Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
With the NAV including debt and income at 298.02p just added some more on this mad drop today. The fact that next week it pays out 4.5p a share helped make my decision. Compare what this income fund has achieved and will achieve with UK/European income funds and it's a no-brainer.
As the US economy motors I needed to offset my tech focus. I wanted a US trust that targeted the harder to reach areas of the US economy. BRNA above January 2020 levels. This still lags by 20% having been the better trust over a longer period. Bought in here mid 2020 and got burnt as it drifted down. With buybacks and the realisation by many that bargains are disappearing fast I topped up again today. Come on Biden show me that stimulus!
That's a very good sign that much better minds than mine think this is worth investing in. With inflation now left at 2-3% to run down national debts I see this as a good commodity play.
I sold with the drop and bought back in today having seen the stable uptrend. For me it's not just capital growth but the dividend from 2022. They paid 32p per share over the year in 2019. Now I'm not expecting that straight away of course but planning on something like that for my 99p shares over the next few years. LTH now for me.
All looking like some upward momentum now. I bought on the large upgrade in production levels hoping for a return to at least January 2020 SP levels. Glad I averaged down now too. I plan on keeping this for at least a year to see how the new machinery gets on.
According to LSE two Β£160,000 buys went through yesterday. I topped up on the drop too, but Β£160k is a slight stretch for me! Hoping that the new machinery and proven increased resource means this can double from here and at least reach last January's price of 111.
Just added on the this drop from buying on the announced confirmation of increased resources. Holding from the 60s. I plan to give them a year to show me what they can do. Hopefully with the economies of the world picking up and inflation ticking along nicely this can at least get to 100 like it was in January 2020. Come on my big rocks!
If you are reading this Hamish pull your finger out and actually issue some up-to-date information. This has such an outstanding historic climb but this year you really need to inject some enthusiasm back in. For me it's still a bargain but do get typing.
With the US looking like it will open up from May due to the Johnson and Johnson vaccine roll out and Rishi spending big here it may well be that investors are finally realising that we may have some inflation heading our way. Add to that the roll silver has in the 'Green Revolution' and that is all anyone in the US and UK are talking about. Think we saw the bottom yesterday.
That's absolutely right. I just don't know why this is being sold so cheap when from Friday most current holders will reinvest what was 20% of the company back into the share price. What's more the reinvestment surely is more likely as holders like me see that the current SP so so low and will hope to grab a bargain.
Contracts coming in, oil spiking and a third of the price it was a year ago. On that basis this is a no brainer. If we get clarity on the SFO case this week, or it falls through then there is no telling where this could go.