Mkango Resources Share Discussion Threads

[ayesha4] 27/2/2018 13:17

Beginning to wonder if this will ever move. Crazy price

[jarega85] 26/2/2018 11:36

Our time will come in my view. Not sure if there is any risk associated with the Noble Group position and their debt but they have paid up to now.

[ayesha4] 26/2/2018 09:01

Just dont get why this aint in mid teens??

[tutthetrader] 23/2/2018 16:00

This will be the boy....

[jarega85] 23/2/2018 11:24

Completely agree, given the money in the bank!More cash to come however

[ayesha4] 23/2/2018 10:47

Should be above 10p - ridiculous price

[scotty666] 23/2/2018 09:11

Thank you.

[andrbea] 19/2/2018 09:47

positive article on the sector:
15 Feb 2018

The prices of magnet metal rare earths - neodymium, praseodymium and dysprosium - have increased by more than 50% in the last year.

This is according to Steenkampskraal Holdings, which owns the Steenkampskraal rare earths mine in the Western Cape.

These three magnet rare earths represent 85% of the economic value of the rare earth deposits at the Steenkampskraal which means its total reserves now have a market value of US$2 billion.

“Neodymium magnets are used in industries such as electrical motor manufacture, medical science and renewable energy which rely on high-strength neodymium magnets,” says Trevor Blench, chairman of Steenkampskraal Holdings.

These magnets are also used for audio equipment such as microphones, acoustic pick-ups, headphones and loudspeakers, magnetically coupled pumps, door catches, motors and generators, MRI scanners, magnetic therapy, ABS (anti-lock braking) system sensors and lifting machinery, amongst many others.

Without neodymium magnets, many technological advancements over the last 30 years would not have been possible. Because of their great strength, performance and resistance to demagnetisation, neodymium magnets can be made in different shapes and sizes, even as small as 1 mm diameter.

Dysprosium is used to make alloys for various electrical and electronic devices. An alloy is made by melting and mixing two or more metals. The mixture has properties different from any of the elements. Some dysprosium alloys have good magnetic properties.

The increase in prices of magnet metal rare earths bodes well for the juniors looking to start-up production of these specific metals.

ASX-listed Peak Resources’ Ngualla project in Tanzania will also look to exploit these rare earth materials and may be able to move into production quicker if investment appetite increases.

[ayesha4] 13/2/2018 10:30

Much much more to come.

[jarega85] 12/2/2018 14:13

Flying here, news due perhaps?

[ayesha4] 09/2/2018 09:35

Nice start

[ayesha4] 08/2/2018 12:16

These will sky rocketCant buy in any volume

[jarega85] 07/2/2018 15:26

MCAP of £7.6M but with £7M in the bank??Wait for the bounce!!!!

[jarega85] 07/2/2018 12:50

Needs news

[ayesha4] 07/2/2018 11:39

Why is this falling? Should be 10-12p

[tutthetrader] 05/2/2018 11:24

Type in neodymium magnets, this will revolutionise the electric car motors.
Hope we find plenty in Songwe Hill.

[tutthetrader] 05/2/2018 07:57

Retrace this week, can’t hold it back..

[jarega85] 31/1/2018 16:21

Late 1,100,000 buy from this morning reported.

[jarega85] 25/1/2018 17:16

Late reported buys

[jarega85] 25/1/2018 14:22

If I was a gambling man I can see this finishing blue!

[jarega85] 25/1/2018 12:46

Money's in the bank now and feasibility studies being completed which is fully funded so MMs can move the price down a bit to try and hoover up shares but there is a clear new supporting line and the share price will have to be let go eventually!

[tutthetrader] 25/1/2018 12:41

One or two buys sends this flying...

[tutthetrader] 25/1/2018 09:41

They gonna have to let this go soon,it’s ready to rocket..

[jarega85] 24/1/2018 16:47

Great! I remain an investor!