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You really can't beat this share. If it was a toss-up between AVIVA and RDSB, then there's really no contest.
I'm surprised this share is being ignored, considering its potential and also taking into account the amount of graphite -- one of the key materials -- that goes into lithium batteries. All to do with timing, I guess. IF it takes off, it'll easily exceed its all-time market high.
To be fair to the company, they've only been in production for just over a year. The maiden JORC Resource of about 1.2 million tonnes shows why Lind have invested, and that covers just a small proportion of the Gakara Project. Of course there's risk, but now's not a bad time to invest if you've got the cojones, considering the SP and the rise of EVs and the like in the coming years.
Yes, the equity facility isn't ideal, but Lind 'invest' a lot in the resource sector, especially in Australia. Capital is tight for junior miners currently, so beggars can't be choosers. Yes, the recent RNSs are poor -- that's an understatement -- but RBW have got a chance to redeem themselves if they can get things into gear. But it's going to be tough going. As Lind's Managing Director, said: “Lind believes Rainbow is at a critical inflection point and offers a unique investment opportunity: it’s in production, has a long term sales contract and plans to expand production in the near term.”
If you want to see the worst aspects of human nature, visit the Lse site. It won't let you down.
"Krupa Global Investment’s activities are directed at publicly traded companies around the world with a primary focus on firms traded in stock exchanges in the United States, Great Britain and Germany."
It's ironic that Krupa is railing about the 'foreign' nature of EMH, and yet his group has investments in lots of foreign companies on various exchanges, including London. What a wazzock.
A well known forecaster says commodity prices are going to spike within 5 years. A global cooling may also affect food production, so fertilizers may be in demand in that timeframe to increase yields. Timing has an important role to play in the fate of SXX.
If you have serious doubts -- and they are understandable -- buy a blue chip like BP plc.
It's eastern europe, remember. That's how they do things. It's at times like this that you realize that when it comes to Europe, we as a nation have got more in common with the Netherlands and Germany, than anyone else.
The Slovakian chap at the centre of this 'bluster' as you describe it wants to get things moving faster, which is not surprising seeing as the Chinese and Americans are way ahead of Europe when it comes to the old white gold.
Opening paragraph, courtesy of Google translate:
"Czech Lithium, a member of Krupa Global Investments, a Slovakian entrepreneur, Pavol Krúpa, has offered the Australian company European Metals Holdings to purchase its subsidiary Geomet or to join it."