PIONEER RESOURCES Forum: Community User: Di2_1

Ok, woher die Info?

Angeblich sollen entweder morgen, oder kommenden Dienstag news kommen.

Es geht was....

Wenn diese so bleiben würde ;-)

Super endlich wieder Bewegung.

Wow - in AUS momentan +13%

Ja das hoffe ich auch Aufgeben tue ich einen Brief ;-)

Da stimme ich dir zu Claumi! Momentan reicht es nur leider nicht mehr aus nur gute Bohrergebnisse vorzulegen damit der Kurs in die Höhe schießt.... Ich hoffe die geben dann weiter Gas

Kein Problem, solange diese gut ausfallen, warte ich gerne ;-)

Die Ergebnisse sollten eigtl diese Woche kommen... Habe im HC Forum aber gelesen das es wohl 10Tage später wird wie eigtl geplant.

Ich bin gespannt was kommende Woche passiert. Angeblich werden da ja sie Ergebnisse von den aktuellen Bohrungen präsentiert.

Endlich werden hier in Deutschland auch mal wieder Aktien gekauft...

Hier geht nicht mehr viel......schade...

In der Mitte des Berichts steht etwas zu Pioneer...interessant. Ist wohl mitunter ein Grund warum, Werte wie Pioneer aktuell festgefahren sind...

UPDATE 8.45am: The first shipment of spodumene concentrate from the Mt Marion mine, 40km south-west of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, is set to depart Fremantle next month bound for lithium processing plants in China. Play Video VIDEO Australia's jobless rate at three year low The product, the equivalent of about 6 per cent lithium, will be delivered to Mt Marion co-owners Ganfeng Lithium (43.1 per cent), which builds batteries out of Jiangxi province and recently branched out into manufacturing electric cars. Mt Marion, jointly owned by Chris Ellison’s Mineral Resources (43.1 per cent), and Neometals (13.8 per cent), will beat Galaxy Resources to market after its first shipment via Esperance from the revamped Mt Cattlin mine near Ravensthorpe was delayed until December. It comes as Mt Marion’s neighbours Maximus Resources yesterday trumpeted a “new lithium discovery” on the doorstep of the mine. WA’s super-charged lithium space has produced a seemingly endless line-up of “nearology” plays and the market has become pretty savvy at identifying which companies are advanced or in the very early days of setting out on the road to production. Nevertheless Maximus shares shot up 33.33 per cent to 0.4 cents on the West Larkinville find, in which the company claimed it has identified a 1300m-long lithium anomaly from old drilling samples for gold and nickel. The Mt Marion lithium mine near Kalgoorlie. Picture: Neometals. Maximus, which holds the mining lease 20km south of Mt Marion on a 75:25 basis with Pioneer Resources, has advanced as far as preliminary rock chip sampling. Playing the same “nearology” game is Cazaly Resources and Lithium Australia which have struck a strategic alliance over ground within 25km of Mt Marion. Mark Calderwood’s Tawana Resources is yet another and announced yesterday it has begun a 10,000m reverse circulation drilling program at its Cowan lithium project, 75km south-east of Mt Marion. The problem for investors in these explorers is they may simply be too late to the party that has been this year’s lithium boom. The prevailing view in the sector is Mt Marion, Mt Cattlin and Greenbushes — the world’s highest-grade lithium mine near Bridgetown — might only leave room for one or two more operations in WA before global supply starts to outstrip demand. Ken Brinsden’s Pilbara Minerals and Altura Mining are seen as the next logical cab off the rank in the Pilbara. But Pilbara Minerals has been at loggerheads over MinRes’ right to match offers for lithium produced from its Pilgangoora project. Pilbara Minerals yesterday issued a new sale notice to MinRes and Global Advanced Metals Wodgina, giving MinRes 45 days to purchase product “on terms no less favourable” than those offered by China’s General Lithium.

Ich denke alle warten auf die Ergebnisse von Dome und das es bei Mavis losgeht. Ich hoffe das es dann mal nach oben geht mit dem Kurs