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there are no rumours - Supreme Courts decision is fact - so Webs future looking incredibly positive.

Why would Mellon tweet, but WEB say nothing about future/past ?

I doubt it - Mellon etc.. will sell percentage stake to larger company - perhaps 15% for $ 7-10M

wishful thinking that no RNS could be positive - as mentioned earlier, perhaps Buyer is almost lined up by major shareholder

During the year, we won new licenses in the States of Kentucky and New York, as well as renewing multiple other licenses in the US. This is integral to our growth strategy in this area

WEB is now a sitting duck - licences and website already to go into new huge market with pent up gamblers - will get gobbled up by a bigger player - WEB already 5th largest USA co by turnover

don't be daft

This rise could hopefully continue for sometime as I don't believe many yet have had their attention drawn to the game changing situation for WEB. It took W Hill investors by surprise

On website ADR's are 1.49 dollars - there are 2 ordinary shares to each ADR. At 1.36 dollars to British pound that is just under 55p.

Please elaborate on how do you know about at decision regarding Storuman next Thursday ??

The U.S. Department of Energy noted in a new study that vulnerability of the grid was vividly demonstrated this past winter when a cold snap gripped the East from December 27 through January 8, causing a surge in demand for natural gas for home heating, which, along with pipeline problems and price spikes, reduced its availability for power generation.

Chinese fluorspar imports double in 2017 to cover lower domestic output By Michael Greenfield, Michael Greenfield Published: Wednesday, 28 March 2018 Chinese consumers have added to market tightness by purchasing material on the international market to service domestic fluorspar consumption. Chinese consumers imported 140,228 tonnes of fluorspar over 2017, up 47% from 75,086 tonnes the previous year, after environmental controls in China strangled domestic production. Domestic Chinese consumers have increasingly relied on imported material, which has contributed...

Vancouver, Canada � Leading Edge Materials Corp. (�Leading Edge Materials�) or (�the �Company�) (TSXV:LEM) (OTCQB: LEMIF) (Nasdaq First North: LEMSE) is pleased to provide an update on the first of a range of research projects aimed at capturing added value opportunities for the Norra K�rr rare earth element (�REE�) project in Sweden. A Pre-Feasibility Study completed on Norra K�rr in 2015 (�PFS�) identified a range of opportunities to improve project economics while reducing capital expenditure and minimizing the environmental footprint of the project. Leading Edge Materials has partnered with a research team lead by Prof. Julien Leclaire at the Institut de Chimie et Biochimie Mol�culaires et Supramol�culaires (�ICBMS�) in Lyon, France to investigate the extraction and separation of hafnium and zirconium from a process material previously considered to be waste. Prof. Leclaire has worked extensively on highly selective extraction systems that apply carbon dioxide to form reversible extractive agents, with a focus on REEs in both primary and waste materials. The initial six-month research alliance is partially funded by Leading Edge Materials, which provides the exclusive rights to apply the intellectual property (�IP�) developed within two years of project completion. If research is not ongoing within the two-year period, rights to use the IP shall return to ICBMS. Prof. Leclaire was identified by Leading Edge Materials as a highly skilled partner in extractive chemistry following publication of REE research, having developed and patented innovative technologies with a low environmental impact. Some this technology was developed through research into carbon capture and valorization. The Norra K�rr deposit, along with REE and zirconium, is enriched in hafnium with a reserve grade of 338 ppm hafnium oxide (HfO2) (see PFS under Tasman Metals Ltd.�s profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com or on the Company�s website at http://leadingedgematerials.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Norra-Karr_PFS_43-101-.pdf). Hafnium, named from the Latin for the Scandinavian city of Copenhagen, is a highly valued metal as it is extremely resistant to corrosion, and forms some of the highest melting point alloys known to man. More than 80% of hafnium is used for superalloys, plasma cutting equipment and nuclear control rods, with aerospace and gas turbine technologies forecast to substantially increase demand. Hafnium metal is presently valued at around $1,500 per kg with a total market approaching 100 tonnes per year. Blair Way, President and CEO, stated �While additional revenue from the separation of high purity hafnium and zirconium is attractive, we are also motivated to achieve a high degree of resource efficiency at Norra K�rr, through the application of this technology to convert former was

For SEV to have ended up in this position I believe is a complete scam. With all the noise about Mobileye etc etc, I reckon Cascade's terms of investment was deliberately set up for this end game scenario - going cheap as chips.

Anyone got a sensible idea ?

Could this potentially make TYM's Nevada resources become more valuable. With Trump fending off Chinese imports with tariffs won't this increase prices across the board.

It seems unusual that these results are now over 1 month late in being declared, so why the delay? Has anyone a reasonable explanation. Maybe they could be rechecking results because there is a dramatic swing either way from what was expected, or could it be aligned with some additional agreement regarding JV or sale ?

There has been a lot of worries over pension deficits within the FTSE 100. CNA in my view are well covered and are making additional payments into their schemes. These deficits have come about due to the miserly interest rates. However, if in future there is a turnaround in returns from interest rates or bonds then it is possible that these schemes could end up in surplus !!

There has been a lot of worries over pension deficits within the FTSE 100. CNA in my view are well covered and are making additional payments into their schemes. These deficits have come about due to the miserly interest rates. However, if in future there is a turnaround in returns from interest rates or bonds then it is possible that these schemes could end up in surplus !!

CHAIRMAN ENCOURGAES SHAREHOLDERS TO ATTEND - REORTS ON FURTHER PROGRESS " As we head into 2018, with rekindled investor interest in the Company, we have a number of irons in the fire and so look forward to reporting further progress and encourage shareholders to attend our next Annual General Meeting to be held on Wednesday 31 January 2018 at 2.30 p.m. "