Just Curious Note the huge deals happening lately, 100 million for Li-cycle, 50 million for Redwood...etc. This is a weirdly double edged sword as this is great news for AMY that this kind of money is out there, but on the flip side is why nothing for AMY. These other companies have been getting deal after deal for well over a year now. Are they that far ahead of AMY? Not really a pioneer... did we lose the recycle business and are now hoping for the up cycle business? Obviously it appears that AMY is dealing with someone who makes EV cars but just curious what kind of Due Diligence was done by the likes of Ford and Panasonic to make their deals. I always felt that Larry was a poor communicator and that deals were likely lost when big executives talk with him. I always cringe at Larry's stumbling podcasts and wonder is this the reason we have no deals? I really don't think Redwood and others are light years ahead of AMY but they may have a better sales team to sell their process. AMY seems to be taking an extremely long time to get their message out. It's always the same news...always positive...AMY has yet again proven they can recycle/up cycle various battery chemistries with high recovery and purity. Time after time it's the same, oh look another 99% recovery, yet after all these years, still nothing. It's hard to maintain a positive outlook when the pattern is always the same...positive news...a little stock boost...no deal....stock falls....repeat.
it's got to make investors wonder. I just hope that this pays off with some huge deal and stock explosion. But as of now it just looks like AMY is being passed over. Like I said before this is becoming a true boom or bust play. And with this latest news, Larry is still able to string us along for the possibility of some huge EV manufacturer investing big in AMY. I wonder if we will still be talking like this next year, just like in 2020, 2019, 2018.....