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PLS - Pilbara Minerals

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basiac said:
Bogo do you always trade from the weekly or do you scan both?

BTW lucky me, nearly missed the setup .... Thanks
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Both my EW pattern scans on MTPredictor and my breakout scans on Amibroker are weekly.
I find that there is too much erratic behaviour on daily charts especially in the small ords and metals and mining sectors.

I usually have a look at charts of interest in both daily and monthly but mostly for interest or anything obvious whereas with daily scan results I find it essential to look at the weekly as quite often you may be defying the trend.

Just my :2twocents
 
Looking good today. The 6 lithium stocks on the Nasdaq up an average of 6% overnight. Pls up around 5.5% today.

Very promising reports from Tony Fitzgerald today too.

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Frustrating day for me. Make a big blunder. Last 2 Market days were frightening, so place to sell with a couple of hundreds profit. This morning added another parcel, total 8k units but forget to shift selling price to higher ground, it went quick on the Open n total profit is only 800 plus.
OMG, I shldnt have added the 2nd parcel to sell in the pre open.
Profit could have been near to 2k.
Oh well, can't win all the time...
 
explod said:
Looking good today. The 6 lithium stocks on the Nasdaq up an average of 6% overnight. Pls up around 5.5% today.

Very promising reports from Tony Fitzgerald today too.
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Yes, travelling nicely.

Weekend stop could now be moved to 1 cent below the current bar @ $2.52.

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This is hitting the news of late as Lithium is in short supply and much sought after.

I'm all in and looking for forward to a good month.

Fitzgerald report all over it the last two weeks also.
 

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What's happening to PLS? Price had been falling then doing the yo yo..
What's going on .. pick up for cheap...2 for grandkids and 2 for myself...one was at High and the other was on the border line..
Just wondering should I go for the 3rd time on Low..
I believe in this stock and just look at it... is time to enter again..mmm
 
Rabbithop said:
What's happening to PLS? Price had been falling then doing the yo yo..
What's going on .. pick up for cheap...2 for grandkids and 2 for myself...one was at High and the other was on the border line..
Just wondering should I go for the 3rd time on Low..
I believe in this stock and just look at it... is time to enter again..mmm
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Look at that sector.
 
My pick again for July comp. A big recent fall, mainly due to some US news suggesting an oversupply in Lithium. This may occur in about 5 years as new mining companies complete development. Not the case with PLS which is in full production and having high direct auctions for each shipload. A lot to say and will add more in a day or two. Chart indicates clearly the drop and rise as the real news is coming through.

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PLS flagged upgraded lithium prices and strong production guidance.
.... spiked a few percent on the news then the sellers arrived. Now $2.37
 
explod said:
This in my view is a wonderful investment and surprised that we have little discussion.
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I've bought several lots over the past year and agree with your assessment.

As electrification of transport accelerates then Li demand is assured.
Australia lags a bit in the range and availability of all electric vehicles but the winds of change in Canberra are blowing.

Where I live we notice some new electric buses in service, much quieter and not belching fumes like their diesel predecessors.

Recently, on a stroll, I noticed an old beat up Hyundai: what caught my attention was its black and white two digit number plate from memory "16". An elderly woman came out and saw me staring at what turned out to be her car.
I said I was amazed to see on a cheap car a number plate worth maybe $200K.
She laughed and said the plate had been handed down in the family to her from a grandfather who had bought five vehicles for business circa 1900 and he had the plate numbers like 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19.

And the point of this anecdote?
Two of his five vehicles, around 120 years ago, were electric!
 
More good news today, Thinking the the $4.0 from previous posts is becoming more likely - just my :2twocents

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PS - I do hold, had 7500 and bought another 2500 yesterday for a total average cost of 237.5.
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a good , enthusiastic summary:

Pilbara Minerals’ 4th quarter and early 2021-22 figures confirm that lithium is a high-margin business after the company revealed that it held over $A874 million in cash at June 30 thanks to higher tonnages of spodumene sales and higher prices.

The company’s financial year report won’t be issued until late this month but from the preliminary data, there are clear signs that the earnings figure will be huge.

A back-of-the-envelope figuring from data for income and outgoings disclosed in the report suggests EBITDA for the quarter could be as much as $550 million. That’s a gross profit margin of more than 76%.

Pilbara reported that it had produced 127,236 dry metric tonnes (dmt) of lithium spodumene concentrate over the June quarter.

That was up 56% from the 81,431 tonnes the company reported for the March quarter and significantly higher than the 77,142 dmt produced in the final quarter of 2020-21.

The 2022 production included the first concentrate from the company’s Ngungaju Plant in WA.

For the June 30 year, Pilbara produced 377,902 dry metric tonnes of spodumene concentrate, a 35% increase over the 284,00 tonnes the company recorded for 2020.

Spodumene shipments also rose over the quarter, increasing 127% from the 58,383 tonnes for the March quarter to the 132,424 tonnes recorded for the June quarter.

Total shipments for 2021-22 were 361,025 tonnes, up 28% from 281,440 tonnes the year before.

Pilbara recorded an average sales price of $US4,267 per dry metric tonne over the June quarter, another rise over the previous quarter, in which Pilbara was only able to achieve an average of $US2,650 per tonne. Pilbara received less than $US1,000 a tonne for spodumene in 2020-21.

In terms of outlook, Pilbara had this to say:
“Market demand for battery raw materials remained strong, with Chinese lithium prices stabilising close to all-time highs…During the June Quarter 2022… Pilbara Minerals… continued to progress work programs and activities to increase spodumene concentrate production at the Pilgangoora Project, in response to surging global demand for lithium raw materials…”
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The Pilgangoora operation is WA world’s largest independent hard-rock lithium mine. Two processing plants on-site — Pilgan and Ngungaju — produce spodumene and tantalite concentrate.

But the big story is to be found in the dollars in the report.

Pilbara Minerals closed the June quarter with a cash balance of $A874.2 million, which included $A282.4 million in irrevocable bank letters of credit for shipments completed within the Quarter.

This was an increase of $A589.3 million over the March 31 balance of $A284.9 million “and was achieved on the back of increased production and higher selling prices,” according to Pilbara.

As a guide to earnings, that cash balance at June 30 nearly 8 times the $A115 million on hand at June 30, 2021.

During the Quarter, Pilbara Minerals said it was paid $A561.8 million from customer sales associated with the sale of 98,122 dmt of Pilgan Plant spodumene concentrate (“which included of $8.5 million in receipts following finalisation of final pricing adjustments for March Quarter cargoes that were provisionally priced”).

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