Beiträge von fs_fra

  • Pele Mountain G E M

    Pele hat den ehemaligen Denison Mining General Manager Fergus Kerr eingestellt. Mr. Kerr hat schon Erfahrung in Elliot Lake als Denison dort im Uranumfeld tätig war.


    Mit Sicherheit ein guter Zugang für Pele.


    Und noch viel wichtiger: Die Ergebnisse des 22-Loch Bohrprogramms von Elliot Lake werden nächste Woche erwartet :D


    Vielleicht hilft das dem in letzter Zeit ziemlich gebeutelten Kurs wieder ein wenig auf die Beine


    Volles Pressrelease gibt es hier.


    Grüsse

  • Put auf den Dollar

    Zitat

    Original von Minos


    Keine schlechte Idee. Das Probelm ist nur, dass Bernanke am Ende noch die Zinsen senkt, der Dow inflatonär steigt, gegen Gold weiter fällt und der Optionsschein wertlos verfällt. Wer weiß das schon...


    Mir geht es dabei auch nicht um einen signifikanten Teil meines Depots, was ich in so Scheine reinhauen würde, sondern tatsächlich etwas um ein wenig zu zocken :SHOCK: :D


    Also weiterhin die Frage: Wer kann mir die richtige Richtung für eine Auswahl zeigen?


    Grüsse

  • Put auf den Dollar

    Was hält ihr von einem Put auf den Dow?


    Die 13000 müssten jeden Tag fallen und da wird es mir ein wenig unwohl...einige Kommentatoren darunter der von mir sehr geschätzte Peter Grandich hat in letzter Zeit öfters gesagt, dass er bei 13000 den Dow shorten wird, da er nichts gutes sieht....


    Nun, da ich ausser Gold und Silber Call Scheine noch keine Erfahrungen gemacht habe, wollte ich auf diesem Wege mal nach Fachkundigen Tipps fragen. Welcher Emittent verarscht am wenigsten usw. wären z.B. interessante Infos..


    Grüsse...

  • Juniors aus Kanada

    Hallo,


    wer ist in Rockwell drin oder hat die auf'm Radar?
    Peter Grandich ist da gerade mit einem PP eingestiegen und hat wohl auch am offenen Markt fleissig eingekauft.
    Lauf Website ist das ein Diamond Junior mit Projekten in Südafrika und Congo - nicht die Besten voraussetzungen in meinen Augen... aber Grandich hat eigentlich bisher einen guten Riecher gehabt.


    Hab mir mal die Website angeschaut und sieht eigentlich interessant aus, ausser der Afrika / BEE (siehe unten) Problematik...


    Probleme sehe ich bei der gezwungenen BEE Partnership in Südafrika (BEE = Black Economic Empowerment) - da werden Firmen gesetzlich gezwungen eine "schwarze" Minderheitsbeteiligung in der Firma zuzuslassen. Die Qualität der BEE Partner lässt meisstens zu wünschen übrig!


    Frohe Ostern!

  • Uranaktien: Minen, Explorer, Produzenten, Anwender

    Zitat

    Original von linar


    ...ist schon sehr problematisch :(


    linar :)


    Moin


    das ist ja leider die Realität in Afrika im Moment: Die Supermächte Russland und China (Supermächte evtl. nicht im militärischen Sinne... ;) ) kommen nach Afrika, bieten Unterstützung und nehmen als Gegenleistung Rohstoffe - jeglicher Art.
    z.B. sind die Chinesen schon lange in Zimbabwe tätig und managen dort die von Mugabe blutig abgenommenen Farmen der ehem. weißen Bürger des Landes. Zimbabwe galt / gilt als die Kornkammer südlichen Afrikas und hat neben Tabak (gut für China) auch etliche Rohstoffe (gut für China) - dazu kommen Kredite, die auch irgendwie bezahlt werden müssen....
    Russland bietet Namibia AKWs an - als Gegenleistung sichern die sich wahrscheinlich die Uranrechte....usw. usf. In Südafrika hat Russland auch schon ettliche Mrd. Investitionen angeboten - man unterstützt halt die "alten Brüder" gerne (80% der oberen Regierungsmitglieder sind während der Apartheidzeiten in russischen Militärakademien ausgebildet worden...). Gegenleistung sind letztendlich Rohstoffe - obwohl Südafrika wohl als einziges Land in Afrika auch Cash hätte, das wiederum brauch Russland aber nicht....


    Das einzige Gute an der Russland/Namibia geschichte ist, dass die Bindung von Uranlieferungen an russische Unterstützung den Uranpreis nur nach oben treiben kann :D

  • Pele Mountain G E M

    Pele Mountain Advances Mine Planning Studies on 33-Million Pound Uranium Oxide Resource at Elliot Lake


    Drill Programs to Upgrade Near-Surface Resources, Expand Down-Dip Resources


    Symbol: GEM

    Listing: TSX Venture Exchange

    Common Shares Outstanding: 70,381,860

    Website: http://www.pelemountain.com


    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


    March 29, 2007 - Toronto - Pele Mountain Resources Inc. ( TSX Venture: GEM ) (" Pele " or the " Company ";) today announced the continued advancement of technical, economic, and environmental scoping studies at its 100-percent owned Elliot Lake Uranium project in Northern Ontario. The focus of the ongoing studies is to establish the basis for economically viable, safe and environmentally compliant mining and processing facilities at Elliot Lake .


    In January, Scott Wilson Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. ( "Scott Wilson RPA" ) released a NI 43-101 compliant Technical Report (the " Report ";) estimating that the deposit contains 30.05 million tonnes grading 0.05-percent U3O8, for a total inferred resource of 33.05-million pounds U3O8, and an additional potential mineral deposit of 25 to 30 million tonnes at grades ranging from 0.04 to 0.05 percent U3O81 . Scott Wilson RPA is collaborating with experienced professionals from a wide range of disciplines to complete the assessments recommended in its Report.


    Pele President and CEO Al Shefsky stated, "As detailed below, we are achieving outstanding progress on multiple fronts at Elliot Lake . Our positive results to-date, along with our belief in the long-term sustainability of a robust uranium market, continue to increase our confidence that the near-term development of a world-class uranium mine and processing facility is a realistic objective."


    The ongoing scoping studies are focused on determining the optimal mining and processing methods for the deposit while establishing an effective environmental management plan. The project is advancing systematically and on schedule according to the recommendations set out in the Report. Pele is pleased to report the following updates and milestones in the areas of resource estimation, mine planning, processing methods, and environmental management.


    Resource Estimation


    * The initial 22-hole drill program has been completed with the drill core logged, sawed, and sent to SGS Minerals Services for analysis of uranium and rare earth elements ("REE";). Assay results are expected next month.


    * 20 of the 22 holes were located within a near-surface area measuring 600 by 800 metres and will enable the upgrade of "inferred" mineral resources within this area to the "indicated" category. Six of these holes were originally scheduled as part of the stage two pre-feasibility study, however they have been completed earlier in the schedule to facilitate the more detailed resource estimate.


    * An additional drill program is planned in a previously drill-tested area now categorized as a "potential mineral deposit" that, if successful, will enable the upgrade of significant portions to the "inferred" category, adding to Pele's current NI 43-101 compliant U3O8 resource total of 33 million pounds.


    * Down-hole radiometric surveys have been completed in current drill holes with the objective to provide high resolution spectra that can be converted to provide equivalent uranium and thorium content. Correlations between thorium and REE have been established from the core analyses and the radiomentric surveys are expected to also provide a relatively quick, and cost effective method to estimate the REE content. Furthermore, a previously drilled AXT-size hole was successfully re-entered with a "dummy-probe" indicating that many of the historic holes can also be surveyed.


    Mine Planning


    * Preliminary geotechnical assessments on drill cores are complete and have demonstrated that the rock mass quality of the deposit and its host rocks is good to excellent and sufficient to support room-and-pillar mining methods.


    * The deposit outcrops for approximately 6 kilometres and dips to the northwest at approximately 20 degrees, with the highest concentrations of uranium occurring at the base of the "Main Conglomerate Bed". A reduction in mining height from approximately 2.4 metres (as stated in the Technical Report) is now considered likely in order to optimize grade and operating costs.


    * Additional in-fill holes are planned to further outline relatively higher-grade, near-surface zones for mining early in the project life.


    Processing Methods


    * Samples have been sent to the Inco Innovation Center at Memorial University in Saint John's Newfoundland , for mineralogical assessment using its Mineral Liberation Analyzer with results expected by June. This testing will provide information on the mineralogical associations and distribution of both uranium and rare earth oxides.


    * Upon receipt of the assay results from the current 22 drill holes, additional core samples from the Main Conglomerate Bed will be shipped to SGS Lakefield Research Limited for use in uranium and REE leaching recovery tests that are expected to be completed this summer.


    * Processing methods now under consideration include conventional milling and underground leaching, both of which proved to be effective in former operations at Elliot Lake . Other options are also being evaluated.


    Environmental Management


    * Consultation has been initiated with the Serpent River First Nation and the City of Elliot Lake to foster open and constructive dialogue regarding the project in the interest of preserving the natural balance in this culturally significant and beautiful area of Northern Ontario .


    * "Best Practices" for environmental management are being implemented for the exploration programs and are being established for the development stages of the project.


    * Environmental and permitting aspects for various processing options are under review and preparation for an environmental baseline survey is scheduled to commence this summer.


    The "Qualified Person" under NI 43-101 for Scott Wilson RPA's Technical Report is Lawrence Cochrane, P.Eng. This press release has been reviewed and approved by Robert MacGregor, P.Eng., a Qualified Person under NI 43-101.


    About Pele Mountain Resources


    Pele Mountain Resources is focused on the advancement of its 100-percent owned Elliot Lake uranium and rare earth elements project in Northern Ontario . The Elliot Lake project hosts a NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource of 33 million pounds of U3O8 with very good potential to increase the mineral resources on the property, according to a Technical Report authored by Scott Wilson Roscoe Postle Associates Inc.


    The Elliot Lake mining camp was once known as "the uranium capital of the world" and has produced more than 270 million pounds of U 3 O 8 from stratigraphically-bound deposits that demonstrate remarkable consistency over extensive areas. The uranium market is currently experiencing a strong upward price trend due to uncertain supply and increasing global demand.


    Pele also holds a diverse portfolio of gold, diamond, and base metal projects located across Northern Ontario, including the Highland project where drilling has outlined several high-grade, narrow-vein gold zones within an historic mining camp. Through project generation and mineral discovery, Pele provides shareholders with exposure and leverage to the increasing global demand for natural resources. Pele stock trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol " GEM ".


    For further information please contact Al Shefsky, President, at (416) 368-7224, or visit the Pele website at http://www.pelemountain.com .


    1. The potential quantity and grade of the potential mineral deposit are conceptual in nature and there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the targets being delineated as a mineral resource.


    The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. Some of the statements contained in this release are forward-looking statements, such as estimates and statements that describe Pele's future plans, objectives or goals, including words to the effect that Pele or management expects a stated condition or result to occur. Since forward-looking statements address future events and conditions, by their very nature, they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements.

  • Northern Dynasty / NDM, NAK (TOR, NYSE)

    Zu NDM gibt es einen sehr interessantes Update von Peter Grandich:



    Kurz zusammengefasst:


    - Grandich erwartet bald einen verkauf / fusion
    - Hauptgegner von NDM scheint immer noch der Milliardär, der im Pebble Gebiet eine private Jagdhütte hat - Grandich bezieht sich hier auf einen guten Artikel aus dem Wall Street Journal
    - es wird erwartet, dass die ausstehenden Genehmigungen für NDM zusammen mit dem zukünftigen Partner(n) und/oder Eigentümern erfolgen wird


    Und ein Link zu einer Präsi von NDM:


    Bin selber seit ein paar Monaten dabei und bis jetzt mit +40% sehr zufrieden.


    Frage ist nur, was passiert in den nächsten Monaten.....

  • Gold und Silber... Informationen und Vermutungen I


    In Frankfurt/Main sind es bei Wohnungen, die gerade privatisert werden, 10 Jahre Kündigungsschutz für Mieter. Wohnung kaufen und dann auf Eigenbedarf kündigen geht auch erst nach 10 Jahren...