Well said @DaisyA,I’m very much still here @Fokai and...

Well said @DaisyA,

I’m very much still here @Fokai and @Northen_munky, I’ve been quietly frequenting the forums, even if not posting much.

Lately, I’ve been preoccupied with leading my organisation and managing some distressing family matters. Life can pull us away from the screen, but that doesn’t mean my conviction has faded at all.

As many know, my posts are usually both calculation and research heavy... and without the time to properly analyse and contribute at that level, I’ve chosen to step back from posting rather than publishing some half-baked thoughts.

Believe me, there is a lot I want to post about including:

• Upcoming developments with the establishment of a critical mineral reserve;
• The Perth Critical Mineral Exchange;
• Fastmarkets lithium futures contracts and what this means for pricing transparency going forward;
• Zimbabwean government banning lithium spodumene exports in January 2027;
• Progress in NCM battery technology;
• Analysis on JPMorgan's increase in LTR position and the mysterious accumulator;
• The potential for a counter-cyclical takeover bid;
• The war between Israel and Iran, with potential knock-on effects on energy prices and subsequent demand for EVs and battery storage solutions.

And of course some forecasting on where I believe the cashflow and financial position of LTR sits.

There is a concerted institutional effort to keep a lid on the LTR share price so that JPMorgan and every other institution can increase their position... given this, for what reason should I be worried? None.

That said, I haven’t sold a single share, LTR remains a long-term position for me, and my belief in the KV project is as strong as ever. There’s much to look forward to.

I hope to return to regular research and posting again soon.

Regards,
CapitalKing