The Lion having to raise capital at .73 pretty disappointing but I guess they had to sure up the books, management has been pretty good over the years so back them in.
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Portfolio has had a ridiculous run though recently, never seen so much green.
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The lithium bear market is finally over (or is it?) Latest demand, supply, and price drivers, plus ASX lithium stocks to watch
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I'd love someone to walk me through why lithium explorers are a good investment. I've also been under the impression that there is an abundance of lithium, and unlike copper, for example, its use is more targeted and more replaceable. All this could be fairly ignorant on my behalf, hence the question.
1. You are correct lithium isn't hard to find.
2. We are still going to need a lot mined.
3. I would not touch any explorer with a barge pole, not when you've been able to buy quality like pls that has been smashed with a brilliant balance sheet with the best mines.
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Only buying the index during a once in a lifetime AI revolution is so bizarre to me.
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A lot of the junior explorers with 'big' resource books are in brine rather than rock.
I think about 7 years is your standard timeframe for a junior explorers to produce lithium from brine - I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.
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Arafura eyes multi-million-dollar boost for Nolans
Export Finance Australia has signalled a potential multi-million-dollar investment to advance Arafura Rare Earths’ Nolans project in the Northern Territory.
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Trading below the cr price already.
Gina the hutt not going into the ltr raise isn't confidence inspiring.
Think I might sell some there with this run up and just unload pls for around a 30% profit.
Then if it pulls back a fair bit again put it back in on pls.
Think I might sell some there with this run up and just unload pls for around a 30% profit.
Then if it pulls back a fair bit again put it back in on pls.
What do people think about shorting the asx atm?
To me it feels like the market’s over valued
To me it feels like the market’s over valued
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"The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay insolvent"
Many world indices are overvalued on a historical basis and the US is basically in recession as we speak (noting technically it is a lagging indicator). The Mag7 doing a lot of index heavy lifting over there.
I'm still hoarding cash as I'm expecting a pullback. No idea when so I'll wait and short when it happens.
Look at cba.
I'm not smart enough or more likely have the right mentality to short anything.
Better off just trying to buy low sell high.
Better off just trying to buy low sell high.
CSL now SHL stinking it up.
Sonic at least you collect a handy div payment, csl has been stuck in a trading range for 5 years.
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I think the ASX will be one of the better performers over the short to medium term.
A country with a mandatory retirement savings program for its wealthy residents that direct those funds predominently into its local index is hard to ignore long-term, add to that the index has a significant commodity exposure, it feels like a decent bet.
That said, I'm no more informed than the average investor; we're all playing with our crystal balls.
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My understanding is that the recent positive movements in the US have been non-Mag7, though I could be completely wrong.
I suspect Trump will win his Fed battle, and the markets will lift off, which, of course, leaves room for the eventual pullback and my comments below.
I think holding a decent amount of cash so that investors have the ability to buy in on the dips is always a good strategy.
Of course, this cash should be outside the emergency funds.
Hope investors in WAF made their money and got out. Sounds like another AVZ. Doubt I’ll ever see my $8K again…
Wow sorry that sucks man, I owned them a few years ago before they started mining. Made a few bucks punting on a couple of others in Africa but that's alway the risk other there unfortunately.
The 2 blokes that do the ABC financial reports are knobneads.
Bell Direct changed their fees to now include $5 for sub $1k trades and $10 for sub $3k instead of a flat $15.
About time, they were too expensive for a discount broker. If I wasn't so lazy I would switched to CMC ages ago.
About time, they were too expensive for a discount broker. If I wasn't so lazy I would switched to CMC ages ago.
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Get ready for a US stock market correction, say the experts
Some of the biggest stock market names are cautioning investors that a potential correction could be on the horizon. What can investors do to prepare? The post Get ready for a US stock market correction, say the experts appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Further rate cuts in Australia may soften the blow a little on our markets.
Take care little.