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The same MM (the only one) has been sat at 40 for best part of 2 days now. Next is at 42. 5 MM stacked at 39.5.

07:35 JBER 5,000 39.5
07:56 MREX 10,000 39.5
07:57 PEEL 5,000 39.5
07:53 SCAP 10,000 39.5
07:36 WINS 5,000 39.5

I'm thinking large sell order being worked at set price.

MM's stacked on Bid. My guess is that CFEP is working on a sell order as been like this for 2 days.

Depth 9
07:35 JBER 5,000 39.5
07:56 MREX 10,000 39.5
07:57 PEEL 5,000 39.5
07:53 SCAP 10,000 39.5
07:36 WINS 5,000 39.5
07:51 CANA 5,000 39
07:50 SING 5,000 38
07:56 WIRE 5,000 38
07:30 CFEP 10,000 37

9 Depth
40 10,000 CFEP 07:30
42.5 5,000 JBER 07:35
42.5 5,000 WINS 07:36
43 5,000 CANA 07:51
43 5,000 SING 07:50
43 5,000 WIRE 07:56
43.5 10,000 SCAP 07:53
44.5 10,000 MREX 07:56
45.5 5,000 PEEL 07:57

https://www.mining.com/battery-grade-lithium-prices-in-china-surge-68/

Domestic Chinese battery-grade lithium carbonate prices assessed by Benchmark Mineral Intelligence are on a tear in 2021 after bottoming out in the second half of last year, following a lengthy slump.

Ex-works lithium carbonate in China (=99.5% Li2CO3) jumped by 68% to its highest since June 2019 in the first two months on the back of high battery demand, particularly for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cathode, and a slower-than-anticipated transition to high nickel chemistries, according to Benchmark.

Benchmark’s megafactory tracker points to the extent of the rise in demand reflected in China’s battery production figures, which totalled 12 GWh in January, an increase of nearly 320% compared to the same month last year when the country was in the first stages of the pandemic.

The surge was led by production of LFP batteries which is growing at a breakneck speed, up nearly 500% year- on-year.

THREE YEARS OF FALLING LITHIUM PRICES HAVE FAILED TO INCENTIVISE SUFFICIENT INVESTMENT INTO THE SUPPLY CHAIN, LEADING TO GREATER RISKS OF PRICE VOLATILITY AS BATTERY DEMAND RAMPS UP

Surging Chinese lithium carbonate prices, which now hold a premium over hydroxide prices for the first time since April 2018, helped push the Benchmark Lithium Price Index up by 14.4% in February 2021, its second-largest move on record after January 2021, the London-headquartered research and price reporting agency said.

While the most rapid gains were in China, Benchmark’s global weighted average lithium hydroxide prices are up 8% year-to-date and ex-Chinese carbonate prices up by an average of 17.1% in February:

In fact, all 11 of Benchmark’s lithium prices registered increases in February 2021 as producers of both spodumene and lithium chemicals worldwide have begun to sell out inventories and fill order books through until the end of Q2 2021.

While lithium’s majors are beginning to reengage in expansion plans, three years of falling lithium prices have failed to incentivise sufficient investment into the supply chain, leading to greater risks of price volatility as battery demand ramps up.

Took a small initial position over the last 2 days. Watching level 2 today, that persistent seller is still around. Every auction posting 100,000 shares at the ask. I did notice today however for the first time in days, the bid price kept creeping up with every sell. Maybe a small sign.

They will be bots trading

Very much so. Intermis will be with us EOM which will IMO show a very positive "story"

http://bit.ly/Y0jiZ6

http://bit.ly/1rfd9lX

3D Seismic due any day now here also.

;o)

I have just bought in here. Should be an interesting time ahead.

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in the morning. Massive upside potential this One.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X96cYEwY1wo&list=UUM_V6cU7x9K3NqjvN9OQATQ

Listing and restructuring costs hit the bottom line, with operating profits for 2013 static at US$4.4mln. However, the adjusted EBITDA (underlying earnings) figure revealed the underlying momentum. It rose to US$9.1mln from US$8.8mln a year earlier.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/67402/update-actions-maiden-results-chart-a-year-of-transformation-67402.html

Sanlam has upgraded its price target for Action Hotels (LON:AHCG) to 96p from 70p. Action is well placed to build a significant portfolio of hotels in the region, with the group on track for an additional 1,500 rooms (150% growth) over the next 2/3 years. The recommendation also rises to ‘buy’ from hold’.

Maybe a good time for you to sell?

on Level 2 another MM has just raised its Bid......looking good