Critical Elements Lithium Corp V.CRE

53 days

[SOURCEMAN1]

Let go CRE
If you can't sell the primo lithium with the highest recovery rate in the world
Might I recommend you hire a salsman.
The CRE name isn't even mentioned on rock stock channel anymore .
Your  billion dollar company is trading for peanuts .
Lets get some new blood in the offices
Doing the same thing every day produces the same result .

[HopeIBoughtLow]

You have no clue what is going on in the offices and neither do I. This isn't some back slapping, bottle of Scotch in the drawer, come on in and let me sell you a Buick sort of deal.  Tons of variables that even the experts can't agree on from one day to the next. Anyone who's willing to sign their name to a 600 million commitment right now will have a shaky hand.  Even if a

[Boursicotte]

We god fooled

[Jaded84]

In the private sector, every one of these donkeys would've been out of a job years ago. Unfortunately, in the public market, they answer to no one and can collect their massive salaries with zero accountability. Also, the stock isn't at risk of tanking, it already has

[JRVansant]

what do you mean in the private sector? this is the private sector lol the public sector isn't publicly traded companies, it's government services. Accountability comes from the shareholders.

[Jaded84]

It's clear what I mean....a publicly traded company. And IF they were truly held accountable by the shareholders, they wouldn't be sitting where they are today. Show me evidence of them ever being held to task by shareholders.

[JRVansant]

The only reason I corrected it is because there is a common sentiment that the private sector is much more efficient than the public sector because the private sector is governed by market forces.  This belief is often used to justify the privatisation of public goods and services.  However, as you noted, the private sector is also riddled wirh inefficiencies and the "invisible