Fortune Minerals Limited. T.FT

Glencore and Tesla

[Marketbeat]

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/aa09dbcb-37ed-4010-a0ee-ab6cfab4d4b5

Good news for cobalt bulls!! Helps quite the rumours of NO cobalt in Tesla's batteries!

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I don't subscribe to the FInacial times, but the headline speaks for its self. While cobalt will be the metal of choice for battery manufactuers, there will always be some who use other types of batteries and this is not new news or technology as alternatives have been around for years,  most say that the alteranitives will be a minimal impact on the big picture of cobalt, for at

[Jim1712]

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and that 20% of makeshift production where fatalities and human rights abuses occur is refered to as "Artisanal" mining, which on the face has a quaint tone or inpresion that has most thinking of a french bakery like type of operation but in reality is hell on earth. Where the heck artisanal came to be in mining i have no idea - scab mining would be a better term.  

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https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/16/tesla-glencore-cobalt-gigafactory.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.Message enough said ....DRC is a risky venture.....FT and other NA suppliers while may appear to be expensive up front, in the long run is the only way to avoid the ethical issues and risks associated with the DRC. Manufactuers who risk using DRC cobalt will pay a price in NA and

[jenkinjt]

Hi Jim. Just hoping to hear your thoughts on the support from Tlichlit band for the mine. Are they supportive yet? Could that be a drag on creating the working mine? as for Robin Goad I am so impressed by his all encompassing conscientious approach to getting this mind going for how many decades? Deserves every cent he is paid salary as so far his options portfolio has not planned out at all. He

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Would you mind elaborating on what's impressive about his conscientous approach and his deserved salary? 5 years ago:    Share price - $0.08 = Exactly the same as today 10 years ago:  Share price - $0.69 = A decline of 88.41% 15 years ago:  Share price - $2.90 = A decline of 99.97% If you take into account share dilution and general inflation we're substantially