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I think Li has prospects for 5-10 years but after that I believe we will have lighted and better technology available. Dep on how long it takes to get the mine operational then this could limit the economically productive usefulness of the project. I'm an original African Mining investor and still see greater merit in the Rio JV and Oman. But they seem to have been side-lined by this Li distraction? What are other board members' thoughts?
I think Jaguar are trying to develop a solid state battery that charges in the same time as it takes to fill a petrol car. The tech in the battery space is moving fast. There’s been so little action here of late. Is DA still managing full time or has he taken up golf??
As postulated last year, Lithium is a dead end. Pivoting to this by SAV board was a strategic mistake. https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1109301/Electric-car-battery-breakthrough-621-miles-range-charge-new
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4247139-lithium-demand-growing-steadily
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6% is a great result. Confirms this as a strategically important European jurisdiction asset. Buy.
Maybe it’s nothing to do with BCN per se and more evidence of institutional de-risking now that both inflation and growth globally are slowing. Expect further equity market falls into 2019. High beta and momentum shares will get crushed. Hide in US Trys and Min Vol/Value factor Equities. I don’t see AIM returns getting better in 2019. Dyor
Positive RNS albeit I can’t see it driving prices higher in a wider tired market. Good to see Portugal moving forward towards being a world class Li resource within Euro borders.
Cluster of Dermark Sequential counts across daily and weekly chart point to higher prices. This looks like a great level to buy in. Daily has Demark 9 Buy set-up active along with 13 combo print. Weekly is on 8 of 9, so we are very near the next leg up. Take a look at the charts!
https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15565/339095?utm_source=Eloqua&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=Battery-Tech
Could be interesting to attend given our major resource in Portugal!
09/10 would have been yes. The dash to trash. I recall that APH was the biggest riser up over 900% I seem to recall. Small caps and EM usually get hammered as the market cracks so 2007/8.
Any empirical data to back up this observation? Mine all shows quite the opposite. But always good to have a debate on the subject!
Long term holder but we need to be aware of slowing inflation and global growth, both of which elements drive stock returns. Q418 will not be a robust environment for stocks, esp cyclicals like mining. Expect Utilities, Con Staples and other defensives to hold prices and cyclicals to tank. We should see bond yields sink (and a further bond bull resumption). There will be some relief today (poss a dead cat bounce) but with the US corporates blackout window negating share buybacks for another two weeks, then this wider market correction may not yet be over....
👍true yes I’d forgotten about that. Maybe now with this out of the way we will see a rise back to NPV levels of predicted future cash flows. £1 by the end of 2019 all being well.
Quick scan of the RNS this morning might explain the drop from 17p high back to 6p. Leaky sieve AIM obvs knew of the further 20m share dilution coming down the pipe. I guess the positive is that the ‘partner’ is now directly incentiveised with 45m shares.
Best not say that ‘told you so’ last week. There is zero institutional interest here imho. DYOR. Aim26 is your friend.
Great news. Sustainable path to compounded revenue growth into the future IMHO. In the words of Jazz -"The only way is up, baby!, for you and me now!"
Actually I was looking at this for potential investment given positive news flow but found that article ref Bumi and Rothschilds etc and decided to pass. Leopard spots and all that. Just a personal choice. I prefer a BoD with a positive news flow from previous firms and a track record of success. Good luck to holders here. But for me, a few too many red flags on the usual AIM casino ! DYOR.
It’s called due dil. Checked AIM rule 26 too. Zero institutional holdings only the usual nominee accounts of retail punters. Free float is huge too. Very few shares and total cap held by directors. Little skin in the game. Repeat Yours!
https://www.fca.org.uk/publication/final-notices/asia-resource-minerals.pdf Was the current ARCM chairman (the CEO of ARM) at the helm during the ARM disaster?? Yours!!