European Metals Share Discussion Threads

[luisfrg] 20/2/2017 09:09

I'm surprised this isnt north of 80p yet....

[wrtmf] 20/2/2017 08:20

joules, did your browser not offer you a translation for the interview with richard pavlik, general manager?

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'Mr Pavlik's primary responsibilities will be to manage the in-country aspects of the Cinovec development programme, coordinate technical work and liaise with Government authorities on permitting and licensing of the project.'

[telbap] 20/2/2017 08:11

What a large spread......must be either awash with stock or very very uncertain of direction, so we slow it down with a 5% spread.

[frankie83] 20/2/2017 07:26

It will probably start about 15% up today because ASX was playing catch up to the LSE from Friday. The positive today there was a good amount traded on the ASX last night, we should see 80s again today.

[scrutable] 20/2/2017 07:21

Hold your hats. It's now up 29.5% or am I seeing double?

[cyfalafwr] 20/2/2017 07:11

Apologies bit too early in the morning .Got a bit exited when I saw it was up 30% down under.Thanks for correcting it quickly lads, 80p today then crossed fingers.

[frankie83] 20/2/2017 06:59

1.285 = 79pOptimistic about the £ shout, but I hope Monday is good....

[luisfrg] 20/2/2017 06:59

Not sure about those figures buddy

1.285 @ 1.62 Aud = approx 80p

[cyfalafwr] 20/2/2017 06:51

1.28 Aus$ = 103 p

Will we hit the £1 today? Answers on a postcard.......

[runthejoules] 20/2/2017 06:40

Ha ha, what's everybody going to do today, take a bit of profit or stay in for the long haul? Personally I'm done with wearing down the soap...

[luisfrg] 20/2/2017 05:19

Closed at 1.285 up 30%

[frankie83] 20/2/2017 04:50

Up 28%, good volume traded too.

[luisfrg] 19/2/2017 23:38

Asx prices are 20 mins delayed...currently up to 1.11up 12.1%

[telbap] 19/2/2017 23:33

Must be looking at a different stock....currently no change, at $0.985

[herschel k] 19/2/2017 23:27

Now up 14%

[herschel k] 19/2/2017 23:24

Currently up 9% scrutable

[scrutable] 19/2/2017 23:08

It's 10.10 am Monday morning feb 20 in Sydney i am surprised that there is no price movement since Friday night close. Current quote A$0.99

[luisfrg] 19/2/2017 21:11

Looking good for a strong start tomorrow...hopefully the aussies will lead the way

[runthejoules] 19/2/2017 20:55

Thanks for the second link wrtmf: baldman's post on LSE was an interview in Czech, sadly I don't speak it! Good luck all for the morrow, hopefully this news might boost my KOD & BCN in sympathy, but I doubt it...

[scrutable] 19/2/2017 20:23

The deciding factors for me are

1)that the three German Automobile brands are committed to building battery factories within easy reach by motorway of the Cinovec mine. This underwrites the sales outlet for everything the mine can produce.

2)That it's a restart of the old tin workings and not a completely new start-up, so that it has a head start in getting the infrastructure back to work

3) that there is only one other lithium resource known in Europe and that's in Serbia belonging to Rio-Tinto. So most of the European demand will be addressing the more accessible source

4) costs will be far lower than anywhere else in the world after taking in the value of tin, tungsten, and other scarce metal by-products (rubidium, niobium, scandium and tantalum).

5)It would be natural for the german vehicle builders clustering to build battery factories around Cinovec to form a consortium to acquire control of the mine.

I can't suppress my excitement waiting for the result of the PFS promised this month ( 8 working days to go) and for the reaction of markets tomorrow morning after publication tonight in Australia on ASX of the 50% increase in the known resource. GLTA!

[melody9999] 19/2/2017 09:58

Just read the Kirill article. Absolutely right - Tesla creates the hype but other players just go about their business. eg BYD

Founded in 1995, BYD is a listed company on Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange. We principally engage in IT industry mainly related to rechargeable battery business, handset and computer components and assembly services, as well as automobile business including traditional fuel-powered vehicles and new energy vehicles while taking advantage of our technical superiority to actively develop other new energy products such as solar farm, energy storage station, electric vehicles, LED, electric forklift, etc... Currently, BYD has nearly 180,000 employees and 22 industrial parks in global with an area nearly 17,000,000 square meters.

Electric buses in London and Nottingham - BYD.

Plus - I see BYD invested £20M in a bus assembly plant in Hungary which starts production now! hxxp://www.byd.com/news/news-363.html

Finally:
Market shares tell the story. Chinese brands led by BYD and Chery account for 98.5 percent of EV sales in the People’s Republic. Foreign EV products like the Nissan Leaf and Teslas divvy up 1.5 percent.

[wrtmf] 18/2/2017 22:37

joules
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