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Shivertown1
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Managed to grab a bit more at .16, have to grab it while you can
Undoubtedly! FOMO will surely kick in once the brine flows and before the assays come back, it went to 30c before, though with less dilution - but this time the LiCO3 price more than accounts for that - so it should be a pretty gnarly ride!
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Well, in a sea of red ASN closed at the daily high and only a tick down so not too shabby all in all. Funny watching that spoofer trying to flash 1M on the offer in an attempt to move the market - I’ve seen him try that a few times and it never works.
Will be interesting to see a recent top 20, decent volumes have been soaked up in the past week and a bit without much damage to the SP.
Will be interesting to see a recent top 20, decent volumes have been soaked up in the past week and a bit without much damage to the SP.
FluffyQuack
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Wasn't just Lithium, Nickel and Uranium took a bit of a hit too.
FluffyQuack
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Don't mind me, just saw the date...
Hah it is still fresh in my mind though, I’ve got a big uranium portfolio and it was a rare red day for the year.Don't mind me, just saw the date...
Shivertown1
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Did anyone watch the webinar the other day? If so was there any new information forthcoming,
It’s on this Tuesday, 31st May at 1030 Sydney.
I’ve RSVP’d, looking forward to it.
Shivertown1
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Thanks just saw the 24th and thought I had missed it
Ah, yes they announced on 24th that it’s going to happen on 31st.
You should have received an email yesterday via the share registry (Automic) that invited you to RSVP with the investor relations advisor they’ve engaged, Mandate Corporate.
Shivertown1
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Got it, thanks,
GT8 Sorpresa
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Can't wait to hear what Bruce has to say. His facial expressions often give a lot away.
cosors
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A little insight from the people on site:
Generally about the permitting process which is to be accelerated
As the demand for lithium grows, a mining company wants to extract the metal from old oil and gas wells in Grand County, Utah
Generally about the permitting process which is to be accelerated
Push to shorten U.S. mine permit review process gains steam
Slymeat
Move on, nothing to see.
That seems like a brilliant idea, no drilling costs and infrastructure should mostly already be in place.
And I also expect that after the original pumping out of oil and gas, the left behind void has backfilled with subterranean water which hopefully has leached more Lithium out of any surrounding rocks.
Oh the irony of it. When looking for oil and gas, all this Lithium containing brine was a nuisance, and was probably pumped back into the ground to maintain the oil and gas flow. Now any oil or gas shows will be a nuisance.
Potential claims over 1000 mine sites. That’s huge!
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