which canadian uranium mining companies are present on US Stock exchanges/?
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There are no pure-play uranium mining companies in Canada period. There are lots of developmental stage companies with some uranium interests. Usually if one of these companies actually finds a mineral and obtains rights, they will then sell those rights to a mining company, or enter into development themselves if it is economically feasible.\n\nPerhaps unrelated, but you should have no problem trading the Canadian stocks directly on their home exchange.
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Uranium is a naturally occurring element found in low levels within all rock, soil, and water. This is the highest-numbered element to be found naturally in significant quantities on earth.\n\nIt is considered to be more plentiful than antimony, beryllium, cadmium, gold, mercury, silver, or tungsten and is about as abundant as arsenic or molybdenum. It is found in many minerals including uraninite (also called pitchblende, most common uranium ore), autunite, uranophane, torbernite, and coffinite. Significant concentrations of uranium occur in some substances such as phosphate rock deposits, and minerals such as lignite, and monazite sands in uranium-rich ores (it is recovered commercially from these sources).\n\nUranium is found to some extent in the majority of rocks and sediments making up the Earth's crust, but is never found in concentrated deposits. \n\nThe most common uranium ore is pitchblende, which consists of a mixture of UO2 with U3O8. The largest known source of pitchblende is located in the Leopolville mines, in Congo, Africa. \n\nOther uranium containing minerals are euxenite, carnotite, brannerite and coffinite. The largest deposits of these ores are located in the USA, Canada, Russia and France.
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Consider link into http://www.interactivebrokers.com when offer trading in US and foreign securities in many foreign markets to non-US investors, and US investors.\n\nYou specifically noted CWRN.PK this is a Pink Sheet listed issue, not a NASD listed company. Go to http://www.pinksheets.com for excellent information.
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They are all on Internet.\n\nWorld Wide Web and Google both are on the top of this screen.\n\nOnce on their site use the Contact Us Button, ask them the Q? you have.\n\nThey will "A" in few days or minutes. \n\nSurf their site for the info you like, chairmans and Ceo are listed on Stock holder services  Page.
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Here's a review for the stock.\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.blogspot.com/
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TSX trades senior listed companies in canada.\ngo to www.tsx.com to get a list\nit also trades US securities and some GDR\nit doesnt trade derivatives
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Here's a site providing financial reports etc.  I don't think they would sell shares directly to investors.  You would have to go through a brokerage firm, or possibly through the investment arm of a bank.\nhttp://www.quantum-energy.com.au/Investors/ASXAnnouncements/tabid/286/Default.aspx
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i would say stk.sym.  seb(seaboard) it costs $1,405.00 per share currently on amex.\n\n\ni hope this was your question
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Symbol \nGBE (Common Stock)  \n \nResults \nDate Requested 03/03/06 \nClosing Price $9.25 \nVolume 2,354,000 \nSplit Adjustment Factor 1.0000:1 \nOpen $9.40 \nDay's High $9.45 \nDay's Low $9.00
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interactivebrokers.com\n\nyou can buy canadian securities directly without having to buy the US pinksheet versions which are less liquid. you would convert your USD to Canadian dollars.
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There are uranium mines in \n\nCanada Australia Kazakhstan Niger Russia \nNamibia  \nUzbekistan USA Ukraine South Africa \nChina \nCzech Repub. Brazil India \nGermany Romania \nPakistan Spain France Portugal \nI'm sure any of them would oblige.
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I can email you a research report about public Oil Mines Companies also called "Tar Sands" Companies.\n\nMost are in Canada and some are trading in the United States of America\n\nTop 10 Answerer in Business & Finance.
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Bre-X Minerals Ltd., a member of the Bre-X group of companies, was a junior Canadian mining company that was once reported to be sitting on an enormous gold deposit at Busang, Indonesia (on Borneo). Bre-X bought the Busang site in March 1993 and in October 1995 announced significant amounts of gold had been discovered, sending its stock price soaring. Originally a penny stock, its stock price reached a peak at $286.50 (Canadian dollars) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), with a total capitalization of over $6 billion Canadian dollars.\n\nThe gold reserves at Busang were alleged to be 200 million ounces (6,200 t), or up to 8% of the entire world's gold. However, it was a massive fraud and there was no gold. The core samples had been faked by salting them with outside gold. An independent lab later claimed that the faking had been poorly done, including the use of shavings from gold jewelry. In 1997, Bre-X collapsed and its shares became worthless, in one of the biggest stock scandals in Canadian history.\nContents\n[hide]\n\n    * 1 History\n    * 2 Unraveling of the fraud\n    * 3 The aftermath\n    * 4 Books\n\n[edit]\n\nHistory\n\nDavid Walsh founded Bre-X Minerals Ltd. in 1989 as a subsidiary of Bresea Resources Ltd. The company did not make a significant profit before 1993, when Walsh followed the advice of prospector John Felderhof and bought a property in the middle of a jungle near Busang River in Borneo, Indonesia. When they hired Filipino geologist Michael de Guzman to evaluate the site, the results were impressive: the first estimate was 17 million ounces of gold, at the time worth $25 billion, which would have made it the richest gold deposit ever.\n\nThe estimate of the site's worth increased over time; in 1995 it was 30 million ounces (900 t); in 1996, 60 million (1,900 t); finally, in 1997, 200 million ounces (6,200 t). The stock price of Bre-X rose to $280 per share by 1997 (split adjusted) and at its peak it had a market capitalization equal to US$4.4 billion. As the estimated size of the deposit grew, so did the stock price and the hysteria. Junior energy and mining stocks usually flounder and are ignored by the financial establishment, but the immensity of this opportunity was too great for the big players to ignore. In a greedy frenzy the Toronto Stock Exchange listed Bre-X in its premium TSE 300 index, and there was real talk about adding it to the Dow Jones Industrial Average.\n\nSome other mineral companies, including BHP Billiton organized failed takeovers, but the Indonesian government of president Suharto also got involved. Stating that a small company like Bre-X could not exploit the site by itself, the Indonesians suggested that Bre-X share the site with the large Canadian mining firm Barrick Gold, in association with Suharto's daughter Siti Rukmana. Bre-X hired Suharto's son Sigit Hardjojudanto to handle their side of the affair. Mohamad Hasan, another Suharto acquaintance, negotiated a deal whereby Bre-X would have a 45% share, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold would run the mine and Hasan would get a cut as well. Bre-X would have the land rights for 30 years. The deal was announced February 17, 1997 and Freeport-McMoRan began the final evaluation of the site.\n[edit]\n\nUnraveling of the fraud\n\nThe fraud began to unravel on March 19, 1997 when Filipino Bre-X geologist Michael de Guzman jumped to his death (or was pushed) from a helicopter in Indonesia. His body was found four days later in the jungle, mostly eaten by animals and identified from molars and a thumbprint. (On May 12, 2005, however, the National Post published a front-page story asking if de Guzman might still be alive; one of his multiple wives claimed to have received a Brazilian money order from him, dated February 2005.)\n\nOn March 26 the American firm Freeport-McMoRan, a prospective partner in developing Busang, announced that its own due-diligence core samples showed "insignificant amounts of gold". A
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Here are a couple of links that show Canadian Funds, symbols, & prices. \n\nhttp://www.lockley.net/canadian_mutual-funds.shtml\n\nhttp://globefunddb.theglobeandmail.com/gishome/plsql/gis.process_fr?fr_param1=canada&fr_mode=FUNDNAME&iaction.x=13&iaction.y=5
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Most Canadian stocks you can purchase thru the OBB markets.  I was able to do this in my Fidelity account.
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Well, the answer to your last question is... they can if they want to.\n\nI don't have the answer to your first question.  But I do have a tip.  If you get 'no such stock symbol', then do a yahoo web search on the ticker.  The first result for MACR was the fiance page, which when click yielded the same result.  But, if you click the 'cached' button on the search results, you see the last known good page of that.... so it's the best you can get on Yahoo I suppose.  The cached page shows the merger headline, which would point you in the right direction.
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look here: \nhttp://www.go2canada.com/companyprofile.htm\n:)