Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
This last 2 years have been my worse year since investing in the stock market.
My greatest mistake has been no sticking to my strategy and getting emotional and attached about the companies I was invested in. I think in part it was because my personal business had a rough ride during COVID (recovering well now) and rather than staying detached to the stocks I got attached to the business I was invested in stories and issues.
I am still holding here, for a reason cidercone mentioned, I am so far in the red there is really no point selling now but also because I do believe there is opportunity with the free cash I have to not only recoop my loses but make a good profit.
I am learning from my mistakes and moving on. I have closed positions and taken the loss on other companies, here I am staying put.
Size of the % rise doesn't tell you if something is possible or not.
Market valuation of the company today is abysmal and 20p is achievable if a few things are resolved.
800% rise is not uncommon on AIM, same way for 98% drops
Faramog definitely hit home with his post.
While BMN has shielded shareholders against dilution for a good few years we just got a big hit.
What annoys me the most about this one is that it is due to the BE side, not raising money for BMN or BELCO. Worst of all we are still not the wiser on what the ultimate "standalone" or breakout of BE will mean for shareholders.
So we are forking money, because really like inflation it's just a stealth money grab to fund a plan we were never consulted about or yet to be made aware of at what is clearly the worse time possible.
It is a legacy of Fortune. Yet I hope they can shed light soon on what the hell is going on with our VRFB "investment" or money pit.
Hi Josey, considering greater bigger private and public institutions got hacked this year too I think that regulators are rather busy figuring out what to do. The cyber attacks are getting more frequent and relentless and I think it is getting rather stupid simply finding the victimes of state sponsored cyber criminals.
So I would really doubt if there is a fine it I'll be anything consequent.
Production cash costs have already considerably dropped Vs last year (port floods and worse of load shedding), but if they can drop then to 25$ we are flying and won't have to even beg for a magical Vanadium rally.
I want to see him reduce costs and increase output. This should be his number one priority. At these prices we need to be profitable. Even if price do rise they will eventually drop again and the range we are standing in now should be considered as the base price as it has been in the past. Exceptional rises and drops need to be bonuses or short term storms, that this company can take advantage of or ride through.
If we cannot make it a highly profitable company at these V US prices the company will struggle again and again
I do agree on Marc on the stock market inevitably going through a major crash soon.
The use of QE and lowering interest rates for the last 20 years is now coming to bite. The rise in interest rates we are getting today is just too little too late. We have too many zombie companies which should have failed years ago was it not for cheap and unlimited debt.
It is a necessary evil. Our money is worth less and we are taxed to death, to pay to keep inflating a bubble.
Brand new account now posting 20 times a day. No I don't take him at face value.
Since he is ramping he will get backing from everyone. If someone had just created an account and was criticising the company you'd likely be calling him a troll.