George Frangeskides, Chairman at ALBA, explains why the Pilbara Lithium option ‘was too good to miss’. Watch the video here.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/dhWCIRqV/
OK this is following on from a chart that someone mentioned on EQT but recreated for PHE. It's done on the log scale which I don't normally use and it's just a bit of fun so don't criticise it too much! The orange horizontal lines show time between pushes - if it happens after the same amount of time we are due a push anytime soon (we've actually possibly just started a few days back) ... and if it follows roughly the same growth it hits 22p in August ... fingers crossed it's not just wishful thinking! Now all we need is for some MAJOR news to propel it!
https://www.tradingview.com/x/yvpt9zub/
OK this is following on from a chart that V111JAS mentioned on advfn. It's done on the log scale which I don't normally use and it's just a bit of fun so don't criticise it too much! The orange horizontal lines show time between pushes - if it happens after the same amount of time we are due a push anytime soon... and if it follows roughly the same growth it hits 12.5p in August - heading closer to our group year end estimates of around 17p... fingers crossed it's not just wishful thinking! Now all we need is for some MAJOR news to propel it!
Some more “fun” figures - using a 20:1 income multiple with 5,000 DMGs and we licence them out at the Euro rate rather than the GBP rate then we miss out on £1.71 extra in share price (Mcap down 6.7bln) The good news is though we’d still have a share price of £11.04 (Mcap up 43.3bln) ! Think I’d rather it was £12.75 though ;)
I agree. However we also shouldn’t sell ourselves too cheap just because it’s a nice round figure. The going price around the world for a DMG was £500,000 but that now may be seen as £433,000.
When we move into USA are we going to charge $500,000? I hope not as that’s $206,850 “lost” or discount per DMG. Where do we draw the line? I think we should be converting to the nearest 5, 10 or 25,000 (or it’s a fixed £500k) so that it’s equitable around the world as long as economics justify it.
Rate now is 0.8656 so i don’t know where you got that rate from (I’m hoping PHE won’t use a High St. travel agent for currency conversion!)
But I also had spotted we are “losing” over 13% on EUR DMGs, not sure why they couldn’t make the rate the same for EUR too or charge €575,000 per DMG
Bitcoin is way way smaller than the gold and banking industries yet it still uses an enormous amount of energy. You are not understanding my point. I am not talking about the power of these two industries I am talking only about crypto. Bitcoin is not green and there are much greener crypto currencies out there. Bitcoin is bad for the planet.
This one? https://postimg.cc/9DMX81LQ
... and KGR... you can't compare physical gold mining where gold is actually useful for many different things to the power needed to mine a pointless digital currency that is helping to ruin the planet when there are much greener alternatives
Uninformed, you are having a laugh? With Bitcoin using the same amount of power as the entire country of Argentina or The Netherlands, I personally think that Cardano or ICP are much greener alternatives and Bitcoin can go F*** itself rather than the planet.
PROTOS PLASTICS TO HYDROGEN NO. 1 LIMITED
Company number 12457978
Incorporated on 12 February 2020
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/12457978
Hopefully this will get things rolling faster now