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UR...thank you for explanation

ATH's..........$34500 and rising.....when will SP take note?

On ADVFN
Not all sweetness in Namibia

Canada’s Deep-South Resources (TSX-V: DSM) is taking the Namibian Ministry of Mines and Energy to court as it refused in June refused to renew the company’s prospecting licence for its Haib copper project.

The Vancouver-based miner had warned it would contest the decision “by all means necessary” as it said it had clearly demonstrated that it had met all the criteria to justify a renewal.

The application, which also targets the Mining Commissioner and Orange River Exploration and Mining, seeks an urgent interdict to prevent the government from granting exploration or mining rights over the same licence area to another company

Bullish lithium for sure...and ATM could be producing by end 2021 the boss says...
https://www.ft.com/content/837dca08-d6fa-4336-bc31-add202b1e372?segmentId=0fc62d53-ea95-d3de-ed07-69b4b8ee45b3

Any guesses when we might hear news on lithium resources?

Tin price will define SP here...

REMX ETF very strong

Maybe RBW/MKA/PRE will follow?

Overall Eric looked humbled and honest

Spitfire...agree with your sentiments here

Colonel...thank you.

Can anyone tell me more about Ketan Patel...44Million shareholding....?

https://twitter.com/RTNBurundi/status/1415591459131174913/photo/4

Well done Dr Pham

https://twitter.com/US_Emb_Burundi/status/1415682611637362688

"Tin prices set record high on back of consumer electronics boom
Supply disruptions in Asia and political unrest in Myanmar also help push metal higher"

"But if tin goes to $40,000 or $50,000, then suddenly Afritin becomes a multi-bagger winner. "

Tin prices have moved $2000 pt towards the lower price mentioned above.....since the article was written 10 days ago....

Mark Thompson twitter.......and he knows the tin market as well as anyone

"Shanghai #tin up $1,000 overnight. Now a $1500 premium to LME. If China ain’t got tin, then sure as hell nobody else has!"

TC...thank you

This will be interesting....

"The market will be updated on the optimisation results confirming the successful extraction of these rare earths from the +/- 38 million tonnes of gypsum contained in the two residue stacks at Phalaborwa once available."

From memory i think they produce 120 tonnes per month of tin...valued at $33,000 per tonne gives income of $34 million...

Am i correct on this?

With tin prices now at $33000.......can anyone run me a back of the envelope figures for what this means in practice for ATM returns?

With tin prices reaching new record highs today...will ATM get a re rating soon?

https://uk.investing.com/commodities/tin-streaming-chart

Why did Hummingbird sell out their 105 stake last month?
Who bought it?