Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

Ist die Tongling Nonferrous Group demnächst Partner von Bougainville Copper?

siehe: www.bougainville-copper.eu

;-)))

enttarnt sein sollte, wird er wohl deshalb nicht mit seinen Spielchen aufhören.  

 

CHina ist letztendlich die einzige Supermacht welche übriggeblieben ist. Das Staatskonto wird von  Amis und €urops beneidet ohne Ende.

Die chinesen erreichen ihr Ziel um Faktor-X schneller als andere Nationen.  Das Thema "Rebellen" wäre ruckzuck erledig.  

Die heiße Luft wäre so schnell aus dem Erdloch entwichen, so shcnell kann der Falke gar nicht seine Kauforder stellen.  

wird wohl schwierig werden,das tricksen hat ihm bisher nicht viel eingebracht,außer mir 20k zu unter 0,70 Euro 

 

26.10.2011
Source: Post-Courier

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/news-october-2011.html

By ESTELLA CHEUNG


SURVEY findings have shown evidence that there is economic recovery in post-conflict Bougainville following a window of peace made possible through an international peacekeeping operation.
The survey conducted in the four urban centres; Buka, Selau, Buin and Arawa showed that income per capita was K3, 863 at 2010 prices, while it was K783 at 1983 prices.
Dr Charles Yala, a researcher with the University of New South Wales in Australia and a research associate at the National Research Institute (NRI) said from 1999 to 2003, a series of international interventions took place.
“It is the first evidence of economic recovery following the window of peace provided through an internationally sponsored peacekeeping operation that ended the decade long conflict,” Dr Yala said when presenting the findings from the survey.
“Given that peace, they (people of Bougainville) invested in prosperity, which is a change in the level of income and welfare improvement,” he said.
Dr Yala said in the survey the research team found that people were beginning to invest in permanent housing, and this was a sign that they wanted to maintain peace.
“Investment into permanent housing signals perceptions of sustained peace,” he said.
Dr Yala said after the conflict there was rebound in economic activity.
He said the Buin market was a hub of activity, even gold smelting and cocoa production had become some of the main activities the people of Bougainville took part in.
Dr Yala said the six-year window of peace provided room for the community to be drawn into the economy and for trade to grow amongst communities.
He said more research still needed to be done.
Director of NRI, Dr Thomas Webster said when people are engaged in economic activity, when they see their incomes to meet their basic needs; there is an incentive to maintain peace.
“So the suggestion is infighting has stopped and people have started to engage in some economic activities but the research was on the basis of trying to find out what are the economic activities that are going on and whether there’s an opportunity to identify those so the governments can intervene for more permanent peaceful environment,” Dr Webster said.

 

das wäre zwar schön nur glauben kann ich das nicht,wo sollen 10.000.000 Stücke herkommen,und dann noch zu 1AUD,zu 3AUD wäre es schon schwierig  

Rio Tinto Genocide Claims Reinstated by U.S. Appeals Court

Rio Tinto Group, the world’s second-largest mining company, lost a bid to throw out genocide and war crimes claims in a U.S. lawsuit filed by Papua New Guinea landowners accusing the company of human rights abuses and environmental damage.

A federal appeals court in San Francisco yesterday reversed dismissal of those two claims while upholding a lower-court judge’s decision to toss claims for racial discrimination and crimes against humanity. The court said claims of genocide and war crimes fall within the limited category of issues that can be considered under the Alien Tort Statute, a law allowing non- citizens to sue in the U.S. for violations of international law.

In the 2000 lawsuit, landowners claimed Rio Tinto and the Papua New Guinea government formed a joint venture to operate a Bougainville Island copper mine, once the world’s largest, and were responsible for thousands of deaths related to civilian resistance to the mine.

The appeals court sent the case back to federal district court in Los Angeles for further proceedings.

An e-mail message to the media office at London-based Rio Tinto seeking comment on the ruling wasn’t immediately answered.

Steve Berman, an attorney for the landowners, didn’t immediately return a voice-mail message seeking comment on the ruling.

Rio Tinto’s Panguna mine was shut in 1989 after attacks by the Papua New Guinea army, according to court records.

The case is Alexis Holyweek Sarei v. Rio Tinto Plc, 02-56256, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (San Francisco).

 

26.10.2011
Source: Post-Courier

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/news-october-2011.html

By JOYCE TOHUI


THE Autonomous Bougainville Government President, John Momis has called on the people of Bougainville to honour the Bougainville Peace Agreement (BPA).
Mr Momis said the creation of the Bougainville Peace Agreement was recognised as one of the best in the world and yet Bougainvilleans are ignorant of this agreement.
He said the Peace Agreement was entered into for the purposes of the unification of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville and not just a few.
He urged the people of Bougainville not to play with the Peace Agreement as a game but rather take it seriously, as the document represents the sovereign will of all the people of Bougainville.
Mr Momis said Bougainville has survived the core challenges and difficulties in the past years and must stand firm to build a better nation.
He said having reached this point in time in Bougainville’s historical development and to dishonour the Peace Agreement will cast a stain on the pure motives and good intentions of those who fought to end the Bougainville crisis and those who sought to bring peace to Bougainville.

 

http://www.thenational.com.pg/?q=node/24727

Source:
The National, 27th October 2011

PRIME Minister Peter O’Neill leaves for Perth today to attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).
Speaking on ABC Sunday Profile, he stressed the need for PNG to strengthen ties with Australia.
O’Neill said his official visit to Canberra and the minis­terial forum was the combined effort of his cabinet and ministers from Australia and was a good reflection of the strong ties the two countries enjoyed.
“The issues about the renewed interest in engaging Australian police personnel into our police force in our country, the support of the Australian Government in the universities and the revamping of all the universities in the country – participation in our free education policy and universal education issues in our country – those are to me tests that we believe that the relationship is now solid and is on the right footing,” he said.
“The pressing bilateral issues are the law and order issue in the country.
“We are approaching elections in 2012. We want a fair and free election so every citizen can exercise their right to elect their mandated leaders to parliament in an orderly manner and a peaceful manner,” O’Neill said.

http://ramumine.wordpress.com/2011/10/25/...-for-all-bougainvilleans/

Einladung an BOC geplant ;-)))))))))))))))))))9

@nekro /kannst du das näher erläutern?kann aus der obigen Meldung nix rauslesen.danke im vorraus

ROT sind Short Selling Verhinderungsorders Market Depth for BOUGAINVILLE COPPER as at 10:05:40 AM Friday, October 28, 2011 BOUGAINVILLE COPPER Trade Summary - Status Last Change % Volume Trades Open High Low 0.900 0.005 0.56 37,800 5 0.900 0.900 0.900 Last Traded 13,000 @ 0.9 - 09:00:33 BOUGAINVILLE COPPER Market Depth BOC Buyers Level Buy Quantity Price 1 1 773 0.900 2 1 15,000 0.860 3 1 2,000 0.840 4 1 5,000 0.810 5 2 7,100 0.800 6 1 4,244 0.790 7 1 10,000 0.770 8 1 10,000 0.750 9 1 2,000 0.725 10 1 1 0.670 11 1 2,000 0.650 12 1 25,000 0.630 BOC Sellers Price Quantity Sell Level 0.920 16,000 2 1 0.950 10,000 1 2 1.000 1,315 1 3 1.100 12,130 1 4 1.250 1,000 1 5 1.700 10,000 1 6 19.990 100,000 1 7 20.000 68,026 1 8 24.990 150,000 1 9 28.500 10,000 1 10 29.950 300,000 1 11 30.000 30,000 1 12 32.400 10,000 1 13 34.990 130,000 1 14

Market Depth for BOUGAINVILLE COPPER
as at 10:05:40 AM Friday, October 28, 2011

BOUGAINVILLE COPPER Trade Summary - Status  
Last Change % Volume Trades Open High Low
0.900 0.005  0.56 37,800 5 0.900 0.900 0.900
Last Traded 13,000 @ 0.9 - 09:00:33




BOUGAINVILLE COPPER Market Depth
BOC Buyers
Level Buy Quantity Price
1  1 773 0.900
2  1 15,000 0.860
3  1 2,000 0.840
4  1 5,000 0.810
5  2 7,100 0.800
6  1 4,244 0.790
7  1 10,000 0.770
8  1 10,000 0.750
9  1 2,000 0.725
10  1 1 0.670
11  1 2,000 0.650
12  1 25,000 0.630

BOC Sellers
Price Quantity Sell Level
0.920 16,000 2 1
0.950 10,000 1 2
1.000 1,315 1 3
1.100 12,130 1 4
1.250 1,000 1 5
1.700 10,000 1 6
19.990 100,000 1 7
20.000 68,026 1 8
24.990 150,000 1 9
28.500 10,000 1 10
29.950 300,000 1 11
30.000 30,000 1 12
32.400 10,000 1 13
34.990 130,000 1 14

http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20111028/frhome.htm

 

Scrap metals

IT would not be long   before all the scrap metals at the former Panguna mine in Central   Bougainville will be removed and transported out from the area to the   Loloho wharf for shipment to overseas buyers. Every day, trucks carrying   scrap metals could be seen driving up and down the Panguna mountain.   Pictured is a truck owned by one of the scrap metal companies   transporting a ball mill up the Panguna mountain. The ball mill is a   machine that was used to crush ore during the operations of the mine.   Words and picture: WINTERFORD TOREAS

 

PNG u. ABG bewegen sich.

Eine grosse "Weihnachtsüberraschung" ist in Vorbereitung. ;-))))))))))))))

gewesen zu sein.
Anders kann man sich 110000 Stück kaufen aus dem Ask und nur bei 0,92 nicht erklären.  

Ausnamslos alles Käufe aus dem ASK, die 0,915 (50K) u. die 0,92 wurden zwischendurch aufgefüllt.

http://www.tradingroom.com.au/apps/qt/...amp;code=BOC&time=latest


Today: 28-Oct-2011
Time(AEST) Price Volume Value Condition Codes
15:56:39 0.9200 6,400 5,888
15:56:33 0.9200 8,000 7,360
15:56:33 0.9150 5,600 5,124 XT
14:48:48 0.9150   600 549 XT
12:01:52 0.9150 29,000 26,535
12:01:52 0.9150 1,000 915
11:47:09 0.9150 14,000 12,810
11:21:35 0.9150 1,000 915
10:52:55 0.9150 5,000 4,575
10:51:52 0.9100 1,000 910
10:51:52 0.9100 500 455
10:41:43 0.9100 3,000 2,730
10:00:33 0.9000 13,000 11,700
10:00:06 0.9000 6,227 5,604
10:00:06 0.9000 12,773 11,496
10:00:06 0.9000 1,027 924
10:00:06 0.9000 4,773 4,296

... Zeiten für Axel und sein persönliches Kaufprogramm! :-)  

...in der Tat! :-))))

.................. in Panguna and Arawa during his meetings with rebel hardliners that he plans to have responsible authorities sign the Panguna Heads of Agreement by November 2011.

http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20110328/ispost01.htm

Hoffe nichts dass die bots den schnitt versauen;-)

Schiiiifohaan!!!!

.................to stop looting

http://asopa.typepad.com/asopa_people/2011/10/...to-stop-looting.html

BY MARTYN NAMORONG

THE FRIENDLY SMILES, calm turquoise tropical sea and palm-fringed white sandy beaches are a facade in this group of South Pacific islands with a tortured history.

But the main island of Bougainville is indeed Treasure Island.

Home to one of the world’s largest known copper and gold deposits, Panguna mine proved to be a curse. The violent civil war that began in 1988 was exacerbated by a blockade of the island by the Papua New Guinea government.

An estimated 15 000 people died in the fighting and as a result of the blockade, which involved the cutting off of essential medicines to the people.

The blockade existed until a ceasefire was brokered in 1994. However, in rebel held territories, the looting had already begun.

Tony Kevi was a young boy when the crisis began in 1988. His mother is a Panguna landowner. This is how he described the looting and infighting that ensued in rebel held territories.

“We couldn’t get enough of the material things the white man could give us,” he says. “It was obvious, you know, when after the ceasefire when we chased off the [PNG government], we started fighting amongst ourselves over cars.”

Tony said that one rebel commander would pull a car out of another’s hands and there would be trouble. Today the looting continues in various forms.

Albert Kinini heads the screening committee of the Commerce Department of the Autonomous Bougainville Government. He estimates that about K300 million worth of alluvial gold is illicitly leaving the island.

The Bougainville government does not receive any revenue from these exports. Much of the alluvial gold mining is being carried out in the tailings region and at Panguna.

The Commerce Department is currently screening applications for scrap metal buyers. Indeed, a lot of scrap metal is being exported from the former mining region through the port of Arawa.

No one really knows the value of the exports and the once again, the government does not collect revenue from this activity.

But perhaps the biggest resources coup has been the story of the speculative investment by Invincible Resources of Canada, giving it access to every single oil, gas and mining activity on Bougainville.

For the cheap price of K20 million, Invincible Resources owns 70% of a company created by an Act of Parliament in Bougainville.

The company, known as Bogenvil Resources Development Company, was given exclusive rights to all mining and oil and gas activity under the Act.

Meanwhile a 30 000 hectare oil palm project is to be developed at Torokina on Bougainville’s west coast. Hakau Investments, a company linked with Lae-based businessman Sir Henry Chow, is currently undertaking surveying and feasibility studies.

The area contains tracts of tropical hardwood that are expected to be clear felled and sawn into timber. The project is being opposed by the member of the Bougainville House of Representatives along with members of the six landowning clans.

All of these activities are taking place in the context of a policy and legislative vacuum. There are currently no mining, forestry or fisheries policies and enabling legislation. Bougainville’s fledgling government also lacks institutional and financial capacity.

This has resulted in many foreign businesses bypassing the government and dealing directly with local landowners and leaders. One such case involves partnerships between landowners and foreign interests in a project called Nisina Mines within the lower tailings region of Panguna.

So the looting that began after the departure of Papua New Guinea’s military and police forces continues today in various forms. Powerful and influential men are amassing wealth and weapons to protect their interests. The government is weak and its exercise of authority limited.

“People are back into materialism, and we are repeating the same things. It’s all about what I can get for me today. The real threat here is that people have virtually forgotten what it was like during the blockade,” warns Tony Kevi