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Well I certainly don't understand why some people put JM on a pedestal. He's just a punter like the rest of us, just happens to be a rather rich one. This has enabled him to join a small club that comprises Akers, Normand and others, and together they seem to have garnered a following of enthusiasts. This seems to be related to the success of AAA, but the investment that AAA made could easily have been just a lucky break. All investment companies or SPACs take a punt on whatever they back. AAA got lucky.... VELA owns tiny percentages of a few startups (compare those percentages to Tern's investee holding), so tiny that it's hard for me to see how they'll ever make much money. In short I really don't see any evidence that persuades me that this group of people are worthy of the praise they seem to get. I confess I got pulled in here myself on the hype. I choose to believe that I won't regret it, but that's partly because I'm committed now and would rather smile than weep. The only SPAC type 'leader', if you can call them that, that I'd follow would be Vin Murria, and I might well put something into Summerway if I can find any cash.

I think we may all of got a bit carried away with the temporary SPAC fad.

JM's not a trader. I know him from his days in Tern. He's a holder. He's either selling because he needs the cash for his own SPAC, or it's bad news for us. I suspect the first option myself.

Surely to truly unify the two projects, Geomet would buy Zinwald, not CEZ or EMH.

It's bloody traders and maybe shorters. They've been doing it for years. Parasites.

In the interests of balance, here's a response from a poster on HC:

"I agree, the article raises some legitimate questions, but the way how it is put is needlessly too negatively sounding - EMH has already answered most of the hard questions in my opinion. The whole part about "poisons" is ridiculous, you couldn't build anything with this attitude of "mining was terrible in the past, so let's not mine today (when the technologies are different)"

Also, the "local" criticism is only from the village of Krupka which is not even directly next to the mine (it is about 6 km by air - relatively far in the central european context), close are Dubí and Cínovec villages. I am sure Ústí region has no major problems with it, quite the contrary. This article says they are fine with it as long as it will have a positive economic impact on the region and won't destroy nature (ie. the project will have EIA): https://www.idnes.cz/usti/zpravy/lithium-tezba-cinovec-krupka-nesouhlas-zivotni-prostredi.A210603_131722_usti-zpravy_grr

Michal Šnobr is also a long-time critic of CEZ management (rightfully so) but is connected with a competing energy group, so it has to be taken in that context.

I would like to note that the SeznamZprávy news server has been criticized lately for several not that well-written/substantiated articles - they almost sacked an interior minister by a slightly misleading reporting on his treason. They like to express strong opinions and sometimes don't back it with enough of research."

Or this one.

https://twitter.com/WyldNetworks/status/1406952825746296839?s=20

Many people will not know how to participate if the message doesn't get out. How many invest in shares listed on Nasdaq North?

Fingers, did you read that? It doesn't exactly read well....

Please retweet this as much as possible to get the word out. And include tags like #AIM and #IoT and any others that you think might be searched on by people who might invest...

https://twitter.com/WyldNetworks/status/1406646272019292163?s=20

Well unless I make a wedge, old age is going to be penury.

Cadellin, 5.7 quid would be life changing, never mind more.

Anyone heard of Microvast Batteries? Or Gaussin? https://twitter.com/InsideEVs/status/1406637939451383814?s=20

oops, sorry, wrong board

Anyone heard of Microvast Batteries? Or Gaussin? https://twitter.com/InsideEVs/status/1406637939451383814?s=20

Calm down folks. Simply extrapolating numbers rarely works. Real life is more nuanced. We'll all do well, but don't get carried away with stratospheric valuations. Better to expect less, then if more happens, it'll be a nice surprise.

gsdsitgs, you have a message in your inbox.

Sheesh. You'd try the patience of a saint. My point was that CEZ cannot say 'no Geomet, you cannot sell Li to anyone else but us.' In your own words... if both can block the other, then nothing will happen.
These are such rudimentary points. Do you really think your genius is so great that you've thought of something the EMH and their lawyers haven't thought of? I think you may have to be filtered.

The clause you quote relates to construction, not offtake agreements.

VW will partner with CEZ in the building of a gigafactory (so CEZ and VW amount to being the same customer from Geomet's perspective), and either with CEZ, EMH or Geomet for offtake agreements.

Either way, CEZ cannot block offtake agreements with other offtakers in order to retain resource for themselves. Neither can they set their own price.

Noise, that's very interesting.

Hell you're well named. Bitter and twisted too.

Why don't you write to Keith and ask him? Hmmm?