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MMs on the BID have been taking BIG amounts of shares and not selling them...... this might be more orchestrated than you think or those MMs have gladly filled their boots from sellers.

European banks putting the senior debt together might be on hold due to covid, who knows

Trust the words of NO ONE!

A background buyer has appeared and MMs are pushing for stock to fill it as quite aggressive on BID

They aren't shaking anything, some seller is killing liquidity dropping shares indiscriminately.

Irrelevant when some **** is selling at any price...

One report which talks sh*te about batteries.

It is a DMA order to sell which on SETqx only enters the market at auctions that are throughout the day, 8am, 9am, 11am, 2pm, and 16.30
It does not get filled but leaves L2 after auction ends and depending on the settings will keep reappearing until it is filled or cancelled.

That's some desperation to get out right there.....

Steel production has been going through the roof, look at Iron Ore, so there must be too much coal or they are not buying it off Teck.
Copper deficit, stocks plummeting and China increasing imports whilst production has been curtailed again does not fit this narrative...

A lot of FOMO at present, Twitter is like Chinese Drip Torture with traders flogging their wares every 5 mins!!! Covid chasers are distracting people from investments to FOMO..

Lets hope there is great regret soon!

I don't see what you see....

Thanks for reminding us how dumb your comments are.

Senior debt at $325m, I very much doubt that after that significant slice anyone else is going to have a problem financing this..... It is a question of the mix.
Brazilian Banks delayed due to Covid, now have a mandate to get more involved to recover from Covid, they will have taken steer from senior debt. Bigger senior debt more confidence in Brazil banks.
Teck/Glencore/Orion are all possible offtakes before we even look outside the company players.
Everyone knows Nickel is going places.....stupid to think Teck/Glencore/Orion not eager to take a bigger slice in HZM given finding your own mine and spending 10 years to get it ready is what you have to look forward to if you don't take a bigger slice of a ready made cake, oven ready.....Again there will be others looking action.
It is not a question of getting finance it is a question of the slices and what they represent and value. Nickel back up here is no bad thing for the negotiations.
If this project is not financiable NOTHING IS!

Vermelho is independent of financing Araguaia, however recent Telsa talk , tying up supply as an OEM, China getting closer to the Indonesians with poor ESG..... Vermelho inbound interest might be better to monetise before finance on Araguaia if it has picked up pace, making negotiations not relevant as it changes the whole bargaining picture and value of HZM beyond Araguaia.

So delays may in fact be in our favour as the only reasons I can see for delay are positives, it is just so unlikely that this project in this climate and price of Nickel can't get away finance!

All the 7.02 to 7.05p in red were buys

This is a derisked 2xTier1 company with a metal at the beginning of a hockey stick bull market driven by the greatest change in transport in several generations! It is not a case of IF but WHEN this gets funding and gets built. No drilling random holes and tests on uses /recoveries/grades, no hoping for permits.... Its allllll been done.

I'd say the more important positions in company and many outside contractors would work in US$ due to international currency, but certainly costs should be lower for what is in reals.

January 2020 is old news....

There are two ways one can report below 3% that I have seen.
Zero shares left
below threshold

Some companies do say they have no interest at all anymore whereas some just say below threshold, which might imply they do have some still, how many is anyones guess. If they had been selling down to get below the threshold it might be obvious to suggest they kept on selling to zero but you just don't know. It is known that JPM were getting out of the game so it would be more safe to suggest they did sell onto zero. Griffiths might have kept a few in the pot, it was not like he was short of a few of them so holding 1% would still be a tasty return from the levels he sold plenty of them at.
Where these websites get info on companies above 3% (non TR1'd) and even below 3% is voodoo magic. HZM said if its not in a TR1 they can't print anything and they will also not research if there are companies that a re holding and not reported. It would be advantageous to the share price possibly to report a few more errant holders.