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I had never heard of it but it will lead to huge infrastructure investment [copper concrete labour etc] - as Bloomberg puts it:

'The Three Seas Initiative is a great idea, and one that Washington, Brussels, Berlin and other Western capitals should back. The U.S. and EU have already pledged dollops of money — it should be oodles instead. The same goes for enthusiasm.'

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-05-19/europe-can-fend-off-china-and-russia-via-three-seas-initiative

https://3seas.eu/

'Japan’s exports surged more than a third in April with gains in shipments to the U.S., Europe and other parts of Asia pointing to continued momentum in the trade recovery across large parts of the world.

While the 38% jump was heavily inflated by comparison with dismal numbers from a year ago, exports still logged solid gains of 7.8% from two years earlier.'

Bloomberg email worth signing up for:

https://www.bloomberg.com/account/newsletters/supply-lines

A cynic would note that in trying to raise funds for Alba's assets in Greenland it looks as though they need to divorce those assets from the other assets they hold in the UK and Ireland. Are other potential investors in the Greenland assets giving a zero or negative total valuation to Alba's shares in HHDL, the Welsh Gold interests and the Zinc prospect in Ireland?

As UKOG is down a fraction and ALBA down over 10% the market is not particularly impressed at the moment despite what some are posting at about the £4m 'valuation'.

3 months and they want money.

Not a PC comic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB6mtbqrAn4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9OCReTZRIo

Troajan,

The problem is that every time there is a Primary Bid success it attracts more people in thinking that they missed out on the last free money who pile in with the intention of selling as soon as they can to free up their hot money for the next good thing.

But there is no such thing as free money - why would bookies offer free bets if they did not make a profit out of those lured into the game.

FORESIGHT SOLAR FUND LD ORD NPV has the lowest m/cap of the FTSE 250 constituents at £600m. UKOG has a m/cap of less than £30m.

Can you explain how UKOG 20 bags or is it just your 'secret research'; if it is 'secret research' I suppose you need to keep it secret so the French [or even the Saudis] do not come trying to steal these assets of 'National Significance'.

Or, are you just trolling Investors who have held since the giddy heights a few years ago and endured a 98% loss. That would be rather unpleasant?

I got the Primary Bid email - they are already begging the man in the street?

Hurricane were helped by having an Activist Investor who could see value in the underlying assets. UKOG have had no such appeal to such an Investor yet; bearing in mind the declining production on the producing asset and unproven other assets, what would get an outsiders' attention?

"Superfast-charging aluminum-ion batteries outpower lithium-ion" - they are "too good to be true" as the grid cannot supply power as much power as the battery would need to charge at its fastest speed.

But as a battery sink for excess grid power they must be an interesting proposition. There seems to be an endless production line of battery advances waiting to topple lithium from the top of the class.

https://newatlas.com/energy/gmg-graphene-aluminium-ion-battery/

The demand for aluminium could "explode", especially as it is needed for the upgrades to the Grid that will be coming world-wide [ultra-high voltage uses aluminium power lines].

Last price traded showing on Google Finance as 6.66p - a bit ominous?

I know you like to ride the waves with shares, but the greedy CEO signed a death spiral agreement for much more than was drawn down [they converted £12m out of a possible £60m]. More red flags than a Labour Party convention to me...

Made using plants

https://www.medicago.com/en/technologies/

Good for people wanting "natural" vaccines?

The FT says it will assist self-diagnosing issues from acne to melanoma.

https://www.cnet.com/health/personal-care/google-will-now-help-you-identify-that-suspicious-mole-or-rash/

Troajan,

I saw your post and had a quick look at the Zak video. You know I have hope in that company; the results of some field trials will come out soon and as there was drought conditions when the beans were sown, grown and harvested, the benefits of the treatment will be clearer.

I am taking a bit more interest in charts; I prefer my own research and intuition, but others pay more attention, and they sometimes have an effect on prices. Every little helps...

'Last year’s blazes set state records. This year, the drought’s even worse.

A wildfire in Southern California grew to 1,325 acres on Sunday as roughly 1,000 Topanga Canyon residents had to be evacuated from their homes. Just like that, fire season has started again in California. As an extreme drought worsens across much of the state, 2021 is shaping up to be potentially another deadly year.'

https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2021/05/california-is-headed-toward-another-brutal-wildfire-season/

This is probably good news for PHC - they will probably have just finished this years harvesting so the trial results will have benefitted from delayed planting due to drought last year and drought conditions at the end of the growing season.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-17/world-s-oranges-coffee-at-risk-as-brazil-runs-out-of-water

In pre-drought conditions before the spike in commodity prices farmers were getting a return of $85 per hectare; Soybean prices are up 50% since then and the drought conditions should have increased the additional yield compared to non treated plants so the return to farmers will have increased. It should be a tremendous bit of publicity for the phased rollout of Saori in Brazil.

Biden's green agenda should help with permitting in the US as well.

This is probably good news for PHC - they will probably have just finished this years harvesting so the trial results will have benefitted from delayed planting due to drought last year and drought conditions at the end of the growing season.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-17/world-s-oranges-coffee-at-risk-as-brazil-runs-out-of-water

'I know one buyer asked for £4.5mil got £2mil so they are unlikely to require a TR-1, no idea if there will be any other TR-1s coming.'

£2m at 1.5p would be 133m shares which is around 13.5% of the issued share capital. A TR-1 will be required if your facts are correct.

I know its nuts but it has been said that people may be demonstrating in their hundreds and thousands.