Found the following info on another board for a very near time...

Found the following info on another board for a very near time lithium producer, where I'm invested for roughly 6 years, it's now my largest position in the portfolio, just saying and very happy thereoff

The next largest positions in this area are two other stocks. Therefore, I will post this here and the other board as it is equally relevant to the core message in both values from that article. So read it in connection to my previous post as of

04/11/22

22:39

Post #: 64600256

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The article is from S&P Market Intelligence Research, pls read it carefully
https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/research/lithium-project-pipeline-insufficient-to-meet-looming-major-deficit

My main take from that article is the following:
"Lithium capital intensity is calculated by dividing the initial capital cost by the projected annual LCE production. This enables investors to compare the development costs of projects regardless of varying production rates".

So when you see the above table and read the article carefully, it is not rocket science for an investor to draw the right conclusions from this, me thinks.

Good luck for doing this all investors here and even all punters here, who will do only a quick buck. But sometimes it just takes a little longer patience, see my first sentence above. Have a nice week and greetings from Germany.