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Nice spread too
Good to see a bit of interest
Fingers crossed we can keep the recent gains

I'm carrying a lot of cash at the moment, but tempted to start increasing positions across the board again.
Anyone else looking to do the same?

0.31 paid...

Another 3M in and everything crossed!

There are some applications for hydrogen i.e. off-grid, shore power, range extension...
But I don't see the same market for hydrogen as has already been established for BEV

.... if only that was mine! :-D

Agree... I think (hope) it will rattle between 0.28 and low 0.32, with a steady creep upwards over the next few weeks, unless we get an RNS sooner

We had a head and shoulders last time it went to 0.36, could be the same here.
Prems move had more or less finished before ours, so I suspect it wasn't driven by profit takers leaving... but maybe exacerbated by it

"Pilbara Minerals Limited recently accepted a price of US$6,350/t FOB for c.5.5% Li2O spodumene concentrate, slightly lower than June’s record high. This implies that there is a “tightness in concentrate feedstock” that is drawing in bidders and keeping #lithium prices at a high.

#KOD"

Encouraging...

I think Surfer is probably right...
It's had a nice little run and there will be many who will have been expecting the RNS to take a bit of cash out.

I have a feeling that this article was posted here before - it's from February.
The news of Wagner activity in Ukraine prompted me to pick it up again.
Does anyone know about the significance of the detail on paragraph 2..?

"Wagner’s activity in Mali allows Malian political leaders to coup-proof the regime in exchange for financial and mineral concessions"

Is that referred to anywhere else?

https://www.csis.org/analysis/tracking-arrival-russias-wagner-group-mali

You don't think it's a reaction to the RNS?

But I agree...
The Bid and Ask displayed here is an estimation made by LSE, based on recent trades.
Because the resolution is low 0.00p and the volume is low, LSE often report trades incorrectly...
But in my understanding, defining whether a trade is a buy or a sell, is based on who made the offer.

This is how I understand it, but happy to be corrected...
If someone raises a limit order (an offer) to buy at 0.2263 (I think that was the value..?) and someone accepts, that is considered a "sell"
If you place an order to buy and accept their offer, that is a "buy"
The spread is the difference between what people are will to sell at vs what people are will to buy at

As Painless said "I priced it under the ask" I assume that he placed a limit order...? But maybe he accepted the offer?
Both ways end up with you acquiring the stock.

"I did price it under the ask price"

If he raised an instruction to buy at a price below the ask, rather than hit the ask, then that would be considered a sell, no?
If he just hit the buy and got a "good price", then that would be a buy...

Then that's a sell, surely..?

9th June 2022:
"Wait until the RNS lands - then you will know what up is!"...

Yep.. the opposite of where we are heading this morning ;-)

I think it must be the current environment.
It's been a dire first half for many, me included.
I hoped for 20% on news, but not a sausage this morning.

Do you mean £0.7k..?

Glad to have you on board...

Can someone explain to me, what MM's gain by holding it back...?

Lots of buying pressure again today and little to no up-tick.

This is great news... firing up the PR machine is a good sign.
Nearly beer o'clock too