Ann: Trading Halt, page-47

Time in the market beats timing the market. When I first started looking at lithium companies, it appeared to me that they were already richly valued-- they have more or less held their value. Talga did not appear richly valued, and admittedly it has slipped since my first buy-in price.

I don't think we can judge the story of talga after 1 or 2 years. Certainly those who have been in talga for 4 or 8 years might have more to say. Amidst all of the uncertainty I have learned that I am happy to have talga in my investments, but I am also glad I didnt go "all in". Yet.

I don't think Talga wants to raise capital, it has to. I think MT was overly optimistic when he expected to have permits by now, and now we all pay. But. I think that MT's optimisim is what allowed him to make this company. Who among us have the patience to work for 15 years before turning a profit? My goodness, the optimism and drive required. MT is human, but I have to salute what I foresee as the foregone conclusion which is easy to see now, which in 2014 could not have been more than a vague glimmer of potential.

I agree with the consensus of this forum, the Stellantis announcement really de-risked investment in this company. Once the capital raise hits and the prices begin to settle after a week or two, I am going to be buying. A lot. A lot A lot. Not all in, but, a lot.