Again, how can you blame management? Please show me a lithium...

Again, how can you blame management? Please show me a lithium company that was able to "manage" its way out of the lithium price bust. Its a sector issue, how are you suppose to sell a commodity that had a rough over supply of 30,000t LCE? (https://roskill.com/market-report/lithium/) I pointed this out before, if we were producing during this and had massive debt payments from the infrastructure build we would've been mothballed and likely worse off. Look to see prices start to rise as new EV competitors seek to secure supply chains to meet gov stim support, put some pressure on MOU buy sides then ride this next lithium wave which is building. If lithium prices start to rise, and the company doesn't progress, then Ill look closer at management and ill agree with you but until then I don't agree with your anti management outlook when all teams are in the mud.