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Originally posted by 1for1 ↑

Kidman is the lithium equivalent of Syrah resources.. all the upside and more built into the current price.. a simple market cap peer comparison will show Kidman (only 50% owed earl grey might I add) trading around 5 times more than its current peers eg: bgs

Syrah you could argue has an advantage with its advanced stage.. Kidman cannot.. Kidman has mega overburden which will require an expensive tailings damn for millions of tons of rubbish before they hit the good stuff... tons of bloatware built into the price but it has a white knight or a few keeping the balloon pumped up.

FGR has a white knight but it also has an anorexic market cap and huge advantageous over its peers.. the flakers can't compete with our quality or ease to transition into workable graphene let alone our ips and team up with uni professors. Our supposed vien peers are dreamers primarily focusing on raw graphite supply.

No sir, FGR is the goldilocks in the EV tech metal sector... might be a way off but lithium tenements are muddying up the asx materials sector in there plentitude.

Our biggest risk is some semi rich dude writing out a cheque and buying us out for 25c which will be highway robbery in the meta once graphene takes over the world.

I only have 18% of my folio in FGR as its gonna take a while to become a giant.. but I have a lot of faith this is a unique stock... not a dime a dozen you kid man lithium stock.

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I like Lithium Australia, i think they are smart.... might see them involved with fgr in the future maybe...i know they are in fgrs radar, if fgr can see benefit and <> ,
VSPC...
Do our ips extend worldwide ? I noticed samsung arr putting patents on everything they can think of to do with graphene... this will be the issue in time, who owns rights!
Samdung could be yhe mknsanto of graphene...
Old mate Andre hasnt replied yet ...:/

FGR Price at posting: 16.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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