Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Been busy all day and just noticed we're blue. Very nice.
And delighted to read a small, but characteristically insightful post from Only1. Even happier not to see any sign of the so-called Dr Vander.
WB is most unwelcome, however.
Have a great weekend!
Dr Vander:
Do you have it within you, maybe just once, to say something positive about WSG? We all know what's been happening here for years. Things are looking positive for the first time in a long time, so can you just try? I am sure you must have the ability if you look deep within yourself.
Otherwise, maybe you should go somewhere else...
Thank you.
Yes indeed Steve, and notice which of our resident idiots just cannot help himself from having a go at the company for something that is totally beyond its control.
If it has anything whatsoever to do with WSG, doesn't the company deserve commendation for doing its job properly?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-55972619
Biden says he won't lift sanctions until Iran keeps its end of the bargain. Oh what a surprise...
Hello Only1Gibbo
I always appreciate reading your comments here as you seem to provide some much needed clarity. But surely you would agree that things in Iran have changed. Iran has gone ahead and breached its own agreed limits on uranium enrichment. That is a major issue in terms of the JCPOA, and no matter how much we would like the Iran contract to re-appear, no matter how much the new Biden administration might want to turn the clock back, what Iran has done cannot be ignored.
That's why I think it is going to take a very long time for anything to happen in Iran that might benefit WSG, in my opinion. I would love something to happen much sooner, but just cannot see it.
Unfortunately we may need to wait a great deal of time before the JCPOA gets going again.
As I stated here several times, the fact Iran is now in breach of its nuclear commitments means nothing will happen fast. Biden cannot simply ignore what Iran is doing.
This video from the BBC explains the damage Trump has done.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-middle-east-55726134
I hope this contract is resurrected, but I don't think anything will happen this year, or maybe even the next...
But the Iranians have breached their own agreed nuclear enrichment levels since the US' withdrawal from the JCPOA. A Biden presidency might be a lot more sympathetic to re-joining the JCPOA, but I don't think he will simply ignore what Iran has done. It will take a long time, I would suggest, to get things back to where they were.
Getting excited about Iran at this stage will just lead to disappointment. As Aiming says, Iran is very different now.
Since the JCPOA fell apart, Iran has ramped up its nuclear enrichment programme and has breached the limits it agreed as part of the JCPOA. Joe Biden is not simply going to ignore that fact and say sanctions are lifted should he become president in January next year. It will likely take years of negotiations between all parties to return to the point we were at previously. With COVID-19 getting worse globally, not better, those negotiations are not at the top of any government's agenda.
By the way, I would also be cautious about expecting lots more trade with the US should Biden win. He was very much opposed to the Brexit process, and Britain's getting a trade deal with the US would be a lot easier with Trump than Biden. I know WSG are already trading and winning contracts in the US, but I don't see how having Biden as president there will make any difference for WSG's opportunities in the US.
It's here:
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/WSG/14539421.html