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Laramide Resources Ltd (LAM.V)

An SI Board Since August 2004

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Emcee: Joey Two-Cents	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Laramide Resources Ltd. (LAM.V) and (LMRXF on the OTC:BB) fianlized a deal this week that gives them control 100% of Westmoreland/Lagoon Creek deposit. Westmoreland was last listed as containing 21,000 tonnes ($800 million at todays prices)of uranium oxide material, making it one of Australia's biggest known undeveloped deposits.

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Lagoon Creek ranks among the largest uranium deposits in Australia. In turn, Australia ranks first in the world in known recoverable resources of uranium with 28 per cent of the total. By contrast, Canada ranks third with 14 per cent, but has a leading position in world mine output with 30 per cent of global supply.

Uranium prices have improved substantially in the past 18 months with spot prices rising from below $10 (U.S.) per pound to current levels above $19.00 (U.S.) per pound. This trend of rising prices is attributed to strong industry fundamentals with present world mine output (43,000 tonnes) a little more than half the level of consumption by utilities (78,000 tonnes), which are the consumers of all of global uranium supply. This positive pricing picture follows a prolonged bear market dating to the early 1980s.
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James Dines one of the world's most respected fincial forecasters is extemely bullish on Uranium.
theaureport.com

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Uranium Prices
uxc.com
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Article about uranium supply shortages.
theage.com.au
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Laramide has 30,361,387 shares outstanding and is trading at $.31 CDA ($.24 US).

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19	Laramide has been doing great lately, I think they are starting to explore some	Postman	-	7/29/2005
18	Well, It strikes me that Laramide deserves a little more attention than it has b	Dundee Maples	-	7/27/2005
17	LAM stock price is firming up again-	Postman	-	9/24/2004
16	Interesting stuff from Stockhouse stockhouse.com; In one of the more fortuito	jrhana	-	9/19/2004
15	Should be interesting to see what happens next!	Postman	-	9/16/2004
14	2004-09-16 12:10 ET - News Release Mr. Marc Henderson reports LARAMIDE ANNOUNC	Condor	-	9/16/2004
13	Halt...the reason .... Message 20531837	Condor	-	9/16/2004
12	Yippee!!! Bloomberg is showing a bid/ask of $1.25 CAN. Although off hour trades	Joey Two-Cents	-	9/16/2004
11	LAM halted this morning.	Condor	-	9/16/2004
10	PDN.AX, the Australian company, can be found at: paladinresources.com.au Sprot	Taikun	-	9/15/2004
9	I don't know Paladin at all- what do they have?	Postman	-	9/15/2004
8	Looks promising. The only other Auzzie play I have is the more mature ERA.AX, b	Taikun	-	9/14/2004
7	No problem- you can see the potential of this project from looking at that websi	Postman	-	9/14/2004
6	Looks great. Many thanks!!	Taikun	-	9/14/2004
5	Try this site for info on the questions- uic.com.au	Postman	-	9/14/2004
4	I own LAM.V and have great hopes for its potential. I am wondering if anyone ca	Taikun	-	9/12/2004
3	I know- LAM is sitting on about a billion dollars worth of uranium if they can g	Postman	-	9/11/2004
2	Uranium up $1 to $19.50 in the last month. That gives Laramide a resource worth	Joey Two-Cents	-	9/10/2004
1	Here is more info on the deposit- ------------ Westmoreland This comprises t	Postman	-	9/8/2004

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