Bluejay Mining Share Discussion Threads

[sheep_herder] 21/3/2018 13:53

lol, ignore me. Can't read today.

[gersemi] 21/3/2018 13:39

RNS - ING - +5%

[thebigchap] 21/3/2018 13:07

Im Pretty sure longrod was talking about Alba? with a large dollop of sarcasm thrown in?

[citytilidie] 21/3/2018 12:54

Way out Longrod. There is no chance of a fundraise in the short term as they have £17 million in the bank. Until the exploitation licence has been granted and other approvals there is no need whatsoever for another significant placing. Also, if you had followed Bluejay for the last couple of years they tend to move up before any fundraise and not down. I can only think you have a short position, and if I were you I would close it down pretty damn quick

[longrod] 21/3/2018 11:41

sorry printed twice.

[longrod] 21/3/2018 11:41

25wbh

"Buy alba", thats funny!!

You sure want to start a conversation about the merits of Alba's projects here? I am sure what we know would surprise you.

Best of luck with your hunt for interested parties on that one.

Also surely there is a fund raising coming in the short, short term? thats another 20% off the share price usually.

Im still giggling, "buy alba"...

[sheep_herder] 21/3/2018 10:55

luckykids, if that post was made in 2030, you'd probably not be far off. lol

[25wbh] 21/3/2018 08:34

better buy Alba then or do a deal .Both operating in Greenland

[luckykids] 21/3/2018 08:20

Unlikely. Next batteries probably graphene.

[shavian] 21/3/2018 08:04

We’ll be hearing a lot about LTO batteries in the next few years. Lithium Titanate Oxide will be the go-to battery chemistry of choice before long for lots of reasons, including the by-passing of expensive cobalt :



Here’s more. The final para refers to LTO



Lots of lovely TiOx needed!

[aravali] 20/3/2018 14:32

This new holding is very interesting...
its hard to tell if it is owned by
HSBC Asset Management
unlikely for the above in my opinion as the asset mngt arm would have had their name on the statement

It could be a holding within Prime brokerage unit on behalf of hedge funds - but again no RNS so either several hold it or this brings me to the 3rd option -

It could relate to HSBC buying on behalf of a corporate...so in this case, it could well be STAKE BUILDING!!

[aravali] 20/3/2018 14:32

This new holding is very interesting...
its hard to tell if it is owned by
HSBC Asset Management
unlikely for the above in my opinion as the asset mngt arm would have had their name on the statement

It could be a holding within Prime brokerage unit on behalf of hedge funds - but again no RNS so either several hold it or this brings me to the 3rd option -

It could relate to HSBC buying on behalf of a corporate...so in this case, it could well be STAKE BUILDING!!

[gersemi] 20/3/2018 14:09

Yes, I thought it was above notification level..thanks

[squiresquire] 20/3/2018 14:06

Looks like adding, previous position was below 3% if i am reading the RNS correctly, so a decent holding added in. Nice

[gersemi] 20/3/2018 14:04

HSBC adding, I think!

[moreminer] 20/3/2018 11:48

Well found Gersemi, thanks for sharing.

Can someone perhaps ask Mr Mc Illree ask to look well in both his desk drawers.
Perhaps that Jorc is sitting there already weeks!
MM

[gersemi] 19/3/2018 22:30

China cuts in steel output may pressure TiO2 feedstock higher

19 March 2018 20:01 Source:ICIS News

HOUSTON (ICIS)--China's environmental crackdown would lead to a decline in steel output, leading to drop in iron-ore mining and a subsequent fall in production of a feedstock for titanium dioxide (TiO2), an analyst said on Monday.

TiO2 would join a large number of chemicals whose production has been disrupted by the government's move to cut down on pollution.

One of the feedstocks used to produce TiO2 is ilmenite, which is a by-product of magnetite.

Magnetite mining accounts for more than 90% of the ilmenite produced in China, said Hassan Ahmed, an analyst for Alembic Global Advisors. He made his comments in a research note.

For every 10-50 units of magnetitie that is mined, 1 unit of ilmenite is produced, Ahmed said.

China relies on magnetite for the iron ore it used to make steel, he said.

As part of its 13th five-year plan, China plans to curb pollution by shutting down 500m tonnes of coal production and 100m-150m tonnes of steel production by 2020, Ahmed said.

He estimates that Chinese ilmenite production could fall by 40-60% if China reaches this goal, he said. In terms of global ilmenite production, output would fall by 6-10%

The table below outlines the relationship between steel and ilmenite production in China.

If China is successful in reducing steel production and if ilmenite output also declines, then this should put additional pressure on TiO2 prices.

These already have been rising because of a dearth of new capacity, Ahmed said.

This contrasts with the outlook for demand, which Alembic expects will be below previous trends.

More than 50% of demand for TiO2 comes from paints used in housing and construction, Ahmed said. "In no way are we looking for aggressive demand growth from that end market."

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[maccamcd] 19/3/2018 14:49

The Evening Standard has picked JAY as the Market minnows subject today.

[shutittrev] 18/3/2018 11:07

I think what they are trying to say is that if you are not sunk to the nuts in this share, then you should be. Granted, not quite Aron, Sartre, Camus et al, however I hope this helps. Best wishes and good luck.

[gersemi] 18/3/2018 10:14

moreminer

Yes, I saw that though I'm still unsure what 'hottest shares' actually means. Does it mean a company with the capacity for considerable share price growth?

I'm also intrigued by the phrase 'green lights all the way'. What does that mean?

What does it all mean? I am in no way related to Sartre or Camus

[moreminer] 17/3/2018 14:08

Gersemi,

You forgot to mention that the article states that
"Bluejay mining is currently one of the hottest shares listed in London."

Good weekend,

[gersemi] 16/3/2018 20:54

Thanks to Albinio74 on the ALBA thread on LSE -- excerpt :

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Investors Chronicle
Today 20:20
Nice article in this weeks IC about future proof miners. Sadly we are too small and under developed to get a mention but Bluejay does get a positive section.

In particular they talk of the relative ease and low cost of "mining" raised beaches that is essentially dredging.

Also suggests Bluejay are particularly excited about other areas of Greenland that have been passed over by mining majors

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[snowyflake] 16/3/2018 14:56

gersemi - gosh I will have to go to school - answer YES

[shutittrev] 16/3/2018 14:56

Every little helps. Much obliged Snowyflake. GLA

[snowyflake] 16/3/2018 14:47

shutitrev - a very decent mention Sir; just as you would say like.