Apologies if already posted.
https://www.mining.com/web/andrew-forrest-spearheads-global-green-hydrogen-push/
Don,t know if this has been posted before so apologies if it has.
https://www.mining.com/web/andrew-forrest-spearheads-global-green-hydrogen-push/
Now over $36k .
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/tin
https://www.mining.com/web/uranium-rally-is-a-high-stakes-bet-on-future-of-nuclear-power/
https://www.ft.com/content/40577a9b-d4d9-4cdd-8d08-43ce1c132406
I look at it this way. XRF results is a bit like a standard xray machine. Assay results are like an MRI SCAN? More precise/accurate. A bit simple I know but that's the easy way to look at it.
Those last 3 trades showing, 1 blue and 2 reds are all buys btw. Looking at times and prices.
It's getting very interesting indeed. Plenty to chew over the weekend no doubt. I suspect plenty to talk about over this weekend by those on site.
Pegmatite can contain a whole host of minerals/metals. Lithium tin tungsten tantalum to name a few. Rare earth elements, even gemstones. Possible to have one source of metals like copper that have already been mentioned. Then have another source of a different mineral/ metals lower down . Have a great weekend all. Looking forward to Monday
Come on guys, no need for this. Powerfulpete is right, this is exactly what the troll wants. Don't turn this great bb into a S bb.
On a lighter note. I picked my name from work as worzel was what I was called . Working in milton Keynes with herefordshire accent lol.
With pegmatite you will find many other minerals including rare earth elements. Not just lithium, tin tantalum and sometimes tungsten. So every chance of finding other products along with lithium which will have a value as byproducts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegmatite. Many will know already know this, but thought it worth posting.
HairyFuttret and good afternoon to you.
Like I said yesterday that acquiring those licenses in uranium is a wise move imo. Uranium prices have rocketed over the last 12 months or so. I bought some yellow cake shares in June last year. Technology is constantly improving to make nuclear reactors more safer than they have ever been. With the ever increasing population. The world is going to need more power, supply and demand so to speak. With most countries now getting rid of coal fired power plants. That power has to replaced, (so called green energy don't come close to fill the gap imo) not only that but increased. So the chance of acquiring a footprint in that sector is a wise move
Personally I think a move into uranium is a positive imo. There is no way in hell that wind and solar can produce enough power on its own. Nuclear power although not liked in many peoples minds. Is the the best form of electricity for the demand that will fill the power shortage and instability that will surely happen. Especially in bad weather. But that's a different matter so won't go there. Nuclear power plants (the new ones) are much safer now than they have ever been.