Commerce Resources Corp. (CCE)

[jessicamary]

i dont think its CoCa Cola company board..

[Mr. Zen]

Commerce Resources ticker is CCE.v on the Vancouver exchange and has nothing to do with Coca Cola.

[Hedgebunny]

CCE distributes Bravo Brands Inc.?

* Is that how you read this link? Thank you for your time.
http://www.google.com/finance?q=PINK:BRVO

* Do you think that this link says Coca Cola Ent., owns a 15% in Bravo Brands Inc? Thank you again for your opinion of speculation.

Bravo! Brands Inc. Company Profile
Bravo! Brands stands and applauds all the cows and all the cartoon characters that make its business possible. The company manufactures kid-friendly, co-branded, single-serving milk drinks under the Slammers, Blenders, and Bravo! labels. Co-branded drinks use the brand names and characters of major candy and cereal companies and popular cartoon heroes. Bravo!'s fortified milk products come in aseptic packaging and are available in the US at major food retailers and club and convenience stores, as well as schools, theaters, and other foodservice outlets. Coca-Cola Enterprises is a major distributor for and owns about a 15% stake in Bravo! Brands.

[Hedgebunny]

What does Reuters say about CCE?
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/companyProfile?rpc=66&symbol=BRVO.PK
Did it say that BRAVO BRANDS INC was distributed by Coca Cola Ent? Thank your for your time.

[Hedgebunny]

CCE owns 15% .0002 penny stock?
* In a company called BRAVO BRANDS INC, is that correct? What is your opinion of speculation when your read this ? Thank you for your time.

Bravo! Brands Inc. Company Profile
Bravo! Brands stands and applauds all the cows and all the cartoon characters that make its business possible. The company manufactures kid-friendly, co-branded, single-serving milk drinks under the Slammers, Blenders, and Bravo! labels. Co-branded drinks use the brand names and characters of major candy and cereal companies and popular cartoon heroes. Bravo!'s fortified milk products come in aseptic packaging and are available in the US at major food retailers and club and convenience stores, as well as schools, theaters, and other foodservice outlets. Coca-Cola Enterprises is a major distributor for and owns about a 15% stake in Bravo! Brands.

[Hedgebunny]

15% STAKE?? BRAVO BRANDS???

Bravo! Brands Inc. Company Profile
Bravo! Brands stands and applauds all the cows and all the cartoon characters that make its business possible. The company manufactures kid-friendly, co-branded, single-serving milk drinks under the Slammers, Blenders, and Bravo! labels. Co-branded drinks use the brand names and characters of major candy and cereal companies and popular cartoon heroes. Bravo!'s fortified milk products come in aseptic packaging and are available in the US at major food retailers and club and convenience stores, as well as schools, theaters, and other foodservice outlets. Coca-Cola Enterprises is a major distributor for and owns about a 15% stake in Bravo! Brands.

[Hedgebunny]

I like i like i like this link!
DO YOU KNOW WHY????? Lmao lol lol
http://biz.yahoo.com/ic/104/104562.html
****** just my own opinion of speculations, i own over 4.5 million BRVO stock shares, do your own research and make up your own opinion of speculations.....lmao lol lol

[Hedgebunny]

Yep, wanna come over and fix the wagon? lmao
***** BRAVO BRANDS has what with who? lmao lol
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/brvo/insiders
***** COCA COLA ENTERPRISES has what?
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/brvo/insiders?pid=24046&nextId=60472
BUT BUT BUT but.....lmao lol lol
Looks like HIDIE the multicultural relations at COCA COLA enterprises talks about BRAVO in her 2010 link maybe! lmao lol lol THANKS HIDIE!
http://www.linkedin.com/in/hnatkin
*************** Just my own opinion of speculations, let me know if you want to see the link where COCA COLA says it owns a 15% stake in BRAVO BRANDS? lmao lol lol lol
BUt but but......Lmao lol
~~~~~~~~~ DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH, make up your own opinion of speculations, i own over 4.5 million BRVO stock shares.....lmao lol
***** WHy the short clowns? DON"T KNOW??? Lmao lol lol
http://www.marketocracy.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Portfolio.woa/ps/StockActionsPage/bfix=1/source=IjMpAeDmDjOhOjMaMaKiAbNm

[Hedgebunny]

HA ah ha ha You missed it?

READ ON THAN MAYBE????? LMAO LOL lol ha ha ha
~~~~~ HERE TAKE THE 2010 link from HIDIE maybe? lmao lol
http://www.linkedin.com/in/hnatkin
~~~~~ Here maybe take the INSIDER ROSTER OVER AT BRAVO BRANDS INC....
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/brvo/insiders

***** You mean it don't say BRAVO FOOD INTERNATIONAL ANYMORE???? lmao lol
~~~~ just my own opinion of speculations, i own over 4.5 million BRVO stock shares, do your own research and make up your own opinion of speculations......

[Obi-Wan Kenobi 2]

WoW... what did I miss? Coca Cola is breaking out like that?

What the?

[stocktrader001]

weeeee 1 30%











but without me.

[jscot]

Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. (CCE)

[jscot]

MAYBE I GET MOD

[jscot]

I LIKE COKE

[jscot]

BIG COMPANY

[jscot]

NO ONE AT COKE BOARD?

[pplatte9]

Explosion of Cellular Phone Use Drives Commerce Resources’ (TSX.V:CCE) Value
By Darryl Kelley

Commerce Resources is developing what may very well be newest domestic source of tantalum and niobium in North America. The company has just raised $32.7 Million in a financing that will see it continue to develop resources at its 100%-owned Blue River Tantalum-Niobium Project.

Commerce Resources Corp.'s stated goal is to become the world's next source of tantalum and niobium. Commerce is the most active tantalum and niobium explorer in North America, with a focus on developing its Upper Fir deposit into production.

At present the major use of tantalum is in capacitors which are used in desktop and laptop computers, mobile phones, digital cameras, pagers, PDA's, handheld games, automotive applications and a number of other fields in the electronic industry. It is estimated 65 percent of tantalum made available each year is used in the production of capacitors.

Rising numbers of cell-phone-using teens have become a key source of growth for the wireless industry.

The latest estimates show that by the end of the year, 84 percent of the U.S. population will be carrying mobile phones, according to SNL Kagan, a communications research firm.

This has left yet-to-be-connected youngsters as one of the few remaining ready sources of new subscribers.

Major companies such as AT&T, Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel Corp. have done a brisk business by encouraging existing customers to sign up for family calling plans. These services allow the addition of a mobile phone to an account, usually for an additional charge of about $10 a month.

Tantalum capacitors are a key component in mobile phones. The sector's rapid growth has led to a worldwide tantalum shortage and prices have risen significantly, swelling the coffers of the Congo's warring factions who profited historically from increased demand for the material.

In January 2000, a kilogram of tantalum cost $65. Last December, the price was $550, although that has fallen back to about $375 today.( Where are these price quotes coming from? They are not consistent with current prices that we know of. A pound of concentrate would be worth around $55 dollars. A pound of tantalum oxide would be $ 150 pp and a pound of capacitor grade powder would be worth approximately $ 350pp

Tantalum ores are found primarily in Australia, Canada, Brazil, and central Africa, with some additional quantities originating in southeast Asia and in China. There is also interest in exploration for this element in various regions of the world, such as Canada, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

Tantalum minerals with over 70 different chemical compositions have been identified. Those of greatest economic importance are tantalite, microlite, and wodginite; however, it is common practice to name any tantalum-containing mineral concentrate as 'tantalite' primarily because it will be processed for the tantalum values and is sold on that basis.

The single largest source of tantalum mineral concentrates is the production by Sons of Gwalia Ltd. from its Greenbushes and Wodgina mines in Western Australia. These two mines combined produce between 70 and 80% of the world's supply, with production in 2001 reported at approximately 1.8 million pounds.

Additional operating mines are the Tanco Mine (Cabot) in Manitoba, Canada, the Kenticha Mine (Ethiopia Minerals Development Authority) in Ethiopia, the Yichun Mine in China, and the Pitinga Mine (Paranapanema) and Mibra Mine (Metallurg) in Brazil.

Quantities are available from Brazil through the processing of small alluvial deposits by prospectors and in numerous countries in Africa, such as Rwanda, Namibia, Uganda, DRC-Kinshasa, Zaire, Gabon, Nigeria, South Africa, and Burundi.

The central African countries of Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC-Kinshasa) and Rwanda and their neighbours used to be the source of significant tonnages. But civil war, plundering of national parks and exporting of minerals, diamonds and other natural resources to provide funding of militias has caused the Tantalum-Niobium International Study Center to call on its members to take care to obtain their raw materials from lawful sources. Members should refrain from purchasing materials from regions where either human welfare or wildlife are threatened.

Read the rest of the story here: http://www.huliq.com/34922/explosion-of-cellular-phone-use-drives-commerce-resources-tsx-v-cce-value