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WHAT IS NEXT? My Steampunk Fantasy: Jack Video AI

11 September 2024

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#ibex #españa - Significantly Below Fair Value: DIA is trading below fair value by more than 20%. (DIA.MC) Simply Wall Street



Share price of Día undervalued read



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Significantly Below Fair Value: DIA is trading below fair value by more than 20%. Key Valuation Metric.
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¿Qué es el Chicharro en bolsa?

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Chicharro es una palabra usada en el argot de la bolsa para referirse a aquellos valores que son muy baratos y con escasa liquidez en bolsa.
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#southafrica #lithium - Sibanye-Stillwater's H1 2024 operating and financial results: Sibanye-Stillwater @sibanyestillwater • 1.29K subscribers • 123 videos

12 September 2024

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    #usa #lithium - Why All Eyes Are On Arkansas’ Lithium: CNBC

    11 September 2024

    Arkansas is emerging as a key player in U.S. lithium production, with major investments from companies like Exxon Mobil, Albemarle and Standard Lithium. The state’s lithium-rich brine in the Smackover Formation holds the potential to power millions of EVs and reshape energy storage.


    But, challenges like volatile lithium prices and unproven direct lithium extraction (DLE) technology could impact its growth. CNBC visited Magnolia and El Dorado, Arkansas to explore why the state is emerging as a key player in the lithium market and to examine the economic, technological, and strategic impacts of its extraction initiatives.



    Sibanye-Stillwater H1 2023 interim results presentation #sibanyestillwater #results

    29 August 2023 Antifragility emerges as strategic differentiator, driving strong operating and financial results in H1 2023 #SibanyeStillwat...

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    #Israel - Thousands of Israelis rally in Tel Aviv, urging Gaza captives deal: Al Jazeera English

    15 September 2024

    Thousands of antigovernment Israeli protesters have gathered in central Tel A

    viv, calling for more efforts to secure the release of captives held in Gaza.

    The protesters gathered outside army headquarters and other government buildings on Saturday, chanting slogans against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and urging him to reach a deal with the Palestinian group Hamas to ensure the return of about 100 captives still held in the war-battered strip.

    Mass protests have been renewed in Israel in the past two weeks after the bodies of six captives were recovered from Gaza. An estimated 750,000 people attended last weekend’s rally.


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    #ukraine - NATO official: Ukraine has legal right to strike deep into Russia:

    15 September 2024

    Admiral Rob Bauer, who serves as the principal advisor to NATO's secretary general, also said that nations supplying weapons to Kyiv have the right to limit their use. READ MORE : https://www.euronews.com/2024/09/15/n...

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    Saturday, September 14, 2024

    #F1 - 2024 Azerbaijan Grand Prix - Saturday "Work to do on race day in Baku" Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team

     

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    14 September 2024


     
    F1: Session Report
     
    2024 Azerbaijan Grand Prix - Saturday

     
    Work to do on race day in Baku
    • George Russell will line up P5 with Lewis Hamilton P7 for Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
    • George topped the times in FP3, albeit by setting his best lap at the end of the session when the track was at its best.
    • Heading into Qualifying, the team knew that it would likely need to find more pace to be in the fight for pole.
    • Both drivers navigated their way through to Q3, and initially sat P4 and P7 after their first efforts.
    • Opting to run first on track for their final laps, both were forced into a slower out lap as the stationery Williams of Alex Albon sat at pit exit.
    • Albon got going before both drivers started their lap, but both sacrificed a little tyre temperature by easing up in the final sector.
    • Both George and Lewis did ultimately improve on their final efforts but could only manage P5 and P7 on the grid for tomorrow's race.
    Driver
    FP3
    Q1
    Q2
    Q3
    George Russell
    P1
    8 Laps
    1:43.139
    P9
    Medium, Soft
    6 Laps
    1:42.329
    P4
    Soft, Soft
    6 Laps
    1:41.874
    P5
    Soft, Soft
    Lewis Hamilton
    P10
    10 Laps
    1:43.089
    P5
    Medium, Soft
    6 Laps
    1:42.765
    P9
    Soft, Soft
    6 Laps
    1:42.289
    P7
    Soft, Soft


    George Russell
    I was pretty happy with my laps in Qualifying. They all felt strong but unfortunately, we didn't quite have the pace to fight for pole position. We topped the times in FP3, but we knew that this flattered us a little bit, having run right at the very end of the session. We thought we would be in a battle just outside of the top three. It is therefore a little frustrating to be half-a-tenth from P3 but P5 isn't a bad place to start from.
     
    Ferrari are typically quick at street circuits and that proved to be the case once again today. I don't think we will be able to race them for victory tomorrow but hopefully we are in the battle for the podium.
     
    Lewis Hamilton
    Qualifying was disappointing as we had a good day yesterday and I thought we could be in the fight for the front two rows. Unfortunately, I was struggling to get the tyres working and that is what it is all about. We will analyse why that was as a team and hopefully make improvements moving forward.
     
    The aim is to move forward tomorrow, and I am staying positive that we can do so. It is not always easy to progress here, but we have a slightly different tyre strategy to others which may help us. We will also have to look after the tyres as it is easy to suffer with the rears. If we can do so, then hopefully we can have a better day than we had today.
     
    Toto Wolff, Team Principal & CEO
    Qualifying proved frustrating today. Ferrari have looked strong all weekend, so we knew that it was unlikely we would be fighting for pole position. We worked hard to make improvements overnight and, although we were flattered by FP3, looked to be able to battle for the second row. After our first runs in Q3 that seemed possible. Unfortunately, on our second efforts we had a slightly compromised out lap and missed out on P3 by just half-a-tenth of a second.
     
    George was happier throughout the session and ended up P5. Lewis struggled with tyre temperature and finished P7. It leaves us with work to do tomorrow but it is a long race, and our aim is to move forward. We haven't got a clear idea of where we are compared to our competitors on the long run so we will see what we can do tomorrow.
     
    Andrew Shovlin, Trackside Engineering Director
    We made some overnight changes with the aim of getting the car into a better place, not only for qualifying today but tomorrow's race too. The outcome this weekend will ultimately be dictated by long run pace, so it was important that we continued to work on protecting the rear tyres for Sunday.
     
    After a disrupted Friday, George was happier with the overall balance in FP3, but Lewis felt less comfortable than he did the day before. Whilst George topped the times in that session, we knew we were unlikely to be challenging for pole position. After making it through the first two segments of qualifying, we looked like we may challenge for the second row. Unfortunately, the out laps on our second run were slower than we would have liked and that cost us some crucial tyre temperature on those final efforts. That may have cost George a couple of places and we found ourselves in the middle of a tight bunch, rather than at the front.
     
    Without much long run data from Friday, everyone's relative pace is slightly unknown. We hope the changes we've made to the car since then will help us tomorrow and we can fight for the podium

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