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WFEMF Buffett, Terrorists & China Control This Metal
Tungsten is one of the few metals where demand is expected to outpace supply in the coming years, and there is a potential treasure trove of profits to be made by miners of the metal. The massive profit potential, unfortunately, has even attracted organized crime to get involved with tungsten mining. The day after Christmas, Bloomberg reported that Colombia's government was preparing to seize a tungsten mine run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). According to Bloomberg, "tungsten mined for the profit of FARC makes its way into the supply lines of the makers of BMWs, Ferraris, Porsches and Volkswagens, computers and BIC pens." Bloomberg continued "Apple Inc. and Samsung (005930) Inc. have also bought material from that tainted supply line. The parts are used for iPhones, iPads, iPods and Galaxy mobile devices." What does that say about the tungsten industry when a criminal enterprise is illegally mining the metal and somehow getting the ill-gotten commodity into consumer products?
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection Warren Buffett is not a big commodity investor. He seeks revenue growth. In respect to gold, for example, Buffett sarcastically stated, "Gold gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head." Interestingly, it appears he feels quite differently about tungsten, a metal with enough practical demand to allow Mr. Buffett to see its investment worthiness. As recently as 2012, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, through its IMC International Metalworking unit, agreed to invest $80 million in one of the world's largest tungsten mines, located in South Korea. In respect to Berkshire Hathaway's investment, Forbes contributor Eric Savitz wrote, "While the deal may come as a surprise to the outside world, those with knowledge of tungsten understand that it's a crucial but disappearing resource that continues to affect all of us."
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Why Big Money is Attracted to Tungsten
http://tungsteninvestingnews.com/2226-why-big-money-is-attracted-to-tungsten.html
Tungsten is a metal that is critical to modern life, but until now it has largely remained below the investment radar. However, when a legendary investor such as Warren Buffet- or at least a firm in which he has major stakes- invests in a tungsten project, the metal is bound to become a subject of growing interest.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Why Big Money is Attracted to Tungsten
http://tungsteninvestingnews.com/2226-why-big-money-is-attracted-to-tungsten.html
Tungsten is a metal that is critical to modern life, but until now it has largely remained below the investment radar. However, when a legendary investor such as Warren Buffet- or at least a firm in which he has major stakes- invests in a tungsten project, the metal is bound to become a subject of growing interest.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection with WFEMF
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection with WFEMF
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
Buffett’s cutting tool company aims to double production and make innovative products
With the recent inauguration of its second plant, TaeguTec expects to churn out more innovative products and double its production, solidifying its position as a world-leading cutting tool manufacturer. “This new plant opens a new avenue by increasing the supply to our customers with more innovative products,” TaeguTec president Moshe Sharon told The Korea Herald. “If you judge just by quantity, this means we will double the cutting tools produced here in which we can deliver to the market, which is a lot.” Formerly known as Korea Tungsten Corp., TaeguTec is the largest cutting tools manufacturer in the Far East and also Korea’s largest manufacturer of tungsten cutting tools and hard metal tools with the only integrated tungsten production plant in the world. On April 2, TaeguTec inaugurated its Plant 2 with the attendance of Daegu Mayor Kim Bum-il, top executives from IMC Group, its holding company based in Israel, and other prominent figures. The market started to take notice of TaeguTec after Berkshire Hathaway, chaired by Warren Buffett, purchased an 80 percent stake in IMC for $5 billion in May 2006. Through this acquisition, TaeguTec became the first and only Berkshire Hathaway company in Korea. Last year, Buffet revisited TaeguTec group headquarters to attend the groundbreaking event for Plant 2, which he called “just the beginning.” The “strong advantage” of the new factory, Sharon said, is that it is fully automated and computerized, bringing the customer a whole new world of service. “Since this plant is fully computerized, the predictability of the delivery is very high, which means the customer doesn’t need to hold mixed stock because the goods will be delivered on time,” Sharon said. The new facility also plans to offer the possibility for TaeguTec to develop next-generation products. “This is a big step for us into the future,” said Sharon. Considered the world’s oldest cutting tool manufacturer, TaeguTec accounts for more than 60 percent of domestic production. It also operates 26 overseas subsidiaries and more than 130 distributors and 30 agents in 50 countries. In its first stage, the new plant will hire 250 people with the possibility of increasing that number to 300 within two years. “When we grow with production, we need to grow in all the support and supply chains attached to the production, from research and development to maintenance, from dining room to security, from export to purchasing,” he said. “When you grow you need to grow with everyone. It’s not only the addition of the new plant; you have to factor in the addition of manpower all over the company.” Mayor Kim, who attended the April 2 event, told The Korea Herald that Plant 2 is a “symbol of a very successful foreign direct investment into Daegu.” “They started from zero and now are one of the world’s best.” But as the slogan says, the beginning is now for Daegu. Previously short of land, the city, in the last 4-5 years has been preparing more land to be used for foreign companies. “Now the land is available in mass,” said Kim. “Daegu Technopolis is now ready and offers (3.3 million square meters). Also, we are now starting a national science park which is about (8.6 million square meters) and will be available in 2-3 years.” When the IMC Group first came to Daegu 11 years ago, there were worries that the Korea Tungsten Corp. would be split up or merged, leaving hundreds of people without jobs. But for Sharon, an Israeli that made Daegu his home over a decade ago explained that this was never the case. “When we buy a company, we let it live and grow and blossom by itself and that includes its products and production,” he said. “When we applied this approach, the company grew from year to year.”
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20120409000454
Buffett’s cutting tool company aims to double production and make innovative products
With the recent inauguration of its second plant, TaeguTec expects to churn out more innovative products and double its production, solidifying its position as a world-leading cutting tool manufacturer. “This new plant opens a new avenue by increasing the supply to our customers with more innovative products,” TaeguTec president Moshe Sharon told The Korea Herald. “If you judge just by quantity, this means we will double the cutting tools produced here in which we can deliver to the market, which is a lot.” Formerly known as Korea Tungsten Corp., TaeguTec is the largest cutting tools manufacturer in the Far East and also Korea’s largest manufacturer of tungsten cutting tools and hard metal tools with the only integrated tungsten production plant in the world. On April 2, TaeguTec inaugurated its Plant 2 with the attendance of Daegu Mayor Kim Bum-il, top executives from IMC Group, its holding company based in Israel, and other prominent figures. The market started to take notice of TaeguTec after Berkshire Hathaway, chaired by Warren Buffett, purchased an 80 percent stake in IMC for $5 billion in May 2006. Through this acquisition, TaeguTec became the first and only Berkshire Hathaway company in Korea. Last year, Buffet revisited TaeguTec group headquarters to attend the groundbreaking event for Plant 2, which he called “just the beginning.” The “strong advantage” of the new factory, Sharon said, is that it is fully automated and computerized, bringing the customer a whole new world of service. “Since this plant is fully computerized, the predictability of the delivery is very high, which means the customer doesn’t need to hold mixed stock because the goods will be delivered on time,” Sharon said. The new facility also plans to offer the possibility for TaeguTec to develop next-generation products. “This is a big step for us into the future,” said Sharon. Considered the world’s oldest cutting tool manufacturer, TaeguTec accounts for more than 60 percent of domestic production. It also operates 26 overseas subsidiaries and more than 130 distributors and 30 agents in 50 countries. In its first stage, the new plant will hire 250 people with the possibility of increasing that number to 300 within two years. “When we grow with production, we need to grow in all the support and supply chains attached to the production, from research and development to maintenance, from dining room to security, from export to purchasing,” he said. “When you grow you need to grow with everyone. It’s not only the addition of the new plant; you have to factor in the addition of manpower all over the company.” Mayor Kim, who attended the April 2 event, told The Korea Herald that Plant 2 is a “symbol of a very successful foreign direct investment into Daegu.” “They started from zero and now are one of the world’s best.” But as the slogan says, the beginning is now for Daegu. Previously short of land, the city, in the last 4-5 years has been preparing more land to be used for foreign companies. “Now the land is available in mass,” said Kim. “Daegu Technopolis is now ready and offers (3.3 million square meters). Also, we are now starting a national science park which is about (8.6 million square meters) and will be available in 2-3 years.” When the IMC Group first came to Daegu 11 years ago, there were worries that the Korea Tungsten Corp. would be split up or merged, leaving hundreds of people without jobs. But for Sharon, an Israeli that made Daegu his home over a decade ago explained that this was never the case. “When we buy a company, we let it live and grow and blossom by itself and that includes its products and production,” he said. “When we applied this approach, the company grew from year to year.”
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20120409000454
WFEMF ~ Will Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Buyout Woulfe Mining?
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Will Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Buyout Woulfe Mining?
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
Did SITS announce a reverse stock split?
Why is SITS down so much today?
WFEMF ~ Why Warren Buffett is Loading Up on Tungsten
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2012/06/12/why-warren-buffett-is-loading-up-on-tungsten
High-tech industries are driving demand even higher.
Tungsten is vital to the manufacturing of electrodes used in solar panels and nuclear equipment. More importantly, it's a vital component in the touch screens of smart phones and tablet devices now exploding in popularity around the world.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/wfemf/woulfe-mining-corp
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining, which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Buffett’s cutting tool company aims to double production and make innovative products
With the recent inauguration of its second plant, TaeguTec expects to churn out more innovative products and double its production, solidifying its position as a world-leading cutting tool manufacturer. “This new plant opens a new avenue by increasing the supply to our customers with more innovative products,” TaeguTec president Moshe Sharon told The Korea Herald. “If you judge just by quantity, this means we will double the cutting tools produced here in which we can deliver to the market, which is a lot.” Formerly known as Korea Tungsten Corp., TaeguTec is the largest cutting tools manufacturer in the Far East and also Korea’s largest manufacturer of tungsten cutting tools and hard metal tools with the only integrated tungsten production plant in the world. On April 2, TaeguTec inaugurated its Plant 2 with the attendance of Daegu Mayor Kim Bum-il, top executives from IMC Group, its holding company based in Israel, and other prominent figures. The market started to take notice of TaeguTec after Berkshire Hathaway, chaired by Warren Buffett, purchased an 80 percent stake in IMC for $5 billion in May 2006. Through this acquisition, TaeguTec became the first and only Berkshire Hathaway company in Korea. Last year, Buffet revisited TaeguTec group headquarters to attend the groundbreaking event for Plant 2, which he called “just the beginning.” The “strong advantage” of the new factory, Sharon said, is that it is fully automated and computerized, bringing the customer a whole new world of service. “Since this plant is fully computerized, the predictability of the delivery is very high, which means the customer doesn’t need to hold mixed stock because the goods will be delivered on time,” Sharon said. The new facility also plans to offer the possibility for TaeguTec to develop next-generation products. “This is a big step for us into the future,” said Sharon. Considered the world’s oldest cutting tool manufacturer, TaeguTec accounts for more than 60 percent of domestic production. It also operates 26 overseas subsidiaries and more than 130 distributors and 30 agents in 50 countries. In its first stage, the new plant will hire 250 people with the possibility of increasing that number to 300 within two years. “When we grow with production, we need to grow in all the support and supply chains attached to the production, from research and development to maintenance, from dining room to security, from export to purchasing,” he said. “When you grow you need to grow with everyone. It’s not only the addition of the new plant; you have to factor in the addition of manpower all over the company.” Mayor Kim, who attended the April 2 event, told The Korea Herald that Plant 2 is a “symbol of a very successful foreign direct investment into Daegu.” “They started from zero and now are one of the world’s best.” But as the slogan says, the beginning is now for Daegu. Previously short of land, the city, in the last 4-5 years has been preparing more land to be used for foreign companies. “Now the land is available in mass,” said Kim. “Daegu Technopolis is now ready and offers (3.3 million square meters). Also, we are now starting a national science park which is about (8.6 million square meters) and will be available in 2-3 years.” When the IMC Group first came to Daegu 11 years ago, there were worries that the Korea Tungsten Corp. would be split up or merged, leaving hundreds of people without jobs. But for Sharon, an Israeli that made Daegu his home over a decade ago explained that this was never the case. “When we buy a company, we let it live and grow and blossom by itself and that includes its products and production,” he said. “When we applied this approach, the company grew from year to year.”
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20120409000454
WFEMF ~ Why Warren Buffett is Loading Up on Tungsten
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2012/06/12/why-warren-buffett-is-loading-up-on-tungsten
High-tech industries are driving demand even higher.
Tungsten is vital to the manufacturing of electrodes used in solar panels and nuclear equipment. More importantly, it's a vital component in the touch screens of smart phones and tablet devices now exploding in popularity around the world.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/wfemf/woulfe-mining-corp
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining, which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Buffett’s cutting tool company aims to double production and make innovative products
With the recent inauguration of its second plant, TaeguTec expects to churn out more innovative products and double its production, solidifying its position as a world-leading cutting tool manufacturer. “This new plant opens a new avenue by increasing the supply to our customers with more innovative products,” TaeguTec president Moshe Sharon told The Korea Herald. “If you judge just by quantity, this means we will double the cutting tools produced here in which we can deliver to the market, which is a lot.” Formerly known as Korea Tungsten Corp., TaeguTec is the largest cutting tools manufacturer in the Far East and also Korea’s largest manufacturer of tungsten cutting tools and hard metal tools with the only integrated tungsten production plant in the world. On April 2, TaeguTec inaugurated its Plant 2 with the attendance of Daegu Mayor Kim Bum-il, top executives from IMC Group, its holding company based in Israel, and other prominent figures. The market started to take notice of TaeguTec after Berkshire Hathaway, chaired by Warren Buffett, purchased an 80 percent stake in IMC for $5 billion in May 2006. Through this acquisition, TaeguTec became the first and only Berkshire Hathaway company in Korea. Last year, Buffet revisited TaeguTec group headquarters to attend the groundbreaking event for Plant 2, which he called “just the beginning.” The “strong advantage” of the new factory, Sharon said, is that it is fully automated and computerized, bringing the customer a whole new world of service. “Since this plant is fully computerized, the predictability of the delivery is very high, which means the customer doesn’t need to hold mixed stock because the goods will be delivered on time,” Sharon said. The new facility also plans to offer the possibility for TaeguTec to develop next-generation products. “This is a big step for us into the future,” said Sharon. Considered the world’s oldest cutting tool manufacturer, TaeguTec accounts for more than 60 percent of domestic production. It also operates 26 overseas subsidiaries and more than 130 distributors and 30 agents in 50 countries. In its first stage, the new plant will hire 250 people with the possibility of increasing that number to 300 within two years. “When we grow with production, we need to grow in all the support and supply chains attached to the production, from research and development to maintenance, from dining room to security, from export to purchasing,” he said. “When you grow you need to grow with everyone. It’s not only the addition of the new plant; you have to factor in the addition of manpower all over the company.” Mayor Kim, who attended the April 2 event, told The Korea Herald that Plant 2 is a “symbol of a very successful foreign direct investment into Daegu.” “They started from zero and now are one of the world’s best.” But as the slogan says, the beginning is now for Daegu. Previously short of land, the city, in the last 4-5 years has been preparing more land to be used for foreign companies. “Now the land is available in mass,” said Kim. “Daegu Technopolis is now ready and offers (3.3 million square meters). Also, we are now starting a national science park which is about (8.6 million square meters) and will be available in 2-3 years.” When the IMC Group first came to Daegu 11 years ago, there were worries that the Korea Tungsten Corp. would be split up or merged, leaving hundreds of people without jobs. But for Sharon, an Israeli that made Daegu his home over a decade ago explained that this was never the case. “When we buy a company, we let it live and grow and blossom by itself and that includes its products and production,” he said. “When we applied this approach, the company grew from year to year.”
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20120409000454
FHCO Dividend Cut Provides At Least 50% Upside For Female Health Company
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2317635-update-dividend-cut-provides-at-least-50-percent-upside-for-female-health-company
FHCO Dividend Cut Provides At Least 50% Upside For Female Health Company
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2317635-update-dividend-cut-provides-at-least-50-percent-upside-for-female-health-company
WFEMF ~ Why Big Money is Attracted to Tungsten
http://tungsteninvestingnews.com/2226-why-big-money-is-attracted-to-tungsten.html
Tungsten is a metal that is critical to modern life, but until now it has largely remained below the investment radar. However, when a legendary investor such as Warren Buffet- or at least a firm in which he has major stakes- invests in a tungsten project, the metal is bound to become a subject of growing interest.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Why Big Money is Attracted to Tungsten
http://tungsteninvestingnews.com/2226-why-big-money-is-attracted-to-tungsten.html
Tungsten is a metal that is critical to modern life, but until now it has largely remained below the investment radar. However, when a legendary investor such as Warren Buffet- or at least a firm in which he has major stakes- invests in a tungsten project, the metal is bound to become a subject of growing interest.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Why Warren Buffett is Loading Up on Tungsten
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2012/06/12/why-warren-buffett-is-loading-up-on-tungsten
High-tech industries are driving demand even higher.
Tungsten is vital to the manufacturing of electrodes used in solar panels and nuclear equipment. More importantly, it's a vital component in the touch screens of smart phones and tablet devices now exploding in popularity around the world.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Why Warren Buffett is Loading Up on Tungsten
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2012/06/12/why-warren-buffett-is-loading-up-on-tungsten
High-tech industries are driving demand even higher.
Tungsten is vital to the manufacturing of electrodes used in solar panels and nuclear equipment. More importantly, it's a vital component in the touch screens of smart phones and tablet devices now exploding in popularity around the world.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Will Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Buyout Woulfe Mining?
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Will Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Buyout Woulfe Mining?
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF Tungsten could be the single best investment opportunity of the next decade
Tungsten is one of the few metals where demand is expected to outpace supply in the coming years, and there is a potential treasure trove of profits to be made by miners of the metal. The massive profit potential, unfortunately, has even attracted organized crime to get involved with tungsten mining. The day after Christmas, Bloomberg reported that Colombia's government was preparing to seize a tungsten mine run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). According to Bloomberg, "tungsten mined for the profit of FARC makes its way into the supply lines of the makers of BMWs, Ferraris, Porsches and Volkswagens, computers and BIC pens." Bloomberg continued "Apple Inc. and Samsung (005930) Inc. have also bought material from that tainted supply line. The parts are used for iPhones, iPads, iPods and Galaxy mobile devices." What does that say about the tungsten industry when a criminal enterprise is illegally mining the metal and somehow getting the ill-gotten commodity into consumer products?
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF Tungsten could be the single best investment opportunity of the next decade
Tungsten is one of the few metals where demand is expected to outpace supply in the coming years, and there is a potential treasure trove of profits to be made by miners of the metal. The massive profit potential, unfortunately, has even attracted organized crime to get involved with tungsten mining. The day after Christmas, Bloomberg reported that Colombia's government was preparing to seize a tungsten mine run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). According to Bloomberg, "tungsten mined for the profit of FARC makes its way into the supply lines of the makers of BMWs, Ferraris, Porsches and Volkswagens, computers and BIC pens." Bloomberg continued "Apple Inc. and Samsung (005930) Inc. have also bought material from that tainted supply line. The parts are used for iPhones, iPads, iPods and Galaxy mobile devices." What does that say about the tungsten industry when a criminal enterprise is illegally mining the metal and somehow getting the ill-gotten commodity into consumer products?
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF & Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection
Warren Buffett is not a big commodity investor. He seeks revenue growth. In respect to gold, for example, Buffett sarcastically stated, "Gold gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head." Interestingly, it appears he feels quite differently about tungsten, a metal with enough practical demand to allow Mr. Buffett to see its investment worthiness. As recently as 2012, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, through its IMC International Metalworking unit, agreed to invest $80 million in one of the world's largest tungsten mines, located in South Korea. In respect to Berkshire Hathaway's investment, Forbes contributor Eric Savitz wrote, "While the deal may come as a surprise to the outside world, those with knowledge of tungsten understand that it's a crucial but disappearing resource that continues to affect all of us."
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF & Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection
Warren Buffett is not a big commodity investor. He seeks revenue growth. In respect to gold, for example, Buffett sarcastically stated, "Gold gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head." Interestingly, it appears he feels quite differently about tungsten, a metal with enough practical demand to allow Mr. Buffett to see its investment worthiness. As recently as 2012, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, through its IMC International Metalworking unit, agreed to invest $80 million in one of the world's largest tungsten mines, located in South Korea. In respect to Berkshire Hathaway's investment, Forbes contributor Eric Savitz wrote, "While the deal may come as a surprise to the outside world, those with knowledge of tungsten understand that it's a crucial but disappearing resource that continues to affect all of us."
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF Buffett, Terrorists & China Control This Metal
Tungsten is one of the few metals where demand is expected to outpace supply in the coming years, and there is a potential treasure trove of profits to be made by miners of the metal. The massive profit potential, unfortunately, has even attracted organized crime to get involved with tungsten mining. The day after Christmas, Bloomberg reported that Colombia's government was preparing to seize a tungsten mine run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). According to Bloomberg, "tungsten mined for the profit of FARC makes its way into the supply lines of the makers of BMWs, Ferraris, Porsches and Volkswagens, computers and BIC pens." Bloomberg continued "Apple Inc. and Samsung (005930) Inc. have also bought material from that tainted supply line. The parts are used for iPhones, iPads, iPods and Galaxy mobile devices." What does that say about the tungsten industry when a criminal enterprise is illegally mining the metal and somehow getting the ill-gotten commodity into consumer products?
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection Warren Buffett is not a big commodity investor. He seeks revenue growth. In respect to gold, for example, Buffett sarcastically stated, "Gold gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head." Interestingly, it appears he feels quite differently about tungsten, a metal with enough practical demand to allow Mr. Buffett to see its investment worthiness. As recently as 2012, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, through its IMC International Metalworking unit, agreed to invest $80 million in one of the world's largest tungsten mines, located in South Korea. In respect to Berkshire Hathaway's investment, Forbes contributor Eric Savitz wrote, "While the deal may come as a surprise to the outside world, those with knowledge of tungsten understand that it's a crucial but disappearing resource that continues to affect all of us."
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF Buffett, Terrorists & China Control This Metal
Tungsten is one of the few metals where demand is expected to outpace supply in the coming years, and there is a potential treasure trove of profits to be made by miners of the metal. The massive profit potential, unfortunately, has even attracted organized crime to get involved with tungsten mining. The day after Christmas, Bloomberg reported that Colombia's government was preparing to seize a tungsten mine run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). According to Bloomberg, "tungsten mined for the profit of FARC makes its way into the supply lines of the makers of BMWs, Ferraris, Porsches and Volkswagens, computers and BIC pens." Bloomberg continued "Apple Inc. and Samsung (005930) Inc. have also bought material from that tainted supply line. The parts are used for iPhones, iPads, iPods and Galaxy mobile devices." What does that say about the tungsten industry when a criminal enterprise is illegally mining the metal and somehow getting the ill-gotten commodity into consumer products?
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection Warren Buffett is not a big commodity investor. He seeks revenue growth. In respect to gold, for example, Buffett sarcastically stated, "Gold gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head." Interestingly, it appears he feels quite differently about tungsten, a metal with enough practical demand to allow Mr. Buffett to see its investment worthiness. As recently as 2012, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, through its IMC International Metalworking unit, agreed to invest $80 million in one of the world's largest tungsten mines, located in South Korea. In respect to Berkshire Hathaway's investment, Forbes contributor Eric Savitz wrote, "While the deal may come as a surprise to the outside world, those with knowledge of tungsten understand that it's a crucial but disappearing resource that continues to affect all of us."
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Drilling program is expected to be completed by mid-July, 2014
Mr. Michel Gaucher, CEO of Woulfe Mining Corp., announces that the Company commenced its Phase V drilling program on April 7, 2014. This will be a 4,000 metre drilling program designed to narrow the grid spacing to 20 metres on all three levels: the -1, the Sangdong and the Taebeck levels.
This drilling program is expected to generate approximately 6,000 samples which will be assayed by SGS in Australia, of which 25% have already been shipped for assaying.
This drilling program is expected to be completed by mid-July, 2014, and the results of the assays are expected during the second half of August, 2014.
http://www.thecse.com/cmsAssets/docs/Filings/2014/2014_05_16_18_59_37_WOF_Woulfe_Mining_Announces_Share_for_Debt_and_Provides_a_Corporate_Update.pdf
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Drilling program is expected to be completed by mid-July, 2014
Mr. Michel Gaucher, CEO of Woulfe Mining Corp., announces that the Company commenced its Phase V drilling program on April 7, 2014. This will be a 4,000 metre drilling program designed to narrow the grid spacing to 20 metres on all three levels: the -1, the Sangdong and the Taebeck levels.
This drilling program is expected to generate approximately 6,000 samples which will be assayed by SGS in Australia, of which 25% have already been shipped for assaying.
This drilling program is expected to be completed by mid-July, 2014, and the results of the assays are expected during the second half of August, 2014.
http://www.thecse.com/cmsAssets/docs/Filings/2014/2014_05_16_18_59_37_WOF_Woulfe_Mining_Announces_Share_for_Debt_and_Provides_a_Corporate_Update.pdf
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
Mark Seddon's Catch-22: We Need More Tungsten, But Projects Can't Find Funding
TMR: Speaking of media coverage of tungsten, Forbes in May noted that Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have agreed to invest $80M in a South Korea project. What do you think of this, considering Buffett's oracle status? MS: The project is called Sangdong. It is owned by Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF:TSX.V), which is headquartered in Vancouver and not to be confused with Wolf Minerals, which is an Australian company. Sangdong published a DFS in 2012 but seems to have run into difficulties. There has been considerable turnover in senior management, three CEOs in 13 months, for instance. Although Buffett is looking at investing, it's difficult to see what's going on there. There have been no announcements about construction or anything like that. One would have thought Sangdong would be well along the development path by now. TMR: Woulfe's market cap is under $40M. Wouldn't it just be easier for Berkshire Hathaway to buy the whole company? MS: Somebody with Warren Buffett's deep pockets could do that quite easily.
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/mark-seddons-catch-22-we-need-more-tungsten-but-projects-cant-find-funding
I'm expecting NEWL to reverse split again in the near future.
I'm expecting another NEWL reverse split if the stock price dips below $1 per share.
HERO ~ Contrarian Stock Picks For Second Half Rebounds
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2307565-contrarian-stock-picks-for-second-half-rebounds
HERO ~ Contrarian Stock Picks For Second Half Rebounds
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2307565-contrarian-stock-picks-for-second-half-rebounds
HERO Heavy insider buying recently!
http://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=HERO
HERO Heavy insider buying recently!
http://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=HERO
Does HERO have any upcoming catalysts that could boost the stock price?