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Frontier Lithium Inc V.FL

Alternate Symbol(s):  LITOF

"Frontier Lithium Inc is a Canada-based mining exploration company engaged in acquisition, exploration, and development of mining properties. It focuses on elements like lithium, tantalum, rubidium, and cesium by exploring for lithium, cesium and tantalum classified pegmatites. Geographically it operates in one segment, Canada. Its main project is the PAK lithium project."


TSXV:FL - Post by User

Comment by DoggerJTon Apr 09, 2024 10:38am
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Post# 35978930

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Frontier Lithium/ JV Stocks

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Frontier Lithium/ JV StocksAs much as I would LOVE to see an influx of capital into FL and peers, I’m not a big fan of artificial fixes like forcing pension funds to invest in an inordinate amount of Canadian positions. At 25% they are already over-invested in a country that represents between 2% and 3% of global investment opportunities. As well, the Canadian market is very narrow with limited exposure to significant industry sectors, which would result in lower risk-mitigating diversification opportunities.
 
RRSPs limited foreign exposure to 10% for a very long time, later bumping it to 20% and 30% before ending that limitation in 2005. I believe it was found that the Canadian marketplace didn’t suffer at all once those constraints were removed, though it’s highly likely that pension funds returns did suffer somewhat from a lack of investment opportunities over the years.
 
I try to keep in mind that these pension funds are extremely important to all of us and I don’t want people messing around with their mandate… which is to ensure the hard-working people that contribute to them enjoy the best risk-adjusted returns and retirement income streams possible.
 
Again, I’d love to see someone force investment our way but I don’t believe it would be a net positive for Canada.
 
My two cents... Or 1.5 cents USD
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