RE: RE: RE: CLQ Mwolverine you are right I have no crystal ball. I already listed three fundamental specifics I thought were holding the stock back. General market conditions, a $50-million dollar shareholder class action lawsuit (about half of CLQ,s current market cap) and a large and further growing share count. Currently CLQ has 265-million shares fully diluted. To raise the remaining $30 million needed would add another 60-million shares at $.50 cents a share. Perhaps the price per share will be higher and they will throw in some warrants to ease the short term pain. We should know the specifics next week.
The closest you can get to a crystal ball for predicting Canadian Lithiums future is Talison Lithium. Taslison Lithium has been producing lithium for over 25 years. They currently supply 60-75% percent of Chinese demand for lithium. They have over 30% of the global market. Their Greenbushes property is the highest grade lithium deposit in the world. They have a brine project in Chile to give them the added benefit of mining brine and ore. There is a minerals conversion plant coming on line at the end of this year, and they have $84 million in cash reserves. So what is the market cap of Talison. To be fair (and to make you feel better Mwolverine) lets use the 52 week high of $5.08. So 112.1-million shares outstanding X 5.08 = $569,468,000. Now take that market cap and divide it into 300,000,000 shares outstanding for CLQ and you get $1.90. So there you have it. If CLQ was producing over 30% of the global market for lithium, had 25 years experience, had $84-Million dollars in the bank, and had multiple projects on the go its 52 week high would have been $1.90. However CLQ does not have all this going on so I estimated $1.00 per share accordingly. I personally am long CLQ and believe in this company going forward but $2.80 is a long shot with this large of a share count. They have a long way to go to achieve a fraction of what Talison has done.
Perhaps Mwolverine you could enlighten us on you're thoughts were this company will be 3 years out, and give us some fundamentals to support it, or do you're predictions simply just involve a dart board.