Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Hopefully stop sellers selling cheap now to iis and push th share back up.
90m buy just clocked
50 companies per month, ME pilot going to plan, huge interest in US and RNSs to drop soon.
Fantastic video.
Should be a lot of interest on Monday.
Great news.
This will help to de-risk this share with many new investors who have been waiting to jump in.
Investing in shares is a gamble and a risk and definitely not for everyone. This share is no different and as such has risk. We reduce that risk and improve our chances of profit by doing our research. SYME is showing the world what it has to offer and it’s potential.
“Fortune favours the brave” for those of us that are already invested will reap the rewards.
Once the RNSs start flowing confirming the contracts and revenue this will become a very different stock and hard to buy into.
The upside potential is massive but always do your research and invest what you can afford.
There is no target for £150 the five year target on wallet investor is 150GBX which is 150p which is still massive from these levels.
Don't know if this has already been posted but a good listen if you haven't already.
https://www.tradefinancetv.net/covid-19-and-financing-supply-chains/
Managed to top up 2 mil so happy with that.
I think an RNS this week confirming some of the statements in the interview would be fantastic but based on AZ saying end of August beginning of September I'm more inclined to think they will start to land from next week after the bank holiday.
I would be more than happy to be wrong!!
The big buy orders that are going in daily seem to be holding it back. There are still a lot of people with big profits in this share that are still selling and allowing these big investors to get in a lower price. Once the sellers dry up there is only one way this share can go and that is up.
AZ confirms revenue already coming in, pilot for UK, pilot for middle east and pilot for US. How can people not be impressed and exciting about this opportunity and its future.
What are you smoking Drwrong.
Nope can't find any links, I'm sure Sharetalk will post one on here as soon as it's available.
https://twitter.com/Share_Talk/status/1297613595669409793
Interview not recorded yet.
Looks like there could be a big buy order in the background at this level so probably not going to move up till that's filled, IMO.
If you cared to do some research and listen to the last interview you would know that the pilot with Imass in Abu Dhabi is already up and running.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdxeUamJcmI
I agree 1.5p to 2p would be a good indication of MKT cap value based on what is imminent. But with the pilot scheme already underway with Imass and the UK pilot scheme to start next month and other markets to be revealed, I think sentiment and a growing amount of interest in this stock will push this SP higher. To what level is obviously the golden question but a lot of stock at the moment is trading at levels of possibility and potential, not on revenue or profit.
As I have said previously once the revenue stream starts this will be the catalyst to push this much higher as more investor jump in.
Investors already in have bought in either because it spiked or because they believe in the idea and its future.
The majority of future investors however will only jump in when it's proven and I think this will be the big catalyst for the SP to rise to the dizzy heights that are being forecast.
Once we get news that the first securitisation notes have been issued and revenue is coming in, investors confidence in this share will change dramatically and the scepticism will disappear.
Free float refers to the number of a company's outstanding shares owned by public investors, excluding locked-in shares held by company managers and officers, controlling-interest investors, governments and other private parties.
I don't think that the free float amount will reduce too significantly but what will reduce is the number of shares being traded as private and institutional investors lock shares away in ISAs and SIPP accounts.
This will create a shortage of shares being traded and will help to push the share price up.