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Mind you, I think German prices - both bid and offer - often include a premium to cover some cost of other of subsequently buying elsewhere, presumably the UK or Australia. US may be the same. May be wrong. But there's usually a premium. Are we actually listed in Germany and US? Or is that just a facility for buy on main exchanges where we are listed?

Nearly that in Germany too

Fingers if we hit 10 dollars by july end, I will fly over to Oz and drink a crate of beers with you. On your new yacht.

https://forbes.cz/otevreni-lithiovych-dolu-je-rentabilni-zni-z-cez-kolem-tezby-krouzi-i-janecek/

barnakles, I think it's in here: https://www.brighttalk.com/webinar/managing-the-iot-device-security-lifecycle/

including those two from yesterday were buys, if you look at the times/bid/offer. That's quite a lot of wonga.

This has to be an example of AS's strategy of finding UK high tech startups and selling them to Americans.

Can't find anything, but what there is suggests that it was a very broad discussion, and not specifically about our sector.

..EV/clean energy thing better work, and work quickly. Or we're all stuffed anyway.

https://twitter.com/RichardOnSafari/status/1402585743122481154?s=20

Thematica ask an interesting question regarding Northvolt..

https://twitter.com/Thematicafunds/status/1402589300580102145?s=20

https://www.ft.com/content/8f38e947-b680-45f4-8f0a-d5ae1f9c3ea9?segmentid=acee4131-99c2-09d3-a635-873e61754ec6

All together now..
"Where will they get all the lithium? tra la... tra la...."

is 99.8 cents on the ask. Will we bust through the euro?

I certainly agree as regards a main market listing. As for AIM, you're too polite. It's an under regulated, shark infested swamp of corruption and manipulation.

No, apparently it's because the CR exchange is not equipped to handle Australian CDIs, or CFDs tor whatever they
re called, which are specific Australian devices to allow people to buy onto the asx from other countries.

The ask in Germany is equivalent to 87p. As usual, the AIM...

What don't the Brits get?

Well every nation or trading block is facing the same issue. I don't know how far they're prepared to expand the EMH/Cinovec operation, but it's awfully big and could probably cope with quadrupling planned output. There's also the issue of carbon emissions generated by transporting the stuff all over the world.

..to be going sideways. That's ok as it's building a solid new base price platform.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/us-must-work-with-allies-secure-electric-vehicle-metals-white-house-2021-06-08/

Can't help but feel that there's a whiff of American supremacism about this. Why should everyone sell their EV metals to the US? Especially as they have lots of their own. EVs are far simpler to build that ICEs and developing countries should be building their own... rather than continuing to act as raw material supplier to the added value creators. Certainly I think it would be very odd if any EU based metals were exported there. We have more than enough indigenous demand already. (I say 'we' as I live in the EU). Same applies to the UK.

https://twitter.com/HC_Haplo/status/1402417827588440067?s=20

Hard to know if they're sells or not. At those prices, they're too anomalous. The 104k might be. Are others rollovers? The two 100k trades occurred in exactly the same second!