Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
'This can go all the way to the 40's.'
Yes, this could be a big company in 2040.
Stop it you naughty boy. Go drop your stink bombs somewhere else.
Part of the gang with nothing else to do in life. How sad. Shows schools are still closed.
These knocker downers are so good at their trade you can spot them a mile off.
Believe in your own decisions based on company facts and enjoy them.
Remember why you decided to invest in here in the first place, keep up to date with company developments and world problems.
It's not only test, test, test but also facts, facts, facts.
Good luck and stay safe.
'States they have 30 mega labs in the USA which at full capacity, could produce 100K each per day I believe, that gets them to stage 2 - innovation'
Well, that's 1/10th the way.
What seems to be the problem with all the companies tests, will be the number of peopleto do the testing.
Not AVCT's problem but a common logistical problem.
Is this Hanc**k's problem in getting our tests done?
Getting Amazon incolved in this wll mean a stepup in pricing, someone else requiring their cut and profit.
Do we know they would be selling a reliable kit, They could move to a more profitable, less reliable manufacturer, chinese kits for instance. Doesen't bear thinking about.
Much legislation needed
'Profit is what you pay to much for a product.'
Do you mean 'too' much for a product?
So I suppose if you were negotiating you would ask the management to open the safe and show you all the cash lying there, which is profit.
Well, it doesn't work like that. How do you think companies research, develop and grow bigger?
THEY SPEND THE PROFIT, DUUUHH.
'Would you trust WHO after the allegations that have been aimed at them..... I know I wouldn't'
Not true, from the mouth of an ex President on television. I prefer to believe him rather than Donald the Duck (16000 lies and still going)
'Likely to see significant numbers of limit orders set at 5.5 or maybe even 6.'
I wouldn't set limits on AIM, look at the wild swings at the moment, I never have, but continually watch the trend all the time.
'Come on you bidding war for ncyt. '
I would think there are some directors looking after their own little (big) business and are content and pleased to be in making their own decisions without interference from larger conglomerates. History shows a lot of small companies disappearing after being taken over; the competition has been taken over. NCYT are doing alright with many new products to come, their history shows what they are capable of. Stay with them and make a bit of money, providing you understand to trade at the right points. Rome took more than a day to build, there's a lot more to come here.
'By the time this incompetent Govt gets its act together, there'll be no-one left alive to test.'
Capt'n Tom Moore for Prime Minister, at 99 more proactive than the Government.
I salute you, Sir.
Bet they haven't got a Tom Moore in the US, they currently employ a little boy who still throws his toys out of the pram and can't make 2+2 =4. Trumps distractions are getting paranoidal, perhaps he should see a doctor, or two, or three.
All AIM companies down to day and I've got money in my pocket. As long as price range is wide it doesn't matter if the price is high or low, there are profits to be made as long as you don't mix trading attitudes with long term attitudes. Doin' alwight.