The Dawn of EV, page-684

Actually investing in marketing is probably the biggest waste of shareholders funds, rather them stick to their core business and let results do the talking. This is what they've been doing ever since PFS came out last year, and share price has, and imo will continue to, reflect this. A Swiss ESG fund was said to have bought in at $2.20 in the last capital raise, and as we move towards zero carbon manganese I suspect more of these funds will invest in E25. We are just early.

Look at VUL and their zero carbon lithium's success, we could easily emulate that if the zero carbon battery grade manganese project NPV is sufficiently high. From here to VUL's market cap would mean $10+ share price, something I can see happen in the next few years, or even earlier.

I hope you can see why I would rather not see shareholders funds being used to pay pump and dump stock publications for short term traders to get their pump and dump.