Member Info for mcadder

Don't any notice of this idiot. Serial daily ramper constantly hopping around from one share to another hoping to make their 15-20% along the way. Was incessantly ramping copl last night.....

"can see COPL to hit 30p on anticipation before the JV Rns.
JV rns will take Sp to 60p and beyond"

Can't hold a stock for more than a few hours, absolutely zero credibility....

They can post 2000 times a day on this one for all I care, I will sleep like a baby holding this one with the finalisation of the JV agreement with a leading US oil producer potentially imminent ;)))

Changing the goalpost there as ever gregario lol

So only yesterday you said it would be back to 14p today - now you're claiming 14p in the coming days - make yer mind up lol :))

Done here as well ;))

And apart from the blip to 11.80p here roughly a month or so ago this is pretty much down to the lows since since pre suspension, actual suspension and relist, No?? So again, wouldn't you agree huge upside calamari??.....

Hmmm.....ggp that's an interesting one that's very helpful of you calamari LOL

So ggp discovers a huge resource of gold, enters into a JV, SP goes from 0.5p - 35p ish (70 bagger)
but comes down to 8p after a couple of years....so?? That's still a 16 bagger even where the SP is now! So basically you are agreeing that there is huge upside calamari No?? ;)))

Many will know how critical I've been of the company in general of late but even I recognise that the potential JV with a large oil company is game changing just as much as the big news when the oil discovery news dropped.
I've bought back in 100k or so shares this morning as I see really good upside potential now.

Pump and Dump in operation again, don't be left holding this pos

"I do not care how the debt is secured"

Lol, wow

Not millions, tens of millions or in the not too distant future even hundreds of millions.
Don't get left behind Steven49 ;)))

I think someone needs to lighten up lol. Try it, you might live longer ;)))

Sold out have we Bigginge? Lmao ;)))

The Bolivian lithium mining tie-ups we know earlier this year postponed for 6 month's by the Bolivian authorities.
So any day now we may get the all important update we've been waiting for.
An update on the lithium, another drill with Western Gas ( which we have a 10% interest in ) or even a long overdue update on the completion of the delayed ratifications for the Tano basin would be very welcome indeed ;))

Well looking over at Petrel - only 30k in the bank, more delays in Iraq, not surprised to see a drop there. Clon have already had their drop of 90% following the Sasanof-1 result, yes we will need funding at some point - there's no secret there but we potentially have news on several fronts looming here. I know where I'd rather have my money right now....

Well that was a short dead cat bounce lol

Even at 5p this is still overvalued

South America could power up

"The region's lithium output is just a fraction of what it could be, leading to fears of an eventual bottleneck in world supplies."

"Bolivian President Luis Arce has pledged to make his country "the world capital of lithium" and supply 40% of global demand for the metal by 2030."

I wouldn't read too much into it. I often see it marked up or even down on lots of shares pre opening but the opens flat at 8am.
Interestingly though it looks like we are only 1 half decent buy away from ticking up now...

Sunday Blog, 25 September 2022
I3E EOG DELT LBE PMG SQZ PRD RKH HBR NVPT HE1 CLON PET

Oilman Jim
1 hr ago

......"CLON announced its interim statement last week and discussed the Sasanof-1 well drilled in May / June 2022, which, while it did not flow commercial hydrocarbons, did show that 1,000 metre offshore wells can be funded via stock liquidity. Expect new deals in the coming weeks and months."

This will multibag over next few weeks, watch this space ;))

https://newatlas.com/energy/battery-lithium-squeeze

ENERGY
Lithium resource squeeze could put the brakes on decarbonization
By Loz Blain, September 22, 2022

"As the EV revolution speeds up, and big battery projects ramp up to stabilize power grids running on intermittent renewables, global demand for lithium batteries will rise sixfold in the next 10 years. But can the world actually supply the materials?

There are many potential emerging alternatives to lithium batteries, but for the time being, lithium remains the best commercially available option for a wide range of use cases, and it's unclear what will rise to replace it, or when. We're already getting a small taste of a lithium squeeze, thanks to a freak heat wave that disrupted supply in China's Sichuan province last month.

A new report from EV supply chain market intelligence publisher Benchmark gives us a sense of what rising battery adoption means at the resources level. Even assuming the recycling of raw materials, the report suggests we'll need about 336 new average-sized mines by 2035.

That breaks down into around 59 new lithium mines producing an average of 45,000 tonnes, 38 new cobalt mines producing 5,000 tonnes, 72 new nickel mines producing around 42,500 tonnes, 97 new natural flake graphite mines producing around 56,000 tonnes a year, and 54 new synthetic graphite plants producing an average of 57,000 tonnes each per year.......

.......Add to that the fact that these mines will need to be up and running by 2033 in order to feed the supply chain for 2035, and it starts to become clear that a number of new operations will need to ramp up at unprecedented speed to avoid a crushing lithium squeeze."........