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Joined May 2016
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Polands President now has to do what is necessary. He needs to rally his supporters,the polish people and then throw Tusk and his collaborators in jail. There is no more mucking around.
🇵🇱 Thousands of Poles are now gathered in front of the Constitutional Tribunal building in Warsaw, which has been occupied by police sent by Donald Tusk's government. Opposition figures are describing Tusk's actions as an attempted coup.
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Live look at Wall Street
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Lithium earnings look strong. Rare earth prices are holding up. Yet critical minerals equities keep sliding, and GFEX is telling a different story. What's driving the disconnect? We dig in with Tomasz Nadrowski. Plus, an update from @FirstPhosphate on resource growth and project financing. (00:00:00) Earnings, Elections and the Critical Minerals Selloff (00:03:50) Lithium Earnings Strong, GFEX Disconnected (00:07:32) LME Week Takeaways From a Veteran Trader (00:10:49) Two-Tier US Economy, Oversold Materials (00:14:17) Brazil and Israel Elections Rattle Markets (00:19:48) Why Critical Minerals Equities Sold Off (00:27:09) Why Equities Diverge From Metal Prices (00:31:37) Where Investors Can Trade the Volatility (00:37:50) Winners, Policy and the Valley of Death (00:40:43) Brazil's New Mining Law and Election Fallout (00:45:18) Israel, Canada and the US Midterms (00:51:17) Rare Earth Truce and China's Leverage (00:58:29) Why Lithium Pricing Is Hard to Trust (01:06:28) $PHOS Update
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CQ3/26 lithium results from @GroupeEramet were stable with LC output of 4.3Kt, down slightly q/q due to a maintenance shutdown. Realised price of US$17.6/kg pretty good, and company says that plant is running at full capacity utilisation in October.
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This is $RIO $LCE I wonder who the Rio collaborator is with the OTA prepayment ? Separately 13,000 Mt $LCE for the quarter all operations
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This is $RIO $LCE I wonder who the Rio collaborator is with the OTA prepayment ? Separately 13,000 Mt $LCE for the quarter all operations
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$EREMET just quietly going about it , US$53 million in projected lithium EBITDA for the quarter and growing prices are stable for BG CAM lithium which was all purchased by China cathode plants all while reducing OPEX to a little over US$5000 pmt 👊💯🔥 No wonder expansion is key
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$EREMET just quietly going about it , US$53 million in projected lithium EBITDA for the quarter and growing prices are stable for BG CAM lithium which was all purchased by China cathode plants all while reducing OPEX to a little over US$5000 pmt 👊💯🔥 No wonder expansion is key
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Israeli-Linked Cargo Ship SINKING After Russian Drone Strikes in the Black Sea The ship reportedly carried 421 containers of lithium-ion batteries, chemicals, acids, and materials used in ammunition production. The footage allegedly shows a ZIM-linked vessel struck by Russian drones. The vessel's identity, cargo, and circumstances of the attack remain unverified.
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Thanks to Jordan Roberts from Project Blue for pointing out the disconnect between spot prices and the GFEX. It is substantial and extended and suggests that the market itself does not agree with current GFEX pricing...
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🚨 HOLY SMOKES!!! TRUMP’S TRADE SHOCKWAVE: U.S. Trade Deficit COLLAPSES by $100 Billion – CNBC STUNNED as Trump Destroys 20 Years of Globalist Lies | “Buckle Up, THIS IS UNREAL!” 🔥 President Donald J. Trump just crushed the U.S. trade deficit, slashing it from $136 billion to just $29.4 billion — the lowest in nearly 20 years. CNBC anchors are in shock, forced to admit Trump and Scott Bessent were right all along. Reagan-level economics. America First triumphs again.
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And the atypical price/inventory relationship goes on...GFEX Lithium Carbonate down 8% today yet inventories continue to fall... What's that word? Mani...Manipula...Manipulation?!
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Forget Halloween… Victoria's been living in a horror movie for years 🎃👻💀 #auspol #springst #nightmareonspringst #trickortax #halloween #trickortreat
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She voted Yes Liberals are centre Left. Blue Labor.
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Tourism Australia should use this video to promote tourism in Australia Doesn’t get more Australian than this 🇦🇺
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Thank you Pauline Hanson for not only delivering humour but also hard hitting facts during these cartoons. No wonder the media class hate them.
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Replying to @pls_global
@pls_global strong set of results with output up 25% q/q although shipments were slightly depressed on timings. Price realisation was excellent at US$2077/t SC6 and costs fell substantially from last qtr although mgmt guided to seasonally higher costs over the next few qtrs. Mgmt highlighted continued strong dmd.
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$PLS has signed a 20-year power agreement with @FortescueGlobal for Pilgangoora, which is expected to reduce P2000 unit operating costs by ~$15-20/t while supporting lower-emissions intensity power, operational reliability and future growth⚡ 🔗 Read more: pls.com/news/power-agreement #Energy #Lithium #ASX
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Not far off peeps PLS quarterly out $2.2 billion in cash after paying a franked dividend $2.7 billion in liquidity and over $560 million in revenue $442 million in EBITDA 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
Replying to @TheWardenBrad
Hmmm including the other plant about EBITDA 325,000 mt @ US$1760 average minus US$470 OPEX average is US$1290 1290 x 325000 =419,250,000 419,250,000 x 1.43 =599,527,500 ~AU$600 million EBITDA but who knows we will soon see
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