Thank you for that definition.
....I like how ‘sleeper’ fits in with ‘campaign mode’ - the mode PLS has been in for such a long time.
And the two words combined have connotations to me of asomething well-managed, professional, crisply executed and targeted with clear intent.
Words are so fascinating?
Even more than the two above ( though ‘sleeper’ IS exciting), I liked Ken’s doubling the adjective ‘very’ in his presentation, as per the first part of that sentence from The West story @adavid mentioned before[ref].
“In the periods of time the plant wasn’t operating, the team was using that time very, very wisely to the point that we now have an outstanding facility that delivers the designed results,” Mr Brinsden said.
VERY VERY?
According to Ken, it wasn’t just wise use of time, or even very wise use of time, it was very, very wise use of time
- time that has made over the PLS plant to the point it presumably runs like Swiss clockwork - as much as that kind of operation can? (The Piaget of the Pilbara?)
And the consequences of this wisdom have clearly made Ken very, very excited by your account of his uptempo presentation?
..... And might have made BNP Paribas very, very interested in providing a low interest loan?
....... And I am thinking probably involved PLS ex technical leader, Dr Wang, who -after being with PLS since plant inception - suddenly last February also had a makeover to become Technical Director of Ganfeng Lithium Australia [ref].
He has been working full time on something Ganfeng has a strong interest in..but what?
I am very, very interested to see what comes next and how this potentially very, very exciting jigsaw puzzle fits together, and I very much regret that I keep missing the opportunity to buy a few more shares.
(20min delay)