I would argue what we are worried about is stability, consistency and most importantly, FOCUS.Is there any evidence thats not the case now, there is plenty of speculation and theories around here based largely on frustration but no sound evidence to support it.
The company is doing exactly what you would expect a miner to do in these circumstances and thats lower costs but the results won't wont become apparent overnight.
He might be an interim CEO but he is still a CEO and in the current state of the market I doubt any aspiring CEO or Chairman would be in a rush to take up the position anyway, after all they have no say on the price of Spodumene and thats the biggest Elephant in the room.
There is no better example of that than CXO where the new CEO is overseeing a crash in the shareprice since he started.
JB spent $2m recently at 15c per share to converted options and that would sharpen anyones focus...
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