NORTHERN DYNASTY MINERALS WKN: 906169 ISIN: CA66510M2040 Kürzel: NDM Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Vielleicht haben auch noch die Trader und Gewinnmitnahmen den Shortern in die Karten gespielt. Wer weiß. War auf jeden Fall ne heftige Nummer und die Jungs die das verursacht haben sind auf ihrem Gebiet auf jeden Fall Profis. Grundsätzlich hat sich alles nur verbessert (Veto Wegfall und Einigung auf eine kleinere Mine. Das man nicht nach und nach noch wieder Vergrößerungen beantragen kann steht wohl außer Frage....---> Salami Taktik... Stück für Stück) jetzt ist der Weg frei für die normale Beantragung der Abbaugenehmigung für die ich gar nicht mal so schlechte Chancen sehe. Vielleicht wird uns auch schon bald sogar noch ein Partner präsentiert der die Finanzierung sichert. Abwarten... wären auf jeden Fall jetzt die nächsten Meilensteine die anstehen. Wie es Montag weiter geht? Das wüsste ich auch gerne. Vielleicht wird der Kurs noch weiter runter geprügelt. Vielleicht lassen die Shorter auch erstmal gut sein und es zieht wieder an nach oben. Tatsache ist ewig können die Jungs das Teil nicht runterdrücken und müssen covern. Ich behalte auf jeden Fall meinen Bestand.

Der Kurs wurde rubtergeprügelt. Das hat nichts mehr mit nem normalen Verlauf zu tun. ein paar große spielen offensichtlich mit uns Ping Pong. http://nakedshortreport.com/?index=NAK

Warum ist nun wieder so gefallen?

Die Short Attacken machen im Moment wenig Spass. Aber Augen zu und durch. Alles wird wieder gut.

@hichamov Jetzt kannste ja günstig wieder rein...

Mr Risk kanst du vergessen. Erst hat er überall empfohlen hier einzusteigen. Nur kurze Zeit später als es bergab ging hat er gesagt rette sich wer kann ^^

Unfassbar was grad geht..

Hat sich das aussitzen doch noch gelohnt :)

Pebble Project restored to normal course permitting under Clean Water Act VANCOUVER, May 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ - Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. (TSX: NDM; NYSE MKT: NAK) ("Northern Dynasty" or the "Company") announces that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Alaska-based Pebble Limited Partnership ("Pebble Partnership" or "PLP"), and the US Environmental Protection Agency ("EPA") have reached a settlement agreement with respect to the parties' longstanding legal dispute over the federal agency's pre-emptive regulatory action under Section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act. Under the terms of the settlement agreement, EPA has agreed the Pebble Project can proceed into normal course permitting under the Clean Water Act and National Environmental Policy Act. In particular, EPA has agreed it will not file a Recommended Determination under CWA 404(c) until a final Environmental Impact Statement ("EIS") for the Pebble Project has been completed by the US Army Corps of Engineers (the "Corps") – so long as that occurs within a period of four years following the settlement agreement and PLP files permit applications within 30 months of the date of the settlement agreement. EPA has further agreed to initiate a process to propose to withdraw the Proposed Determination it issued under CWA 404(c) in July 2014. In return, the Pebble Partnership has agreed to terminate permanently and with prejudice two lawsuits it brought against EPA: an action under the Federal Advisory Committee Act and an action under the Freedom of Information Act. "From the outset of this unfortunate saga, we've asked for nothing more than fairness and due process under the law – the right to propose a development plan for Pebble and have it assessed against the robust environmental regulations and rigorous permitting requirements enforced in Alaska and the United States," said Ron Thiessen, President & CEO. "Today's settlement gives us precisely that, the same treatment every developer and investor in a stable, first world country should expect." Northern Dynasty and the Pebble Partnership expressed their gratitude to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt and President Trump for their commitment to the rule of law, and the fair and equal treatment of those who would invest in job-creating industries in America. The Company also thanked members of US Congress and the Alaska State Legislature who helped in achieving the goal of due process for Pebble – in particular, members of the House Committee on Science, Space & Technology, House Committee on Oversight & Government Reform and Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works. "The Pebble Partnership will advance a progressive mine plan, including mitigation, to be assessed by objective, expert regulators at the US Army Corps of Engineers and a raft of other federal and state agencies – including EPA", Thiessen said. "Not only are we no longer facing extraordinary development restrictions at Pebble, we will also be assured a fair and predictable permitting review of our proposed development plan. The Corps-led EIS will be prepared by independent, third party experts to ensure that decisions are based on objective science, and that public and stakeholder participation is comprehensive and meaningful." Thiessen said the Pebble Partnership has been advancing planning for a smaller project design at Pebble than previously considered, and one that incorporates significant environmental safeguards. "It will be a busy and exciting year for Pebble and Alaska," confirmed Pebble Partnership CEO Tom Collier. "Not only will we be rolling out a project that is smaller, with demonstrable environmental protections, we will also be announcing a number of new initiatives to ensure our project is more responsive to the priorities and concerns of Alaskans. "We know the Pebble Project must not only protect the world-class fisheries of Bristol Bay, it must also benefit the people of the region and the state in a meaningful way. It is our intent to demonstrate how we will meet those goals in the period ahead." Collier said a return to an objective, science-based and predictable permitting process at Pebble will bode well for future resource investment in Alaska and the US. "Resource investors do not have an expectation that we will always receive development permits or always receive them on the terms we would prefer, but we do have an expectation of fair treatment under the law, and that science, not politics, should guide permitting decisions," Collier said.

Ist ja wohl eher um 21:00 Uhr...

Laut WO um 12 Uhr Vancouver Zeit. Also noch 20 min. Ich bin gespannt. Bin jetzt schon gut im plus. Ich hoffe, da geht heute noch gut was wenn die Fakten raus sind. :)

23-1 uhr Anscheinend. Habs aus einem anderen Forum

Wann werden denn heute die ersten News erwartet?

Sehr wahrscheinlich :-)

Wahrscheinlich heute noch..

Ja... hoffentlich geht's morgen wieder hoch. Heute eingekauft und gleich Geld verloren.