RE:I just want to shareI know the company. They hold stake in various properties that will provide minerals for ev's and alternative energy. They traded .20-.25 for the longest times. They get royalty payment from the mines. So far, the companies that are killing it more so than those making anything are companies that provide the source material. I saw grat at .17 and recommended it to a friend who unfortunately did not take a stake in it.
My problem with mining is that I don't like the environmental impact it has although I like the greening component.
That said, I did not take a stake in grat because of the environmental impact despite the company doing everythng it can to reduce it. When i was looking up info open pit mining seems more destructive then the other. I invest in companies that may have mined and find ways to extract minerals from metals and things like that and tend to avoid those that are still mining or oil and gas but I will have to think where i will stand so far--i am on the fence with these types of companies.
Any company with graphite is huge! Anything for the battery market so the raw resource mining companies are thriving while all these types are getting killed or not performing nearly as well pound per pound--good suggestion!