Good News & Bad News, page-25705

When logic sleeps...a lot of panties seem to bunch up in the temporary cracks that appear - due to excessive clenching. That said, those of whom are awake to the broader market ructions, the Machiavellian artistry of the BEOT (market mafia) in terms of the lithium space, and the coincidence of lithium's seasonal variations in light of said broader market activities, will understand the positives for PLS as they unfold.
To clarify the positives, first consider that the transport revolution, as too stationary battery storage, is still in full swing, but much like a goil in the light cotton dress she can also cause some excitement as the swing descends - use your imagination . By that I allude to the irrefutable observation that this lull in the carb/hyd/spod price is merely a product of said Machiavellian/seasonal activities combined with, what looks to be system global banking risk; the latter a risk that does not affect PLS. BUT - it will affect the lithium explorers and near-term producers in as much as future financing of projects will be limited, the result of which will cause some to fold, and a lack of supply when the inflation/banking/broader market dust settles. And who will be left standing in that market devoid of aspirants in the land of high demand and limited supply, given said aspirants have been severely delayed by the liquidity gap with the energy revolution continuing to ramp up? Might I suggest PLS and the other lithium majors . And keep in mind that some of those majors and near-term producers might be entangled in the banking confusion, which may leave them exposed to predatory activity by the well-heeled, like PLS. Just another reason why a PLS share buy-back would amount to a fool's errand should the broader market continue to deteriorate. Certainly, a time to keep one's powder dry and the musket loaded. TO THE VICTOR GOES THE SPOILS - and a freshly ironed pair of undies.