Holderfor a while but first-time poster here. Finally, some decent discussion withoutschoolyard bickering which is absolutely ruining these Lindian threads. Please peoplejust don't respond to the flaming because it only leads to morebickering which will pee off both existing holders and certainly anyonechecking us out for the first rime. Makes LIN look like amateur hour.
Definitelyagree that Alistair’s presentation in Singapore was 1st class and from where Isit, he seems to be doing a particularly good job. Clearly there were someissues with the recent placement (outside of Alistair's control?). These were unfortunate and hopefully won't berepeated for the good of all shareholders
Ifwe combine the likelihood that there will be some sort of a deal done with the significantbauxite resource plus the amazing discovery at Kangankunde then surelyshareholders must be in a very good place.
Asan investor with 40 years’ high-level marketing experience, it seems very clearthat our biggest problem is low awareness and therefore low interest\involvement.We live in a world with more and more “noise” every day which makes it all theharder to cut-through no matter how good your message! What we do have here onHC however, is a few people preaching to each other. What we really need is aworldwide awareness campaign (which can be done in a surprisingly cost effective way) andtake advantage of the growing geo-political tension between China and the West.In so doing, rare earths could well be the new poster child in the green energyrevolution (maybe even replacing lithium which has lost its star status lately).
Alistair’spresentation in Singapore is a very good, albeit small start to generating thesort of awareness and interest that we deserve (and need).
Chinahas accurately been described as the confident and arrogant, new (Wolf Warrior) teenageron the block who is not afraid to throw their weight around and feels quitebulletproof and keen to test their power by pushing boundaries.
Thishas important implications for us at Lindian. The thing the West controlsthat China wants is semi-conductor chips and the thing that China has is rare earthswith a 90% stranglehold. Given that rare earths are needed for the green energyrevolution but are particularly important for military applications and, with thechance of kinetic conflict between China and the US at its highest ever level, providesLindian with a magnificent international opportunity to cut though the noiseand tell the planet it’s world’s biggest rare earths resource story.
Sucha campaign would reach Presidents, politicians, government officials,bureaucrats, instos, OEMs, brokers, investors, you name it!
Wehave a choice between being subjected to all the current petty bickering and SPmanipulation on the ASX/CXA or catapulting ourselves onto the world stage as a leading light and saviour.
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