Production of lithium mining 2019, page-6

Tattswah, what I wrote is merely my opinion piecing together some key points of history and what I think is happening looking forward at the bigger picture.

My relationship with Dakota is strictly as a shareholder, in fact it goes back to ORO days. So as you can imagine since the SP way back then and experiencing the Lynas free fall I’m carrying scars, even after doubling down I am deep and still underwater. Fortunately I do more than trade for a living.

I work in the PM field in the WA resources and energy industry so I look for boxes to be ticked as a viable business both technically and commercially, and more importantly a clear business plan that is tracking well. I do recognise through experience that political influence can make or break a business proposition. So local media play and govt involvement and reviews is paramount and hugely positive.

So in summary my interest in DKO is in lithium technology, green power and making some money eventually.

I’m absolutely convinced this stock will boom once it shakes Argonaut and the Lynas baggage. The trigger imo is confirming the process technology, Li recovery rates and presenting a commercially competitive PFS. Considering the infrastructure is already in place to me hydropower is the key to being a cheap producer. When power is super cheap you can build all the plant/equipment you want to suit your needs of producing the highest quality Li product ……..that’s the DKO advantage.