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another step with the goal of becoming a unicorn.
got this from a friend which I trust for doing good dd and copied what he mailed to me. he does not post here
https://newatlas.com/energy/quantum-battery-proof-concept-fast-charging/
CBMM has moved their niobium Li-ion battery past concept and into production. This could require up to 50,000 tons of Nb per year (about 50% of today's market). Keep watching all of these battery technologies as they advance the technology further.
Yes I know they have to solve their CO2 issues first at Excelsior but if You believe they will .....
Well I believe they will. and I believe Copper will become very expensive
Read and listen to the video . Found this on Linkedin from Blackrock.
The copper price rose on Wednesday as worries eased about economic growth in top metals consumer China and positive sentiment swept the commodity sector.
March delivery contracts were exchanging hands for $4.60 a pound ($10,140 a tonne) on the Comex market in New York in midday trade, up 3.5% compared to Tuesday’s closing and the highest since October.
“Commodities prices may stay high for decades as mining companies struggle to keep up with demand from the energy transition,” BlackRock’s global head of thematic and sector-based investing Evy Hambro told
Bloomberg TV.
“We’ve got decades worth of high rates of investment into infrastructure as the world seeks to decarbonize. That’s a widely held consensual view,” he said. “What we’re likely to see is strong demand that will keep prices at very very good levels for the producers for many years into the future, and that could be decades.”
Raw materials, and shares of some companies that produce them, hit record highs last year as massive global stimulus measures underpinned consumption. At the same time, the shift toward a greener world is creating fresh demand for metals such as copper, lithium and nickel.
“That trend’s unlikely to change anytime soon,” said Hambro.
Goldman Sachs Group last week said that a commodities supercycle has the potential to last for a decade, adding that while infrastructure spending will require large amounts of materials like steel and cement, the green revolution will also need more metals including cobalt and nickel for products like batteries.
“Copper is such a strategic metal” and it “without a doubt” faces supply challenges in the coming years, Barrick Gold CEO Mark Bristow said on a panel in Saudi Arabia:
“There’s been too little investment in the red metal and that’s already a problem for the sector as consumption rises. We’re in for a long solid market demand for metals.”
“The focus in China is moving away from worries about the property sector slowdown to increased signs that they are going to provide stimulus and support to the economy, some of which will benefit industrial metals,” said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
https://lnkd.in/dN9Zs4Xv #energytransition #change #china #investing
His reply
Neen Walter ASM ga ik niet doen.
But there will be a lot more Belgian and Dutch shareholders present on the next ASM if Corona permits.
Got this from herman Sleegers today
always interesting
Translated from Dutch by Deepl
Dear,
Just an explanation of the recent price development at Lightwave Logic. It is an undeniable fact that the change in the Fed's monetary policy triggered a sector rotation. A clear outflow from high risk especially in technology with little prospect of future earnings to stocks with a clear and consistent income. It goes without saying that Lightwave Logic was also subject to that movement, but there is much more to it than that.
Currently, the short position as of 31/12/2021 was announced and for LWLG we saw a doubling.
Date short position days to cover
31/12/2021 4476575 2,43
So the institutional entry was mainly realised by doubling the short positions. Of course, these positions will have to be closed at some point, which is probably a delicate exercise given LWLG's limited float. There is also a time lag for the announcement of short positions, and I am almost convinced that we have had a noticeable increase in the first days of January. The "days to cover" figures are undoubtedly still highly underestimated as most of the daily volume is counterfeit stock that market makers pass to each other. Their short positions have to be closed on day 3 and if that is not possible they pass them on to each other. So if we were to calculate the days to cover on the float of real shares, it would be very significantly higher.
The effect of short sellers is also clearly noticeable on days when there are short restrictions. When a share price has fallen more than 10% intra-day, shorters are only allowed to take positions on the next trading day if the share price is higher than the highest bid price. This significantly limits the activities of shorters and what this means can be clearly seen in yesterday's lwlg price movement. Little manipulation and a somewhat higher price rise than the rest of Nasdaq given LWLG's higher beta. Today the restriction is lifted and we may see the "hanky panky" behaviour of the market makers again with a negative effect on the price, time will tell.
The moral of this story is that, as an investor, you better focus on the technological progress and less on the price. And given the recent news reports from LWLG, this progress is on course and we are getting close to the target, mass commercialisation. I refer to a statement by COO Jim Marcelli during a lunch meeting at the end of 2021: "It will be boom and there is a deal like it was with the Nasdaq listing". If that "boom" comes with the current short position, it will be more of a "big bang" and it will be very interesting for loyal long-term investors to follow the price. As said, focus on the technology and arm yourself against the manipulative behaviour of the "Wolfs of Wall Street".
great summary
here is the translation
good summary - most of us know this already but nice to see this post in Germany
All we have to do now is what we do best as long-term investors.
Be a little patient
In the meantime, we can encourage each other a little and provide each other with interesting information.
Below I have posted a link to a YouTube video where it becomes clear what the new gold will be.
It is the rare earths, without which no future can be shaped.
It is also clear in this video that it is a matter of extracting the materials in an "environmentally friendly" way in the future if we want to preserve this planet.
The ESG standard, which Niocorp has also put on its agenda, guarantees that western companies will extract the necessary raw materials for the energy turnaround in an environmentally friendly and socially acceptable way, in a regionally coordinated manner.
This is not the case with cobalt, for example.
This is also the reason why there is a strong technological search for alternatives to this element, in order to banish it from batteries as a substitute.
The Western world will have to free itself from suppliers of rare earths like China in the medium to long term.
This supplier, which extracts the raw materials in a cheap and not environmentally friendly way, aims to dominate the global market for rare earths, which it is currently doing.
In addition, China will in future mainly serve its own domestic market with rare earths and at the same time try to control global trade by means of its monopoly position.
Marc Smith recognised this years ago and therefore knew what a central role the Elk Creek mine could play for the USA in the future in order to support the USA in the procurement of rare earths.
An additional weighty point is the ESG standard, it defines the necessary environmental compatibility and the consideration of social components in the extraction of raw materials, which was long overdue.
It will make western companies competitive with the important goal of establishing "western" own supply chains for rare earths that can secure our future standard of living and not be overrun by China in terms of market technology.
Western governments will start (or have already started - EU) programmes that are necessary to compete with China, the largest supplier of rare earths, and to break up its monopoly position.
In this way, we will become independent of a state or social system that is pursuing a completely different goal, namely to use rare earths as economic leverage in the future in order to become the dominant world power by 2050.
Of course, it takes time until the programmes initiated by the Western states are up and running.
We see from the example of Niocorp how long it takes and how difficult it is, and we see just how all these formal requirements and demands are put in place by the company.
The video also shows a company in Saxony, which, like Niocorp, has to provide additional data (in this case current drill cores) for investors.
This is done to prove the profitability and feasibility of the extraction of rare earths.
But also to create all formal aspects and requirements for a modern mine working according to ESG standards.
Niocorp is also at that point and maybe a little bit further due to the existing feasibility study and the soon to be adapted study with incorporated figures for the rare earths.
So Niocorp is close to completion and will certainly successfully complete the final step in the coming months.
The rare earth deposit in Elk Creek/Nebraska as the second largest in the USA,
is notable and worthy of mention alongside the existing Mountan Pass mine in the US.
An obvious advantage of the Elk Creek mine is that we only need a shaft limited to a few metres in depth and above-ground processing facilities to extract the raw materials.
All overburden is backfilled into the mine.
This is different from what is happening at the Mountain Pass Open Pit Mine.
The extraction of the raw materials will therefore certainly be more environmentally friendly than in the case of an extensive above-ground mine like the one operated by MP Materials.
All kinds of rare earths can be found at the Elk Creek Mine.
Besides neodymium, dysprosium, terbium and presodium, there are also promising grades of cerium and barium.
Why do I mention this?
The first four elements mentioned are currently the ones used to make the strong magnets needed for the "electric" automobile revolution and energy transition.
Cerium is a cheaper material and should replace the costly dysprosium in the future, as this element is the rarest of the "four" and therefore plays a significant role and is currently needed.
Unfortunately, however, dysprosium is found in much smaller quantities in the earth's crust than the other elements and is thus a limiting factor for the energy transition.
Cerium, the element that is also present in sufficient quantities in the Elk Creek mine, should therefore replace dysprosium in the magnets in the future, as it occurs much more frequently.
This is currently being researched and worked on.
As you can see, the Elk Creek mine alone always offers an alternative due to its variety of elements, even if an element is no longer in such demand, this can ultimately be compensated for.
So we are dealing with a mine that will run for a long time once it is in operation, because the demand will grow. I think that's really worth mentioning.
We have niobium and ytrium also two materials that will be used a lot in the future nuclear fusion reactors (ITER).
In addition, there are new nuclear fusion reactors (SPARC), which in turn use barium, for example.
So which reactor type will win the race here again can also be of no concern to us, as we can extract all these required materials.
Of all these rare earths mentioned here, and I have not named all of them (there are 17 of them), huge quantities will be needed in the future to ensure technological progress.
As you can see, we have all these elements in our Elk Creek portfolio, Niocorp is well positioned in terms of demand for rare earths and we can safely sit back and watch the management bring the mine into production in the future.
On the positive side, the existing offtake agreements for niobium (and scandium) give us a high degree of certainty that the mine will come on stream.
Equally helpful will possibly be a credit line (approx. 180 million USD) promised by our federal government if the mine then goes into production and produces niobium for Thyssen Krupp.
got this from one of my contacts who picked it up on a German forum.
put this in google translate or follow a crash course in German.
Wir müssen jetzt nur noch das tun, was wir als langfristig orientierte Anleger am Besten können.
Ein wenig Geduld aufbringen.
Derweil können wir uns gegenseitig ein wenig ermuntern und mit interessanten Informationen versorgen.
Weiter unten habe ich einen Link eingestellt zu einem YouTube Video wo klar ersichtlich wird, was das neue Gold sein wird.
Es sind die Seltenen Erden, ohne die keine Zukunft gestaltet werden kann.
Klar erkennbar wird auch in diesem Video, dass es darum geht "Environmental friendly" (umweltfreundlich) die Materialien zukünftig zu gewinnen, wenn wir diesen Planeten erhalten wollen.
Der ESG Standard wie in Niocorp für sich auch auf die Agenda gesetzt hat garantiert, dass westliche Unternehmen die notwendigen Rohstoffe für die Energiewende zukünftig umweltfreundlich und sozial verträglich, regional abgestimmt fördern werden.
Eben nicht so wie es z. B. derzeit mit Kobalt der Fall ist.
Hier sucht man ja deshalb auch aus diesem Grunde technologisch stark nach Alternativen zu diesem Element, um es zu substituieren aus den Batterien zu verbannen.
Die westliche Welt wird sich von Anbietern von Seltenen Erden wie China es ist, mittel bis langfristig befreien, müssen.
Dieser Anbieter, der auf billige Art und Weise und nicht umweltfreundlich die Rohstoffe gewinnt, hat das Ziel den globalen Markt für Seltene Erden zu beherrschen, was er aktuell auch tut.
Darüber hinaus wird China zukünftig überwiegend den eigenen Binnenmarkt mit Seltenen Erden bedienen und gleichzeitig den globalen Handel versuchen mittels seiner Monopolstellung zu steuern.
Dies hat Marc Smith schon vor Jahren erkannt und wußte also was zukünftig die Elk Creek Mine für die USA eine zentrale Rolle spielen kann, um die USA bei der Beschaffung von Seltenen Erden zu unterstützen.
Ein zusätzlicher gewichtiger Punkt ist der ESG Standard, er definiert die notwendige Umweltverträglichkeit und die Berücksichtigung der sozialen Komponenten bei der Gewinnung von Rohstoffen, was schon lange überfällig war.
Er wird westliche Firmen wettbewerbsfähig machen mit dem wichtigen Ziel "westliche" eigene Lieferketten für Seltene Erden zu etablieren, die unseren zukünftigen Lebensstandard sichern können und markttechnisch nicht von China überrannt zu werden.
Die westlichen Regierungen werden dafür Programme starten (bzw. haben sie schon gestartet - EU), die erforderlich sind um gegen den größten Anbieter von Seltenen Erden China zu bestehen und dessen Monopolstellung aufzulösen.
Wir werden dadurch unabhängig von einem Staat bzw. Gesellschaftssystem was ein ganz anderes Ziel verfolgt, nämlich zukünftig seltene Erden als wirtschaftliches Druckmittel einzusetzen, um damit unterstützend bis 2050 auch zur dominierenden Weltmacht aufzusteigen.
Natürlich braucht es Zeit bis die initiierten Programme der westlichen Staaten laufen.
Wir sehen am Beispiel von Niocorp wie langwierig und schwierig es ist und wir sehen gerade wie all diese formalen Vorgaben und Anforderungen doch von der Firma auf den Weg gebracht werden.
Im Video wird auch ein Unternehmen in Sachsen dargestellt, was eben auch wie Niocorp zusätzliche Daten (hier aktuelle Bohrkerne) liefern muss für Investoren.
Dies erfolgt um sowohl die Profitabilität und Machbarkeit der Gewinnung von Seltenen Erden unter Beweis zu stellen.
Darüber hinaus aber auch um alle formalen Aspekte und Voraussetzungen für eine moderne Mine nach ESG Standard arbeitend, zu schaffen.
Niocorp ist eben auch an dem Punkt und vielleicht ein bisschen weiter aufgrund der bestehenden Machbarkeitsstudie und der bald angepassten Studie mit eingearbeiteten Zahlen für die Seltenen Erden.
Niocorp steht also kurz vor dem Abschluss und wird den letzten Schritt sicherlich erfolgreich in den kommenden Monaten abschließen.
Die Lagerstätte für Seltene Erden in Elk Creek/Nebraska als zweitgrößte in den USA,
ist bemerkenswert und erwähnenswert neben der bestehenden Mountan Pass Mine in den USA.
Ein ersichtlicher Vorteil der Elk Creek Mine ist, wir brauchen nur einen auf wenige Meter begrenzten Schacht in die Tiefe und oberirdische Aufbereitungsanlagen um die Rohstoffe zu fördern.
Aller Abraum wird wieder in die Mine verfüllt.
Anders als es eben bei der Open Pit Mine Mountain Pass der Fall ist.
Die Förderung der Rohstoffe wird also sicherlich umweltfreundlicher vonstatten gehen, als bei einer weitläufigen oberirdischen Mine wie sie MP Materials betreibt.
Alle möglichen Seltenen Erden sind in der Elk Creek Mine anzutreffen.
Neben Neodymium, Dysprosium, Terbium und Präsodium gibt es auch vielversprechende Gehalte an Cerium und Barium.
Warum erwähne ich das?
Die ersten vier genannten Elemente sind aktuell,die die man nutzt um die starken Magnete herzustellen, benötigt für die "elektrische" Automobilrevolution und Energiewende.
Cerium ist ein billigeres Material und soll zukünftig dsa kostspielige Dysprosium ersetzen, da dieses Element von den "Vieren" am seltensten vorkommt und somit eine gewichtige Rolle spielt und aktuell gebraucht wird.
Aber leider befindet sich Dysprosium vergleichsweise zu den anderen Elementen in wesentlich geringfügerigen Maße in der Erdkruste und ist somit ein begrenzender Faktor für die Energiewende.
Cerium das Element was auch ausreichend in der Elk Creek Mine vorhanden ist, soll also zukünftig Dysprosium in den Magneten ersetzen, da es viel häufiger vorkommt.
Daran wird aktuell geforscht und gearbeitet.
Wie man sehen kann, bietet die Elk Creek Mine alleine durch seine Vielfalt an Elementen immer eine Alternative, wenn auch mal ein Element nicht mehr so gefragt sein sollte, kann das letztendlich kompensiert werden.
Wir haben es hier also mit einer Mine zu tun, die noch lange laufen wird, wenn sie dann erst einmal in Betrieb ist, denn der Bedarf wird wachsen. Ich denke das ist wirklich erwähnenswert.
Niobium und Ytrium auch zwei Stoffe die vielfach in den zukünftigen Kernfusionsreaktoren (ITER) verwendet werden, haben wir im Angebot.
Darüber hinaus gibt es neue Kernfusionsreaktoren (SPARC), die wiederum z. B. Barium benutzen.
Welcher Reaktortyp also hier wieder das Rennen machen wird, kann uns auch egal sein, da wir alle diese benötigten Materialien fördern können.
Von all diesen hier erwähnten Seltenen Erden und ich habe nicht alle benannt ( es sind ja 17 an der Zahl), werden also zukünftig Unmengen benötigt, damit die Sicherung des technologischen Fortschritts gewährleistet ist.
Wie man sieht haben wir all diese Elemente in unserem "Elk Creek Portfolie", Niocorp ist gut aufgestellt was die Nachfrage an Seltenen Erden betrifft und wir können uns getrost ein wenig entspannt zurücklegen und zuschauen wie das Management die Mine in Zukunft in Produktion nehmen wird.
Positiv zu erwähnen sind die bestehenden Abnahmevereinbarungen für Niobium (und Scandium), die uns eine hohe Sicherheit geben, das die Mine in Betrieb geht.
Ebenso hilfreich wird möglicherweise eine Kreditlinie (ca 180 Millionen USD) sein, die von unserer Bundesregierung in Aussicht gestellt wird, wenn dann die Mine in Produktion geht und für Thyssen Krupp Niobium zu Tage fördert.
I saw your private message too late to reply , sorry
a good summary of what is happening lately with LWLG from Herman Sleegers . Herman does not post on this message board so I take the liberty to copy and post.
The PRs follow each other shortly and that probably means we are very far into the " testing cycle" with foundries.
An optical grading coupler is a method of coupling light to a PIC (Photonic Integrated Circuit). After probable testing with "foundries partners" this seems to be the most efficient way for minimizing optical power loss at the fiber to the PIC interface. Important for the foundries is that this method is simple and efficient,standardized thus repeatable and consistent from wafer to wafer. This means in my opinion that we are very close to a breakthrough with the foundries and that the target set in the AV 2021 i.e. the AV 2022 in May will be achievable.
The lightwave Logic share price itself has been very volatile in recent weeks, for several reasons.
The main one is that there is a lot of massaging going on by Market Makers to get institutional investors in without making the share price go through the roof. This is done by accumulating shares during the trading day through a range of nasty techniques, storing them in what is called the "dark cloud" and passing them on to an institutional player after hours within a pre-agreed fork. It goes without saying that the price is depressed to the extent possible to ensure an interesting entry of the counterparty. Not really a respectful method for existing shareholders but we are talking about the "wolfs of Wall Street" remember.
A second cause is that in the first instance a number of index funds have entered, we can speak of a kind of forced buying, they must copy the tracked index as accurately as possible. This has advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the liquidity of the lwlg share becomes much greater and, if the market capitalization increases, these index funds will have to systematically buy more. With larger market capitalization, new funds will also be added all the time and will have to buy forcibly. The downside is that the correlation with Nasdaq becomes much greater. Therefore, in the event of a decline in Nasdaq and an outflow in index funds, LWLG shares will also possibly face selling. Possibly several institutional parties have also stepped in out of conviction but we can only see that in a subsequent report sometime in late February.
"Playing games" will continue until effective deals or contracts will be announced until then volatility will probably prevail.
Greetings
Herman
If You believe management cannot solve the CO2 issue , you are correct.
However If you believe they can solve the problem this is exactly the time that you should buy if your average cost is higher than the present shareprice.
That is and was always my strategy on startups where things always take longer than you expect.
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Title from newsletter from my Belgian friends at Macrotrends today who think the recent decline is a buy opportunity.
Remember that Macrotrends had this fantastic conference in Ghent in Belgium where Michael gave one of his top presentations.
Macrotrennds is very powerful newsletter; They just raised a lot of money ( millions) for one of my other private investments.
indeed. no tax sellinh here
I am not good in forecasting what the shareprice is going to be tomorrow or next week. I believe it will be much higher in 2022 though.
merry christmas and best wishesfrom the Belgian shareholders.
holding strong to our shares.
I would not be surprised if one third of the shared are held over here and we are not selling.
I still believe what we are seeing is large accumulation by a few funds/individuals that is being brokered/accumulated wisely
I agree and think you are correct
Thanks
I was able to read the article now
ok thx
we cannot open it here
it is possible to copy it?
no not yet active
i do not think so.the etf is not yet operational so where would they find the money?
no. I do not think so
not yet
i expeced it this week but there is some delay´.
probably next week?
exactly how I think .
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long story
will reply when home from golfvacation.
since lwlg went up my game improved
intelligent words from my retired portfolio manager Herman Sleegerd translated from Dutch
STILL A WORD ABOUT LIGHTWAVE LOGIC
Everyone is wondering, of course, if the strong price rise this year has not been exaggerated. I freely admit that the current price is clearly above my expectations. The price of 20 usd was my target when hard news about revenues or collaborations would be announced. This price has even been reached without any hard news but due to the entry of institutional investors. It goes without saying that at some point ill-informed shorters will try to capitalize on the "too high price" feeling. They just do it, their effect will be temporary and their result probably painful, as previous shorters have already experienced.
In technology, there are a number of laws. We all know Moore's law which states that the computing power of a computer doubles every two years on a dollar basis. Less well known is Butters' law which states that the cost of transmitting one bit halves every nine months. Well, these laws are gradually reaching their limits and given the gigantic demand for capacity and speed, disruptive solutions are needed.
Disruptive technology is best viewed along the S-curve known in economics.
Adoption of new and certainly disruptive technology is slow and usually difficult for various reasons.
First phase
- Problems and unexpected issues need to be resolved first
- Finding funding remains a tricky problem in the first phase, usually with increasing dilution
- Large companies are usually open to innovation but not to disruption (office politics)
- Large companies are afraid to cannibalize their own products
- A lot of resistance from internal staff trying to protect their own jobs.
This phase lasts a long time and can be situated as the lower part of the S with consistently low prices and low volumes for a long time. This is the phase Lightwave Logic was in with prices around 1usd and very low trading volumes.
Second phase
The second phase is the phase of recognition. The financial sector recognizes the potential of the technology and institutions begin to support the funding. Then companies follow suit and begin to understand that they will have difficulty growing without the new technology.
In this phase we begin the ascending part of the S. This is accompanied by solidly rising prices and rising volumes. Lightwave Logic seems to have started this phase this year with now initially a strong rise due to institutional interest. Later in this stage, companies are likely to follow with interest and deals and this could provide another solid acceleration.
Third stage
New technology enters competition and the once disruptive technology becomes mature. Then we enter the third movement of the S the upper flattening. However, this phase is still very far away for Lightwave Logic.
This evolution of the S curve can be found in several disruptive companies. I am thinking for example of Tesla, Nvidia or Qualcomm. There is always a tendency to take profits too quickly in the first upward phase of the S in order to miss most of the price increase. With that, I don't really want to compare LWLG to any of the aforementioned companies but that the potential is there you can't deny.
Early investors in phase 1 who had the patience and risk appetite to sit out that phase are already sitting on roses. Investors who invested at the beginning of this new phase had better wait for the next step namely commercial acceptance. We have just taken the curve in the S-curve so also for them the buying price may turn out to be a real bargain over time.
This is my personal opinion, you may also go against it and short, at your own risk I would say.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
and it is even better if you experience it live with 200 attendants ( restricted audience because of Corona ). Brecht Arnaert supported lwlg with many buying recommendations in his Macrotrends newsletter when it was necessary.
many hundreds over here K
revlar labs was his last one and I am invested in it.
they are doing a raise now so if you are interested?
this was when lwlg was stil under 1 usd and on otc. In the zoom at that time the provider did not want lwlg in. it was only after our comments that they changed their mind. Now we are on Nasdaq with much higher market cap. I do not have the recent data.Typing on my smartphone in Spain..
Just got the info that the EPIC ETF has been approved and will be launched before yearend. LWLG is part of it
i think we should support it.
Thank you Grunt. If neccessary I will get 10 vaccinations to be present.at the opening and meet you there.