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The L2 data keeps either freezing or corrupting, and posts to the boards just don't appear.
L2 and boards. The only things I use.
Trouble is there's not much competition. ADVFN boards are laughable for their troll pollution and their L2 is way too expensive. Where else is there? iii? No one uses their boards and you have to open a trading /c to get L2. .
This would be the best site if it was reliable.

I don't know why the world and his wife aren't piling into EMH.

I only wish someone would start pumping it.

Pillar 2, circa 8 minutes in. But listen from the start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xqp2fpDu9N8

rhodi, Q&A sessions with AS take the form of presubmitted questions, so he can avoid those he doesn't want to answer. There's no live Q&A. Or there hasn't been to date.

Could this propagate the impending six month spike?

It's not just Sisto, it's the whole board. Smug, complacent dinosaurs who are out of touch with the way the social media driven, modern world works. Arcane and apparently incompetent.

Ah well.. I appeared in this world in one of those minutes when suckers are born...

Cinovec is the 4th largest hard rock resource in the world. And one of the cheapest from which to produce Lithium hydroxide. There is massive demand emerging worldwide that greatly exceeds current production. VW are not the only manufacturer.... there are plenty, and dedicated battery manufacturers too... so we shouldn't just think automotive as these will also be making large scale storage batteries. Then there is marine, and aeronautical.

By the way did you see that Volkswagen are changing their name in the US to Voltswagen?

However all this plays out, all the lithium that Cinovec can produce will be sold.

It may be that BMW are too late to strike a deal for Cinovec lithium.

It's short termers taking profits because it's gone quiet. Also sheeple following each other even they don't know what's going on. When news comes, which could be at any time, we'll shoot up. What's a sensible target price when an offtake agreement is announced?

Oh harass him please. Harass the bar steward for the rest of its life.

Bingo :-)

I like the optimism. So, where's the buying at these levels to reflect it?

investor12.. yes indeed. Sad isn't it? But I'm using EUA to try and pay off losses made elsewhere.

haha yes... nothing to do with people actually placing trades. There was little but juvenile hysteria over the weekend. Now reality sets in. Of course the RNS was god news, but could imply a number of things and only time will tell what transpires. I've little doubt it will be beneficial, but no stratospheric rise today.

Well I hope you're going to apologise to the more level headed posters over the weekend, who were routinely ****ged for suggesting this was going anywhere other than the stratosphere today. Nice to see a little realism setting in. I'm a holder by the way and need 77p.

The share price did not 'hit 35p in Germany'. Look and think.

https://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/eurasia-mining-aktie/times-and-sales

31p, from 3 trades.

Maybe it'll fly up on Monday, but then again, maybe it won't.

Mines are not valued on what's underground. They're valued on what's underground, divided by number of years to extract it, minus costs. So a trillion dollars underground is not worth a trillion dollars. It's valued on how much can be made over, say, 20 years given reasonable extraction rates, likely sale prices and extraction costs. If the resource expires after 20 years, the buyer has to make their return during the 20 years, plus profits, as the resource will then be worthless. If it's huge, the value will still be there after 20 years, assuming demand is maintained, so the investment is sound.... cash will be returned and profit also made in the interim.
So, value equals potential the annual extraction rates times a fixed number of years, minus extraction and processing costs, less overall resource depreciation. Or something like that. Just multiplying the number of ounces in the ground by the market price is way too simplistic. Some of the resource will not be viable.

Frankfurt trading hours: https://www.boerse-frankfurt.de/en/know-how/trading-calendar

But I can tell you that prices continue to change well after these hours. Perhaps they're pre-trading trades set to go the next morning or something. I should know as a number of my holdings are in Germany, but I've not tried to buy out of hours.