Member Info for billybigwig

Some people have a better than thou complex

Peye nah mate don't need the hassle some people are only there for an argument because they are either losing money and can't deal with it or just plain angry people

Anyway let me be the first to say ....MERRY CHRISTMAS! 😉😆😆😆😆😅😄😃😂😁

Pete.that lloyds board must be harsh if it's ****ed jmo off :-(

He'll be back when he's calmed down :-)

Qz.right ouch!

What's you in price on vod qz?

Day.dam right mate :-)

Hahahaha I know craig you are class mate ;-)

Complan! Is that still going ? Bed bath not if it's a six foot growler :-* with a hate for men :'( Mmmmm large ladies :-) sorry that's not pc I mean rotund ladies :-)

Welcome back Day and yeah BIG respect for a low paid job that's so vital to everyone as we all get feckin older god bless the nhs :-) and JMO. What the feck dude your bigger than that feck em stay on this board we may not have class but feck we are good for a laugh ...and has for not having class I'm speaking for myself ...and craig ;-)

Craig.sod that it's scarce enough with the hooligans just walking in thinking they live at my gaff just glad they are back at school then there's their fathers walsin in thinking they need to check my fridge door is still working :-(

No its not helping my feelings are hurt ;-)...well do ya see reverse psychology in action I said £3 the feckin fing jumps up ;-)

Well its nice to be held in such high regard :'(

Aye BP heading for a fiver

Where's calm pete now ?

The suspension comes at a convenient time for cobalt producers because there are mounting concerns that too much is currently being mined. There has been a supply-side response to a spike in cobalt prices, fueled by bullish expectations of growth in electric vehicles. Katanga accounts for about a quarter of Glencore’s African cobalt production, with 6,500 metric tons of the metal being mined in the first nine months of the year. Glencore produced 25,700 tons in Congo in that period. Glencore has been ramping up cobalt supply this year amid a boom in batteries, boosting production by 44 percent in the first nine months.

Katanga Mining Ltd., controlled by Glencore, said Tuesday it will build an ion exchange system to remove uranium, which is expected to cost about $25 million and be ready by the end of the second quarter. In the meantime, it’ll stockpile the vital battery ingredient while continuing to mine both cobalt and copper.

As in less supply greater demand as in not enough to go around as in highest bidder gets the sale yey!

So price of cobalt will rocket then