Re: Novo Resources Pilbara McArthur recently bought in
Novo Resources Pilbara DL tweeted re live drilling for gold in the Pilbara area of Australia, all part of a Presentation in Denver. 11:15 Denver time, middle of the night Australia (middle of the night here too)The video feed shows drilling gold nuggets out of what seems extremely hard rock. Starts about 40 minutes in. And that's just nuggets near to surface. www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0ygPXEi4Q8YB
And yet... ... the share price continues to drift to almost a 4 year low -- something diabolically wrong somewhere!
REMs highlighted [link] great background piece...SAGE
...and digesting this too, serious business.. [link]
Re: Hearing the CEO speak this week Afternoon Yankee,Kiran mentioned about 35 minutes in, his investment is currently about 40% down. Mmmm, nearly as bad as mine. But, still in and holding. Re his comments on consolidation, when Cadence or Rare Earth Minerals first registered with Deutsche Bank ADR's, I thought this was consolidation via the back door. ie 1 ADR for every 500 AIM listed Ordinary Shares, or at least an indication that if Consolidation ever comes about, this would be the rate.[link]
buying more I also bought more shares on Friday but wow the differential. Had to pay .3899
Re: Hearing the CEO speak this week I asked the question about consolidation.
Digestion From ADVFN news feed Saturday..."Though not unexpected, China's announcement brings two things to the EV battery industry it sorely needs: certainty of demand (albeit compulsory) and scale. Global battery production is expected to double in the next five years. As down-payment on its plan to lead the world in energy storage devices, China will add 120 gigawatt-hours of annual battery production capacity by 2021. That's three times the output of Tesla's Gigafactory. VW Group board member for research and development Ulrich Eichhorn told Automotive News the company will need more than 200 gigawatt-hours worth of batteries by 2025 to meet its goals.Now sooner than later, China's mandates will push the market price of batteries below the $100/kWh threshold at which -- thereabouts, all things equal -- an EV design attains cost-parity with an internal-combustion vehicle. After that, Katy bar the door.The other skunk at Daimler's picnic was Dieselgate. Two years after clean-air investigators discovered emissions-cheating software in VW Group products, affecting 11 million vehicles world-wide, the scandal and public ire has become general. In remarks from the stage, Daimler AG chairman Dr. Dieter Zetsche pushed back on growing sentiment in Europe to restrict diesel vehicles if not ban them altogether. "It's a fact that it's worthwhile to improve modern diesel engines rather than to ban them," Mr. Zetsche said. "That is why Daimler has invested 3 billion euros in the further development of our diesel engines."With respect, that is a bit post-hoc: It's the 3 billion euros already spent that makes it worthwhile, not the other way around. Even the Project ONE raised an eyebrow.In any event, Mr. Zetsche will have to take it up with the people and parliaments of Europe. In two years, diesel's market share has fallen by 8%. In the home court of Germany, sales fell 14% in August from 2016. Madrid, Paris, and Athens have announced diesel bans to combat urban concentrations of NOx and particulates, coming fully into force by 2025. Even Daimler's hometown of Stuttgart wants to brush the city's famous soot from its shoulders."SAGE
Re: Hearing the CEO speak this week Just reposting as, when I checked, the presentation came up halfway through. Try again.[link]
Re: Hearing the CEO speak this week Morning Yankee,Looking at the Shares Mag website, is the following presentation by Kiran the one you attended.Was it your good self asking the first question? A very good presentation.[link]
Hearing the CEO speak this week I went to a presentation that Shares Magazine hosted. I liked what I heard about KDNC's investment strategy. He's a geologist and their expertise is in the early stages. Their plans are to sell before the biggest risks come on board and to reinvest in start-ups. They on't have any plans at present to do a share consolidation. Remarked that it's easier to go from £1 to £2 than from £10 to £20 and that they would only do that if it was in conjunction with something else happening. He said they were expecting 20%-40% annual growth. He also says he is now sitting with a 40% loss on his investment and did explain why they took the loss they did take.
Re: Operating Profits? Bought some today @ 0.37p
LG Chem Poland [link]
Re: Operating Profits? Winnifrith denies he is the deramper on LSE , with the nick name "Couts"30 may 17.Says he knows nothing of company which would mean he knows less then me ( not a holder )( he is an investigator ?? )