Haven't been reading threads on graphite lately. From the periphery there doesn't seem to be much excitement in the sector. Still waiting for fledgling commercialisation of non graphite battery tech.
Anyway, whilst reading an article about where the big boy's action is firing-up (precious metals), I discovered this interview with Blair Way, CEO of Flinders Resources. Apologies if it has already been posted and covered, but it pretty much sums up my take on the short term future (link below).
So slap yourself 3 times, wake up, read it, make a reply post that the bloke is a clown, and then drift back to a snoozy wonderland of a world brimming with processed natural graphite. Now where's those 6 new mines Tesla needs?
