Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Not exposing his views on his Twitter account, recently; I wonder why: could he be feeling a slight sense of embarrassment unlike JP’s compassionless comments on us PIs?
Awful, insincere, deceiving BoD - and Alan Broom still harks on about positive outcomes - sometime in the future - cheap predictions while his non-existent buys in the company demonstrate his lack of conviction in its future.
On how the BoD conveys information - bar the regulatory announcements on results: they can convey positivity for the future by declaring it’s on the right track, then in the next release counter that with the company has run out of money or is no longer viable; and, with this bunch of shysters, who have been promising for the past six years that next year will be transformational, tread with extreme caution - https://www.ft.com/content/5c1c3ba6-1513-11e5-9509-00144feabdc0
Diggit, I am so sorry to hear of your loss - please accept my heartfelt condolences.
That’ll be in the next RNS, then; BoD are abysmal with their comms and transparency - the reason for this share’s poor performance.
So, with three highly paid, senior execs, the website not only looks as though it was designed in the noughties, but also lacks up-to-date information - talk about falling asleep at the wheel,
Would you normally send it via the contact-form on SML’s website?
In 2021, it was released on September 30th, so they have another week.
Probably a non-event, with the trite comments on how our assets possess immense value-enhancing potential, investors express a keen interest, PEPR’s close to approval, and Cornish tin and tungsten is exciting the US government, who will gift SML enough money to ease the path to production. And another year passes without any meaningful progress.
I know as many words as the current government has nationwide-improvement policies - a trifling number.
In these exchanges, there are always people the know to take advantage.
Jim, If i had known about the problems, I would have - but, as always, we are the last to find out while those in the know sell at the top.
Love it, Lupi.
Predictions?
Chesh, The proverbial buck stops with him: until he can deliver what he publicly declares, then the market will continue punishing Calidus - he has completely destroyed all the positive momentum that we were experiencing with that share, by hiding the underperforming, problematic mining operations, then by a massive dilution.
Personally, I’ll remain rationally pessimistic until Dave can - for once - deliver what he publishes on his distributed canned goods: people who bought his previous stock, opened it, ate it - and then blew out a lot of hot air as a result of slightly-off beans, of which Dave excels in the former and conveys a lot of the latter.
As I’ve always maintained: for its future progress, this company is entirely reliant on the kindness of strangers.
Marky, Unfortunately, reaching 1 AUD will now be mission impossible for us - unless Dave sticks to his plan.
Value proposition may have improved - but at the expense of a significant dilution in the company’s shares.
Highly likely that Cornwall Council will decline SML the grant: with this company, always expect the worst outcome despite the BoD’s naively - and misleadingly - optimistic soundbites.