Deciphering Lynas, page-443

For sure. Ultimately theres no alternative. Im concerned hhowever that as BRICS gathers pace the US dollar devaluation will create huge deficit and repayment issues and the global renewable push will lose momentum. Even in Australia i believe the huge energy price increases will soon have effects on EV sales. 25 pc increase next month alone. I personally wont buy EV until im forced into it , and right now im far from it. Clearly the amount of coal and gas AU exports alone tells me thatsignificant countries are keeping fossil fuels as safeguards. Ie Germany is bringing fossil fuel generation s back on line. Lynas is in a great position and we will do very well. But apart from Australia ,where Chris Bowan is leading our country on a path to energy unaffordability, the more sensible countries are running green in parallel with black coal, gas. Im seeing soon the US will have more to worry about than the green push and we may see that at the next US election. Im penciling in Michael Pence as next President and Lynas to be at around 9.60 10 dollars in 12 months. Too many shit sandwiches keep turning up for a successful renaissance of renewable affordability