Canada Nickel Company WKN: A2P0XC ISIN: CA13515Q1037 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Da hab ich keine Bedenken.

Erstmal muss man das Ding wieder handeln können.

Ich hab die 6€ einfach mal ohne viel zu überlegen, rausgehauen. Ich wollte damit zum Ausdruck bringen, dass ich auf jeden Fall an steigende Kurse glaube. Obs in ein paar Jahren dann 6,4,10 oder 1€ sind, wer weiß das schon in diesem Umfeld.

Ich sehe gar nichts, nur 400 Mrd. in Nickel, bei diesem Preisniveau. Das reicht für mich.

Die 6€ sehe ich nur, wenn es kein M&A in der Zwischenzeit gibt. Aber 3€ sollten es auch in dem Fall sein. Würde aber Standalone bevorzugen.

Dein EK wird dich nicht mehr stören, wenn die Aktie in ein paar Jahren auf 6€ steht.

Mein EK liegt immer noch bei 1,50€. Ehrlicherweise hab ich mich nicht getraut nochmal aufzustocken. Aber vielleicht sehen wir die ja doch schneller als gedacht.:)

Guten Morgen, sehr schön, so freut man sich auf den neuen Tag.

Läuft genau nach unserem Plan!

TSX hat den Handel gestoppt

Jetzt hohl die Knete ran Mark

Endlich!!!!👌👌Lang genug gewartet.:D

Geilo🤭🥹

The federal government has given Canada Nickel Co. Inc. CNC-X the go-ahead to build a new nickel mine in northern Ontario as part of its efforts to build major resource projects, two sources told The Globe and Mail. Crawford is on both Ottawa’s major projects list, and Ontario’s “One Project, One Process” regulatory initiative. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Major Projects Office was launched last year with the objective of identifying certain natural resource projects for regulatory fast-tracking, as well as helping to facilitate hundreds of millions of dollars in funding. The approval of the mine will be formally announced by Ottawa on Friday, the sources said. The Globe is not identifying the sources because they were not authorized to speak publicly. Ontario fast-tracks Canada Nickel’s Crawford mine permitting in response to U.S. trade war Both Canada Nickel and the office of Tim Hodgson, the federal natural resources minister, declined comment on Thursday. Crawford, located about 40 kilometres north of Timmins in northeastern Ontario, is expected to be the biggest nickel mine in the Western world once it is built. The mine is expected to employ about 3,000 people during its construction, and when it is in operation roughly 1,000 will work at the site. The approval of Crawford is also the first mining project to be approved under the federal Impact Assessment Act since it was enacted in 2019. While the approval of the mine is a major milestone for the company, there are still significant hurdles to be navigated by Canada Nickel, including finalizing a multibillion dollar financing package, and announcing a decision to forge ahead on construction. Canada Nickel raises $20-million from Ontario First Nation in groundbreaking financing Pierre Vaillancourt, analyst with Haywood Securities in a report to clients last week said that a favourable federal government decision on Crawford “would clear a major hurdle,” for Canada Nickel, as it would facilitate completion of the financing package Crawford’s capital cost has been estimated at US$2.5-billion. Over the past few years, global overproduction of nickel driven in large part by Indonesia has put pressure on Western producers, but the commodity has rebounded strongly this year. After plummeting to roughly US$14,000 a tonne, this year nickel spiked to a high of around US$19,600 a tonne. On Friday, the commodity traded around US$17,275 a tonne. Mr. Vaillancourt in his report said the recovery in the nickel price is being driven by expectations that Indonesia will reduce its production by limiting the number of permits it issues.

Ottawa approves construction of Canada Nickel’s Crawford mine, sources say Da ist das Ding https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-ottawa-to-approve-construction-of-canada-nickels-crawford-mine/

Canada Nickel adds ninth resource in Timmins nickel district https://www.mining.com/canada-nickel-adds-ninth-resource-in-timmins-nickel-district/