I think @Eyeman has made valid points. They are reasonable views...

I think @Eyeman has made valid points. They are reasonable views to have and aren't aggressively negative. I sense all of us believe in EVs having a massive role in the future, but there's no denying that recently in the short term the EV related shares we hold have been brutally pummelled. I look at my 53% down portfolio balance and am so stunned I don't know whether to laugh or cry. But I think what a share price does in the short term is not necessarily indicative of the future.

I feel confident CLQ will have a bright future and think the share price will likely triple within half a year. But I'm conscious that as a CLQ holder of what is a large amount for me, I probably retained too much stubborn faith that the share price should be higher as in my mind that was only rational. In hindsight I wish I'd been able to stay more "objective" and realised the market wasn't happy with the DFS and jumped off straight away after its announcement at around $1.00, then bought in again now! Could have had nearly double the shares, or only paid half the price for what I have.

I think it's useful to be open minded to the negative perspectives too, so long as they are reasonably and respectfully made, because sometimes they might even be right.