AMERICAN LITHIUM WKN: A2DWUX ISIN: CA0272592092 Kürzel: 5LA1 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Kann man bei nasdaq sehen, steht bei 2,94$

https://www.nasdaq.com/de/market-activity/stocks/amli/real-time

Dankeschön 🥳

Nächste Woche.

Steht auf Webull 11,56% 3,28 Dollar

Guten Morgen 😃, auf einen guten Start . Wo steht das mit den 11.56%

Da wurden einfach mal paar tro.ttel raus gespült, aber genau so lernen es die zocker.

Und jetz ärgern die sich die mit minus verkauft haben einfach geduldig bleiben Börse ist halt so 😅☺️

Wo schaust du da ?

wartet doch einfach mal ab, die sind doch nicht mal an der Börse unter dem Kürzel AMLI zu finden. Ich habe das Gefühl hier muss es jeden Tag 20% rauf gehen ansonsten ist die Aktie Sche_sse. Verkauft am besten dann braucht ihr euch nicht ärgern und steigt dann anderswo ein. Aber dann nicht heulen wenn ihr nicht dabei sein könnt wenn der Zug ins rollen kommt

11,56%

8% plus im afterhour!

Deshalb war ich auch gespannt drauf und siehe da.Wie erwartet geht's gen Norden😀

@bluedeep, sorry du hast recht, hatte das Zitat von HevalZirto dir zugeordnet. Meinte HevalZirto damit.

American Lithium Corp. Announces Results of Confirmatory Lithium Leaching and Lithium Carbonate Precipitation Test Work from Tonopah Lithium Claims ("Tlc") Mineralization American Lithium Corp. announced results of confirmatory lithium leaching and lithium carbonate precipitation test work from Tonopah Lithium Claims ("TLC") mineralization. The test work was completed at McClelland Laboratories in Reno, Nevada with lithium carbonate products analyzed at SGS Lakefield in Lakefield, Ontario. Similar expanded studies also continue at ANSTO in Australia. This test work supports the maiden Preliminary Economic Assessment ("PEA") for the TLC project, which is in final phase of completion and expected to be released shortly. Sulfuric acid leaching of TLC mineralization with lithium carbonate recovery was conducted at McClelland Laboratories in Reno, Nevada under the supervision of Jared Olson, VP Operations of McClelland Laboratories. Test conditions were as follows: 2 hour agitated atmospheric leaching using sulfuric acid at 90°C followed by filtration and residue rinsing achieved 97.7% lithium extraction. Leach solution neutralized with limestone and lime to remove iron and aluminum, followed by precipitate rinsing to recover entrained solution; completed with 95.2% recovery of lithium to filtrate and rinse solutions. Sulfate crystallization by evaporation and cooling followed by treatment with lime to remove remaining magnesium, with 94.7% lithium recovery. Calcium removal and lithium carbonate production by reaction with sodium carbonate. All products (precipitates and solutions) from these steps would be recycled in a commercial process, so no losses are considered from these steps. Global lithium recovery of 88.1% Lithium Carbonate product was sent to SGS Lakefield for ICP-MS/ICP-OES multi-element analysis. A calculated purity of 99.4% LCE was achieved without secondary refining steps. All processing steps were simulated by batch testing in open-cycle. Recycling of products was not simulated. These results should be verified by continuous and/or pilot testing with appropriate product recycling. Process simulated by batch testing in an open cycle (i.e. without recycling any products). Lithiumcontained in products that would be recycled during commercial processing was considered recovered. Jared Olson, P.E., VP of Operations for McClelland Laboratories, and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information related to metallurgical testing conducted at McClelland Laboratories contained in this news release. Mr. Ted O'Connor, P.Geo., Executive Vice President of American Lithium, and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information contained in this news release.