AZL ticks all the boxes for causes of failure. If you want to...

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.