Lynas Hand in Hand mit Arafura Rare Earth Seltene


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501 Postings, 6122 Tage Rolando Brandowas ist den bei Lynas los??

 
  
    #301
12.08.09 17:45
minus 10% ist ja nicht grade berauschend. Weis da jemand was neues? Wäre für Infos dankbar.
Gruß Rolando Brando  

51 Postings, 6002 Tage VirtualNoirmannLynas Signs Agreement To Acquire CSBP Rights...

 
  
    #302
14.08.09 12:58

51 Postings, 6002 Tage VirtualNoirmannAlkane declares independence

 
  
    #303
20.08.09 16:18

THE DIRT: Robin Bromby | August 20, 2009 Article from: The Australian  IT looks very much like China is trying to put Australia in its place - that is, as Beijing clearly sees it, Australia as its new economic colony.  The public rebukes and slights are extraordinary - Chinese ministers snubbing Australian leaders, as well as forums and ceremonies, and the attacks on this country in the government-controlled press.  But one junior exploration company is handing us the opportunity to declare Australia's independence - if only we can grab it.  Back in May, The Dirt alerted its readers to China’s determination to maintain a stranglehold on rare earths. The stance has strategic implications for the West - so much military technology uses rare earths in things like guidance systems, liquid crystal displays and computers - as well as new green industries. China could well parlay this into controlling who can make hybrid and electric cars, for example. (Not the West might be one choice they make.)  Now we hear that Beijing is planning to reduce further its exports of rare earths. It will prohibit the export of yttrium (used in colour TV tubes and to halt corrosion in steel), terbium (used in lasers and semi-conductors), thulium (used in arc lighting) and dysprosium, used in high temperature magnets that are required for electric motors in vehicles.  The two most advanced rare earths projects in Australia are now tied to China. The majority shareholder in Lynas Corp (LYC) is China Non-Ferrous Metal Mining, while East China Exploration owns 25 per cent of Arafura Resources (ARU).  So we noted with interest an announcement today by Alkane Resources (ALK), which is developing the Dubbo zirconium and rare earths deposit in NSW. Reading between the lines, this is an attempt by Alkane to point out that it is the only sizeable rare earths project in Australia that remains outside Chinese control.  The company says that the announcement of the export bans by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will mean that, once developed, the Dubbo project would become the most significant producer outside China of yttrium, dysprosium and terbium.  Read the announcement. It outlines just how much rare earths could be produced at Dubbo. The figures may not sound grand, but they are impressive. For example, total world production of yttrium last year was 8900 tonnes. If Alkane mined 500,000 tonnes of ore a year, it expects to produce 511 tonnes of yttrium. It would also produce thulium and perhaps 12 other rare earths elements.  With our resources companies selling off Australia’s gas reserves, coal and iron ore as fast as they can ship the stuff to China, let’s hope that Alkane finds a partner at Dubbo that is not beholden to Beijing - and that it can break the rare earths stranglehold.  The timing and wording of today’s announcement from Alkane does suggest the company realises the responsibility it has in this regard.  The writer implies no investment recommendation and this report contains material that is speculative in nature. Investors should seek professional investment advice.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/business/...956599-36418,00.html

Man beachte, das von mir rot Hervorgehobene. Schreibfehler? Wissen? Nicht richtig informiert?

 

446 Postings, 5667 Tage haldolWeiter gen Norden

 
  
    #304
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21.08.09 19:02
könnte eine nachhaltige und schlaue strategie der chinesen sein sich schleichend zum monopolisten seltener erden zu entwickeln...  

51 Postings, 6002 Tage VirtualNoirmannResponse to ASX Price and Volume Query

 
  
    #305
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25.08.09 08:27

446 Postings, 5667 Tage haldol@all

 
  
    #306
27.08.09 20:02
warum jetzt der rücksetzer? gesunde konsolidierung, oder kennt jemand news?  

51 Postings, 6002 Tage VirtualNoirmannWarum dieser Rücksetzer?

 
  
    #307
27.08.09 21:19
Ich tippe mal auf ersteres, die Konsolidierung. Wurde ja auch langsam fällig. Ich denke, kein Grund zur Beunruhigung ;)  

51 Postings, 6002 Tage VirtualNoirmannUnd noch einmal

 
  
    #308
02.09.09 12:43

2596 Postings, 5835 Tage kalle50leider

 
  
    #309
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06.09.09 15:25
bin ich bei 0,30 ausgestiegen,Habe aber noch Arafura in der Hinterhand,da hat sich gegenüber Lynas noch nicht soviel getan.  

7765 Postings, 6868 Tage polo10mal wieder + 10 % in AUS

 
  
    #310
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06.10.10 07:43
Optionen für 1,60 AUD ausführbar 2015 .. 1,60 AUD sind also schon mal drin :-)  

2052 Postings, 5362 Tage logallSeltene Erde heiß begehrt.

 
  
    #311
11.10.10 10:44
heute wird wieder eingekauft  

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