Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
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Although it would be nice to read 'so we bought one' at the end
Pommy. Can you really say you are happy with the last, say four years? If you've been invested longer than that, I've no idea, I can't imagine for a moment that you'd think the company's revenues, share price, and market cap would be where it is today
You're just spamming the board with tangentially relevant items AFC & Acciona are not partners. Acciona is a customer (and I'm stretching it by not calling them a prospective customer which is what they really are)
I imagine we've all seen the video Haggis, but I'm afraid there's a shovelful of salt to be applied before assuming that just because someone said something it will materialise in reality. Been down this path too many times. Naturally I hope that this is indeed a gamechanger but until it is commercialised profitably and in volume I'll suspend belief.
Garonne. You say you won't tolerate deceit but only a few months ago you claim to have invested more. If that is true then you must have forgiven what you see as deceit over a significant period of time? You could also sell that tranche for a pretty small loss which you presumably have done - otherwise you definitively do continue to tolerate what you say is deceit.
It was undoubtedly one of the unintended consequences of MiFID 2, specifically the banning of bundled research and execution costs, that the small cap market, including AIM, would become woefully under-researched and therefore very unattractive to institutional investors. Unintended? Yes. Blindingly obvious? A resounding yes?
But worth pointing out that it was also entirely justifiable. Why should firms, and therefore underlying investors, pay for research they don't need, want or intend to use?
That ban is being rowed back on now to some degree. Whether it is too little too late to save the market which is undeniably in crisis, only time will tell
https://www.moneymarketing.co.uk/news/fca-plan-to-change-how-asset-managers-pay-for-investment-research/
Instead of coming up with pointless gimmicks like the ridiculous British ISA the Government and the Exchange needs to take action to understand why the UK market has become so unattractive to investors and do something about it. Start with Stamp Duty.
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It's either stupid r disingenuous of Haggis to say funding won't be required based on current burn rates but then a dozen times a day tell us how much production will be ramped (ironically) up thus telling us that burn rates will increase. I don't think he's stupid...