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They have reported today that all approvals have been received and they are awaiting the official go from Pam after being given a nod. To the point that they have started working on the developing. Significant news for Alara and might well play into our hands as well. Sp doing well isn�t it. :)

Had to do some digging. Sav isn�t on sets as far as I can check and is on setsqx with mms. It gives the uncrossing trade a different meaning. So it�s essentially a 16.35 auction which is triggered to allow amybafter market trades. It makes it more likely then it was a large client buy to finish an order full set to expire today. I�ve last saw this on a share 2 years ago and an order was placed each day with an after hrs buy each day.

I still think one or more mm is working an order or orders for large clients or inst. They wouldn�t do this for normal private investors and it�s not like the volume is anything but small still.

It is an uncrossing trade. In a share with lots of dma then the 16.30 auction has an uncrossing aspect to balance inst. trades. However Sav is slightly different. I would bet my left leg that there was no dma on Sav. Therefore the only participants in the 16.30 auction for uncrossing would have been the market makers. So essentially a market maker needed an extra 50k shares to fill an order by a deadline for a client or to settle his books either way he has to buy the shares from another mm. Ie an off market buy. To have a buy so much over the market rate would indicate the mm probably want to keep their shares.

But we do have an after hours ridiculously priced buy. I�ve never seen the IG platform, I�ve not know another platform do that, it tends to be quote or if quote isn�t available then buy NT. We are seeing some unmarket like trades though and I wonder whether we might have an rns coming in the next 3 days.

We had a 500 buy at full ask we entered auction in a post 16.30 extension and somebody got some cheap shares. It looks like today we�ve had some cheap negotiated buys as well unless folks think the 6.35 is a sell maybe it is? Strange again though and strange that folks who don�t go to a certain seller end up paying quite a bit more.

I think the selling had been drying up. Friday was a readable example. Steady buying is around. :) Interesting article. Sav have presented with some of the companies mentioned so are definitely in this space. http://www.mining.com/china-lithium-top-player-boosts-investment-emerging-australian-miner/?utm_source=digest-en-mining-180507&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=digest

No ramping no complaining. Just a nice steady bout of buying raising the buy price from 6.37 Friday afternoon to 6.67-6.57 this morning. A 5% increase in the cost of getting more shares. The Sav bod busy presenting in New York and the Middle East yesterday and today. All good, long may the steady sustainable share price gains continue. (Al least until the scoping study later this month and all hell will break loose.)

Same mm pushing down. My advice is take advantage if folks didn�t buy when the sp was dropped form to the lower 5s. Then take advantage now. They are no longer getting the sells and might take the sp for a ride north. Btw we are talking about tiny tiny percentage between 6.37 and 6.345.

Or maybe shortened to The BS Managed to achieve a sell price yesterday that didn�t exist. Claimed the sp hasn�t moved when it clearly has. Don�t understand that mining licenses and feasibility studies take time and are not given out with a free packet of sweets. Don�t understand that Portugal has a mining license. And yet claim to still be holding shares. You�ve got to laugh. The market makers are reading ou two like book which is why your probably not making any money on aim.

Volume has been incredibly low this year. Today and yesterday combined had the highest 2 day volume of the year. However this time last year yesterday and today would have been considered very normal volumes if not a bit low. With no placings on the horizon anybody who wants serious shares due to scoping, Or David�s world tour, will need to work damn hard to get shares without pushing this up to double figures

It�s a well know tool and there are many ways it�s done. Sometimes by hiring 2 or more market makers, some times borrowing shares, but always it prays on the behaviour of investors. Stall a rising share and traders will sell. Throw in a few sells and traders will sell. Take a share up to its 1 year high etc and traders will sell. All the while a few long term holders will be tempted to bail or take profits. Playing with the spreads, soaking up the sells. It�s all about increasing liquidity in a low liquid share like Sav. Once liquidity slows down they will either drop a bit or run it up again depending on buying behaviour. By and large small pi s trade in amounts - trading charges. Larger buyers in share amounts.

Announced today a total of 48bn or so I think on battery production. A big chunk has gone to CATL. Who want to create a European battery factory. Who will they get their lithium from? Also the trades today had a feel of a large inst. buyer. Raise it up quickly scoop up then push it down scoop up then rinse and repeat.

The highest sell according to my software was 6.404p

That was an awful price then for that amount of shares. A few more buys though soaking up the cheaper shares.

a sell at 6.4 but which has obviously now been accounted for as a buy went through at 6.7.

just a marker maker, eager to move from the ask, so he sells his shares off still at a tidy profit. Maybe even the same market maker who took from the auction at 6.3. A nice profit and very low risk strategy. The other option is a negotiated background sell, but then i wouldn't expect the bid to be rising as it is.

6.5 has gone with 6.6 now being paid, didn't last long.

Together with its Omani partners, Savannah aims to outline further mineral resources to provide the critical mass for a central operating plant to develop the deposits, and in December 2015 outlined exploration targets of between 10,700,000 and 29,250,000 tonnes grading between 1.4% and 2.4% copper.

Together with its Omani partners, Savannah aims to outline further mineral resources to provide the critical mass for a central operating plant to develop the deposits, and in December 2015 outlined exploration targets of between 10,700,000 and 29,250,000 tonnes grading between 1.4% and 2.4% copper.Is