Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
It's interesting that the first time that you post is when you're back in the black.... that could be seen as gloating.
Honestly though I think you misinterpret "gloating", we're all here to make money and if we all said the same thing it would be a pretty boring board. Ultimately you make the decision, take whatever someone says on here with a pinch of salt, it's the internet, no one is proving their qualifications etc. so you'd be daft to believe anyone on here, I'd like to think most people are here to get some light hearted enjoyment and many things are said in jest.
45p by Friday, DYOR, ETC.
think you might assume it's gloating when the share moves in the direction someone wants but that's not how I see
I've always felt the problem isn't affordability, it's expectation. My first house was a hole, it needed new everything and took me 2 years to complete the project, people just want a new house now with a nice leased Mercedes on the drive, for tht you're going to pay a premium and hence need a 5% mortgage for 35 years, what freedom.
Interest rates won't go negative but will remain low, i.e. under 3% for the rest of time, we'll never see rates of 10%. He'll want to inflate our way out of the debt which I can see happening with Brexit around the corner, for example food will absolutely go up in price.
I'm seeing more and more people on Linked IN looking for jobs from all industries, it's going to be a blood bath with a drop in wages to boot for those that find a new role. I think with a furlough, less household spending, free loans, mortgage holidays etc. we're just buying time for people to find a job, but I just don't see enough supply. If people are still without a job come January it's going to be carnage.
For me the main question I have is will this EVER get to 65p, I said this before and am slowly moving my opinion to "no". This is a fundamental question as I believe most private investors use this as part of their thought process when considering LLOY. This is potentially a huge mistake and many PI's are going to get trapped, a couple of weeks back I said "30's are a long time away, I'd probably say H2 2021+ if ever" - The "if ever" was slightly tongue in cheek, but will we still it in 2021...
15% away from sub 20, incredible really!
Still, as has been said many time, more bad news to come down the tracks (Redundancy, Brexit) in November into Q1 next year so surely more lows than highs on the way, apologies to anyone who believed the idiots on this board that this was easy 100% profit in 1 year, I hope buying into LLOY isn't going to be costly for you.
You'd have thought he would have remortgaged his house to get in @ 26p and then announce he has a 26.1 average. Once again, welcome to our new range, money to be made betting against this dog in the short term (low 20's) , longer term 30p (2021) - Though that massively tied to the economy which looks like it's about to take a beating like never seen before, as mentioned before, Q4 and Q1 are going to be interesting.
We're 30% off the "it's a steal at under 35p" - I feel for anyone who bought in the mid 30's, many on this board said it was a mistake and I've said before THIS is our new range, 25-30, mid 30's are a long time away, I'd probably say H2 2021+ if ever. The recession still has not hit jobs like it will in November/December and then we have Brexit... 35p is a world away.