AVZ Discussion 2022
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TheCount
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I’m calling BS.if Nellie is correct we will all owe some bottles of Grange to have with his/her steak!! I’m not writing him/her off just yet
3 more days, I still have hope not shooting the messenger yet
TC.
TDITD
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Yes, answered another person too further down.Who discovered the lithium?
The response
Was that YOU?????
The Fox
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Dear Nigel,
I have been thinking about you every day for a long time now.
I miss you more than I can say.
When I feel down or sad, I like to watch this video of you from the 18th of May 2022 and like to listen to you right at the 5.00 minute mark.
Your comments give me great comfort, please don't let me and the other AVZ share holders down.
Love, The Fox xx
I have been thinking about you every day for a long time now.
I miss you more than I can say.
When I feel down or sad, I like to watch this video of you from the 18th of May 2022 and like to listen to you right at the 5.00 minute mark.
Your comments give me great comfort, please don't let me and the other AVZ share holders down.
Love, The Fox xx
Frank
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10th Moscow conference: Gilbert Kabanda reaffirms the DRC's determination to put an end to the war in the East
During the 10th Moscow Conference in Russia, on international security, which is being held from August 15 to 18, the Minister of National Defense and Veterans, Gilbert Kabanda Kurhenga, expressed the DRC's determination to take up the challenge of insecurity in the Great Lakes sub-region and this, in the presence of 300 delegates from 40 countries.
"The DRC wants to play its role as a stabilizer to put an end to twenty-five years of insecurity imposed on it on its territory, and to become the natural world leader in the fight against global warming, through its possession of strategic raw materials, while guaranteeing the interests of each other”.
At the same time, he pleaded for multifaceted support from Russia and all the participating countries, the immediate objective being to mobilize and obtain the necessary means for the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC ).
According to him, this support will make it possible to expand operations against armed groups, negative forces, terrorist groups and their active allies in the provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu and Ituri where they commit massacres.
However, the DRC has enough human and material potential to put at the service of its people, but the persistence of the activism of hostile forces is delaying its development and threatening international security.
He also welcomed the good historical relations that have existed for 62 years between the two countries and especially Russia's regular support to the United Nations Security Council for the safeguard of the sovereignty of the DRC.
Lithium producers in the Sichuan province, home to factories of some of the world’s biggest companies and the producer of about half the country’s lithium, have either suspended production or lowered their operating rates in response to the power crunch, sources told Fastmarkets.
“We have halved our production due to the power rationing in Sichuan province,” a lithium producer source said.
Underlining the seriousness of the power crunch, a second lithium producer source in the province said: “The city where our factories are based have rarely experienced power shortages before – this is the first time that we have halted production due to power rationing.”
A third lithium producer source said: “Our production has been suspended since Monday August 15 and prior to this, we were required to stagger our electricity consumption.”
In an interview with Stockhead, VP Capital co-founder John So says in in the short term there will be a supply squeeze in terms of downstream lithium coming out of China, which will push up prices for processed lithium elsewhere in the world.
“This will also push up raw lithium prices because Sichuan is a mining hub for lithium in China – I don’t expect this to go on for months because by October the weather will reverse in the northern hemisphere,” he says.
“We will continue to see these sorts of outages in August and intermittently in September as well.
“Other provinces in China are also talking about potentially curbing power supply to some of the industrial companies and factories – so expect to see more of this over the next two months.
“Lithium is going to be in shortage in China, and all the data is indicating that electric vehicle demand is on the upside and is a lot stronger than what most may think despite what appears to be a general slower economic environment.
“With high unexpected demand and short-term supply crunch, we may see prices go up another 10 per cent in the next few weeks.”
CNN’s Selina Wang says China’s major manufacturing hub, Sichuan province, has ordered all factories to shut down production for six days to ease a power shortage as China continues to deal with its worst heatwave in six decades.
Temperatures have soared above 40 degrees Celsius, causing a spike in demand for air conditioning and added pressure on the power grid.
Sichuan is home to factories of some of the world’s biggest companies such as Apple supplier Foxconn, Toyota, and battery marker Contemporary Ampertex Technology Co (CATL) – one of Tesla’s key suppliers.
Wang says this could potentially have a knock-on effect for the global economy.
“This is a key province because it is rich in minerals like lithium and polysilicon, and is a key manufacturing location for the semiconductor and solar industry so shutting down the factories for a week…could tighten the supply of polysilicon and lithium which could potentially push prices higher,” she says.
During the 10th Moscow Conference in Russia, on international security, which is being held from August 15 to 18, the Minister of National Defense and Veterans, Gilbert Kabanda Kurhenga, expressed the DRC's determination to take up the challenge of insecurity in the Great Lakes sub-region and this, in the presence of 300 delegates from 40 countries.
"The DRC wants to play its role as a stabilizer to put an end to twenty-five years of insecurity imposed on it on its territory, and to become the natural world leader in the fight against global warming, through its possession of strategic raw materials, while guaranteeing the interests of each other”.
At the same time, he pleaded for multifaceted support from Russia and all the participating countries, the immediate objective being to mobilize and obtain the necessary means for the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC ).
According to him, this support will make it possible to expand operations against armed groups, negative forces, terrorist groups and their active allies in the provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu and Ituri where they commit massacres.
However, the DRC has enough human and material potential to put at the service of its people, but the persistence of the activism of hostile forces is delaying its development and threatening international security.
He also welcomed the good historical relations that have existed for 62 years between the two countries and especially Russia's regular support to the United Nations Security Council for the safeguard of the sovereignty of the DRC.
Chinese power outage could sting lithium buyers, push prices 10pc higher
The lithium sector can’t seem to catch a break with China’s heatwave now expected to cause further havoc on the supply chain.Lithium producers in the Sichuan province, home to factories of some of the world’s biggest companies and the producer of about half the country’s lithium, have either suspended production or lowered their operating rates in response to the power crunch, sources told Fastmarkets.
“We have halved our production due to the power rationing in Sichuan province,” a lithium producer source said.
Underlining the seriousness of the power crunch, a second lithium producer source in the province said: “The city where our factories are based have rarely experienced power shortages before – this is the first time that we have halted production due to power rationing.”
A third lithium producer source said: “Our production has been suspended since Monday August 15 and prior to this, we were required to stagger our electricity consumption.”
In an interview with Stockhead, VP Capital co-founder John So says in in the short term there will be a supply squeeze in terms of downstream lithium coming out of China, which will push up prices for processed lithium elsewhere in the world.
“This will also push up raw lithium prices because Sichuan is a mining hub for lithium in China – I don’t expect this to go on for months because by October the weather will reverse in the northern hemisphere,” he says.
“We will continue to see these sorts of outages in August and intermittently in September as well.
“Other provinces in China are also talking about potentially curbing power supply to some of the industrial companies and factories – so expect to see more of this over the next two months.
“Lithium is going to be in shortage in China, and all the data is indicating that electric vehicle demand is on the upside and is a lot stronger than what most may think despite what appears to be a general slower economic environment.
“With high unexpected demand and short-term supply crunch, we may see prices go up another 10 per cent in the next few weeks.”
EV and battery factories shut down as China faces worst heatwave in six decades
Toyota and CATL announce factory closures in China as a scorching heatwave sweeps the countryCNN’s Selina Wang says China’s major manufacturing hub, Sichuan province, has ordered all factories to shut down production for six days to ease a power shortage as China continues to deal with its worst heatwave in six decades.
Temperatures have soared above 40 degrees Celsius, causing a spike in demand for air conditioning and added pressure on the power grid.
Sichuan is home to factories of some of the world’s biggest companies such as Apple supplier Foxconn, Toyota, and battery marker Contemporary Ampertex Technology Co (CATL) – one of Tesla’s key suppliers.
Wang says this could potentially have a knock-on effect for the global economy.
“This is a key province because it is rich in minerals like lithium and polysilicon, and is a key manufacturing location for the semiconductor and solar industry so shutting down the factories for a week…could tighten the supply of polysilicon and lithium which could potentially push prices higher,” she says.
ozmacca
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@MoneyBags1348 a very local place for me i love, what a coincidence! You guys have a lot more cred than me though (i'm 40ish), have a great John Stewert original hanging up at my folks place though.Jag it looks like you’ve built a home where our tent used to be pitched for a year overlooking Moonie Beach and Ghosties Point breaks back in 1980, that’s me with the camera, back when we had a daily cup of magic mushroomcoffee and a bushy top riser to bring it on
A hello to everyone else on the forum, I don't often like to make a scene but in case you're getting likes off a random named Oz then there you go. For full transparency, i've been on a previous forum which has gone to shit. I'm a holder since 2017, not owning a gold mine, ~>500k shares, been through ups and downs, i'm a realist and love that this forum is actual discussion about the project and related issues.... not shorters, trolls, etc. Thanks for having me, and awesome to see a very few familiar names who were/are renowned for great info in other forums. Cheers guys
Mouthpiecenomnom
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She was the one doing the health survey on the artisinal miners correct? If so its possible they just asked her to take the posts down in an abundance of caution. Its not trading anyway and pictures of core arent price sensitive. What matters is the lab results.
Yeah it's possible that's the case.
For sure the lab results is where the juicy info will be.
JAG
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MoneyBags1348
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Hey ozmacca, nice to have a reply from you. My best boards were made by John, my best one snapped in half in a 3 ft surf at Moonie (unbelievable to have that happen in such a small surf) and I had a beautiful board with a full bottom spray of a barrel in beautiful greeny blue would be worth a fortune if I kept it but John experimented on the bottom curve and concaves and I hated that particular board and sold it. In the 70’s we used to jump of the Catho Pier when the surf was big, don’t think too many people have done it since and a few of those old local boys are dead now. If I can find an old photo of the pier at night fully lit up with a coal ship docked I’ll post it here, those days are long gone now. Good news this morning with Chris Bowen saying our Govt is moving forward with promoting and providing incentives for EV’s here as well as a battery manufacturing plant in QLD. Only other thing I have to say this morning is I lost a lot of sleep last night thinking I might have taken things a bit far teasing @Nellie17 The truth is perhaps I (and perhaps Wombat) aren’t quite in as much stress as many others here, and I think we both may have a wicked sense of humour and have been having a little too much fun with our jokes (I’m hoping Wombie feels the same way) It’s not nice ganging up on someone even if it’s meant in fun, and my personal opinion is that women should not have to compete against men…. Funny old world today, with women wanting to / or having to compete against men. Men can basically be arseholes, even good ones, and women should be allowed to be softer and feminine, that’s why we like them. So @Nellie17 I’m very sorry if I took the teasing too far (I think Wombie probably is too!) As BEISHA has said here (and Frank said to me privately) we are all part of the the AVZ family, and bullies aren’t welcome!
cruiser51
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I didn't know a rock licker was qualified to carry out a health survey.
In my eyes she served her purpose, lift the lid a tiny bit to piss certain people off, to follow with an oops, a delete and no more photos from drilling activities.
For Felix to think that $33 million is simply daylight illegal robbery and now purge the Chinese Cheap shots and get on with the job, crucify the cominière and CAMI bosses as part of the cleansing process.
Great job Nigel.
Dont you mean lower lows / highs...........
Yes, the trend is turning to the bear side ..........imo
MoneyBags1348
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Here’s the Catho Pier day and night. Took these back in the 70’s so no digital cameras back then which is a shame because it would be good if you could make them clearer and blow them up
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Winenut
GO AVZ!!!!
Great shots
Get them high quality digitially scanned
The clarity could propably be cleaned up with a bit of digital editing and you could blow them up any size you want
Cheers!
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