Canada Zinc Metals. WKN: A0RAQJ Zink

Hallo alle zusammen,

es gibt "News" auf der TMX Kursseite von CZX klickt mal News an

" that field Crews have mobilized"

Die News sind in etwa die gleichen wie im Jahr 2014 zur fast gleichen Zeit!!!
Der Kurs zuckt noch nicht einmal.

es wurde mobilisiert!  ha ha ha
sie haben die Spaten geschultert und laufen los!

alles nur Spaß, du hast schon recht, diese "News " sagen nichts aus
was auch nur ein Wimpernzucken auslösen könnte.

allen ein schönes sonniges Wochenende

Gruß Starkoch  

   The first hole of the program will target an open area downdip of drill hole A-07-53, and bounded along strike by drill holes A-05-32 and A-07-50. The planned hole will seek to expand the known limits of the high-grade core and the extent of the indicated resource. Drill hole A-07-53 returned 27.85 metres of 11.54 per cent combined zinc plus lead, including 16.23 metres of 15.15 per cent combined zinc plus lead. Hole A-07-50 returned 29.4 metres of 15.78 per cent combined zinc plus lead, including 20.98 metres of 20.08 per cent combined zinc plus lead, and hole A-05-32 returned 26.7 metres of 14.69 per cent combined zinc plus lead, including 11.5 metres of 20.11 per cent combined zinc plus lead (see previous company press releases: Dec. 21, 2005, Jan. 21, 2008, Feb. 21, 2008; all intervals are reported as core lengths with percentage estimates provided of true width, as per the original press release);
   Pending successful results, four additional holes will continue to test this large open area downdip of the current indicated resource model;
   Each target has the potential to significantly add to and also extend downdip the known mineralization associated with the Cardiac Creek deposit.

The drill program is expected to be completed by early fall (third quarter of 2015). Drilling services are provided by Western Exploration Drilling of Kamloops, B.C., using a Zinex A5 hydraulic drill rig.

The recently acquired airborne gravity data, in conjunction with airborne VTEM (volcanogenic massive sulphide) data and a revised regional geological base map, will be used to prioritize other property-scale targets, such as the North Lead zone and the Sitka showing.

Peeyush Varshney, president and chief executive officer of the company, states: "We are pleased to have the drill turning so early in the season, giving us ample time to complete the targeted drilling on the Cardiac Creek deposit, and allowing us to evaluate new airborne geophysical targets that we can prioritize for drill testing.

"Drilling will focus on expanding the indicated resource downdip of the current model, and infill some open zones within the high-grade core of the deposit. Ongoing modelling and interpretation of drilling, in conjunction with new airborne gravity data, will be used to generate multiple new targets that offer near-term potential to develop into new zinc-lead-silver deposits, which can provide significant value creation for our shareholders.

"The company is well funded to carry out exploration on a number of its wholly owned properties, and we expect a very busy and exciting year."

Quality assurance/quality control

Canada Zinc Metals has implemented a rigorous quality assurance/quality control program at the Akie property using best industry practices. All drill core are logged for geology, structure, veining, mineralization and rock quality designation. Sections of sulphide mineralization are marked for sampling by a geologist, and a series of standards, duplicates and blanks are inserted into the sample stream for quality assurance/quality control purposes. Prior to the cutting of samples, all core boxes are photographed for due diligence and record-keeping purposes. The samples are split by a diamond saw, tagged, and bagged and forwarded to Acme Labs (a Bureau Veritas Group company) of Vancouver, B.C., for analysis. Documentation recording the chain of custody is kept for each shipment.

Assays for zinc, lead and silver are obtained using Acme Labs AQ270 analytical package with sample digestion using aqua regia solution, followed by ICP-ES and ICP-MS analyses. Barium content is determined by Acme Labs' LF300 analytical package using LiBO2/LiB4O7 fusion and ACS grade nitric acid, followed by ICP-ES analysis. Check assays on drill pulps are routinely conducted by ALS Minerals of North Vancouver, B.C., with its OG46 analytical package using aqua regia digestion and ICP-ES analysis. All remaining drill core are stored at the Akie exploration camp.

Separately, the company also announces that Henry Giegerich will be resigning from the board of directors effective June 30, 2015. The company thanks Mr. Giegerich for his nine years of service and wishes him well in his future endeavours.

The Akie zinc-lead-silver project

The Akie property is situated within the Kechika trough, the southernmost area of the regionally extensive Paleozoic Selwyn basin, one of the most prolific sedimentary basins in the world for the occurrence of SEDEX zinc-lead-silver and stratiform barite deposits.

Drilling on the Akie property by Canada Zinc Metals since 2005 has identified a significant body of baritic-zinc-lead-silver SEDEX mineralization known as the Cardiac Creek deposit. The deposit is hosted by siliceous, carbonaceous, fine-grained clastic rocks of the Middle to Late Devonian Gunsteel formation.

The company has outlined a National Instrument 43-101-compliant mineral resource at Cardiac Creek, including an indicated resource of 12.7 million tonnes grading 8.4 per cent zinc, 1.7 per cent lead and 13.7 grams per tonne silver (at a 5-per-cent zinc cut-off grade), and an inferred resource of 16.3 million tonnes grading 7.4 per cent zinc, 1.3 per cent lead and 11.6 grams per tonne silver (at a 5-per-cent zinc cut-off grade).

Ken MacDonald, PGeo, vice-president of exploration, is the designated qualified person as defined by NI 43-101, and is responsible for the technical information contained in this release.

© 2015 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.

Gruß

Ebbe

Das finde ich ganz interessant auch wenn nichts sonderlich neues und bahnbrechendes berichtet wird aber der kanadische Schmider hats halt drauf.... ;-)

ceo.ca/2015/06/18/...o-to-junior-for-a-tightening-zinc-market/


The go-to junior for a tightening zinc market
POSTED ON June 18, 2015 BY James Fraser
CATEGORY Canada Zinc Metals, Featured Interview, Zinc,

There has been a solid but quiet performer in the commodities sector recently. Flying largely under most investors’ radar is zinc, up 3.9% in 2014. It’s often overlooked because as an “industrial” metal it doesn’t have the same shine as “precious” metals. According to many analysts, zinc is setting up nicely to continue its upward run in value, and at today’s levels offers an interesting option for savvy investors to enjoy potentially substantial returns.

The zinc market demand is currently between 13-14 million tonnes a year, with projected growth of 5% a year. Roughly half of all zinc is used for protecting steel from corrosion (galvanizing). It’s an overlooked but important end use: industry experts estimate that if steel was left unprotected it would cost an industrial country’s economy at least 4% of GDP each year.

About 17% of zinc demand comes from zinc-based alloys that support the die casting industry. From bathroom fixtures and door and window hardware to office equipment and tools as well as automotive and countless electronic components, zinc castings are everywhere.

Zinc Price

The market is already in a supply-demand deficit and has been for the last couple of years. Stockpiles are rapidly declining. In 2014, zinc output lagged consumption by 296,000 tons, according to the International Lead and Zinc Study Group.

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Scotiabank commodities analyst Patricia Mohr has a price forecast of $1.60 per pound for zinc in 2016 as the deficit increases. That’s 72% higher than today’s price of $0.93 cents per pound and could have investors scrambling for zinc names.

Zinc stockpiles have already been cut in half in the last year and currently sit at ~458,000 metric tonnes.

Upcoming zinc mine closures will certainly hasten the decline in stockpiles. Of particular importance will be the closure of MMG’s Century Mine in Australia, which is winding down at the end of June. In 2014, Century supplied 465,696 tonnes into a market size of 12 million tonnes (3.8% of world supply).

Later this year, Vedanta Resources’ Lisheen mine in Ireland will also close, removing ~150 thousand tonnes from the market.

Don Lindsay, CEO of Teck Resources, one of the world’s largest zinc producers, recently stated, “It’s starting to look like 2006 all over again.” He’s referring to a powerful move that took place with the zinc price that year. Stockpiles went from the 600,000-tonne level to below the 100,000 -tonne level briefly before rising again during the financial crisis.  Zinc was up 51.6% in 2005 and 125.7% in 2006. It may be setting up for a similar price move in the near future.

Pipeline

Zinc exploration and development companies must fill the pipeline for future zinc demand. But there are only a handful of quality zinc development projects in the world, which could very easily lead to takeovers in the space at significant premiums – especially for higher-quality names. (Note: most zinc development companies have issues, be they metallurgical, permitting, capex or grade.)

In 2011, with zinc down 25%, Nyrstar Resources saw an opportunity and decided to go shopping. Nyrstar understood that the fundamentals for zinc were setting up favourably so the company purchased two Canadian-listed zinc companies: Breakwater Resources and Farallon Mining. Breakwater was taken over for $663 million in cash (a 44% premium) while Farallon was purchased for $443 million in cash (a 23% premium). Nyrstar may have jumped the gun a little but zinc has had three straight years in the green since the acquisitions.

With the aforementioned two takeovers, Nystar essentially cleaned out the primary zinc producers on the TSX, leaving only Trevali Mining (TV:TSX) as the pure production play.

John MacKenzie, Anglo American’s former head of copper, is planning to launch his own public vehicle soon – and is eyeing zinc. He is reviewing takeover targets ahead of a planned $300m to $700m mining float later this year.

“Because zinc has been so unfavoured there’s been very limited development, particularly by the majors, so there’s relatively little high-quality supply coming online,” MacKenzie told Global Mining Observer.

Next down the food chain for investors are the zinc development companies.

Canada Zinc Metals (CZX:TSXV)

Canada Zinc Metals is one investment option for those looking into the zinc space. Here are four reasons why investors might want to consider CZX:

   Primary commodity (zinc) has strong fundamentals for a price rise.
   Strong management with a proven track record of success.
   A high-quality project with expansion potential.
   A solid balance sheet with no need to raise money anytime soon.

Let’s delve a little deeper into these factors:

Supply Crunch

The fundamentals for the zinc price look extremely strong in the next 6-24 months. Large zinc mines are beginning to close down and it’s likely we will see the deficit in the zinc market begin to grow. No new large mines are in the pipeline to replace those coming offline.
Zn-mine-production-closure Source: Wood Mackenzie 4Q’13 and MMG Analysis

Demand is expected to remain strong at 5% growth per year for the next couple of years, underpinned by continued growth in the Chinese steel sector and a trend towards value added steels.

Global-Zinc-demand

If these forecasts hold true, the market will need to somehow find the production equivalent to what the Century mine put out last year (465,696 tonnes) just to keep up with demand.

Glencore, a large zinc producer, stated at its recent AGM  ”An additional 3-3.5Mt of zinc supply (is) needed over the next 5 years to balance the market.”

China, the world’s largest zinc producer, is still a wildcard in the zinc market but many analysts do not believe that the Chinese can increase production enough to replace the mines coming offline. China is very secretive when it comes to publicizing production numbers of commodities. What we do know is that China wants to reduce its pollution issues, but to what extent this effort slows down mining is anyone’s guess.

Economics 101 holds that when demand exceeds supply the price of whatever is in demand will rise. The zinc market has been in deficit for the last couple of years. Stockpiles have been rapidly declining and are half of what they were last year. Zinc has had a 16% move in the last 3 years but many analysts believe that is just the beginning.

Zinc’s last major supply/demand deficit occurred in 2004 with zinc quadrupling in 2 years (going from $0.50 to $2).

(Image source CRU Group)
(Image source CRU Group)

Management

Canada Zinc Metals is founded by Varshney Capital Corp – a Vancouver based merchant bank and venture capital firm. The group has had plenty of success in the resource space and in other investments.

The group is one of the founding shareholders of Mountain Province Diamonds (MPV:TSX), a soon to be diamond producer. Mountain Province is partnered with De Beers on the Gahcho Kue Project in the Northwest Territories. Construction is well underway with production expected in the first half of 2016. Gahcho Kue will be the world’s largest and richest new diamond mine. For those who invested in Mountain Province in the early 2000s, the stock is currently a 13-bagger.

The team at Canada Zinc Metals has all the members needed to bring this project through the development phase. Ken MacDonald, VP Exploration, recently led the team responsible for all mine permitting to bring the Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine in B.C. into production.

On the board of directors CZX can rely on the experience and expertise of Henry Giegerich, who played a key role in the development of the Red Dog mine in Alaska. Teck Resources Red Dog is currently one of the largest and highest grade zinc mines in the world.

Management has made it no secret that a takeover is a possibility. The shareholder base is among the strongest in junior mining with four major companies holding positions – Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group, Lundin Mining, Teck Resources and Korea Zinc.

The Akie and Kechika Regional Projects

Canada Zinc Metals owns a large land package in northeastern British Columbia in the Kechika Trough. British Columbia is known as one of the top mining jurisdictions worldwide.  The Kechika Trough hosts several zinc-silver-lead projects and is an extension of the world class Selwyn basin from the Yukon. This is a district-scale play as management has locked up close to 140 square kilometers of land in the belt.

CZX-claim-map



Image source: Canada Zinc Metals

The Akie property hosts the Cardiac Creek deposit, which is one of the top undeveloped zinc-lead-silver projects in the world. A 2012 NI 43-101 resource shows an indicated resource of 2.35 billion lbs of zinc at 8.38%, 470 million lbs of lead at 1.68%, and 5.6 million ounces of silver at 15.30 g/t, as well as an inferred resource of 2.65 billion lbs of zinc at 7.38%, 480 million pounds of lead at 1.34%, and 6.05 million ounces of silver at 11.6 g/t.

The deposit is open for expansion in all directions . An aggressive 5,000-metre drill program is planned for this summer. The drill program will focus on two main goals:

   Increase the size of the deposit.
   Increase the confidence in the current indicated and inferred resources.

Grade is a very important characteristic to keep in mind when investing in mining projects. The chart below shows that the Akie project is one of the highest-grade undeveloped projects in the world.

The Akie project is 116 sq km in size and is located within 20 kilometres of Teck and Korea Zinc’s Cirque deposit.

Also take note that the Cirque deposit, owned by Teck and Korea Zinc, is next to Akie on the chart. It would not be a stretch for either of these companies or both these companies to be thinking of taking over Canada Zinc Metals to consolidate the area.

Akie-grade

Infrastructure for the project is very good and is an advantage over a majority of its peers. A 50-person modern facility camp was built a few years ago. The project is accessible year round by road which connects to the town of Mackenzie. The easy access to Mackenzie is strategic because the town has access to rail that connects to Teck’s smelter in Trail. The Teck smelter is one of the largest integrated zinc-lead smelters in the world. As well, rail access is available from Mackenzie to Prince Rupert which is home to a deep-sea port that would allow for shipping of concentrates overseas. With respect to power, B.C.’s largest hydroelectric dam is located just south of the project on Williston Lake.

Canada Zinc Metals’ largest shareholder, Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group (35%), is hungry for concentrate and owns a zinc and lead smelter in the city of Tongling (Anhui Province). The smelters are located right on the banks of the Yangtze River with direct ocean access to and from Prince Rupert.

Other CXZ regional claims in the area have been optioned to JV partners Teck and Korea Zinc. The partners are expected to spend ~$1 million on the optioned claims this year (Pie, Yuen, and Cirque East). Teck has the option to earn up to 70% on these claims by spending $8.5 million in exploration by September 2019.

The entire 140 sq km belt is highly prospective for new discoveries. Several of the properties have had significant historical drill results. The focus for the moment remains on Cardiac Creek and letting JV partners drill some of the optioned regional claims.

Financial Position

Canada Zinc Metals has a strong balance sheet with ~$10 million in working capital. This summer’s work program is expected to total $2 million which will leave CZX with $8 million in the bank. In an extremely weak financing environment for junior mining companies, this is a tremendous advantage.

Canada-Zinc-Metals-3-year-chart

Canada Zinc Metals is trading at 23 cents, close to a 5-year low. The share price was 55 cents back in September and has been more than cut in half with no fundamental reason for the sell off.

Investors should watch zinc inventory levels as they will drive the zinc price, but as mentioned earlier, the commodity looks set to see a major increase in price. With the space looking like it’s going to heat up, Canada Zinc Metals (CZX:TSXV) should definitely be on a zinc bull’s watchlist.

Symbol: CZX:TSXV
Share price:$0.23
Market cap: $35.1 M
Working capital: ~$10 million
Shareholders: Tongling Nonferrous Metals Group,Lundin Mining,Teck Resources and Korea Zinc

Schönes Wochenende

Gruß

Ebbe

... dann sind wir wieder bei 23ct.

Hallo Toby,

na wenn man es weiß, kann man rechtzeitig aussteigen und steigt nach einem halben Jahr wieder ein....
Mal schauen ob der Zyklus so bleibt...

Gruß

Ebbe

Also wenn ich mir die Lagerbestände bei Zink ansehe, versteh ich da einiges nicht. Seit 10. Juni ist der Zinkbestand fast kontinuierlich gestiegen. bereits am 20 Mai hat man irgendwo auf einem Hinterholf noch 30.000 Tonnen gefunden. und jetzt gibt es ständig Anstiege in den Lagern. der Zinkpreis sinkt natürlich immer weiter, was unserer Aktie sicher nicht hilft.

www.rohstoff-welt.de/marktuebersicht/...rehouse-stocks-lme.php

schön, dass jemand überhaupt noch was postet. was mir schon seit über 2 jahren klar ist, ist es, dass der Aktienkurs weder mit den zinkbestände,n noch mit dem zink preis, etwas zu tun hat!

fakt ist, dass die großen zinkhersteller (ich meine damit nicht die smelter sondern die minen) auf Canada zink noch lange verzichten können, da sie noch genug Ressourcen haben.

die Aktie wird hier erst dann steigen, wenn Canada zink metals selber mal als minenbetreiber tätig sein wird. und das sage ich schon seit 2 jahren, auch wenn manchen investierten hier das gar nicht gefällt. die werden das allein nicht schaffen! (meine persönliche Meinung...)

sorry, hab jetzt keine Zeit und Lust mehr den Text neu zu verfassen!!

Schade! Deine Beiträge finde ich immer höchtinteressant

Hallo, neues vom Meister...

www.finanznachrichten.de/...von-canada-zinc-wkn-a0raqj-489.htm

Viele Grüße

Ebbe

... ich hab'  keinen Ton.

1) ich nehme an du meinst den CZX Kurs, dann ist es hier wie bei allen anderen Explorern
   egal ob Gold, Zink oder was auch immer man sucht, der jeweilige Kurs des gehandelten  
   Materials ist die Grundlage für die Bewertung (Tonnage an Bodenschatz x $/Materialkurs )  
   um überhaupt eine Bewertung vornehmen zu können, insofern ist der Materialkurs schon
   ein Einflussfaktor wenn er sich auch nicht unbedingt im Börsenkurs der jeweiligen Aktie ausdrückt.

2) Zinkbestände und - Kurs korrelieren in einem nicht bestimmbaren (nicht fixen) Masse miteinander ,
    als dritte Einflussgröße kommt die aktuelle Weltmarktsituation hinzu.
3) Die Zinkminen "zocken" genauso wie die Explorer und Smelter, den jeder in dieser Verwertungskette
   ist in großen Zeiträumen auf den anderen "angewiesen" Explorer>Minen>Smelter nur keiner will es  
   zugeben.
4) woher willst du wissen das es CZX nicht selbst in die Hand nimmt und sich zur Mine weiter entwickelt?
   Alles nur eine Frage der Zeit und Finanzierung, und wie das gehen könnte habe ich bereits schon    
  einmal geschrieben, und andere Explorer haben es vorgemacht.
  Und als dumm glaube ich darf man die drei V's nicht einschätzen.
  ( Als Umweg- Finanzierung über einen Großaktionär der als Bürge für das Darlehen fungiert oder es
   selbst vergibt !)

  So doch noch geschaft, wenn auch etwas gekürzt zu gestern.

  Gruß Starkoch


PS: ALLES NUR MEINE MEINUNG, KEINE AUFFORDERUNG ZUM HANDELN GLEICH WELCHER ART!!



   

 

der Ton ist OK:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92VKFraHvHA

"Alles nur eine Frage der Zeit und Finanzierung"
ja, genau so ist es!
in Vancouver nur, gibt es noch hunderte von Junior-Minenunternehmen, die auf Kredite warten, glaub es mir, CZX wird das benötigte Geld nicht kriegen, die brauchen noch zusätzliche Partner... Teck hat momentan andere Sorgen, bis 2017 werden die nicht mitmachen (meine Meinung...), und die anderen noch weniger

"der jeweilige Kurs des gehandelten  
   Materials ist die Grundlage für die Bewertung (Tonnage an Bodenschatz x $/Materialkurs ) " richtig, es war mal so, 2016 wurde die Aktie noch für 1€ !!!gehandelt, Jahre später, wo sich Teck beteiligt hat waren es nur noch 40 CAD Cent (in der zeit ca. 27Eurocent, wenn ich mich noch richtig dran erinnern kann), und gerade  sind wir bei 16 Eurocent...

ich sags noch mal, die Aktie wird nicht mehr gekauft, bis was ernsthaftes im Unternehmen passiert, und das heißt für mich, FÖRDERN, auch wenn in kleineren Mengen... als Anfang

Hallo,

vieles was Peeyush im Interview erwähnt wussten wir schon lange...
neben Lunding gibt es ja noch 3 andere Große ;-)

Neu und interessant für mich ist:

Eine Abordnung von MMG (Century Mine) war vor Ort bei Äkäiii(wie Peeyush sagt) und hat sich das Projekt angesehen. Bekannterweise produziert Century nur noch bis Q3/2015....
MMG (Damals noch Zinifex) haben 2007 den Izok Corridor in Nordkanada von Wolfden für 363Mio. CAD übernommen. Von der Größe her ähnlich wie die Liegenschaften von CZX, allerdings musste/muss dort alles aus dem Boden gestampft werden (Flughafen, Hafen, Bahnlinie, sonstige Infrastruktur)... Mittlerweile wurden dort 6,5Mrd.$ von MMG investiert.

Von heute an würde es 3,5 Jahre dauern Akie in Produktion zu bringen.

Das Ding wird schon... Irgendeiner kauft es und das sitze ich gar aus...

Gruß Ebbe

... nur bei diesem Video versagt meiin Smartphone. Seltsam.
... alle anderen funktionieren. Na, egal.
... mit dem PC geht's.

Im Nachgang zum Post1432:

 geht mal auf Google > Kupferpreis Manipulation,  dort gibt es jede Menge Seiten
 über Preismanipulationen an den Rohstoffmärkten,auch bei Zink!

Berliner:nichts anderes habe ich doch damit Sagen wollen:
zum Kurs: wer bei einem Junior Explorer aus Gier mit z.B. €0,80 oder mehr einsteigt
ist halt zu früh und muss entsprechend lange warten bis er wieder ins Geld kommt!

Der Kurs speigelt ie MEINUNG der Marktteilnehmer (Aktienkäufer) wieder und
die ist eher pessimistisch. Zur Zeit jedenfalls, warum auch immer.
Der Bodenwert x Zinkpreis (in diesem Fall) ist eine hypothetische Bewertung des
Unternehmens!
Und was ein Zinkpreis Wert sein kann: Siehe oben !

Zur Finanzierung: Das kann KEIN Unternehmen ohne entsprechende Partner
(z.B. Großaktionär) der ggf. eine Bürgschaft oder der gleichen übernimmt,
das ist doch auch nicht die Frage,
sondern es ist eher die Kombination:
Werthaltigkeit des Unternehmens (nicht des aktuellen Börsenkurses!)
Zukunftsaussichten (Markt und Preisentwicklung)
Glaubwürdigkeit des Managements
sag ich jetzt mal sind die wichtigsten Details.

Schönes Wochenende allen
Gruß Starkoch

Alles nur meine Meinung und keine Aufforderung zu nichts!
   

Bei mir funzt der Ton weder bei Finanznachrichten noch Youtube gut hörbar
es seiden man legt sein Ohr auf den Lautsprecher,aber was solls ebbe
die Info ist auch so angekommen.

Soll doch MMG kaufen ! Laut Minning News vom 1.Sept. 2014
dauert es bis zur Inbetriebnahme des von dir benannten
Projekts bis 2022!!!
Da ist doch die Akie, wenn Sie jetzt anfangen zu bauen, schon fast 5 Jahre in Betrieb!!

Gruß Starkoch

Hallo alle zusammen,

meine oben beschriebenen Zink Preis Manipulationen sind offen bar
sehr Real!

Bereits im Juni 2005 gab es einen Lagerbestandserhöhung bei Zink
innerhalb von 3 Tage um 103.000 Tonnen! der Kurs brach ein und
eine Manipulation wurde offensichtlich.

Sehr häufig sind Hedgefonds daran beteiligt.

Wenn man sich derzeit den 60 Tage Chart von Kitko anschaut sieht man sehr deutlich
das hier versucht wird den Lagerbestand auf einem bestimmten  Niveau zu halten
und das in genau bemessenen Zeitabständen, das lässt nur den Schluss zu das hier  
eine Gruppe von Manipulatoren am Werk ist.

Den in Zeiten, aufgrund fehlender Ware und damit fallenden Lagerbeständen
(bedingt durch Schließung von Mienen) am Markt, kommt es immer zu Preiserhöhungen,
da das hier nicht der Fall ist kann man also davon ausgehen das die Manipulatoren mit
Derivaten auf FALLENDE Kurse setzen und Riesen Gewinne einfahren.
Das hat nichts mehr mit normalem Markt geschehen zu tun.

Meiner Meinung nach ist hier die Börsenaufsicht gefragt,
wenn die Fälligkeit der Derivate und ein plötzlicher (wieder)anstieg der Lagerbestände
zusammen fallen müssten die Übeltäter, zum teil jedenfalls, zu ermitteln sein.

Was sollte man Tun ?
Verursacher ermitteln, vom Handel generell auschließen, und Gewinne konfiszieren so wie Schadensersatz einfordern!

Manipulation ist Betrug zum Schaden des Ansehens der Börse und deren ehrlichen Teilnehmern

Aber wo sind die Kläger??  

Gruß Starkoch

PS: Alles nur meine Meinung und keine Aufforderung zu nichts!

der Hammer:

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