AZL General Discussion, page-16637

AZL ticks all the boxes for causes of failure. If you want to look at it through rose-colored glasses, it's your privilege because it's your money. AZL had two free passes from BLM to explore the entire claim, not just 4% of it. You think management made a good choice, by going after investor money with its cherry picking? Time will tell.

I am always amused by what Australians think about US politics, and lately Sino-American relations. Phones made in China with Chinese lithium now have a 57% market share. Perhaps some of the lithium comes from China's favorite colony, Australia. And perhaps some of the rare earths come from the US mine that sends 90% of its ore to China for further processing. In any case, now I'm waiting for the experts on Canadian politics to show up here. AZL management got one thing right -- DLE, if successful, will be a lot cheaper than processing clay at a remote location. So Prairie may produce enough income in a few years, to pay director salaries.