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"....borrowing shares they dont own ,"

..in order to deliberately reduce their value.

Britain is a divided country in so many ways.

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/242399

For those that don't know, there is a campaign against blatant shorting which is rather prevalent on the AIM. Illegal in many countries but not in the UK. If you are against shorting, please sign the petition and pass to other likeminded investors. Thanks.

hTTps://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/242399

ffs not this old chestnut again. No one... no one... knows if a given trade is a buy or a sell except the buyer/seller and the dealer. The LSE does not list that information. There is a bid price and an offer price. Each are the best available prices. The mid price is the mid point between the two. It is ASSUMED by all financial websites that any trade under the mid is a sell, and any over is a buy. It's an assumption. No one knows. It's done to provide a rough guide. If your buy is showing as a 'sell' it's because you managed to buy under the mid price, you lucky bunny you. Of course you could always complain and pay a higher price so it lists as a buy.

How can people not understand this rudimentary stuff?

err.. the Frankfurt stock exchange?

http://en.boerse-frankfurt.de/stock/European_Metals-Share

Price there.like many, list price change percentages as the difference between trades. So if someone sells, then someone else buys, the price difference is represented as a % chnage. It's not the mid price moving.

10k profit per tonne after costs??

Watch out, Eeyore's back. The man's brain is stuck on tram rails.

Well we know news is near... no need to 'conclude'.

The Babs Babe may have missed the boat as regards making the CR a battery manufacturing hub

https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/europe-battery-cell-share-2026

The Japs are too discreet to blame govt plicy for leaving. This comes two weeks after the EU and Japan signed a trade agreement meaning Jap cars are no longer subject to tariffs when exported to Europe. Which means there's no longer a need for a UK manufacturing base. The fact that this announcement comes just two weeks after the signing of the trade deal suggests to me that they're connected. The UK would have been in that trade deal, but now they have to negotiate their own, and the Japs are on record as saying they're going to play tough as the UK is in a weak negotiating position.

This link should go there

https://www.ft.com/content/d26a2520-30d5-11e9-8744-e7016697f225

Is anyone able to read the article entitled "Brutal cull awaits China’s EV battery makers as support ends " in the FT? I've used up my free views.

as i happens, I'm already concomitantly wrecked.

But increased capex is less of a problem if operating costs are low and returns are therefore concomitantly higher to compensate.

Well information so far suggests that we'd be amongst the cheapest producers in the world, so we have some wriggle room. Also out geographic location encourages larger companies to invest in us.

But there are projects happening everywhere. Why do we not seem to be involved? Https://cleantechnica.com/2019/02/03/sodium-sulfur-battery-in-abu-dhabi-is-worlds-largest-storage-device/

Scott is merely an accountant. Our Chairman apparently has "30 years’ experience managing small and medium sized enterprises in the sustainable energy sector, from incubation to full commercial development." to quote his profile on the website, and so he's the only one who seems at least vaguely qualified to commercialise this. Without a Commercial/Sales/Marketing Director, who's selling and generating business?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/feb/03/local-council-guilty-verdict-turns-up-heat-on-czech-pm-andrej-babis