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OK I'll baby feed it to you. Take a look at this tech for processing mica based Li. Do we need it? I thought we had a process... did we patent it if it's the same as one of these?

https://www.lepidico.com/l-max-technology/l-max/

https://www.lepidico.com/l-max-technology/l-max-licensing/

https://www.lepidico.com/l-max-technology/technology/

Try again

https://www.edisongroup.com/edison-explains/lithium-2/

"While the demand side has returned to trend, or even accelerated, the supply side has been unable to react as quickly, threatening to tip the market back into fundamental deficit as early as Q320.""According to Seeking Alpha, this will result in the lithium carbonate price reaching US$12,000/t by the year end and US$13,000/t in 2025, when demand for lithium will reach 1.637Mtpa and the lithium hydroxide price will have reached a premium US$16,500/t."https://www.edisongroup.com/edison-explains/lithium-2/(also note last sentence - take a look at their tech)

The death rate is about 3%. If it becomes a pandemic, the WHO reckon it'll take out about 4.5 to 5 million people.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/europe-floors-race-dominate-car-050012431.html

Don't understand why EMH/Czech lithium comes up so rarely in the media. We will of course, when things get going.

I think there's research into using graphene in anodes to improve Li battery performance.

That's excellent. We need more third party acknowledgement like that.

what did you go and say that for?

Ah the troll is back. That's a good sign...

Are we being shorted? Who would wait until now to sell 100k shares?

...this to get to 53c (as in euros/cents) in Frankfurt. Honestly now blokes... how long do I need to wait? (I can take if I have to... be honest)

They do. But the lithium space is complicated by conflicting rumours of oversupply and political shenanigans in S America. There's consensus that the long term view is positive, but people are nervous about the short term. EMH however is in a unique position, and has advantages in its favour that no other Li stock that I'm aware of has. There are other EU based Li plays, but CEZ, I believe, offers a unique advantage, as is evidenced by this report implying they're talking to automotive companies, not as customers but as investors.

In fact I'd go as far as to say that if you want to play the lithium space then EMH has to be one of the hottest prospects. I'd put my money here before orocobre or sqm or any other company. Certainly if I'm seeking significant gain.The reasons why are complex, but involve proximity to market and a host of regional and EU related political factors.

This is why EMH is different from most Li plays, especially with CEZ on board.

Boomed?? I wish...

I'd say it looks like a competitor. The size of the reserve doesn't really matter. It's how much can be converted to LiHo per year that matters, and I doubt they're able to make the stuff any quicker than we can. Meanwhile, the market's plenty big enough to take what LiHo both parties can supply.

VW are saying the opposite. I think you're right. BMW etc are reluctant/unable to invest or adapt quickly enough. They're trying to blag the market into slowing down.

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That's interesting. Anecdotal evidence like that, if indeed trustworthy, is often more useful than official pronouncements.

India is investing massively in clean energy

https://www.ibef.org/industry/renewable-energy.aspx