Ann: Goongarrie Nickel-Cobalt Project Pilot Plant trials commence, page-6

Further to the argument in the previous post, I have drawn up a rough list of 17 battery-metal miners (and three big miners for comparison). The stocks are separated only by their current market capital. So, if you had a $1,000 to invest, the list gives you the relative size of your part-ownership in the company. Just simply divide the market cap by your investement (e.g., $1,000). For example ARL has a market cap of $92 mil, so $1,000 invested gives you 1/92,000th of the company.

top tier (in billions) : BHP - $104 bil, Rio - $34 bil, FMG - $14 bil,

Battery-metal miners (in Millions):
$1,000 -$2,000 mil: PLS - $1,570
$500-$999 mil: CLQ - $805, AJM - $573,
$200 - $499 mil: MLX - $483, AGO - $417, AUZ - $273, TAW - $227, AML - $208,
$100 - $199 mil: AVZ - $171, HIG - $147, CLA - $124, COB - $111,
$50 - $100 mil: ARL - $92,
<$50 mil: EMH - $43, KRL - $37, WKT - $37, BPL - $16,

Anyone can please add stocks to the list. Of course market cap is not the only important factor, but it is one that must be considered when investing. (Other factors include, progress towards production, etc) Perhaps we can say that the smaller the market cap the more volatile the share price. Good luck amegos.