RE:FCC and it's aversion to Good News.Goatburner,
You are a feet on the groung person, bit I respectfully disagree that "the sad part of it is all the positive announcements made over the past several months are lost". I think that I understand what you are saying in terms of stock-price momentum, but Government support at Fed. and Provincial levels is "not lost", identification of the latest funding structure is "not lost", the process sheet pilot proving and refinements are "not lost", the very significant strategic agreement on purchase of feed as distinct from being a process services provider, is "not lost".
The issue about consolidation of shares is clearly recognized in the public domain by the company and for good reason, in terms of being perceived by Institutional investors and the lending community as more than "a penny stock". Both of us I believe agree that while the marketplace does anticipate, there is still a long way to go between now and when a restarted and expanded commissioned plant, is producing at the target capacity rate and providing good free cashflow in Q1, 2023. I suspect also that multi $millions will be "required" to support strategic advancement of the Idaho mine before FCF from cobalt production is available. I eleminate from next 18 months, beyond awareness and general initiative support, any cash flow (in either direction) which can develop between Kuye Silver Corp. and First Cobalt in the Kerr Lake area as also the battery recycling program, which I see as cash requirement in the 2-3 year horizon.
Patience or the agility of risky timing, seems the retailer choice here over the next 12 months,
Peace,
Good Decision-making to All,
ElJ