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You are saving us a fortune? If we had invested a few days ago when you said the price was going to hit 3p then 4p+ we would now have lost!

Of course your predictions are right, if I decide to place a bet on Man City v ****nal tonight and say City are gonna win, then an hour later, oh now I've decided ****nal are going to win, then a little later say, oh actually it's going to be a draw, then one of those predictions is going to come true! You've been making predictions for months and more often than not they are wrong.

None of us know for sure where this price is going in the coming days, weeks and months. All we can do is do our own research, form our own opinion and act accordingly. If anyone is listening to wild predictions from people who have no idea, then they really are going to end up losing a lot.

Yes but Hardcore, last week you told us the price by Friday would be 3p+ and in a few weeks it would be 4p+. So what has happened to those predictions? Maybe you should just stop throwing wild predictions out there when you clearly have no idea what you're talking about. No problem with you commenting on the forum, but all this wild speculation is not helping your cause.

Lance posted this same message on the ADVFN forum last week. It was his first post on that forum. Yesterday this was his first post on this site as well. So although it all seems like a very well written lot of information, what it really looks like is a simple attempt to devalue the company and no doubt profit from that. So please don’t read into it too much, do your own research and come to your own conclusions.

I’m always very sceptical of users who appear out of nowhere with such damning things to say about a company.

From what I can gather, Veolia do not offer the same thing as TM1. They manually break down the battery and then put the remaining parts through a machine.

I also suspect this is not done in this country. They are working on plants here in the UK but it looks as though at the moment they ship the batteries elsewhere. It’s quite hard to get concrete answers on this so I can’t say for sure.

What I am sure of, the technology TM1 are looking to use is different to what Veolia have in place. So although they both recycle batteries, they are very different companies. You’re basically comparing apples and oranges.

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There is no timescale. They have already been waiting well over 6 months. We originally thought the EA licenses would come around May, but there has just been delay after delay.

It’s a case of it could happen tomorrow or it could take another 6 months. No one knows how long they will be waiting. All we do know is every day is one step closer. At least for now they can manually recycle the lead-acid batteries. It will be a big plus when they get the approval to turn the machine on. Then the really big news will be when the Lithium-ion plants finally gets the approval. That will be the game changer.

A nice little mention of the Sunday Roast podcast today. The guys went to visit the two sites last week. They are putting more content out next week but some very interesting comments in todays podcast.

The fact that they have the IP on the lithium machine tech is very interesting. Has massive implications for the future.

Also great to hear revenue will be starting this coming week. There was mention of the lead acid bringing in 100k a month even at this stage, which was a nice surprise! With the lithium to come this is going to be a company that makes money fast!

I seem to remember them saying their license only allowed batteries to be stored on site for 72 hours. So that would imply that they were going to recycle them straight away. Someone may correct me on that but I do remember reading it.

I agree, a really good interview. When you calculate the value of TM1’s assets it’s quite amazing where the share price is at the moment.

The mining side alone is worth more than the current market cap. With the recycling side of the business and the halo boxes as well, there is massive value to had.

Nice to hear the first batteries are arriving at the lead-acid plant today as well. So one would assume the recycling is about to begin, will be nice for them to finally have some revenue coming in.