African Battery Metals (ABM) and WheelieDealer on the markets
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On today's Vox Markets Podcast:
African Battery Metals (ABM)
Roger Murphy, Chief Executive Officer of African Battery Metals (ABM) provides update on its exploration activities in Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
ABM is an AIM listed, Africa focused, resource company exploring for the key metals used in next generation batteries that fuel the new electric vehicle revolution. The Board and team of advisors, who have proven expertise in African exploration, mining and project generation, have identified an opportunity to utilise the Company's position to become a leader in the London market for investors to gain exposure to the battery metal commodity suite, particularly cobalt, lithium, copper and nickel.
WheelieDealer
Full time investor WheelieDealer talks strategy and stocks. You can see all of Wheelie's trades on his website by clicking here Today Wheelie talks about the markets and following stocks:
Vodafone Group (VOD)
Utilitywise (UTW)
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