Some things are not as they appear. The way the adventures read
@Steady Eddy is very much in the language ChatGPT spews out. I could be wrong but it sure looks like it to me. For instance, I put a question to ChatGPT about Liontown
" Write a short story about kangaroos around Liontown's Kathleen Valley mine."
The answer spewed out in a second or two. I have just pasted the first paragraph- don't get me wrong the technology is incredible.
"In the heart of the Australian outback, nestled among red dust and ancient rock formations, lay the Kathleen Valley mine, a sprawling expanse of machinery and human activity. It was here that Liontown Resources sought to extract lithium, a precious mineral fueling the world’s green energy revolution. But the mine wasn’t the only thing that called this arid land home. Each dawn, as the first light painted the sky in hues of pink and gold, a mob of kangaroos gathered on the ridges overlooking the mine. Among them was a wise old male named Red, his fur a rich rust color that glistened under the sun. Red had lived many seasons and knew the land intimately, from the hidden waterholes to the best grazing spots."
Out of interest, I asked ChatGPT a second question - "Write a paragraph about why shorters will fail with Liontown. " In less than a second it provided the following
"Short sellers betting against Liontown Resources are likely to face significant challenges due to the company's strategic positioning in the rapidly growing lithium market. As global demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage solutions surges, Liontown's substantial lithium deposits in Kathleen Valley place it at a critical advantage. The company's ongoing investments in sustainable mining practices and strategic partnerships with major battery manufacturers further enhance its market potential. Additionally, the increasing regulatory push for green technologies globally underpins a robust and rising demand for lithium. With these strong fundamentals and an expanding market, the downward pressure from short selling is likely to be overwhelmed by the long-term growth trajectory and solid performance of Liontown Resources."
Clearly my question above was loaded to give a positive answer. You can literally ask it anything and it will give you an answer, how you frame the question is the critical part. For my interest, I did ask it "Why are shorter shorting Liontown? It gave a 6 paragraph answer instantly but very interestingly to me was that at the bottom it spewed out the following
"Despite these concerns, shorting carries significant risk, especially given the strong long-term demand for lithium driven by the global shift towards electric vehicles and renewable energy, which could ultimately undermine the short sellers' position."
In summation, not all posts are as they appear.
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