RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Cup n' Handle On A Weekly ChartMy opinion - We will most certainly see a recession in 2023, it will not be as bad as 2008 housing market crash, but Global stock markets will all be affected, however, the price of lithium will remain strong. The price of lithium is now being driven by demand for EV's, supply will remain in deficit, simply because for the time being electric vehicles are for the rich. And rich people will not be as affected by a recession nearly as much as the rest of the world. When lithium supply increases and the price comes down to more sensible levels the price of EVs will also drop and they will become more affordable for the common man. Hopefully by then we are through this recession. I did not come up with this theory on my own, Joe Lowry, Howard Klein and Rodney Hooper all seem to agree and I am just paraphrasing what I have heard them say on their podcasts. They support this theory by the fact that despite record inflation, wait times for EV's continue to grow longer. Personally I can't wait to buy an EV, regardless of the sticker price it will cost a driver less in the end, $2.00 per litre gas is not manageable for anyone who does any amount of driving. Add to that all the regulations that are coming worldwide which will force manufacturers to go electric. Recession or no recession the electrification of transport is underway, it is in its infancy, but it is started and CRE is going to do very well. Jmho