Boom ..Boom ...Boom, page-71

MBN was stated in Stevensons list of NI producers that skyrocketed up during his defined N2 eclipse event 2004-2007, MBN is cited a s a 3,126% up mover in its SP 2004-2007, again showing its spiking capacity.

Extracts of the N3 eclipse report from Stevensons, the Resources Speculator here:-

As nickel supplies plummeted...nickel prices SKYROCKETED.
The price per tonne shot up 400%.
But investors in pure play nickel stocks did far better than that.
Here’s a list of nine of them on the ASX...

	Column 1	Column 2
0	Independence Group:	+ 691%
1	Western Areas:	+ 810%
2	Panoramic Resources:	+ 639%
3	Mincor Resources:	+ 530%
4	Poseidon Nickel:	+ 1,138%
5	Mirabela Nickel:[/B]	+ 3,126%
6	Minara Resources:	+ 144%
7	Aspire Mining:	+ 518%
8	Lincoln Minerals:	+ 500%

Bear in mind all these stock gains were made between January 2004 and December 2007.

another extract-

But as you’ve just seen, China’s running down its stockpiles.
Soon they will run dry — it’s only a matter of time.
What happens when they do?
This is the game-changing question...
And understanding its answer could make you a LOT of money in the next 18 months.
You see, I believe China will soon be forced to buy its nickel from the London Metals Exchange (LME).
And when they do, LME inventories should start depleting as early as June this year.
In short, a new Nickel Eclipse is coming.
And I believe it will create...
The perfect storm for three Aussie
‘pure play’ nickel stocks

Now look, the last time the LME had a nickel deficit was back in 2006, during the last eclipse.
That deficit was 51,000 tonnes.
And it sent the nickel price above US$35,000 per tonne that year...triggering some pure play nickel stocks up over 3,000%.
But my research tells me the market could move from a massive 93,000 tonne surplus in 2014...to a DEFICIT of 30,000 tonnes in 2015...and a 60,000 tonne shortfall in 2016.
Keep in mind, the current nickel price is around US$12,500 per tonne.
In this case, I expect to see nickel prices shoot beyond US$20,000 by the end of the year...and surpass US$30,000 in 2016.
This should see quality ‘pure play’ Aussie nickel stocks do extremely well.
How well?
And which stocks?