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Con men not Von men LOL, darned autocorrect!

If LSE.co.uk had any belief in protecting investors using its platforms, it would run these boards to the same levels as the Telegram group, the fact it doesn't just shows it's all about making money, not holding up it's own terms and conditions of use to protect investors from Von men and trolls.

500,000 shares buy there. Nice. Wise investment!

tomamara,

Look at the 3 month chart. Draw a line across the peaks from end of Feb after the big drop, through to 1 April, then continue that line to now and you'll see that we are at support now on that trend line.

If we bounce up off the line then that is when you'd buy, as the support is confirmed.

If we drop through the line then you'd wait for the next confirmation, whatever that might turn out to be.

Actually it's not full nationalisation like the headline suggests, it's government share, so nowhere near as bad.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/ap-chile-augusto-pinochet-santiago-congress-b2323986.html

Not good for CTL hence it's dropped 17% so far today.

Good for ALL and those outside Chile, as nationalisation hardly ever works out well. For those mines, jobsworths will take over, corruption will start, production will go down, costs will go up, but of course, Chile thinks it's protecting itself, dream on Chile, dream on.

At least with Ghana it's all about promoting private investment, with MIIF and tax making the money for the country.

Absolutely!

The numbers stack even better just on 17.7% better profits, every little bit helps.

Orca are having a whale of a time! :?-?D

"The UK’s oil and gas sector is set for a steep decline in production and capital expenditure, alongside a sharp uptick in decommissioning costs, according to the latest data from the North Sea industry’s watchdog."

"The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has calculated that annual crude oil production will more than halve over the current decade, dropping from 49.34m tonnes in 2019 to 24.62m tonnes in 2028, including a six per cent decline this year."

https://www.cityam.com/north-sea-industry-blames-windfall-tax-for-sharp-declines-in-oil-and-gas-production/

Going to need our oil even more

"The UK’s oil and gas sector is set for a steep decline in production and capital expenditure, alongside a sharp uptick in decommissioning costs, according to the latest data from the North Sea industry’s watchdog."

"The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has calculated that annual crude oil production will more than halve over the current decade, dropping from 49.34m tonnes in 2019 to 24.62m tonnes in 2028, including a six per cent decline this year."

https://www.cityam.com/north-sea-industry-blames-windfall-tax-for-sharp-declines-in-oil-and-gas-production/

Going to need our oil even more

"The UK’s oil and gas sector is set for a steep decline in production and capital expenditure, alongside a sharp uptick in decommissioning costs, according to the latest data from the North Sea industry’s watchdog."

"The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has calculated that annual crude oil production will more than halve over the current decade, dropping from 49.34m tonnes in 2019 to 24.62m tonnes in 2028, including a six per cent decline this year."

https://www.cityam.com/north-sea-industry-blames-windfall-tax-for-sharp-declines-in-oil-and-gas-production/

Going to need our oil even more.

"Piedmont Lithium Completes Definitive Feasibility Study of Tennessee Lithium Project"

"The Study assumes fixed prices of $26,000 per metric ton of lithium hydroxide and $1,600 per metric ton of spodumene concentrate over the project’s 30-year life."

Still a very conservative price but above the ALL PFS price "The PFS uses a higher long-term average SC6 price of US$1,359/t" by 17.73%, which would take the LOM up from $4.84bn to $5.7bn.

Maybe $1600 is what ALL will use, as our DFS is due within 2 months and not much is going to change on the long term view of prices in that time.

"Germany sees “a chance” that a deal to accelerate phasing out fossil fuels – similar to the one reached over the weekend by the Group of Seven rich nations – could be done at this year’s Cop28 U.N. climate summit in Dubai, a senior government official said."

"In the joint statement at their meeting in Sapporo, Japan, G7 energy and climate ministers agreed “to accelerate the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels so as to achieve net zero in energy systems by 2050 at the latest”.

"The German official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said he believed there is ‘a chance’ to reach a similar deal at the U.N. climate summit, to be hosted by the United Arab Emirates, a major oil producer and a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, from Nov. 30 in Dubai."

https://www.climatechangenews.com/2023/04/19/german-official-sees-a-chance-cop28-can-agree-to-phase-out-fossil-fuels/

"Germany sees “a chance” that a deal to accelerate phasing out fossil fuels – similar to the one reached over the weekend by the Group of Seven rich nations – could be done at this year’s Cop28 U.N. climate summit in Dubai, a senior government official said."

"In the joint statement at their meeting in Sapporo, Japan, G7 energy and climate ministers agreed “to accelerate the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels so as to achieve net zero in energy systems by 2050 at the latest”.

"The German official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said he believed there is ‘a chance’ to reach a similar deal at the U.N. climate summit, to be hosted by the United Arab Emirates, a major oil producer and a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, from Nov. 30 in Dubai."

https://www.climatechangenews.com/2023/04/19/german-official-sees-a-chance-cop28-can-agree-to-phase-out-fossil-fuels/

"Germany sees “a chance” that a deal to accelerate phasing out fossil fuels – similar to the one reached over the weekend by the Group of Seven rich nations – could be done at this year’s Cop28 U.N. climate summit in Dubai, a senior government official said."

"In the joint statement at their meeting in Sapporo, Japan, G7 energy and climate ministers agreed “to accelerate the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels so as to achieve net zero in energy systems by 2050 at the latest”.

"The German official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said he believed there is ‘a chance’ to reach a similar deal at the U.N. climate summit, to be hosted by the United Arab Emirates, a major oil producer and a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, from Nov. 30 in Dubai."

https://www.climatechangenews.com/2023/04/19/german-official-sees-a-chance-cop28-can-agree-to-phase-out-fossil-fuels/

"Germany sees “a chance” that a deal to accelerate phasing out fossil fuels – similar to the one reached over the weekend by the Group of Seven rich nations – could be done at this year’s Cop28 U.N. climate summit in Dubai, a senior government official said."

"In the joint statement at their meeting in Sapporo, Japan, G7 energy and climate ministers agreed “to accelerate the phase-out of unabated fossil fuels so as to achieve net zero in energy systems by 2050 at the latest”.

"The German official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said he believed there is ‘a chance’ to reach a similar deal at the U.N. climate summit, to be hosted by the United Arab Emirates, a major oil producer and a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, from Nov. 30 in Dubai."

https://www.climatechangenews.com/2023/04/19/german-official-sees-a-chance-cop28-can-agree-to-phase-out-fossil-fuels/

BB3,

He obviously had decent money in an account on this site, as he had mountains of reported posts and emailed complaints of market abuse from people onany boards, but he never got kicked off this site. Which just shows you how despite having a list of rules for posting, most of them are not enforced, especially if the person breaching them has a trading account with this site. That is the whole reason these boards are a cesspit of con men, because they can get away with it over and over again.

"wh/km will be horrible"

Maybe, maybe not.

The i-Pace had low efficiency, but still won loads of awards, so do they care?

And do Jag buyers care, considering most Jags get 20mpg if you're lucky. It's only the disgusting diesels that get more, but not many Jag fans would buy a Diesel, and those that did are chasing compensation for emissions rigging (dieselgate).

EV technology and engineering has come a long way since the first i-Pace 5 years ago. JLR know that they will need to produce something that is as efficient or close to as efficient as competitor models, so that is at least what the engineers will aim for.

I don't recognise an agenda in my posts because there isn't one.

1) I am a long term shareholder with long held millions of shares in this company.

2) I do my own research for me, out of my own interest. I share any knowledge I feel might be of interest to others, and when I do so I accept that they can take it of leave it, and either way makes no difference to me whatsoever.

3) I visit this board to interact with like minder shareholders, as some have other knowledge and views that are interesting. Some information I find useful, some is just padding out the time whilst we wait for news.

If anyone thinks the above means I have an agenda, you don't have a clue what an agenda actually looks like.

Morocco trials in April, they could be happening right now if QED are only going to notify us when they are finished. Or, if they are going to let us know when they start, there's only 10 days left in April. So either way, news should not be far away.