I think I'll stay with that...just happy that my research looked liked it was right after all. I'm not experienced with off market trades so will take the advice to not go there.
AVZ Discussion 2022
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Your Honour, I call on my strongest witness to testify, One of the many "respectable community" members along with those giving that likes to backup everything I've just said
I could not of asked for a better example if I tried, cheers. I know some have asked for the C word to be excluded here but pls dont report the above 2 posts. There's a valuable lesson in them for those with a sound mind
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As far as the bickering comment goes I hope Spike is not offended by my post last night. Wasn't aimed at you mate - love the work you do. Hope to shout you a beer one day!
Dazz.
That Yaseen dude has been on ignore for so long I can't remember doing it.This just in...
"if you put dumb cunts on ignore...
dumb cunts will vanish into oblivion!"
As far as the bickering comment goes I hope Spike is not offended by my post last night. Wasn't aimed at you mate - love the work you do. Hope to shout you a beer one day!
Dazz.
Frank
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*In other News i see where,
The imposition of 25% tariffs on U.S. imports of aluminum has dislocated the light metal’s global supply chain, while the threat of similar levies on copper has generated an unprecedented disconnect in transatlantic pricing.
Micro tariff turbulence is now overlaid with macro tariff turmoil as markets take fright at the risk of a full-blown trade war.
The London Metal Exchange’s index of base metals has slumped 6% this week as reciprocal tariffs moved from threat to reality.
Only one metal has escaped the tariff tsunami.
Tin continues to out-perform the rest of the LME pack buoyed by its own supply chain chaos.
Supply shocks rock tin
LME three-month tin gained 25% over the first quarter of 2025, eclipsing even gold’s stellar run.
A series of supply shocks has generated a roller-coaster ride for tin traders.
The market sold off on news the giant Man Maw tin mine in Myanmar would restart after an 18-month absence before rebounding when Alphamin Resources announced it was closing its Bisie mine in the Congo due to the escalating insurgency in the east of the country.
The devastating earthquake in Myanmar, throwing fresh doubt on Man Maw’s return, has propelled tin even higher.
Investors have rushed to join the action. Fund long positioning has hit record levels.
LME stocks are sliding and time-spreads tightening, adding to the volatility mix.
mining.com
*Don't forget the Tin - Man in Manono Bro
It's gotta be worth an Extra, Oh i dunno
Trump, Tariffs and Tin
US President Donald Trump’s tariff blitz has shocked financial markets, but the LME base metals complex got an early preview of the likely mayhem.The imposition of 25% tariffs on U.S. imports of aluminum has dislocated the light metal’s global supply chain, while the threat of similar levies on copper has generated an unprecedented disconnect in transatlantic pricing.
Micro tariff turbulence is now overlaid with macro tariff turmoil as markets take fright at the risk of a full-blown trade war.
The London Metal Exchange’s index of base metals has slumped 6% this week as reciprocal tariffs moved from threat to reality.
Only one metal has escaped the tariff tsunami.
Tin continues to out-perform the rest of the LME pack buoyed by its own supply chain chaos.
Supply shocks rock tin
LME three-month tin gained 25% over the first quarter of 2025, eclipsing even gold’s stellar run.
A series of supply shocks has generated a roller-coaster ride for tin traders.
The market sold off on news the giant Man Maw tin mine in Myanmar would restart after an 18-month absence before rebounding when Alphamin Resources announced it was closing its Bisie mine in the Congo due to the escalating insurgency in the east of the country.
The devastating earthquake in Myanmar, throwing fresh doubt on Man Maw’s return, has propelled tin even higher.
Investors have rushed to join the action. Fund long positioning has hit record levels.
LME stocks are sliding and time-spreads tightening, adding to the volatility mix.
mining.com
*Don't forget the Tin - Man in Manono Bro
It's gotta be worth an Extra, Oh i dunno
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Mr Inappropriate
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I remember the days when most shareholders were complaining, that Nigel decided to go on drilling after suspension instead of saving money for the upcoming court cases. Looking back to Nigel's decision....bloody master stroke!
Our resource doubled to 841 million tons...yes 841 million tons....not 400 million tons...get your numbers right Kobold Rio or whoever is interested to purchase our resource. Get your wallet out and compensate us appropriate ....56 days to go
Our resource doubled to 841 million tons...yes 841 million tons....not 400 million tons...get your numbers right Kobold Rio or whoever is interested to purchase our resource. Get your wallet out and compensate us appropriate ....56 days to go
Bin59
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Has it been mentioned before in discussions about the proposed minerals agreement that U.S. companies would gain exclusive access to the DRC's vast mineral resources, or has Joe got it wrong 
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has officially started negotiations with the United States for a minerals-for-security deal. Under this proposed agreement, U.S. companies would gain exclusive access to the DRC's vast mineral resources, including cobalt, lithium, and uranium, crucial for global supply chains. In return, the U.S. would provide military assistance to help address the ongoing conflicts with armed groups in the country's eastern regions. Talks are still in the early stages, with both parties carefully evaluating terms that align with their national interests.
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https://x.com/Joe__Bassey
Typical African
@Joe__Bassey
The Democratic Republic of Congo has officially started negotiations with the United States for a minerals-for-security deal. Under this proposed agreement, U.S. companies would gain exclusive access to the DRC's vast mineral resources, including cobalt, lithium, and uranium, crucial for global supply chains. In return, the U.S. would provide military assistance to help address the ongoing conflicts with armed groups in the country's eastern regions. Talks are still in the early stages, with both parties carefully evaluating terms that align with their national interests.
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RHyNO
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Is anyone else’s inner Australian nationalist (you’ve all got one even you Palestinian Champaign socialists) screaming “WHERE THE FUCK IS ALBO” why is the federal government so fucking useless!!……..dreams! “Today we’ve made some significant progress purchasing the largest lithium resource on the planet by supporting the DRC with our Australian peace keeping force and our miners have secured licenses throughout the DRC, if President Trump wants to tariff our lithium he’s more than welcome to, we have a lot”. In related news the prime minister has reopened the Elizabeth Holden plant to produce exclusively electric holdens for the Australian market, specifically the electric commodore and 1976 sandman so now all the cars on Australian roads don’t look like shit any more. Also we’ve closed the gap and deported all criminals.
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Does anyone recall a part article mention of Manono project containing between 1.2 & 3 billion tonnes of lithium ore. Definitely read it but hoping it was part of a company announcement, maybe not. Luv to see a bubble graph with those figures, even half way from 841 Mt = 1.9 bil.
Blows the socks of top 7-8 top producers combined. Just a thought! Don't foget the tin. P
Winenut
Go AVZ!
Frank
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