If the argument is power density, then sure, this tech is way behind. If the argument is cheap, long lived, stationary battery banks then it has merit. If it can compete with lead-acid, there's going to be a very reasonable market.
The risk in this investment is simply speculation on speculation. I'll hold a few thousand shares and hope they bring a product to the market, but it's going nowhere anytime soon.
Ann: Lithium Australia produces Li-ION batteries from mine waste, page-19
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