Atlas Mining Company WKN 263 513 ISIN US0493751087 ALMI

Mit den 4 Dollars meinst Du wahrscheinlich die Stelle:

We have a resource of at least 300,000 tons of unique halloysite clay with a minimum value of $450.00 per ton. This equates to over $4.00 per share value to our shareholders.

Damit scheint nur der Wert der Reserven pro Aktie gemeint zu sein. Das kann nicht mit dem Aktienkurs übereinstimmen, da noch die Kosten zu berücksichtigen sind.

300.000 t * 450$/t = 135.000.000 $

135.000.000 $ / 33.000.000 Aktien = ca 4 $

Was ist denn, wenn das Management korrupt ist und 90% des zu fördernden Goldes im vorhinein verkauft und sich selbst anschliessend mit goldenem Handschlag verabschiedet?????????????????????????

Alles undenkbar??????????????

Gruss Zeitgenosse

at marathontamm

Immerhin ist das hier das goldseiten-forum und nicht das Kristallseiten-forum :-)))))
Hab keine Ahnung, was an den Steinen dran sein soll, würde nie viel Geld dafür ausgeben. Oder hab ich dich nicht richtig verstanden. Dann erzähl doch mal etwas ausführlicher, worum es geht.

gruss zeitgenosse

Seit dem letzen Eintrag hier hat sich der Wert mehr als verdoppelt.
Kurs: 0,47 und schön gemächlich ohne hype.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=ALMI.OB&t=1y

Heute wurde das Abkommen mit NanoDynamics, das bereits im Herbst angekündigt wurde, unter Dach und Fach gebracht.
Siehe hier:
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050105/lnw010_1.html

Im Dezember wurde auch eine Vertriebsfirma für den halloysite clay gefunden.

Bei Atlas Mining ist auch interessant, dass sie " im Nebenerwerb" Wald erwerben incl. Grundstück, den dann abholzen und wieder aufforsten. Das ist zwar ein Nullsummenspiel,
aber das grundstück gehört dann ihnen.
Wenn sich drunter noch Metall befindet??? .....
Weil eigentlich ist/war Atlas ja auf der Suche nach Gold und Silber, bis in einer Mine dieser wertvolle Ton gefunden wurde, der doch einiges cash
bringt.

Tschonko

...laut Thai Guru sitzt Atlas such auf silber, das allerdings noch ruht...

Bis Frühjahr war Atlas liquiditätsmäßig konkursgefährdet und vom Wohlwollen eines großen Kreditgebers abhängig ---Ausgangsbasis für Kursvervierfachung...

aktueller Kursanstieg: Der neue Vertriebspartner hat einen ersten großen Lieferauftrag für Tonerde vermittelt.

zeigt, dieser ist

1) fähig

2)--willig

Geschäft für Atlas zu generieren... (Anfangsstadium...)

Hatte mich (in Unkenntnis der Konkursgefahr )massiv in Atlas engagiert
und mich in der Hoffnung, daß die Entwicklung so wie jetzt ins Laufen gekommen, dennoch nicht verabschiedet .

@ Zeitgenosse.

erst schaun bzw. denken vor dem Loshämmern...

Grüße emoba

Meldung :

6-Jan-2005
Sale of Equity

ITEM 3.02. UNREGISTERED SALES OF EQUITY SECURITIES
Between December 15, 2004 and December 31, 2004, the Company sold a total of 1,400,000 shares of common stock and accompanying warrants to purchase 700,000 shares of common stock, in the aggregate, at a price of $0.25 per unit comprised of one share of common stock and one warrant to purchase one share of common stock for every two shares of common stock purchased in the offering, in a private placement to 14 investors. The warrants are exercisable for a period of two years from date of sale at a price of $0.50 per share. A placement agent received a commission of 10% of the proceeds from the private placement and a warrant to purchase 140,000 shares of common stock exercisable for a period of two years from date of sale at a price of $0.25 per share.

The transactions above were effected under Section 4(2) of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and appropriate legends were affixed to the share certificates and other instruments issued in such transaction.

Also, da kenn ich mich überhaupt nicht aus.
Wie soll man das einschätzen?
Meist bleibt der Kurs dann hängen (siehe Canadian Zinc etc.)
kann mir das wer erklären?

Grüße Tschonko

hallo Tschonko,

Atlas ist reich an Substanz aber arm an Liquidität. Haben schließlich Jahre überlebt....
Zur Entwicklung der jetzigen erfolgversprechenden Projekte benötigen
sie Cash. Das haben sie sich geholt.
Hoffen wir, daß der Ertrag für die Gesellschaft höher ist als die Kapitalverwässerung (mehr Aktien) die Altaktionäre "kostet".
Seit ich sie beobachte hatte alles Hand und Fuß . Die Kursentwicklung in DIESEM Markt scheint es zu zeigen.

Grüße emoba

Hallo emoba,
na das hoffe ich auch.
Verdienen tun sie auch anderweits, wie untenstehende Meldung zeigt.
Sie haben zwar nur 125 T$ kassiert, also die Hälfte. Warum?
Steht nicht drinnen.
Entwicklung passt. Hoffe, siwe fangen auch zu exploren an mit dem Geld.
Grüße
Tschonko

19 January 2005, 09:25am ET

OSBURN, Idaho, Jan. 19 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Atlas Mining Company (BB:ALMI), announced today that the company has sold 500 tons of halloysite clay to NaturalNano Inc. and has agreed to collaborate in the development and implementation of a proprietary separation process. Atlas and its partner NanoDynamics will work closely with NaturalNano.

Atlas Mining was awarded the supply contract by NaturalNano Inc., a technology firm that develops new processing techniques and commercial applications of natural nanoscale materials. The supply agreement could make Atlas one of the world's largest providers of a unique mineral that contains natural nanotubes -- hollow tubes that are billionths of a meter in diameter. Researchers believe the natural nanotubes can become a central component of a new generation of nano-engineered products and technologies.

William Jacobson, CEO of Atlas Mining said, ''NaturalNano has taken a very serious interest in our unique halloysite due to its tubular structure. They specialize in processing systems for nano-size materials, and we think that by utilizing their system, we can create an even greater value for our product.'' NaturalNano has remitted an initial payment of $125,000 and will process the clay on-site at Atlas Mining's Dragon Mine in Juab County, Utah for its own use. ''The future value of this product is not yet known. However, we expect to realize over $500 per ton for this order and will end up with a processing method that will bring us even greater value,'' stated Jacobson. Atlas will have the right to license NaturalNano's proprietary separation process once completed.

The Dragon Mine halloysite clay contains naturally occurring halloysite nanotubes, based on an inorganic molecule composed of aluminum, silicon, hydrogen, and oxygen, which formed in the earth from hydrothermal alteration and surface weathering of aluminosilicate minerals. Like carbon nanotubes, halloysite nanotubes are long, hollow tubes, allowing them to store and deliver a variety of materials, with external diameters ranging from less than 100 nanometers (nm.) up to several microns (or micrometers) and internal diameters ranging from under 20 nm. to 200 nm. or more.

Unlike carbon nanotubes, naturally occurring halloysite nanotubes are inexpensive, readily available in quantity, environmentally benign, and safe and easy to process. Halloysite nanotubes don't clump together, making them ideal for use in electronic fabrication and other high-tech ceramic-composite applications. The potential marketplace for naturally occurring nanotubes crosses numerous industries, representing significant potential revenues.

''It is our intent to work directly with NaturalNano and NanoDynamics to provide industrial users with a refined and predictable nanotubular material,'' concluded Jacobson.

About Atlas Mining Company

Atlas Mining Company is a diversified natural resource company with its primary focus on the development of the Dragon Mine in Juab County, Utah, the only known commercial source of halloysite clay outside of New Zealand. The unique purity and quality of the Dragon mine halloysite is unmatched anywhere in the world and has spawned considerable research into new and exciting applications for this product. Atlas also holds mining and timber interests in Northern Idaho, and operates an underground mining contracting business. Atlas stock trades on the OTC Bulletin Board under the symbol " ALMI." More information about Atlas Mining Company can be found at http://www.atlasmining.com.

About NaturalNano Inc.

NaturalNano, a subsidiary of Technology Innovations, LLC ( http://www.tillc.com ) based in Rochester, N.Y., was formed to pursue processing and applications of naturally occurring nanoscale materials such as halloysite or materials that can be manufactured at very low cost and in high quantity. NaturalNano currently has a team of scientists and engineers developing new processing methods as well as commercial applications for halloysite. More information about NaturalNano can be found at http://www.naturalnano.com , or by contacting company representatives at 585-214-8000 or info@naturalnano.com .

About NanoDynamics, Inc.

NanoDynamics, Inc. is a leading company in the field of nanotechnology and manufacturer of superior nanomaterials that will dramatically improve the form, function and performance of a wide range of both industrial and consumer products. The Company is uniquely positioned, utilizing proprietary and protected technologies, to commercially manufacture economical, high quality nanomaterials that will enable revolutionary advancements in industries including electronics, semiconductors, consumer products, fuel cells, transportation, energy and biotechnology. For further information, please visit the Company's website at http://www.nanodynamics.com .

Scheissdreck...........immer die selbe Masche.

Aber immerhin auf 52 wochen high bei 0,51 geschlossen.

Ist ja schon was! Vermute mal, dass sich ALMI mal in dieser region (0,40 -0,55) weiter aufhält. Wer vermutet anderes?
Tschonko

Na, da hab ich mich ja schön getäuscht!
Heute mal die 0,6 angerissen.

Nach 100% beginnt dann das Grübeln, Einsatz vom Tisch
oder alles drin lassen, weil´s so schön läuft.

Ich zitiere Patrone: "Scheißdreck....!"

Tschonko

In dem Aufschwung meldet sich der CEO zu Wort:
neues 52 Wo High fast jeden Tag.

http://www.atlasmining.com/rel…tml#January%2026,%202005a

Und da ist ja Erfreuliches enthalten:

Sie verdoppelte 2004 die Einnahmen auf 750000$, was bei einer
MC: von ca. 28 Mill. nicht viel erscheint, aber
für einen Explorer, der eben diesen Nanosite Clay produziert,
ist so ein Csh flow schon sehr bemerkenswert und auch gut..

Was ich nicht verstehe:
1. "We recently took on an underground rehab project at the Sunshine Mine, once the richest silver producing property in the U.S. "

Ich hab mir gedacht, die Sunshine Mine gehört zu 100% Sterling
(SRLM.PK). Was machen die dort??

2. "As we move into 2005 we still have some unfinished goals. We made an offer to the bankrupt American National Mortgage Partners group to settle out the outstanding debt with them. We’re optimistic this will be resolved soon."
Haben die Schulden bei einer Firma, die jetzt bankrott ist?

Dragon Mine wird bald auf Vollbetrieb geschaltet.

Und sie schauen sich nach neuen properties um.

So gesehen machte die Aktienvermehrung, über die ich mich sehr geärgert hatte zu diesem Zeitpunkt, wieder Sinn.

Das haben sie gut gemacht, Respekt.

Grüße Tschonko

Heute haben sie die 1$ marke geschafft.

Ich habe den einsatz schon vor einigen Wochen vom tisch genommen,
da entgeht mir zwar jetzt einiges, aber das ist meine Strategie. (also sozusagen Freispiel!)

Kursziel war für mich 2$ in ca 2 Jahren. Könnte schneller gehen (1 jahr)

Noch ein bericht:

Top Geologist Speaks About Dragon Mine Clay

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Jan. 6 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- The following was written by John Roskelley:

In some circles the name means nothing, but in the western mining world Rick Tschauder (pronounced " chowder" ) has gained a reputation for having an uncanny ability at sniffing out the good mineral deposits.

Rick received his hands-on geology education in Colorado and New Mexico, but has literally looked under almost every rock he has since come across. His stint as Chief Geologist at Hecla Mining Company helped round out his experience, and now when he speaks of mining and geology, it's worth taking notes.

" I had put off the idea of looking at this property for almost a year," Bill Jacobson, current President and CEO of Atlas Mining Company recently told me. " I thought, why do I want to look at a clay mine? We are hard rock, underground miners." The property owner, who has also been a business associate and friend of Jacobson's for many years, kept the pressure on to go have a look. " I finally relented and sent Rick and a fellow geologist to Utah."

Back in 2000, Rick took a trip to the company's Dragon Mine property in Juab County, Utah. " Like all well-planned excursions, the trip was made in the middle January," said Tschauder. I told Jacobson it was only fitting, and if the property was in the desert of southern Nevada, we would have just had to go look at it in the middle of August. Guys like Jacobson like to do that sort of thing to me."

I recently had the chance to interview Rick Tschauder after he recently revisited the Dragon Mine. His explanation of what happened to make the Dragon Mine a unique deposit started with a history lesson.

" Everything just came together perfectly in this location," explained Tschauder, referring to the forces of nature which converged in the region. " Quite a while ago -- something like 600 million years ago -- this entire area was once a very shallow sea. The clay, which we now find at the Dragon Mine, was on the ground, at the floor of that sea. It was a very fine, very soft layer approximately 80 feet thick."

This region, known as the Tintic Mining District, sits along the Wasatch Front, a range of mountains running through Utah, and part of the Rocky Mountains, in the west desert some two hours south of Salt Lake City, Utah. Over time the mud that covered this entire region became deeper and deeper until all of that material on the floor just sat there undisturbed, literally for eons.

" Millions of years later the water level dropped. In fact, the sea vanished and all this clay became encased essentially in a limestone tomb as the receding water levels caused slabs of the mountainside to collapse on top of the clay." This particular part of Utah is rich with limestone, and it can be seen in the architecture around the area.

Protected from being invaded and cluttered by various forms of debris and other impurities, the clay remained virtually untouched and undisturbed until about 34 million years ago.

" At that time some heat source raised the temperature in the region. This caused the very flat molecular particles to dissipate moisture and to curl into what we now call microtubules," explained Tschauder. " These are very small tubes, which are hollow and have a predictable rate of controlled time-release.

600 million years of history, a little luck along the way, a warming of the region and what do you get? Perhaps the most unique and valuable source of naturally occurring microtubes on the planet.

" Under an electron microscope, we have compared the tubular clay from the Dragon Mine to those from clay samples which can be found in New Zealand. At the molecular level we discovered we're not really making an apples-to-apples comparison. The clay samples from New Zealand are misshaped, blocky, and quite contaminated with various types of debris including quartz, volcanic ash, and silica," explained Tschauder.

The clay in New Zealand, the only other viable commercial source for halloysite clay, was formed in a much different manner and only at the raw, unprocessed level does it even compare to the halloysite clay at the Dragon Mine.

Halloysite is a mineral made up primarily of Aluminum, Silicon, and Oxygen. The purity and quality of the Dragon Mine halloysite is unmatched anywhere in the world, which has spawned interest in this particular mineral deposit into areas of cutting edge research and development.

" The company had originally sought the rights to mine the Dragon Mine clay because of the opportunities which existed in the traditional halloysite markets," explained Jacobson. " However, because of the unique molecular structure of our clay, the viability of our microtubes serving as carriers for a wide variety of nano applications has become a topic of significant interest."

Historically, the primary commercial uses for halloysite have been in the manufacturing of fine china, bone china, porcelain and ceramic products, various petroleum cracking agents, and some glazes and finishes.

Several U.S. biotech and nano-tech companies have shown a tremendous amount of interest in the Dragon Mine halloysite. The time-release attributes are quite attractive to companies currently researching the deployment of various agents through nano technology, where a predictable method of controlling the release of that agent is critical.

" For nano-scientists interested in being able to control, or to better deploy the time-release agents in a natural, benign container," explained Tschauder, " the microtubes found in the Dragon Mine clay may provide the perfect solution."

Scientists control the time-release attributes of the microtubes simply by the length and thickness of the tubes. The longer the duration sought, the longer and thicker the tubes used.

What does this all boil down to?

" After I had a chance to revisit and to see the underground bed of clay," continued Tschauder, " and to really see first-hand how well the plan has come together since those first days when there was virtually nothing here, I told Bill Jacobson that to use this clay to make ceramic and porcelain products was like using gold to wire or plumb your house."

Tschauder continued, " It's an overkill use of a very precious commodity and to be quite honest, other resources around the world are more than adequate for those needs. The Dragon Mine clay is a one-of-a-kind resource, which has been perfectly blended over hundreds of millions of years, and when it's gone, it's gone. To let it be used in the production of such things as china teacups and saucers, or spark plugs, or toilet tanks is to grossly misuse its potential. I'm certain the more the nano companies see this clay at the molecular level, and the more academia researches its potentials, the more resistant each of these groups is going to become to letting this product be used for any other reasons than their own. In fact, I'd expect them to become quite vocal about it," concluded Tschauder.

One thing is certain: Whether used traditionally or in new and exciting nano applications, Atlas Mining controls one of the most valuable and unique minerals on the planet. I'm certain it will be put to good use.

Tschonko