Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
yes I think it'll slowly rerate, but at the moment market makers are closing out limit orders based people that bought on the past lows or averaged down from the past highs...
True, but this time it's a little different, as contract signed with Kuaishou - giant player in China.
Rel Vol up 1000% today.
dropped quickly on that little rise to 1.9, because so many sellers from before the news.. once the sellers are out, this will get to where it ought to be.
* just now***
It's a slow riser this one, given the previous highs and then low price lulls. There's going to be a lot of sell orders to clear out, from people that bought the lulls and are in profit, through to the people that are just not breaking even and have sell orders set from a few months ago. Expect to see it sit at each step up while those clear.
Just trying to set a few limit orders with IG and it's saying 'Market not available online'... I guess I better get me some courier pigeons then....
Clearly we’ll see 3p today at least.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNCC8QGy_u0
Well... if that becomes a thing, TSTR are onto a nice earner supply Antimony for liquid metal batteries.
They are having an 'AMA' session in an hours time over on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXUUYR9HuiY
"Wow, what a month! It's been busy over here at Mode. Just over 2 weeks ago we went live with our Android app and then we announced our plans to enter the payments sector. You might also have seen our first ever live product demo yesterday, showcasing this exciting new feature.
But that's not all. In one hour (12pm) we're going LIVE with our Ask Me Anything (AMA) session over on YouTube. We would love for you to join us and ask our Chief Product Officer Janis Legler any questions you have about Mode - our app, the team - Bitcoin... anything!"
Having also worked and been made redundant from Lloyds recently, I'd add they also like to play diversity politics these days too, as well as gender politics. All those from my team made redundant where white, all the ethnics and foreigners kept their jobs, even though it didn't make sense at all how the team was cut up and reduced. Just layers and layers of managers all bickering in ways to keep their jobs, slow moving antique systems, load and loads of bloated powerpoint docs over complicating what essentially is fairly simple banking products. Like a slow moving cruise ship full of retirees, compared to Revolut which is like an agile sailboat staffed by sensible well educated young folk. Lloyds 65k staff to 30m customers. Revolut 2k staff to 8m customers. And a far far better app offering all the products 20 ~ 40 year olds want. So you can see where this is going over the next 50 years....