ROCO MINES Molybdän Produktion um Mitte 2007

Tue Dec 21, 2010
http://www.rocamines.com/s/...&_Title=ROCA-Reports-Annual-Results  

Da hat doch tatsächlich jemand 7.200 Stücke in FFM gekauft!!! 

Der hat sich wohl mit der WKN vertan...

 

...von "GlobalData" über Roca Mines für 125$ gekauft und für gut befunden! http://www.alacrastore.com/storecontent/...Analysis_Review-2087-43176

Wird schwierig sein, das Geld wieder herauszubekommen...

 

Scott Broughton wird schon dafür sorgen, dass sich hier nicht Positives mehr tut...  

...und da gibt es doch tatsächlich Käufer, die in FFM 0,25 Euro dafür bezahlen!
Das sind fast 20% zuviel! Unglaublich...  

Hat Broughton endlich gekündigt??

http://de.advfn.com/...ok&p=0&t=1&vol=1&cb=1127143677

 

Grösste Käufer bisher:

Scotia: 230k
RBC:      72k
Jitney:   66k
BMO Nesbitt: 50k

Auch in den USA stärkerer Handel als sonst:
http://de.advfn.com/...CE&p=0&t=1&vol=1&cb=1127143677  

http://de.advfn.com/...0&t=1&dm=0&vol=1&cb=1150843999  

http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/...me=8&x=32&y=19

In den USA grösstes Volumen seit zwei Jahren:http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/...me=9&x=31&y=17  

"Restart" der Mine in Sicht???
http://www.ariva.de/forum/anonymize/http://...;p=1&t=39&vol=1  

Hier der richtige:

 

Was geht hier ab???
In der Presse ist nichts zu finden...

http://de.advfn.com/...cchart&s=tx^rok&p=0&t=19&vol=1  

Tue Feb 1, 2011

 Vancouver, British Columbia: Roca Mines Inc. (TSX-V: ROK) ("Roca" or "the Company") announces that a review meeting was held on January 31, 2011 with British Columbia's Chief Inspector of Mines and staff/consultants from the mines inspection branch to discuss development and operating plans for the MAX Molybdenum Mine.

The meeting reviewed geotechnical information related to the sill pillar failure that occurred in late September 2010. Discussions focused on mine rehabilitation work completed in December 2010 and the Company's plans to restart operations. It was agreed that the Company's proposal to locate a new sill pillar and to continue with production mining below that pillar were appropriate and were approved-in-principal, subject to certain conditions being met.

Those conditions include the development of a geotechnical program to survey the existing stope and to map the main ramp and manway. Assessment and modeling of the workings will result in an instrumentation and geotechnical monitoring plan for the upper portion of the mine. Similarly, a geotechnical program to assess the proposed sill pillar in the lower levels of the mine will result in a monitoring plan that is intended to continue through operations and will be adjusted depending on the observations made.

Information collected from the failure event and planned geotechnical programs will influence designs for stope spans, pillar dimensions and related mine design parameters. The geotechnical programs will commence during the week of February 7, 2011. An update on the timing of the mobilization of various drilling and mining contractors and mine crews to recommence production will be provided as soon as possible.


ROCA MINES INC.
"Scott Broughton"
______________________________________________
Scott E. Broughton, P.Eng. -- President and CEO


http://www.rocamines.com/s/...;_Title=ROCA-MAX-Molybdenum-Mine-Update  

...aber eine schlechtere war bisher noch nicht dabei!

 

 

Mon Apr 4, 2011
http://www.rocamines.com/s/...MAX-Molybdenum-Mine-Production-Schedule  

...ist selbst bei diesem Trümmerwert einiges an Kurspotenzial drin!

 

 

http://af.reuters.com/article/metalsNews/idAFL3E7FC1PH20110412  

ROCA - MAX Molybdenum Mine Production Financing

Thu Apr 28, 2011

http://www.rocamines.com/s/...AX-Molybdenum-Mine-Production-Financing

 

ROCA Reports Second Quarter Results

Fri Apr 29, 2011

http://www.rocamines.com/s/...tle=ROCA-Reports-Second-Quarter-Results

 

Mon May 9, 2011
http://www.rocamines.com/s/...Title=ROCA-Closes-2.5-million-Financing  

17 May 2011

Macquarie Research
Commodities Compendium  
Page 24


Molybdenum

Deficit delayed by renewed Chinese exports

Molybdenum (moly) prices have been relatively stable over the past two years. While the market appears to have moved into deficit, China moved from being a substantial net importer in 2009 back to being a small net exporter with suggestions of destocking taking place. There appears to be destocking of some of the speculative inventory built in 2010, leading to a non-Chinese market surplus. We expect prices to recover in late-2011 asChinese destocking ends, Chinese exporter quotas are filled and the market moves into defict in both China and ex-China. Prices remain well above historical normals supported by high-Chinese costs. Recent changes in the market structure (mainly due to rapidly rising Chinese demand and uncertain Chinese supply) have combined to create higher and more volatile prices and a higher pricefloor. Much higher prices have been established, although molybdenum has not been so heavily influenced by the wave of speculative and investment interest that has swept acrossthe exchange-traded commodity markets. This may eventually change with the new LME contract, but there is no sign of that happening in the short run as the LME contract has remained largely unused.


We have left our price forecasts largely unchanged from previously due to a similar supply/demand picture. Our forecasts for prices for 2011 to 2015 are based on the assessment thatthe market will need high-cost Chinese marginal primary capacity to meet incremental demand. This capacity needs prices in the US$13 –17/lb range, and costs will most likley rise in US$ terms. It is really only in 2014 and 2015, when Freeport-McMoran's (FCX US,US$99.88, Not rated) Climax primary mine is fully onstream, that prices may relax as reliance on this high-cost Chinese supply eases.
In the short run (next two years), prices should be stronger due to an expected market deficit and lower 2012 production from two of the larger players, Thompson Creek and Rio Tinto, due to lower Mo grades. Also extremely high copper prices will probably push the main copper by-product producers to maximise copper at the expense of molydenum grades in orebodies. There could well be some downside supply risk. In 2013-2015, however, the expansion at Kennecott plus higher production from Climax plus a number of likely greenfield projects should push prices lower again. Freeport says that its 30m lbs/year Climax primary mine will be ready from 2012 but says the actual startup date will depend on market conditions – we are assumining a 2H2012 start, after prices are sustained above US$20/lb once again.
Following a (revised) 50m lb surplus in 2009, we estimate that there was a 8m lb deficit in 2010 and a further 32m lb of deficts in 2011 and 2012 combined, followed by a relatively balanced market in 2013/14 until a larger surplus emerges in 2015.

Chinese market fundamentals will play a key role in the market going forward and are the key uncertainty. We assume trend demand growth rate of 7 –8% a year from 2011 to 2015. We assume mine output and capacity will continue to grow steadily but from 2011 onwards, China will be a growing net importer of molybenum. A higher Chinese growth rate and some restrictions on Chinese supply growth remain a possibility, pushing the market into an even larger deficit. Supply and demand outside China are still important. We estimate that demand outside China bounced back by 23% YoY in 2010, having fallen 25% in 2009 and 9% in 2008. We forecast that mine production outside China will grow at a reasonably rapid rate, with byproduct output up 11% this year after disruption but then fall back to 2% in 2012.
China is back to being a small exporter of moly.


http://www.scribd.com/doc/55676517/5/No-stopping-the-supply-surge  

ROCA - MAX Molybdenum Mine Production Schedule
http://www.rocamines.com/s/...MAX-Molybdenum-Mine-Production-Schedule  

So sieht also eine Tote Aktie aus.........

Is doch tot - oder?! 

 

liest dea noch jemand mit? Ich verfolge die Roca Mines nun schon über 2 Jahre.

Dass so gar keine Dynamik mehr vorhanden ist.......mmhhhhh 

 

... gibt es den Laden überhaupt noch? Oder existiert nur ne Website. Es ist jedenfalls keinerlei Bewegung erkennbar. Schade - ich dachte damals, als ich rein bin, seltene Erden seien zukunftsträchtig. Diese hier wohl eher nicht - oder??  

Hey, ist da noch wer, oder bin ich hier ganz allein??