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Even if you ignore wash sale.

There is a risk with INR until it gets its permit that we need to accept which is reflected in the SP.

Us holders can say whatever we want about minimal risk or even no risk in relation to buckwheat but it is obvious the market in general doesn't see it that way.

Also if I did not already own a ton of INR and was on the side lines looking to invest in a Lithium Play, I don't think INR would be top of the list. There are plenty of less risky shares than INR at the moment that might have lower capital growth but faster return on investment horizon.