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The clarity electric was a poor car. Poor range, poor reliability, hence being pulled.

You are just another bitter Tern investor trying to bash AMC, instead, making yourself look silly

No it's not as it all depends on the annual mileage and how long an Individual will keep the car

https://m.miningweekly.com/article/global-nickel-production-to-decline-significantly-in-2020-fitch-solutions-2020-03-06

People will be able to charge at work and would expect charge times could be set for during the night when differently rates could be applied.

As for efficency, I will take 3p per mile over the 20p my diesel is costing

Everytime you fill up your car it is carting around 80kg of petrol / diesel as well as the weight of the combustion engine.

Batteries are getting better all of the time

I don't think he is.
The original post referenced renewable technology, something which is not really defined and is seperate from renewable energy.
As it is, batteries will be charged more and more from renewable sources of energy.
The original Post is from a bitter Tern investor

Good post FB.

It won't be long until there is some sort of kerbside wireless charging in a similar manner that we charge our phone.

It's not complicated, just look at which direction car manufacturers are going

I thought by products were totally excluded from the PFS?
Platinum, palladium, cobalt and gold are about $3.5bn.
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Fingers crossed Adam can work some magic

The pounds are exactly why Adam has been brought on board. Prove viability of a copper concentrate, get an off take agreement and then raise debt against it for the mine construction.
Hence why I am so pleased with his appointment and believe this year to be transformational. Am surprised the market hasn't reacted more positively

Whilst we do may lose the platinum and palladium with a toll smelter, a few billions worth can certainly help in negotiations.

TDT,
Any idea what happens to the platinum and Palladium?
Does it then exist it both concentrates, only 1, or is it lost?

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Absolutely agree with todays posts.
10% sold, at a discount, to an unknown party. Its just wrong and must be pushing the AIM regulations.
I'm also expecting AMC not to issue the monthly share holdings I December (as they did with crede) in order to obscure it.
My trust in the AMC board is at an all time low

I think RY and I have different views on how many zeros would be needed.

Perhaps he thought he sold 10% for 12m

Nothing to stress about here
We have simply changed from Riverfort to an unknown
The market will happily take money from the spreadbetters and traders.
2020,it our year

Lol, I still believe the LTHs will have called this right in the long term, those guys did in the interim.
Never expected to be around 2p now and giving away 10% of the company for peanuts.

Jonmore.... Now there is a blast from the past, I wonder what happened to LKH on the fly bridge.
Agree with your sentiment that this will come good in the not too distant future, but have felt that for a decade

Yes, that is what I am suggesting as the alternative is that the AMC has broken AIM rules and not notified the market of an entity crossing the 3% threshold

If it was a fund owning the shares then the market would have been notified as crossing the 3% ownership boundary.

I suspect the manager purely negotiated the purchase and these shares are now sat with PIs

Lol, have never had that before.

Looks like some are desperate to gloss over our points