Showing posts with label Admiralty Resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Admiralty Resources. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Capella Resources update

I have to say that I'm pleased about the contents of the following five day chart and really don't care if it's a coincidence or connected that the big traded volumes in Capella Resources (KPS.v) suddenly stopped as soon as this post appeared on IKN Monday morning (and followed by this post later).

That's a 22% drop since publication ($1.10 to $0.86) but more importantly the thieves in suits selling at these higher prices to their unsuspecting marks have been stopped from unloading for big profits as the volume has dried to a trickle. Meanwhile, not a word from the OSC, "the houses" or the Canadian financial dailies about this most obvious of criminal frauds. Until you guys up there do something meaningful your sordid markets will suffer from the reflected reputation of scum like KPS.v.

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Thursday, October 30, 2008

We now have a price on that lithium snake oil

Admiralty Resources (ADY.ax) is an Australia miner with an iron ore operation in Chile. However its real appeal up to now was its ownership of a heap of the finest untapped Lithium brine prospects in the world up in the Andean highlands where Argentina meets Chile

Tonight ADY.ax announced they'd sold their lithium plots to a certain "Charge Resources Pty Ltd" for A$36.281m (that's a touch over U$24m at today's rate). Here's the press release so have a good look at the details yourself.

Tonight's deal underscores what I said in this post way back when all things mining were still fab and unscrupulous junior mining companies (esp. from Canada, big surprise) were still jumping on this latest fashion bandwagon to try and sucker in another relay of innocent retail investors: LITHIUM PROSPECTS ARE SNAKE OIL.

Let's get this straight as a die; the ADY.ax prospects just sold are arguably the best and most prospective untapped reserves out there. Period. The production plan has their sites good for 17,000MT of lithium production per year, which at today's market price would bring in a cool $100m or so in gross revenues. The capex needed to build the production facility would come in at (an estimated) modest $110m. And don't worry about reserves, because we're talking 400 years of brine (yep, four hundred) at the planned extraction rate. The in-situ reserves are worth billions.

This is the best there is out there, with those potential numbers that would cover your whole outlay in three years max and allow to make tens of millions in net profits every year until man lands on the planet Zog..... and it goes for just U$24m? If you don't smell fishy smells by now, then I suggest you stay out of mining investment forever. Tonight, ADY.ax is up about 3% on the news, standing at 3c or so per share. That's all it's worth, frankly. In June it traded eight times its present value, firmly in the mid-20s. I didn't like it then and I don't like it now. And be clear, if ADY.ax had the best lithium sites on offer just imagine how bad the recently staked ones are......

Otto sez: Hear the word "lithium" from a junior miner's investment relations department and run like hell.



A BIG THANK YOU TO REGULAR READER "EB" FOR HANDING THE PRESS RELEASE ON TO ME TONIGHT. THAT WAS ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY, EB. MUCH APPRECIATED.