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May help if the tax position was understood properly. I understand that tax is effectively levied on an as yet unrealised gain. Might make up the difference alluded to or spotted.

Tax man doesn't care where the cash comes from as long as it is paid. Nor would they wait for future investment returns no matter the prospect and governance would expect personal tax affairs especially for CFO's to be squeaky clean.

See that their hint of a dividend, or maybe their results due higher prices, has lifted their sp over the past few days.
Moz mining licence within 5 weeks possibly?

With Lithiumbull's recent visit to MDB and Global Lithium's Joe Lowry in town, I wonder if there will be any interesting comment, indeed favourable comment on Portugal's progress towards supplying the Eu battery chain.

The local defibulator remains unchristened, awaiting the reaction to any news that may come from Oman. I shall have to go and sweep away the dust and cobwebs now that we are coming into spider season.

Vet, must admit that I should have kept y money on deposit and picked up 2%. I also think that it is dreadful that I have only had a 50% increase and spend hours getting really depressed and angry that I could have made so much more. I didn't realise that a CEO actually decides what the share price is on a daily basis - my knowledge of economics and markets needs updating.

I am sure that a much higher sp would have been preferred, reducing the need to sell quite as many.

I would hope that they have gone to a good home.

Not content with Hackney and Islington considering one clean route, this Ft article looks across London. If it becomes a public health issue, and it seems to be in the process of being fashioned into it, then once arterial roads are being costed, the impetus towards EV's will become the money saving option, and spread out further.
https://www.ft.com/content/9c2b9d92-a45b-11e8-8ecf-a7ae1beff35b

He will be recharging his metal detector as we type.

If you are in this for the longer term, might as well talk backwater Bol locks whilst we wait for a real market to re-appear and ignore these day to day, ups and downs.

Personally I preferred these shares when they were under 2p, felt a bit sharp when catching the knife but still feel that this is jockeying for position before the off.

Tropical, that would imply that you found one and missed it last time you looked - or had a friend round who sat on it.

Grimier

The prospect of driving through London unless you are in an EV starts to look even grimmer, rather than grainier.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/london-s-electric-avenues-in-hackney-and-islington-ban-petrol-and-diesel-cars-fk5rwm5h3

Tweet by SAV, not UCL.

Team Sweden following their Grand Day Out to visit London?

So Angela Merkel is stamping her feet a bit....

https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/15/17685634/germany-car-industry-battery-cells

No point in building a sausage factory if you can't get hold of the ingredients.

Just wondering when folk crank up again. Is it after the Bank Holiday this weekend or after the schools go back in a couple of weeks? or is it completely unrelated.

Am I the only one that was under the impression that we were to expect a second resource update around July? Remembering the long frustrating silenced delay in Funland whilst they chip surveyed virtually the whole area rather than an advertised small segment. Anyone care to guesstimate the upgrade? Outlined target was an increase to around 20/21 but with over 200 drill holes now, yes the certainty level is likely to be upgraded, but it would surprise me if that outlined was not beaten handsomely.

Battery research is happening all over the place, not just UCL. It has been going on for quite some time as well. Yes eventually there may be a seismic change that will revolutionise things again, but it then has to be widely trialed, proved up, commercialised and adopted into the wider market with existing manufacturing and supply lines restructUred, so will take some time. Traffic lights give a warning between red, Amber and then green, or green, then Amber then red. It takes almost as long to sell a share on line, so you will have time to decide what to do if you keep abreast of what is current. Not everything happens in nanoseconds.

Presume he is referring to the counterparty. Someone has to be a buyer, the only variable is the price that it aides at.

Yep. Assuming we get a licence to dig it out. Only 6 weeks to the initial decision.

See from Kenmare H1 results they have had a 20% increase in prices achieved.

Are we about to see a change in sentiment?
Are Stanley's Organ changing their tune to talk their own book now?

https://www.morganstanley.com/spc/knowledge/managing-wealth/research/auto-industry-bracesforelectricshock/

Whatever. It would be good to see what happens over the coming weeks should there be a change in sentiment and SAV deliver interesting numbers into an interested market.

No need to look in the mouth, this is an unexpected gift.
Suspect the hoovers will be out again.

You would be discounting the tremendous asset that is Barossa with its existing licence and increasing resource, effectively a few years ahead of anything else in Portugal, indeed Europe.

The exploration licences are a sorry miss, but more important is the increased extraction permit along with the development of processing plants etc at MDB which hopefully we shall hear about.

Portugese gov had indicated they were looking to go to auction off areas but this has a whiff of appropriation / compulsory 'purchase' order when they refuse the exploration applications to then confirm they will then be put up for auction. MDB to one side, does anyone know what was the consideration for the other areas applied for.

Hopefully we shall be in reasonable position for the areas of interest (Regioso?) and with the current apparent slump in prices, maybe the expected 4G style bonanza will not materialise for the P Gov. This was supposed to happen in June, or at least be promoted then.

Maybe they have been waiting on this before delivering the positive MDB results. THere must be a natural feel of disappointment from this knock, but should not detract from the fact that the spider is climbing again.