Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Bargain, good points. We all have different risk-profiles. I'm naturally cautious with talk of "all in" and "the sp should be X when this happens". Junior miners are variable and uncertain creatures, even when a big mining brother or financing company is involved. I remember many holders of SXX and HZM that couldn't hear any contrarian view to the certainty of operational success and multi-bagging.
Nothing is guaranteed. And there are reasons why the market has marked MILA down to this level. What's the point of ramping? Let the teams do their work and see if the potential can be proved up and what if any options for accelerating the development and value of the resource can be secured.
Mila has potential but nothing is guaranteed. Let us see what the actual results are from the forthcoming drills.
Some soft signs of optimism. Let us see if revenue momentum from Q1 has continued, if conversations with Meta and other platforms materialise into any transformative financial deals and it imminent BOD appointments do open up the US educational space even more.
If BEZ touches Jeffries target of 975p I'll be flabbergasted but delighted. Even if it "just" gets to £8, I'll be thankful. We shouldn't build our investment decisions around brokers and this value estimation models though, no?
Let's see if LIO's sp will ever break back above £10, given the challenge with declining AUM, the move into passives and the continued coolness to UK equities. It now seems like a dream that the SP was once above the £20 level....
Carmzy, some would think your description of the current government is still complimentary, given how shockingly poor their results, behaviour and rhetoric has been for a good while. Thankfully, PRSR have different timeframes and factors that can hopefully carry them through any remaining mess that Ministers may unleash before the forthcoming election