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Hand was half way to the Jamesons.

Also, Umicore (in Belgium) and Byd (in China) are gearing up to recycle Li in old batteries (Byd open a factory this week). That's good. We don't want the price of Li to be too high as that will stymy the uptake of EVs... the battery cost is the most expensive part (a diesel Golf in the US is $22k whilst the EV equivalent is $30k). Most price forecasts are saying the price of Li will eventually settle at about $10k. But these are the same forecasters who, as Fingers points out, seem to be underestimating applications and demand. If $10k is the lowest anticipated price, with underestimated demand, we're laughing. It's tech that will change things. Denser batteries. Li metal batteries etc. In other words, smaller batteries for the same job. But they will still be Li. And as EV prices therefore drop, demand will rise, maintaining that $10k bottom line.

As far as I know, He3da are planning on specialising in very large units.

There's little point in speculating about it rather then broaching the question with KC, surely. Although I appreciate he must be very busy. But that would be a hell of a clanger to have dropped, and great news at the same time.

Many thanks Ear. That 47% isn't so odd. It did actually touch 15.8 yesterday I think. And I still harbour suspicions about that 15 figure and a certain friend of ours.

There is a competitive tech to Li for utility storage, and that's Vanadium Redox (see RED), but for some reason it doens't seem to be taking off. At least not yet. (dec; i have shares in red)

..fancies doing some averaging down, the price seems to be rising on very little volume

Sorry, meant E86.SG on Stuttgart. Frankfurt is the biggie though.

The Frankfurt Boerse website names us (E861.F - ISIN ISIN: AU000000EMH5) on Frankfurt, (we're E86.F on Hamburg and E86.F on Stuttgart) as Equamineral Ltd. Won't be helping the cause. This was an old name that was changed in 2014! I've emailed Keith. http://en.boerse-frankfurt.de/stock/Equamineral-share

I've just discovered that I've been monitoring the wrong EMH on Frankfurt. E86 is Hamburg... E861 is Frankfurt. (ISIN: AU000000EMH5)

...seems to apply to the whole sector. A gentle turnaround is happening across the board. Even most of my other Aussie stocks, which have been decimated, went up last night. Except the one I most recently topped up on... doh.. talk about midas touch, not. Anyway I expect this recovery will gather pace over the next few days and weeks and fair value will start to return.

No of course it's not. It's old anyway, and some halfwit journo has used google translate to read the statements at that time about the MoU. There is no 'lithium deal' with the govt. There's the MoU, which is redundant now, and the legal right to proceed, which is ours..

Don't know what this rubbish is at the top of the page.

Look, lets drop the political stuff now. It's over. Babis can't 'railroad' anyone. How? And why? Time to realise this is over as a problem now. All we're waiting for is formal re-establishment of govt (almost certainly ANO/CSSD) and when the new licence is issued shortly, that will confirm we're back on track.

That's good volume for Frankfurt too...

OK, got them. Now's the time to average down a bit I think. Silly prices and things are starting to wake up.

Oh well, seems I cannot buy 22700 shares. Not exactly a fortune. But no takers even at market.

Pounds Sid... and tks Blonde. BUt i've actually let it go to market and i'm stil not getting any. Whilst other smaller orders get filled. I hate that.

yeah I'm trying to buy on aim as there's no liquidity on ff and i want to reduce my avge. But I'm buying via germany and i know from experience that placing an order at market can get me ripped off, so place a limit. But I need to know what current reaal time ask is

That's nearly 12% improvement in recovery rates. That's fantastic. At the same time it's a cheaper process. This must have a significant impact on the IRR.