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unserer kanadischen freunde -da ich davon ausgehe das kanada gegen die usa gewinnt wird meine prognose aufgehen mit dem finaleinzug - heute entscheidet sich ob russland oder schweden der finalgegner sein wird
russland wird heut gegen schweden gewinnen -gründe nen ich euch beim finale -schönen herrentag noch
mir hatten im dorfe um 18uhr30 im dorfe einen stromausfall -bis jetzt steht unsere atennenanlage ohne strom dar-a gantes dorfviertel ohne fernsehbild... und genausowas spektakuläres verpass ich nun ..18 minutes ago
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Das Spiel ist momentan unfassbar spektakulär! Die Schweden erneut mit einem Distanzkracher. Bobrovsky erwischt aber einen Sahnetag und wehrt den Puck mit dem kleinen Zeh ab. .. www.blick.ch/sport/eishockey/wm/...den-russland-id3749148.html
BLICK Sport ohne ordentliche schuhe tut des verdammt weh wenn so a puck aufn zeh trifft..und dann auch noch der kleine zeh
39.
Das Spiel ist momentan unfassbar spektakulär! Die Schweden erneut mit einem Distanzkracher. Bobrovsky erwischt aber einen Sahnetag und wehrt den Puck mit dem kleinen Zeh ab. .. www.blick.ch/sport/eishockey/wm/...den-russland-id3749148.html
BLICK Sport ohne ordentliche schuhe tut des verdammt weh wenn so a puck aufn zeh trifft..und dann auch noch der kleine zeh
ausgleich zum 3 zu 3 und denn machen die russen gleich des 4 zu 3
ach da ist mir ein fehler unterlaufen ...russland spielt im halbfinale gegen die us jungens und kanada gegen tschechien
Wat machen die Chinesen mit ihrer REE Industrie?
diese info gebe ich nicht an die basher weiter
zeit für ein weiteres kontigent einzubuchen
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hab i auch wieder aufgenommen... nachdem ich im februar verkauft hatte
7.500
Molycorp Minerals
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7.125,00
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7.125,00
+2.634,19 -ek hatte ich damals 65cent
spannend grad wo commerce resource wieder weit unter 0,10 ist
7.500
Molycorp Minerals
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0,95
7.125,00
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7.125,00
+2.634,19 -ek hatte ich damals 65cent
spannend grad wo commerce resource wieder weit unter 0,10 ist
Damit es Platz gibt sollte mindestens Lynas mit 22tsd Tonnen/pa pleite gehen!
Noch besser moly mit 40tsd Tonnen/pa
Oder noch besser beide Pleite gehen ansonsten wird man wohl kaum steigende preise sehen da es einfach zuviel Zeugs gibt auf den Markt!
Beide haben auch noch längst nicht ihre volle Kapazität erreicht so es auch noch genug Preisdruck gibt!
Was nützt es schon wenn China ne illegale Mine schließt und gleichzeitig immer mehr von Lynas und moly auf den Markt geschmissen werden!
Noch besser moly mit 40tsd Tonnen/pa
Oder noch besser beide Pleite gehen ansonsten wird man wohl kaum steigende preise sehen da es einfach zuviel Zeugs gibt auf den Markt!
Beide haben auch noch längst nicht ihre volle Kapazität erreicht so es auch noch genug Preisdruck gibt!
Was nützt es schon wenn China ne illegale Mine schließt und gleichzeitig immer mehr von Lynas und moly auf den Markt geschmissen werden!
Commerce stellt was anderes her als Moly oder Lynas verkauft. Commerce bedient einen anderen Markt, den des feedstocks.
VG Thairat
VG Thairat
Hattip Maniwazi
Hello Manfred:
Nice to hear from you and of course we want to see you and your daughter both laughing in the hopefully not too distant future.
I am happy to answer your questions here.
Commerce Resources has enough capital at the moment to continue drilling but we will need a little more capital to allow us to complete our pilot plant and to complete our Pre-feasibility study, which is a requirement on the road towards the completion of a Bankable Feasibility study.
The requirements of the Canadian mining legislation 43-101 are such that we, and all Canadian companies, have to prove our economics up to a degree of complete accuracy, that is with a Bankable Feasibility study, upon the completion of which we would be then looking for a debt facility from a major lender (Canadian bank for example) and this lender would provide the debt required for the capital expenditure to put the project into production.
The lender would then be paid out by the profits of the company for the first couple of years, and then for the rest of the mine life all shareholders should see dividends from the corporate profits generated, and for us the outstanding mine life for the current resource is much more than 100 years – so much laughing for you, your daughter, your grandchildren, and your great grandchildren etc.
The key thing here with the economic reports are the internal rate of return (IRR), and in our Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) our IRR was 44% - this is extremely good and we hope that this is what we see with our Pre-feasibility study (PFS) and then with our Bankable Feasibly study (BFS).
Now, in terms of the full amount of capital we would need to complete our PFS this would be in the range of $5 Million CAD. To complete our BFS we would need approximately another $15 M CAD.
So, if we are looking for in total $20M, let me just say that we are not looking for this amount of capital from the capital markets; we are looking for this kind of money from a Joint Venture (JV) partner, and this is my primary goal at this time – securing such an offtake agreement or a sale of a percentage of the asset to secure the $20 M in what would be a non-dilutive style of financing, that is, where no new shares are added to our company.
In terms of the companies that have expressed a potential interest in doing such a JV with us, this is where it gets quite interesting. At this time we have the world’s largest REE producer Solvay interested, and at least 4 other companies, some of which are under Non-disclosure agreements (NDA) with us and so I cannot say their names.
4 of these companies including Solvay are waiting for a sample of our material that we will be producing in the second phase of the pilot plant later this year, and we are looking forward to delivering these samples to them.
I know that this may be more information than you might have wanted, and in more detail, but these are fundamentally very important questions to know the answers for.
I hope I have answered all of your questions. If you have any others, please let me know.
And I hope that we will see you the next time we are in Munich.
Best regards,
Chris Grove
President
Hello Manfred:
Nice to hear from you and of course we want to see you and your daughter both laughing in the hopefully not too distant future.
I am happy to answer your questions here.
Commerce Resources has enough capital at the moment to continue drilling but we will need a little more capital to allow us to complete our pilot plant and to complete our Pre-feasibility study, which is a requirement on the road towards the completion of a Bankable Feasibility study.
The requirements of the Canadian mining legislation 43-101 are such that we, and all Canadian companies, have to prove our economics up to a degree of complete accuracy, that is with a Bankable Feasibility study, upon the completion of which we would be then looking for a debt facility from a major lender (Canadian bank for example) and this lender would provide the debt required for the capital expenditure to put the project into production.
The lender would then be paid out by the profits of the company for the first couple of years, and then for the rest of the mine life all shareholders should see dividends from the corporate profits generated, and for us the outstanding mine life for the current resource is much more than 100 years – so much laughing for you, your daughter, your grandchildren, and your great grandchildren etc.
The key thing here with the economic reports are the internal rate of return (IRR), and in our Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) our IRR was 44% - this is extremely good and we hope that this is what we see with our Pre-feasibility study (PFS) and then with our Bankable Feasibly study (BFS).
Now, in terms of the full amount of capital we would need to complete our PFS this would be in the range of $5 Million CAD. To complete our BFS we would need approximately another $15 M CAD.
So, if we are looking for in total $20M, let me just say that we are not looking for this amount of capital from the capital markets; we are looking for this kind of money from a Joint Venture (JV) partner, and this is my primary goal at this time – securing such an offtake agreement or a sale of a percentage of the asset to secure the $20 M in what would be a non-dilutive style of financing, that is, where no new shares are added to our company.
In terms of the companies that have expressed a potential interest in doing such a JV with us, this is where it gets quite interesting. At this time we have the world’s largest REE producer Solvay interested, and at least 4 other companies, some of which are under Non-disclosure agreements (NDA) with us and so I cannot say their names.
4 of these companies including Solvay are waiting for a sample of our material that we will be producing in the second phase of the pilot plant later this year, and we are looking forward to delivering these samples to them.
I know that this may be more information than you might have wanted, and in more detail, but these are fundamentally very important questions to know the answers for.
I hope I have answered all of your questions. If you have any others, please let me know.
And I hope that we will see you the next time we are in Munich.
Best regards,
Chris Grove
President
Hello Xxx:
Good to hear that you were not unhappy with the share price decline - this puts you into the camp of the wiser investors out there.
In terms of Tantalus and Thyssen you have pinpointed the essential fact which no-one including Jack has made clear; when Thyssen will actually deploy capital. I hate to sound cynical but if you take Jack's math and calculate that Thyssen is supposed to put forward 30% of the cap ex, and Shenghe is supposed to put forward 30%, then that still leaves 40%. Jack thinks that this last 40% is a slam dunk but who is going to blink first? Shenghe? Never seen them do anything but pull a paycheck from Western juniors like Arafura. Thyssen? Really? Because they have invested upstream so many times before? Not as far as I know. (I am happy to be proven wrong). To me, this deal is just another that is supposed to convince some investment banker of the economic viability of the project. But how many investment banks have you seen being the first to invest? I think that Tantalus needs still to do what would satisfy an investment banker - which is finish a robust Bankable Feasibility study. Have they accomplished this? I don't think so and so I don't think any bank will be the first to jump in.
Best regards, Chris
Good to hear that you were not unhappy with the share price decline - this puts you into the camp of the wiser investors out there.
In terms of Tantalus and Thyssen you have pinpointed the essential fact which no-one including Jack has made clear; when Thyssen will actually deploy capital. I hate to sound cynical but if you take Jack's math and calculate that Thyssen is supposed to put forward 30% of the cap ex, and Shenghe is supposed to put forward 30%, then that still leaves 40%. Jack thinks that this last 40% is a slam dunk but who is going to blink first? Shenghe? Never seen them do anything but pull a paycheck from Western juniors like Arafura. Thyssen? Really? Because they have invested upstream so many times before? Not as far as I know. (I am happy to be proven wrong). To me, this deal is just another that is supposed to convince some investment banker of the economic viability of the project. But how many investment banks have you seen being the first to invest? I think that Tantalus needs still to do what would satisfy an investment banker - which is finish a robust Bankable Feasibility study. Have they accomplished this? I don't think so and so I don't think any bank will be the first to jump in.
Best regards, Chris
kanada wird heute weltmeister im klassikerspiel russland-kanada
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auch mal forum.finanzen.net/forum/thread?thread_id=522417
-in 50 jahrn könnts sein des in den schlittschuhkufen tantal aus blue river drin is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9UK3y6argY
vor den chinesischen Ambitionen auf der Hut sein dürfte
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In San Diego, California, SourcingLink.net Inc., has discovered intrusive rare earths mineralisation at its Lac le Moyne property in northern Quebec, located adjacent to fellow junior Commerce Resources Corp.’s large Ashram rare earths project.
"It is very encouraging to find rare earth mineralisation on the property after such a short exploration programme. We expect similar promising results with additional work next season," Wayne Holmstead, a geologist working for SourcingLink, said.
SourcingLink outlined that the high values of calcium and phosphorus may indicate that the mineralisation is derived from the same source as the Ashram project’s carbonatite.
In San Diego, California, SourcingLink.net Inc., has discovered intrusive rare earths mineralisation at its Lac le Moyne property in northern Quebec, located adjacent to fellow junior Commerce Resources Corp.’s large Ashram rare earths project.
"It is very encouraging to find rare earth mineralisation on the property after such a short exploration programme. We expect similar promising results with additional work next season," Wayne Holmstead, a geologist working for SourcingLink, said.
SourcingLink outlined that the high values of calcium and phosphorus may indicate that the mineralisation is derived from the same source as the Ashram project’s carbonatite.
Mackowski on Innovation and/or Revolutionary Rare Earths Technology (Part 1)
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wie oft hat der stephan jetzt seit september den ausbruch bei cce kommen sehen und rote kringelchen in seinen chart gemalt? dreimal? viermal? fünfmal? egal. erfolgsquote ist und bleibt genau null.
tu’s noch einmal stephan!
damit der kurs auch morgen wieder kraftvoll absaufen kann.
;)))))))))
gluck gluck
tu’s noch einmal stephan!
damit der kurs auch morgen wieder kraftvoll absaufen kann.
;)))))))))
gluck gluck
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