AVZ Discussion 2022
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Fletch77
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I don’t understand how that flog is still around here when it only takes 2 paid members to report his posts and they get automatically removed.
A few others have mentioned that they report his posts also
His last reply to me was a cut and paste of a reply to another poster a few days ago.. was possibly still in his google translate history.
MoneyBags1348
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I don’t understand how that flog is still around here when it only takes 2 paid members to report his posts and they get automatically removed.
A few others have mentioned that they report his posts also
His last reply to me was a cut and paste of a reply to another poster a few days ago.. was possibly still in his google translate history.
Fletch maybe that’s why he became a member, so he couldn’t get suspended.
I think he is Chinese and that should tell investors here everything they need to know about him
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Winenut
Go AVZ!
Triggered you didn't it????
Yep....
Triggered you big time there Modo.
Nervous fucking shorters are doing everything......everything......everything they can
Including putting you out there to get slaughtered you dopey patsy
You don't usually respond to my half arsed bullshit.........I'm just a Mum and Dad retail "know nothing" numpty with a few bucks in the ASX casino
Triggered you didn't it...?
Yep...
Yep.....
Watching you go down will be one of the great stories and lessons I will tell my kids about how honest, intelligent and genuine people actually do rise above the trash, filth and scum that creeps across the face of the earth like cockroaches selling their soul to the next master.....like you do
Some years ago I commented on the crapper re concerns for AVZ cyber security, both here and in-country. Control of the world's biggest lithium mine would warrant the best (state?) hackers be utilised. It appears my concerns have come to pass. As you say, we've been outplayed at every turn. Now we know why.
What interest do you think shorts are paying on their positions?
Don't worry about the shorts.
Worry about Nigel and the ML.
CashKing
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Winenut
Go AVZ!
Fucked up and replied/tagged twice??
Twitchy and nervous it would seem
I don't care what interest the shorters are paying
When it's costing you money it's simply costing YOU money
I'm guessing you have about......ummmm......fuck all time left on the forum
CashKing
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Back to HotCrapper he goes…
Xerof
Have a Cigar 1975
I found my kind of bar in Copenhagen today. See the activity on the right side window
Unsure if the guy sitting outside is waiting to go in for a session or is recovering before heading home.
Arsehole, and don’t ask…
But hey, my good TSE buddy Kunts are doing a sterling effort in my absence, keep it up and fight the good fight.
Back to Dubai tomorrow then Rome
Farken
The Danes are a good bunch, and they can drink with the best of them!!
Fuck off
How large is your short position mate?
I hope you didn’t leverage too much.
Your recent posting suggests you are, like many others from time to time on here, going through a bit of soul searching and frustration.
I don’t hold anything personally against you. You took a bet against a company I believe will succeed. Just a difference in opinions.
We’ve all been stuck for nearly 10 months. Supporters and detractors alike.
Take a bit of time away from the keyboard and live a little. Your health is your wealth as Frank would say
No worries. Felt helpless for the last 10 months waiting for AVZ to resolve. I think Government (USA and Aust.) support is what is now required and we should be focusing our efforts there.
Carlos Danger
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Mr Inappropriate
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[ #Kinshasa ] Back in the Congolese capital, the Head of State chaired this Friday, by #visioconférence , the eighty-sixth meeting of the Council of #Ministres . Meanwhile, the reshuffle of the Sama #Lukonde government is still pending. @pepele_news
Still pending, always still pending.
F’ing sick of still pending.
Anyway, we await AVZ’s much anticipated next announcement that’s still pending…..ah fuck
Samus
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Frank
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US seeks critical mineral pacts with Japan, UK to curb China
The US government is exploring narrowly focused trade pacts on critical minerals with Japan and the UK, in addition to talks with the European Union, the latest salvo in its push to counter Chinese influence in key sectors, officials familiar with the matter said.
The US is looking to create a “critical minerals buyers club” with allies like the EU and Group of Seven, the US officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
The move would ensure the bloc is not reliant on China for critical minerals, particularly as the countries look to build out renewable energy pacts, the officials said.
So-called rare Earth elements and minerals including lithium and cobalt have assumed huge strategic importance because of their role in electric-vehicle technology, defense electronics and other uses.
Especially worrisome to the US and its allies is China’s geological fortune in having supplies within its borders and its moves to lock up agreements with other producers — potentially cutting off US access in the event of a crisis with Beijing.
The deals, while aimed at China, could also make the countries eligible for benefits from the Inflation Reduction Act, soothing a key irritant over industrial incentives.
The development adds Japan and the UK to the list of countries where the US is seeking critical mineral pacts.
The US had already been in talks with the EU over such a deal.
The US has long been pushing to secure supply chains of critical minerals, including through a Minerals Security Partnership that includes the EU, UK and Japan, as well as other countries such as Australia and South Korea.
That group held a meeting earlier this week to discuss mining, processing, and recycling of critical minerals with representatives of several African nations, according to the State Department.
The push is part of President Joe Biden’s effort to shift global supply chains away from China, blunting Beijing’s clout in key sectors and hedging against disruptions — like the Covid-19 pandemic — that would upend supply chains or create scarcities that may starve US or other friendly producers.
Part of the joint push is driven by a desire to make sure the US is not reliant on China for critical minerals, the officials said.
It will also mean the US and its allies have access to the inputs needed to meet emission-reductions goals, according to the officials.
Participating countries would be eligible under Section 30D of the Inflation Reduction Act, an incentive aimed at promoting new electric vehicles, officials said.
A pact that clears the way for benefits under the IRA would help sooth tensions with Europe, which has complained that the provision freezes out American partners.
Biden’s administration has responded by pledging cooperation and encouraging European allies to pass their own domestic subsidies.
“This is one of the most promising ways to go forward,” German Economy Minister Robert Habeck told Bloomberg TV in an interview Monday, referring to a possible agreement on organizing a market for critical minerals.
mining.com
Food for thought on the long and winding road to Manono Bro
Cheers
Frank
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