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Es kommt wohl so, wie wir uns erhofft haben. Der Kurs steigt,steigt und steigt.....
auch wenn es mal wieder Gewinnmitnahmen gibt. Alles kein Problem.
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Bald sehen wir wieder die 1 Euro ......nur noch wenige Monate
Das ist aber erst der Anfang.
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DAS GEHT ABER JETZT SEHR SCHNELL
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somit würde ich den rasanten Anstieg auch damit begründen, denn die Bewertung ist da im Vergleich doch lächerlich....
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blue river: 8,6 Mio. Tonnen mit 208,9 g/t Ta2O5 und 1.372 g/t Nb2O5
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5,65 Mio. Tonnen mit 203,1 g/t ta2O5 und 1.047 g/t Nb2O5
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3,06 Mio. Tonnen mit 196 g/t Tantal und 646 g/t Niob
wobei die grenzen noch offen sind...
bei rare Metals inc. sind die daten nicht ganz so gut zusammengefügt, aber hier der link, kannst gern mal drüber schauen...
http://www.avalonventures.com/projects/rare/lilypad_lakes/
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Posted: Friday , 09 Oct 2009
RENO, NV -
The U.S. Geological survey says the long term outlook for rare earth elements "appears to be for an increasingly competitive and diverse group of rare-earth suppliers."
In the advance release of a USGS minerals yearbook article, USGS scientists advised, "As research and technology continue to advance the knowledge of rare earths and their interactions with other elements, the economic base of the rare-earth industry is expected to continue to grow."
"New applications are expected to continue to be discovered and developed, especially in areas that are considered essential, such as energy and defense," the agency said.
Rare earth elements are critical to information and communication, and are an important component of clean and potentially green energy. They are used in magnets in electric motors for electric cars, and allow companies to refine oil.
The world's major supplier of rare earth metals, China, is increasingly withholding rare earth metals for its own needs and reducing export quotas for Europium and Yttrium oxides by 6% and 34% respectively this year.
Meanwhile, in the U.S. the last of government's stock of rare earths in the National Defense Stockpile was shipped in 1998. Rare Earth elements are unique in many electronic, optical and magnetic military applications. The USGS advised that national defense material requirements "may necessitate the inclusion of rare earths, including scandium and yttrium, in the NDS at a future date."
Last month, the publication Defense News warned, "Now armed with its monopoly, China is jacking up prices by cutting production and exports and pressuring high-tech manufacturers to set up shop in China, where supplies are more plentiful."
"The combination of rising costs and tighter control on exports, however, is alarming companies worldwide, including U.S. weapons makers and Pentagon officials."
In 2007, the USGS found that rare earth exports in three out of four trade categories decreased. The principal destinations that year were Japan, Canada, China, Germany, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Egypt, the Republic of Korea, the United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Estonia, and the Netherlands.
Interestingly, imports of rare earth metals and alloys into the U.S. decreased 10% that year to 653 tonnes valued at about $6.5 million.
Rare earth producers outside of China are generating less than 5% of the world's supply, the USGS noted. They are expected to continue to struggle to remain competitive with China's lower wages, inexpensive utilities and less restrictive environmental and permitting requirements.
However, the USGS suggests, "Increasing prices, export limits, rising demand within China, and a ban on new mining permits were expected to make rare-earth deposits outside of China more economic."
In the meantime, "Economic growth in several developing countries could provide new and potentially large markets in Eastern Europe, India and Southeast Asia."
The USGS has visited or researched rare earths deposits for Colorado, Idaho and Montana, Missouri, Utah and Wyoming.
The agency also examined deposits and projects, as well as rare-earth metal industrial manufacturing processes in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Japan, Malawi, Malaysia and Zambia.
Their conclusion: "World reserves are sufficient to meet forecast world consumption well into the 21st Century."
"Several very large rare-earth deposits in Australia and China (for example, Mianning in China and Mount Weld in Australia) have yet to be fully developed," the scientists noted. "Existing production is currently not sufficient to meet world demand, and shortages exist for neodymium and dysprosium for magnet alloys and europium and terbium for phosphors."
"Although the Mountain Pass deposit on the United States contains sufficient resources to meet domestic demand for light-group REEs, the deposit does not contain sufficient heavy-group REEs to meet demand for those elements," the agency asserted.
The Colorado-based Molycorp Minerals, the owner and operator of California's Mountain Pass Mine, has formed a U.S. Rare Earth Industry and Technology Association (REITA). The association's executive director Keith Delaney said much of America's rare earth technology and manufacturing infrastructure was moved to China. As a result, there are significant gaps in entire supply chains for rare earth material and products which no longer exist in this country.
Charter members of REITA include General Electric and the Colorado School of Mines among others.
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§COMMERCE RESOURCES CORP.
Attention Business Editors
Commerce Resources Corp. Appoints Ian Graham to Board of Directors
§ VANCOUVER, Oct. 19 /CNW/ - Commerce Resources Corp. (TSXv: CCE) (FSE:
D7H) (the "Company" or "Commerce") is pleased to announce the appointment of
Ian Graham to the Board of Directors. Mr. Graham is an accomplished mining
professional with over 20 years of experience in the development and
exploration of mineral deposits, mostly gained with the major mining companies
Rio Tinto and Anglo American.
§ Formerly Chief Geologist with the Project Generation Group at Rio Tinto,
Mr. Graham has been involved with evaluation and pre-development work on
several projects in Canada and abroad including the Diavik Diamond Mine
(Northwest Territories, Canada), Resolution Copper (Arizona, USA), Eagle
Nickel (Michigan, USA), Lakeview Nickel (Minnesota, USA) and Bunder Diamonds
(India). Prior to his work with Rio Tinto, Ian held exploration geologist
roles with Anglo American.
§ Mr. Graham is currently President of Discovery Harbour Resources Corp., a
private company focused on identifying mining project opportunities that
require both the raising of financial capital and management to move forward
and succeed. Mr. Graham resides in Vancouver and is the former chair of the
University of British Columbia's Mineral Deposit Research Unit.
§ David Hodge, President stated, "We are very excited and pleased to have
attracted Mr. Graham to our team. He is a well-respected and experienced
development geologist and has a track record of successfully moving projects
through the exploration process on into production. He will be a key part of
our team as we move the Blue River Project through the development process and
continue to advance our Eldor Project."
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A summary of the Upper Fir resource estimate based on data to the end of 2008 follows:
--------------------------------------------------CATEGORY Cutoff Tonnes Grade Contained Grade Contained
(gpt) (greater than) (gpt) lbs (gpt) lbs
Ta2O5 Cutoff (T) Ta2O5 Ta2O5 Nb2O5 Nb2O5
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100 16,945,000 175 6,538,000 1174 43,858,000
INDICATED --------------------------------------------------
RESOURCE 150 11,308,000 198 4,937,000 1170 29,168,000
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200 4,566,000 236 2,376,000 1299 13,076,000
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100 44,121,000 167 16,147,000 1184 115,070,000
INFERRED --------------------------------------------------
RESOURCE 150 26,235,000 194 11,221,000 1182 68,365,000
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200 8,918,000 235 4,621,000 1385 27,230,000
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Notes:
- Mineral resources which are not mineral reserves do not have
demonstrated economic viability.
- Not all tonnage will be recovered in mining, nor will all tantalum
and niobium values be recovered during milling and processing.
- 1 tonne = 2204.6 pounds (lbs)
- Tonnes and pounds rounded to the nearest 1,000
The resource comprises a series of sill-like carbonatite bodies with up to 91.2 m in estimated cumulative true thickness. This composite body extends more than 1450 m in a north-south direction and as much as 800 m in an east-west direction. Tantalum and niobium are contained in the minerals pyrochlore and ferrocolumbite, which are present as microscopic grains as well as megascopic composite grains that exceed one centimetre in diameter. "Our updated resource estimate demonstrates that the Upper Fir deposit is a large, well defined tantalum and niobium deposit with the tonnage to provide long term stable supply for the tantalum and electronics industry," stated Dave Hodge, President of Commerce Resources. "It provides us with a solid foundation to move the deposit into development." In 2009, a further 5587 m of drilling (22 holes) were completed at the Upper Fir adding to the previous (2005 to 2008) total of 30,648 m for a grand total of 36,235 m in one hundred and seventy five holes. The 2009 drilling included both infill and step-out holes. The program was completed on September 10, 2009 and results are pending. When received in total, they will be used to update the resource model. Resource Estimation Methodology Geological and resource modeling was completed using Gemcom Surpac v6.1.3, 3D modeling software. Assay data were composited to 1m from a total of 153 holes (2005-2006: 21 holes; 2007: 18 holes; 2008: 114 holes) drilled in the area of the Upper Fir mineralization. The grade of blocks measuring 20 m by 10 m by 5 m was estimated using the inverse distance squared method, with a flat-lying search ellipse oriented along 180 degrees. Specific gravity was modeled using an inverse distance method (average SG = 3.125) to estimate tonnage. Indicated resources are those where the average distance between points used to estimate grade was less than or equal to 30 m. Inferred resources are those where the average distance between points used to estimate grade was greater than 30 m but less than 100 m. The mineral resource estimate above has been prepared by CCIC's Michelle Stone, Ph.D., P. Geo., an independent Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. Michelle Stone has read and approved the contents of this release. John Gorham, P.Geol., an Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 has read and approved the contents of this release as they pertain to the 2009 drill program. A Technical Report compliant with National Instrument 43-101 standards describing the resource estimation and providing details of the 2008 drilling and sampling, as well as the associated QA/QC review, will be filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) within 45 days of this release. In addition, the Company announces that it has granted a total of 250,000 incentive stock options to a director. Subject to the acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange, each stock option is exercisable into one common share of the Company at a price of
.66 per share for a period of five years.
Enormes Potenzial: Commerce Resources erhöht Tantal-Resource um 44 Prozent
Die lang erwarteten Ergebnisse sind da: Erst gestern Nachmittag meldete die kanadische Commerce Resources die aktualisierte Ressourcenschätzung für die Upper Fir-Tantallagerstätte auf dem Blue River Projekt. Die Analyseergebnisse aller Bohrungen von 2005 bis Ende 2008 – insgesamt 153 Bohrlöcher – wurden dabei zusammengeführt. Und ergaben unserer Ansicht nach äußerst positive Resultate! Denn Commerce Resources (WKN A0J2Q3) kann mit dieser neuen Ressourcenschätzung eine Steigerung der Gesamtressource (angezeigt und geschlussfolgert) von 37 bzw. 44 Prozent je nach Cutoff-Grad melden! Besonders interessant und viel versprechend ist dabei die Steigerung der hochgradigen Ressource – Cutoff-Grad 200 Gramm pro Tonne – um 37 Prozent. Denn dies bedeutet, dass die Lagerstätte von Commerce eines der, wenn nicht das, Tantal reichste Vorkommen der Welt darstellt. Setzt man nämlich eine Gewinnungsquote von ca. 80 Prozent an, mit der Commerce nach eigener Aussage rechnet, dann würde dies eine Produktion von rund 160 Gramm pro Tonne bedeuten. Und damit läge man klar über der nächsten, ähnlich Tantal reichen Lagerstätte, die es nur auf einen Wert von rund 150 Gramm je Tonne bringt. Das sind exzellente Aussichten für die Scoping-Studie, d.h. die vorläufige Berechnung der Wirtschaftlichkeit des Projekts, die laut Commerce im kommenden Jahr ansteht. Vorher allerdings wird das Unternehmen die Upper Fir-Ressource voraussichtlich noch einmal erweitern können, da noch die Ergebnisse der 22, im laufenden Jahr durchgeführten, Bohrungen anstehen. Es wird immer klarer, dass Commerce Resources hier über eine große, gut definierte Ressource mit ausreichendem Volumen verfügt, um der Tantal- und Elektronikbranche ein langfristiges und stabiles Angebot zur Verfügung zu stellen, wie David Hodge, President von Commerce Resources betont. Ein sehr wichtiger Punkt, denn aktuell gibt es keinen Tantallieferanten substanzieller Größe in der westlichen Welt, der denn Bedarf des Westens nach unter ethisch korrekt produziertem Tantal befriedigen könnte. Derzeit ist die größte Quelle für das Seltene Metall die Demokratische Republik Kongo. Das dort produzierte Tantal, Coltan genannt, ist zwar billiger, wird aber immer wieder mit extremen Verletzungen der Menschenrechte in Verbindung gebracht. Weshalb es auch als „Blood Tantal“ bezeichent wird. Und gerade die Elektronik-Industrie, von Apple über Microsoft bis hin zu Toshiba oder Research In Motion, kann es sich nicht leisten, dass ihre Produkte, für deren Produktion Tantal unter anderem verwendet wird, dadurch in Verruf geraten. Das wäre ein einziges PR-Desaster für diese Konzerne. So wurden zum Beispiel die Blackberry-Geräte von Research In Motion bereits als „Bloodberrys“ bezeichnet! Entsprechend ist die Elektronikindustrie brennend daran interessiert, sich eine Quelle für Tantal zu sichern, bei der diese Probleme keine Rolle spielen. Und: Bei einem Treffen der Elektronikbranche in der Nähe des Firmensitzes von Microsoft, bei dem wirklich alle betroffenen Großkonzerne vor Ort waren, sprach Commerce Resources mit diesen über die Möglichkeit, sich eine direkte Beteiligung an den ethisch korrekten Beständen des Unternehmens zu sichern. Und das Interesse war enorm. Unserer Ansicht befindet sich Commerce Resources in einer einzigartigen Position, um von der drohenden Tantal-Knappheit und dem dringenden Bedarf und riesigen Interesse der Elektronikindustrie zu profitieren. Jeder Entwicklungsschritt der Upper Fir-Lagerstätte und des gesamten Blue River-Projekts erhöht unserer Meinung nach die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass das Unternehmen Partnerschaften mit der Elektronikindustrie eingehen könnte – ganz abgesehen vom steigenden Wert der Liegenschaft an sich. Da zudem auf dem Eldor-Projekt des Unternehmens zuletzt Explorationserfolge erzielt werden konnten und auch dort enormes Potenzial besteht, betrachten wir Commerce Resources als eine der viel versprechendsten Investmentchancen im Sektor der Seltenen Erden und Metalle. Auf dem aktuellen Niveau bietet sich, bei allen, sicherlich bestehenden Risiken, interessierten Anlegern die Möglichkeit bei der Entwicklung eines potenziell wichtigen Players der Branche dabei zu sein. GOLDINVEST.de bietet seinen Lesern Hintergrundberichte und aktuelle Kommentare zum Geschehen an den Rohstoffmärkten und verfolgt die Entwicklung ausgewählter Minengesellschaften aus dem Bereich der Edelmetalle, Basismetalle und sonstiger Rohstoffe. Weitere Informationen unter: www.goldinvest.de Die hier angebotenen Artikel stellen keine Kauf- bzw. 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Commerce Resources Reports on Exploration at Carbo Property Adjacent to Wicheeda Rare Earth Discovery, British Columbia
* Press Release
* Source: Commerce Resources Corp.
* On 1:34 pm EST, Friday November 27, 2009
VANCOUVER, Nov. 27 /CNW/ - Commerce Resources Corp. (TSXv: CCE) (FSE: D7H) (the "Company" or "Commerce") and Canadian International Minerals Inc. (CNSX: CIN) ("Canadian International") are pleased to announce results from summer exploration at the Carbo Property located 80 kilometers northeast of Prince George, British Columbia and contiguous with Spectrum Mining Corporation's recently reported Wicheeda rare earth element discovery.
The 2009 exploration program included rock, silt, and soil sampling as well as geological mapping and prospecting. It was designed to follow-up on previous exploration by Commerce as well as historic work by Teck Corporation. The Carbo Property contains rare earth element and niobium-bearing carbonatite and alkaline intrusions.
In late October, Spectrum Mining Corporation, a private company reported significant rare earth element mineralization on claims contiguous to the Carbo Property. Highlights included a 48.64 metre ("m") interval which averaged 3.55% REE, a 72 m interval that averaged 2.92% REE, and a 144 m interval that averaged 2.20% REE in three separate drill holes. To view a map of the location of Spectrum's discovery and the Carbo claims, visit: http://www.commerceresources.com/s/Carbo.asp
The 2009 exploration program at the Carbo Property resulted in the identification of a new soil anomaly greater than 1 kilometre by 500 m in the southwest portion of the claim blocks. The highlight of the program was a soil sample (09mgb0002) within the new anomaly that exceeded the detection limit of 10,000 ppm (greater than 1%) cerium (Ce), indicative of light rare earth content, and 309 ppm gadolinium (Gd), indicating the presence of heavy rare earths.
Commerce and Canadian International are encouraged by the results being released from the area and are planning an expanded program that will include trenching and drilling in 2010. Future exploration will aim to identify extensions of the Wicheeda discovery on the Carbo claims, follow-up on the new soil anomaly and further test some of the historic trenches on the property.
The 2009 exploration program at the Carbo Property was funded by Canadian International. Canadian International has the option to earn a 75% joint venture interest in the Carbo claims by paying the Company, over a three year period, $30,000 cash, a total of 1,500,000 common shares, and incurring a total of $198,000 in exploration expenditures. Canadian International has completed its required first year payments. Commerce will retain a 25% interest and 2% NSR Royalty on the Carbo claims.
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