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Toyota production affected by shortage of Semiconductors as a result of COVID affecting their supply chain in SE Asia and global demand.

Believe PT or a compound of PD and Cobalt can be used in Semiconductors along with Gold. Not sure what the below counter measures are but posting in case of interest:

“As the demand for semiconductors in all industries continues to increase, we are continuously assessing the situation and discussing medium- to long-term countermeasures with related companies. Our focus remains on doing everything we can to deliver as many cars as possible to our customers as quickly as possible, such as shifting our production plans to models with high demand.”

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/TYT/changes-to-production-plans-for-september-october/15130682

I’m not saying this means Toyota are definitely part of a consortium but this shows how global demand for a single component and supply is a risk that is slowing down the whole production line. Companies like Toyota recognise this and are making other plans to secure their supply chains so could be relevant in terms of PGMs.

Just about managed to get some more after x 2 NT and then the quotes timing out almost immediately after hitting buy (via Halifax). Was for just under £1k after fees so not a big order : )

Just opened today’s door on the expected RNS calendar:

It’s an image of a man wearing jazzy knitwear and a smart jacket who is beaming over a small chest of shiny PGM nuggets. The nuggets are giving off an aura which is lighting up the background where you can just about see what looks like shorters in the background with distressed faces trying to clamber over each to get a glimpse of what’s inside the chest. To the side of them there looks to be lots of happy shareholders in raising wooden mugs of some spirit or other.

Not sure if some of this is lost in translation but he sounds up-beat:

https://bitkogan.com/2021/09/07/akczii-eurasia-mining-eua-ln-vyrosli-pochti-na-150/

Eurasia Mining (EUA LN) Shares Up Nearly 150%

One of the major players drew attention to the shares of Eurasia Mining (EUA LN)

I would venture to suggest that one of the major players drew attention to Eurasia Mining (EUA LN). 
Within a few days, the paper has grown by almost 150%. At the same time, turnovers are also growing. 
Today there was an attempt to push the price down. But…. the buyer bought out the entire drawdown, which at the moment reached 12%.

That increase from here would be fine with me AgentB!

The great days keep on coming. There has to have been at least one EUA holder sat in the office this afternoon, waiting for the boss to come and do their appraisal and be humming to themselves like this:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I3q-zBLZEW4

Underpinned by the BoD giving a 2 week expected drop on the Mining Plan with a nod to the placement price benchmark. I’m back at work next week after hols so apologies in advance if any clients experience delays in responses or unexpected responses should THE RNS drop next week.

Further to the article shared earlier from Kogan - little follow up. Just a short and sweet sign of the building sentiment in the motherland:

“In a few days, Eurasia Mining paper grew 100%

I'm glad you weren't wrong. The growth is impressive.

The other day we paid attention to the extreme cheapness of Eurasia Mining (EUA.L).
I'm glad you weren't wrong. In a few days, the paper grew by 100%. Impressive.”

Maybe Rowkaboz was right about EUA causing dust though - virtual dust from all the charred shorts. We’re going to need a quick hover up because the incinerator only looks like getting hotter.

Looks like their busy preparing kippers on the trading floor again today:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-Nq8RC9DGxc

Here you go EpicOG - the link is on the “Top 5 Trade Ideas” section:

https://bitkogan.com

Seems he had top sliced a little but is now looking at adding:

https://bitkogan.com/2021/08/31/eurasia-mining-eua-ln-akczii-kompanii-uspeli-vyrastii-v-12-raz/

Good morning to all genuine holders. Great RNS and more news to come. Exciting times.

Unlucky for any shorters - “soiled underpants all round” for them!

SP was decreasing early in the day. Then, Rowkaboz declared a short position and in my opinion, this created a short squeeze, whereby any genuine shorters panicked on realising that their outcomes where aligned with that of Rowkaboz. Also, lots of news flow due here and general sentiment returning so expecting a good end to the week.

1797 William Blount (TN) - Disloyalty to the United States
1861 James M. Mason (VA) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 Robert M.T. Hunter (VA) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 Thomas L. Clingman (NC) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 Thomas Bragg (NC) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 James Chesnut, Jr. (SC) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 Alfred O.P. Nicholson (TN) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 William K. Sebastian (AR) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 Charles B. Mitchel (AR) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 John Hemphill (TX) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 Louis T. Wigfall (TX) - Disloyalty to Union
1861 John C. Breckinridge (KY) - Disloyalty to Union
1862 Trusten Polk (MO) - Disloyalty to Union
1862 Waldo P. Johnson (MO) - Disloyalty to Union
1862 Jesse D. Bright (IN) - Disloyalty to Union
2021 Senator Boomtime (EUA BB) - Nonsensical deramping of EUA in face of rising SP

Monyboz = disingenuous troll

Below from : https://invest.nashsever51.ru/list_item/news/29-avgusta-den-shakhtera

“The discovery of the unique mineral wealth of the Kola Peninsula and the subsequent large-scale development of the region served as the main reason that in 1938 a new administrative and territorial unit appeared in the country - Murmansk region. Today, the pickaxe, an instrument of miners, rightly decorates the coat of arms of our region. The Mining Complex is the main locomotive of our economy, gives work to thousands of northerners, allows a number of cities and settlements to live and develop.
Mining is one of the most respected and honorable specialties in the Arctic. And even though mining work is not so hard and much safer today than in previous times, it has not become easier. The miner nowadays needs an extensive amount of knowledge and skills, as well as the ability to refresh them in time. Mineworkers have a complex, "smart" technique that requires art in management. And, of course, the need for certain qualities of the mining soul - responsibility, discipline, courage, mutual assistance - has not gone away. High professional qualities of a subsoil worker are always an extension of his human qualities.
Dear miners Khibin and Lovozerya, Olenegorsk, Pechenga and Kovdor, industry veterans! Thank you for the hard work that is rich and decorated with the Murmansk region and the whole of Russia! Good luck in your work, well-being and love in the family, good health and happiness!”

Morning all. Happily I‘ve been on holiday this week so not had the privilege of reading all the deramping posts, although the ones I have seen have been of the expected standard. Another step closer with yesterday’s RNS and looking forward to when they release the Jorc at Nyud! Let’s not forget Tamerlan has been sat at his desk for a couple of months now too and I doubt he’s just joined for the company tea, biscuits and a free parking space so let’s see what falls into place. In the mean time it’s a sunny day today so have a good day all.

If this Coffee House was one of the forerunners to the LSE, I wonder if there would be a corner of the room where some people would be gathered discussing EUA in big hats and pointy beards:

https://www.londonremembers.com/subjects/jonathan-s-coffee-house

You can almost imagine a core of LTHs sat there discussing. Maybe one shouting “£35! AND NOT A PENNY LESS!!” before mysteriously disappearing into the London fog. Another producing scrolls of data, bursting with positivity for months before, one afternoon, suddenly soiling his undergarments and immediately turning his coat inside-out, thereby loosing all credibility forevermore. Then there would be the ones that for various reasons are thrown out by the proprietor only to change their hat, put a different coat and introduce themselves to the group with a new name before their personality reveals themselves and they are banished again. There would be visits from experts with a negative view, some claiming to be eminently experienced in matters relating to the East, some simply chasing a small silver coin from their rotten toothed master and some unverified oddballs who visited for various reasons unknown to anyone. There would be clerks willing to share information from paid for scrolls, interpreted by their experienced eyes for the good of the group and there would be potato heads, shouting loudly just to be heard.

One thing I will say is at least we don’t physically have to trudge down to Bank each time we want to check in to see what is happening. Lots of different views, some genuinely positive, some positive but not genuine and the opposite. All interesting in different ways as the BoD gets on with the real work.

Covers a large Japanese delegation visit to Murmansk in 2019 (apologies if already posted since then).

Japanese attracted by:

Logistics of Northern Sea Route
Subsoil riches
Tourism : )

Apparently the largest 15 Japanese corporations and associations attended and I like Chibis’ statement “The Governor of the Murmansk region assured the guests that Japanese business in the Murmansk region will be given a "green light”

As I say it’s an old article (Nov. 2019) so I’m not claiming this relates to EUA but it was a visit to Murmansk nonetheless and specifically mentions interest in the mining sector and northern sea route so thought it may be of interest:

“Japanese enterprises are also ready to consider investment opportunities in the mining complex of the Murmansk region.”

https://gov-murman.ru/info/news/327434/