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Is it possible Hainan could pounce at this distressed level? Take 51% by subscribing to c.10 billion shares at 0.04p? That's £4m equivalent to only a few thousand tonnes of spod plus sp recovery for payback + rewards.

Debts paid, funded to operational level.

Or some other approach via the creditors if prem goes bust....

Following with interest but not yet invested.

Bid quote above .60 looking good for a breakout

There was a supply chain bottleneck in 2022. LCE surged to $85,000/tonne

Spod price increased too but not in proportion. I think it reached $6000/tonne

Much depends on EV production, and batteries for storage of renewable energy.

Ask going upppp now 0.4985. could see it break a ha'penny ✨💥

Excellent. 0.5p today I'm sure. I bought at 0.38 last summer and was starting to believe the negative posts but glad I never sold down at 0.25p Well done to all LTH 💥🤠💫

Now over 8% following yesterday's selling by Millennium of an additional 170,000 shares. Now over 8m shares with commitment to buy back. That's 20 trading days of average daily buy volume. Pressure cooker brewing.

It seems shorters are increasingly confident the SP will fall further. Contradicted by Varadi's increased growth guidelines - doubled since last projection only 2 months ago. Interesting time ahead. GLA.

Celtic its 20% growth. Not 20% increase in capacity. CEO has increased the guidance for Wizz growth from 10% to 20%.

Oil price up 10% in a week may be a factor in share price drop. Now over $66

Since last April the significant highs were 0.36 0.38 0.38 and now we're at 0.39 with this encouraging RNS. I expect it to break 0.4 soon. Depends if SC continues selling. The 1Y high is 0.455.

SC would have to sell 200 million shares to take them below 8% thus triggering a tr-1. That's about £720,000 at today's bid of 0.36

Well 200m since the last tr-1 in August when then had 8.98%

Looking good. I've patiently held for 8 months since buying at 0.38p.

>> Latest lithium spodumene spot price (SC6, CIF China) is currently around US$2,190 per dry metric tonne (dmt), with an indicated range of US$2,050–2,330/dmt as of 13 Jan 2026

Jet2 down 4.28%, whole sector down.

Possibly bullish sign? I think not possible to tell.

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A large cash-settled swap can be associated with real share buying because Barclays may delta hedge.

If Barclays has written a TRS / portfolio swap to a client, Barclays typically:

stays market-neutral

hedges by buying WIZZ shares (or options)

adjusts hedge as the price moves

So a 4.28% portfolio swap can imply:

hedging demand exists now or soon

support under the price (if hedging means buying dips)

more share turnover and liquidity

But it can also be the opposite

It can just as easily be:

a hedge against another basket exposure

or client activity that Barclays offsets elsewhere

So it’s not automatically bullish — but it is automatically interesting.

Practical investor interpretation (for WIZZ)

Portfolio swap at 4.28% could mean:

Bullish version

client is synthetically long WIZZ

Barclays hedges by buying stock → supports price

Bearish version

client is synthetically short WIZZ

Barclays hedges by shorting stock / using puts → pressure price

Neutral version

it’s a basket hedge, delta mostly netted out elsewhere

I see, thanks for the insight. And Wizz is well placed to take on routes to/from/within Russia is a best case scenario. Not just Ukraine. It will have the capacity based on its order book.

Apologies. I assumed you meant ioy n the contested areas of Ukraine, including Donbas. I can't see the relevance of Russia to this forum discussing the war in Ukraine. Are you saying the west wants to do some deal with Russia?

Maybe make your original post clearer please.

Craigo123 $100 trillion? What's your source?

Bottom line

Treat the "$100 trillion in disputed areas" claim as very likely misinformation or extreme spin.

A more defensible range from mainstream sources is ~$10–15 trillion total mineral wealth claims (still uncertain), with meaningful portions in contested territory — but nowhere near $100T

Well just for the sake of fantasy figures & if you mean $50m/year for 4 years I'd go for a range of £3-£5 assuming the margin would be very high. No great additional overheads.

That's an Mcap of £300m -£500m

Well I suppose there could also have been an approach to buy the business following the Optimal launch? The BOD are not obliged to RNS if this is confidential and ongoing and offer terms not clarified. E.g. informal approach: a company asks to enter into discussions about terms.

GPT>>

So what’s the practical answer for FAB?

✅ If FAB gets a quiet, informal approach and:

it’s confidential,

there’s no rumour,

no unusual share price movement,

and it’s not yet inside information,

➡️ they are not obliged to put out an RNS.

❗ But if any of the following occur:

press/market chatter (“FAB in talks”),

price/volume spikes that look “offer related”,

confidentiality slips (more outsiders brought in),

the approach becomes concrete enough to be inside info,

➡️ then yes — they’d be pushed into an RNS (either because of UK MAR inside info disclosure or because the Takeover Panel requires a Rule 2 announcement).

Well Wizz is going nowhere is a forecast. I'll hold you to that one and respect your choice to spout it.

You could explore embracing the forecasts of others, because hatred is resentment that ultimately turns malignant.

And it's ok for JBri to make his own forecasts, even though they are out, but not others. And for him not to give reasoning for his forecasts (except general piffle about the airline sector) but others are berated for not giving reasons he believes. Something undisclosed is irking him methinks.

If results better than expected I predict £14.56 on Jan 29th.

If a short squeeze is triggered (£14-£16 is the range IMHO) then £16 💫

Happy to be wrong. It's just IMHO.