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CaptnCarl said:

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If this hits $20, I think many of us will owe him the drink, including me.

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I say we hold an event in Houston and order expensive food and alcohol. Then pat each other on the backs and salute ourselves as masters of the universe.

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Im down! At the Aquarium of course lol.

Tyrone_The_Tuna said:

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Could you explain how you found these two? I would like to learn and hopefully replicate! I know you said extensive research , but what does that mean exactly?

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I'm not a fiduciary. However I will put together investment summary with the FAQ's as they relate to my background, my research in these two companies, and how I manage my personal portfolio.

HoustonAggie37713 said:

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My math was on ABML hitting $20. If BMIX hits $20 I'll have $34 million and change.

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HoustonAggie37713 said:

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My math was on ABML hitting $20. If BMIX hits $20 I'll have $34 million and change.

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Why dont you see BMIX blowing up as much as ABML? I think earlier you said you have a BMIX exit price at around $.6?

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HoustonAggie37713 said:

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My math was on ABML hitting $20. If BMIX hits $20 I'll have $34 million and change.

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Why dont you see BMIX blowing up as much as ABML? I think earlier you said you have a BMIX exit price at around $.6?

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No. My BMIX price target is $.20. At that price I will exit at least some of it.

Blowing up is all relative. I got in BMIX at $.002. I got in ABML at $.42.

Results 2/4
ABML - ($2,456)
BMIX - +$26,500

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Are there any companies in the battery recycling space that you're watching?

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HoustonAggie37713 said:

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Are there any companies in the battery recycling space that you're watching?

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I tried a lot of research today, most everything is international and coming here

https://www.startus-insights.com/innovators-guide/5-top-battery-recycling-startups-impacting-the-energy-industry/

https://li-cycle.com/news/episode-4-inside-li-cycles-rochester-ny-lithium-ion-battery-recycling-facility/

Hell yeah to abml and BMIX. These are Doug flutie like long plays. TSNP/Humbl is also a damn winner too. In two days, it's almost up 100 percent. As the CEO Brian Foote says, "from zero to one then from one to one hundred"

https://pulse2.com/tsnp-stock-price-otc-tesoro-enterprises-increases-over-84-this-past-week-why-it-happened/

14 Li-ion Battery-Recycling Projects to Watch
American Battery Technology: As part of this company's focus on mining, extracting, and recycling lithium and other battery materials, it plans to open a battery-metals recycling plant in Incline Village, Nev., with an eventual capacity of 20,000 metric tons of scrap materials and end-of-life batteries per year.
Battery Resourcers: This Worcester, Mass., startup, a spin-off of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, is focused on making new cathode powders for lithium-ion batteries from postindustrial scrap.
Brunp Recycling Technology Co.: A subsidiary of the leading Li-ion battery maker CATL, Brunp is the largest recycler of those batteries in Asia (and therefore the world). Its new plant in China's Hunan province reportedly can recycle 100,000 metric tons of lithium-ion battery scrap per year.
Ganfeng Lithium: The Chinese Li-ion battery maker plans to build a battery-recycling plant in Mexico, to sell minerals to electric-vehicle makers and suppliers, including Tesla and South Korea's LG Chem.
Green Li-ion: The Singapore startup will open its second recycling plant in early 2021, which focuses on recycling Li-ion battery cathodes that are "99.9 percent pure."
Li-Cycle: Later this year, the Canadian firm will begin constructing a US $175 million recycling plant in Rochester, N.Y. When finished it will be North America's largest Li-ionbattery resource-recovery facility.
Northvolt: This Swedish battery startup, founded by former Tesla executives in 2016, already has an experimental recycling plant up and running and, with aluminum company Hydro, plans to open an 8,000-metric-ton-per-year recycling plant in Norway this year.
Primobius: This joint venture of Australia's Neometals and Germany's SMS Group will demonstrate Neometal's proprietary recycling method with plans to scale up commercially in Europe.
ReCell Center: Funded through a 3-year, $15 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office, this research center is focused on longer-term methods such as direct cathode recycling.
Redwood Materials: Cofounded in 2017 by former Tesla CTO J.B. Straubel, the Carson, Nev., startup has positioned itself as a raw-materials supplier and will recycle electronic waste generally. It's among five initial recipients from Amazon's $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund.
ReLIB: Comparable to the U.S. ReCell Center, this R&D collaboration based at the Faraday Institution in Birmingham, England, is focused on improving the efficiency of EV battery recycling in the United Kingdom.
SMCC Recycling: A joint venture of South Korea's SungEel HiTech Co., a battery recycler, and Metallica Commodities Corp., the company plans to open an "environmentally friendly" 5,000-metric-ton Li-ion recycling plant in Endicott, N.Y.
Tesla: For the past couple of years, Elon Musk has hinted that the EV maker will recycle its own batteries. Now it has reportedly begun doing so in China, where phase 2 of its Shanghai Gigafactory is wrapping up.
Umicore: A leading materials recycler with 11,000 employees worldwide, Umicore has since 2017 focused on "clean mobility," including the recycling of all components of electric vehicles. Its Hoboken, Belgium, plant can handle 7,000 metric tons of Li-ion batteries a year.

https://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/batteries-storage/lithiumion-battery-recycling-finally-takes-off-in-north-america-and-europe

Melin estimates that the United States will have about 80 metric kilotons of Li-ion batteries to recycle in 2030, while Europe will have 132 metric kilotons. "Every [recycling] company is setting up a plant with thousands of tons of capacity, but you can't recycle more material than you have," he notes.

ReCell's Spangenberger agrees that the need for increased battery-recycling capacity won't be pressing for a while. That's why his group's research is focused on longer-term projects, including direct cathode recycling. Traditional recycling breaks the cathode down into a metal salt, and reforming the salt back into cathodes is expensive. ReCell plans to demonstrate a cost-effective method for recycling cathode powders this year, but it will be another five years before those processes will be ready for high-volume application.

Even if the battery tsunami hasn't yet arrived, Kochhar says consumer electronics and EV manufacturers are interested in Li-Cycle's services now. "Often, they're pushing their suppliers to work with us, which has been great for us and really interesting to see," Kochhar says.

South Platte said:

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Point of entry is key. I'm up 37% with ABML, down 34% with BMIX.

We need Tesla to build a gigafactory next door to BMIX pronto

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You were one of my early followers. How did you not get in BMIX at .0055? Either way you're going to be fine.

It's #1 on lots of lists. I think word is starting to break on some of their catalysts.

How much you think TSNP is going to run up? Think it has a lot more room?

Seabreeze said:

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Been following this thread but got in at .02 just for ****s and giggles because of the way Houston was so sure of it. Never in my life did I think I would be up 2k on a penny stock. Cheers.

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Glad you're on board. I'm here for the long haul. And yes, the confidence inn ABML is extremely high. Same with BMIX, I just don't know anyone connected to them. But that will change soon.

You're setting up a meeting with them?

Very cool Houston.

HoustonAggie37713 said:

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South Platte said:

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Point of entry is key. I'm up 37% with ABML, down 34% with BMIX.

We need Tesla to build a gigafactory next door to BMIX pronto

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You were one of my early followers. How did you not get in BMIX at .0055? Either way you're going to be fine.

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I think it was around 0.015 when I first considered doing it. Just didn't pull the trigger. The fear of making investment decisions based on information from people I've never met cost me about $12k so far. But overall I'm up about 10% with what appears to be the early days of a nice run. ATOS was kind to me today.

Have any insight into LAC? Appears to have taken a bit of a dip, but looking at the past 6 months looks like it's due to rise again shortly?

I HAVE COME TO MY SENSES!

Never fall n love with a penny stock. When the dump comes, it comes hard.

BMIx looks to be a major pump and dump. Look at its history.

We have a looney toon cartoon show in charge n Washington. This all green deal is causing oil prices to climb because the green deal ain't possible

South America mining companies....LMAO.

By the end of the year, the value of these penny stocks will be less than what they are now.

I bought 200K shares of this junk stock and up $1200. Taking the cash and moving on.

Sorry bmix.