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Standard Lithium Ltd T.SLI


Primary Symbol: V.SLI Alternate Symbol(s):  SLI

Standard Lithium Ltd. is a Canada-based near-commercial lithium development company. The Company is focused on the sustainable development of a portfolio of lithium-brine bearing properties in the United States. The Company's projects, the Phase 1A Project and the South West Arkansas Project, are located on the Smackover Formation in southern Arkansas, a region with a longstanding and established brine processing industry. The Company has also identified a number of highly prospective lithium brine project areas in the Smackover Formation in East Texas and began a brine leasing program in the key project areas. The Phase 1A Project is a brownfield project being developed in cooperation with LANXESS Corp. The South West Arkansas Project is a greenfield project located approximately 15 miles to the west of the LANXESS facilities. In addition, the Company also has an interest in certain mineral leases located in the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, California.


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Comment by Blademakeron Dec 14, 2014 7:12pm
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Post# 23229551

RE:RE:RE:BM Says SLI Management Is Breaking The Law

RE:RE:RE:BM Says SLI Management Is Breaking The Law
dryhumper wrote:

Blademaker, The NI 43-101 is a set of rules and guidelines that must be followed by reporting issuers when reporting on . Read that again. Focus on "rules and guidelines". No focus on guidelines.

Now that we have that cleared up we can agree that the very nature of the NI 43-101 leaves it open to some degree of interpretation and flexibility. The degree of flexibility that can be utilized by an issuer is dependant on whether or not the information is material.

Additionally, the guideline is only applicable to properties that are material in nature to the company. The Tesoro property is not material to the company, nor was it material to the company going into the drill results. In and of itself, the Tesoro property is and was of no value to SLI other than the hyped promotional value derived from shareholder speculating. Since the property was not material to the company the results do not fall under the scope of the NI 43-101.

Had the stock not been over promoted the results would have had very minimal impact on the share price. Technically speaking the result themselves were not material. Again, this means that they do not fall under the NI 43-101's scope.

It is rare for early stage exploration projects to ever report Azimuths. If St. Elias Mines broke laws then so have about 75% of the other listed venture companies. What all of those companies understand is that the primary factor in any disclosure is whether or not the information is material. All other guidelines are an after thought to that. This is why you are chirping on a stock board and Presidents and CEO's run companies.

Had St. Elias Mines been reporting on a resource or reserve the azimuths would have had to have been published because at that point they are material in nature because they contain information pertinent to the structure of the ore body and they can be important in determining the true width of the ore body and the true width of the sampled portion.

If you want more information on the subject I can send you a few links. You desperately need an education.



Id love to give an appropriate reply with links and definitions but my tab keeps crashing and certain aspects of posting arent working correctly at this time. Ill try a bit later.
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