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Total Held: 5,061,784 Institutions: 15
Bought Prev Mo: 0 Sold Prev Mo: 32,000
denn 6% in plus sind bald wieder verschwunden.
% Shares Owned: 10.41%
New Positions: 12
of Holders: 15
Closed Positions: 6
Total Shares Held: 7,997,884
Increased Positions: 2
3 Mo. Net Change: 5,786,784
Reduced Positions: 0
Price Range Quarter: 3.43 - 4.74 # Net Buyers: 2
http://stocks.us.reuters.com/stocks/...tionalHolders.asp?symbol=fsy.V
Wer bist du eigentlich, komst plötzlich aus dem Nichts hervor und spielst hier den Oberguru, der heden hier belehren möchte.
Für jemand der mit 190 Aktien bei Xemplar inverstiert ist (wohl dein ganzes Taschengeld) hast du hier eine große Klappe.
Man könnte dich hier mit einigen Gegenargumenten sehr schnell glatt stellen, jedoch ist mir die Zeit dazu zu kostbar. Übrigens muss jeder wissen was er tut und sich zum Teil auch selber Informationen aneignen.
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Wertpapier: Forsys Metals Corp |
ich folge trends. d.h. teilliquidierung und einstieg bei steigenden kursen.
cash ist king.
nur, weil ich hier die tatsachen aufzeige und kein geld mehr mit forsys verliere, sondern mit shorten dessen mache, bin ich das boese? haha. niemals in eine aktie verlieben.
Der Zocker
nur noch einige std. bis canada oeffnet, und es noch weiter runtergeht.
ps: an die besserwisser, ja, sein 15 jahren an der boerse, wenn man weiss wie, ist es kein problem, mit papas depot angefangen
Weekly spot U3O8 is developing hiccups in the face of waning buyers' interest and looming over supply.
Author: Rodrick Mukumbira
Posted: Wednesday , 23 Jan 2008
WINDHOEK -
Around this time last year, optimists were anticipating that the spot uranium price would march on to US$200 per pound.
But that bullish run seems to be over as prices fall, sparking speculation that they are likely to plunge further in the face of waning buyers' interest and a looming oversupply of the metal.
In late June last year, uranium spot prices hit the highs at US$136 per pound, from a low of US$7/lb in 2000, bolstered by a tight market and speculative buying. Currently, the prices are down by slightly over 37% from June 2007 spot prices, sending quivers throughout the markets.
Last week alone, uranium dropped 5.6% to US$84 as sellers cut prices to generate business after trading volumes in 2007 fell to their lowest in a decade, according to a Bloomberg report Tuesday. During the week, supplies on the spot market more than twice exceeded demand, with two sales totaling 200,000 pounds of yellow cake concluded.
After weeks of little or no activity, Denver based-pricing service Trade Tech LLC told Bloomberg that one seller decided to adopt a more aggressive approach, offering uranium at deeply discounted prices in an effort to attract buyers. TradeTech LLC added that "supply is ample to meet current requirements.''
Last week, two uranium producers reported record production for 2007. A number of uranium projects are expected either to come on line this year or increase uranium production, raising fears of an over supply that is likely to cap the prices into 2009.
Australia's Paladin Energy Ltd. announced last week that its Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia had exceeded its production target in December 2007, the first since the mine came on line in December 2006. Paladin is now on track to produce 2.6 million pounds U3O8 from the Namibia mine this year.
Paladin produced 650,562 pounds U3O8 in the six-month period ended December 31, 2007, surpassing its production forecast of 650,000 pounds. The company is working on expanding production to 3.7 million pounds per year, with construction on the expansion expected to begin early this year.
During the week, Rio Tinto's Energy Resources of Australia Ltd. also reported that improved operations and an increase in ore grade drove 2007 production at its Ranger mine to 11.9 million pounds U3O8 - a 14% increase over the previous year. ERA said that 2007 production was the second highest annual production on record for the Northern Territory mine.
Rio Tinto's Rössing uranium mine in Namibia has just completed an environmental impact assessment on its production expansion and mine life extension process, which will extend mine life by two decades.
ConverDyn has also announced plans to nearly double uranium hexafluoride (UF6) production at its conversion plant in Metropolis, Illinois, having produced 15,000 tonnes UF6 in 2007.
Kazatomprom, Kazakhstan's National Atomic Company, plans on surpassing Canada's Cameco, the world's uranium largest producer, by 2018 through expanding its uranium production output fivefold.
Uranium One Australia's Honeymoon uranium project was recently approved by the South Australia government, bringing the project one step closer to becoming the country's fourth operating uranium mine. Production at Honeymoon is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of this year with a ramp-up to 880,000 pounds U3O8 per year.
Last week, the French mega-nuclear power plant builder, Areva, signed new agreements with the Nigerian government that will see it develop a multi-billion dollar mine at the Imouraren uranium deposit in the country, believed to be the world's second-largest untapped source of the metal.
Among resources sub-sectors, uranium stocks have suffered the most vicious sell off, with losses now averaging nearly 66%.
Author: By Barry Sergeant
Posted: Tuesday , 22 Jan 2008
JOHANNESBURG - Widely followed uranium specialists Ux Consulting this week published a spot uranium price down $3.50 to $86/pound, just ahead of the vicious sell off in global stocks of all kinds. Uranium stocks, however, are now on average down by nearly 66% from 12-month highs, resonating with the timbre associated with the late and not so great dot.com bubble. There is no other sub-sector in the resources market that has been as badly savaged as uranium stocks.
The past twelve months has been a roller coaster for uranium stocks, given the gyrations in product prices, extracted from an opaque market. Spot uranium prices fell in August 2007 to $90/pound, according to Ux Consulting. The price was well down by $46/pound from the $136/pound record seen in late June. Uranium spot prices started to climb, from a low of $7/pound in 2000, mainly on the back of uranium's use as an alternative energy source to hydrocarbons.
In late October Ux Consulting and Tradetech said the spot uranium U3O8 price had increased by $2 to $80 a pound, signalling a further possibility that then-recent prices around $75 a pound represented lows. So far that prediction has held up, but investors are having nothing of it and far from supporting evidence that prices are at least firm, selling has been nothing short of savage. Even Cameco (CCO CN, C$33.53 a share), the biggest listed uranium producer by far, has been bludgeoned down by 44%.
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Developers
§
§
§
§
First Uranium
C$8.82§
-34.0%§
35.9%§
1117
Aurora§
C$9.90§
-50.7%§
21.6%§
700
Xemplar§
C$5.56§
-34.6%§
603.8%§
587
Mega§
C$2.03§
-77.4%§
26.1%§
353
Bannerman§
A$2.25§
-45.7%§
73.1%§
254
Laramide§
C$3.94§
-76.4%§
31.3%§
222
§
Deep Yellow
A$0.18§
-74.6%§
12.5%§
170
UR-Energy§
C$2.21§
-59.4%§
7.8%§
196
Forsys§
C$2.33§
-77.2%§
12.6%§
173
Tournigan§
C$1.00§
-77.8%§
17.6%§
118
Strathmore§
C$1.84§
-66.5%§
15.0%§
129
Extract§
A$0.58§
-57.0%§
26.1%§
91
Berkeley§
£0.41§
-55.7%§
0.0%§
92
§
Uranium Energy
$2.14§
-77.1%§
18.9%§
81
Khan§
C$1.22§
-78.4%§
15.1%§
64
§
West Prospector
C$0.71§
-88.6%§
7.6%§
37
Average§
§
-64.9%§
48.8%§
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* 12-month
http://www.uxc.com/review/uxc_Prices.aspx
Last week, two uranium producers reported record production for 2007. A number of uranium projects are expected either to come on line this year or increase uranium production, raising fears of an over supply that is likely to cap the prices into 2009.
Australia's Paladin Energy Ltd. announced last week that its Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia had exceeded its production target in December 2007, the first since the mine came on line in December 2006. Paladin is now on track to produce 2.6 million pounds U3O8 from the Namibia mine this year.
Paladin produced 650,562 pounds U3O8 in the six-month period ended December 31, 2007, surpassing its production forecast of 650,000 pounds. The company is working on expanding production to 3.7 million pounds per year, with construction on the expansion expected to begin early this year.
During the week, Rio Tinto's Energy Resources of Australia Ltd. also reported that improved operations and an increase in ore grade drove 2007 production at its Ranger mine to 11.9 million pounds U3O8 - a 14% increase over the previous year. ERA said that 2007 production was the second highest annual production on record for the Northern Territory mine.
Rio Tinto's Rössing uranium mine in Namibia has just completed an environmental impact assessment on its production expansion and mine life extension process, which will extend mine life by two decades.
ConverDyn has also announced plans to nearly double uranium hexafluoride (UF6) production at its conversion plant in Metropolis, Illinois, having produced 15,000 tonnes UF6 in 2007.
Kazatomprom, Kazakhstan's National Atomic Company, plans on surpassing Canada's Cameco, the world's uranium largest producer, by 2018 through expanding its uranium production output fivefold.
Uranium One Australia's Honeymoon uranium project was recently approved by the South Australia government, bringing the project one step closer to becoming the country's fourth operating uranium mine. Production at Honeymoon is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of this year with a ramp-up to 880,000 pounds U3O8 per year.
Last week, the French mega-nuclear power plant builder, Areva, signed new agreements with the Nigerian government that will see it develop a multi-billion dollar mine at the Imouraren uranium deposit in the country, believed to be the world's second-largest untapped source of the metal.