"you an (sic) the rest of the board luvers (sic) will have to arrange tea an (sic) scones with them outside at (sic) the local muffin shop"
Seriously, mate, that's just raw sewage ... it really is pathetic, (like a warm lettuce).
I make the same request that @Whisky49 recently made: rather than embarrassing yourself by bombarding these threads with lame insults and the regurgitation of ancient history how about listing what you think the Sayona board should be doing from this day on. Don't limit yourself to Buckler and Brown still being on the board, you can assume they are gone and the Sayona board are of the same mind as you. What actions and decisions do you think they should give top priority to?
Moving on ... I thought the release of an update on the merger processes last week by Lucas Dow was timely. He could have held back and included that info in the quarterly report but what with the Canadian election still on foot, the daily gyrations regarding tariffs, the uncertainty and gloom in the lithium sector and lack of tangible news on the merger I think the horses were getting restless.
I know nothing about Canadian politics but I've been trying to keep an eye out for any promises being made by the major contenders that would benefit Quebec lithium players.Below is a link to an article that attempts to summarise relevant promises. It looks the main opposition party is mainly focusing in on a neigbouring state / province (Ontario) rather than on Quebec. And the local mining industry group seems impressed by what the incumbent party is proposing, though again nothing zeroing in on Sayona and NAL.
I also see the US has changed yet again the tariff arrangements, but for today only with regards electronic stuff from China. All this chopping and changing must be wrecking the markets. I think it is important to differentiate between risk and uncertainty. Companies and markets handle risk all the time; risk is quantifiable and can be estimated and managed. On the other hand, uncertainty is not quantifiable given it is unknown. Markets can handle risk, but they are fecked when it comes to uncertainty. And what we have now is uncertainty, not risk. My guess is that in times of uncertainty the best thing to do is nothing.
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