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cyril

Some good news at last,

Shortage of platinum after Japan buying spree
Families are rushing to invest in the metal as faith in the Government's ability to handle the economic crisis dwindlesLeo Lewis, Asia Business Correspondent
Tokyo bullion dealers are reporting an unprecedented drought of platinum ingots and coins, blaming the economic downturn and dwindling faith in the Government for a rush by middle-class Japanese families to buy precious metal.

With dealers turning away would-be platinum customers for lack of stock, retail investment interest is turning towards the even rarer Canadian Maple Leaf palladium coin.

Some dealers are predicting volatile palladium prices as Japanese investors compete with the car industry, palladium's main industrial buyer.

A government think tank is predicting that Japan's economy shrank by an annualised 10.59 per cent in the final quarter of 2008 - rather than the 5.14 per cent contraction they were predicting four weeks ago.

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As if this was not enough for concern, there is a growing sense that the Japanese Government is not responding adequately to the economic crisis.

Jonathan Allum, chief Japan strategist at KBC Securities, is among a number of analysts with deep scepticism over the plans laid out by Kaoru Yosano, the Economics Minister.

Some of Mr Yosano's previously expressed views do not wholly inspire confidence. This is a man who said on January 28 that a rise in the consumption tax could lay the foundations for increased consumption', he said in a note to investors yesterday.

Although precious metals dealers are thriving, Tiffany's said yesterday that it would cut prices in its Japanese stores by 9 per cent - a reflection of the stronger yen and dire times for the mainstream jewellery industry.

Platinum sales at Tanaka Kikinzoku, the largest Japanese bullion dealer, have soared by 430 per cent over the past 12 months.

The World Gold Council's latest figures suggest that total Japanese gold bullion sales for investment purposes soared by 61 per cent last year. Platinum is popular because the price is about 50 per cent lower than it was this time last year.

cyril

News of a minor explosion, downtime and repair costs of 110k and the price is up! Weird.

Max a slmilar accident happened to a steel plant close by,where molten metal was poured on water in a convertor, the result was a massive explosion with the loss
of life. It was the second time it happened,many years ago a camera crew were wiped out filming at the time.
Yes i thought we might see 1.5p so pleasently surprised, i think its so undervalued a reluctance to drop the SP?
cyril

Don't they carry insurance covering such accidents?

BRR spiking is their some news coming?

Still some life in this old dog up 50%+ today!

Indeed its a buy today.

It'll still be 2011 before this company really takes off?
aimho
cyril
ps check out CHL def in breakout, just look at those trades.

Maybe some news due from BHP.

momentum taking the sp up another 15%-- any news?

exceptionally heavy traffic, that's for sure

Braemore Resources plc (AIM: BRR, JSE: BRE) confirms that its ConRoast smelting facility at Mintek in Johannesburg, South Africa will commence powering up on Friday, 17 April. All repairs have been concluded post a brief shut-down period as a result of an operational incident on Friday, 27 March.

Extensive testing has been carried out during the closure period, which has also provided an opportunity to complete normal operational maintenance work required by the furnace. The investigation into the incident has raised no further concerns and the Company anticipates a steady powering up towards full production.

cyril

out at 4.25 for break even ..... and well out too i suspect, at least for a while to come

Watching closely.

I'm back in after a 15 month break.

mitzy wecome back, trend looks promising.

Thanks halifax the chart looks great for further rises gl.

Has Cynic got this one wrong I ask myself?? Fancy the chart looks worth a punt.

quite possibly though this is certainly one of the higher risk punts

Now that the technology has been proven, I think this can only go up, when you consider the thousands, if not millions of tons of tailings that can also be profitably processed never mind the new material.