re: Diving deeper on Standard Lithium?

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I started reading at about the $1.80 mark

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I first got in for 1000 shares at $0.70 a share on the first page of this thread. I called it my lottery ticket, but if this revolutionary process worked it could grow to dominate lithium production.

I'm sitting at around 35k shares now.

Can we like

Finish green today

Ilst ifan Pqeff and igex keeping me above water but only being +8k for the day aint impressing the ladies at the bar

Eta: and cybl

If it makes you feel better I have 40k shares and my life still sucks

I told y’all my whining in this thread makes it go up

From my fingers to the market’s ears baw

Let’s finish above $6. I added some more there Wednesday thinking we were about to blast off again with a PC the way it was moving premarket. Guess that comes on Tuesday. Those are our moon days now.

BOOM! Buyers at the bell to turn our little princess green for the weekend. Let's do this all again next week.

Here is a link to an article in the July issue of AMP Arkansas Money & Politics. Highlights the potential for a nice win on your lottery ticket!

Mintak said “Our demonstration plant is a first-of-its-kind-anywhere technology. A successful commercial development will make Arkansas a global showcase for sustainable lithium extraction.”

“Our hope is to have a final investment decision to begin commercial development before the end of the year,” Mintak said.

LINK

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By the end of the year? Hope he is sandbagging - we need to hold the lead

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That is a very different timeline from what he’s stated previously correct? If I remember correctly he last said FID by July.

y’all should be happy he’s being honest and transparent.
this is a long hand you are playing

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End of year would be significant backwards movements.

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No, it wouldn't. That read funny. It's have JV finalized and start construction on commercial expansion by end of year. And we're talking about more that the 3 Lanxess sites and the Tetra site. Those are just the first step. There are already old inactive areas that have been cleared and prepped for further production. He referred to those in another interview. They will take more money to get up and going than the Lanxess and Tetra sites. Lanxess has put money into prepping those sites, plus now have 60 brine production sites worldwide. SLI put significant money in build SiFT unit and other work during border closing. Initial JV having to be adjusted. Both parties are still moving forward. Basically working out formalities of contracts as situations have changed. But SLI is NOT going to further dilute ownership to raise funds to proceed further. If Lanxess sits on arse too long, nothing is stopping Tetra from funding SLI's work at Tetra site. Lanxess is on the clock. They frick this up and their investors will make sure heads roll. I continue to add to my Lanxess holdings as well. Solid company, still undervalued in my opinion. Have made strong moves to bolster profits in bromine production and many other areas not related to Arkansas site.

And how do we know the JV isn't being adjusted to account for their acquisition of 30-60 brine sites in Europe over the past year or so? That's just speculation, but a big coincidence. Europe wants European lithium in their batteries and vehicles. Lanxess now in lithium business.