Even the Italians wanna talk about us
Tutti corrono a cercare litio, mentre i prezzi continuano a salire
I prezzi del litio continuano a crescere (+500% nell'ultimo anno) nel bel mezzo di una corsa globale alla ricerca di nuove miniere.www.metallirari.com
You may need to sit down for this one, we are among the top13 lithium stocks
Top 13 ASX Lithium Stocks of 2022
As the lithium market remains robust, the top ASX lithium companies based on year-to-date gains have fared well.www.top1insights.com
AVZ Discussion 2022
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Sub wave 4 down has now hit the 38 fib target of 29738 , then pushed off, have we seen the bottom ?
Dow futures up 100 pts, but considering i dont trust that anymore, much like the TRANNY GIRL / LINDA, then i will ignore that for the time being.
Next stop the STRONG SUPPORT ZONE, matching the heights of sub wave 1 up........
RSI 14 double bottom OVER SOLD ( yellow bubble ), has gone as low as 17 tho ( red bubble ), when markets crapped themselves due to COVID, so who knows if it goes that low, never the less, dont think that strong support zone is going to get broken to the down side.
Global X looking primed to break that strong resistance zone still, despite the DOW carnage, SP ( bull flag ) sitting on strong support at 69 ( minor sub wave 2 down ) , with minor sub wave 3 up to follow.
Global X and the DOW could be both reversing by the time AVZ gets back on the trading table.
imo
SORRY ABOUT THE BREAK IN TRANMISSION WITH THE TRANNY BASHING............resume normal activity as you will.
I will lead it off
Many stocks now in over sold territory . Cashed up investors will be licking their lips . June sell off will soon be over as well . Those that missed out on the run previously will get another opportunity . Win win for AVZ share holders . If the SP drops you get to top up and if it goes up you get to top up . Punters are being given plenty of time with this suspension to rustle some extra cash together . IMO
Frank
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Battery metal buzz counters financial market angst at mining’s big show
The turmoil that rocked financial markets this week has done little to shake the optimism around global mining, if the signs of exuberance on display at one of the industry’s biggest gatherings in years are to be believed.
Thousands of people from all areas of the industry converged at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada gathering this week in Toronto, a global hub for mining capitalism, to strike deals, generate buzz and network after more than two years of pandemic restrictions put an end to most big industry gatherings.
“There was massive pent-up appetite for getting out in person and seeing people” and “phenomenal dialogue between various groups,” PDAC President Alex Christopher said in an interview during the last in-person day of the gathering.
“I’m sure there is a lot of business going on right now.”
Even a stocks selloff that pushed US equity markets into bear territory and warnings of recession by market pundits did little to dampen the enthusiasm of those who make a living finding and extracting minerals from the ground.
“The vibe is exciting, especially in the battery metal space,” said Chris Gale, executive director of Perth, Australia-based Latin Resources Ltd., as he navigated through the crowds in downtown Toronto’s cavernous convention center, exchanging pleasantries with familiar faces along the way.
“It’s great to have everyone in the same room and the same time.”
Gale said his team had 12 meetings in three days to get the work done surrounding the development of a lithium project in Brazil.
The conference helped reaffirm the excitement around battery metals, he said, even after a market rout that has seen his company’s stock slump about 70% from an April peak.
Attendants of the annual PDAC event shared the collective realization that the world desperately needs more supplies of raw materials including those critical metals—lithium, nickel, cobalt and copper—needed for batteries, electric vehicles and cleaner technologies that are considered key in a global push to shift away from fossil fuel.
Miners, battery manufacturers and automakers are racing to control more supplies of such metals amid looming shortages and skyrocketing demand from EVs.
BloombergNEF expects that all known global reserves of lithium, cobalt and nickel—along with a huge contribution from metals recycling—could be exhausted if the world wants to zero-out road transportation emissions by 2050.
“That’s the excitement at PDAC—the beginning of a massive bull run for metals and mining,” said Trevor Walker, chief executive officer of Fronter Lithium Inc., which has a project in northern Ontario.
Battery metals were one of the themes at the conference.
In an impromptu poll among Canada’s top mining bankers during a panel discussion at one packed session, two said they expected lithium prices to outperform other commodities in the next year on the back of rising consumption and supply shortages.
The bankers expected big money to come to the battery-metals sector as generalist investors, who have largely stayed on the sidelines, gain awareness of the supply constraints for the minerals needed for the energy transition.
The focus on such industrial metals took some of the shine off precious metals in a conference that tends to draw its fair share of gold bugs and bullion producers from around the world.
“There’s a little more enthusiasm around battery metals,” Alamos Gold Inc. CEO John A. McCluskey said in an interview from his company’s booth in the sprawling trade floor, which drew 864 exhibitors—a sellout—ranging from minerals explorers, service firms and consultants to countries and mining technology firms.
“I don’t see the same amount of enthusiasm in gold and silver” due mainly to macro issues such as the strength of the dollar.
Still, the conference did draw the top executive of the world’s largest gold company, with Newmont Corp.’s CEO Tom Palmer doing a keynote speech to a crowded room on Tuesday.
PDAC marked his third face-to-face industry conference this year.
“You can do so much on a video conference,” Palmer said in a Wednesday interview.
“But the people-to-people interaction is still a very important part of influencing the culture and managing our business.”
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Frank
Mines: the DRC in search of investors
The Minister of Mines, Antoinette N'samba, takes part in the Mining Africa Forum which has been held since Monday, June 13, 2022, in the city of Toronto in Canada.
It is one of the major mining forums that brings together several African countries and investors from all over the world.
The forum will give the opportunity to the minister in charge of mines, Antoinette N'Samba Kalambayi, to highlight all the mining potentials that exist in the DRC, in order to attract investors to develop the mining industry, and also to enter in contact with companies wishing to invest in the DRC.
The theme used during this forum which ends this Wednesday, June 14, 2022 is: “Mineral resources and the international circular economy”.
According to the delegation led by the Minister of Mines, the idea through this forum is to highlight all the mining potential of the DRC, either by its cartography or by its geophysics.
Indeed, the DRC is ready to welcome investors with proven technical and financial capacities in the mining sector, with a view to concluding mutually profitable partnerships, indicated the members of the Congolese delegation.
These investments concern, in particular, the systematic search for blocks with mineral indices to support the National Geological Service of Congo (SGN-c), the certification of reserves for the benefit of public mining companies with deposits, the exploitation and establishment of metallurgical industries for the treatment and transformation of ores into refined or refined products (cassiterite, coltan), as well as the establishment of gold refineries and diamond cutting.
There is room for everyone.
The government has decided to grant advantages to investors who choose the DRC for business, encouraged the Minister of Mines, before inviting investors to visit the pavilion reserved for the DRC where the riches of the subsoil are exposed. Congolese.
Some investors have shown interest in investing in Congolese mines.
They took the opportunity to discuss with the Minister of Mines and promised to visit the DRC in the coming days.
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Remark
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That's her stage name
Most important thing I like about that photo is there are no Chinese thieving bastards .
DiscoDanNZ
Regular
While you search for investors a massive lithium deposit waits...
Except we will be the ones starving if they don't sort their shit out
Winenut
Go AVZ!
They were out the back organising the snacks
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Xerof
Biding my Time 1971
I wonder if Klaus, the other thieving bastard, was there, lol. But as she says, there is room for everyone, but do we need to remind him, our tenements are secured - fuck off
I have always said that German prick is in the back ground somewhere . A low life scum bag . IMO
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Hates a beer
And she is smiling for the first time ever
Bin59
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FYI Felix posted that 3 new judges have been sworn in making up the full compliment of 9 Judges required for the Constitutional Court - Tick 
This Wednesday, at the People's Palace in Kinshasa, 3 new judges of the Constitutional Court were sworn in before the President of the Republic, Parliament, the Government and the constituted bodies of the Nation.
DRC Presidency
@Presidency_DRC
Jun 16
These 3 judges appointed by presidential order are: Christian Yuma Bahati, appointed by the Courts and Tribunals, Sylvain Lumu Mbaya, appointed by the Head of State and Dieudonné Mandza Bondia, appointed by Parliament.
DRC Presidency
@Presidency_DRC
They complete the 3 judicial positions that have remained vacant recently and their investiture makes it possible to reach the required number of 9 judges sitting on the Constitutional Court.
The President of the Republic, the supreme Magistrate of the country, has taken note of this swearing-in.
3:30 AM · Jun 16, 2022·Twitter for Android
This Wednesday, at the People's Palace in Kinshasa, 3 new judges of the Constitutional Court were sworn in before the President of the Republic, Parliament, the Government and the constituted bodies of the Nation.
DRC Presidency
@Presidency_DRC
Jun 16
These 3 judges appointed by presidential order are: Christian Yuma Bahati, appointed by the Courts and Tribunals, Sylvain Lumu Mbaya, appointed by the Head of State and Dieudonné Mandza Bondia, appointed by Parliament.
DRC Presidency
@Presidency_DRC
They complete the 3 judicial positions that have remained vacant recently and their investiture makes it possible to reach the required number of 9 judges sitting on the Constitutional Court.
The President of the Republic, the supreme Magistrate of the country, has taken note of this swearing-in.
3:30 AM · Jun 16, 2022·Twitter for Android
thegh0stwithin
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"And so the foreign investors, post signing MOU agreements with the mining minister arrived at the dining room for a fine dinner only to find that a company linked to Mainland Chinese officials had already pre-purchased the food on the table at half of the price it actually cost. The deal is done, you did not get a say foreign investors but too bad, now everyone except us go hungry say the representatives of the Chinese shadow people.They were out the back organising the snacks
A pre-prepared report of the purchase process had already been prepared by a shadow-organisation and media release near simultaneously being released in record time by a foreign national with a white face (to win credit with the big dogs) attempting to discredit the visit by the foreign visitors stating the visit had never happened, and that the pre-purchase of food at half of the cost of the actual value was actually fair, legal and a really good deal for the Congolese people and a big victory for the mining minister".
A comedic reflection on what may have happened based on the DRC of old - times are changing.
Am I reading that correctly?
AVZ waiting on award of ML and still expect that to be by 1st july. once that is confirmed, they will lift suspension.
meanwhile the arbitration process is continuing and seemingly continue in the background? they're waiting on a decision from ICC on 1 or 3 arbitrators and thats going to take 4 weeks (from when?). then they still need to aribrate so could go on for some time.
iff I read this correctly, then ffs there goes the shareprice. I dont know how they can trade if the 15% is still unresolved.
AVZ waiting on award of ML and still expect that to be by 1st july. once that is confirmed, they will lift suspension.
meanwhile the arbitration process is continuing and seemingly continue in the background? they're waiting on a decision from ICC on 1 or 3 arbitrators and thats going to take 4 weeks (from when?). then they still need to aribrate so could go on for some time.
iff I read this correctly, then ffs there goes the shareprice. I dont know how they can trade if the 15% is still unresolved.
Yes I noticed that too. Also very nice to see avz or their lawyers have not changed their stance.
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