Nobody here will tell you what to do, as every decision should stem from your own analysis. However, I suggest comparing LKE's prospects with other lithium stocks such as CXO and SYA. Both companies have operational mines that merely require excavating spodumene, crushing it, and transporting it to port for processing, yet they are barely viable. If LKE's anticipated production costs are higher than those of CXO and SYA, and the venture would demand years of development and at least US$1 billion in investment, consider these factors carefully before investing.
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