I am a bit disgruntled at the low offer price considering this...

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11/03/24

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Originally posted by R.C.: ↑

"bowing out"?

I'm just a small investor. Been in since 2013, and rode the long road thru Mexico, and on past Loma Bonita and Mesa de Plata. Never sold , backed SPP and bought on market thru that time and like you watched it all fall in a hole, for me 60cps, and what was our share price then, 2018??
We come home and Tony hooks Andover. Remember thinking "what is this"?
Nickel, hey , and what else?
Then covid crap braking every thing, then big spod., and boom, in comparatively no time, 5 bags on offer for the little guy in a stitched up deal vs Gina and co. knitting furiously.
Small players with any sense will not wait for white knights to fight on points of law.
We get out of the whole show what we were in for : a better than bank profit.
5 bags over the last ten year interest rate cycle is a good return all said and done.
That has been the "action",

I think this race is run, for now, but AZS will not leave my watchlist.

P.S. Still miss Mexico. All that silver and gold.......

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I am a bit disgruntled at the low offer price considering this is a new Li province of world wide significance.
It's being sold for peanuts IMO. However interest rate environment makes it harder for sure. It needs more patience but that's not forthcoming. Creasy wants out, Tony wants out so that is what it is.

Had hoped to see this go to production.

Most importantly I'm not happy that much of the Li will go to China via Gina's offtake SQM offtake etc.
It makes a mockery of the critical minerals agreements.

I always backed Tony and the team because of their clear expertise which has never been in doubt.

AZS Price at posting: $3.61 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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