Those differences are only ‘compelling’ to some I think dyno fish.
you neglect to mention that if you were to deduct cash at last quarterly from market cap Liontown is valued under $1billion vs PLS at close to $3 billion!
You neglect to mention the debt differences between the companies.
Such things ought to be included in any ‘compelling case’ for who will emerge the ‘brightest’, should they not?
As far as trading volume comparisons go
How many shares in each company?
(Around 3 billion for PLS, less than 220m at LTR?) ??
How many of these shares are ‘liquid?’
And I dunno - maybe there IS a secret accumulator but if so maybe that’s because the leopard hunts the frailest member of the herd?
Sowing positive cheer is sometimes a good thing but in seeding a rationale for LTR being a compelling ‘buy’ opportunity at these prices I wonder if you are propping up your own bias, and I wonder WHO out there would be seeking to seize any ‘opportunities’ and what that would lead to.
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