The whole market is now pricing in recession (maybe global) next year. Hence all metals and chemical prices down. I think 2024 will be more of the same pain but those producers, like PLS that can hopefully survive the lower prices, will come out the other side stronger. It is confusing for sure. Joe Lowry must know what he's talking about when he explains how difficult it is to actually be a producer and not just an explorer. Things will turn. We are on a sturdy ship here. PLS will survive and thrive. Yes, Hancock and Minres can't be barking up the wrong tree. Sure they know the future of this industry.
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