What you don't realise is that I get asked about your...

What you don't realise is that I get asked about your questions all the time. Since coming on this social media app many have wondered who I am, usually when that character realise I post things before announcements and predominantly (not all but most) what I post eventually comes true.

What hits a nerve for me and what is ridiculous are people like yourself that seem to believe you can have easy access to financial advice and company profiles and guidance by asking questions on the internet, despite such advice cost thousands of dollars, such as report to compare PLL and EUR as if they are comparable - they are not by the way except for the sheer fact that they mine for lithium. Different markets, different corporate governance structures, different capital structures yet since PLL happen to have be publicly listed in US and ASX, it's worth comparing as if what happens to PLL would happen to EUR/CRML. But you're not really asking that are you?

For what reason you're asking these questions of me? Would my giving you the answer get you to decide whether or not to invest? No. You're not doing it to listen to me, whatever I say, you're doing it, revealingly to prove some kind of point. We have seen your questions time and again and the same outcome. You are asking to respond not asking to understand. THAT is what is ridiculous and revealing.

Not to dismiss your sentiment, merely please go hire yourself a consultant and financial advisor. It's tiring to listen to your type of posts, I am sick of them, you're not the first and certainly not the last with increasing interest on EUR, wanting to appear considered but really looking for gotcha moment. You're not sincere or genuine at all. Just a trader passing by. Yet you command as if you deserve the answers you're looking for. As if I owe you an explanation.

No thanks. Please ask someone else. You remind me of a poster who ask questions they already have their own answers to and no matter what anyone else say even from experts. I'd rather nip it in the bud and do not want to start that with you.

Good luck with your portfolio.