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Hey BU

Have you got any suggestions of decent green stocks to be in?

Cheers
EB

Finally bought into PLUG after having it on my watch list for a while. Hopefully not missed the boat but seems like more interesting things to come.

Calm yourself. Alba already stated the plant was coming from a SA company.

That's not a SA warehouse. They don't typically have roof lights due to heat gains. Also, I doubt the plant would come fully assembled due to size constraints. I think the images are from somewhere in Wales.

Just to save people don't have to look it up, last years results full year results were published on the 28th Jan.

Not sure if anyone has shared this before, but this is the best COVID case tracker I've found. There can sometime be a one or two day lag, but it's ability to filter results makes it really helpful.

https://avatorl.org/covid-19/

I'm also still new to trading and todays results are the first time my portfolio has been in the red. Todays taught me that I need to invest across multiple industries to minimise these sorts of changes to the market. But for me, I think the biggest lessons will be learnt in a couple of month. Cave to fear or trust my gut. For now, I'm holding.

I suspect they won’t include it straight away. Doesn’t look good for those about to receive their newly released car.

What I’m interested to know is how much it will take to modify the DBX chassis to accommodate the Merc battery packs and motors. Would have been very short sighted of AM to not design for that.

A Ferrari should always be rosso corsa (race red) in my opinion.

I can see Novacyt becoming one of the main players in rapid testing in the future. If they purchase the right companies and continue their research they can very quickly readjust to changing demand. Fingers crossed.

Morning all, I agree that this is a positive RNS. I'm still learning the ways of trading so please excuse my noob questions, but why do we think the share price has dropped after a good RNS?

I picked up on the fact that they've only done half year results in the past. To move from half year to quarterly results, is it purely an internal decision or are there some regulatory things to account for?

https://www.instagram.com/p/CGKBqT7Fg3c/?igshid=157jiomgqy98f

https://investegate.co.uk/alba-min-res-plc/rns/thule-black-sands-ilmenite-project-update/202010080700034283B/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQwMn-ZYKCA&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=AlbaMineralResources

Found this planning application (NP5/65/364) for some trenching 1.5km to the east of Clogue from May 2020. Listed as "soil and geological sampling and mapping for mineral exploratory purposes to investigate gold-in-soil anomalies". You'll need to search the planning application number above to find the full submission. Link is too big!

https://planning.snowdonia-npa.gov.uk/swiftlg_snpa/MediaTemp/17468-80643.pdf

"GMOW (Operations) Limited (“GMOW”) is investigating the feasibility of reopening the Clogau-St David’s Gold Mine and is also assessing the regional scale potential of the Option Agreement area for the potential discovery of new, unmined reserves of gold."

Is this something we know about already? Alba own a large portion of GMOW.

I suspect they'll create a small pond to let sediment settle before discharging. Doubt the water will need any more treatment than that.

Does anyone have coordinates for the mine? Keen to look at planning applications in the area. Might provide an insight.

You're right. I forgot about the V6 in the Valhallah.

Surely RB and Newey's influence would be tailing off now? Might leave the door open for him to do road car development with AM if he ever decides to leave F1.

What did you base you number of sales figures on?

AM didn't seem to struggle when to Valkyrie sale, so I suspect the Valhalla will be kept in the lineup. They are very similar cars and will use the majority of the same parts. Makes sense to produce more to maximise the costs of tooling etc.

https://uk.motor1.com/news/357685/aston-martin-valkyrie-more-sales/

"The Company has been progressing its consideration of the appropriate
methodology for the sampling of the historical waste tip at the Clogau-St David’s
Mine, and has had initial positive discussions with the competent regulators in this
regard."

If you read between the lines, digging up historic processed material suggests that the site is littered with gold and they believe that modern technology can extract more.