Archive for August, 2008

Kangaroo Metals buys tin mine

Perth-based Kangaroo Metals Ltd has entered into a purchase agreement for the California Creek tin mine. The company was quoted as saying: It will assess the value of the assets with its own operations which are adjacent to the mine. For more information, click here Visit here for Kangaroo’s website.

Tin jumps on short covering

Tin jumped more than 5 percent to $18,800 a tonne on a short-covering on London Metal Exchange. For more information, click here

Tin prices expected to hold steady

Edward Meir, an analyst at MF Global, was quoted as saying: Tin prices are expected to hold steady because the metal has stronger fundamentals than many others in its group. Click here for full story

Will Congo tin exports resume?

The Association of Exporters of Minerals of North Kivu is expecting a decision tomorrow from the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Mines Ministry and Finance Ministry on recent increases in traders’ tax liabilities. In reaction to the tax hike, exporters in North Kivu, responsible for 75% of the country’s tin shipments, halted exports.

Introduction to Tin Investing

Tin has been experiencing a strong bull market in the last three years. In late 2005, the price of tin was around $6,000/t. Since then, the price has exploded, setting a record high $25,000/t on May 15, 2008. So far this year, the tin price has increased $53.

Resource Investing News

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Tin Investing Glossary of Terms

The Tin Investing Glossary: This glossary covers investing in junior resource companies. For the experienced investor or the newbie, you should find everything you need here. If not, let us know and we’ll research and add what you’re looking for.

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