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[ramu kumar] 23/5/2013 08:31

peterz, I'm struggling to get anything below 229p!

[che7win] 23/5/2013 08:31

Japan down 7%, US talk of tailing off QE.

[johncsimpson] 23/5/2013 08:30

Not been a good week news wise with tornados in the USA. Then there's the Woolwich incident. Some very unpleasant people out there.

[chumbo] 23/5/2013 08:22

HL is working, sorry. But a bit temperamental

[chumbo] 23/5/2013 08:18

What a time for HL to go kaput...

[peterz] 23/5/2013 08:17

Wanted another 10k but price too high for that number so reduced to 5k and got @227p. Will try later for the other 5k

missed the 224 :-(

[ramu kumar] 23/5/2013 08:14

Yes sg1, it appears all trades are AT

[naphar] 23/5/2013 08:09

It's ok fest, not worried ;-)

[orslega] 23/5/2013 08:06

ftse down 1.7% isn't helping...

[chumbo] 23/5/2013 08:03

Big spreads...

[superg1] 23/5/2013 08:02

I suspect sly sods just triggered a couple of stop losses, we did warn you about that. They can see them.

[superg1] 23/5/2013 07:51

This spells out what we were saying a year ago. Companies facing problems re energy and water in Chile, with the answer to water (seawater pipelines) pushing up opex.



The experts agreed that the chief real challenge, in contrast, is high infrastructure and energy costs, which make production more expensive, largely because of difficulties in securing access to water.

"The cost of energy in Chile has risen approximately seven-fold in 10 years, and that has a big effect on production costs," said Reyes.

Electrolytic refining of copper consumes huge amounts of electricity.

Reyes added that water shortage in Chile's northern desert, where the principal copper deposits are located, has forced mining companies to get their water supply from the sea.

Water from the ocean must be desalinated and transported to 800 metres above sea level. "Pumping water up into the Andes requires a great deal of infrastructure as well as energy resources," he said.

[battery] 23/5/2013 07:43

Thanks Lib, wasn't aware of that.

[the librarian] 23/5/2013 00:47

Battery, on the AIM rule 26 they have 6 months, plenty of time yet!

[n3tleylucas] 23/5/2013 00:13

I am currently dealing with Iofina PLC regarding breaches of AIM rules. They are very slowly getting their act together. I will sort it out. Promise.

[festario] 22/5/2013 23:54

Warmsun, Naphar etc...
If you recall, when SuperG was looking to create a Forum away from this board (due to Trolls) he asked genuine PI's to contact him via PM, with your ADVFN tag and an email address.
Many people did so, I think you were both on the list.
I merely emailed him to ask where to research, so please don't think any information is being kept from the good guys. Its not, I just needed a pointer.

Anger Taxes..... where did you last see him?

[battery] 22/5/2013 23:48

Agreed sky...

[battery] 22/5/2013 23:48

And to slightly misquote 'Apocalypse now', "I love the smell of shorters burning in the morning."

[skylite] 22/5/2013 23:47

Plus sowing up US needs Battery, contracts siged for IoC, all puts money on a T/O offer.

[battery] 22/5/2013 23:45

I do wonder when IOF will get round to updating the rule 26 information. It is currently way out of date. Last update was 20th December last year, almost 6 months ago.!!!

[battery] 22/5/2013 23:43

7% of a world wide market of 32k mt per year would equate to 2240 mt per annum. More than achievable with the current situation. :-)

[escapetohome] 22/5/2013 23:41

WOW ! - More news reflecting action on this would be electrifying - shorters sizzzzzzzzzzzzzlllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeing- whae hay!

[skylite] 22/5/2013 23:35

What's the secret escape? Iof said themselves on p15 of the BoD presentation they intend to become the biggest supplier into India. 7% of a 6bn dollars a year market. It's all there really.

Your dad's proving illusive ATS!

[escapetohome] 22/5/2013 23:25

I wonder if the secret news is about iodine sales contract progress overseas - eg the supposed India one?