Check out the Global Lithium Podcast Episode 92 Seth Goldstein All issues discussed bode well for STLHF although the company is not specifically mentioned. Here are the positives: 1. Financing for junior minors is a major stumbling block - 2. Overall costs can be a real killer Both 1 and 2 covered by our Laxness deal 3. Li Demand will continue to outpace supply for several years 4. We are coming out of a trough for Li prices 5. Market price of Li is going up faster than expected 6. Battery grade Li will drive price
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Nice interview with Robert Mintak. His final statement succinctly sums up why Standard Lithium is a great investment.
Void of COVID set backs, what do you think the growth potential for Standard Lithium could look like over the next 3 years? Is this a play to eventually license out their proprietary extraction technology?
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No panic, but in Germany it dropped 10% within 30 minutes. Fighting with the supportline from the rocketing on the 19th.
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Not doing too shabby today here either......:)
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From October Joe Lowry article: As far as US projects, I rank Piedmont third behind LAC’s Thacker Pass and Standard Lithium’s special situation DLE project in Arkansas. Both LAC and Standard have significant partners with deep chemical experience.
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Not getting rid of a single share......when they open the border back up this will really take off...IMO.....and in the mean time it will keep just creeping up which is just fine with me........
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Up big in Germany and Canada Monday.
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Buying Opportunity at our doorstep. The recent sell off I believe is due to the just announced more restrictive international travel requirements. Not only is a negative C-19 test required but also imposes a 10 day quarantine. This will push out even further Lanxess' review of Standard Lithium's demonstration plant. There is no change to the underlying investment thesis just means a bit longer wait for this to all get sorted out. In the meantime, shares should be accumulated IMO.
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Emily Hersh shares her opinion on Standard Lithium. Fast Forward to the 6 minute mark if you are in a hurry but I do recommend listening to the entire interview.
Today is the day SLL is going to pop to 5 CAD ! Glta
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hey SLL crew. Very excited about this, have the German engineers started to validate the process?
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what's going on? I can't find any news
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Nice weak hands you guys got. Thank you for selling and letting me buy all the shares at this price.
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Another just short of 11% gain for the day.....not too shabby.......:)
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Technicals I find the monthly charts with moving averages very helpful in assessing the daily price moves. Right now, STLHF monthly chart is showing a normal strong uptrend and the variation in price so far in February is normal. Basically, a reversion to the mean of the monthly moving average. For those of us who have been lucky enough to have made good money with the recent explosive move ie. <=100%, there are different opinions on what to do. In this case, the high for the year is 3.11 and we are ~ 2.55 today. That’s an 18% drop from the high. Some advisors feel a mental moving stop loss is helpful in making decisions on when to sell a stock that’s made good money. In this case at 3.11, $2.33 would be the sell point. As the price goes higher, in this case above $3.11 then you would multiply .75 times the new highs and that would give you your new mental stop number. Another option when good monies been made is to take out your initial investment out so whenever you’re looking at your portfolio you know you’re looking at pure profit. Of course in the case of STLHF, the fundamental issue is - will people lose interest while we’re waiting for Laxness to be able to get to the United States to make their final decision? In my mind this will be a definite go and any drop below the mental stop of $2.33 may be another good buying opportunity.
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Excellent price drop - got another 20k shares
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STLHF is cruising today......:)
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Loving the upswing on the last day of the year today... keep the momentum going into 2021 and beyond!
All issues discussed bode well for STLHF although the company is not specifically mentioned.
Here are the positives:
1. Financing for junior minors is a major stumbling block -
2. Overall costs can be a real killer
Both 1 and 2 covered by our Laxness deal
3. Li Demand will continue to outpace supply for several years
4. We are coming out of a trough for Li prices
5. Market price of Li is going up faster than expected
6. Battery grade Li will drive price
https://www.streetwisereports.com/article/2021/01/18/lithium-developer-benefitting-handsomely-from-renewed-ev-interest.html
AT 15:20 minutes into his most recent podcast episode #91 he talks about his purchase of Standard Lithium stock.
https://www.globallithium.net/podcast
As far as US projects, I rank Piedmont third behind LAC’s Thacker Pass and Standard Lithium’s special situation DLE project in Arkansas. Both LAC and Standard have significant partners with deep chemical experience.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlYf7E6zOyg
I find the monthly charts with moving averages very helpful in assessing the daily price moves. Right now, STLHF monthly chart is showing a normal strong uptrend and the variation in price so far in February is normal. Basically, a reversion to the mean of the monthly moving average.
For those of us who have been lucky enough to have made good money with the recent explosive move ie. <=100%, there are different opinions on what to do.
In this case, the high for the year is 3.11 and we are ~ 2.55 today. That’s an 18% drop from the high. Some advisors feel a mental moving stop loss is helpful in making decisions on when to sell a stock that’s made good money. In this case at 3.11, $2.33 would be the sell point. As the price goes higher, in this case above $3.11 then you would multiply .75 times the new highs and that would give you your new mental stop number.
Another option when good monies been made is to take out your initial investment out so whenever you’re looking at your portfolio you know you’re looking at pure profit. Of course in the case of STLHF, the fundamental issue is - will people lose interest while we’re waiting for Laxness to be able to get to the United States to make their final decision? In my mind this will be a definite go and any drop below the mental stop of $2.33 may be another good buying opportunity.