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SRSR= A HUGE Stock for the history books, imo.
GLTU!
"..the second largest niobium deposit on the planet.”; If this is the case, all the longs (myself included) will be very ecstatic.
All we need is a spark to get this roaring, news could come at any time, imo.
A Pink with most likley the Second Largest Niobium Deposit in the World,,,uh, yup. It's US! SRSR; and we got us a Keevil to boot. lol.
...and to think, you did not include Shining Tree or the other properties..I need a new calculator..can you say Ka-Ching? lol.
Holy Sugar! $$$$$$$
"..he felt confident that the world’s second largest deposit was an irresistible force on the world stage. "
Wow, what a gem we have here!
Ont. I am glad you are feeling better and I thank you for such fine work!
Great PR on a monster property!
Nice chart analysis; good things to come, imo.
Great posts guys. It looks like SRSR is $R$R.
Great update! Thanks.
Holy moly. Imagine our shareholders meeting...lol
Rare earth: the next big commodity opportunity?
By James Phillipps | 07:01:00 | 05 March 2010
Rare earth may not sound a sexy investment, but with China controlling 97% of the world’s production and threatening to tighten supply, billions is set to be channelled into finding new sources of these crucial chemical elements.
The names of the 17 rare earth components, which include yttrium, europium and dysprosium, may not be familiar but they are vital to many renewable and clean energy technologies, such as wind turbines and catalytic convertors, along with more conventional technologies such as fibre-optics and batteries.
The rapid growth in their usage as the world looks to move away from a reliance on oil has seen demand surge from 40,000 to 125,000 tonnes a year over the last 10 years and it is predicted to reach 200,000 tonnes per year by 2014.
In the 1980s, the US was self-sufficient, but the closure of its Californian Mountain Pass mine following environmental problems and China ramping up production meant that by 1999, some 90% of US industry’s supply came from the Far East and this reliance has continued to creep up.
The significance of this near monopoly has not been lost on the Chinese with former leader Deng Xiaoping saying back in 1987: ‘The Middle East has oil, but China has rare earth.’
GE moved its battery research plant to China in 2006 and more companies would be expected to follow suit.
Not content with its existing near-monopoly on supply, its state-run Chinese National Offshore Oil Corporation has being trying to buy up mines around the globe to consolidate its position. It has twice failed to buy the Californian mine and has also been rebuffed in its attempts to snap up mines in Australia.
The IEA says that outside of China, only a handful of projects are expected to produce rare earth in the next few years with MolyCorp Minerals looking to develop the Californian Mountain Pass mine and Lynas Corporation developing the Mount Weld mine in Australia.
‘As energy prices become more expensive, a lot more is going to be invested in developing rare earth mines,’ says commodity specialist Richard Lockwood, manager of the City Natural Resources High Yield Trust. ‘It is difficult to imagine any new technologies that will not rely on rare earth down the line and the US government is offering huge amounts to companies that can discover new sources.’
Rare earth is one of the strands of President Obama’s green budget for the next fiscal year with huge incentives being offered.
Lockwood has been building up his fund's exposure to rare earth with Canadian firm Neo Material Tech among his top 10 holdings.
He says that the company is not cheap, but has the potential to deliver outstanding returns as the Chinese tightening of supply will squeeze up prices.
Where there’s muck there’s brass, as the saying goes and rare earth could up end being one of the top commodity themes over the next few years.
Link : http://www.citywire.co.uk/selector/-/news/new-products/list.aspx
Thanks for the chart, Clay. Good things to come, imo.
MCLN on the Buzz Cloud a lot of eyes are turning our way!
Wow, they sure like MCLN!
Thanks for the link
"Represented by metals such as lithium, cobalt and niobium, they are known as “industrial vitamins”" Very cool.
SRSR is huge.
Glad to see your still here, Norton. You and your son will reap the rewards of patience, imo.
Go $R$R, you said it Chuck!
Great post, good things to come...
lol. Go SRSR! Great Balls of Niobium!
Nice film, good work!
Thanks for the chart analysis Red!
Nice job on the survey Ont; we have a solid Sarrissite group here
GREEN day for SRSR in a sea of red: $ 0.049 +0.004 (8.89%)
Thanks Clay! -I always appreciate your analysis. GLTU!
Things are heating up for SRSR, getting noticed by many eyes, should be an interesting next few weeks, imo.
GLTA
Welcome Kona as new asst. mod! SRSR rules.
Thanks for the MCLN Video Chart Clay!
Another green day, fine with me. GLTUA
VOLUME: 28,314,453
:) Green. MCLN 0.0269 +.0009 (3.46%)
Congrats all, volume and action should trip off some RADAR alerts. We are GREEN in the Buzz cloud. :)
Thanks for that graphic, GLTU and all SRSRites!
Yes, USD! I picked up another 20k on Friday. GLTU
Thanks for your chart analysis, Person mark for you.
Looking good...
Nice: 0,021 EUR +16,67% | +0,00 Deutsche Handelsplätze zu MEDCLEAN TECHS - Aktie
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