Its Over, page-20023

...This illustrative Table on lithium stocks show what difference it makes to exit just when the 'story' starts to sag, rather than holding for longer.
....it clearly shows that when stocks have provided incredible returns over a short period of time, it is a fallacy to believe that the longer you wait, that incredible returns would become more incredible. That may be the case for stocks with low market caps that have yet to reflect full potential valuation, but not for larger cap stocks when valuation growth depends on everything else (commodity price, market, capex, opex, growth, operations etc) going right.

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5	Column 6	Column 7	Column 8
0		27 Dec 21	10 Oct 22	Chg%		27 Dec 21	10 Oct 22	Chg%
1	ALB[/B]	$ 233.77	$ 237.47	1.6%	SQM	$ 50.43	$ 82.64	63.9%
2		10 Oct 22	24 Jul 23			10 Oct 22	24 Jul 23
3		$ 237.47	$ 208.05	-12.4%		$ 82.64	$ 74.61	-9.7%
4		24 Jul 23	24 Jan 24			24 Jul 23	24 Jan 24
5		$ 208.05	$ 121.69	-41.5%		$ 74.61	$ 48.76	-34.6%
6		27 Dec 21	24 Jan 24	-47.9%		27 Dec 21	24 Jan 24	-3.3%
7		27 Dec 21	10 Oct 22	Chg%		27 Dec 21	10 Oct 22	Chg%
8	PLS[/B]	$ 3.20	$ 4.69	46.6%	AKE/LTM	$ 10.40	$ 14.56	40.0%
9		10 Oct 22	24 Jul 23			10 Oct 22	24 Jul 23
10		$ 4.69	$ 4.95	5.5%		$ 14.56	$ 15.20	4.4%
11		24 Jul 23	25 Jan 24			24 Jul 23	25 Jan 24
12		$ 4.95	$ 3.53	-28.7%		$ 15.20	$    8.20	-46.1%
13		27 Dec 21	25 Jan 24	10.3%		27 Dec 21	25 Jan 24	-21.2%
14		27 Dec 21	10 Oct 22	Chg%		27 Dec 21	10 Oct 22	Chg%
15	LTR[/B]	$ 1.66	$   1.635	-1.5%	CXO	$ 0.580	$ 1.140	96.6%
16		10 Oct 22	24 Jul 23			10 Oct 22	24 Jul 23
17		$   1.635	$ 2.75	68.2%		$ 1.140	$ 0.700	-38.6%
18		24 Jul 23	25 Jan 24			24 Jul 23	25 Jan 24
19		$ 2.75	$ 0.92	-66.5%		$ 0.700	$ 0.185	-73.6%
20		27 Dec 21	25 Jan 24	-44.6%		27 Dec 21	25 Jan 24	-68.1%