Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
…. that are nearly all posters attacking each other and not one post of any value to a shareholder or prospective shareholder. What a pile of sh*te. Will check back in in a week and see if anything has changed.
Hi Speedy,
I always read your posts with great interest so thank you for them. A quick question if you don’t mind? If the European traders face BASEL III this June, why would they not just trade out of London until BASEL III hits the UK in, I think, January?
Chris.
While we all concentrate on the gold, let’s not forget the copper. The Telegraph today has a very interesting and well reasoned article (behind a paywall) about the prospects for the price of copper and other commodities. Worth a read if you have access. Here’s the link and a small snippet -
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2021/05/03/commodities-supercycle-set-make-generation-investors-rich/
“Glencore, the commodities trader and mining company, thinks demand for copper could double in 30 years.
Importantly, capital investment in new capacity is well below what is needed to meet that growth in demand. Of the more than 200 big copper deposits to have been found in the past three decades, only a handful have come in the last 10 years. Only 80 or so are now in production or have been closed. It takes years to develop a copper mine and in the past few years shareholders have encouraged the payment of dividends over preparing for a future boom.”
Finally, my thanks also to Bottle’ and Bamps.
Greatland Gold is mentioned in an IC article this week, along with quite a few other gold mining companies. The article looks at the prospects for the price of gold and is slightly bearish in concluding that “another two years at this level seems unlikely”.
Don’t shoot the messenger, I don’t agree with them.