Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Maybe why housebuilders were tent pegged again today.
Banks to tighten lending to homebuyers as cost of living crisis bites
Any hit to the size of mortgages homebuyers can get will slow the property market down this year, experts say.
https://news.sky.com/story/banks-to-tighten-lending-to-homebuyers-as-cost-of-living-crisis-bites-12588075?fbclid=IwAR15jhPAt4qRBkHrA83I8xbtffy079SXfSzz9ddsCX6Zd-ALD-j_S0YW_FI
Another news article from 9 months ago ....
Barratt had already paid out Ā£56million to fix fire safety and structural problems on its ālegacy propertiesā, principally Citiscape, as Inside Croydon reported earlier this year. Barratt Developments say they have committed Ā£163million to deal with other cladding issues
Barrattās problem-building costs top Ā£200m
09 FEB 2022 BY JOSHUA STEIN
Barratt has now put aside more than Ā£200m to deal with problems on old building jobs, including the cost of remediating dangerous cladding. The housebuilder revealed in its half-year results to 31 December 2021 that it added Ā£17.2m to its provisions to deal with dangerousā¦
The City must know of further bad news forcing price down. If it goes lower than 122p, that suggests to me it's going to get ugly.
Looking back on the charts, right up to the end of 2019, there must be many investors still holding from between 300p to 450p. It's highly unlikely they will get their investments back.
Its just the normal W shape pattern of recovery.
Same with any stocks after a hard fall then clawing back some losses, will fall back a bit or it may double bottom before recovering again.
Nothing to worry about at the moment, its just frustration if continually watching every tick up and tick down.