Lynas yet, but we carried out a bulk sample drilling job for Arafura in late 2010. I spent a month at nolans bore and some of our drillers spent 3 months there. we were drilling about 20-40 ton of material every day, roughly about 1/3rd to half of that from the REE ore body. During the project everyone on site hat to wear devices around our necks that measure the radiation the wearer was exposed to.
After the project was finished I wanted to know about the radiation exposure and requested the info from Arafura. Having no further background of what else could effect the result, I took the average background radiation for the area and multiplied it with the days we spent on the ground. The product of the background radiation measured times the days was exactly the number stated by the device measuring the exposure for the staff on ground. Together with a radiation management plan that minimizes the exposure to dust I'd be happy to work on such a project again.
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http://www.manager-magazin.de/politik/weltwirtschaft/0,2828,…
15.07.2012 .
Seltene Erden
Japan und Vietnam fordern China heraus
REUTERS
Lanthangießerei in der Inneren Mongolei: China produziert 97 Prozent der Seltenerdenmetalle weltweit
Mit japanischer Hilfe will Vietnam das chinesische Monopol auf seltene Erden brechen. Ein Bergwerk im Norden des Landes soll ab dem kommenden Jahr Tausende Tonnen der begehrten Rohstoffe liefern. China hält seinen Exportstopp trotz Klagen vor der Welthandelsorganisation aufrecht.
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@ eine erfolgreiche Woche
Grüsse JoJo
Trading Spotlight
http://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/wirtschaft/agenturen-ticker/Asia…
Asiatische Allianz gegen Chinas Dominanz bei Seltenen Erden
Aktualisiert am 14.07.2012
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Dazu: http://www.tagesspiegel.de/wirtschaft/nachrichten-nachrichte…
@ noch ein schönes Rest-WE
Grüsse JoJo
Asiatische Allianz gegen Chinas Dominanz bei Seltenen Erden
Aktualisiert am 14.07.2012
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Dazu: http://www.tagesspiegel.de/wirtschaft/nachrichten-nachrichte…
@ noch ein schönes Rest-WE
Grüsse JoJo
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405270230374070457752…
ASIA BUSINESSJuly 12, 2012, 9:06 a.m. ET.
China Plans Rare-Earth Trading Platform
BEIJING—China's largest rare-earth producer plans to launch a trading platform, according to a company newsletter, in the nation's latest attempt to exert more control over the pricing of the strategically important minerals.
Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth (Group) Hi-Tech Co., 600111.SH +2.61% China's largest producer by output, plans to launch the physical-trading platform Aug. 8, it said on its website in an in-house company news report dated Friday. Baotou is leading about 10 major Chinese rare-earth producers to set up the platform, it said.
Baotou officials didn't respond to a call for comment. The newsletter's contents were reported in Chinese media on Thursday.
The market for rare earths is largely opaque because they aren't sold in public markets and move in small volumes, and only a few private-sector and government sources provide pricing data. A trading platform could provide some clarity, but if successful it could also give a China-based entity a role on determining rare-earth prices.
China controls about 95% of the world's rare-earth production, and its attempts to restrict exports have become the basis of a trade complaint by the U.S., Europe and Japan at the World Trade Organization. Rare-earth minerals are used in products ranging from consumer electronics to batteries to defense systems.
Last month, the U.S. Trade Representative said the Obama administration remains "deeply troubled" over China's restrictions on the exports of rare earths and is deciding on its next course of action after concluding consultations with Beijing through the WTO.
Even as it contends with a brewing trade dispute, China has struggled with plummeting rare-earth prices as global demand has weakened in the past year. Prices have nearly halved from last year's level for such bellwether minerals as neodymium oxide—which in 2011 averaged $132.06 a metric ton—data from Australian rare-earth miner Lynas Corp. LYC.AU -7.22% showed.
China tries to influence prices through export quotas. However, Chinese exporters used up only 62% of last year's quota due to weaker demand. Industry websites show only about a quarter of this year's initial quota has been used.
The exchange represents the latest of China's efforts to exert more control over the pricing of major industrial commodities. China launched a physical-trading platform for iron ore in May, although the exchange's data show it has been thinly used so far. China has also expressed continued interest in setting up a market for oil futures to rival those that determine benchmark crude prices in New York and London.
The rare-earth exchange will be located in Baotou city in China's northern region of Inner Mongolia, home to nearly half the world's light rare-earth output.
Googleübersetzt: http://translate.google.de/translate?sl=en&tl=de&js=n&prev=_…
http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/news/artikel.php?sid=37613
Wandelt sich China zum Nachfrager von Seltenen Erden?
12.07.2012 | 17:35 Uhr | EMFIS
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http://dieboersenblogger.de/24430/2012/07/kleine-presseschau…
http://bjoernjunker.wordpress.com/2012/07/11/im-wandel-selte…
11. Juli 2012 · 2:25 nachmittags
Im Wandel: Seltene Erden – China wird zum Importeur
Noch ist China der weltgrößte Exporteur von Seltenen Erden. Beobachter gehen jedoch davon aus, dass sich dieser Zustand wandeln wird. China könnte schon bald zum Importeur werden.
Seltene Erden werden unter anderem für Tablets und Smartphones benötigt
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@ ein schönes WE
Grüsse JoJo
ASIA BUSINESSJuly 12, 2012, 9:06 a.m. ET.
China Plans Rare-Earth Trading Platform
BEIJING—China's largest rare-earth producer plans to launch a trading platform, according to a company newsletter, in the nation's latest attempt to exert more control over the pricing of the strategically important minerals.
Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth (Group) Hi-Tech Co., 600111.SH +2.61% China's largest producer by output, plans to launch the physical-trading platform Aug. 8, it said on its website in an in-house company news report dated Friday. Baotou is leading about 10 major Chinese rare-earth producers to set up the platform, it said.
Baotou officials didn't respond to a call for comment. The newsletter's contents were reported in Chinese media on Thursday.
The market for rare earths is largely opaque because they aren't sold in public markets and move in small volumes, and only a few private-sector and government sources provide pricing data. A trading platform could provide some clarity, but if successful it could also give a China-based entity a role on determining rare-earth prices.
China controls about 95% of the world's rare-earth production, and its attempts to restrict exports have become the basis of a trade complaint by the U.S., Europe and Japan at the World Trade Organization. Rare-earth minerals are used in products ranging from consumer electronics to batteries to defense systems.
Last month, the U.S. Trade Representative said the Obama administration remains "deeply troubled" over China's restrictions on the exports of rare earths and is deciding on its next course of action after concluding consultations with Beijing through the WTO.
Even as it contends with a brewing trade dispute, China has struggled with plummeting rare-earth prices as global demand has weakened in the past year. Prices have nearly halved from last year's level for such bellwether minerals as neodymium oxide—which in 2011 averaged $132.06 a metric ton—data from Australian rare-earth miner Lynas Corp. LYC.AU -7.22% showed.
China tries to influence prices through export quotas. However, Chinese exporters used up only 62% of last year's quota due to weaker demand. Industry websites show only about a quarter of this year's initial quota has been used.
The exchange represents the latest of China's efforts to exert more control over the pricing of major industrial commodities. China launched a physical-trading platform for iron ore in May, although the exchange's data show it has been thinly used so far. China has also expressed continued interest in setting up a market for oil futures to rival those that determine benchmark crude prices in New York and London.
The rare-earth exchange will be located in Baotou city in China's northern region of Inner Mongolia, home to nearly half the world's light rare-earth output.
Googleübersetzt: http://translate.google.de/translate?sl=en&tl=de&js=n&prev=_…
http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/news/artikel.php?sid=37613
Wandelt sich China zum Nachfrager von Seltenen Erden?
12.07.2012 | 17:35 Uhr | EMFIS
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http://dieboersenblogger.de/24430/2012/07/kleine-presseschau…
http://bjoernjunker.wordpress.com/2012/07/11/im-wandel-selte…
11. Juli 2012 · 2:25 nachmittags
Im Wandel: Seltene Erden – China wird zum Importeur
Noch ist China der weltgrößte Exporteur von Seltenen Erden. Beobachter gehen jedoch davon aus, dass sich dieser Zustand wandeln wird. China könnte schon bald zum Importeur werden.
Seltene Erden werden unter anderem für Tablets und Smartphones benötigt:::
@ ein schönes WE
Grüsse JoJo
Möchte nur mal die Runde begrüssen, habe mich heute ebenfalls eingedeckt.
Vito
Vito
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/31178/ch…
China looks to become importer of rare earths rather than exporter
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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Grüsse JoJo
China looks to become importer of rare earths rather than exporter
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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Grüsse JoJo
wie befürchtet - Strohfeuer - alle Zuwächse wieder weg :-(
Ich könnte echt sowas von kotzen, bei 1 Euro nicht alles mit meinen 10% Verlust verkauft zu haben - jetzt hock ich mit 85% Verlust da und habe vermutlich keine Chance, die 1,10 Euro jemals wieder zu sehen.
Ich könnte echt sowas von kotzen, bei 1 Euro nicht alles mit meinen 10% Verlust verkauft zu haben - jetzt hock ich mit 85% Verlust da und habe vermutlich keine Chance, die 1,10 Euro jemals wieder zu sehen.
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