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If this is 'The share that keeps on giving' it has blessed the average downers yet again. They are fortunate that The Dear Leader (praise be his name) runs this company in such a manner that they can yet again average down at an all time low.

Surely there is an expert somewhere who will be celebrating his good fortune?

Spectacular operation by Ukrainian forces.

This morning an Ukrainian drone penetrated the Russian air defense and surveillance grid at Olenivka, in Russian-occupied Crimea. The drone documented the destruction of a full S-400 battery, along its crew.

https://twitter.com/Tendar/status/1694294645717823899

But many years away from construction and the Chinese implosion is going to hamper short term mine investment until desperate shortages develop; producers could benefit in the short term though.

Troajan,

Yes, decidedly unimpressed; certainly one to keep an eye on as they have some stonking Zinc Equivalent grades.

Both were - they claim that these minerals add 39% to the Zinc-Equivalent value. A quick look shows they did a placing a few months ago at a 29% discount so it makes me wonder if management are in it for themselves?

I do not know enough but this is a promising RNS about their prospect in Greece:

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/ROCK/germanium-and-gallium-confirmed-at-molaoi/16095628

Https://www.n-tv.de/politik/Kiew-Russland-versenkt-Faehren-um-Krim-Bruecke-zu-schuetzen-article24343568.html

[German - the Google Translate extension works well]

The Kerch Bridge is an important supply route for the Russian army and a prestige object of President Putin. Ukraine has successfully shelled the structure more than once. In order to avoid further attacks, the Russian army apparently wants to block the waterways.

After several successful attacks by the Ukrainian armed forces, Russia is apparently trying to protect the Kerch Bridge with a new strategy: The Ukrainian military intelligence service HUR reports that the Russian army wants to sink several ferries in the Kerch Strait to prevent access to the bridge by water to block. A ferry has already been sunk, reports the HUR. Russia wants to sink at least six in all.

Further barriers are also to be erected between the sunken ferries. The measure shows how feverishly the enemy is seeking protection and also "the intellectual crisis within the military and political leadership of terrorist Russia," writes the Ukrainian military intelligence service on its website.

They need to change to consumption / a service based economy. Tech will not provide the employment they need to placate a dissatisfied and underemployed youth.

Torygraph article on heat pumps: "It is almost a patriotic duty to replace boilers that once depended on Russian gas."

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/08/22/heat-pump-technology-soon-hot-even-britons-tempted/

Will the editor get sacked?

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/JSE/montara-operations-update/16094577

LSE not pushing the RNSs

Makes you wonder if they were approached asking if they would support a placing and said no thanks and then sold out and crashed the share price in the process.

And with all these well publicised pay increases it gives license to any 2-Bit AIM lifestyle company to give an 'appropriate' increase to their BOD.

She is also still "Full of confidence and unconcerned". Do you find that concerning?

1p placing; so much rampnig all to waste.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/JAY/placing-to-raise-ps600-000/16094496

House Freedom Caucus threatens "reckless" government shutdown unless far-right demands are met; Right-wingers accused of trying to "tank the economy" ahead of 2024 election:

https://www.salon.com/2023/08/22/freedom-caucus-threatens-reckless-government-shutdown-unless-far-right-demands-are-met_partner/

https://twitter.com/freedomcaucus/status/1693624211695079521/photo/1

Basically, they want Trump let off otherwise they are going to disrupt the US economy... Economic terrorists.

Chechen Fighters Claim Ukrainian Drones With ‘Claws’ Are Abducting Russian Troops

https://www.thedailybeast.com/chechen-fighters-ukrainian-drones-with-claws-abducting-russian-troops

He said these drones hunt for prey at night and can only be destroyed by flamethrower or grenade launcher.

#yeah_right

‘Broken’ solar panels manufactured specifically for South Africa

https://dailyinvestor.com/energy/28170/broken-solar-panels-manufactured-specifically-for-south-africa/

The representative showed him photos of the solar panels they export to South Africa, and one thing stood out – they all looked broken.

“All the panels had something wrong with them – a corner that was missing or broken, cracked glass, and the like,” De Jager said.

He initially thought it was second-hand panels which could explain the damage. However, the representative told them the panels were new but intentionally damaged.

The company purposefully produces panels that look damaged for the South African market, making them less attractive to criminals.

The problem with Jubilee [and all other South African miners] is how do you value future cash flows when there is so much political uncertainty? The ANC will have to choose bedfellows for the elections next year; do they side with the Democratic Alliance (and risk lowering their ability to steal from the State) or the populist EFF (Economic Freedom Fighters) who would want to be able to nationalise mines and then enrich themselves instead of shareholders.

The EFF is the more likely option and would cause a brain drain and capital flight... never good for miners.

This link to the interview will work

https://archive.ph/6KOlb

It is almost as though postalot gets dizzy seeing the volume and forgets that the share price is being forced down by a seller.

At least The Dear Leader (praise be his name) has been paid his daily tithe of just £1k and in return has offered his followers yet another chance to average down at all-time lows.

Claude this you might be onto something:

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I do not have enough context to determine if the statement is true or not. However, here are a few thoughts:

Nevada does have lithium deposits that companies are exploring and developing. For example, Lithium Americas is developing the Thacker Pass lithium project in northern Nevada.

I am not aware of any lithium exploration projects being "sanctioned" by the space agency (presumably NASA). Lithium exploration and development would typically require permits from state/federal agencies, not NASA.

NASA does use dried lake beds in Nevada to calibrate satellite instrumentation. For example, the Dryden Aeronautical Test Range contains Rosamond Dry Lake and Rogers Dry Lake which have been used since the 1960s to calibrate camera equipment on aircraft and satellites.

However, I have not seen any evidence that NASA has "sanctioned" lithium exploration in Nevada because it would interfere with satellite calibration activities. The drying lake beds used by NASA are generally quite large, so lithium exploration nearby may not affect their utility for calibration.

In summary, while Nevada does have lithium deposits and NASA does use dried lakes for calibration, the claim that NASA has specifically "sanctioned" a lithium exploration project does not seem substantiated based on the information I could find. More details would be needed to fully verify the accuracy of the statement.

In essence, the general ideas in the statement may have some truth, but the specifics about NASA sanctioning a lithium exploration project due to interference with satellite calibration appear dubious and unverified. I would want to see more concrete evidence before determining if the claim is true or not."