Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
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Agreed needalife... everyone knows he's a petty troll.
GLA
Check who started the bickering needless in a totally unprovoked trolling message @ 16.23 buddy... Have a great day 😘
BNC/Pinot,Thanks good luck too you both ,profit is profit at end of day ,I never rise to the comments towards me they are the ones who are losing money not me ,a wise invester is a good invester imho am happy with my 159%+ return on my investment here,will keep popping in see how your getting on good luck and take care CCx
Further more bnc. Where were you with your self proclaimed indignation, when these sort of people post this sort of post DAILY.
thought so needless life, thanks for confirming in a roundabout way, Have a crap life, hope you manage to get a proper job one day
You would have more credibility if you called out the happy clappers as fast as you do others
Novice, it's less than a week since you decided, we had forgotten you love of putin, and it was OK to creep back on the board. And everyone of your posts is bickering with someone. You really are a sad little keyboard warrior
Bnc. My post is but a fraction of the uncalled for tripe bubble has chosen to throw at me.
I strongly suggest you mind your own business, and stick to your chicken bones.
Could never question anyone for either buying or selling stock , why the need to announce it beats me totally.
Uncalled for needalife & totally unnecessary
bn.c
Hey bubblé
good luck buddy
you'll be missed
igonre the crass comments
all the best m8y
bn.c
Whatever that's the biggest load of bow locks I've read in a while 😂
Any way it'll be out of site way down the reading pane soon so who cares about someone who protests too much as I said who rattled your cage earlier with the totally unprovoked jibe ? Rent free buddy
You can give some one all the money in the world but it still doesn't make them a decent honourable human being. Lolzzz I can see they've already posted another load of diatribe while I'm posting this
I'll leave you to argue with yourself tiny lots of love
All we need now is the putin fan to say he's also sold his pretend shares. #burgerflipper
He knows who he is...
:(
You made the right choice Bubble. In times like this its better to play safe and protect one’s capital.
There will always be another opportunity as long as you have the capital.
US debt is on edge of the cliff, smart investors knows now its not the time to be in risky stocks
PART 2
The bank said weaker data from China was the trigger for the copper’s decline, along with rising production after the resolution of supply disruptions in Peru, Chile, Indonesia, Panama, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
We have been calling for copper to end the year at $7800 a tonne ($3.54/lb), implying further downside from here; Morgan Stanley said.
With that call we flagged a risk to demand as well as supply growth ahead as new mines ramp up and existing disruptions resolve.
However, in the near-term copper price action is likely to be heavily influenced by macro sentiment and any policy response from China.
Another bank, Australia’s ANZ, made a similar point a week earlier when it referred to copper’s false start and a failure to meet expectations of a surge in demand which had seen the metal give up most of this year’s gain.
PART 1
Last week saw the latest instalment of the Henry v Copper saga when the BHP boss used his time at the Bank of America metals conference in Spain to remind everyone that a copper shortage and price boom is coming.
He estimates that US$250 billion needs to be invested in copper mines to meet end of the decade global decarbonising targets, whereas the currently committed projects amount to a spend of up to $50 million.
Ultimately, higher prices will induce further investment and more supply. But this takes time, Henry said.
Indeed, it does take time, as Lord Keynes famously said last century. Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
In the days after Henry’s speech in Barcelona the copper price edged down by two cents, from $3.74 a pound to $3.72/lb, which is irrelevant when discussing the long-term outlook but sobering for copper bulls who subscribe to the theory of huge demand and sluggish supply growth.
What went wrong for copper last week was a fresh blast of the chilly wind blowing off the Chinese economy which is not performing as promised, dragging copper down to a five-month low.
The Wall Street Journal newspaper best summed up the problem with copper in a weekend headline: China’s wavering recovery reverses copper rally, a story which reported that there negativity coming from all sides for copper.
Also on the side of the downbeat copper market is a man whose company is a big and growing consumer of copper, Elon Musk, the Tesla boss.
While not predicting a slump in the copper price, Musk said that all future Teslas would operate on a 48-volt electrical system, superseding the existing 12v system common to most vehicles, with 48v using much less copper compared 12v.
The first approximation means we need only about a quarter as much copper in the car as would be needed for a 12v battery, to that’s a big deal because people often worry about whether there is enough copper Musk said, before adding, there is (enough copper).
The difference between Musk’s view of copper and that of Henry is largely one of timing with Musk talking about immediate changes on the Tesla production line and Henry talking about long-term copper demand in a decarbonising and increasingly electrifying world.
But a deeper dig into the copper market reveals that there is unlikely to be a rapid recovery in price as the fundamentals of supply and demand drift further apart, piling pressure onto the price.
Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, weighed into the copper debate just before Henry spoke in Spain with a warning that weakness abounds.
After a few range-bound weeks, copper broke below its 200-day moving average and reached the lowest level since late November, Morgan Stanley said.
Nice to see a weighty one published during market hours.
A more bullish message perhaps?
Good luck Bubble, many of us are between a rock & a hard place on this, very hard to know what to do.
Good luck Cookie
Anyone have full access to this article
https://www.mining-journal.com/miner-s-right/opinion/1453228/mike-henry-frustrated-copper-bull
Good luck Bubble. Thanks for your input over the years. Hope to see you back soon.
Regards
Pad
Cusn and shg fortissimo,good luck here ,will keep an eye on it see how you get on gl.
18p appeared on the bid at the very start, I will not be surprised to see that at the end of today trading.....hopefully.
Take care my Friend
Pinot xx
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IW not commenting on the changes. 156% would have been a kill for him. GL buble
All the best Bubble....there are no 'risk-free' bets or investments in the markets but there are some boring dividend low profit stocks out there that are safer than SOLG. Just don't plough all your dosh into fragile or volatile stocks like HARL and others.
You might be better just sitting things out for a year and wait for inflation woes to pass.
Never like to see investors (long term) depart near the end game only then to repeat poor choices on other stocks.
Maybe avoid 'growth stocks' entirely and then you'll it less stressful.
Farewell. ATB.
See ya bubble … good luck
Good for you Bubble, you will sleep better and well done for your profit.