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Plenty of seagulls circling the Prem trawler, so we must be bringing in a big catch soon!
Question is, what news will land first?
A lot of up-side not much down. Do the math and look a the assets before taking a position.
Enjoy your weekind all

I am down here at 0.06 average. I didn't see it going this low.
The tide is changing very soon:-)
GLA

Time to add me thinks!
MK to asset value and potential is just ridiculous.
Good luck getting this any cheaper next year.
Going to get a couple of million more this side of Christmas.
I would get more but have a big family and presents to buy.
GLA

Don't think the civil war in Ethiopian is anything to worry about is things have changed since the Eritrean Ethiopian war. The TPLF have no chance against the Ethiopian federal government as they are far more isolated now than in the 90s with no support from the Eritrean government. The Ethiopian government have worked hard to broker a peace deal with Eritrea and will do everything they can to ensure peace continues. The Ethiopian government have control back in Mekelle and are pursuing the leaders of the TPLF. They aim to prosecute them in a court of law as war criminals.
Also, geographically Tigray lies to the west and north of CIRCUM; the road to the port in Eritrea is to the south-east. Even if there is a prolonged conflict it will not stop the CIRCUM from moveing potash to port.
I think this is a Storm in a teacup.

A lot of ,'ifs' there Acker.
I think it is more about the BBC making a story.
Lets wait and see how this plays out .
GLA

Just got out my time machine! Stroked my Christal ball, Drank a cuppa and read some tealeaves. So pretty sure not any time soon. Sp looked good though??

I hope snow:-)

If that all happens, you could well be correct! Huge potential here.
Going north from here ; lots of news due. Watch this space!
Have a good weekend all:-)
GLA

Hi acker.
50 / 50 split would be better. but that could change depending in the Gold mine.
Rock bottom here, so if GR finaly pulls his finger out things could look very good very soon.

Maby Emmerson Mnangagwa has invested and now ready to sign, cheeky fecker! Lol

I agree ; shares been forward sold. MM's will let this go at the back end of the week as a tight squeeze on.
Just a thought, GR has put 11 million into pram over the years. That means that for GR to break even he needs an average of 0.70+ p per share. You can be damn sure he'll get his money back and more!
GLA

It's finally looking good here again:-)
GLA

I posted one today; it should be there by Friday!

As Mr T would say. This is the bottom fool!

Two facts about lithium clay deposits.
1) About 8 percent of known global lithium resources are found in clay deposits.
2) Many companies are in the research and development phases for their clay deposits, but no companies currently produce lithium from them.
I think that about sums it up.
Have a good weekend all

Yes tool

Why ZULU’s hard rock lithium will become the more common source of lithium production rather than lithium brines.

More flexibility; the lithium hosted in spodumene can be processed into either lithium hydroxide or lithium carbonate. Brines initially can only be processed into carbonate, and then can be further processed into hydroxide however at an additional cost
Faster processing; brines can take a lot longer to process due to the evaporation required making for an inconsistent process compared to spodumene
Higher quality, spodumene typically hosts higher lithium content in comparison to most brine
Geographic location; rock minerals are way more homogeneously distributed on earth with deposits on each continent’s
Comparable costs; while each mining operation may have its own defining factors regarding profitability the hard-rock operations utilize low-cost traditional mining techniques

Ultimately, the world will increasingly need more lithium regardless of its origin. However, the trend towards battery producers requiring higher quantities of lithium hydroxide derived from spodumene will result in the declining use of lithium carbonate originating from brines. In real terms, the use of lithium carbonate may increase but in terms of market share for the battery industry it will decrease.
Just need EPO
GLA

Just for you cherryburn.

I thought we were talking about cars not trains!

Why hydrogen cars won’t overtake electric vehicles
Bloomberg NEF 2020: The bulk of the car, bus and light-truck market looks set to adopt battery-electric technology, which are a cheaper solution than fuel cells.
Volkswagen, made a statement comparing the energy efficiency of the technologies. ‘The conclusion is clear’ said the company. ‘In the case of the passenger car, everything speaks in favour of the battery and practically nothing speaks in favour of hydrogen.

Facts:

Let’s take 100 watts of electricity produced by a renewable source such as a wind turbine. To power an car, that energy has to be converted into hydrogen, possibly by passing it through water (the electrolysis process). This is around 75% energy-efficient, so around one-quarter of the electricity is automatically lost.
The hydrogen produced must be compressed, chilled and transported to the hydrogen station, a process that is around 90% efficient. Once inside the vehicle, the hydrogen needs to be converted into electricity, which is 60% efficient. Finally, the electricity used in the motor to move the vehicle is around 95% efficient. Put together, only 38% of the original electricity – 38 watts out of 100 – are used.

With electric vehicles, the energy runs on wires all the way from the source to the car. The same 100 watts of power from the same turbine loses about 5% of efficiency in this journey through the grid. You lose a further 10% of energy from charging and discharging the lithium-ion battery, plus another 5% from using the electricity to make the vehicle move. 80% of the original electricity – 80 watts out of 100 are used.

Not forgetting the cost of infrastructure needed to get hydrogen off the ground.

Thanks cherryburn but think I will stick with Prem;-)

GLA

Don't think so.
Reasons why hydrogen will never work!
Hydrogen power is far less efficient than Lithium-ion batteries. Hydrogen doesn't occur naturally and must be extracted before being compressed in fuel tanks. Hydrogen must be under extreme pressure to generate power.
Remember the Hindenburg hydrogen Zipline diaster! I don’t want to be driving at 20 mph in a bomb. lol

Welcome back CF73
Can't see any downside here.wwith CF73 regarding upside. Potential upside massive with the right news.
GLA