MUSKI'm speechless for once! lol It is what it is. You only NEED ONE BIG one in a very diverse portfolio to make the year SWEET!
We are in the right place at the right time. Truth.
I gotta believe there is a BIGGER plan, a BIGGER newswire that follows this consolidation.
There are a ton of environmental reasons beyond MUSK control as to why a TON of JV are suffering.
Sheesh just the fact that SHORTS have a Free fiesta short party since covid GOOD LAWRD not a single limitation on SHORT orders while the WHOLE WORLD ordered to lock down.
I end it there, no sense babbling on bout another consolidating as the bank hikes up another rate.
So.............I'm just gunna put my shares back in the drawer and hold onto the same thoughts as MIKE
Lator gators & gatoresses.
@mike Diamond & Specialty Minerals Summary for March 23, 20232023-03-23 20:45 ET - Market Summary by Will Purcell Nader Vatanchi's Musk Metals Corp. ( $MUSK ) closed unchanged at 3.5 cents on 1,000 shares. Musk is seeking $500,000 for working capital -- exploration, one hopes -- through the sale of 12.5 million shares at four cents. Each share comes with a warrant exercisable over two years at seven cents, a price Musk last hit over a year ago. At least some of the cash should be available for exploration, as at the end of December, the company had over $200,000 in working capital. Musk -- yes, it is named after that Musk, as is its Elon lithium property in Quebec -- carried out a four-hole drill program last fall. Each 150-metre hole tested magnetic targets, and at last report the assays were still pending. Elon is not the only hungry exploration mouth chirping for sustenance: In February, Mr. Vatanchi, president and CEO, said a magnetic survey was planned for the Pakeagama lithium project in Northwestern Ontario. Pakeagama lies along the Electric Avenue pegmatite field, long promoted by Richard Walker's Frontier Lithium Inc. ( $FL : $2.02). Frontier has developed significant resources at two deposits, PAK and Spark, and has one on the way at Bolt. Frontier's deposits lie along a northwest-to-southeast trend, and if one squints, one can almost see Frontier's rigs from Musk's property, just a few kilometres south and west of Frontier's deposits. Elon is also an area play, as it sits just 600 metres northeast of the North American Lithium mine, which produced 907,000 tonnes of ore grading 1.4 per cent lithium oxide from 1955 to 1965, and which subsequently carted two -- arguably three -- junior explorers off to bankruptcy over the past 15 years as they tried to build and run a new mine. Currently taking a shot at resurrection is Australia-based Sayona Mining Ltd., which acquired the project in 2021. Sayona also owns the Authier deposit, 30 kilometres to the west, and it believes synergies will give it a leg up on its predecessors. $PLL $SAY 1