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NdPr prices are still strong though...

seems very cheap given the recent strategic investors buying in much higher

Not to mention getting the house in order:
https://www.cadenceminerals.com/projects/sonora-lithium-project/
Ore mined from our JV areas – ~ 72 Kt LCE year 8-19 30% = 21.6kt current price $60k/t = $1.3bn in ground value - pre expansion to 50kt and beyond. KDNC MCAP will reach orbit if we even get 5% of that value.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=640&v=oaUiZwEYhUI
Musk:
"investor day on March 1st coming up soon and it's going to be a sort of investor day that is not just for Tesla investors but kind of like investors in Earth and just sort of explaining how we get to a fully sustainable energy future and that people should have optimism and hope for the future that should not be we shouldn't be complacent but they should not feel that there's no hope for the future because there there absolutely is and you know along with the rest of Industry we're going to make it happen so I believe in the future"

Perhaps "investors in Earth" literally, hopefully there could be some mining announcements.

“personally I'm not bothered or interested by the current SP”
Yet comments daily on SP and does dummy sells etc….

LOL

Dev:
Our expectation is to export about 500,000 tons of the product in the first half of 2023 and continue to reap the good results of partnerships aligned in the same purpose, through constant work that will be executed by an assertive and effective planning.

https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/CHR/02634352.pdf

well I guess there is since that's a bit out of date lol

No need to wonder:
https://www.marketindex.com.au/asx/chr
Cadence Minerals Plc 1,199,463 1.93%

In accordance with Listing Rule 17.1, Charger Metals NL (CHR or the Company) requests a trading halt to the quotation of its securities, pending an announcement regarding drilling results from the Lake Johnston Project.

I know you know, but the rest of the world doesn't! We're the only game in town for the OEMs to have lithium in the next 5 years.

You know how long it takes to go from exploration to a mine, it's not a 5 minute process, our areas are many years advanced which is why they are so valuable.

You'd think they'd give the full detail at the event sure, but nothing stopping an announcement beforehand.

LOL - Mexico's top diplomat says met with Tesla brass, 'good news' imminent
https://www.reuters.com/technology/mexicos-top-diplomat-says-met-with-tesla-brass-good-news-imminent-2023-02-14/

Unrelated but Tesla Mexico news should be any day between now and then.

If you believe all share prices are accurate and fair at the time aka the efficient market theory, then you should invest in an index fund to gain the benefit of diversification and reduction of stress levels, because why pick stocks at all if there are no mispriced opportunities? Why spend your retirement being miserable on a message board? It baffles me that anyone can think in such contradictory terms.

The way I look at it is we own part of the only private project in Mexico and now there will never be any more private projects then once the uncertainty is resolved it should be worth a lot more due to it's exclusivity.

Not to mention that the already have a supply deal in place
https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/chinas-ganfeng-lithium-inks-lithium-battery-supply-contract-with-tesla-2021-11-01/

Remember Tesla had representatives at the sonora plan meetings and also this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/CadenceMinerals/comments/tz8dyd/exclusive_ganfeng_eyes_us_oems_for_strategic/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
Exclusive: Ganfeng eyes US OEMs for “strategic” stake in Mexican lithium project | Benchmark Mineral Intelligence
8th April 2022

China’s Ganfeng Lithium says major US automakers could make a “strategic” investment in the Sonora lithium mine in Mexico, as they seek to create a North American supply chain for battery raw materials.

China’s largest lithium producer said that an investment by Ford, GM or Tesla would help provide automakers with reliable supplies of lithium that can be easily shipped across the border to plants in the US.

“We are open to having strategic investors in our Mexico project, together with investment we could have an offtake agreement with them,” Wang Xiaoshen, vice chairman of Ganfeng, told Benchmark . . .

You'd have to think that a local supply of lithium would form part of the plan one way or another and there's only one mine in town so to speak.