RE: Upside is massive here3 Mar 2022 09:20
@ Borderbob, I totally get the idea behind tunnel vision however its justified and to me there is a seismic shift going on.
Like everything there's risk whether it be new technology or less dependency on batteries in lithium etc.
But there is also HUGE demand that hasn't even scratched the surface yet, and the need for reserves has dramatically changed in last 2-3 weeks alone. France had already approved an accord prior for lithium reserves, trust me the USA hasn't even started nor has the UK on that front.
Weve not even seen the impact on vehicles yet and for the uK for eg that will be materially different in 2030.
I am buying a EQ simply for fact I can't be bothered to deal with another Petrol crisis like Summer last year not ever growing costs at the pump. So the demand factor IS changing significantly due to War. China also came out with their green scoring for electric cars, it's clear they are going to push a billion people to owning EV only and that suits them with the amount they own in lithium. Ford is splitting its business out, it's clear what they are backing.
And you say defense ....what's to stop lithium being used in tanks? Or lightweight inventory vehicles? I mean the Russian convey is out of fuel!!!! So....there's a much higher chance its used in defense also!
Germany can invest in alternative energy, sure so can anyone BUT they aren't and wont when Lithium is proven and being used.
Also you get way too caught up in sizes, reserves etc - If you follow Cornish lithium theyve signed 2 new partnerships - 1 with New tech that could be a major breakthrough and the 2nd importantly with IGas,
If they can produce LI carbonate and carbon negative & gas that can then be reused for industrial end users the demand for this company goes through the roof.
Be huge on ESG scoring, every single fund manager in UK will need or want to own it.
If you look at Exxon the irony is their largest rally came from divesting in 'dirty' assets NOT from oil prices!
ESG is a major factor.
The technical for Cornish lithium will be bigger than anything else imo so its irrelevant that its a fraction of the size of LAC
for eg, you will make a lot more from that project than LAC being at production.....
I totally get what you are saying and about falling in love with Stocks and wild valuations, but im not talking 1y im talking years and technical's thrown in.
Also everything you have mentioned below, none of them are on AIM and I honestly cannot be bothered running the Xcy risk at the moment with $. So for us the best exposure we can get is Bradda to the US LI market.