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At least buy another 85,000 shares Darloman.
Sure, if you are prepared to hold until hzm are producing 50,000t at $20,000 that's $1bn revenue a year.
It's how much nerve you have to keep holding?
15,000 shares?
You want to be thinking 100,000s as every 1p rise on 100,000 shares is £1000.
Do more research as this has the potential to change your life. I've got nearly 2m shares now. And that has the potential to make me a millionaire.
I think that's a question for Malcy's next interview?
Andrew are you planning on dying in the next 2 years?
I'd be happy with £35 a share :-)
Anglo American Plc Ord Usd0.54945 is listed on the London Stock Exchange, trading with ticker code AAL. It has a market capitalisation of £37,951m, with approximately 1,351m shares in issue. Over the last year, Anglo American share price has been traded in a range of 1753.3, hitting a high of 3508.5, and a low of 1755.2.
Mcap £37bn
They already have share options.
Nickel is facing a “structural uplift in pricing” thanks to booming demand from the automotive sector, Jessica Fung, head strategist at Pala Investments said at the LME Week Seminar last week. Demand from EV batteries is expected to increase five-fold over the next decade.
That means EV’s will require more than 1m tonnes according to BMO Capital Markets in a recent report, compared to total mining production today of some 2.5m tonnes.
https://www.mining.com/green-energy-metals-eight-companies-with-big-ambitions/
Konwave and Mackenzie both Resource funds building a position.
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/hzm/ownership
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Doriemus is currently trading in the Australian stock exchange. Therefore, it can only be traded through our custodian HSBC.
To sell the shares, you would need to contact our Stockbroker on 0117 980 9800. The telephone dealing charge is 1% of the value of the deal, with a minimum of £20 and maximum of £50.
There's a £15 custodian fees for HSBC and a 200 Australian dollar fee payable to the 3rd party Australian broker.
Mine are in my HL account but it will end up costing £15 + £20 +$200aus to sell them.
I'd imagine they would be buying at the nickel spot price. They won't be agreeing a price for the next 30 years.
I've seen Glencore secure 100% of offtake on a lot of historical deals. It doesn't matter who you sell it to, if one company wants the lot whats the problem?
Hopefully they are going to invest in something that's going to make money this time?
I think there is a good chance of a 100% offtake for the life of the mine.
Highest I've found so far is $27m prepaid from Glencore.