His avatar actually looks like him ........poor fuckI said I took the photo while chatting with him, I didn’t say it was a photo of him
And he’s got a good sense of humour as well as a lot of gold
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AVZ Discussion 2022
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" surely financially, we will be struggling in 6 months "
Thats what the chinerse entities want.................play the long game and hope management / holders fold or sell up.
nasty fucks
Frank
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Re:- Lithium is the Oil of the future.
S&P’s Aussie analyst delivers real kick to oversupply pundits
This week has been marked by varying opinions about the future of lithium with investment banks who think the market will be oversupplied clashing with the likes of MinRes boss Chris Ellison who said there was “way more demand than supply”.S&P Global has come in on the side of the bulls, saying that trade frictions, logistical challenges and sustainability concerns are likely to impact on raw material supply chains.
Combine this with its expectation that demand from makers of light passenger vehicles for lithium-ion batteries is estimated to accelerate to 3.4 terrawatt hours by 2030 (up from just 290 gigawatt hours in 2021, and its clear why its Auto Supply Chain & Technology Group believes that lithium supply deficits are very likely in the medium term.
This is particularly true in Europe where the European Parliament and European Council has provisionally agreed that all new vehicles registered in Europe must be zero emissions from 2035.
Along with rising prices for other battery metals, this will drive component and EV prices up.
The financial information firm noted that development chains for critical battery metals – including lithium – are lengthy and complex with countries making belated attempts to build localised supply chains to address logistical issues with Chinese suppliers and geopolitical concerns brought about by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
However, China is expected to remain the dominant global supplier for battery materials for some time.
Benchmark Mineral Intelligence chief executive officer Simon Moores has also come out swinging in favour of a lithium supply deficit.
Oil super-major BP is rolling out over 100,000 EV chargers globally
Bp has launched its global electrification brand – BP Pulse – in Australia with with global CEO Bernard Looney officially opening the new fast charge points at BP Bayside at Brighton East in Melbourne.The launch is the commencement of BP’s ambitions for around 600 charge points in Australia and the installation of more than 100,000 EV chargers globally.
BP is backing Australian businesses too, with Brisbane-based manufacturer Tritium supplying the chargers as part of a multi-year contract to deliver for BP’s UK, Australian and New Zealand markets.
Did anyone get any tingles about Mr Pei visiting Monono?
Felix, Pei here, What Fuck is going on over there, Why Hold Up with Manono Bro
Need to Waken Monster asap, Sleeping Not good for CAT, not good for AVZ
Not good for DRC
Pull Finger Out
Or Pineapple you get from me
Pei out
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Hey TITS, for you to know the age of CHIRO, you must of been next to me whilst i was chatting with him at the AGM, was it you, the tall dude who introduced me ?As an aside to this too,
Deboss and the Chiro came over from Brissy, they are successful individuals with the Chiro dude(sorry forgot his name), has was it 35 odd practices around Australia and is only 37 (bloody good on him) and Deboss has been over to AVZ has the Ferrari, Corvette and rumoured to have 40mil AVZ shares, these guys KNOW how to make $$. I took note of these guys and their demeanours, they weren't worried, angry, stressed or holding pineapples (other than those in their wallets
Personally, I put far more value in these blokes' opinions than that of some fuckwit pimply-faced needle-dick 50yr old virgin living in mummies basement putting all their time and effort into trolling AVZ on social media instead of finding the next big one.
Winenut
GO AVZ!!!!
I personally think the language from Nige around the reason for the supension has changed and to me it's a little bit unsettling
The original Halt leading into the suspension was in relation to AVZ's mining and exploration rights for the Manono Lithium and tin Project
The original halt issue was not resolved which then led to the suspension
Everybody was of the opinion that the suspension was due to the unresolved matters we now know of regarding PR13359, the CAMI carve up,
Samus
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Agreed Wino, it's evolved to something else entirely. The language of burning shorters seems designed to appeal to shareholder sensibilities like a wink wink I'm with you guys. And preserving asset value is really a false terminology when AVZ could open at any price post suspension.
However they've made our bed and now we have to lie in it.
Anyway I wonder what the slippery snake DG of CAMI is up to? On 'holidays' awaiting the trial of Vidiye Tshimanga perhaps?
Amazing how little we've heard from the phantom over the months, only his grubby Toad puppet.
CashKing
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Na mate Deboss just married well
The founder of Webber I hear…
Huge grapes vines all all the place.
Woke up one day & owned Penfolds
While we wait thx @Deboss I’m sure you don’t mind as you have a good sense of humour
Maybe Jen’s can help us out on the super yacht for the $2 party still everyone
GLTAH
Winenut
GO AVZ!!!!
Apologies that post was written about a million hours ago and incomplete and accidently posted now...
The point is (picking up the issue) at the AGM Nige intimated the reason for the suspension was somthing related to shorters coming onto the scene and Management wanting to shut down the damage to the SP
Umm...
Nahhh...
I'm calling absolute fucking bullshit to the max on that
The halt and suspension as per announcements was never ever anything to do with a short attack and looking to support the SP
It was (and always had been) in relation to issues (whatever they fucking are) over our "mining and exploration rights"
Anything mentioned about the ongoing suspension being in relation to an orchestrated short attack to me is convenient bullshit
If it was related to a co-ordinated short attack then put it in the fucking official company announcements
Otherwise it's bullshit
Really
Bullshit
Winenut
GO AVZ!!!!
Well get him over to JAGS to help out grilling those crays and then send him to my place to help on the cellerNa mate Deboss just married well
The founder of Webber I hear…
Huge grapes vines all all the place.
Woke up one day & owned Penfolds
While we wait thx @Deboss I’m sure you don’t mind as you have a good sense of humour
Maybe Jen’s can help us out on the super yacht for the $2 party still everyone
GLTAH
Frank
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*Re:- Not sure if this was posted yet. Again seems counter-productive as they block major western investments.Not sure if this was posted yet. Again seems counter-productive as they block major western investments.
At the G20 Summit, Julien Paluku praises the energy potential of the DRC
By Editorial KinshasaNovember 17, 2022 at 4:08 PM
On the sidelines of the G20 summit being held in Bali (Indonesia), the Congolese Minister of Industry, Julien Paluku argued that the DRC is a unique opportunity for the world in the energy transition caravan.
In a one-on-one with the French President, Emanuel Macron, Minister Julien Paluku invited French investors to invest in the DRC because, he underlined, "the DRC is full of enormous potential".
"French investors are therefore welcome in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tshisekedi's country which is full of enormous potential in several constituent areas, thus an opportunity for the world in the energy transition caravan," he said.
During the exchanges with the French President Emmanuel Macron, Julien Paluku worked to lobby for the DRC, referring to the study carried out by the Bloomberg agency which indicates that the DRC is the best destination for the battery industry. and electric vehicles thanks to its strategic minerals including cobalt, lithium and manganese.
Also, the Congolese Minister of Industry spoke with John Morton, adviser to the Biden administration at the State Treasury Department, on the re-industrialization of the DRC through electric batteries.
The Minister of Industry, Julien Paluku has also requested the contribution of foreign partners in the materialization of the project to install the first electric battery manufacturing plant in Haut-Katanga.
Note that these meetings are part of the consolidation of the industrial diplomacy of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The G20 is a summit bringing together the 20 most industrialized countries on the planet, extended to emerging countries, was organized under the theme: "Bali 2022: getting up together and stronger". But the exchanges are focused on the Russian-Ukrainian crisis and its consequences in Africa and in other continents.
David Mukendi
Au Sommet du G20, Julien Paluku vante les potentialités énergétiques de la RDC | Politico.cd
En continu |www.politico.cd
I see where they're still Selling the, "Come one Come all" it's the "Solution Country" atm Sam, as
Forum Italia Africa Business Week: In Rome, Augustin Kibassa presents the DRC as a "solution country" and invites entrepreneurs to come and invest
Rome, the Italian capital, is hosting the sixth edition of the Italia Africa Business Week (IABW) Economic and Commercial Forum. Placed under the main theme: "Africa Next Generation: the challenge of green and digital transformation", the work of this 6th edition was launched on Wednesday, November 16, 2022.
On Italian soil, political leaders, decision-makers, business representatives, African and European entrepreneurs discuss the challenge of green and digital transformation, innovation and digitization, sustainability and ecological transition, health systems , agribusiness and more.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) which is in the spotlight is represented at these meetings by its Minister of PTNTIC (Posts, Telecommunications, New Technologies of Information and Communication).
In his speech before an audience of guests, Augustin Kibassa Maliba praised the potential of Africa in general and that of the DRC in particular in the field of NTIC (New Information and Communication Technologies), environment, renewable energies, population density...
"which make the DRC a solution country"
"During his last visit on September 03, 2021, then President-in-Office of the African Union, His Excellency Félix-Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo in his speech, at the Ambrosetti forum on the world economy which held in Milan, praised and presented the potential of Africa in general and that of the Democratic Republic of Congo in particular.
In the process, he appealed to all to come and invest massively in Africa and the DRC", recalls Augustin Kibassa Maliba.
And to complete, "given its geostrategic position in the center of Africa, the DRC has the natural vocation of becoming, by 2030, one of the largest forwarders of telecommunications traffic and digital data in the world, able to connect the Mediterranean to the Cape of Good Hope, the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean".
And to be able to play this first-rate role, "the President of the Republic has put in place the National Digital Plan articulated on 4 pillars which are: infrastructures, content, application uses and finally governance and regulation" , he listed.
Guest of honor at this activity, Augustin Kibassa Maliba appealed to entrepreneurs to invest in his country, which today shows an improvement in the more attractive business climate.
"Aware of the challenge facing the sector under my responsibility, the Government of the Republic, through my modest person, appeals to investors and donors to come and invest alongside the Congolese State in the form of winning partnerships.
The DRC is committed to continuing to improve the business climate, which to date is much more attractive, to put in place financial incentives, to support and protect all investments in order to meet this great challenge." , he reassured.
The Minister also stressed the importance of strengthening cooperation between Italy and Africa to achieve the joint objectives of protection and development of the planet.
The Congolese delegation to this work is composed, in addition to the Minister of PTNTIC and his team, the mayor of the city of Lubumbashi and the president of the Europe-DRC chamber of commerce.
Opened on Wednesday 16 in Rome, these works which take place in panels according to specific themes will end on Thursday 18 November 2022.
mediacongo
Just don't mention AVZ / Lithium or Manono
Food for thought
WTF Frank
CashKing
Regular
It’s how we do things in WA mateWell get him over to JAGS to help out grilling those crays and then send him to my place to help on the celler
Frank
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The point is (picking up the issue) at the AGM Nige intimated the reason for the suspension was somthing related to shorters coming onto the scene and Management wanting to shut down the damage to the SP
If that was the case Wino ( Re:- Shorters with Short Shorts ) then wouldn't half the Stocks on the ASX be in Suspension as well right now
Asking for a friend
Food for thought
Tia
Frank
TDITD
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Nah mate it was chatting with the Brisbane crew at the RS, good bunch some knowledgeable characters.
If you would have said tall really really good looking dude, then it could have been none other…
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investinvest
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Regarding ASX200 funds needing to sell AVZ:
When we entered the ASX200 in March there's was immediately approximately nearly 100 million shares shorted. Let's assume that this is due to the funds that had to buy AVZ shares to track ASX200 lending out their shares for shorting.
As I understand it, in order for these funds to sell their AVZ shares, whoever borrowed it off them will have to first purchase them back, then return to the funds, before the funds can then sell it to adhere to their investment mandate. This leads me to believe that after the ML is confirmed, the SP may very well go up first due to the shorters being required by the funds to return the shares having to buy first, before pressure on the SP happens in the ensuing days due to the funds selling the retrieved shares.
IMO DYOR
When we entered the ASX200 in March there's was immediately approximately nearly 100 million shares shorted. Let's assume that this is due to the funds that had to buy AVZ shares to track ASX200 lending out their shares for shorting.
As I understand it, in order for these funds to sell their AVZ shares, whoever borrowed it off them will have to first purchase them back, then return to the funds, before the funds can then sell it to adhere to their investment mandate. This leads me to believe that after the ML is confirmed, the SP may very well go up first due to the shorters being required by the funds to return the shares having to buy first, before pressure on the SP happens in the ensuing days due to the funds selling the retrieved shares.
IMO DYOR
DarOv
Emerged
And if they refuse to sell the stock?
Or is it impossible for them to refuse to sell?
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Bin59
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DRC: the World Bank wants to invest in mining sector reforms
By6questions.cd
November 18, 2022
On Thursday, November 17, 2022, the Minister of Mines, Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi received the Country Director of the World Bank, Albert G. Zeufack, in his work office.
The talks between these two personalities follow the meeting on October 1st, on the promises of this financial institution to accompany the ministry in terms of consultancy in order to bring some reforms in the mining sector.
In this regard, a technical mission of this Financial Institution is expected in the coming days in the Democratic Republic of Congo to work in collaboration with the ministry's experts.
For the Director of Operations of the World Bank, after this fruitful and promising interview, the boss of Mines was very receptive to her host.
Cellcom Min/Mines via 6questions.cd
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