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someone is stocking up http://screencast.com/t/uGjwsfRDzzm6

Not going to take much to move her today me thinks http://screencast.com/t/7nYgg2Hisj

Well done great posts ;-)

on the move again lets hope it finish up again, looking like it could be breaking the trend if it does. Big volume as well 2.1 mill traded with couple of hours to go nice ;-)) http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=GXY.AX

http://screencast.com/t/mhruYVVMnW ;-))

BMR moving strange

Tomorrow me thinks ;-)) http://www.byport.com.au/shipping/shiplist.htm

Top draw nice post ;-)

BEIJING - In a move insiders see as groundwork for new energy vehicles and batteries, the chairman and largest shareholder of automaker Geely has personally invested in the Australian lithium compound company Galaxy Resources. Geely Chairman Li Shufu's wholly owned investment company Strong Target International has purchased A$30 million ($31.7 million) in Galaxy bonds, while Fengli Group Co, a steel company in Geely's home province of Zhejiang, subscribed to the remainder of the $69 million bond issuance. According to the noted Chinese-language financial journal 21st Century Business Herald, Galaxy Executive Director Anthony Tse said the resource company's major clients are 13 Chinese enterprises that have a total annual demand for 12,000 tons of lithium, a metal crucial in the manufacturing of high-tech batteries. The amount of lithium used in auto batteries globally is expected to reach 140,000 tons in 2015, six times the level of 2010, the publication said. Many experts believe the bottleneck to acceptance and mass production of new energy vehicles is light and powerful enough lithium batteries. It was not the first acquisition by Geely that could be part of a strategic development plan. After the privately owned carmaker acquired Volvo for $1.8 billion in August last year, Li said that the deal was worthwhile because Volvo has invested deeply in developing new energy technologies. He said new energy vehicles are the future and will be the major battlefield for competition among automakers. Geely Vice-Chairman Zhao Fuquan said in an interview last year with 163.com that carmakers should now make strategic preparations to develop new energy technologies. He added that a company should not solely rely on government incentives, but should have its own clear plans for developing new energy vehicles. Geely showed its latest-generation electric cars at the 2011 Shanghai auto show in April. Local media report that Galaxy is planning for a listing in Hong Kong this year to help fund development of lithium resources But Galaxy Director Tse noted prospects for new energy vehicles are hard to predict at present. Geely now has several new energy models including the IG solar-powered electric car, the EK-2 Panda and the GPEC plug-in hybrid car - but all are concept cars for exhibition. The company sold 415,000 vehicles in 2010. It plans to sell 2 million cars in 2020. China Daily http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/cndy/2011-06/20/content_12731952.htm

MM'S games lol your buy is a sell lol ;-) http://screencast.com/t/AdZnq37ZL

This is my Email sniffer78@sky.com i would like your take on couple of stocks i'm looking at ;-)

Should get some movement next week Galaxy spodumene due for shipping next Wednesday ;-) http://www.byport.com.au/shipping/shiplist.htm Izzy i'm still holding BMR waiting for JORC which will come before end of July probly a week or two after Shares have been placed next Tuesday. RNS was worded poorly on purpose to cause mass sell off and a drop for ii's

That is great news tide is turning, BMR news towards the end of next week, big trades have popped up this week, and being told ii's are filling there boots and i expect more large trades over the next 3 days ;-)

I agree spot on, people will be saying in 3/4 weeks jesus look at CRHL move it's gone mad ;-))

MM fun and games ;-)) http://screencast.com/t/0siWzs3qgn

All the talk is about lithium, if GXY get the go ahead for Ponton Rare Earth Project. GXY share price will go mad just as MolyCorp did, Ponton is a Class A nature Reserve but i do feel Galaxy will be granted the licence IMO, so much news to come over the next couple of months ;-)) Ponton 12.7% Ponton AVERGE GRADE 10.70% Lynas Corp AVERGE GRADE 9% Mountain Pass, California AVERGE GRADE The Company is targeting Rare Earth Element (REE) mineralisation, which may be related to the Cundeelee intrusive. Exploration Galaxy has compiled and analysed historical REE exploration and drill data from work completed by Herald Resources Limited in 1994. Detailed aerial and ground magnetic and radiometric surveys were completed, which outlined a strong radiometric anomaly in the east of the tenement, in addition to several magnetic anomalies. Surface sampling over the radiometric anomaly produced strongly anomalous REE results. Herald Resources completed an aircore drilling program drilled to blade refusal, which returned significant intersections of REE mineralisation. The best historical drill results show intersections including: 16m @ 14.48% Rare Earth Oxides + Y (REO) 28m @ 10.50% REO including 8m @ 13.12% REO As a comparison, Lynas Corporation Mt Weld's Central Lanthanide deposit has an average resource grade of 10.70% REO+Y (Lynas Corporation web site resource statement) In light of interest in future global rare earths supply, Galaxy has decided to review and evaluate the potential viability of the Ponton Rare Earths Project http://www.lynascorp.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64ajqxeMJzU&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIrHaDmDElg&feature=related http://finance.yahoo.com/video/cnbc-22844419/call-of-the-day-molycorp-24707587 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZAott30tpQ&feature=related

http://www.evwind.es/noticias.php?id_not=11879 Spanish Government sets aside €72 million for electric vehicles june 05, 2011 The Spanish Government has allocated a huge €72 million to subsidize up to 25% of the purchase price (capped at €6,000) of electric cars with lithium ion batteries purchased between now and 30th November 2011. The 25% subsidy is also available for commercial electric vehicles such as buses and vans with a more generous cap of €15,000 – €30,000 depending on the type of electric vehicle. This subsidy is part of the governments wider 2010 – 2014 plan to ‘Promote Electric Vehicles in Spain’, they have yet to announce what if anything will be available from December 2011 to December 2014. Xero Electric Vehicles, a British company specialized in electric vehicles, is to start production of electric cars in the Business Park in the municipality of Melón in the province of Orense (Galicia) in 2012. The project is part of the Impulsa Plan promoted by the Orense Institute for Economic Development. Xero Electric Vehicles already has a prototype of the X-EV electric car with a range of 200 kilometers and the factory will be up to full capacity in 2012, with annual production of 20,000 electric cars and the creation of a thousand jobs

well will have to wait for EL 21/2004, Dundas lol ;-) The last gold rush occurred in Tasmania in 1891. C. Brooker, J.O. Rooke, G. Kirkland and J. Mills came across gold near Zeehan (W) in a creek on the Ring River at Mt. Hamilton. http://screencast.com/t/N13URZw3 Looking forward to Oceana http://www.creatresources.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=62ining-a-resources-update&catid=38:rns&Itemid=67

Trace of GOLD i wonder if they have more and are not letting till full results are finished i hope so ;-)) http://screencast.com/t/lgdu3Bw3nWLX

Inital SP off news for each of the above scenarios will vary. - For the lowest or worst case scenario's from the above list, we should still see double digits i.e. 10p+. If Galaxy picks up [ and it looks to be picking up just at the right time! ] - the lowest of the above will help us head out to between I believe 10 - 14p. - For 6million tonnes in the scenario at $175 per market price for commdity - we could see 10p+ for the project, to start with; plus everything else added in, including Galaxy, ranging between 13 - 19p. - For 8million tonnes at $175 market price; we could see 15p+ to start with; add everything else, including Galaxy, we could range between 15 - 22p. I haven't suggested anything at the moment for £200 price per tonne. We are on a slight correction for commodities, so would be difficult to get those right now, unless various figures and news suggest a global uptrend, then this will kick off, like everything else. I included the $200 per tonne calcs as we will be selling material from Tenth at that price or more when we eventually extract and sell to market. The world is growing, an growing hungrier too, for raw mineral and materials - particularly developing and 3rd world. What I haven't counted into the equation is anything found for the Southern section of Tenth Legion. This is where we have a combined magnetite/Zinc mineralisation. Because of the nature of difficulties determing grade and percentage extractable, and costs etc, have left it alone. But suffice to say, this will add to NPV and Price per share ( could be anything from a further 2 - 10p - depending on how big and its quality; but just guessing here ]. If this project isn't viable, I'll be surprised [ and would in turn be making an expensive long-distance telehone call! ]. However, I do believe that CRHL have be working hard, and properly. They are more professional now than they were when they were ZZ [ before the effective 'takeover'; should say, technically, there's been no takeover, but we can guess at what's happened here! LOL ]. Finally, this is my best guess based on what information I've been able to gather over the past 6mount or so. Based upon what some previous examples of NPV calculations from industry practitioners, I know I'm not far off in terms of general general application of formula's and factors. However, it is hard to know and two people would likely always get two different sets of answers and figures. We've had very little to go on. I may have also made mistakes - if so, please do excuse! We have other licenses too. Non factored in yet. All 'promising' enough to warrant applications to renew these licenses. Finally, with Galaxy likely to pick up, and eventual listing to come [ have to admire their clear no nonsense approach to getting on with job ], we could be doing alright here... Good luck all!