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Yes true - over the last twelve months LTR is down 64% and PLS 66%. But does that matter. Its not a competition -both are solid operationally.

What Sharejon is getting at is the issue of shareholder confidence - shareholders have a right (based on historical analysis) to be more confident in the future economics and shareholder gains where Directors have the opportunity to take up more shares and do so with their own capital - it is a great morale booster - and whomever be your god - he or she knows that we need such boosters at a momentous time like now.

I'm a bull for both companies long term. And having bought LTR between 2.70 and 50c over the years have shared the pain over the second lithium winter, and now this tariff tantrum, but join in the group praise for the Directors, CEO and his team in this venture, which will, one day, end up making some profits for all holders. Commodities are cyclical and they are doing what they can. Well.

But given present circumstances I agree with Sharejon's point that Director support would instill a higher base price in this market.

As a holder until last week with eyes to the Lithium spring?