Nemaska Expl. Die günstigste Li2O Aktie der Welt?

Insofern kann man m. E. von einer Kursexplosion mit Verzögerung ausgehen.

ich bin seit ca November in Nemaska investiert und hab beobachten können, als Joe Dwek Management Consultants 2007 Inc. (er gehört nicht zum BOD)  seine aktien verkaufte, das trotz des hohen volumen der kurs sich kaum bewegte.

In dieser Zeit muss jemand an der seitenlinie gestanden haben sonst wären wir schon anfang januar ausgebrochen.

zum chart bin aber auch kein profi

wir laufen am immer an dem oberen trendkanal an und kehren wieder zurück bis unter das obere bolling band, für mich haben wir eine konsolidierung im tagesverlauf und sie will auch nach oben.

in den nächsten tagen sollte das obere bb sich weiten und dann sind auch mal an einem tag mehr cent drin, im full, fast, slow, stochastic sind wir eng an der roten linie deswegen so schleppend, alles in allem trend ok und weiter platz nach oben raus.

OBV 7 tagelinie OBV 20 tagelinie und der MACD sind weiter intakt

"Vancouver Resource Investment Conference" Rede und Antwort stehen.

"Mr. Bourassa will attend this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. He will be available to update current and prospective shareholders on the Company's latest achievements. Nemaska will be exhibiting at booth 1030 at the Vancouver Convention Centre - West Exhibit Halls B & C on January 23-24, 2011."

http://www.stockhouse.com/tools/...Fsymbol%3DV.NMX%26newsid%3D8022784

Nemaska Exploration (TSX.V:NMX) CEO Interview «  Wall Street Reporter

Nemaska Exploration (TSX.V:NMX) CEO Interview «  Wall Street Reporter

http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/2010/01/...-tsx-vnmx-ceo-interview/

WSR: Good day from Wall Street. This is Juan Costello, Senior Analyst  with the Wall Street Reporter, and joining us today is Guy Bourassa,  CEO of Nemaska Exploration. The company trades on the TSX Venture and  the ticker symbol is NMX and they are a mineral exploration company  involved in the James Bay region in Quebec. Thanks for joining us today  Guy.

Guy Bourassa: It’s my pleasure.

WSR: Now starting off, talk about the recent update and today’s release on Whabouchi?

Guy  Bourassa: Well, we recorded recently last fall, a very interesting  lithium showing that we have worked in October and November, and the  results that we got were so interesting that we financed a 5,000 meter  drilling campaign that resumed last week and upto now, we have got the  results that are unseen yet in Quebec as far as with and grades are  concerned. And very interestingly, it’s close by our nickel deposit that  we will be talking a little bit later but very interesting for  industrial mineral, the fact that it is close to the road about 500  meters from the road, from the infrastructures, airport, electricity.  So, yes it’s a very interesting situation as far as lithium is  concerned.

WSR: So bring us up to speed on your purchase of Lac Levac and Lac des Montagnes from Golden Goose?

Guy  Bourassa: Yes. When we started the company in 2008, we were surrounding  the Lac Levac deposit belonging to Golden Goose, on which they had  announced very good results and finally released 43-101 resource  calculation in 2008, and we were lucky enough that they put it for sale  and we put a bid on and they accepted it and then we finally closed it.  Obviously, it does finance the work that we are going to be putting on  this property, trying to expand depth, the actual resource, outlined  there 3 million tons of nickel, that’s 1.1%, 0.6 copper, and all of the  PGE element. It’s opened a depth in laterally. So with this acquisition  of the Lac Lavac and Lac des Montagnes properties from Golden Goose, we  now own and control 100% of 70 kilometers in length over the 40 meter  green belt formation of Lac des Montagnes, which is a quite unique place  to be. Very, very interesting for exploration and development, and most  importantly it’s all accessible year on by road.

WSR: And so all  these are 100% owned and you also have the Lac Arques property, so how  well positioned is the company to take advantage of some of the market  trend as far as nickel and lithium?

Guy Bourassa: Well, the market  trend for the lithium presently is very, very good, very positive, all  of the comparables have gained an upswing of important percentage over  the past month. The fact that a lot of car companies and equipment  companies have announced that they are trying to reach agreements with  possible lithium producers put us in a very, very good interesting  position.

WSR: And so what are some of the factors that makes  Nemaska Exploration unique from some of the other players and some of  the other nickel and lithium players in your sector?

Guy Bourassa:  Well, if we talk about the nickel, very very few is done of the junior  exploration companies that have interest in nickel properties have  measured resources. It was decided by Golden Goose at the time to  increase the quality of the resource instead of adding millions of tons  of inferred resource category. So that gives us a lead as far as  feasibility is concerned, like I said the fact that we are accessible by  road year on, it makes it very unique, less costly, more interesting  and for bring partners in and/or employees. I would say that the fact  that we were able to make the auction agreement, purchase agreement when  the price of nickel was up $4.0 – $4.50. Definitively, helps us now  that the price of nickel has gone up to$8.0 – $8.50. So that’s all good  things. One of the major point that makes us unique presently is the  fact that we have been able to interest the Cree community of Nemaska,  which is about 50 kilometers west of the center of our property to be an  investor, active investor in the company. They all now own about 8% of  the company and they are very, very full mining, active with us. So  there is no foreseeable problem of accessibility and/or manpower there.  The Cree community of Nemaska is about 700 people, quite young and they  really like to work.

WSR: And so walk us through your background and experience of key and that of some of the management team at Nemaska?

Guy  Bourassa: As for myself, I’m a lawyer by trade since 1983. Since 1985,  I’ve been involved with mining, exploration companies. I’ve also acted  as President of the gold producing mine, industrial minerals of some  other kind and been involved in mostly as securities lawyer, getting  listed on the Montreal Exchange at the time most of the junior  exploration companies were active in Quebec. So, I have a fairly good  knowledge of the game. We have a Senior Consultant with us Mr. Claude  Britt, well known, renowned as a geologist. Judy Baker as an External  Director, she was the former President of Canada Lithium Corporation.  She is the one that brought all of the lithium expertise in CLQ last  summer. She joined our Board in October and that makes the principal  persons around the company.

WSR: What are some of the goals and  milestones, and objectives that the team hopes to accomplish for the  company over the next 12 months?

Guy Bourassa: Well, our  milestones for the next 12 months are quite clear. We’ve got two major  projects to advance. First, we finance the next year $3.5 million  exploration budget, it’s all funded. We are going to be doing about  15,000 meters, over 50,000 feet of drilling within the next 10-12  months. First the lithium project before the end of this spring, we will  have the resource calculation out, metallurgical test is underway.  After we finish drilling in March on the lithium project, we are going  to start increasing or proving the extension of depth of the mineralized  zone of the Nisk deposit. Our goal is to double that panel, bringing it  from 3 to 5 to 6 million tonnes. But the rest of the summer, and the  fall we will concentrate on the 40-kilometer extension to the east of  the Nisk deposit where we’ve identified already 10 additional targets  that have the same signature as the Nisk deposit. So our goal obviously  is to prove that at least one or two of these targets, contain economic  values of nickel, copper and PGE. If we do succeed, it’s going to be the  opening of a new mining camp. So, the Nisk deposit itself, already had  the metallurgical test done in 2008. We will be doing an update on this  metallurgical test before the end of the summer. So, with all the  drilling that we are going to do on the Nisk deposit, we will have a new  resource calculation out some time September, October. So our  feasibility study could be out some time October, November.

WSR:  So, you recently IPOed on the end of last year, and just listed on the  TSX Venture today. So, why should investors consider Nemaska  Exploration?

Guy Bourassa: If you just take the comparables on the  lithium aspect of the company, which is may be the one that is most  interesting presently on the market. We have done the IPO at about 50%  discount to the closest comparable in the lithium industry presently.  So, today we are still trading about 50% discount to our closest  comparable. So, if somebody is interested in getting involved in a  lithium project with some company, definitely you should look carefully  at us.

WSR: So once again joining us today is Guy Bourassa, the  CEO of Nemaska Exploration, which trades on the TSX Venture, the ticker  symbol is NMX. So, before we conclude Guy, why should investors consider  NMX, Nemaska Exploration as a good long-term investment opportunity?

Guy  Bourassa: Because we have an advanced project in lithium, it’s going to  be proving itself over the next 4-6 months. We have got the control  over 70 kilometers of the very unique green belt polymetallic formation.  We already have a nickel deposit that will extend, and the blue sky to  find additional answers that will open a new mining camp.

WSR:  Well, we certainly do look forward to continuing to track the company’s  growth and report on your upcoming progress. I like to thank you for  taking the time to join us today and to bring our investors up to speed  on Nemaska.

Guy Bourassa: Well, thank you very much for your time.

behauptet das es lithgium mangel gibt oder suchst einen einstieg?

"Letztendlich entscheidet allein der Preis über die  ökonomische Förderbarkeit der vorhandenen Lithiumvorkommen. So wie es  beim Öl wohl nie zur Förderung des „letzten Tropfens“ kommen wird, ist  auch Lithium in riesigen Mengen vorhanden, wenn man seine kostspielige  Gewinnung zum Beispiel aus dem Meer berücksichtigen würde."

http://www.lithiumaktien.com/EN/lithium-markt/

um irritation zu vermeiden heimatbörse für charts.