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We are the only REO producer in the Western hemisphere and own the world’s largest, most fully developed rare earth project outside of China. Furthermore, following the execution of our “mine-to-magnets” strategy and completion of our modernization and expansion efforts, we expect to be one of... More
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- Thursday, January 20, 2011, 10:31 AM Beijing has taken administrative control of rare earth mines away from local officials who are suspected of colluding with organized crime groups to illegally strip mine and smuggle the metals - no wonder rare earth exports aren't falling that much. 4 Comments [Global & FX]
- Wednesday, January 19, 2011, 11:09 AM Rare earth exports from China dropped only 9.3% less year, far less than the 40% cuts bandied about. Did China mess up its quotas, or was all that talk for the benefit state-owned miners who saw the value of their holdings skyrocket. (MCP) -4.37%. (REE) -5.67%. (SHZ) -19.36%. (AVL) -5.6%. 2 Comments [Global & FX]
- Friday, January 14, 2011, 9:47 AM Toyota (TM +0.2%) believes it is near a breakthrough in developing electric motors for hybrid cars that eliminates the use of rare earth metals, whose prices have risen sharply in the past year as China restricted supply. Rare earth names pull back: AVL -4.4%, MCP -3.8%, SHZ -3.5%, REE -3.4%. 4 Comments
- Wednesday, January 5, 2011, 4:34 PM Despite chatter about being cut off from supplies, there was no reduction in Japan's imports of rare earths from China in 2010. Chinese trading firms confirm that while the metals are harder to get a hold of, they are still doing business with Japan, 4 Comments [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, January 4, 2011, 3:31 PM If China wants to cut off (legal) rare earth exports, why not just create them? A Japanese scientist announces that he and his team have artificially produced palladium. The process is not yet commercially viable, so it's best not to call off the search for other sources of the metal. 8 Comments [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, January 4, 2011, 9:41 AM South Korea joins the rush for rare earths, announcing plans to develop mines in Vietnam, Australia, Kyrgyzstan and South Africa. The move follows South Korean plans outlined in December to ween itself from relying on China, which currently supplies 90% of its rare earth metals. 2 Comments [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, January 4, 2011, 8:54 AM Molycorp (MCP) CEO Mark Smith says management is taking a 'very hard' look at doubling 2012 output to 40,000 tons from 20,000 tons. Molycorp continues its meteoric rise, +6.8% premarket, while rare earths ETF REMX is +2.4%. Comment!
- Monday, January 3, 2011, 10:38 AM Rare earth stocks enjoy another big day after Dahlman Rose raises its price target for Molycorp (MCP +11.2%) to $84 from $49. Also: AVL +18.3%, OSN +6.3%, GMO +4.6%, REE +4%. (ETF: REMX) 7 Comments
- Friday, December 31, 2010, 8:48 AM Shares of rare earth companies, extremely active all week, could see continued volatility today after China Securities Journal suggests China may cut rare earth quotas by half. "Market anticipation of China rare earth quotas is not accurate," the article says. REE -5.6%, SHZ -4.4%, MCP -2.1% premarket. Comment!
- Thursday, December 30, 2010, 10:14 AM China defends its cut of export quotas on rare earth minerals, saying that they were in line with WTO rules. China has refused U.S. requests to end export restraints on rare earths that have alarmed trade partners, and Washington could take its complaints to the WTO. Shares of rare earth firms continue to thrive: MCP +4.3%, REE +6.1%. 1 Comment
- Thursday, December 30, 2010, 9:15 AM Market Preview: Futures point to a flat open, with benchmark S&P -0.1% on another quiet trading morning. Rare earth stocks (MCP, SHZ, REE) remain in focus, and Groupon peers (TZOO, OPEN, COM) may see some movement today. Jobless claims came in lower than expected. Later: pending home sales. Comment!
- Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 2:25 PM China's move to slash export quotas on rare earth minerals raises fresh international trade concerns. Sony (SNE) vows to reduce its reliance, but for other firms, the Chinese action provides a boost: Molycorp (MCP +6.4%) shares continue their wild ride, and Lynas (LYSCF +15%) soars even though it won't be able to mine any material from a new lode in Australia for at least a year. 5 Comments
- Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 1:24 PM As part of an effort to limit the amount of rare earth minerals it exports, China cracks down on illegal mines that account for as much as half of the world's supplies. The availability of illicit riches from these metals has created the gangs, crime, and citizen intimidation familiar to the drug trade. 10 Comments [Global & FX]
- Tuesday, December 28, 2010, 4:31 PM Molycorp (MCP -6.6%) shares rode a roller-coaster today, surging more than 10% before tumbling on a CNBC report that the company won't actively begin extracting rare earth metals for another year and construction hasn't begun on its new California mine. The shares had spiked after China said it would cut its rare earth export quota for 2011 by 11%. 2 Comments
- Tuesday, December 28, 2010, 7:15 AM China has cut its rare earth export quota by 11% vs. this time last year. The move should further boost U.S.-based miners like Molycorp (MCP) and Rare Element Resources (REE), both of which have posted triple-digit percentage gains this year. Comment! [Global & FX]
- Monday, December 27, 2010, 12:55 PM And while AIG (AIG +8.7%) and Molycorp (MCP +9.8%) pace gainers, in the other column there's Tesla Motors (TSLA), down 16% as its lockup period expires and 75M of its 93M shares outstanding were allowed to flood the market. Comment!
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Garfield23
sorry guys, but MCP is still a dud, I sold my shares on this last little pop...probably look again when its at 19...as it was two days ago - View all 2 replies
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pablo63: one of the only few names positive today....remenber few monts ago it was 37...
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Michael Bryant
Time to buy Molycorp (MCP)? Notice the 10 & 20-day moving average. http://yhoo.it/LCwk43;c= - View all 4 replies
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Irishmedic: I really like this stocks charts, very uniform. Adding it to my chart list, thanks Michael
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vireoman: That's a good buy-in price. Today helps, of course, but you'll be making money. I'd have bought in too, but I have all the volatility I need
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Caiman Valores: I don't think PBR is substantially undervalued, it is still trading at a 10% plus premium to its NTA per share.
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