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Transport costs from Canada may be "trivial" but won't the attention be on the size of the carbon footprint generate in the shipping of the product to Europe?

Very interesting read on page 3 of the Business Section of today's Daily Telegraph covering VW's plans for battery manufacturing plants in Europe. All good stuff.

Tiny trades of 1 or 2 shares are normally traders balancing their books, not some secret signal as the conspiracy theorists would have you believe.

I don't think it will be quite as simple as you imply. But then what do I know?

We've got "Fingers".

"A scribble on a contract", that would be great and a novel experience.

But unfortunately no sales to date.

As long as Deutsche Lithium aren't thinking of sinking a slanted shaft into our lithium

I know who I would prefer. VW already have strong links with CZ through Skoda.

I love the idea of a project failing due to a "broken antenna" almost as much as QFI's trial with Maersk ending due to the ship's collision with a marker buoy.

All this positive news and yet the price moves down. Unbelievable.

6 figures and all in my ISA.

A mention/recommendation by Zac Muir is usually a death knell for the share price imho. I hope this proves to be the exception.

It was flying. Now back to where it started this morning.

Electric vehicles cannot become unviable because all major Countries are committed to them.

Should a change of its rules by a spread betting company be allowed to have such a dramatic effect on a number of shares?

There seems to be a spread betting company, IG Group, changing its rules that has create problem with a number of Companies' shares.

All the good news and still the price goes down. Unbelievable.

What happens when you "but" it?

Absolutely spot on. Often technical magazines are stuck for copy and a well written article, with good photographs, will be well received. And it is very economical.