Frontier Lithium Inc V.FL

Canada orders Chinese companies to sell stake in lithium

[Raff007]

Howard Klein, president of the lithium advisory firm RK Equity, says ordering Chinese firms to divest themselves from three small companies doesn’t advance Canada’s ambition to participate in the battery supply chain. He says the move might scare off future Chinese investors. That could make it harder for Canadian firms to raise money, especially since North American investors are wary of mining projects. He would rather see Canada commit to large levels of public funding for battery projects, as the US has done. “There are sticks against China,” he says. “Where are the carrots to fund homegrown projects?”

https://cen.acs.org/energy/energy-storage/Canada-orders-Chinese-companies-sell/100/web/2022/11

[diabase1]

Where are the private investors? Are they all gone? Pension Plans etc etc!!

[Ttinto]

IF WE HAD A PROFESSIONAL TOP DRAWER IR team and strategy, our stock would be well north $4.00........but sadly, the Walkers don't see IR as a priority. 

[Raff007]

Ttinto - I see ur point..... Hear me out - what is FL most lacking is better communication - like I said in earlier posts - FL as a big problem communicating follow up with shareholders. We dont need a IR team to promote the stock - FL will promote itself - We have seen in the past the best of the classe in promoting its stock - Do you remember Nemaska Lithium ? Those guys were the best....but

[qwerty22]

Piedmont has swung back and forth between $40 and $80 this year, it's down 10% in past few days Lithium America has done similar. There is a whole world of variables out there that has these companies doubling and then halving their market caps over the course of a few months. Frontier is no different. It's not all down to IRs.  

[cashworx45]

https://nasdaqnewsreports.blogspot.com/2022/11/verge-of-breakout.html

[yureja44]

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