Draw your own conclusions that's fine. I too will do the same.
If your investment sensibilities are getting tweaked, then look at the original poster's name, see its me or whoever you don't agree with, and then... don't read the post mate.
Seriously, just ignore whatever I say. Most people do exactly that.
The reasons your investments are not performing as you wish has nothing to do with me.
I think the reasons for today's 7.89% drop in SP are more structural, more global, and more environmental in scope than any rantings from some hippy from Cox Pen Rd with a shitty NBN connection.
You can shoot the messenger as much as you like bro. I am not the problem here.
As I see it, the real problem is a poorly thought out, and soon to be poorly executed business plan.
And it would seem that many smarter people than I, are also coming to the same conclusion.
We (the locals) do not have to automatically succumb to the notion that 'any mine is good, lithium is good, jobs and growth yada yada'.
Guess what? We (the people/voters of the NT) have a right to question the doctrine, the business model of your (shareholders) enterprise, and the environmental consequences of your best laid plans.
Anyhow I have over the previous months tried to alert you shareholders, that this not the only pathway to making money out of lithium.
And I will point out this simple fact again : producing lithium using diesel is a high-water mark in human stupidity. We can do better.
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