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Why do you say "Steelmin looks to have turned out well", Helpful? I thought that production was supposed to start in January or February or March or April.

I hope your socks are edible Lawrence as I think the political in fighting will screw EMH up. I certainly hope not as I am heavily committed but I am not optomistic.

I share your concerns as I am heavily committed to EMH. What's to stop the CR dragging matters out until the licence expires in 2025? Legal action within the EU would take years and cost an absolute fortune. The Australian Government needs to get involved imho.

The FCA never seem to investigate anything concerning an AIM listed company.

Why do you think that Harry? Are we about to get an update on one of RGM's many projects?

From the Czech state owned lithium mine?

Is the highwaller on site?

Watch out for the inverted candlesticks and the golden cross though.

Seems we might be up it without a paddle

The spectre of the Czech Government wanting to get involved in the lithium mining is still supressing the share price imo.

Let's hope the Mexican Government stay out of the equation and don't follow the Czech example.

I think the British Ambassador said that production would commence in December/January.

I think you might find that Toyota are quite interested in hydrogen fpvone. As for infrastructure costs one system actually produces the hydrogen on site, the hydrogen being directly fed to the vehicle from the electolyser's storage tank. This removes the need for road tankers to deliver the hydrogen to the filling stations.

I think you might find that Toyota are quite interested in hydrogen fpvone. As for infrastructure costs one system actually produces the hydrogen on site, the hydrogen being directly fed to the vehicle from the electolyser's storage tank. This removes the need for road tankers to deliver the hydrogen to the filling stations.

I think you might be missing a vital point SM123 in that investors rely heavily on information given by the company by way of an RNS. They might well base an investment decision on that information. If it proves to be incorrect (Rosa Mine, high wallers etc) then they will obviously treat subsequent RNS's with some suspicion.

A technology worth a look is hydrogen generated on site by an electrolyser and dispensed to hydrogen powered vehicles. The Metropolitan Police are testing this system and there are several "under canopy" hydrogen dispensers being operated by Shell at strategically placed filling stations.

Watch out for the inverted candlestick near the golden cross.

I would treat any MOU signed by the Czech Republic with considerable suspicion.

Where is the written detail about RGM's Nickel and Cobalt, Bambos? As I understand it the type of nickel deposit that we have an interest in cannot be shipped without significant processing, and our partners are two ex emoloyees of DNI. The cobalt tailings in the Congo are still subject to a due diligence process. I would say your ramp is a tad optomistic.

I missed that podcast Maestro. Did it mention the money held up in a Cypriot bank?