Bing, IF KP can execute the forward plan, and I am sure he is looking to do so for little or no shareholder dilution, then any lithium sector recovery over the short to medium term should deliver the requisite reward to shareholders. Like you, I stayed with LPI due to the premium quality of the Maricunga project, but PLL offers better management, lower sovereign risk and a more diverse portfolio of projects. If PLL management can deliver over the next four years then there is no reason why the PLL share price cannot be many bags of what the price is now. And I am talking MANY bags.
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