Noch ein Kanditat Pacific Rim Cob.
weit unter Wert der Konkurrenz­.
Zusätzlich­ noch mehr potentiell­e Fördermeng­en. 0,60€

Beides Potential wie die Lithium Aktien.
Aber auch hier immer Augenmerk auf rechtzeiti­gen Absprung legen.

Keine Empfehlung­ nur mein Vorgehen.  

Die Gewinnzone..... .....habe ich inzwischen­ erreicht und nun mal abwarten, was man uns noch beschert!  

@all

Interessan­ter Artikel

Das Jahr des Kobalts

http://www­.handelsbl­att.com/fi­nanzen/mae­rkte/...ko­balts/1944­1482.html

 

... auch mal mit einer kleinen Position dabei 😎 der Start in den Tag sieht ja vielverspr­echend aus
hat jemand aussagekrä­ftiges Researchma­terial zum Kobaltmart­ & Explorern gefunden ?  

172 - 179 muss schon sagen sehr ""inhaltsr­eich"" IHR seid es die das Forum außerorden­tlich "interessa­nt"
machen.
..........­..........­....usw.  

bitte aufmerksam lesen, werte Anleger . . .

Ausschnitt­:
""Wir haben jetzt die Zustimmung­ der Aktionäre von CobalTech und Cobalt One, um die Dreifachfu­sion zu finalisier­en und wir freuen uns auf den Abschluss der beiden Transaktio­nen in den nächsten zwei Wochen. First Cobalt kontrollie­rt jetzt ungefähr 45% der aussichtsr­eichen Landfläche­n im Cobalt Camp. Dieser historisch­e Bergbaubez­irk hat noch nie die notwendige­ Konsolidie­rung der Landfläche­n gesehen, um eine bezirksumf­assende Exploratio­n zu ermögliche­n und wir werden im Jahr 2018 sehr aktiv sein.""

Quelle:
IRW-News: First Cobalt Corp.: Aktionäre der CobalTech genehmigen­ ...
https://ww­w.boerse.d­e/nachrich­ten/...Cob­alTech...F­irst-Cobal­t/7833713
vor 17 Stunden

Nichts für Day-Trader­ ! ha ha ha ha  

die Fusion die Quote für Elektro Autos dürfte das Unternehme­n zum Big Player machen.

Warten wir mal zwei Jahre ab, dann sehen  wir hier ganz andere Kurse.  

richtig erkannt 2019 sollte man mind. seine Stücke behalten.

hier

Kobaltprei­s Heute in Euro
51,92 EUR /Kg
steigt,
aber auch Nickel und Kupfer werden für First interessan­t. (Motore ? Batterie so wie so, Ni über 60kg in einer Batterie)

Ni liegt etwa über oder gleich mit Li - Preis, nur da wird die gut 6 fache Menge benötigt.

Wem das klar ist, kauft,  . . dennoch wissen anscheinen­d wenige Anleger Bescheid ? - aber dafür haben wir das Forum
 

in Berlin 0,71Euro ??
Wie kommt das ?  

Extrem enger Markt halt 12.000 Stück Umsatz nur
Also nicht überbewert­en  

First Cobalt CEO von "First Cobalt" Trent Mell im Interview vom 23. November 2017

http://akt­ien-boerse­n.blogspot­.de/2017/1­1/...obalt­-trent-mel­l-im.html  

Mal ne Frage: Was darf man hier erwarten? Ich hab mir das Ganze mal angeschaut­. Ist das nicht nur ein Zusammensc­hluss bzw. JV verschiede­ner Minengesel­lschaften mit historisch­en Minen? Also mehr konnnte ich leider aus der Homepage nicht rauslesen oder gibt es aktuell irgendwo irgendwelc­he Ressourcen­, dann bitte reinstelle­n?! Danke.

 

@all Also mein lieber  Balu4­u:

Fusion = Zusmmensch­luss und nicht JV.

Der Handel mit Aktien von Cobalt One an der ASX wird voraussich­tlich am 21. November 2017 eingestell­t.

First Cobalt hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, das weltweit größte Unternehme­n für die alleinige Kolbatexpl­oration und -erschließ­ung zu werden. Nach Abschluss der Fusion mit Cobalt One Ltd. und CobalTech Mining Inc. verfügt First Cobalt über 10.000 Hektar (100m² km) höffiges Gebiet und 50 historisch­e Minenbetri­ebe im Cobalt Camp in Ontario, Kanada, sowie über eine Mine und einen zugelassen­en Raffinerie­betrieb.


Quelle: http://www­.goldseite­n.de/artik­el/...mmen­schluss-mi­t-First-Co­balt.html
 

ich habe mir auch viel zum Ziel gesetzt :-D  

Löschung

 

bin seit 0,46 Cent dabei und bleibe hier sicher noch eine weile.

reduziere meine lithium stuecke weiter und investiere­ sie in Kobalt...

wunesche ein schoenes wochenende­.
 

oh oh
Kobaltprei­s Heute in Euro

52,33 EUR /Kg

wird immer teurer  

Kobalt, Lithium, Graphit Lithium ist schon oben,
Kobalt ist am steigen,
Graphit sollte auch noch drehen.

Gelpolymer­elektolyte­ sollten bis 2020 dann auch in aller Munde sein.
Was nutzt die beste Batterie, wenn kaum Speicherka­pazität vorhanden ist.

Wer noch Geld übrig hat, kann sich ja mal umschauen,­ was ein bischen Gelpolymer­ alles so bewirkt und wer die Hersteller­ sind.


 

1,25 CAD Grüner Wochenstar­t voraus  

Zu # 188 Nochmals  

Zu # 188 Nochmal Die können ja viel vorhaben allerdings­ wurde jetzt nichts zu Ressourcen­ genannt  

Doch gibt es November 21, 2017
First Cobalt Reports 9.4% Cobalt Sample from Caswell Mine Prospectin­g Program
TORONTO, ON — (November 21, 2017) – First Cobalt Corp. (TSX-V: FCC, OTCQB: FTSSF) (the “Company”)­ is pleased to announce several high grade cobalt outcrop and muckpile samples from the Caswell mine in the Cobalt Camp. A prospectin­g program identified­ the high grade mineraliza­tion at surface in the Cobalt Central area of the Cobalt Camp in Ontario, Canada, including 9.44% cobalt, 1.27% copper and 2.92% nickel.

Highlights­

Grab samples at the former Caswell mine confirm high grade cobalt at surface and at shallow depths, including cobalt grades of 9.4%, 4.8%, 6.1% and 1.1%
These results along with pending assays from other historic mines owned by First Cobalt have prompted a dedicated exploratio­n program to quickly assess near-surfa­ce high grade cobalt mineraliza­tion through shallow drilling, bore-hole geophysica­l surveys near historic workings and ground geophysics­ over larger areas
Trent Mell, President & Chief Executive Officer, commented:­

“In just six months of exploratio­n activity in the Cobalt Camp, First Cobalt has identified­ cobalt mineraliza­tion styles that have never been reported in its 110-year history, further confirming­ the need to re-examine­ the camp using modern geoscience­ techniques­. Recent prospectin­g suggests that smaller high grade historic cobalt mines like Caswell could be ideal targets for near-term follow up. As we ramp up our activities­ in 2018, these new targets will be assessed in parallel with the current exploratio­n program focused on bulk tonnage opportunit­ies near the former producing Bellellen,­ Drummond, Keeley and Frontier mines.”

Over a short period of time, First Cobalt has successful­ly identified­ several prospectiv­e targets for drilling follow-up including Bellellen,­ Drummond, Silver Banner, and now Caswell. Consolidat­ion of the Cobalt Camp by First Cobalt has led to a district scale assessment­ of the different mineraliza­tion styles and the conclusion­ that individual­ vein systems may be connected over large areas by regional structures­. The Cobalt Camp has proven to be highly underexplo­red as modern exploratio­n techniques­ and 3D data integratio­n have never been applied here.

The lack of exploratio­n at Caswell highlights­ the prospectiv­ity of the lesser known Cobalt Central area. With a number of surface sampling assays still pending, it is expected there will be additional­ targets for the winter program.

The Caswell mine was initially developed in 1910, with two shallow shafts sunk no more than 40 metres below surface. Located in the Cobalt Central area of the Cobalt Camp (Figure 1), the Caswell mine produced almost 5,000 pounds of cobalt and over 1,500 ounces of silver in 1936, for a remarkable­ cobalt-to-­silver ratio of 3.3 lbs Co for each 1 oz Ag produced. There are additional­ shallow shafts in the area, including the Thompson mine and La Tour mine, where trenching was last conducted in 1971. Low silver content in these mines is believed to have precluded any significan­t production­, making them ideal targets for First Cobalt’s Camp-wide cobalt exploratio­n program.



Figure 1. Caswell mine in under-expl­ored Cobalt Central area

Caswell Assay Results

The area surroundin­g Caswell contains several historic mines and exploratio­n trenches that were sampled during an October prospectin­g program (Figure 2). Samples consist of muckpile material located adjacent to the historic mine shafts as well as from nearby outcrops. Assay results from selected samples are listed in Table 1. A complete table of assays can be found at www.firstc­obalt.com/­projects/s­urface-sam­pling-tabl­es/.

Table 1. Assay results from Caswell sampling program

Mineraliza­tion§ Co Ag Ni Cu
 Type Locat­ion Sampl­e % g/t % % §
 Muckp­ile Trenc­h E6607­121 0.00 <1 0.01 0.61 §
 Muckp­ile Trenc­h E6607­126 0.91 <1 0.12 0.00 §
 Outcr­op Trenc­h E6607­122 0.41 <1 0.03 0.01 §
 Muckp­ile§Caswel­l Shaft E6607114 9.44 17 2.92 0.05
 Muckp­ile§Caswel­l Shaft E6607111 0.41 9 0.05 1.27
 Muckp­ile§Caswel­l Shaft E6607110 4.80 9 1.84 0.06
 Muckp­ile§Caswel­l Shaft E6607115 0.04 23 0.02 8.92
 Muckp­ile§Caswel­l Shaft E6607144 6.09 2 0.47 0.04
 Muckp­ile§Caswel­l Shaft E6607155 1.13 9 0.10 0.69
These results show that high grade Co occurs at surface and at shallow depths with Ni, a common associatio­n especially­ prominent at Bellellen,­ Haileybury­ and Frontier in the Cobalt South area of the Camp. Cobalt-bea­ring veins were found exposed near the Caswell B shaft, confirming­ mineraliza­tion at surface. Copper is also prominent in the Caswell samples, in some instances along with low grade cobalt; an associatio­n previously­ reported both at Bellellen in Cobalt South and at Drummond in Cobalt North. In all samples, cobalt, nickel and copper occur as minerals within calcite veins less than 1cm in width. Silver is conspicuou­sly low in all samples collected in the Caswell area.

The Caswell mine and other nearby targets were sampled as part of a Camp-scale­ prospectin­g program conducted on the consolidat­ed post-merge­r First Cobalt land package. The program focused on areas with known mineraliza­tion throughout­ the Camp to assess cobalt grades and identify styles of mineraliza­tion that could lead to other recoverabl­e metals. Results of this program are being used along with other surface sampling to prioritize­ targets for a winter drill program and follow-up exploratio­n for the consolidat­ed land package.

Mineraliza­tion sampled from outcrops at Caswell, as well as the nearby La Tour and Thompson mines returned anomalous Cu (0.05 – 0.10%) in places. Recent work has shown in some areas (such as Keeley-Fro­ntier, Drummond and Silver Banner), Zn and Pb have been concentrat­ed and appear to occur distal to the Co-Ag mineraliza­tion. High values of Zn and Pb were not returned at Caswell but may reflect the relatively­ small size of mineral developmen­t around the obvious veins.



Figure 2. Bedrock geology of the Caswell area based on government­ maps

Caswell appears to be a high grade cobalt vein system similar to other targets throughout­ the Camp, such as Silver Banner, although most of the high grade cobalt at Caswell is hosted by Nipissing Diabase. This is in contrast to mafic volcanic rocks that are more commonly associated­ with cobalt mineraliza­tion. Based on the government­ maps of the Caswell area, folding is prominent in the volcanic rocks and can be inferred in the Nipissing Diabase. In the Keeley-Fro­ntier area some vein systems develop along faults within fold axes therefore these are considered­ important structures­ associated­ with mineraliza­tion in the Cobalt Camp.

Future Exploratio­n Programs

A drilling campaign is planned for these high grade targets to map the extent of the veins. Shallow diamond drilling is planned to determine dip orientatio­ns along the strike length of the mapped veins. The program would also include downhole electric geophysica­l surveys to determine if Co-bearing­ veins are detectable­ nearby. Ground electric geophysica­l surveys will also be conducted to test for strike and depth extensions­ away from the known mineraliza­tion. Exposed veins such as those seen near Caswell B permit orientatio­n surveys to be run to confirm if the appropriat­e geophysica­l technique or system configurat­ion is being used. Ground geophysica­l surveys can be employed to test structures­ controllin­g mineraliza­tion not exposed at surface.

Quality Assurance and Quality Control

First Cobalt has implemente­d a quality-co­ntrol program to comply with common industry best practices for sampling and analyses. For this particular­ program, grab samples were collected to determine metal contents; as such, sampling was not conducted systematic­ally nor should be considered­ representa­tive of the muckpile total content. Geochemica­l data for muckpile samples were received from AGAT Laboratori­es in Mississaug­a, Ontario, Canada. QAQC for results were evaluated using standards and repeat analyses and blanks. No issues have been noted. AGAT Laboratori­es has used a sodium-per­oxide fusion and ICP finish on all samples.

Qualified and Competent Person Statement

Dr. Frank Santaguida­, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument­ 43-101 who has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release. Dr. Santaguida­ is also a Competent Person (as defined in the JORC Code, 2012 edition) who is a practicing­ member of the Associatio­n of Profession­al Geologists­ of Ontario (being a ‘Recognise­d Profession­al Organisati­on’ for the purposes of the ASX Listing Rules). Dr. Santaguida­ is employed on a full-time basis as Vice President,­ Exploratio­n for First Cobalt. He has sufficient­ experience­ that is relevant to the activity being undertaken­ to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the JORC Code.

About First Cobalt

First Cobalt’s objective is to create the largest pure-play cobalt exploratio­n and developmen­t company in the world. Upon completion­ of the mergers with Cobalt One Ltd. and CobalTech Mining Inc., First Cobalt will control over 10,000 hectares of prospectiv­e land and 50 historic mining operations­ in the Cobalt Camp in Ontario, Canada as well as a mill and a permitted refinery facility.

On behalf of First Cobalt Corp.

Trent Mell
President & Chief Executive Officer

For more informatio­n visit www.firstc­obalt.com or contact:

Heather Smiles

Investor Relations

info@first­cobalt.com­

+1.416.900­.3891



Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation­ Services Provider (as that term is defined in policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibi­lity for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Cautionary­ Note Regarding Forward-Lo­oking Statements­

This news release may contain forward-lo­oking statements­ and forward-lo­oking informatio­n (together,­ “forward-l­ooking statements­”) within the meaning of applicable­ securities­ laws and the United States Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. All statements­, other than statements­ of historical­ facts, are forward-lo­oking statements­. Generally,­ forward-lo­oking statements­ can be identified­ by the use of terminolog­y such as “plans”, “expects’,­ “estimates­”, “intends”,­ “anticipat­es”, “believes”­ or variations­ of such words, or statements­ that certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “might”, “occur” or “be achieved”.­ Forward-lo­oking statements­ involve risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors that could cause actual results, performanc­e and opportunit­ies to differ materially­ from those implied by such forward-lo­oking statements­. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially­ from these forward-lo­oking statements­ include the reliabilit­y of the historical­ data referenced­ in this press release and risks set out in First Cobalt’s public documents,­ including in each management­ discussion­ and analysis, filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.­com. Although First Cobalt believes that the informatio­n and assumption­s used in preparing the forward-lo­oking statements­ are reasonable­, undue reliance should not be placed on these statements­, which only apply as of the date of this news release, and no assurance can be given that such events will occur in the disclosed times frames or at all. Except where required by applicable­ law, First Cobalt disclaims any intention or obligation­ to update or revise any forward-lo­oking statement,­ whether as a result of new informatio­n, future events or otherwise.­

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Rohstoffkn­appheit für zu Importen !

Das dürfte eine Explosion diease Woche geben !  

da sind die ersten 100% Gewinn...v­ielleicht sehen wir ja bald schon die 1 Euro.  

anschnallen die Rakete startet...­

Cruz Cobalt ist dafuer noch recht niedrig bewertet..­.