RE:RE:Sprott Lithium Miners ETF HoldingsLord knows I, and others, have sufferened thru thick and thin with this group, think at least 10 years now for me. The 10 for 1 share consolidation still stings after all these years.
Anyhow, whats another 18 months in the grand scheme of things, right ? Unless you're already retired and need some additional funds , because the fixed income is being killed by inflation. Anyways, I digress.
Level II not bad so far, walls at $1.47 to $1.50 as I type :
Number of Shares Bid Price
2,700 shares 2,700 1.430
100 shares 100 1.420
1,300 shares 1,300 1.400
100 shares 100 1.390
500 shares 500 1.380
Number of Sjares Ask Price
1.460 5,000
5,000 shares
1.470 22,300
22,300 shares
1.480 13,700
13,700 shares
1.490 8,200
8,200 shares
1.500 52,200
AtoZsports wrote: It is a good sign that Sprott maybe the biggest name in resource investing is putting together a product like this. The general public is grossly underweighted in lithium investments. It will take Century moving up to a major exchange to find it's way into this ETF, but it is very possible they are there in 6 months when this fund rebalances. If not 6 months certainly in 12 months. This can only help matters. Its time in the fund may be short lived however. IMO Albemarle has to buy this company in the next 18 months or sooner. I fail to see how they can let a project like this get away in their own backyard. The only other option is that Century is just bound and determined to go it alone all the way to production, which would be very profitable. However the age of some of the directors and CEO makes me think cashing in to a major is the route this ends up taking. Either way this ends up making a ton of money. Just have to let it play out over the next 18 months.