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Fair enough earache. Now give me the positive perspective. Presumably there is one from your point of view?

I think the initial loan is merely a precursor to a much more extensive partnership that's dependent upon the minor formality of due diligence, and is a goodwill gesture. The process is evolving and unfolding and clearly KC will be taking decisions that are in the interest of EMH.

If ever you need evidence that the AIM is mainly populated by short term traders making their beer money and who don't understand the companies that they're buying into (and don't want to), rather than investors looking to make proper money, today's sells must be it.

yes you can. Look at the Tesla solar roof concept.

Unfortunately, the sheeple will only buy when they see other people buying. Who fancies getting it started? I'm spent up.

KC really seems to be upping the PR activity now. This can only be a good sign.

We're one of only two large scale hydroxide producers. Which can't be bad!

I'm not sure that happens here yet. There isn't enough liquidity. But it probably will when things pick up.

My understanding is that the form in which the ore occurs (mica) renders is susceptible to cheaper forms of refining, that are simpler than usual, using magnetic processes. So the 2.7 refers to the concentration part way through the extraction process and the other numbers refer to its concentration in the ground. But I'm certainly no expert and this understanding may not be comprehensive.

I also know that when the CEO is publicly stating that discussions are ongoing with potential offtakers, he probably means it when he downplays any political issues.

I know that PIs are influenced by whats on here and elsewhere. I know that people talk. I know that given investments gain reputations. I know this share has a reputation that it won't happen because the govt is stopping it. I know this from posting on a seeking alfa forum and noting the responses. I know that regardless, it's best not to emphasise the negative at the expense of the positive, especially when you cannot be sure of the negative and the CEO is emphasising the positive.

Derampers are just as irritating as rampers. Thanks for al that positivity on a public media platform. What is wrong with your head?? ffs, never go into PR.

You DO NOT KNOW what is happening behind the scenes and so HAVE NO RIGHT to declare, in your very superior tones, certainty about anything. All the signs point to the resolution of this political issue, which was started two years ago and was to do with nationalisation. It hasn't happened. And it would have done so by now. Let KC get on with it. He issues a new presentation and gives a public interview for a reason. Positive PR. I'm sure he loves having his efforts undermined by a know-it-all PI who actually knows SFA.

Wow Colin... that gave me a warm glowing feeling inside! :-)

In fact if you're on twitter, you could retweet mine as well as posting your own tweets. Spread the message.

Get tweeting the presentation and the interview. I've just done so.

... that there isn't good buying activity now, given the pretty phenomenal PFS and Keith's informative and positive interview, during which he referenced a supportive political environment. I know the whole sector is a bit muted right now, but we're so undervalued, it's laughable.

Without ramping and in all seriousness, I personally think this is one hell of an opportunity. We seem perhaps to have fallen off the general investor's radar. How to get back on it?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-07-03/europe-thinks-like-china-in-building-its-own-battery-industry

Advertorial, presumably.

..actually get a mention at last. Or at least the lithium does.

https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/latest-news-headlines/52545818

https://www.euronews.com/2019/06/30/czech-pm-warns-of-snap-election-if-coalition-crumbles