Sula Iron Share Discussion Threads

[failedqs] 15/1/2018 19:04

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[oilbuy] 15/1/2018 11:35

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[cpap man] 09/1/2018 12:35

Anthony Milewski: 2018 Is Going to be the Year of Grid Storage



Anthony discusses Cobalt 27 and how they did well this past year. 2017 was the breakout year for the electric vehicle market, and it is accelerating faster than most analysts anticipated. He thinks a new story will emerge this year that will shape the market.

This story is the concept of grid storage which involves attaching large battery banks to the electric grid. All power grids globally have demand for this technology. Tesla’s grid solution in Australia has demonstrated how this technology can dramatically improve electrical systems.

Grid storage applications will require a sizeable quantity of lithium ion-based batteries and will likely move towards vanadium based batteries that are in development. Vanadium is an interesting technology, but there are risks. If you are looking at vanadium, you may want a small speculative investment.

E.V sales have continued to impress analysts. The coming quarters will likely continue to show an increasing demand for them. The nickel sector is going to be a sleeper as the market has not yet priced in this potential.

He feels the broader equity markets will show the most gains during the first half of the year with the second half driven by quantitative easing concerns. We are still well below the peak of the last commodity supercycle. Ultimately money will flow into commodities. As a result, he thinks copper equities will have a big year.

Automakers have a different view of the transportation market. They see Electric Vehicles as a means to bring autonomous vehicles to the marketplace. They are looking at how to get cars to drive and park themselves.

Talking Points From This Week’s Episode
• Copper equities will likely do well in 2018
• The market has not considered the coming nickel demand from E.V.
• Automakers are looking towards autonomous vehicle solutions.
• Grid storage solutions will likely be adopted.

Anthony Milewski is the Chairman of Cobalt 27 and an MD at Pala Investments. He has spent his career in various aspects of the mining industry, including as a company director, advisor, founder, and investor. In particular, he has been active in the battery metals commodities including investing in nickel, lithium, and cobalt and actively trading physical cobalt. In 2016, one of the industry’s leading publications, “The Mining Journal,” named him as a Future Mining Leader.

Mr. Milewski has managed numerous mining investments at various stages of development, including exploration, development, production and turnaround situations, and across a broad range of commodities. He has served as a director of both public and private companies. Mr. Milewski is a member of the investment team at Pala Investments Limited, and prior to joining Pala Investments, he worked at Firebird Management LLC.

Mr. Milewski previously worked at Renaissance Capital and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP in Moscow, where he focused on advisory and transactional work in metals & mining and oil & gas sectors. He has lived and worked in Africa and Russia, including a year as a Fulbright scholar, and has spent considerable time in Central Asia. Mr. Milewski holds a B.A. in Russian history from Brigham Young University, an M.A. in Russian and Central Asian Studies from the University of Washington, and a J.D. from the University of Washington. He holds an LLM from the Russian Academy of Sciences.

[cpap man] 09/1/2018 07:05

Breaking News: India – The 3rd Largest Car Market – Announces Only Electric Vehicles To Be Sold By 2030



India’s government just shocked the automobile and commodity marketplace.

They made the ambitious move in declaring that by 2030, all vehicles sold will be Electric Vehicles (EV’s).

The papers finalizing the policy could be signed by year end. . .

“The government has declared that India – set to be the world’s third largest car market within five years – will sell only electric vehicles by 2030.”

Here are some facts. . .

º India is known to be a power deficient country.

º For instance, they still produce over 90% of their electricity from coal.

º And this has made India one of the world’s most polluted places in the world.

º Many of their 1.3 billion population struggles with these problems daily.

“A recent study found that pollution in Delhi was so bad that residents would live almost six years longer if India were to meet its own air quality standards and up to nine years if the country met international benchmarks.”

Also – did you know there are only about 5,000 Electric Vehicles on India’s roads currently? That means there will have to be over 10 million EV’s bought just to meet the government’s target?

There’s no doubt that this “Only EV’s by 2030” initiative is an ambitious move by the government to join the ‘alternative power’ countries.

But the real exciting part is this. . .

As we have written about, there are already growing shortages in the materials – such as cobalt and nickel – that are required to build and fuel Electric Vehicles.

And these shortages are occurring without the 3rd largest car market in the world being involved.

Imagine how tight supplies are going to get now that they’re also rushing in to get their hands on these critical materials?

(Source: Economic Times)

The trend is in motion.

And it is clear that the world economies are shifting from traditional gas-powered vehicles and into Electric Vehicle.

[cpap man] 08/1/2018 13:50

Market in SULA shares starting to tighten up!

[the crypt] 02/1/2018 16:45

he hee hee

love de cheese

gimme a pickled egg

and one for maestro - yes one for dat loser!!! hee hee.

hey hey hey, where the eggy cheese? stinky stuff - just like maestro underpants.............

[melodrama] 02/1/2018 16:32

Cobalt in the Congo, what could possibly go wrong?

[escapetohome] 02/1/2018 16:12

An unacceptable share price performance

[bionicdog] 31/12/2017 11:22

Maestro.
Why not make it your new year resolution to only invest in proper companies rather than get rich quick schemes?

[temmujin] 30/12/2017 22:28

well greatland gold directors bought similar prices and that fell well below their purchase prices ...you just wait when they hit the cobalt sweet spot

[bionicdog] 30/12/2017 20:33

So they're stupid then. You don't want people like that in charge.

[temmujin] 30/12/2017 19:58

what i like about this company is directors bought at much higher prices

Trade Date Action Notifier Price Currency Amount Holding
18-Nov-16 Placing Trade Notifier Information for Sula Iron & Gold Roger Murphy 0.22 GBX 15,714,286 15714286
18-Nov-16 Placing Trade Notifier Information for Sula Iron & Gold John (Iain) Macpherson 0.22 GBX 38,269,748 38269748
18-Nov-16 Placing Trade Notifier Information for Sula Iron & Gold Howard Tennant Baker 0.22 GBX 7,715,876 14507542
View more Sula Iron & Gold directors dealings >>

so i expect this to 3 or 4 bag soon

[escapetohome] 29/12/2017 09:36

To do with transition to a new company
AFRICAN BATTERY METALS.

[balance1] 29/12/2017 09:21

Can you explain please?

[cpap man] 29/12/2017 08:44

Perhaps not to you....

[balance1] 29/12/2017 08:40

Why would the company issue shares to raise cash to then buy those shares back? It doesn't make any sense?

[cpap man] 29/12/2017 08:29

Low MKT CAP lots of CASH and atlantic57 another AIM stock KOD where DS was prior did the same thing and the KOD boys proved it all up and the stock MULTI BAGGED

At these levels SULA is a screaming BUY

[temmujin] 29/12/2017 08:29

atlantic..just pile in and dont ask daft questions

[cpap man] 29/12/2017 08:27

SULA just might be worth a punt at these levels as it moves in the New Year into the highly rated sector namely COBALT

[atlantic57] 29/12/2017 08:05

Temm how do you equate a 4 million market cap company with A £50 000 cobolt licence with a related party .

[temmujin] 29/12/2017 07:53

cobalt news in the new year according to my sources