re: Diving deeper on Standard Lithium?

I thought the JV was 30% stlhf: "70/30 JV in favor of Lanxess AG with an option for Standard Lithium to achieve 40% subject to attaining certain milestones"

Extraction has been around for many decades. So, fundamentally, this is not revolutionary in concept. Picking the right reagent and conditions is the magic part. Also, long term, some processes can generate tar like materials that can reduce efficiencies and time between turnarounds. This doesn't seem like it would have that problem:

Standard Lithium has developed a proprietary process called “LiSTR” that uses a solid ceramic adsorbent material with a crystal lattice that is capable of selectively pulling lithium ions from the “tail brine” or waste brine after it has gone through the bromine-extraction step. The ceramic adsorbent materials are mounted in stirred-tank reactors that contain the tail brine. In the second step, the adsorbent releases the lithium for recovery.

A key issue is how clean and effective is the reconditioning of the absorbent.

It is. A more favorable split is just conjecture. No facts or knowledge involved

What is this red color today? Haven’t seen that recently...

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X3 I am old!!!!!

But I wanted 3.79

$4.02 just hit again.

GL, what platform are you using where you see specific trades, open or fulfilled?

I think Power Etrade shows it too. I don't use it because I prefer the cleaner look and streamlined data, but helpful if you wanna really get into it.