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Bro...WL123456 is spreading fake news... just ignore him
RedEye1811 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 19:20) Posted:
You state clearly that it is a quote you found from an analyst. The quote specifically states: " Shares in lithium miners are putting the pedal to the metal in 2016."
It is NOW late 2017. The report you quoted was clearly written at least 12 months ago. Lot of conditions since that outdated report was written have changed. If wish to prove your case quote something recent and updated not trying to obscure things quoting outdated reports when conditions were different.
You stated in other post reports in The Sydney Herald or The Australian as per today. So where those reports? They fiction? Or as Donald says " Fake News" .
WL123456 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 19:09) Posted:
Shares in lithium miners are putting the pedal to the metal in 2016.
Accelerating demand for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles like those made by Tesla Motors (ticker: TSLA ) have helped drive a 50% increase in the price of the metal in the last year. That?s put Australia-listed miners in the fast-lane, with some of these stocks revving up by as much as 1,500% over the past 12 months. But the rally could be a car-crash waiting to happen.
One cautious voice is that of Macquarie, which reckons the recent run-up in lithium prices is down to lack of supply in the short-term. That?s a dynamic that will keep those currently producing happy for now. But while the investment bank thinks the market will remain tight for the next 18 months based on demand from Tesla and China, there could be a surge in output from new lithium projects by 2018.
David Talbot, an analyst at Dundee Capital Markets, agrees there?s risk from investor hype. He says forecasts for lithium prices ?seem to be all over the map.? The Canadian broker has upped its price estimates for both lithium carbonate and hydroxide twice this year, but suspects it?s ?already low-balling again.? That?s partly down to how lithium is priced: It?s not traded on liquid exchanges like other commodities but priced based on individual contracts, which means less than transparent price reporting. ?Speculative investors are currently driving the markets,? Talbot warns, and ?new companies are literally popping up overnight,? many with little experience of the industry.
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You state clearly that it is a quote you found from an analyst. The quote specifically states: "
Shares in lithium miners are putting the pedal to the metal in 2016."
It is NOW late 2017. The report you quoted was clearly written at least 12 months ago. Lot of conditions since that outdated report was written have changed. If wish to prove your case quote something recent and updated not trying to obscure things quoting outdated reports when conditions were different.
You stated in other post reports in The Sydney Herald or The Australian as per today. So where those reports? They fiction? Or as Donald says " Fake News" . WL123456 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 19:09) Posted:
Shares in lithium miners are putting the pedal to the metal in 2016.
Accelerating demand for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles like those made by Tesla Motors (ticker: TSLA ) have helped drive a 50% increase in the price of the metal in the last year. That?s put Australia-listed miners in the fast-lane, with some of these stocks revving up by as much as 1,500% over the past 12 months. But the rally could be a car-crash waiting to happen.
One cautious voice is that of Macquarie, which reckons the recent run-up in lithium prices is down to lack of supply in the short-term. That?s a dynamic that will keep those currently producing happy for now. But while the investment bank thinks the market will remain tight for the next 18 months based on demand from Tesla and China, there could be a surge in output from new lithium projects by 2018.
David Talbot, an analyst at Dundee Capital Markets, agrees there?s risk from investor hype. He says forecasts for lithium prices ?seem to be all over the map.? The Canadian broker has upped its price estimates for both lithium carbonate and hydroxide twice this year, but suspects it?s ?already low-balling again.? That?s partly down to how lithium is priced: It?s not traded on liquid exchanges like other commodities but priced based on individual contracts, which means less than transparent price reporting. ?Speculative investors are currently driving the markets,? Talbot warns, and ?new companies are literally popping up overnight,? many with little experience of the industry.
Quote from one of the analyst about the lithium bubble .
Atom99 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 18:08) Posted:
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I already provide the report. You can email the analyst personally if you want . I have another 2 more and will post if I have the time . I am quite a bz man.
lithiumstory ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:36) Posted:
Link or it didn' t happen. Will love to read diverse reports 
WL123456 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:26) Posted:
| Pls read them at Sydney Herald and The Australian. Plus plenty of online analyst reports including TheUtah from USA. |
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If you are vested of course you will say I am talking cock and bull lol. Who holding on to AMAL Will want to hear news like this until the price falls actually happen ? Please be fair . People can say all they want to push the price up but I am quoting analyst from macquire and Dundee capitals so at least I am better those who quote their own predictions . I am by the way no vested in this stocks . Just want to warn some investors here not to be caught in the musical chair.
Atom99 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:45) Posted:
WL123456
you are pulling a fast one.Spreading Bull and Cxxxk story here.IMO. |
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Shares in lithium miners are putting the pedal to the metal in 2016.
Accelerating demand for lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles like those made by Tesla Motors (ticker: TSLA ) have helped drive a 50% increase in the price of the metal in the last year. That?s put Australia-listed miners in the fast-lane, with some of these stocks revving up by as much as 1,500% over the past 12 months. But the rally could be a car-crash waiting to happen.
One cautious voice is that of Macquarie, which reckons the recent run-up in lithium prices is down to lack of supply in the short-term. That?s a dynamic that will keep those currently producing happy for now. But while the investment bank thinks the market will remain tight for the next 18 months based on demand from Tesla and China, there could be a surge in output from new lithium projects by 2018.
David Talbot, an analyst at Dundee Capital Markets, agrees there?s risk from investor hype. He says forecasts for lithium prices ?seem to be all over the map.? The Canadian broker has upped its price estimates for both lithium carbonate and hydroxide twice this year, but suspects it?s ?already low-balling again.? That?s partly down to how lithium is priced: It?s not traded on liquid exchanges like other commodities but priced based on individual contracts, which means less than transparent price reporting. ?Speculative investors are currently driving the markets,? Talbot warns, and ?new companies are literally popping up overnight,? many with little experience of the industry.
Quote from one of the analyst about the lithium bubble .
Atom99 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 18:08) Posted:
WL123456,
Please show me where in the report that at you mentioned.
You have no integrity if you cannot show me the report.IMO
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy
HKLim6 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:40) Posted:
| TheUtah is a live music venue. They play songs about lithium must b |
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WL123456,
Please show me where in the report that at you mentioned.
You have no integrity if you cannot show me the report.IMO
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energyHKLim6 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:40) Posted:
TheUtah is a live music venue. They play songs about lithium must be
WL123456 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:26) Posted:
| Pls read them at Sydney Herald and The Australian. Plus plenty of online analyst reports including TheUtah from USA. |
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Hope thursday or friday morning got annc :)
If next monday can close in the 45c range, tuesday maybe can take leave to catch the exciting finale in the battle of the titans. Haha
furnaces ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 17:22) Posted:
| The gap is closed at 0.37. Hang on for the wild ride guys! |
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Thursday hulk do a gap up @ 40c ok....
Trebles ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 17:00) Posted:
| Friday to chiong up again. |
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The gap is closed at 0.37. Hang on for the wild ride guys!
Friday to chiong up again.
Last chance to buy below 40c... :)
shortists covering their shorts. End at 0.385
I almost choke...tomorrow trading halt?
Haha
WL123456
you are pulling a fast one.Spreading Bull and Cxxxk story here.IMO.
yes
hatetrollers ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:02) Posted:
He already shorted it looks like....and having sympathy for other retailers now.....
SgYuan ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 15:59) Posted:
| Got chance, but pls use cf |
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TheUtah is a live music venue. They play songs about lithium must be
WL123456 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:26) Posted:
Pls read them at Sydney Herald and The Australian. Plus plenty of online analyst reports including TheUtah from USA.
Atom99 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:18) Posted:
| Please provide the report or link to the web page |
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Noob. Hiak hiak hiak. Good luck
risktaker ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:38) Posted:
We love papaya juice.... love hulk royal flush?
risktaker ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:18) Posted:
| Can start buying back lia |
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We love papaya juice.... love hulk royal flush?
risktaker ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:18) Posted:
Can start buying back liao
papayaface ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:16) Posted:
| Can still sink.....Tomorrow TH so many contra off. Looks like can do a quick short at 37. Good luck |
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Link or it didn' t happen. Will love to read diverse reports
WL123456 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:26) Posted:
Pls read them at Sydney Herald and The Australian. Plus plenty of online analyst reports including TheUtah from USA.
Atom99 ( Date: 17-Oct-2017 16:18) Posted:
| Please provide the report or link to the web page |
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