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"massive upside" = high risk. High risk = "massive downside". So what's your point? Las Vegas is in Nevada too, and it can be fun to play there also.

Yes, I hold Bradda, for one reason because some of its properties don't require BLM and federal court approval.
" Lithium Americas can begin to advance Thacker Pass towards construction"
Yes, and (Ras)Putin can begin to advance troops toward Kiev. That does not mean all the roadblocks have been removed.

Zero importance. State approval was never in doubt. Federal court litigation continues.

So far, better than its Arizona neighbors from Australia (AZL) and Canada (AWLI). Matching price now for ZNWD. I wonder what it will look like, this time next week.

Looks like the Germans might "pull the plug" on Tesla because of -- lack of water. But then, might not be enough Russian gas to generate the electricity needed for EV's or their factory workers, either.

Most companies issue news when markets are closed -- why do you expect otherwise?

veritas nocet

Higher prices ---> more profit potential for marginal production ---> 30 miners chasing demand from only 20 required.

I've driven Hwy 95 several times, but I think Wilson is closer to the ExtraTerrestrial Highway (to Area 51, State Route 375) where I was once stopped by a Nevada ("Speed Traps R Us") state trooper.
One of Bradda's "competitors" down in Arizona claims that Wikieup is on an Interstate Highway -- but they're from Australia, not expected to know much about the US.

Or according to the Bradda Head website, Wilson is a "Lithium brine project located in Nye County, Nevada, which is 125 miles east of Clayton Valley and the Silver Peak lithium brine operation." Maybe they mean highway miles, not aerial kilometers.
Then they add, "The mineralisation model is considered to be analogous with that of Clayton Valley and the Silver Peak lithium operation." I'm always suspicious of the passive voice. Considered, by whom?

I think you mean km, not m. All I know is what I read in the RNS. "Wilson is c.130 km east of Albemarle's Silver Peak lithium brine operation in Clayton Valley, Nevada and c.115km east of American Lithium's TLC project in Nevada. "

In Nevada, it means “next to or adjoining something else.” Must mean something else in England. As in, “Lichfield in Staffordshire is adjacent to the sea, because it is only 135km from the closest shore.”

Or, BHL’s Wilson brine project is “adjacent” to the Clayton Valley projects of Albemarle and Silver Peak, which are 130km to the west. (See today's RNS.)

London to Calais? About 150km. Maybe not quite adjacent, but a lot of lithium-bearing seawater adjacent to both of them.

Get the names straight. You don't mean Lithium Americas, which has a market cap of C$4.7 billion. You mean American Lithium.

Not sure what the subject of the plural verb "are" is in that sentence, but Thacker Pass is not under production.

After all that effort to get a US OTC listing, only one trade so far, on February 7?

"roughly 7km2 of its ground, which is c.15% of the Company's 47km2"
Or 53km2, if you count the "disputed" 5km2 involving Hawkstone (now AZL). Does anyone know the story behind that? Like the Crimean but in the Arizona desert?

I would have more confidence in them if they spelled "Gigafactory" and "Phoenix" correctly.

From the Proactive Investors website:
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador plans to declare lithium a “strategic mineral” and take state control of mining and processing it.

Mr Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday that a new state company would be created to mine and process lithium, and existing permits for private firms to mine it would be cancelled.

Mexico’s only private lithium mine, Bacanora Lithium, is owned by Chinese firm Ganfeng International, but the Mexican leader said they would not be allowed to start operations. “What they want to do is to continue looting and that is over,” he declared. “Lithium is going to be mined by the government.”

https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/w/state-to-take-control-of-mexico-lithium-mining

I bought mine when it was less than US$1 a share. But they are much closer to production, and also have significant uranium assets in Peru (which will probably be spun off this year).