re: Diving deeper on Standard Lithium?

If there's been anything frustrating about this stock it's that it's the one I intended to flip the positions that turned into bags into. I Cut two positions loose today and the rest I'll hold on to. Upped to 12000 and lets roll.

I will add small amounts unless it takes a good dip then I will add 500-1000 at a time depending on size of dip.

Been a fun week Baws... next week could be even more interesting.

quote:

---

I am really starting to get optimistic. Hopefully in 2-3 years we are part of something really cool

---

We all got in early. Not even listed on the major stock exchanges yet. Just wait til this company gets noticed. I think they become mainstream sooner than we realize.

LINK

Too bad the great reset will happen before we all cash out in 2030 with a billion dollars

Of all the terrible long term plays brought here this one actually has my attention. If this has been addressed in the thread already, forgive me, but what’s the general thought on their seemingly unlimited amount of authorized shares? They’ve been very willing to dilute shareholders over the past few years.

Seems like some of you are pretty close to the company - is this something that’s expected to continue as aggressively as it’s been?

Agreed.

Your thoughts are worth more than mine but to add my two cents:

There isn’t a legit company on earth that wants to put AS into the market and increase OS. It’s obviously a common denominator in pump and dump stunts but sometimes it is a necessary evil to raise capital for a legit project.

Exhibit A:
Lanxess (I stress, fricking Lanxess) should not, could not, would not allow their name to be associated with a common OTC PnD this late in the game. They continue to allow SLI to PR joint venture efforts and associate with the company. That alone should be a pretty solid bet that this isn’t a share selling scheme.

Exhibit B:
Stock dilution is done for two reasons. The first and most common is to sell shares to pay the “salary” of the C level members of the bogus company. The second, less common, is to actually raise capital for a legit project that will be revenue producing and deliver shareholder value. The last raise they did was fully funded before the announcement and was at almost market price. When you want to artificially make money you cut deals with other scum bags and sell for a fraction of the current share price. They are getting serious investors to issue shares to.

Exhibit C: The NYSE listing comes with revenue requirements to remain listed (revenue offsets the need to raise money via dilution) along with stringent reporting that would negate potential OTC PnD money making potential. They had to demonstrate near term revenue opportunity to get listed because their most recently reported revenue is zero. That’s positive.

Also, if they wanted to sell more shares to dilute shareholder value and make executive money, they could do another offering and flame out under the radar if they didnt list. At this share price it would be more appropriate for them to not list and continue diluting if they had more offerings in mind. Or PR that they “applied for an uplist” (please see ABML recent uplist application which is never going to be accepted, but they will have a dilutive offering soon) to pump the stock for their next offering. SLI didn’t even PR the freaking application. Just the immediate acceptance. I deal in OTC all the time and this scenario is wildly uncommon. You PR the uplist application for the pump because you know it isn’t going to be accepted.

Exhibit D (and likely the most important): Investing in SLi as an MT poster gets you access to a hat so exclusive and rare that AncientTiger would make a giddy OT post about it if he found one at a garage sale.

And that’s just with regards to this AS:OS