Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
I've sold my small holding of 925 shares today for just over £4k profit so I'm happy with that :)
Could have stayed in longer, and it probably will go up to 6.5, 7p and more, but at this point this will do nicely. Plus its a good time to invest in other projects.
Good luck to all the holders and hope you make loads!
I've had my 100k of shares here at 3p for quite a while now, but thought today was a good opportunity to add another 50k. I might monitor the price and if it drops lower, might invest some more.
Now this is not as big a holiding compared to some of you, but it's my biggest holiding in my small portfolio. In these times of uncertainty, I like (and hope) that the PHE FOAK will add a great deal of certainty :)
I was thinking the other day that prior to 2020, we had the likes of David Attenborough raise the awareness of the state our oceans when it comes to plastic pollution. People were unhappy and pressure was put on big companies to make changes, such as the banning the plastic straw for example.
However since then everyone seems to forgotten all about this as the worlds factories produced around 52 billion of disposable masks, which contain plastic. Not to mention all the plastic PPE etc associated with the pandemic
Like plastic bottles these masks will hang around for around 450 years. Apparently it's estimated that 1.6 billion are now in our oceans. That makes around 7% of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which in itself is 80,000 tonnes.
Yet no talks about this, like it is a taboo subject.
Could all these masks and disposable PPE be another source for PHE and the DMGs? If possible, this would add another string to the bow of this technology, and help to clean up a dangerous and growing threat, which I don't think is yet to be fully understood as its scale. It would also give big companies who have to deal with their waste the 'green tick' they are looking for in the climate change political arena.
Are you ****ing kidding me with the new bull**** variant? Who still believes all this ****? Just when I thought that the world had already gone to **** and had monkey brains, this comes along! Unbeliveable.
As someone who works for Royal Mail, I see a lot of home kits being sent out to be delivered. Gone are the Innova tests, its now only the Orient Gene ones that seem to be delivered (which I notice anyway).
I'm certainly getting twitchy with this share now with my average of 3.03p. Currently 2.97p to sell. It has big promise, but like others have become tired with the delays. Its been a slow downhill slow since the highs of 10p and I'm not sure if I want to further continue.
I have to say that I normally fine MrMagic's posts very depressing as someone who works in the cruise industry. However very suprisingly, I agree with MrMagic on everything he has said about vaccines and the digital ID system.
One only needs to step outside the misinformation and fear bubble of the MSM to see what is really happening in the world.
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The Act also requires the CDC to revoke the order entitled “Framework for Conditional Sailing and Initial Phase COVID-19 Testing Requirements for Protection of Crew” no later than July 4. It also ensures that HHS and CDC retain all appropriate authorities to make and enforce regulations necessary to prevent the introduction, transmission, or spread of communicable diseases on any individual cruise ship.
Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar is leading this legislation in the House of Representatives, the statement on Senator Scott’s website said.
According to the statement, Senator Scott has not received a response to his earlier letter sent to the White House COVID Response Coordinator, Jeffrey Zients, asking the Biden Administration for clear guidance on the resumption of cruising.
In 2020, Senator Scott also introduced the Set Sail Safely Act, which would establish a Maritime Task Force, in coordination with a Private Sector Advisory Committee, to address the health, safety, security, and logistical changes needed to allow for cruise lines and ports to resume operations.
https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/24765-senators-introduce-bill-allowing-to-restart-cruising-by-july-4.html
Three U.S. Senators have introduced an act set to revoke the CDC’s current Conditional Sail Order on cruises and require the CDC to provide COVID-19 mitigation guidance for cruise lines to resume safe domestic operations.
This was announced on Senator Rick Scott’s official website.
The bill – initiated by Senator Scott, along with a fellow Florida Senator, Marco Rubio, as well as Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska – stipulates allowing voyages to restart as soon as July 4, 2021.
It is aptly named the Careful Resumption Under Improved Safety Enhancements (CRUISE) Act.
“Florida is a tourism state with thousands of jobs relying on the success of our ports, cruise lines and maritime industries. While many sectors of the economy have been safely operating for months under CDC guidelines, Floridians, and those across the nation that rely on the cruise industry for work, continue to wait for updated guidance from the CDC. The CDC's refusal to properly address this shutdown is wrong and it’s time to get the cruise lines open safely. Our bill, the CRUISE Act, says we’re not waiting on the CDC any longer. Cruises can and should resume, and we’re going to do everything we can to bring back our cruise industry safely,” Senator Scott said.
“Unlike the airlines, rail, and other modes of transportation – and all other sectors of the hospitality industry for that matter – the cruise lines have been denied clear direction from the CDC on how to resume operations. As a result, potential cruises this summer, when the President said the country will be able to return to normal with more and more Americans getting vaccinated, have been left adrift. The foot-dragging, mixed messages, and unresponsiveness of CDC leaders is totally unacceptable and ultimately endangering the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of Americans and the hundreds of small businesses across Alaska that rely on the tourism sector. My legislation with Senators Scott and Rubio will accomplish what letters, meetings, and repeated phone calls have not—directing the CDC to finally codify timely guidance and a plan for cruise ships to safely and responsibly welcome passengers again this summer,” said Dan Sullivan of Alaska
According to the statement, the CRUISE Act requires the CDC to issue recommendations for how to mitigate the risks of COVID-19 to passengers and crew onboard cruise ships and establishes an interagency “Working Group” that will develop recommendations to facilitate the resumption of passenger cruise ship operations in the United States.
“The recommendations will facilitate the resumption of passenger cruise ship operations in the United States no later than July 4, 2021,” the statement reads.
I agree as well TG. Frankly I think the government have long again lost the plot and they don't want to give up the power and control that they are currently 'enjoying'.
Last year things were still a bit 'unknown' but 2021 we are all much more knowledgable now.
This is a key year and if we don't start to get 'back to normal' soon, that will be it I fear for many years to come. There will be 'lockdowns' every winter with limited movement (and especially not out of the country) in the summer. Businesses and lives will be decimated - you only have to look at the amount of businesses that are supported by the cruise, aviation and tourism industries (to name a few).
My friend who lives in Mauritius says there are no 'lockdowns', masks are only worn in supermarkets (not essential though), there are no/few cases, all shops and businesses are open. The problem is the economy. Mauritius gets a big chunk of money from tourism, and at the moment they are getting none. Consequently the price of everyday goods is getting higher and higher every day. Who cares about a virus when you can't afford to eat?
Someone I know who works on the ships has recently committed suicide because he sees no hope for going back and could no longer see a light at the end of this tunnel.
This has long no longer about a virus, like most things its become all about money, power an control. Governments around the world need to realise that more and mpre people are (and will) die from other things than the virus itself. As the saying goes, its like using a cannon to kill a mosquito.
I feel your pain AIMforRetirement, if on a much smaller scale. My normal career is working in on cruise ships, something which I'm sure you will know isn't a good industry to be in this year! I missed out where thousands got rich from goverment handouts, I missed out when people got rich from covid stocks and finally I got stuck with high averages on 'recommended' AIM stocks when shortly after they crashed.
I used to follow the exploits of Waste2Tricity years ago, but this was before I really knew anything about the trading. Probably would of had an true epic average back then, but I am happy with my small holding (compared to others here) at 3p.
With PHE I am actually investing in something which is positive for the planet, and I truely hope that it will be the, or at least one, of the solutions for us of getting out of this plastic mess we live in. I hope this is a long and bright future for this company, and will continue to stand with them.
GLA
An interesting thought also is could at some point the technology be minimised for use in the home? Kind of like Mr Fusion for those who remember the first Back to the Future. Have it next to your water heater and feed it plastic, generating all the electricity needs for the home, and your hydrogen powered car...
This is my biggest holding now after raiding the back of the sofa, pockets, and every penny I could find!
I'm a little sad that I didn't get in at the <1p levels, but I'm hoping my 3.01p average will pale into insignificance during 2021!
Nice to see this active with chat for once. It's been like a ghost town for months!
I was in NYCT ages ago when it was like 300odd and sold for a loss as it nose dived from 450. Bit of a regret there now seeing their current price, but hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Now in terms of the covid stocks I'm only here (have been for a while) so my eggs are all in one basket so-to-speak. Although it is looking to be a good basket :)