Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
It's been impacted by Covid like most other shares. Good update today, they appear to be in control and building a better cash position. I expect it to re-rate upwards over time, imo.
Track and trace is exactly what it says on the tin. It's not track, trace & test....It's a very manual method of contacting individuals who have been in close contact with an infected person. They then get asked to stay at home and isolate for 14 days.
Or just have held for the inevitable rise again over the coming days, weeks and months. It's already back towards 70p now.
I've been holding shares purchased at 28p in April and will continue to do so.
I'm enjoying a free ride from 28p.
It's good to have some balanced opinion on this board.
Very positive update and as expected. Much more to come this year.
Perfectly understandable if they've taken a small amount of profit from what has been a significant increase in 5 months.
No, they're probably day trading and off chasing rainbows.
Yes, well done, you've highlighted one of many competitor products out there. It's not like Byotrol is the only market offering.
Likewise, similar experience with webull taking LSE stock updates off permanently. Investing.com web or app gives lives prices.
Completely stopped. Confirmed via their Twitter team yesterday. Focus is on markets where they operate trading.
Positive decision to support vaccine development and shows confidence in wanting to increase SP and value for shareholders. We'll done senior management team!
What alternatives are there out there?
Anyone here using WeBull for live prices? A notification this morning saying LSE prices unavailable from 30th April. Trying to work out if this is temporary or permanent!?
Anyone here using WeBull for live prices? A notification this morning saying LSE prices unavailable from 30th April. Trying to work out if this is temporary or permanent!?
@stt1 are you a holder of BYOT shares?
And...what is the point you are trying to make? I still stand by my earlier comments around the increase in short term costs to ramp up production. In any business revenue takes 30-90 days to be received depending on the invoice arrangements. That means the Covid-19 driven revenue should start to hit the books in late March onwards.
Difficult to get a buy quote at the moment, even on very small amounts...
Isn't it probable that they've had to spend significant cash to fund the increased demand on production? I believe the SP will continue to move in a gradual upward trend during 2020 and into 2021. We are all going to have to adapt to changing lifestyles, including a much increased focus on cleaning. Demand isn't going anywhere for at least 6 months in the short term and then who knows.