RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:$6.20 In 2024 ???? The way I see it, there are three major differences that separate us from PMET. The first is grade. PMET has struck some exceptionally high grade spodumene which is not actually that important. Sure higher grades are better and all but the end goal is SC6 or 5.5 or whatever is best you can do. As per Rodney Hooper'D recent YouTube video, grades as low as 3.8 are coming out of WA and being sold on contract. The impurity profile is equally as important or more important than the grade when it comes to this lithium. We are not talking about gold here, however, many investors, especially those new to lithium mining do not yet understand the importance of purity and grade.Whether your spodumene ore is 5% for 1% when it comes out of the ground, it still has to be made into 99.95% hydroxide and what makes up the remaining 0.05% is equally as important as the rest. However, many investors look grade and see bonanza.
There are two other factors separating us from PMET and they are Ken Brinsden and Joe Lowry. We actually have a Ken Brinsden, his name is Steffan Harber, however, we have had him for quite some time now and he is exceptionally silent. As for Joe, he endorsed PMET a while and disclosed that he was a shareholder.
And I would agree, the name patriot doesn't hurt them either.