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    Anyone tracking EQU, i'm still evaluating them but looks another good option as a cobalt play

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    Very prospective pure play thanks shasta. Has run up a hell of a lot in anticipation of aero magnetic survey and first drill in 2nd qtr... A lot of silver taken out by Teck; when cobalt was worth nothing as a byproduct!!.Download Document 1.82MB

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    http://secure.campaigner.com/csb/Public/show/f33sp--buh53-5l3mgn74

    From Sprott re why cobalt will be bigger than lithium

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    If you're looking one of the cheapest in terms of market cap ($10 - 12 million) and with high grade of Cobalt based on historical data then check out CLA. While the rest run wild between $20- $50 million its worth checking out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    ARV PDF high grade cobalt
    Anyone buy these? 6.54 % cobalt hit 6.54% Cobalt in Drilling Results Carlow Castle

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Anyone buy these? 6.54 % cobalt hit 6.54% Cobalt in Drilling Results Carlow Castle
    Lost a good chunk on ARV back in its Gold days ....
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    Cobalt being sold for US$36.39 lb atm.Thats US$72,780.00 per American short ton or$US81,513.00 a tonne... Good sector to target atm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joshuatree View Post
    Cobalt being sold for US$36.39 lb atm.Thats US$72,780.00 per American short ton or$US81,513.00 a tonne... Good sector to target atm.
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    ARV EQE BAR COB all up with this new pricing hitting the mkts.Any other faves please?
    I picked up some NZC. Not a recco DYOR
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    MLX have a huge Ni/Co project with over 150kt Cobalt, estimated 4kt per annum when in production.

    AUZ bought the MLM project containing decent sized cobalt resource, have other cobalt projects too

    NMT have an interesting expected high margin project recycling cobalt from old batteries for reuse.

    CZI - very undervalued company with massive Cu/Ni resource, which will include Cobalt + PGE by product credits

    CLQ - large company now with Cobalt co-product, not by product, high value component

    WSA - Ni focussed company already in production, with small cobalt by credits - i've included as Ni will play a crucial role in new battery technology, as containing more Nickel and graphite than cobalt and lithium in the batteries.

    Disc; holding WSA and NMT as i believe these companies already in production, are well positioned to benefit from the new battery/ev car boom

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