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You don't seem to have taken into account the fird rating which jumped from 75 to 83 in this last week. Bodes very well for the future. The trend is very much on the up with the secondary tes figure jumping from 7.23 to 7.53.

Had you not picked this up ?

Can't help thinking lots of the posts on here are just nonsense, said with authority but just total guesses.

There are more sells than buys. Anything else is pure speculation

I can't help thinking that events are helping tech minerals no end. They have indicated their focus is on extracting the individual metals from the black mass which makes the recycled output so much more valuable. 4 or 5 times the value of black mass I believe.

Add this to the EU criteria that batteries for cars sold into the EU must include a percentage of recycled material, given the absence of competitors in the UK, where are the UK battery companies going to get their recycled supplies from if not tech minerals?

The meetings with the insurance industry, that the environment agency seem onboard, the increases in throughput, the new factory, the lead plant ramping up......

After what has been a pretty difficult time, the last few months and early 2024 look to be very different indeed.

First set of details back early next week.

Exciting times

Out of interest.

What ppm figure would be needed if they were just looking for copper and zinc ? ie how do these figures compare to a copper and zinc mine ?

Elevated copper and zinc values are locally present in the rocks (maximum 480 and 680 ppm respectively) and will require further evaluation work in the future

There is little if any volume refining for black mass in the UK or Europe. All output sent to Korea and China.

This feels like a huge step forward, both financially but also for the UK as a whole. If, as they have indicated, the EU and China understandably want to hold onto their battery metals, the UK might build battery factories but struggle for a % of materials without this. Let alone the benefit of reduced transport costs.

This seems to be a game changer. There is a resource war going on and this could be the UKs response. UK Government, you really need to get behind this and make opening more factories as quick and easy as possible.

229 chats v 356 trades.

Come on chats, step it up. You can do it

In the last 5 years, yes a better return.

Not only that, big dividends as well. Over £3 on a £5.85 share price 5 years ago.

There can't be many shares that pay such a level of dividend and grow by so much.

Who would have thought Dunelm would produce such results and still expanding judging by today's RNS

Wasn't too long ago someone posted they thought that might be the end of the 4's.

Unfortunately today the horrible 3's.

If there isn't any news for a bit, how do we see the SP behaving ? A gentle slide or hovering around the 4s until hopefully a significant climb ?

The Finnish pipeline won't be available for some time. As consumers, the winter might prove to be very expensive. For pxen, it might be reasonable to assume it would benefit them but just for now, we are waiting

"The agency’s chief, Robin Lardot, said marks had been found on the seabed at the site of the damage to the Balticconnector pipeline. Its operators said it would take at least five months to repair the pipeline, meaning it was unlikely to come on stream again until April 2024.

But Lardot said the investigation into aggravated vandalism was in its “very early technical stages” and could take several more days because of poor weather and the large search area. The bureau was working to “find facts and analyse them”, he said."

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1029365/gas-prices-hit-six-month-high-on-israel-and-finland-issues-1029365.html

On a day where it appears a major pipeline has been sabotaged, the most obvious expectation would be a jump in the share price. Something needs to change here, circumstances should mean this is flying SP wise

"UK prices jumped as much as 13.5% on Tuesday to 124 pence per therm (a measurement of gas) - having traded as low as 88 pence on Friday."

Is there a fair chance that tech minerals will be the UK's largest supplier of lithium within the uk over the next few years ?

At least until the UK has it's own lithium mine on line. All those new battery factories going to need their supplies from somewhere. When will the UK get a volume refinery to convert the black mass ?

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1028833/helium-one-global-keen-to-get-back-up-and-running-after-unexpected-rig-outage-1028833.html?rel=scroll

It's possible to generate any number in software, it doesn't have to be a physical number such as a home phone or business number.

Often the scam call won't mention your name, they don't know it, so that can often be an early indication that something is not right.

Any genuine call would know further details such as your address and the name of your bank.

The calls rely on shock and panic and unfortunately sometimes, the reduced abilities of the person they are speaking to.

Unfortunately.......it seems not

Is there a pattern of late of SP falls on results day and a climb the day after ? Time will tell

Get the feeling it gets a bit over 5 and then some profit take. Feels like it needs 5.3 or 5.4p to climb further

598k sells and over 3 million buys.

Octp, to add, this is stated in supporting notes, have NO plans to increase the number of shares apart from the normal employee share options.

The post from Windsor, laughable. Utter nonsense.