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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Avalon Advanced Materials Inc T.AVL

Alternate Symbol(s):  AVLNF

Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. is a Canada-based mineral development company, which is focused on vertically integrating the Ontario lithium supply chain. The Company’s projects include East Kemptville Tin, Lilypad Cesium, Nechalacho Rare Earth Elements (REE), Separation Rapids Lithium and Warren Township Feldspar. The East Kemptville Tin-Indium Project is located approximately 45 kilometers... see more

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Post by elitespooner on Jan 25, 2021 8:21pm

Income Stream

We will have income coming in from CHeetah, the NWT light Ree's.

Regarding dilution, ya clean it up, easy ! 1 for 10..done

Having a partner in Thunder Bay, beauty and a 5000 ton bulk sample to continue a feed. All a good plan in these days of electrification.

Im looking forward to the decision on the Heavy ree's.

Other than that the norm, maybe some cash for some exploration on the Cesium play.
Comment by toppgunn on Jan 25, 2021 9:12pm
Hoping that AVL would of done some restructuring and puzzled why decide to do a placement at .18 cents.  Technically if AVL did a rollback at say  10:1 then got financing at 2.00 for 10-20 million, AVL could do real well and progress to getting a mine build.  Shareholders would be well rewarded for those that bought below a dolloar.  The losers would be those that bought ...more  
Comment by jazzlistener2 on Jan 26, 2021 7:43am
share dilution is the last thing that would benifit present shareholders. It would be like pulling the carpet out from under your feet. those who buy after a consoldtion have a fair chnce but the present holders would be hung out to dry. 45 years of trading tells me this.
Comment by Nick1969 on Jan 26, 2021 9:59am
jazzlistener2 I don't have 45 years of trading experience like you . But after 3.5 years of waiting , seeing no improvement just hope and  empty promises , I decided to sell all my shares after more than doubling  my initial investment and either find another opportunity or just wait for something else to come along. AVL certainly holds a lot of promise but ..it needs a major ...more  
Comment by toppgunn on Jan 26, 2021 10:41am
Share dilution works very good for a progressing company and disastrous otherwise for a company that is in  trouble i.e. no demand for product/resource, price of goods in a downtrend.  This is where you lose big time in otherwards.  Absolutely no chance on return. Hence, for Avalon if there is going to be a lithium mine being built and there was a 10 for 1 rollback and company ...more  
Comment by arcoe1 on Jan 26, 2021 1:57pm
My 40 years in the markets tells me that roll backs never as in NEVER work long term. All they do is provide management the opportunity to dilute all over again ,eventually running the share price right back down to where it started from ,only this time with far more shares outstanding. It is my fervent hope that Bubar is wiser than some on here promoting consolidation of the the share structure.
Comment by toppgunn on Jan 26, 2021 2:10pm
I beg to differ.  T.ORA  Aura minerals is a recent prime example. Up about 1000% since the share roll back.  
Comment by arcoe1 on Jan 26, 2021 2:24pm
You can differ all you want. Consolidations don't work long term, period. You will come to realize this as you gain experience in the markets. Your given example merely illustrates that exceptions don't prove rules. I for one have been invested in Avalon long enough that I don't wish to gamble on the chance of it just being another exception.  
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