AVZ Discussion 2022
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TheCount
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Did someone say beer? Cash and I have it covered . . . . . .I understand there is a big birthday bash planned for Micky, I think we would all like to be there for that if possible, Nigel might even be there and some other celebrities. Activities either side of Micky’s party are probably not finalised as yet, forward planning still a work in progress. I’d be very pissed off if the birthday party is cancelled, some people have travelled a long way to attend.
TC.
CashKing
Regular
New present i see mate.
Heaven forbid we just say what's going on and not in riddles!!!
Frederick Will
Member
Nothing cryptic in those messages - it's borders on over sharing. Much appreciated - there would be a que of people wanting to buy those members drinks at the bar, and more than a few wanting to try The Counts home-brew
Azzler
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Love the keg pressure fermenter, but for the life of me I can't figure out what the 5 ports are for???
TheCount
Regular
Bottom 2 are 2-inch ports for 2400W heating elements when making hand sanitiser. One of the technicians at work has made me a triac-based power controller to dial them down (0 to 100%) if just trying to ferment wort into beer.
Other ports are 1.5-inch. Centre is for thermowell, Remaining are for a sampling tap during fermentation, and lefty you can see has a sight glass to view the colour and carbonation of the fermenting wort, and I have a carbonation stone (CO2) to be inserted so as to keep it all nice and frothy..
Overkill - yep. But that rig all welded up cost me $400 without attachments - the closest thing to it is the cheeky peak Nano unitank 30L or the Kegland Brewbuilt 27L - both smaller and around a grand..
Cheers,
TC.
The Fox
Regular
Third times a charm apparently, I’m getting real sick of putting on my best party dress and the limo never turns up.
Frank
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*Ditto Daz, as
New World Metals conference opens national roadshow in Perth as huge demand for metals continues to spike
- First New World Metals roadshow series underway with Perth conference
- Ballooning demand for key metals expected, according to Argonaut’s Eddie Rigg
- Lithium play PLS outshines entire ASX gold sector less Newcrest in June quarter
An apt synergy between event and subject matter, Vertical Events RIU’s esteemed New World Metals conference hits the road for the first time in 2022 – with its expansion mirroring the world’s growing appetite for the metals of the future.
The New World Metals Investment Series, as it is now known, opened in Perth’s Hyatt Regency this morning to a packed room of investors, company representatives, media and delegates looking to tap the potential of the electric age.
That potential is huge, according to keynote speaker and Argonaut executive chairman Eddie Rigg.
Rigg said while fossil fuels had dominated the high performing stock landscape in 2022 out of necessity – people need to keep their lights on – the long-term potential of the commodities in focus at New World was on another level.
“We all understand the metal intensity going into energy delivery in the new age is very different,” he said.
“We’re seeing situations where there’s nine times more minerals required to do a wind farm than there is to do an equivalent gas-fired power station.
“Just in cars, it’s really simple, in cars – you have to use three times more copper in an EV than you would have to in an internal combustion engine car.”
Argonaut’s figures, sourced from the International Energy Association’s The Role of Critical Metals in Clean Energy Transition report, highlight the opportunity for miners in EVs.
Compared with petrol cars, EVs require:
- 3x more copper
- 9x more lithium
- 40x more nickel
- 2x more manganese
- 13x more cobalt
- 66x more graphite
There’s also opportunity in supply diversification, with geopolitical tensions highlighting the risk posed by putting all your supply eggs in one economic powerhouse of a basket.
“On raw materials, there’s a real warning here in terms of security of demand and supply chain diversity,” Rigg said.
“It’s something you’re seeing out of countries like the US and in Europe – they’re very concerned that the supply of these energy transition minerals is much more concentrated than oil and gas is.
“People are always worried about oil and gas concentration, but it’s nothing like what the energy transition metal concentration is.”
Rigg pointed to WA lithium play Pilbara Minerals, which last quarter made more money than all ASX listed gold stocks combined outside of Newcrest, as an example of the sector’s immense potential.
Not a bad time to hold a future-focused conference, and the east coast will soon get its first taste of New World action as well.
Taking it national
In a move which could well mirror the Fremantle Dockers’ march towards a first AFL Premiership, Vertical will take this show on the road to Sydney’s Fullerton Hotel on September 20, and Melbourne’s Grand Hyatt on September 22.Unlike the Dockers, who will have to overcome a series of hurdles to make that dream a reality, New World’s roadshow is very much set and the team is raring to go.
“The future demand for base metals is really strong, Eddie’s point about Pilbara Minerals making more money last quarter than all the gold companies put together is extremely exciting,” Vertical Events business development manager Jaxon Crabb said.
“You look at all the components associated with future-facing metals – it includes rare earths, manganese, graphite, base metals – it’s a great opportunity across such a diverse range of commodities.
“At other moments in history, we’ve seen price rises contribute to commodity attractiveness. The gold price rise was good for gold. When iron ore went through the roof that was just iron ore.
“What we have here is a lot of commodities which stand to benefit.
“From a WA perspective, our great state has so many opportunities – you could almost build an electric car with all the minerals being West Australian.
“We’re up and about, it’s a great time for the New World Metals Investment Series.”
Companies presenting at the Perth leg of New World Metals 2022 include lithium plays such as Neometals, Galan Lithium, Infinity Lithium Corporation, Latin Resources and Green Technology Metals.
Rare earths explorers include RareX, ABx Group, PVW Resources and Meeka Metals, while Podium Minerals will speak on platinum group metals, Venture Metals on its tin interests and Azure Minerals on nickel.
Food for thought, nothing more
Frank
It's all cryptic! Other celebrities coming, all sorts of parties. Just tell us what you heard. I don't care if it's true anymore...I just need a little positivity!
Samus
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I'm thinking minimum 40b in two-three years time all going well. If you look at peers like CXO that's about what makes sense imo. Assuming at least 61% ownership.
MoneyBags1348
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Yes I agree it will be worth well north of $20 billion, I just try and temper my optimism, after all I thought I might have been moving into a mansion by now
MoneyBags1348
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I would like to see him here too JAG but I’m afraid no one can contact him, he doesn’t have a fixed address, someone saw him walking along the twitter highway with a wheelbarrow a day or two ago…. My biggest worry would be if he started hanging out with Cash and the Count
And Winenuts too for that matter
Azzler
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Appreciate whatever you've got to share/speculate The Fox.Third times a charm apparently, I’m getting real sick of putting on my best party dress and the limo never turns up.
Hey let me ask you a hypothetical question, just for fun.
If you were offered to place a bet on the Suspension being lifted on or before... say the 21st of this month,
lets say 2:1 payout, would you take that bet (just hypothetically) and if so, how much money would you bet?
I wouldn't mind hearing Obe Wan's thoughts on this bet too
JAG
Top 20
I think with our marketing we need to look at changing the LI 6.94 to something a little bit more committed
Like.......CONVICTION
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