Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Just for you peg...
"Separately, a number of discussions are currently underway with interested third parties in respect of a potential commercial transaction in respect of Arc's copper exploration licences in Zambia."
"It is as though they are still negotiating a deal"
Exactly..'they are' still negotiating and NvS is nobodies fool.
Think tactics and think maybe minds at AA will be more focused now.
Just my own opinion but this is not over yet and the patient will be rewarded.
Still a short window of opportunity for a deal before drilling starts.
Once drilling starts its in the lap of the gods but the data is in our favour and we could have a bidding war situation now theres no EA.
AIMO GLA
Just looking at the picture of them both together makes you realise what a frightening state were in. Not fit to hold any public office..let alone run this once great Union.
I think Handcôck is too complicit in the corruption to dare open his mouth.
Into hiding for him for a while into a life of luxury with his ill gotten riches until no doubt he scurries back into another government role at some point in the future.
I do wonder if even Johnson was embarrassed at what he was up to..not with his mistress..dont care about that but look at how all the great British companies including ours were overlooked and misled while they bought and are still buying sub standard kit from the Chinese.
https://twitter.com/GoodLawProject/status/1413180512894693376?s=19
Cant wait for tomorrow to find out : )
And the two question marks were supposed to be a smiley..
Not doing well are we : )
And to correct myself, its berth not birth ??
The way I heard it thats around $1.8 million 'per month' from a new deepwater birth, not per year and thats just in our own port. Also they have ambitions to take over/run other ports around Africa and turn us into a pan African business operating around the continent.
Then theres all the future business to come from the big multi billion gas projects there.
Massive upside for a tiny company.
Anglo African Agriculture (AAAP).
Worthy of some research for those who dont know this company, presently with a tiny £1 million pound market cap, soon to be much bigger and a very promising future as Agulhas Group Africa.
"Politicians ! There is no more statesman"
There is no more decent human beings in Parliament thats for sure.
And politics is not off topic before anyone chips in with that one..it affects our company so deeply when massive multi billion contracts are handed out for inferior products by politicians using private email accounts, and good genuine products are ignored or not paid for because all the money has been spent on the likes of Innovas tests and unusable PPE.
Hopefully we can take our business elsewhere to private companies worldwide and avoid too much direct contact with underhand UK government.
Last word on it here.
Lying down...blood pressure lowering...stroke avoided...feeling calmer...
If theres any running out of money, its through waste corruption and sheer incompetence.
As far as Handcocks replacement, its a case of one rat scurries out and another rat scurries in to take its place.
Disgraceful bunch of liars, thieves and incompetents.
Lots of debate about MMs shorters, algo bots etc but very simple really..this the AIM market and as such is full of short term thinkers, gamblers and chancers.
Im sure there are some genuinely peeved peeps just having a whinge here but again its down to short term thinking.
Most though have an agenda thats plain for the rest of us to see.
Why did/does the sp drop on good news?
Mainly because of news traders, who bought in at say 3.25/3.30 and started selling around 3.60 for a gain of 4 or 5% maybe after taking into account the spread. Those too slow will have been lucky to sell at break even or sold at a loss...rinse and repeat..some winners but also plenty losers and those feeling stuck after any sudden sharp drops.
They hate that..theyre gamblers and they want to keep rolling the dice.
Nothing against thoughtful traders and at least all trading increase liquidity. Its just the mindless chancers who are always here complaining and trying to influence others when it goes wrong for them that get on my wick sometimes but Its easier to cope when you know their game.
Med/long term investors can be more relaxed because theyve done their research and can see that although there are no guarantees, the risk/reward is in their favour over the next say 2 to 5 years..whatever their timeframe might be.
Each to their own..mine is the long game and day to day price movements are not so important to me.
Nice to be reminded of that brilliant Rudyard Kipling poem.
Very wise man. He sounds like a stoicist.
"If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,
But make allowance for their doubting too;
If you can wait and not be tired by waiting"
Very relevant.
GLA whatever your tactics but please try to avoid the blame game..whinge less and accept your decisions, (including your mistakes) are yours alone.