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Been away on holiday - Any news on HZM of significance? Any directors showed any confidence by buying? How are community relations at the plant?
Have they built anything or are still making paper aeroplanes and awarding contracts?

Do you actually believe that someone who has 750000 pounds worth of shares in any company would be spending their time here? Give me a break. If they are then they have more money than sense and little life elsewhere

and how is Transport as a service going to create more demand for batteries? If anything since it will seemingly achieve better utilisation of cars it means less cars on the roads. Unless you believe that Africa and Asia will all of a sudden become markets for this in our lifetimes.
Yes it will happen and it will end up being dearer for the consumer but for me it means less cars less batteries less demand for the raw materials and at the same time more profit in the pockets of the big cos that control this supply chain.

Commodity prices are the last ones to fall in a recession. You just wait ant

Couldn't agree more with you minecheck. Is till vividly remember the LED signs for COP26 with the diesel generators powering them well hidden from view down at embankments. Oh the hypocrisy. Politicians will tone down their green talk and delay any significant spending. DRAX has been asked by National Grid to delay its decommissioning program of coal power stations for this winter and they are already paying them a fee for keeping them on standby. Tesla's will be driven indeed by the virtue signalling affluent who in the meantime are jetting off on old kerosene powered private jets and A380's to exotic destinations or popping in for a spot of shopping in NYC.

Of course Jed - ITV is worth a recovery shot above 80p. Volume is thin past that - Below it's a gamble

If it weren't for Putin's war it would be the Saudi's finding excuses not to increase production. There is always something happening. The problem is multi-faceted. Energy is a political an economical weapon. The fools that we have running governments didn't even have the nous to classify nuclear as green (something the EU has just done). Now the oilies and gas producers have the upper hand. With recession now confirmed in the US (technically and no matter what the White House and Yellen says) let's see how much demand and appetite for so called "green" stuff exists.

Judging by his absence his outlived his usefulness

Erratum was an insider trying to prop up Biles in my view. Desperate times....Here for him and his legalese language to discount my theory

Any positive spin today ramper?

No-one really pays attention to environmental groups anymore - Think about extinction rebellion and other fanatics. It's these Neo-fascists that have forced politicians to abandon transitory energy policies in favour of aggressive targets for so called renewables subsided by me and you. Coal and gas is back

Is there more in the tank for this bear market rally I wonder?

What payment boycotts ? Are you serious? In England the land of obedience and tugging of forelock? Maybe in Southern Europe but not in UK where everyone is law abiding to the point of idiocy

Aspers, sour grapes? you should have stuck with CNA

Of course the market was not nuts when Nickel was 100K it was absolutely normal (sarcasm here in case you missed it).
Bubbles explode and big time

They are just about to start construction - They have more or less 2 years to do so. Do you think it will all run smoothly and no single hiccup will occur? If so your chance is now. I go by law of averages if I miss then fantastic news for hodlers

A bit - closed at 101 opened at 102 nothing much to see there

JPMorgan places Centrica on 'positive catalyst watch' into interims, raises price target to 120 (94) pence - 'overweight'

Bit of a gap up today - let's see - low. volume as usual as of late so not reading too much into it

Hazbeen I am not disputing the fact they have done a sterling job re financing but the cards are not stack up in favour of the PI who typically is a bottom feeder. The deal favours the insti's and co's invested and the BoD. Not the PI.
Yes it has had bumps but as a PI I see an opportunity and looking to get in at rock bottom prices.
I know all the arguments about placing done at 7p and the big boys know better etc etc. Yes they know better but they also have safeguards in the deal and unlimited liquidity compared to me to either weather "storms" or extracting value out of HZM without any regard for a PI.

So in conclusion, in the same way as JM does not put his own money in his enterprise (hard cash) and in the same way as the PI was not thought off when the deal was struck (dilution), I am not putting any money in either, until I either see him investing his own hard earned or I see my price target reached.