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Just watched recent live interview and yep was impressed (Cheers for posting link).
One thing did strike me however (unless I missed it), but there was no mention/questions asked about the so called "Strategic Partner" process for the Lithium or how the expansion would be funded.
Any thoughts?
Cant see what was so amazing about the interview, its the same old he has always talked about, anybody on youtube could and does do the same thing about commods. yes he has good knowledge of the industry but his plodding nature also came across to me.
and to mention in the interview about being a mid tier producer ? as someone else did on here ? well that is measured in mkt cap and we are a million million miles away from being mid tier, even if this doubles by yr end it is a million miles off mid tier.
andrada is far too focused on adverts, interviews and posts on twitter, action is not exactly their strong point. comes across as more of a politician than a serious miner.
and to not ask about the strategic update is pretty telling.
nice update, investor presentation from another lithium company today that i am not allowed to mention, thats how you get on with things and feed investors.
Please top tiger be quiet or just sell up even if you have any shares that is. All you do is moan and talk about another company . Nobody is interested in your comments . Reported.
Reported for having an opinion ?
i will be selling (not all) into any rise should it actually materialise.
and you should maybe read up on what a mid tier company is rather than reporting people, trying to talking into existence doesnt really work in markets.
and i will do exactly what i want when i want, funnily enough
Reported for continuing to keep going on about another investment company .
I agree with one point sort of regarding interviews etc I would like to see more substantial news , however while we wait it’s nice that they are engaging with investors as there was radio silence and that was fed back to the company so they have listened .
Afternoon Richy.
I have held interests in a couple of Countries that have major political issues and deemed unsafe, this carries a very high risk when investing, corruption, political unrest, terrorism and sanctions are some of the pitfalls.
Companies often have to navigate difficult company operations at a extra cost and the market cap always reflect these conditions at a far lower value.
Kodal Minerals Lithium project is located in Mali and if anyone does not already know, this is the advice.
Is Mali a safe country " MALI - AVOID ALL TRAVEL
Avoid all travel to Mali, including the capital, Bamako, due to the threat of terrorism, kidnapping and banditry.
And the UK Government web site " There is a very high threat of kidnapping by al-Qa'ida and Islamic State-aligned groups in Mali.
Our friend who constantly criticises Andrada never tells the whole story with Kodal and the location it operates with all the risks as mentioned.
I would avoid any long term investment with a Company such as Kodl and invest with confidence with ATM in a very friendly Country such as Namibia all day long.
Nice post CCC.
Generally, AIM market comes with risks, though IMHO I rarely invested in a Africa AIM country, mainly because of the Governments and the way they works do you get a straight deal.
My first venture was Prem, though despite the Mugabe era, it seemed to let Prem get on with it. Though, in that case it wasn't the government, which was the worrying problem, it was the CEO himself.
Then there is ATM, the first thing I researched was how safe is the country for trading, this compared with some seems very secure and welcoming, Kodal on the other hand a different set up to ATM, but where it is located it's high risk and unstable. It beats me that people are willing to invest money in a country, they wouldn't actually risk going on holiday too!
Afternoon Ccc
Good post there . Says it all really.
Careful nesty, you mentioned 2 companies there, so that would be 2 complaints, and our resident fanboy doesnt allow that
agreed i would take namibia as a far safer country than mali, but if your criteria is being able to visit the country on holiday then not many resource stocks out there