re: Diving deeper on Standard Lithium?

Do you think the delay is the reason for the lose of momentum? How far does this drop if we get a bad release?

Yeah I think almost no one outside of people on this thread and maybe a few analysts out there are following their annual report. Maintaining a base above $10 in advance of JV news would be great imho. Other stocks like ALB and LAC ripped hard as well and look to be taking a minor breather, we are just trending roughly with them. Not sure there being revenue on the report would be a huge deal either, if the JV is done they have guaranteed revenue with Lanxess as the buyer for the carbonate. This remains a stock all about the future, and the annual report is more of a snapshot of the past.

They took my stick brah.....sorry, I did my best.

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What's the long term ceiling on standard lithium? I bought in on a whim last year and am kicking myself for not going all in. That ship has sailed but still wondering what people think it's long term valuation should be

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I think there's not enough information to answer the question.

We can talk about current Lithium prices and extrapolate that they will probably increase. We can speculate that they may have access to additional locations for extraction but without knowing how many and the costs at those locations (from those brines) I don't think any public information is adequate for a close estimate

I hope others will correct my thinking if I am mistaken

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It will be to me. Smack says they have been producing lithium carb at demo plant for over a year. Lanxess has agreed to purchase it.
They should show some revenue if this is true. If there is no rev then I will be worried.

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That's what I ASSUMED. As of yet, no sale of production reported to Oil and Brine commission. It would be 150-250 tons or so at most according to what they said demo plant could produce in a year. It may be stored and not sold. They shipped quite a bit to Canada for SiFT unit and somewhere in like Illinois for traditional final processing to compare costs and efficiency. SiFT won. Wanna say like 20 tons of lithium chloride, can't remember for sure how much exactly.

I think just showing on paper that they have in fact produced tons of high grade lithium chloride would boost the stock price. We know they have, but it's not abundantly clear to investors that haven't been digging, reading, watching podcast etc. Mintak said it on Cramer but it wasn't worded clearly IMO.

Plus royalties haven't been set. They are probably wanting those to be set first and then sell. They are bound by traditional prices, thus royalties should be as well, at least initially. If landowners over value the lithium resource, it hurts the entire project. I'm afraid lease owners make be expecting bigger checks than it warrants. I'm wondering if they're not waiting for precedents to be set elsewhere. It should also be based off market price. If they are cheaper, more efficient and more profitable, they shouldn't have to pay more. If they weren't, those profits wouldn't exist at all.

How will it get that high when it’s red every single day

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Galvanic is interested in a JV with the 100,000 acres they've leased, but I'm sure SLi would want them to pay for all the prep and that would be a project for down the line. No testing has been done on their lithium concentrations to my knowledge.

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Saltwerx lists average concentrations of 325 ppm and 4 million tons on their website.

Sad that a trump stock can go up 100% in one day when our green vegan cruelty free vaccinated bipoc/lgbtqia+++ ally stock goes down

I’m literally shaking

I lost all of my grocery money for this week. Looks like it’s free water from work for breakfast lunch and dinner for me.