Monday, May 7, 2012
Traders Eye Gold Stocks
Market Watch By Peter Brimelow
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Pretty Sobering
As I look out my window life is good... the sun is shining and then I reviewed this link...
When fundamentals no longer apply
By: Eric Sprott & David Baker
It seems a breath of fresh air compared to the sunshine propaganda sprouted by most of the investing news world... makes a lot of sense to me and using the backdrop it portrays leaves no doubt as to the frame of mind an educated experienced trader should be making their moves tuned to.
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When fundamentals no longer apply
By: Eric Sprott & David Baker
It seems a breath of fresh air compared to the sunshine propaganda sprouted by most of the investing news world... makes a lot of sense to me and using the backdrop it portrays leaves no doubt as to the frame of mind an educated experienced trader should be making their moves tuned to.
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General Buying Opportunities
This link General Buying Opportunity In The Juniors PREPARED BY MICHAEL BALLANGER is a Union Securities PDF... it reflects much of my thoughts and mentions a couple stocks for consideration not mentioned on this blog previous. Consider these mentions added to the watch list as soon as I finish this post. The PDF comes from some exposure on prominent websites and no doubt will create a volume of unknown watchers who will attempt to bottom pick them and other juniors over the coming months
My only addition to the mention is that the timing for the year (May go Away) is likely going to lead us to a flat summer performance... over the last few years the overall volume has been declining in the TSX and Vancouver exchanges due to the fact that all the professional traders with computer trading has wiped out the online retail buyer... (you and me type traders)
Add in the yearly lower volume as the retail buyer becomes focused on the July and August vacation season... there will be a disconnect that will no doubt sprout some poppers, but they will be hard to spot coming into the summer... making caution the watch word.
Still the promise of a bottom has never been better in the Gold, Silver, Lithium and Uranium stocks
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My only addition to the mention is that the timing for the year (May go Away) is likely going to lead us to a flat summer performance... over the last few years the overall volume has been declining in the TSX and Vancouver exchanges due to the fact that all the professional traders with computer trading has wiped out the online retail buyer... (you and me type traders)
Add in the yearly lower volume as the retail buyer becomes focused on the July and August vacation season... there will be a disconnect that will no doubt sprout some poppers, but they will be hard to spot coming into the summer... making caution the watch word.
Still the promise of a bottom has never been better in the Gold, Silver, Lithium and Uranium stocks
GLTA Lostoutwest
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Monday, April 9, 2012
Thats telling it!
Something I have been saying and seeing for a longtime is that the markets have been taken over by computers and professionals... this article says it like I see it... and about time.... as well as new markets put out by the banking cartel to make things more competitive is a crock... case in hand... the Alpha Exchange. Just my opinion! Introduced and operated with no clarity or transparency!
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
High Market Risk
Over the years I have followed many commentators and Danny has been one of the ones who is still around.
I find he doesn't get involved in charting... rather he involves himself in attempting to find relative due diligence that should garner some type of market reaction... from that relative DD I like to search the choices... seems lately that there are no choices that seem to be reacting to Danny's logical speculative analysis which by the way is a good as any I have encountered over the years when it comes to pegging small caps
He certainly has hit speculatively what I'm seeing in the charts... a quick look at all the picks in the Stockcharts Public List and then read this excellent summary The markets will take some of the wind out anyone's sails and some salt over their shoulder..
My own speculation is that broad markets these days are made of big money, not the little guys and with the crisis in the middle east between Israel and Iran targeted to head in April... big money is getting out of this rally before some potential market shattering happenings... just in case by shorting or just selling.
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I find he doesn't get involved in charting... rather he involves himself in attempting to find relative due diligence that should garner some type of market reaction... from that relative DD I like to search the choices... seems lately that there are no choices that seem to be reacting to Danny's logical speculative analysis which by the way is a good as any I have encountered over the years when it comes to pegging small caps
He certainly has hit speculatively what I'm seeing in the charts... a quick look at all the picks in the Stockcharts Public List and then read this excellent summary The markets will take some of the wind out anyone's sails and some salt over their shoulder..
My own speculation is that broad markets these days are made of big money, not the little guys and with the crisis in the middle east between Israel and Iran targeted to head in April... big money is getting out of this rally before some potential market shattering happenings... just in case by shorting or just selling.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Rare Earth
Oh, the irony – rare-earth minerals aren’t that rare
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
SIMON AVERY
Don’t be misled by the name.
Rare-earth producers saw their stocks jump Tuesday as a result of the international spat over China’s decision to withhold some of the key industrial minerals from global markets. But investors hoping to profit from the trend have to confront an unpleasant reality. Rare-earth minerals aren’t all that rare. While China provides almost all the world’s supply, that is more a factor of economics than geology. Rare-earth elements are found around the globe. But China has managed to produce them more cheaply than other countries, and it has kept prices low for so long that it became uneconomical for mines outside the country to stay in production.
Today, however, two Western-based companies are close to bringing mines outside China to full production, a move that could weaken prices for several rare-earth minerals...
Molycorp Inc., of Greenwood Village, Colo., is restarting a mine in California that was once the world’s largest producer of rare-earth minerals before falling prices and environmental concerns forced its closing several years ago. At the same time, Australia’s Lynas Corp. hopes to get a mine in Malaysia into full production before the end of the year.
Meanwhile, a host of other miners hope to reach production some time soon after, a move that would depress prices that are already in decline.
“There’s no monopoly here,” says Jon Hykawy, an analyst with Byron Capital Markets in Toronto. “They are all going to be angling for the best cash flow that they can get.”
The price of rare-earth materials began to soar in the second half of 2010, when the market first became worried about supply disruption from China. The price of lanthanum and cerium, the two most commonly used elements, rocketed from just a few dollars a kilogram in 2010 to more than $150 (U.S.) last year. Today they sell for less than $50 a kilogram, and Mr. Hykawy forecasts that prices will return to the $4 range in 2016 or 2017.
“If [a miner is] at the very early stage, just taking trench samples, this story has already been told,” he says. “Nobody’s wearing lanthanum jewellery.”
On Tuesday, the European Union, the United States and Japan formally asked the World Trade Organization to settle a dispute with China over its restriction on exports of rare-earth elements that have become essential ingredients for the automotive, electronic, defence and other industries.
China has reduced the amount of rare-earth elements it allows for export over the past several years as domestic demand has increased with rapid economic expansion. But the EU, the United States and Japan say the policy amounts to unfair trade practices that violate WTO rules.
Of the 17 chemical elements classified as rare-earth elements, lanthanum and cerium account for the majority of the supply and demand. China supplies about 50,000 tonnes of them in total to the West each year. Once Molycorp and Lynas bring their new sites to full capacity, they will be providing the market with about 48,000 tonnes of the metals combined, estimates Mr. Hykawy.
He thinks the market will be able to support only a few additional Western suppliers, favouring those that not only extract the elements but also are able to refine it and produce alloys or other end products for industries. In addition to Molycorp, Mr. Hykawy likes Saskatoon’s Great Western Minerals and Matamec Explorations of Montreal.
Great Western boasts some of the highest grades of ore in the business, a strong management team and an operating mill in Britain. Both Great Western and Matamec are expected to be key suppliers to Toyota Motor Corp., he said.
Many other rare-earth explorers and miners are also Canadian-based. Shares of Vancouver’s Rare Element Resources Ltd. and Montreal’s Quest Rare Minerals Ltd. each rose 7 per cent on Tuesday. Greater Western Minerals rose 4 per cent and Toronto’s Avalon Rare Metals Inc. gained 3 per cent. Ucore Rare Metals Inc. of Nova Scotia soared more than 9 per cent.
A quoted article by SIMON AVERY
Rare-earth producers saw their stocks jump Tuesday as a result of the international spat over China’s decision to withhold some of the key industrial minerals from global markets. But investors hoping to profit from the trend have to confront an unpleasant reality. Rare-earth minerals aren’t all that rare. While China provides almost all the world’s supply, that is more a factor of economics than geology. Rare-earth elements are found around the globe. But China has managed to produce them more cheaply than other countries, and it has kept prices low for so long that it became uneconomical for mines outside the country to stay in production.
Today, however, two Western-based companies are close to bringing mines outside China to full production, a move that could weaken prices for several rare-earth minerals...
Molycorp Inc., of Greenwood Village, Colo., is restarting a mine in California that was once the world’s largest producer of rare-earth minerals before falling prices and environmental concerns forced its closing several years ago. At the same time, Australia’s Lynas Corp. hopes to get a mine in Malaysia into full production before the end of the year.
Meanwhile, a host of other miners hope to reach production some time soon after, a move that would depress prices that are already in decline.
“There’s no monopoly here,” says Jon Hykawy, an analyst with Byron Capital Markets in Toronto. “They are all going to be angling for the best cash flow that they can get.”
The price of rare-earth materials began to soar in the second half of 2010, when the market first became worried about supply disruption from China. The price of lanthanum and cerium, the two most commonly used elements, rocketed from just a few dollars a kilogram in 2010 to more than $150 (U.S.) last year. Today they sell for less than $50 a kilogram, and Mr. Hykawy forecasts that prices will return to the $4 range in 2016 or 2017.
“If [a miner is] at the very early stage, just taking trench samples, this story has already been told,” he says. “Nobody’s wearing lanthanum jewellery.”
On Tuesday, the European Union, the United States and Japan formally asked the World Trade Organization to settle a dispute with China over its restriction on exports of rare-earth elements that have become essential ingredients for the automotive, electronic, defence and other industries.
China has reduced the amount of rare-earth elements it allows for export over the past several years as domestic demand has increased with rapid economic expansion. But the EU, the United States and Japan say the policy amounts to unfair trade practices that violate WTO rules.
Of the 17 chemical elements classified as rare-earth elements, lanthanum and cerium account for the majority of the supply and demand. China supplies about 50,000 tonnes of them in total to the West each year. Once Molycorp and Lynas bring their new sites to full capacity, they will be providing the market with about 48,000 tonnes of the metals combined, estimates Mr. Hykawy.
He thinks the market will be able to support only a few additional Western suppliers, favouring those that not only extract the elements but also are able to refine it and produce alloys or other end products for industries. In addition to Molycorp, Mr. Hykawy likes Saskatoon’s Great Western Minerals and Matamec Explorations of Montreal.
Great Western boasts some of the highest grades of ore in the business, a strong management team and an operating mill in Britain. Both Great Western and Matamec are expected to be key suppliers to Toyota Motor Corp., he said.
Many other rare-earth explorers and miners are also Canadian-based. Shares of Vancouver’s Rare Element Resources Ltd. and Montreal’s Quest Rare Minerals Ltd. each rose 7 per cent on Tuesday. Greater Western Minerals rose 4 per cent and Toronto’s Avalon Rare Metals Inc. gained 3 per cent. Ucore Rare Metals Inc. of Nova Scotia soared more than 9 per cent.
A quoted article by SIMON AVERY
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
AMY.V
This stock I have focused on has some decent speculative analysis that can be applied to it so that it makes a reasonable stock that TA can be applied to.
Specifically the chart in this case suggests supply is low and demand although not momentous as in it hasn't caught the radar of the swarm... seems to be improving slowly... the chart appears toppy... but therein lies the challenge for most charters to assess the potential for a breakout of that head and shoulders bottom.
This link takes you to a dynamic chart that will track the progress of this potential breakout... .45 to 48 cents is the prime target area for making a buy if it should back fill...
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Specifically the chart in this case suggests supply is low and demand although not momentous as in it hasn't caught the radar of the swarm... seems to be improving slowly... the chart appears toppy... but therein lies the challenge for most charters to assess the potential for a breakout of that head and shoulders bottom.
This link takes you to a dynamic chart that will track the progress of this potential breakout... .45 to 48 cents is the prime target area for making a buy if it should back fill...
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