Hi mate, just reaching out on here as I'd like to pose a question to you and in so, help not only myself, but others to understand how crucial lithium will be going forward into the green-energy-focused future, particularly electric vehicles.
Since we are both invested in the same rare earth company, I have read all of your recent posts and a topic I found interesting was articles from car manufacturers where some stated that they had done, and some that they are currently doing, a conversion from the ND/PR dominance in favour of more readily available and in so, cheaper rate earth minerals.
It remains to be seen whether or not this is something that will catch on with other car manufacturers but it does pose a concern for the ND/PR dominate rare earth mining companies and explorers. It's the main reason why I'm in said rare earth company and not any others, something you have also said yourself.
Back to lithium, and my question (s) to you, Is this something that could ever effect lithium or if what I have read so far is to be believed, that lithium is simply too crucial as there is not currently, or will ever be, a cheaper and more readily available option besides lithium?
With the big BMW news and Biden's pledge, as well as the Europeans stance, lithium prices seem to be ready to go parabolic. As are we here at PSC I might add
Cheers in advance for your highly valuable 2 cents, mate!
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