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Yes, eventually.

degsie, what you say is true, but unfortunately markets don't think rationally. I can't believe what's happened to the prices of other holdings of mine, all of which, like EMH, have a good future. If I were to sell up now I would lose everything. I have no choice but to hang on for the ride. When our good news does arrive, I'm afraid the response is going to be pretty muted until a vaccine is found for this monster. Talk about a black swan event. As if the politics of a couple of years ago wasn't one too. We've not been lucky, that's for sure.

it's not fallen because of Keith's interview! Or any fundamentals. It's a full blown global market crash that's in progress. Another junior miner holding of mine in Oz - ARL - has fallen from the 50's to 19 in just a couple of days. And yet it's a good company. There is no reason for the fall other than people wanting out of the markets. With EMH though, there sems to be less of a run for the exits than an automated drop in price.

A 7% drop on a single trade of 100 squid. Clearly nothing to do with the company but MMs hoping to profit on the rebound.

Only if the exchange rates work in your favour.

It's usually better to buy on the national exchange of the company concerned as there's usually more liquidity in those markets. However liquidity seems to be about the same between lon and asx with EMH, so I'm not sure it makes much difference. I own on the Frankfurt exchange, being an awkward sod.

Yes. We know CEZ are talking now to prospective offtakers with a view to getting them to invest as well. Any news of success in this regard should help to propel the price higher.

All this covid ****** may mean our bounce isn't quite as high as we'd hoped.

They still have to go through a rigorous procedure that takes at least 12 months. Whatever early animal based tests show.

yeah but unfortunately you still need 12-16 months of human trials.

https://www.politico.eu/article/coronavirus-emboldens-europes-supply-chain-security-hawks/

No I can't, but I think it's a mistake to sell. People do tend to follow each other. But there are buys too... and usually for a higher value than the sells. The market at the moment is atrocious which isn't helping.

Look, I'm with you... I think you may be right on you mid thirties prediction, and hopefully a steady climb from there as things progress. But my five other clean energy metals stocks are also going down... just as I think they must have hit bottom by now, down they go again. So general market conditions are not helping and a lot of people seem to be capitulating. But at some point things will turn. And I remain convinced that EMH is one of the best bets in the sector.

I'm not sure much is going on. All we can do is wait for the due diligence to complete, which will be this month.

It's the sector Alex. I have much smaller holdings in other Li miners and they've fallen so far that I'm almost writing them off. In english, we have a saying... 'what goes around, comes around.' In other words, what leaves you from the left eventually returns from the right. We'll recover soon, I'm sure.

Odd. it's the only UK paper that has any meaning for me. Given it's varied perspectives, and genuine, usually verifiable sources, that allow me to make up my own mind.

So you're a DM only man. OK, well, I'm afraid the conversation stops right there, partly because it wouldn't be able to go any further anyway.

haha.. a torygraph reader. I knew it. It's Capital Economics that are making the claim. Not the Guardian. The Guardian is a newspaper, it reports. Unlike the torygraph/DM both of which are propaganda sheets.

Https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/feb/27/coronavirus-could-trigger-damage-on-scale-of-2008-financial-crisis-covid-19

You could be right. But although mid 30s is still too low for me, it would feel a lot more comfortable.

Remember CEZ are also talking to potential offtakers.... as investment partners. So the news could be pretty phenomenal.

OK that's great. I wasn't aware of lmax. If it's not an issue, and we do have our own technique, that's obviously good. But perhaps it might be an idea to protect our approach?