Unigel Share Discussion Threads

[mr ashley james] 08/12/2006 13:49

MT Glass just seen your post will do you tell me what you want added.

Have a Good Weekend.

Cheers

Ash:)

[m.t.glass] 07/12/2006 23:30

O/T request removed - now dealt with. Ta Ash.

[mr ashley james] 07/12/2006 20:54

Yikyak,

Exactly up another 6.73% to to AU$1.11 last night hitting AU$1.14 ie plus 9.61% from previous AU$1.04 close



It appears ASX is the place to make serious money in mining, Oil and Gas and Agriculture which is presumably why Perth Western Australia has one in four Sterling Millionaires ie Net Assets Per Person above AU$2,500,000 and the Standard of Living is vastly above the United Kingdom.

Notice the AU 2 cents spread ie 0.80p worst case ie 1.80% spread.

Uranex NL is the tip of the Iceberg IMHO!

Anyone sensible gave up on AIM years ago!

Afterall in trading and investing the Reward for a trader or investor is a direct multiple of the entry cost ie spread, brokerage, etc ie the Risk into the trade or investment.

ASX appears a highly efficient liquid market unlike dare I say it AIM!

All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc

Cheers

Ash:)

[yikyak] 07/12/2006 17:03

When Oz stocks move they really do move, fingers crossed.

[mr ashley james] 06/12/2006 04:27

Yikyak,

When you eventually get back from sunning yourself ASX:UNX up 13.00% The Relative Strength is impressive.

AU$2.05 soon I think.

All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc

Cheers

Ash:)

[mr ashley james] 01/12/2006 12:16

Summary of Resources Available in Major Deposits and Prospective Mines Deposit Grade U3O8 Contained U3O8 category
Jabiluka, NT 0.52% 67 000 t reserves
plus: 0.39% 21 000 measured & indicated resources
0.48% 75 000 inferred resources
Koongarra, NT 0.8% 14 540 t reserves
Mt Fitch, NT 0.046% 4 050 t resources
Angela, NT 0.1% 10 250 t resources
Bigrlyi, NT 0.14% 5 200 t resources
Nolans Bore, NT 0.02% 3977 t resources
Kintyre, WA 0.15-0.4% 36 000 t reserves & resources
Yeelirrie, WA 0.15% 52 500 t indicated resources
Mulga Rock, WA 0.14% 13 300 t resources
Manyingee, WA 0.09% 12 000 t resources
Oobagooma, WA 10 700 t inferred resources
Lake Maitland, WA 0.03% 7900 t resources
Lake Way, WA 0.054% 4600 t resources
Centipede, WA 0.063% 4400 t resources
Thatchers Soak, WA 0.03% 4100 t resources
Honeymoon, SA 0.42m%, 0.24% 2900 t indicated resources
Billeroo West (Gould Dam), SA 0.045%, 0.33 m% 2 500 t indicated resources
Prominent Hill, SA 0.012% 9900 t inferred resources
Mt Gee, SA 0.073% 33,000 t inferred resources
Crocker Well, SA 0.048% 8 576 t resources
Curnamona, SA ? ?
Valhalla, Qld 0.077% 16 900 t indicated resources
9 000 t inferred resources

Skal, Qld 0.119% 5000 t resources
Andersons Lode, Qld 0.143% 6500 t inferred resources
Westmoreland, Qld up to 0.2% 22 500 t inferred resources
Ben Lomond, Qld 0.25% 4 760 t resources
Maureen, Qld 0.123% 2940 t resources
This table was updated with April 2006 data from Geoscience Australia. Figures may differ from older ones in the text, and not all deposits are written up below.
Note that information on Ranger, Olympic Dam and Beverley are in a separate paper.
See also paper on Uranium Exploration in Australia.

[mr ashley james] 01/12/2006 12:00

Tywocky,

worth reading on Uranium possibly

[mr ashley james] 27/11/2006 14:27

Charlie,

Did you realise Uranium U308 at US$62.50 a Pound equates at 2,200 Lbs a Metric Tonne to US$137,500 per Mt?



Another fascinating thing you might not have known is 5.66% Uranium equals 6.50% U3O8 ie Oxygen Compound is plus 15% roughly!

The hottest place to be right now is Uranium Stocks

All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc

Cheers

Ash:)

[mr ashley james] 27/11/2006 13:57

Tywocky, nice little 12.42% move on 955,155 OBV on ASX last night.

[mr ashley james] 27/11/2006 01:07

Sorry 9.99%

[mr ashley james] 27/11/2006 00:50

Up another 9.30%

[mr ashley james] 22/11/2006 03:00

Toby,

Yes assuming Wave I extends Minimum target.

My target thereafter would be AU$3.22

Uranium is so hot right now nothing would however surprise me.

All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc

Cheers

Ash:)

[capntubs] 21/11/2006 11:03

Ash: We are at/through AU$0.70, chart looks very pretty - are you seeing $2.05 from EW?

[mr ashley james] 21/11/2006 04:56

Capn Tubs we are going up again it seems!

Can not see any ASX News, I wonder what it means Uranium Prices maybe Patersens Aaron Constantine up to something no idea?

[mr ashley james] 20/11/2006 03:00

Yikyak,

Basing certainly gap down on £10k Volume (44k at AU$0.66 ish, buying opportunity I reckon).

Having said which until we know what George Kenway has achieved in China, and exploration plans in Tanzania difficult to call.


To me stocks like this give you great opportunities to build big positions due volatility.

Uranium must be place to be in 2006 onwards logically.

Easy long on pullbacks logically.

All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc

Cheers

Ash:)

[mr ashley james] 17/11/2006 05:20

Yikyak,

Added, at Support.

Cheers

Ash:)

[yikyak] 15/11/2006 16:14

Picked up a few more last week, quite happy to just sit on these and see what pans out over the next few years. Tanzania certainly seems to be gathering momentum of opinion as a stable place, helped I guess by Jim Sinclair raving about it all of the time as the place to be.

[mr ashley james] 15/11/2006 12:57

Commodities Date: November 14, 2006

The Uranium Market is Glowing Red Hot

By Rob Davies

All metals have had a fantastic run in this cycle so far but few can match the performance of uranium. Now trading at US$60 /lbon a spot basis it is gone up by ten fold in recent years, if that sort of multiplier was applied to metals we are more familiar with, the numbers would be shocking indeed. The most recent push to the price has come from a water inflow at the Cigar Lake mine being built by Cameco in Canada. This operator is the world's largest uranium miner and Cigar Lake will be one of the biggest mines when it starts production. That was planned for early 2008 but this water inrush, triggered by a rock fall, is expected to delay the start by about a year. While this development won't affect today's market, it will certainly impact on the psychology of buyers and will help to underpin long term contracts.

In the more conventional metals lead and zinc hit new highs last week of US$ 1,741 and US$4,580 a tonne respectively as inventories continued to shrink. Copper, though, saw a small rise in LME inventories and its price retreated US$232 a tonne over the week to close at US$7,060. Nickel also dropped back a little to end at US$31,300, a modest fall of US$75/tonne. These declines were slightly against the flow of the markets because they happened in a week where the dollar fell back against the major currencies, normally a positive feature for metals.

The political "thumping", as President George W Bush described the Democrat gains, may have been a contributing factor to the decline. More likely though, and potentially even scarier, was the statement from Mr Fan. As he is director of China's National Economic Research Institute and has an input into Chinese monetary policy his words count. In contrast to US claims that the renmimbi is undervalued he says the real problem is that the dollar is overvalued. And he should know because China now has foreign exchange reserves of US$1,000 billion of which about 70 per cent is estimated to be in dollars. Dollar weakness was intensified when the governor of the People's Bank of China said that the country was considering lots of instruments to diversify its reserves.

Doubtless these remarks will hugely excite the gold bugs, but the sheer volume of the Chinese reserves, and the already tight gold market, suggests that a large reallocation to gold is highly unlikely. Besides, the lack of any interest income on owning gold would act against it. It is true that it could generate income by lending the gold but again the chances of doing that in any volume are probably very slim. Maybe these two events will precipitate the long forecast, by some, significant decline in the dollar. But the reaction of the metals markets may not quite follow the pattern some are hoping for. In the meantime the fundamentals of the uranium market seem to grow stronger every day.

[mr ashley james] 13/11/2006 02:52

Yikyak,

I must say things that really irritate me about ASX are no Colour Press releases, read primative and no HTML Funtions we can copy and comment on.

So bluntly primative second rate Black and White in 2006, Yawn!

ASX: Could do better IMHO,

These Black and White as Opposed to Colour PDF Report and Accounts Releases are pathetic bluntly.

Hey in mining Colour Counts!

Looks so Tackey as well!

Mind you at least ASX:Mining shares seem to go up and up at least!

All IMHO, NAG, DYOR etc

Cheers

Ash:)

[mr ashley james] 08/11/2006 04:37

Jules beautiful Pennant Formation!