There is no question that if AZL has any future, it is in...

There is no question that if AZL has any future, it is in Canadian brine and not Arizona clay. They even made a “Top 10" list here:https://investingnews.com/dle-lithium-stocks/Although the market cap had fallen enough by the time this was published, it would not have qualified. Still, it gained a pip or two, on higher volume, when the story hit the Internet.

My fascination is with those who think AZL is the only game in town. No one wants to compare it to the competition, which does not suffer from dilution and a history of poor management decisions. Still, I could see AZL as 10% of a lithium brine portfolio, just in case its luck changes. Or a buyout offer comes through from a bigger player.