Ann: Technology Investment & Hydrogen Certification Responses, page-29

oldgold64, Yes, I think you are dead right regarding venture capital projects; but on following this forum, I get the feeling that we have a fair number of investors and not a lot of speculator/traders. I suspect similar with non-forum shareholders. Investors can justifiably be upset as dividends seem to be a long way off, maybe post 2030 when the board expects LCK to be carbon neutral. And that's a long time to have money they can't afford to lose, being soaked up as the company moves its emphasis from the simplicity of producing and selling gas to very ambitious ventures hoping to be an international powerhouse providing H2 and Urea to the world; something which they might not necessarily agree with. As you intimate, the only way to turn a dollar in the meantime is to sell on the bumps and buy on the dips if you can crack it. eg LCK was down as low as $0.074 today. Unfortunately, it doesn't help a lot for someone working through a broker. J L