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[mr ashley james] 30/6/2006 14:03

Saucepan,

Platinum Futures up US$44.30 from US$1205.70 to US$1250

[mr ashley james] 29/6/2006 17:45

Saucepan, on SWC looks like once US$12.26 out the way US$12.69 on cards, then possibly US$13.40, both Platinum and Palladium Futures look like breaking out of a pennant formation IMO

Looks as if Platinum quite likely to test US$1233 area if through that US$1303 area and Palladium perhaps US$346 and then US$389 if this move develops expected momentum.

Decent bounces already on LSE/ASX:AQP 600p to 780p roughly in last few weeks say plus 30%

[mr ashley james] 29/6/2006 13:32

Updated Futures Commodity Charts in Header

[mr ashley james] 26/6/2006 14:52

Stillwater Mng Palladium: The New Luxurious Buzz Word in Jewelry
- Jewelry's Best-Kept Secret to Revitalize Industry, Sales & Profits -

BILLINGS, Mont., June 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Under the bedrock of Southern Montana's serene and natural landscape lies one of the world's most precious and rarest metals, Palladium. An invaluable commodity, couture and fine jewelers alike have turned to this kin of the platinum family for its natural white luster, elegance and strength.

"Palladium is going to explode onto the fine jewelry market like no other metal ever has," said Scott Kay, celebrated bridal jewelry designer and CEO of Scott Kay Inc. "With its superior pure, natural, rare, and brilliant white and strong qualities, Palladium provides a stunning backdrop for diamonds and precious stones. Palladium not only feels and looks amazing, but its versatility makes it a jeweler's dream and a consumer's treasure."

Scott Kay, a strong advocate of precious metals and whose 20-year-old jewelry business remains America's most requested bridal brand, was recently a key panel speaker at the most prominent jewelry show in the United States. Hosted by the Palladium Alliance International (PAI), a U.S.-based organization focusing on the education of palladium to trade and consumers sponsored the event that filled the large ballroom with hundreds of attendees. It was so highly attended there was standing room only within minutes of the door opening. "The Palladium Facts" seminar was held in Las Vegas on June 5, and included experts and speakers from Stillwater Mining Company, Scott Kay, Hoover & Strong, and Precious Metals West. Currently, there are also PAI offices in the United Kingdom and China.

"I'm captivated by Palladium's rarity, luxurious whiteness, and intense brightness," admitted Frank McAllister, CEO, Stillwater Mining Company, (NYSE:SWC). "It's just as rare as platinum, it's bright, white and its density is just right, and we expect the metal to become a significant growth factor in the jewelry industry." Based in Billings, Montana, Stillwater Mining Company is one of the world's largest producers of precious, quality Palladium.

Palladium, a platinum group metal (PGM) with similar fine properties and more, has only been recently tapped into by the fine jewelry industry. Unlike other PGMs, Palladium is less dense which allows for more opulent shapes and volume to be formed. It is also currently priced at US$250-350 an ounce, making it more economical than platinum or gold.

In addition to soaring platinum and gold prices, the jewelry industry is also in need of a natural, permanent solution for a luxurious and performance-reliable white metal.

Since white gold is not a natural material, and is in fact 75% or lower percentage of yellow gold plated with 25% or more of other white metals, most retailers and consumers face the problem of their white gold jewelry "tarnishing" into a yellowish tint. As for platinum, its usage has been limited by its exorbitant price tag, heavy density and design restrictions.

"Palladium is 30 times rarer than gold and doesn't need plating or bleaching. Palladium's whiteness is brighter than platinum or white gold, and with such attractive prices per ounce, it is perfect for purveyors who want a pure, precious, strong and luxurious metal that is naturally white and yet affordable," informed Stewart Grice, lead metallurgist at Hoover & Strong, at the panel conference.

Daniel Ballard, national sales manager of Precious Metals West, agreed. "Palladium is extremely durable, flexible and easy to work with. Palladium is jewelers' and diamonds new best friend."

Fine Palladium jewelry is already available in stores, with renowned brands such as Scott Kay, Frederick Goldman, Novell and Lieberfarb leading the Palladium jewelry movement. Luxury house Cartier has also recently introduced a new collection of Pasha De Cartier watches in Palladium. Particularly in China, sales of Palladium jewelry have skyrocketed with increasing number of Chinese consumers seeking only the purest, most natural and whitest for their white jewelry purchase.

"Palladium isn't an alternative to platinum or white gold. Add all of Palladium's assets together, and it will exceed the expectations of jewelers and luxury jewelry purveyors," said John Stark, Chairman of the Palladium Alliance International. "With palladium in its honorary place above platinum and white gold, it wouldn't make sense for consumers to pay more for any other metals when palladium is even more beautiful and popularly-priced than the rest. Palladium is going to take over as the creme de la creme in jewelry."

Whether it is for luxury, beauty or price reasons, consumers will very soon be expressing their love and joy with palladium. On every level, Palladium is an incomparable, unique beauty that has begun to change and rejuvenate the jewelry industry, and will continue to capture the hearts of many at weddings and within the fine fashion jewelry sector.

Additional information on Palladium and facts can be found at

About Palladium Alliance International

The Palladium Alliance International (PAI) is an organization committed to establishing Palladium as a luxurious, precious and distinctive metal. The organization provides education, marketing and technical support and a vision for the promotion of palladium -- a superior, pure, white, bright and light metal. The PAI aims to position to professionals and their consumers a metal that they can value as a luxury and equate with quality and excellence. Formed in March 2006, PAI offices are located in the UK, U.S. and China. Membership is open to leading palladium producers, refiners and jewelry manufacturers.

From: Vivien Teo VROOM Media Group 419 Lafayette St., 3rd Fl New York, NY 10003 Tel: [phone]

DATASOURCE: Palladium Alliance International


CONTACT: Vivien Teo of VROOM Media Group, [phone],

, for Palladium Alliance International


Web site:

[mr ashley james] 26/6/2006 14:52

Stillwater Mng Palladium: The New Luxurious Buzz Word in Jewelry
- Jewelry's Best-Kept Secret to Revitalize Industry, Sales & Profits -

BILLINGS, Mont., June 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Under the bedrock of Southern Montana's serene and natural landscape lies one of the world's most precious and rarest metals, Palladium. An invaluable commodity, couture and fine jewelers alike have turned to this kin of the platinum family for its natural white luster, elegance and strength.

"Palladium is going to explode onto the fine jewelry market like no other metal ever has," said Scott Kay, celebrated bridal jewelry designer and CEO of Scott Kay Inc. "With its superior pure, natural, rare, and brilliant white and strong qualities, Palladium provides a stunning backdrop for diamonds and precious stones. Palladium not only feels and looks amazing, but its versatility makes it a jeweler's dream and a consumer's treasure."

Scott Kay, a strong advocate of precious metals and whose 20-year-old jewelry business remains America's most requested bridal brand, was recently a key panel speaker at the most prominent jewelry show in the United States. Hosted by the Palladium Alliance International (PAI), a U.S.-based organization focusing on the education of palladium to trade and consumers sponsored the event that filled the large ballroom with hundreds of attendees. It was so highly attended there was standing room only within minutes of the door opening. "The Palladium Facts" seminar was held in Las Vegas on June 5, and included experts and speakers from Stillwater Mining Company, Scott Kay, Hoover & Strong, and Precious Metals West. Currently, there are also PAI offices in the United Kingdom and China.

"I'm captivated by Palladium's rarity, luxurious whiteness, and intense brightness," admitted Frank McAllister, CEO, Stillwater Mining Company, (NYSE:SWC). "It's just as rare as platinum, it's bright, white and its density is just right, and we expect the metal to become a significant growth factor in the jewelry industry." Based in Billings, Montana, Stillwater Mining Company is one of the world's largest producers of precious, quality Palladium.

Palladium, a platinum group metal (PGM) with similar fine properties and more, has only been recently tapped into by the fine jewelry industry. Unlike other PGMs, Palladium is less dense which allows for more opulent shapes and volume to be formed. It is also currently priced at US$250-350 an ounce, making it more economical than platinum or gold.

In addition to soaring platinum and gold prices, the jewelry industry is also in need of a natural, permanent solution for a luxurious and performance-reliable white metal.

Since white gold is not a natural material, and is in fact 75% or lower percentage of yellow gold plated with 25% or more of other white metals, most retailers and consumers face the problem of their white gold jewelry "tarnishing" into a yellowish tint. As for platinum, its usage has been limited by its exorbitant price tag, heavy density and design restrictions.

"Palladium is 30 times rarer than gold and doesn't need plating or bleaching. Palladium's whiteness is brighter than platinum or white gold, and with such attractive prices per ounce, it is perfect for purveyors who want a pure, precious, strong and luxurious metal that is naturally white and yet affordable," informed Stewart Grice, lead metallurgist at Hoover & Strong, at the panel conference.

Daniel Ballard, national sales manager of Precious Metals West, agreed. "Palladium is extremely durable, flexible and easy to work with. Palladium is jewelers' and diamonds new best friend."

Fine Palladium jewelry is already available in stores, with renowned brands such as Scott Kay, Frederick Goldman, Novell and Lieberfarb leading the Palladium jewelry movement. Luxury house Cartier has also recently introduced a new collection of Pasha De Cartier watches in Palladium. Particularly in China, sales of Palladium jewelry have skyrocketed with increasing number of Chinese consumers seeking only the purest, most natural and whitest for their white jewelry purchase.

"Palladium isn't an alternative to platinum or white gold. Add all of Palladium's assets together, and it will exceed the expectations of jewelers and luxury jewelry purveyors," said John Stark, Chairman of the Palladium Alliance International. "With palladium in its honorary place above platinum and white gold, it wouldn't make sense for consumers to pay more for any other metals when palladium is even more beautiful and popularly-priced than the rest. Palladium is going to take over as the creme de la creme in jewelry."

Whether it is for luxury, beauty or price reasons, consumers will very soon be expressing their love and joy with palladium. On every level, Palladium is an incomparable, unique beauty that has begun to change and rejuvenate the jewelry industry, and will continue to capture the hearts of many at weddings and within the fine fashion jewelry sector.

Additional information on Palladium and facts can be found at

About Palladium Alliance International

The Palladium Alliance International (PAI) is an organization committed to establishing Palladium as a luxurious, precious and distinctive metal. The organization provides education, marketing and technical support and a vision for the promotion of palladium -- a superior, pure, white, bright and light metal. The PAI aims to position to professionals and their consumers a metal that they can value as a luxury and equate with quality and excellence. Formed in March 2006, PAI offices are located in the UK, U.S. and China. Membership is open to leading palladium producers, refiners and jewelry manufacturers.

From: Vivien Teo VROOM Media Group 419 Lafayette St., 3rd Fl New York, NY 10003 Tel: [phone]

DATASOURCE: Palladium Alliance International


CONTACT: Vivien Teo of VROOM Media Group, [phone],

, for Palladium Alliance International


Web site:

[william-just] 10/6/2006 07:12

WELL HERE WE ARE.

[fludde] 01/6/2006 15:34

The posts on the cyc thread will answer you question.

Question is whether they will re-list or if this is another example of the Chinese way of doing things (ie doing us)

F.

[william-just] 01/6/2006 06:27

how come the RNS dose not show in the news list for SWC or CYC

[scumdog] 31/5/2006 18:26

Cleverly should be tendering his resignation IMO.

[igoe104] 31/5/2006 16:35

cyc and swc, are two peas out of the same pod, all talk, and never deliver. chris cleverly has been talking about a big deal, since the cyc agm, last year.

[scumdog] 31/5/2006 16:27

Bye bye SWC.

[diddy123] 31/5/2006 12:17

Has anyone phoned swc to see what is going on.

[suits you] 31/5/2006 08:25

chilli

Good morning,

Awaiting an A from SWC later tdy, will c, deal with EB is fixed.

[chillichap] 31/5/2006 07:38

Good morning suits, got any extra light to shine on this?

[roma77] 31/5/2006 06:43

Cancel - Sweet China Plc

RNS Number:7941D
AIM
31 May 2006

NOTICE



(345)



31/05/2006 7:00am



CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION OF SECURITIES TO TRADING ON AIM



SWEET CHINA PLC



Trading on AIM for the under-mentioned securities has been cancelled from 31/05/
06 7:00am pursuant to AIM Rule 41.


Ordinary Shares of 1p each (B06L620)(GB00B06L6200)

fully paid





If you have any questions about this announcement please contact the Company's
nominated adviser on 0117 933 0020.







Ref: AIMNOT345




This information is provided by RNS
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END

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[william-just] 25/5/2006 16:44

sw who knows this has been on hold for so long iv'e lost track of events.
ah there arn't any.

[substantial wealth] 18/5/2006 08:49

Are results due?

[tiltonboy] 18/5/2006 08:41

sw,

The paperwork takes forever with these guys!!!

You've disappeared from BRF. I thought things were going to implode over there. I hear there might be some imminent board changes.

tiltonboy

[substantial wealth] 18/5/2006 08:08

Just the paper work!

[diddy123] 18/5/2006 08:07

I thought someone had said the deal was done. When are we going to get an rns.

[diddy123] 15/5/2006 05:18

Morning all, toff what is your average price. Whould be nice to here some news about 1 of the 3. China Wonder results this month or next?

[tofftrader] 14/5/2006 21:27

diddy, I quite fancy upgrading my entry-level Merc worth of SWC shares in for a better model, news should be coming by month-end I'd have thought?

[diddy123] 14/5/2006 21:08

It is now allmost 6 months since suspension,we must get some news soon.

[suits you] 11/5/2006 21:14

Returning from suspension this month, should be very interesting. reverse t/o of Essential Box owned by Ian Walker. Shares should be very illiquid on return as with most acquisitions founder shareholders usually locked in for a minimum period. With second acquisition identified by CYC as mentioned in results should be an interesting end to this month. CYC hold 1M SWC.