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Oh, Theosus, I will defo stick with Zinnie. In fact, I was gutted, that I didn't have funds to buy more, when it was lower in the last few days.
Don't forget, Theosus, that Elon Musk has already nearly finished building a Giga Factory near Berlin (Zinnwald is abourt 240 kilometres away). He plans to build not only cars, but also batteries, but for them less lithium is needed. It's a new tech in developement. Lithium-quartz or lithium-silicon or something like that. Apparently, it will reduce either way the amount of graphite by replacing it with quartz or silicon and thus needing less lithium also. I've read something about that. Really interesting. Defo hold the Zinnies. I buy more if I can get them cheap enough and have the funds at hand.

The only thing this proves @xel and expru.. my furry little friends :-) is that I have never gone into liquidation :-)

Apparently, it's something one can buy?

It could also happen that Schwarzenegger turns up and says: "If you wanna live...come with me" ;-)

Nope! If the plug is pulled tomorrow at 08:00 hrs, then all will be blocked and everything will go into the 'liquidation mass' and the claimants will be at the end of food chain, but slightly before me :-)

Theosus 90000 tons is a huuuuuge amount. Perhaps you fall for the trap I often fall for, which is that different have different measurements. E.g.: In Germany we have 1 Million, 1 Milliarde, 1 Billione...where in England you go from the million straight to the billion ;-) and perhaps that is the misunderstanding. Fact is, though, that Zinnwald can produce for at least 30 years (and that's only the German side ;-) )

Theosus, keep an eye on the region of Idar-Oberstein. Was once famous for mining semi-gem stone. They're looking into it again, for the amount of high level quartz. The latter being needed for the new technologies.

Theosus, because "Zinnwald" is a region and it stretches across the border from Germany to Chechia. It basically means 'Tinwood' or 'Tin Forest'. The area has been known for mining various metals for hundreds of years, mainly tin. Lithium was something that was disregarded as useless, because the people didn't know what they could make with it. Where do you think the old mine shafts came from, they walked through to do their assessment? Only recently dug for this very purpose? I'm not trying to score to points either, but I have done my very thorough research before I invested here and spoke to the company. So please don't assume you're talking to an idiot. I've done investing successfully for many years and only recently started again to prove a point to my adult children. Thank you.

I tell him tomorrow that Theosus said: "You can say what you like"

Ok, Theosus :-) You are right, I am wrong. So sorry for having disturbed your force :-) However, I know the facts, I spoke to them on the phone ;-)

Theosus... Zinnwald are producing already? That's not what friends say who live in that area and that's not what my research says, either. They're still in the process of getting permissions.

Theosus, the surveyor says: "In this area we have a total of around 90000 tons 'lithium metal', however, we have to say that this is only one third and the other two thirds are on the Chechian side..." (aka across the border to Chechia).

I'm always told in these board here to do my own research, so I did, seems you're not happy about these findings?

Theosus, now you have the link (below) It shouldn't be a problem, as Chechia is an EU member and so is Germany.

Theosus: Above!

Theosus, here: at minute 01:02 he talks about the amount of lithium in this area and says: "...however, one has to say that only 1/3 is on the German side and the other 2/3s are on the Chechia side...." (aka ... across the border from Germany to Chechia ;-) )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvcFfkf884Y
However, it is still the largest amount of lithium so far found in Europe.

That is what Zinnwald said, Theosus? :-) In an official broadcast in Germany. Perhaps you haven't heard it?

I'd have an idea for Amigo. How about a team contacts her and offers to help her solving one or two items on her bucket list. Like This one:

"to talk about peoples’ concerns about debt, credit ratings etc. Sometimes they aren’t the points a debt adviser thinks are the most important, but deciding what to do isn’t always easy and it can really help to get your credit rating worries answered, rather than just being told what to do with your debts."
(By telling your clients NOT to pay, you won't improve their credit rating, Lady)

Or this one:

"to talk about debt and money decisions in a way that is straightforward rather than complicated with a lot of jargon. A few pictures, the odd exclamation mark or bit of humour can sometimes help a serious topic feel more accessible."

(Amigo could offer literacy courses ;-) )

WTF???

tradeuk, looks the sister of that one lol: https://www.wikiwand.com/de/Anetta_Kahane

Thanks for the info, Grizzle. Much appreciated. I tried to call them, but ... covid ;-)