Critical Elements Lithium Corp V.CRE

Santa Claus Rally?

[sheeplesleepers]

Wishful thinking?

News before end of 2023?
WISHFUL DREAMING?

Good luck to all who hold this never ending story.

[dalesio_98]

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[dalesio_98]

Yes, wishful thinking. GLTA

[monkeyhere171]

Well for once next week I'll be a buyer.. but really hope Managment gets their sh*t together and I don't bury my money here for another 2 years as that would be bad. Able to save myself selling at $2 but never thought I'd be worried buying CRE below $1... permitted project in safe jurisdiction that qualifies for IRA supply chain. Oh well, decisions decisions ...

[Dareg]

We know what the value is in the ground. Permits in place. Someone should eventually pony up the cash for financing this project. What could go wrong? Seriously, what could go wrong? Government waffling on EV transition mandate, North American big three now dealing with skyrocketing labour costs, and how many current investors will dump the stock at the first sign of higher SP? Anxiety is at an

[HopeIBoughtLow]

Oh Dareg, I agree with you completely. This seems like an eventual slam dunk. Unfortunately we are now in a position where we need to try and stop the bleedout and fill the 2 dollar void now created.  OF course we are not alone.  CRE is in muchy greater shape than many others. We don't market worth a damn though.  And we couldn't hit a timeline to save our life it

[UlyseesConstant]

LIthium prices have collapsed by 75% since early summer. (<$20,000/tonne) Strategic partnership discussions drag on. Tax-loss selling will exacerbate the short term selloff and stock-price collapse (we're nearly 70% off highs).  Debt financing could be crippling. Hope is not a strategy. CRE needs a strategic partner soon otherwise they will remain an exploration play for years. CRE

[m73hx454]

Seriously, what could go wrong? Benchmark minerals predicting oversupply until 2028? Goldman (aka the ones who got it right so far) predicting long-term spodumene price only 1000 USD/t? Canadian miners like CRE on the upper end of the cost curve, less cost-competitve than Australian spodumene and less cost-competitive than Argentina brines? Africa even lower on costs...  Other