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Standard Graphite Announces Excellent EM Results

Standard Graphite Announces Excellent EM Results
Chris Bogart, President and CEO states: "Standard is excited about this new acquisition and our excellent EM results. The project is now consolidated and the company is confident that this survey has greatly improved our ability to prioritize targets. We can now start the implementation of the next phase of work, a field reconnaissance program scheduled for April, 2012".
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Tasman Releases PEA Which Shows High Contribution Of Revenue From Dysprosium

Tasman Releases PEA Which Shows High Contribution Of Revenue From Dysprosium
ne of our core GST positions Tasman Metals just released a Preliminary Economic Assessment which shows the uniqueness of this project to supply the European Continent with an abundant supply of critical rare earths. The project has excellent infrastructure and a strategic location to supply North Sea Wind Farms and European Car Manufacturers with the critical metals at risk of a supply shortfall in the near term such as neodymium, dysprosium, terbium and yttrium.
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Powerful Risk On Rally Benefitting Gold and Silver Explorers In 2012

Those on the sidelines in cash and treasuries, playing risk off are in fact playing a risky game as inflation appears to be the flavor of the day. Look for technical breakouts in gold, silver, copper, uranium and rare earths as they all appear to be reversing higher as the moving averages transition upward. The risk off trade in Treasuries and the U.S. dollar appears to be losing momentum and dangerously teetering on a decline.
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Uranium and Rare Earths Leading Market Rebound

As we predicted, our uranium and rare earth selections are amongst the leaders during this market rebound. Their underlying fundamentals are strong enough on their own to propel this move. In addition, the shorts may be running for cover here. Lastly, the supply demand equation may be taking hold.
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