Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Yes, I've read the article in today's DT "Money" section. I'm not sure what the writer means when he says that "Ceres Power and ITM are outsiders in the race" - to me that doesn't sound very complimentary so is he saying that those two companies are long-shot bets? If so, why does he then mention the positive messages from the stock analysts?
Always interested to read about selling part of holding. Do you then want the price to go up (meaning that you regret the sale) or down (meaning that you are pleased about your sale but wish you had sold more - or, indeed, all). I think the "mental' side of investment is very interesting. I'm a pessimist so would probably sleep better with a building society passbook (if they still exist)!!
Will probably sleep badly tonight in view of results tomorrow!
I've been in ITM since I read an article by Peter Hargreaves about ITM (Daily Telegraph) in the early 2000s -paid 132p for my original stake and watched them descend to 15p, at which stage I bought some more as an out and out gamble. Have added along the way and, but for a brief wobble when I foolishly sold some having read too much nonsense from Smithy (only to buy back in later), I've been a keen watcher of progress. However, when I see that Tesla is more valuable than every car maker in America, Korea and Europe combined despite only producing 1% of their output, I just start to wonder if the recent rise in "promising stocks" (Ceres, too) is too good to be true and, bearing in mind the current world situation, whether the expectation of some big orders is coming too early