Kodal Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[mrs fook mi] 19/4/2017 13:39

What's wrong with my darling Kod.

It's time it rises to 0.6p

[dreamtwister] 19/4/2017 12:24

friday nights kod & chips maybe the last supper if the chinesse get saucy and buy kod out of the market.at a premium sp,will kod take the bait @ ?

[cpap man] 19/4/2017 10:20

Yes RBD are indeed currently illiquid but that could all change soon.

Remember that KOD were once illiquid too and then things changed for the better as all of us KODers now know!

EDIT: anyway just posted out of interest so if interested best to get over to the RBD thread as this is quite rightly of course the KOD thread.

[cpap man] 19/4/2017 10:15

* Demand for lithium is estimated to double in next 7 years. Lithium could become the primary source of transportation fuel. Mighty WALL STREET firm GOLDMAN SACHS believe ”lithium is the new gasoline.”

[on target] 19/4/2017 10:14

RBD looks as illiquid as this stock is liquid.

[donald trumpton] 19/4/2017 09:52

Thanks. I'll take a keen look at that RBD.

But cousin KOD is the rising star I'm invested in right now!

[cpap man] 19/4/2017 09:50

Friday perhaps as it is KOD an' chips day!



fund5518 Apr '17 - 16:02 - 2116 of 2121 4 0

Would expect further drilling results within the next few days .
Think we will get formal confirmation from Chinese by the end of next week latest.

flashheart18 Apr '17 - 16:11 - 2117 of 2121 4 0

Once that's confirmed, we should have 0.38 as a base at the very least.

[cpap man] 19/4/2017 07:50

Another new entrant to the LITHIUM market place - AIM listed RBD [see RNS]



Jeremy Edelman, Reabold's Chairman, commented.



"With the current dynamics surrounding the fast growing European lithium market, the Company sees tremendous opportunity in this rapidly developing San Jose Lithium-Tin Project together with the Project's development partners as they continue to add quantum steps of value to the project through their experienced personnel and professional operational skills. We see the San Jose Lithium-Tin Project as a potential company making investment going forward. The Company and Plymouth Minerals Limited, the majority owners of Tonsley, will be discussing future opportunities between them on ways to co-operate on potentially increasing Reabold's corporate and operational involvement in this exciting San Jose Lithium-Tin project."

[760il] 18/4/2017 18:14

Took a few more extra Mil today.

[dreamtwister] 18/4/2017 17:41

if they pull the chain kodal gain £500.000

[runthejoules] 18/4/2017 16:31

I bet the Chinese wish they'd bought last week.

[flashheart] 18/4/2017 16:11

Once that's confirmed, we should have 0.38 as a base at the very least.

[fund55] 18/4/2017 16:02

Would expect further drilling results within the next few days .
Think we will get formal confirmation from Chinese by the end of next week latest.

[flashheart] 18/4/2017 15:59

There's a first time for everything I suppose!

[on target] 18/4/2017 15:32

Very smart move by May.

[greatfull dead] 18/4/2017 15:20

Totally confused with this.....



GLA,
GD

[dreamtwister] 18/4/2017 11:42

donald,just back from a trade show and have witnessed the potencial of graphene and believe me the yellow perils are ahead of the western world.for example helium is in short supply and prices are rocketing excuse the pun lol but china will be mining on the moon to exstract the gas,whilst on aim,hellium "hnr" will se the share price rocket.
imn invested in kodal for the lithiun,plus my other investments to support the battery boom......

graphene enduced with ink....printed circuit boards capacitators ect.....graphene enduced in paint charging electric vechicles plus solar paint sprayed on concrete....window film with graphene filters with graphene to turn salt water into drinking water,the technology of tomorrows world.....dyor

[donald trumpton] 18/4/2017 11:27

..and precisely why, were you not saying that in February dreamtwister?

[dreamtwister] 18/4/2017 11:17

yes i agree cobalt shortfall will trend higher price for the short fall in materials to keep the production lines going.but the markets of the future, will be graphene dyor

two cobalt miners on aim " KRS "....."OTC "....as we all know on average a mine takes 3 yrs plus to come into production and are located in a unstable enviroment.

[edgein] 18/4/2017 11:07

I guess that's why cobalt has risen from around $33k/tn to around $56k/tn this year. :)

Regards,
Ed.

[dreamtwister] 18/4/2017 10:59

cobalt is history graphene is the hot stock to invest in,

[edgein] 18/4/2017 08:15

Robert,

Then you won't have any problems listing some of these companies that are averaging grades of 4-6.6% at surface lithium, I'm sure many would like to see your examples and how KOD's market cap compares to those companies. The Japanese are all over BCN and their grades are 0.4-0.7% lith, our grades are up to 2.2% with surface outcropping as demonstrated by the high grade trenching. PREM for example describes their Zulu development in Zimbabwe as world class, their grades aren't particularly much higher than KOD's. KOD's cap is currently lower and they've already part of the offtake agreement in place for 20% potentially rising to 100%. KOD now have four lithium discoveries on their Mali licence, all good/high grade and a remarkably low cap. So its really no surprise that the the Chinese are interested in this low mica source of lithium at surface. It'll be a relatively low cost start-up when the time comes in a very robust lith market. It and cobalt are very hot right now as you'll know from your experience with the sector.

Regards,
Ed.

[equity growth] 17/4/2017 14:20

https://futurism.com/elon-musk-100-tesla-gigafactories-could-power-entire-world/

[pwhite73] 17/4/2017 13:15

Big article in the business section of The Times today about the use of lithium batteries at UK power stations to manage and control supply to homes in the future.



"Power shift brings energy market closer to holy grail Giant batteries are helping to guarantee an electricity supply when it is most needed Emily Gosden, Energy Editor April 17 2017, 12:01am, The Times"

[cpap man] 17/4/2017 11:50

Why the same post 23 minutes later bookwormrobert? As i have mentioned to you before on the EMH thread both EMH and KOD are in the LITHIUM business but apart from that they are two very different investment stories.