CaesarsReport.com Releases Part 3 of The Mining Top 25 for 2010: Mosquito Consolidated Gold; First Uranium Corp; Cortona Resources Ltd; European Nickel; Baja Mining Corp
CaesarsReport.com has released their third part of the Mining Top 25 Stocks for 2010. The report sums up the covered stocks, and highlights the company’s main catalysts for 2010 and includes their positive and negative facts. Sign up on www.caesarsreport.com to receive the newsletter and the Mining Top 25 Research Report, all Free of charge. (TSX-V: MSQ); (TSX-V: FIU); (ASX: CRC); (LON: ENK); (TSX-V: BAJ)
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Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines (TSX-V: MSQ) begins the shortlist on a deserved 15th place. Their gigantic deposit, other attractive projects and Chinese shareholders make them extremely interesting. The very high Capex (2.5B) is a negative point, because they will need to raise capital for ongoing expenses. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
First Uranium Corp (TSX-V: FIU) was ranked 14th. Their project should be fully funded now, and Gold and Uranium are a good mining combination. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
Cortona Resources Limited (ASX: CRC) has the 13th place. Cortona has a strong cashposition, Low Capex (30M A$) and low operating costs (475 A$/oz). One of the main catalysts for 2010 is their 11,200m drill programme to expand the Dargues Reef resource estimate, starting January 2010. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
European Nickel Plc. (LON: ENK) fits in well on the 12th place. Two great nickel-projects, and their total output could reach 60M lbs/year at 2.5USD/lbs cash cost with a long-life mine! (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
Baja Mining Corp. (TSX-V: BAJ) is the winner of the third part of the Caesars Report Mining Top 25 for 2010 with an 11th place. Baja has a world-class project, extremely-low cash cost for copper, and even a negative cash cost if manganese is assumed as by-product. The company is backed up by large Korean companies who also take care of financing. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
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Disclosure: The author holds a long position in all (5) stocks mentioned. This means that the author is biased. Please, always do your own research.
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Track Performance: A “Mining Top 25” portfolio will be added on the Caesars Report website, so visitors are able to track the performance, starting January 1st 2010. This portfolio can be viewed here; www.caesarsreport.com/portfolio
Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines (TSX-V: MSQ) begins the shortlist on a deserved 15th place. Their gigantic deposit, other attractive projects and Chinese shareholders make them extremely interesting. The very high Capex (2.5B) is a negative point, because they will need to raise capital for ongoing expenses. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
First Uranium Corp (TSX-V: FIU) was ranked 14th. Their project should be fully funded now, and Gold and Uranium are a good mining combination. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
Cortona Resources Limited (ASX: CRC) has the 13th place. Cortona has a strong cashposition, Low Capex (30M A$) and low operating costs (475 A$/oz). One of the main catalysts for 2010 is their 11,200m drill programme to expand the Dargues Reef resource estimate, starting January 2010. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
European Nickel Plc. (LON: ENK) fits in well on the 12th place. Two great nickel-projects, and their total output could reach 60M lbs/year at 2.5USD/lbs cash cost with a long-life mine! (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
Baja Mining Corp. (TSX-V: BAJ) is the winner of the third part of the Caesars Report Mining Top 25 for 2010 with an 11th place. Baja has a world-class project, extremely-low cash cost for copper, and even a negative cash cost if manganese is assumed as by-product. The company is backed up by large Korean companies who also take care of financing. (for the main catalysts for 2010 and more: see the full report at www.caesarsreport.com)
Disclaimer: For the full disclaimer, visit http://www.caesarsreport.com/discl
The CaesarsReport.com employees, Caesars Report ("We" “They” “Caesars Report”) are not Registered as an Investment Advisor in any jurisdiction whatsoever. CaesarsReport.com employees are not analysts and in no way making any projections or target prices. Neither the information presented nor any statement or expression of opinion, or any other matter herein, directly or indirectly constitutes a representation by the publisher nor a solicitation of the purchase or sale of any securities. The information contained herein is based on sources which we believe to be reliable but is not guaranteed by us as being accurate and does not purport to be a complete statement or summary of the available data. The owner, publisher, editor and their associates are not responsible for errors and omissions. They may from time to time have a position in the securities mentioned herein and may increase or decrease. Please always do your own research. All information was provided by the company, their presentations and website. We are not responsible for errors made herein. Please consult a broker before purchasing or selling any securities mentioned herein. To view the full disclaimer, go to www.caesarsreport.com/discl
Disclosure: The author holds a long position in all (5) stocks mentioned. This means that the author is biased. Please, always do your own research.
Contact: www.caesarsreport.com/contact e-mail: info(at)caesarsreport(d.t)com www: http://www.caesarsreport.com
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