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The May 2023 Corporate Overview said this:-

"Construction of an on-site bulk sampling pilot facility on time and on budget"

"Completion of the bulk sampling pilot plant construction at the end of June 2023"

They haven't announced completion so the short term traders are off chasing something else.

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4 months ago it was 3.65p. It's never in a straight line.

If it drops any further I'll be selling a couple of my other shares and buying a few more.

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Gingertom1

Thanks for the explanation.

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It's clearly beyond the ability to Bell and Helpful to organise a sale and an increase in acreage concurrently. I guess it's difficult to do that while furiously back peddling at the same time.

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And now 10:41:48hrs?

I suspect these small trades, like MountFamine's post, are designed to generate interest.

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The main issues with sodium ion batters are:-

"....lower energy density and insufficient charge-discharge cycles reducing their overall performance and lifespan. This means that sodium-ion batteries may not be as cost-effective in the long run, as they may require more frequent replacement."

A simple Google search could have told you that.

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Anybody got a view?

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Trowtech

That's a remarkable self aware admission.

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3Roach

I'm just here for the......https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbmu7udlqH8

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“But we don’t expect any major pullback in pricing like what we saw earlier in the year with Chinese spot carbonate prices.”

A pullback in spodumene pricing may seem bearish for the market, but it’s important to note how profitable miners remain at those levels.

“It’s huge, there’s not many other metals markets where those kinds of margins are on offer,” Spencer said.

And

"Spencer says any company with a hard rock lithium resource in excess of 100Mt, the benchmark for a tier-1 discovery, will come under the microscope of the majors."

https://stockhead.com.au/resources/lithium-explorers-are-hot-again-heres-how-canaccord-genuity-sees-the-rest-of-2023-rolling-out/

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"Here I am…

Doing my own research,......"

If you're still here I think you need to revisit your research.

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"Another significant challenge in developing and adopting solid-state batteries is the scarcity of key materials, particularly lithium. Solid-state batteries may require even more lithium than current lithium-ion packs, exacerbating the limited global supply. "

https://www.topspeed.com/solid-state-batteries-vs-lithium-ion-batteries/

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I think his name was Mick Billing or Billings.

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Hi m9991

I'm pretty sure I don't have anything that you don't already have plus some. It is noticeable, however, that Askari's recent acquisition EPL7626 doesn't appear to have the same mineral occurrences as adjacent licenses.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/5s7hm0dsaxi18a76ua9xu/Mineral-Map.png?rlkey=igpv2qt1m6szcxqfl1cdgr7tx&dl=0

It's not that the Namibian cadastre map gives much information but it probably helps explain why they managed to pick EPL 7626 up for £52k though. It then begs the question why buy it? Of course there's always the possibility that what's there simply hasn't been discovered yet but I guess the pegmatites have to start and stop somewhere.

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Askari's recent acquisition of PL7626 cost them AUS$100,000 (£52,000) or 322,580 shares at AUS$0.31/share. That's either a steal or proof that "nearology" is no where near as reliable a principal to base decisions on as you might think.

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Bell has been in the last chance saloon for years and he's still their propping up the bar. If /when he fooks up again he'll still be there propping up the bar tapping up any hapless punter prepared to listen to his riches tomorrow spiel if only they'd stand him another round.

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Interesting reading.

https://iea.blob.core.windows.net/assets/afc35261-41b2-47d4-86d6-d5d77fc259be/CriticalMineralsMarketReview2023.pdf

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“…..previously despised CEO's who went from villain to hero like………Christian of EUA “

In Schaffalitzky‘a case back to villain again.

A long time ago Bell had his day in the sun. Since then, like Schaffalitzky, he’s been rumbled.

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Specinvestor99

Have you always been this thin skinned?

My first experience of Bell was in a company called Regency Mines. I invested there over 12 years ago, not because of Bell primarily but because of Julian Malnic and a process called DNi that he was instrumental in helping develop to process nickel laterite ores. I learned pretty quickly that just about everything Bell was involved in was all smoke and mirrors so bailed out and took the hit. In the intervening years I've learned a lot not just about Bell but the markets in general. One of those lessons is to look closely at who the nomad is. Beaumont Cornish and SP Angel have a virtual strangle hold on the bottom end of the market.

You're not born knowing what all of life's red flags are, you learn.

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A person who is in denial is called a "specinvestor"

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