Suburban Minerals Corp (SUBB)

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SUBB - Awesome’s Tuesday Mining Industry Trading Pick


We have picked up an Awesome Mining Pick that looks Very Bullish you don’t want to miss out tomorrow (Tuesday). We found SUBB after it’s (chart) displayed a Strong Bottom Bounce last week and a Strong Upward Accumulation within the past few trading days. We think that there’s going to be a lot of coverage this week from other stock groups and a Buzz with News. SUBB looks to Continue it’s Run Short Term. Don’t miss out on this Awesome Day Trading Pick.

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Top Investor Highlights
SUBB has seen rising interest and since January more than 36% has been added to lower valuations.
SUBB has just recently signed the acquisition agreement that will see the company take hold of its diamond mine concession in the Central African Republic.
SUBB has a very strong RSI of 44 and is poised for breakout movement. 5-day MA is revving into life and is up 6%.
SUBB has delivered a combined 30% rally over the last 3 days of trading, a sure sign that traders are very bullish on the stock.


SUBB’s Big-three Strategic Advantages
SUBB is now a participant in the multi-billion dollar diamond industry which now adds another dimension to its growth potential.
SUBB is set to benefit from strong industry projections for precious metals and is peaking at precisely the right time.
SUBB’s shoring up of its leadership structure is bound to translate into wider investor confidence and will ultimately lead to key strategic gains.

Diamonds Gets Two Thumbs Up from Analysts – Big Future Projections
The global outlook for rough diamond prices is extremely positive and the sector may be “on the threshold of a purple patch”, according to presentations at the fourth annual diamond conference held by RBC Capital Markets.

A report on the conference by RBC Capital Markets analyst Des Kilalea stated: “The message was that jewellery demand from new markets like China and India, allied to the bedrock of sales in the traditional United States market, is likely to keep rough diamond prices firm for the foreseeable future. “It appears that the supply side, in the form of new-mined output, will simply not be able to keep up with the potential growth in demand,” he added.

Kilalea said: “Demand growth in China is very strong and is likely to remain so. While India is some way behind, and its diamond affinity is not as strong as in the United States and China, sales of diamond jewellery were up around 30% in 2010.”

He went on to say: “As De Beers suggests, the sector may well be on the threshold of a purple patch as two new and growing markets start buying diamonds in a market where new-mined supply is likely to grow slowly, if at all.

“What this means, we believe, is that rough diamond prices are likely to increase at rates greater than the recent past as no material new production is coming on stream. There will be periods of consolidation and rough price retracement, but the outlook is for trend growth for some years,” Kilalea predicted.

He pointed out that solid global economic growth in 2010 drove global spending on luxury goods to an all-time high of €172 billion, after the global financial crisis of 2008/2009 had forced the luxury goods market to backtrack by 8% over that period.

The US is still the most important single market, accounting for around 28% of global luxury goods spending, and the 16% recovery in spending in the region was an important contributor to 2010 luxury goods performance.

But Kilalea said: “The 23% growth in greater China to an estimated €17.6 billion puts the region within spitting distance of long time number two player Japan, which remains mired in economic stagnation.

“Based on current trends, China should leapfrog over Japan in 2011. Within the diamond segment the US remains the dominant market, accounting for approximately 40% of worldwide consumption. Growth in China has been significant at between 20% and 30% in recent years,” he added.

“Judging from trend analysis from De Beers, if current trends continue, China and India together are forecast to account for 50% of incremental demand or growth in the world diamond markets over the next five years,” Kilalea concluded.


About SUBB
SUBB (Suburban Minerals Corp.) is a development company engaged in the evaluation, acquisition and exploration of highly prospective mineral properties.

SUBB has an option to acquire a 100% interest in a Chilean Maritime concession located in the area known as Bahia de Lota (Lota Bay), Municipality of Lota, Concepcion province, Chile. This option is the first of what is anticipated to be a full and expanding portfolio of exploration stage mineral projects throughout South America.

SUBB indicates that Lota Bay is a bituminous thermal coal deposit that lies on the sea floor to a depth of 10 meters and is directly adjacent to the shoreline, and is easily accessible by local industrial infrastructure, including a major dock and processing plant facilities.

SUBB is headquartered in Henderson, Nevada

You can learn more about SUBB by visiting their website: (suburbanminerals.com/)



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