Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
I've taken 95k shares today. I think the market is starting to turn and I like this stock in particular
I sold out this morning. Costs outstripping revenue and only inline with very modest growth forecasts for this year. Better value on offer elsewhere. I like AGFX if others are looking for another financial services stock.
I'm afraid a person who has multiple ID's, all used exclusively to post negative comments about companies connected to Brian McMaster can't be considered an honest actor. More than willing to entertain opposing views but not this. Blocked
The stock markets looks at (or at least should) forward indicators. Few better that orders taken. Unless you start seeing orders getting cancelled in a meaningful way or you are suggesting cash is a concern (we have been told that the cash position is 'robust') it's a pointless argument.
PS: From my observation, anyone on the message boards who refers to the product as 'dust' hasn't got a great track record on price sensitive matters from my experience. I remember when the MAPA certification for remineraliser was being questioned. Now we are talking about a MAPA certified fertiliser :)
The accounts published are 6 months out of date and predate the war, so are largely worthless. We have been guided to expect a sales beat and we know prices are strong which is incredibly bullish. It would have been useful to have known the current cash position but that hasn't been provided in previous updates either. This market is very weak. Tempted to add myself.
Yes, exactly that. It's the document that is raised when an order is taken. The clue is in the name. An invoice is raised when the order is completed. When you order a new car from the factory on a 6 month lead time, do you think it has already been assembled? Of course not, the components probably haven't even been manufactured yet. Exactly the same argument.
The pedants are getting their knickers in a twist. Estate agents put a sold sign on houses when an offer is accepted, not when the keys are handed over. Sales order equals sold but does not equal invoiced. However my understanding is that invoiced effectively means paid as there is a kind of invoice finance facility in use with a Brazilian bank.
Given the macro factors in play, there would have to have been some spectacular f'ups for the update not to be extremely positive. The rest of my PF is pretty miserable but I have high confidence here. Anyway, not long to wait...