Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Off Topic #mieshem. You should look at Agronomic (ANIC) which is about the only way you can invest in this area. If lab grown meat is a success (and lots of knowledgeable people suggest it will be) then getting in a this stage this could be a multibagger.
I have a few £K in this on my "Bust or Bag" list.
Anyone think that the shorts have been closed (declared or not)
If you look to even the medium term, this just feels like one of those significant buying opportunities that sometimes comes up.
The political situation will probably improve, the car industry will get over the chip shortages but the amount of PGM coming out of the ground is not significantly increasing.
Just picked a few more up at under 120..... thanks
Thank you for all your responses and considered opinions... it looks like I need to take a look at Stockopedia and see how I find it.
Just for background I am a longterm (ish) holder of SLP being a holder for a couple of years, as I put a good sum in I am currently sat on very nice paper profits. My original 'flag' on this as ST 2018 Bargain shares when he picked SLP.
At some point I will need to offload some of these (not yet) and might want to invest in an additional research tool. hence my thought / question.
My discussion question for what I think are some very knowledgeable posters in here, what do they find is a good source from which to start the process of investing.
I am thinking of:
IC Alpha
Sharepad
Stockopedia
What are peoples view on those three sources or indeed anything else as a 'idea seed' generator ?
I think that he is always conservative with the fact in mind that he has to produce 'copy' every week.
This approach allows him several bites of the cherry with each share he identifies, he can tip at price x, and then over then next year he can create further articles with price targets of X+1, X+2 X+3 etc
If he tipped at the X+3 price originally he is only making more work for himself to identify more target companies to tip and write about. This way he knows that over 2021 he has 3 or 4 pieces of work done which he can trot out without too much effort. Sensible approach from his point of view.
Hopefully they are buying in, ahead of the July half year figures.
I have applied through ii in my ISA and so expect I will be told I cant hold the warrants in my ISA.
In previous cases where I have applied for shares from within my ISA (with warrants attached), I have had to move the warrants into my trading account from my ISA account.
All I do then at the time I want to, is apply for the shares and then transfer the shares into my ISA as part of my annual subscription. Simples (as they say in the annoying advert).
https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/sylvania-platinum-what-next-after-remarkable-run-ii520137
Not sure if anyone can access this, but basically ii are suggesting 218p target, but looking at history maybe upto 336p.
The offer is available in my ii ISA....I have just applied for a load at 22p.
or top up !
Looks like the weeks headlong rush has eased for the moment.
Let see what the US opening brings
At this rate we could pay the same windfall dividend each quarter and still have plenty of money for capital projects.
He often quite conservative, recently when SLP was around 100p, he tipped it to go to 145p.
A couple of months later he 'upped' his target price to 185p.
I think it both gives him some safety and also allows him another article in a few months time.
Thought I am an IC subscriber, I haven't taken up Alpha.
What the 'executive summary' of his tip ?
Stoodio, in principle I am in agreement, they should utilise a chunk of the money to extend / enhance the prospects for the company by purchasing further tailings etc
My argument was purely that I want them to either announce what their intension is and thus what the cash needs are in terms of expansion.
If there are no plans that need financing then the only route for the cash would be dispensation to shareholders.
Of course a plan that sits somewhere between the 2 routes is the best, I am eager for them to expand the prospect for SLP, but also perhaps signal a clear intension about the (hopefully) surplus cash requirements.
If the company has no current plans for any expansion, then they need to disperse the money accumulated to shareholders.
It would make sense to fix a cash amount they want to hold each quarter. They could then distribute the earnings each quarter that are above this level.
Or they could decide to distribute % of free cash flow each quarter.
If we had a steady divi stream this way, I think that the share price would also rise significantly so that the % divi was in line with other such companies.
I can see no logic in your comments, as the price has hardly dropped with quite significant selling going on, so what reason do you have for further drops ?
So Graig 306 I assume you have sold out and will buy back at a lower price ?