When the upswing becomes obvious most investors will have missed...

I'm in agreement with you Regent parrot, as I pointed out in my above post there is more interest in the big lithium stocks and they are in the process of moving off their lows and holding onto the gains made. News coming from regulators and law-makers in countries in Europe and Asia (Germany esp, China and the conditions in India) in respect of clean energy, cleaning pollution and devising more efficient methods to make polluters pay the true cost of their damage has to be a positive signal for lithium producers and Giga-battery factories.

Also, more good news on 'faster charging batteries:
1)
https://www.cell.com/joule/fulltext/S2542-4351(19)30481-7?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS2542435119304817%3Fshowall%3Dtrue
2)
https://www.realclearscience.com/quick_and_clear_science/2019/10/30/new_lithium_ion_battery_design_could_allow_electric_vehicles_to_be_charged_in_ten_minutes.html
(These addresses were found not by me but another poster whose details I failed to record, for that I apologise for not citing the person). These outcomes if as assume will eventuate can only bode well for the sector.

When the upswing becomes obvious most investors will have missed the opportunity, this is because buyers prevaricate, always wanting the lowest price, expecting tomorrow will bring a better opportunity to buy. Rarely ever works when momentum buying sets in.

Yes, it may take a while for LPD to break out of this range-bound trading, however, if the announcements which will flow over the next few months coincide with greater domestic economic confidence stemming from international dispute settlements (trade-tariffs respite), European, Japan and Chinese fiscal stimulus to try and avoid falling into recession then the coming New Year is likely to be prosperous. A Santa Clause rally is due, this could be the one this year; and flow through the next.

For anyone wishing to background LPD Able77, Beton2 (Beton2 .01/11/19 11:50 Post #: 4119689) have very interesting posts on the thread Lepidico Ltd: Aspect and Direction.

Well worth a look.

NPJ