Graphite Stock Strategies for a Second Bubble: David Skarica

TICKERS: ALP, CCO; CCJ, ELD; EGO, FDR, LLG, MCP, NGC; NGPHF

Source: Alec Gimurtu of The Metals Report  (1/15/13)

 David Skarica, founder of Addicted to Profits, says another—bigger—graphite bubble is likely on its way. In this interview with The Metals Report, Skarica compares the graphite space to the rare earth and uranium arenas, making some interesting conclusions about what kinds of stocks perform best during market-wide roller coaster movements. However, he warns that the graphite space is different, with no clear industry leaders and a number of companies with high potential. His conclusion? Choose carefully.. 

http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/14924

http://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/...inbruch-hinnehmen-2243494

Ingrid Heinritzi, Freie Wirtschaftsjournalistin  01 / 02 / 2013

Graphit – Vorkommen und Lagerstätten

Das für die Lithium-Ionen-Batterien nötige Graphit kommt zu etwa 65 Prozent aus China. Überraschenderweise liegt an dritter Stelle weltweit Mexiko, aber nur wenn man das im Boden befindliche Graphit betrachtet..

http://miningscout.de/Kolumnen/...und_Lagerstaetten/page_1/_76/__1459

http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/...eine-revolution-ausloesen-27532

The Global Destination for Graphite Investors

Posted on February 22, 2013  by Alessandro Bruno 

Graphite investors have their pick in Quebec; more interestingly, the proximity of the properties and the availability of expertise and perhaps the best mining regulatory environment in the world, make the province  ideal. Quebec is mining friendly; graphite projects in Quebec are close to very good roads and infrastructure; the projects feature the highest grades facilitating the purification process to address the current sources of demand; finally, the companies are managed by world experts in the area of mineral graphite and all operating close to Timcal one of the sole suppliers of natural graphite in the world. The key concept is vicinity. Everything is ‘close’; one might coin the term ‘close-ology’ or “vicinology” for those who like Latin to describe the serendipitous combination of factors that are turning Quebec into the premiere graphite destination. This ‘closeology’ also has the potential to spur a number of mergers and acquisitions as the various properties run into each other geographically and geologically..

http://www.proedgewire.com/...c-the-ideal-graphite-destination/ 

http://www.stockhouse.com/natural-resources-news/...rill-results.aspx

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...-of-current-resource-model-256.htm

http://www.altairnano.com/products/

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...ed-and-indicated-resources-256.htm