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The Global Fracking Fluids market is estimated to be $69.64 billion and is expected to reach $237.75 billion growing at a CAGR of 20.57% from 2014 to 2022.
The Fracking Fluids market is expected to have high demand for its alternative reserves. Energy shift towards gas and energy protection are growth factors for the fracking fluids market. An environmental hazard caused by fracturing is expected to hamper the growth of the market. The growth of the market lies in eco-friendly Fracking Fluids. North America has the largest market for Fracking Fluids mainly due to advanced technology and Asia Pacific is expected to witness significant growth due to rapidly increasing industrial sector and flourishing economy. Latin America, Europe, Middle East and Africa seem to be the the promising markets for future investments.
looking stable with a slow Bullish movement.
.26 Support is strong seconded level of support is .20 resistance is .31 .41
Well thank you for clearing that up.
Bullish Engulfing Pattern'
As implied in its name, this trend suggests that the bulls have taken control of a security's
Strong support .26 and .20 resistance .31
I am thinking we are on the up for a little bit would like to see the price move above .40 before the new year. Any big news or High volume and we have a rocket.
ITS not 15% read the post its the same company that owns the majority of the stock providing a buffer. How is that bad there the ones that would take the Hit most if WLCDF LOSES.
ENPH Stock I Post this Am 1.88 closed 2.08 up 12% I was correct and I am still saying long on this one will gain 400% easy in lease then 6 months.
Support Level is 1.99 resistance 2.48
This Line of credit is from one of the Investors with the largest holding of the companies stock so I would say 1.25% TO make sure the Skin you have in the game is playable is accountable to playing what we call in poker the Blinds.
Geologic Resource Partners has signed a Letter of Intent to lead a small group of investors to provide Western Lithium with a US$5 million Line of Credit. The Line of Credit will have a standby fee of 1.5% payable annually, and to the extent that it is drawn, a drawdown fee of 1.25%, and a monthly interest rate of 1.25%. It will not carry a conversion feature into the Company's common shares. The Line of Credit is subject to completion of definitive documentation and other conditions.
George Ireland commented: "Geologic has been a long-term investor in Lithium Americas in the belief that Cauchari's fully-permitted, low-cost, high-margin project in the heart of the South American lithium triangle was well positioned to become a near-term lithium producer. The Company's partnership with POSCO and the recent success of its demonstration plant efforts, along with the strong pricing conditions and accelerating demand for lithium products, has validated our investment thesis. Geologic is pleased to support Western Lithium with a Line of Credit as it finalizes its joint venture discussions with POSCO and other strategic investors. I am excited to join the Western Lithium board at this transformational time for the Company."
This is awesome news. We should see the stock price .26 resistance today break through this easy. That 5 million dollar cash infusion. And adding his expertise will help build confidence.
News on restructuring will post as soon as I get home.or post for me.
ENPH Enphase Energy 1.88
Inverted Hammer ready to climb possible 400% returns less then 6 months and easy 20% to 100 within days.
check these out also WLCDF Nice lithium play.
Going private???????????
I am looking for Information about this company going private after this split.
Form SC 13E3 - Going private
I Will write the company a E-mail to find out more on this and what would happen to are stocks.
Looks like a good week for a stock break out. keeping my eyes on this one for some news.
Homing Pigeon candle
resistance .26 lets hope we bust this resistance we have support at .21 and .19 week resistance after .26 we should climb like the wind.
I am looking for some interesting post about this stock if anyone has something good or bad they would like to share feel free to post or E-mail Schoonoverpeter@comcast.net
Highway to the Western Lithium Zone
http://investorintel.com/technology-metals-intel/western-lithium-tsx-wlc-strategically-located-support-us-lithium-market/
support at .02 resistance .03 HAMMER CANDLE NOV 11
could be i nice little boost if we have some action on this stock. maybe .03 .04 or a runner. lets home someone see the value.
NO NEWS SINCE OCT 23 MIGHT BE SOMETHING SOON.
Resistance .21 low .26 high if we break .26 might have a nice breakout. keep your eye on the .26 level looking for a good November runner.
Graphene can create super-powerful night vision lenses that are just one atom thick
You've no doubt heard a lot about graphene already, the ultra-thin, ultra-light, ultra-flexible, ultra-strong material that has the potential to be used in all kinds of groundbreaking innovations. Now researchers think they've found a new use for this revolutionary modern material: creating night vision lenses that are both incredibly thin and incredibly powerful at the same time.
Think along the lines of the kit used by the titular character from the film Predator. As Gizmodo reports, graphene-based contact lenses could replace the bulky night vision headsets we see in use today, thanks to the properties and characteristics of the material.
By combining some of the steps in the detection process and putting it all in a simpler package, graphene could transform night vision technology for anyone who relies on it – from alien bounty hunters to the emergency services.
Researchers at MIT have developed the new design, which could potentially be scaled up and used at a commercial level. The new graphene-based thermal sensor they've come up with is just one atom thick (we told you it was ultra-thin) and is unencumbered by some of the limitations associated with current night vision technology.
To start off with, the night vision goggles of today can't span the entire range of infrared light without using multiple sensors, which of course adds to the bulk and the price.
What's more, to see heat patterns at a long distance, a cryogenic cooling system is required to effectively cut out the interference and get an image that's usable at the other end. The new sensor proposed by the team at MIT would deal with both these problems at once, covering the full infrared spectrum and – after integration with a silicon microelectromechanical system (MEMS) – removing the need for cryogenic cooling.
The researchers' paper has now been published in the American Chemical Society (ACS) journal Nano Letters.
"Testing showed [the new sensor] could be used to detect a person's heat signature at room temperature without cryogenic cooling," explains the ACS. "In the future, advances could make the device even more versatile."
And that versatility will be very important as the technology is developed further: you might immediately think of government spies or soldiers sneaking around with night vision equipment, but the same infrared technology can be very useful for everything from disaster relief efforts to checking under layers of paint.
Don't forget self-driving cars either – superior night vision technology is going to be crucial in giving these autonomous automobiles the ability to 'see' in the dark.
http://www.graphene-info.com/companies/graphite-mining-companies
We need some action over on this board Lomiko seems to be all over this kickstart what about the Graphene.
Waiting for something in English.
Goodbye Gasoline, Hello Chinese Battery Power
258 NOV 8, 2015 7:49 PM EST
By David Fickling
Remember carburetors? They used to be a crucial part of pretty much every car engine. Bob Dylan, Van Morrison and Chuck Berry sang about them. But look under the hood of your car and, unless it's a vintage model or you're living in a developing country, you won't find one. Tougher fuel emissions standards have caused them to be supplanted by fuel injection, a technology which until the 1980s was considered too costly for widespread use outside of performance cars.
There's a lesson in that for the future of automobiles. We like to think the car industry is a free market where demand is driven purely by swings in consumer preference, but in practice, government regulations have shaped investment decisions for decades, and will continue to do so. Why is it that diesel cars make up half of Europe's auto market and barely one percent in the U.S.? As Bloomberg's Leonid Bershidsky has pointed out, it's largely a result of European Union rules favoring diesel as a way of reducing CO2 emissions.
That's reason to pay close attention to China's drive to increase the market share of new energy vehicles. Local governments in the world's largest car market now have to dedicate 30 percent of their fleet purchase to battery-, hybrid-, and fuel cell-powered cars, and will lose fuel and operating subsidies if they fall short. The country's State Grid is accelerating the roll-out of charging stations, according to state-owned media, and mobile-phone infrastructure owner China Tower is being recruited to the task, people with knowledge of the matter said. Car parks in new apartment blocks will have to be charging-station ready, further helping to address a shortage that's been one of the main impediments to electric-vehicle sales.
It's easy to pooh-pooh the rate of this development. It took almost 18 years for Toyota to sell its 8 millionth hybrid vehicle, a milestone that the global automotive industry passes every six weeks when gasoline and diesel vehicles are counted. The share of new energy vehicles sold in the U.S. has actually declined over the past year, to 2.9 percent of the market from January through October, compared with 3.6 percent last year. While Bloomberg New Energy Finance estimates the total number of new energy vehicles sold in China will rise to 1.9 million by 2020 from 154,000 over the past five years, that's still little more than a month's worth of total Chinese car sales, and well short of the government's 5 million target.
But technological change is often seen most easily in the rear-view mirror: The first half of the chessboard is a lot harder to cross than the second. Looked at from the perspective of the 1920s, you'd have missed the decline of horse-power over the past century. Nazi Germany conscripted 625,000 draft horses to haul equipment for the 1941 invasion of the U.S.S.R., according to David Edgerton's book "Shock of the Old." Few mainstream analysts forecast that wind energy would become the cheapest form of electricity in the U.K. and Germany until it happened. Five years ago, fewer than five alternative-fuel models were available in the U.S., according to research by Bloomberg New Energy Finance. That will rise to 60 by 2017.
The more important guide to the future is the behavior of automotive executives making long-term decisions about their money. China's largest carmaker SAIC Motor said Thursday it's selling 15 billion yuan ($2.4 billion) of new shares to fund development of new energy vehicles such as hybrids, plug-in battery cars, and fuel-cell models. Toyota wants to reduce the emissions from its fleet by 90 percent by 2050 and is introducing an updated Prius early next year that will compete with Nissan's revamped electric Leaf coming on the market this fall. BMW's research and development chief Klaus Froehlich thinks electric vehicles will make up 10 percent of all cars on the road by 2025, according to an interview last month with Engineering News magazine. Given that perhaps half of the 2025 car fleet is already driving around (the average car in the U.S. is 11.4 years old), that's a significant slice of the market.
Gasoline cars still have decades of decent sales ahead of them, just as carburetors did in the 1970s. But with exhaust pollution choking Chinese and Indian cities, Apple and Google putting their phenomenal research and development budgets into electric vehicles, Tesla investors throwing cash onto Elon Musk's capex bonfire, and VW's push to sell green diesel in tatters, the world has passed an inflection point. Automobile companies that don't have a plan to deal with that future will suffer.
This column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Bloomberg LP and its owners.
To contact the author of this story:
David Fickling in Sydney at dfickling@bloomberg.net
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The luxury electric car market may be small, but it's lucrative enough to get another jolt — this time from a mysterious startup that says it wants to re-imagine how people interact with their autos.
The startup's name is Faraday Future, and it has been hunting for a place to build what it says will be a $1 billion manufacturing plant for a new line of cars. Four states are contenders and the company says to expect an announcement within weeks.
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/bullboard/t.wlc/western-lithium-usa-corporation#1ForSlY1LChQVJcD.99
Tesla's India Gigafactory will have to depend on imported Lithium
Elon Musk's plan to set up a Gigafactory in India should also factor in imports of Lithium, the rare metal used to make batteries that pack more power for longer duration in relative smaller boxes, say analysts.
India does not have reserves of the rare metal needed in making lithium-ion batteries, critical for the country in its rural electrification programme using renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.
"From a manufacturing in India perspective, the country doesn't have any Lithium deposits, so it's going to be hard. Unless we import Lithium ore, which is available in Bolivia, Argentina and Australia, manufacturing can't be supported in India," said Mridula Dixit, Principal Research Scientist at the Center for Study Of Science, Technology and Policy (CSTEP).
Australia could be a potential supplier of Lithium ore on the back of improved relations with Canberra, which has signed a pact with India to supply Uranium to power its nuclear reactors.
"We are not well placed in terms of raw materials. The supply chain needs to be worked out and also making the batteries themselves requires a very controlled environment," said Dixit, who has studied extensively on lithium-ion technologies."
Given India's lack of expertise, I see global manufacturers bringing in their technology and manufacturing processes first, in the next 5 to 10 years, only after which we should be able to have local players gain expertise and begin manufacturing in India".
Tesla, the electric car company founded by Musk is setting up the world's largest lithium ion factory in Nevada desert in the United States that will produce more batteries in one facility than the world's total production in 2015. The plant will roll out batteries next year.
Musk recently tweeted, "Given the high local demand, a Gigafactory in India would probably make sense in the long term." His comments come in the back of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Telsa factory to seek technology for storing electricity generated from solar and wind. India has set an ambitious target of 100 Giga-Watt of solar power generation by 2022.
Energy storage isn't yet a mandate when setting up renewable energy projects in India. Redox-flow batteries are only now beginning to be integrated into rural photovoltaic micro-grids, but they're far less efficient when compared to lithium-ion batteries.
Tarun Mehta, co-founder of Ather Energy, an electric vehicle startup believes that lithium-ion batteries will compete with lead acid batteries on cost. While Tesla is in the process of setting up one Gigafactory, he believes there's there will be need for hundreds of them.
It's simple math. "One Gigafactory can produce just enough cells for half a million Tesla cars. Globally we produce 65 million cars and a lot more two wheelers. If all of them were to go electric over the next decade or two, you're looking at a 100 plus Gigafactories at minimum," says Mehta, who is aiming at disrupting the two-wheeler electric vehicle segment in India.
India not getting a Gigafactory will be a "major anomaly" adds Mehta, as he suggests global demand will see the rise of between 100-150 such massive lithium-ion manufacturing plants in coming decades.
The government has to do is provide incentives since these guys are starting from scratch. They really have to set a roadmap in terms of stimulating local demand, but I think that's already there, said Dixit..
Under NEMMP 2020 India has set the target to have 6 to 7 million electric vehicles on our roads, most of them will be two wheelers, but that's a huge number.
ALSOD Infinity Augmented Reality, Inc.
NEW SYMBOL ALSOD
Lomiko Receives $110,000 Loan from Graphene ESD
Lomiko Metals Inc. (TSXV:LMR,OTCQX:LMRMF,FSE:DH8B) announced it’s wholly owned subsidiary, Lomiko Technologies Inc., has received a loan in the amount of $110,000 from Graphene ESD Corp.
As quoted in the press release:
Lomiko Technologies and Graphene have collaborated with the Research Foundation of Stony Brook University, New York, to investigate novel, energy-focused applications for graphene through Graphene ESD. Under this collaboration, the company invested $200,000 and has a 40-per-cent interest in this venture.
Lomiko will use the funds to manufacture and market the USB Spider Charger and LED Driver electronic gadgets (both licensed products from Megahertz Power Systems), and also for general working capital. For more information, refer to the company’s news release dated Nov. 3, 2015, filed on SEDAR.
Dude I work for the department of public works in Massachusetts I am Irish and dutch I can not speak English well how could understand that ? I just like making stock message boards of stocks i own look a little better on there front page. and post news sorry i can not translate.
infinity Augmented Reality (OTC:ALSO) had its price target decreased by Barclays from $35.00 to $33.00 in a report released on Friday, StockTargetPrices.com reports. Barclays currently has an overweight rating on the stock.
Shares of Infinity Augmented Reality (OTC:ALSO) remained flat at $0.04 during trading on Friday. The company has a 50-day moving average of $0.04 and a 200-day moving average of $0.05. Infinity Augmented Reality has a 12 month low of $0.03 and a 12 month high of $0.20. The company’s market capitalization is $4.42 million.
Infinity Augmented Reality Inc (OTC:ALSO), formerly Absolute Life Solutions, Inc., is a developer of Augmented Reality Software. The Company’s Augmented Reality Software enables viewing of the real world, digital images overlay, sound, video and information as is accessible using a screen, smartphone, tablet, digital glasses and other hardware. The Infinity AR Software digitally recognizes and overlays screen content using Internet services, such as location recognition, facial recognition, voice recognition, phone and data communication and sound and more, and all these are all directly displayed to the end user in real time. Infinity AR’s Augmented Reality Software also integrates with Augmented Reality Hardware, such as digital glasses and eyewear to provide a seamless connection and use of Internet services without the need for a personal computer or smartphone.
Lomiko Metals Subsidiary Files Patents for Innovative Spider Charger™
By Spotlight Companies +Follow November 4, 2015 1:32PM Share:
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The modern living space has become overrun with various electronic devices requiring electricity to run or charge. Nearly 75% of Americans alone own smartphones alone – this total doesn’t account for tablets, laptops or portable mp3 players. All of these devices require a USB cable that either plugs into a computer or plugs into an outlet adapter. A direct USB connection is usually preferred due to space concerns, but outlets that are retrofitted to accommodate the mobile world are few and far between. That is, until a recent patent was filed by a Canadian green energy company that would make our increasingly mobile lives a lot easier.
Lomiko Technologies Inc., a 100-percent-owned subsidiary of Lomiko Metals Inc. (LMR:CA) , has filed two key patents for its USB charging device, the Spider Charger™. The product will be introduced on Kickstarter™ as Lomiko Technologies finalizes an e-commerce site for the commercial launch.
The Spider Charger™ allows up to eight USB devices to be charged from a single outlet. Cafes, schools, offices, as well as home and condo owners will all be able to easily install the Spider Charger™ for individuals to charge their phones, tablets and computers in a convenient, safe manner. We've been waiting for the patent and trademark filings to be completed before we introduce this device to the marketplace," said A. Paul Gill, CEO of Lomiko Metals.
The Spider Charger™ unit combines a standard electrical wall outlet with six high powered USB chargers. The two plugs and six USB ports are able to simultaneously charge multiple USB powered devices.
Leveraging Crowdfunding to Bring Valuable Tech Solutions
Lomiko Metals Inc. is a Canadian-based exploration-stage company focused on the exploration and development of minerals for the new green economy. Its subsidiary is an investor in graphene technology and manufacturer of electronic products. This past August, Lomiko Technologies announced that the company registered on Kickstarter™to raise completion funds for safety testing of newly designed electronic devices.
Not only does Lomiko’s innovative Spider Charger™provide an energy-efficient solution for the home, the product allows users to maximize usage in high volume locations such as hotels, airports, coffee and coffee shops. Thanks to the innovation of companies like Lomiko Technologies, cluttered or unavailable outlets are quickly becoming a thing of the past.
GrafTech and SGL offer bleak outlooks for carbon materials; Triton ups resource at Nicanda Hill; Angstron Materials pledges to boost graphene production to 1,000 tpa.
US carbon materials firm GrafTech International Ltd reported a net loss of $50m for the third quarter of 2015 compared to a loss of $35m for the same period last year. The figures included $23m-worth of special charges, net of tax and reflected a 38% decline in sales to $160m, down from $260m in Q3 2014.
On an adjusted basis, the company’s net loss for the quarter stood at $27m, more than double the $13m figure recorded a year earlier.
GrafTech’s industrial minerals segment saw its Q3 sales decline year-on-year to $126m from $209m, while operating income fell to $3m from $12m. Its engineered solutions arm, meanwhile, posted net sales of $34m, down from $52m for the third quarter of 2014 and an operating loss of $4m, compared to income of $1m the year before.
"We continue to manage through a very challenging operating environment in our end markets and will continue to aggressively reduce costs to improve our competitive position," said Joel Hawthorne, GrafTech’s CEO. "With the benefits of the investment made by Brookfield Asset Management (…) we will continue executing our strategy and positioning the company for success as the cycle improves," he added.
The company became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Canadian asset management business, Brookfield Asset Management Inc., in December this year.
Rival carbon materials company, Germany’s SGL Carbon SE, has said meanwhile that it expects the renewed deterioration in the overall steel markets to have a negative impact on graphite electrode profitability this year and into 2016, despite past and ongoing cost cutting measures.
The company said it anticipates its graphite electrode business to be EBIT* negative in 2016, resulting in a significant deterioration of the EBIT of its performance products division. Simultaneously, SGL Group said it is reviewing further site optimisation and capacity reduction measures including potential site closures as well as further reductions in personnel from adapting its business model.
Elsewhere, ASX-listed Triton Minerals Ltd has updated the October 2014 maiden mineral resource estimate for the Nicanda Hill deposit at its Balama North graphite project in Mozambique.
The total mineral resource estimate for the site now comprises 1.44bn tonnes at an average grade of 11.1% C and 0.29% vanadium pentoxide (V2O5). The original measured resource stood at 33m tonnes grading at 12.3% C.
According to Triton, the upgrade ranks Nicanda Hill as the largest graphite and vanadium resource in the world. The company now plans to rapidly advance the project and commence production as soon as possible.
In Canada, Mason Graphite Inc. has completed and filed an environmental impact study for its Lac Gueret project in northeast Quebec with the state’s Ministere du Developpement durable, de l'Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques (MDDELCC).
The study was jointly prepared by Mason and the environmental services of the engineering firm, Hatch, and consists of numerous technical analysis of the predicted project effects on biophysical and human environments. The local First Nation of Pessamit also participated in the assessment.
Filing of the study is an important step forward in the permitting in Lac Gueret, Mason said.
Fellow TSX-V-listed Caribou King Resources Ltd has completed its latest exploration and assay programme at its Buckingham project in southern Quebec.
A total of 18 holes were drilled on the property as part of the programme, 16 of which returned grades higher than 11.9% C, Caribou King said. Most of the samples were taken over approximately 900 metres from outcrops and succeeded in delineating a mineralised sequence extending over this length, with a thickness of at least 250 metres.
Subsequent ground-based electromagnetic surveying, mapping and sampling have provided the company with sufficient data to come up with a drilling plan for Buckingham.
Canada Strategic Metals Inc. and Lomiko Metals Inc. are to proceed with a resource estimate to define a flake graphite resource at the La Loutre property in Quebec. The estimate will be based on 25 drill holes of 2014 and the first 26 holes drilled this year, the results for 22 of which are still pending.
La Loutre is located approximately 53km from Imerys Graphite and Carbon’s Lac des Iles operating graphite mine, which is also in Quebec.
Saint Jean Carbon Inc. is in the process of filing a number of provisional patents to protect the company’s technology developments.
Phase one test results on superconducting graphene made from ore samples taken from the company’s graphite properties in Quebec will be issued upon completion of the patent filings.
OTC-traded Western Graphite Inc. has announced plans to purchase Atmosphere Global LLC, a producer of non-toxic, non-corrosive, pH neutral and biodegradable cleaning, sanitising and odour-eliminating products.
Western, which has also invested in exploration mining projects in Canada, said that Atmosphere’s products have applications in a range of industries, including agribusiness, waste water reclamation, industrial cleaning, marine and mining.
The company said that Atmosphere's ability to work in the mining space is expected to be profitable for Western.
ASX-listed Metallica Minerals Ltd has intersected 120 metres of graphite mineralisation from its maiden graphite core drill hole at the company’s Esmerelda graphite project in northern Queensland, Australia.
Metallica said that the findings was based on visual assessment of the drill core and that the graphite appeared between 68 metres and 189 metres in depth. Visual inspection further suggested that the majority of the core contained graphite with grades of over 10% C, with some portions in excess of 20% C.
A second drill hole at the site commenced earlier this week.
In financing news, Graphite One Resources Inc. has completed a non-brokered private placement which, together with a previously announced financing at the end of September, has raided gross proceeds of Canadian dollar (C$) 1.99m ($1.51m**).
The TSX-V-listed company issued 9.059m units at a price of C$0.07/unit. The net proceeds of the offering will be used for exploration and development work at Graphite One’s Graphite Creek property in Alaska, US.
ASX-listed Mozambi Resources Ltd has raised Australian dollar (A$) 1.75m ($1.25m) via a share placement priced at A$0.035/share.
The company plans to use the cash to define multiple JORC resources and expand discoveries previously announced at Mozambi’s Nachingwea graphite project in southeast Tanzania.
Finally, in graphene news, Angstron Materials Inc.’s CEO, Dr Bor Jang, said at last week’s Grapchina 2015 event in Qingdao, China that the company has come up with a two-pronged plan to eliminate bottlenecks in graphene production and kick-start market growth.
"We are ramping up production of graphene from 300 [tpa] to 1,000 [tpa] in 2016," Jang said.
"Inability to source commercial scale quantities of graphene has historically hampered the growth and implementation of graphene-enabled and graphene-enhanced applications such as next-generation energy technologies, composites, water treatment, and corrosion protection. Increased production means we can bring market costs down too, giving companies previously priced out of the graphene market access to the material’s unique performance advantages."
He also announced that Angstron will open up its extensive graphene production patent portfolio. "We’ll licence our graphene production processes to select partners worldwide," he said.
IM’s updated " Natural Graphite Report – Strategic Outlook to 2020" is now available to purchase. For more information or to request a sample of the report please email sales@indmin.com or call +44 (0) 20 7779 8141. The trends outlined in the report will also be discussed at IM’s 5th Graphite & Graphene Conference on 8-9 December at the Waldorf Hilton in London.
*Earnings before interest and taxes
**Conversions made November 2015
How do you feel about this news?
well looks like it closed at .24 like i said might happen think Friday might even touch the .22
Could be a bounce today I am thinking it might jump has high as .31 today and close around .28 .29 if I am wrong then it will drop down to .225 and then close at ..24 but i am thinking the it will bounce and could be a nice 10% day for some.
Looks like support at .28 resist .40 .46 .48 I would like to Break out of the .40 and then get a mega spike maybe all the wway to .52 this would be a welcome boost. Keep in mind this is all without any news just the dust settling of from the merger.
Terry John Krepiakevich CA, ICD.D
Independent Director and Chairman of Audit Committee, Alexco Resource Corporation
Age Total Calculated Compensation This person is connected to 3 Board Members in 3 different organizations across 7 different industries.
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62 $71,200
Director Terry Krepiakevich bought 10,000 shares of the firm’s stock in a transaction that occurred on Friday, October 30th. The stock was purchased at an average cost of C$0.39 per share, with a total value of C$3,850.00.
UTUBE VIDEO ALSO I CANT SEEM TO FIND THE KICKSTART INFO ANY HELP?
twitter link. Also i am looking for any information so please post.
https://twitter.com/LomikoMetals
Hello welcome to Thinfilm TFECY OTC Investorhub message board. I am going to be watching and posting Information about this company from time to time any post or information is welcome.
Thank you.
I also tried to find kickstart on there too I will research it and post it if I find it.
well well now the question is will it run like I thought it would. It broke the first level of resistance now let's see if it breaks out of the clouds.
That's a very good question the research I've done in order for them to get their clay drilling mud mining permits they had to do a sage grouse study which state completed and got permitted which is very difficult to get permanent. Environmentally there stages are far more head withat or without that mining bill passing. They're permitting process will be clear by the time they're plant would open in 2019 or 2020. I will post supporting links showing such conclusions as soon as I get home from work.