I love me some GXY. RAP is looking g really good too. Bought in at .35 a couple of weeks ago and it just fell back after a run up to .41, will probably jump higher in the coming months. If RAP gets FDA approval in Feb next year it could be our next moon ticket
RAP taken a hit today I've seen. What's the story with them beyond future FDA approval?
William Myers
Should I be buying more GXY?
Juan Long
Tesla ramping up production should also push the price up.
I don't buy penny stocks though.
Ryder Gray
What are you, chicken?
Luis Flores
You probably want to search GALXF
Lucas Robinson
hasnt gone up much lately as all the gmm fggts selling out
Christopher Nelson
>All this hype over a stock that's only projected to be worth maybe 30% above its current price >thinks he knows something about Li2O >hasn't heard of LRS
You can settle for the moon, we're focused on the stars beyond.
LRS:
- 70,000 Ha claim over proven deposits in Argentina (the new hotness in the "lithium triangle") - Argentina is forecast to nearly triple it's share of world lithium supply from 11% to 29% over the next 10 years - Front-running hard rock lithium exploration which has been completely over-looked in Argentina - Patent approved for the L-Max extraction process. Cheaper process of extraction from micas proven in it's mini-lab - Controls the majority of known hard rock lithium deposits in Argentina -Just finished a cap raise to continue on with the next phase of development meaning no fear of price drops.
Think GXY mid 2015. 10 fold increase over the next 2 years and the absolute lowest entry point you'll be afforded before we leave you all behind.
Latest presentation. I've done the hard yards so all you need to do is enjoy easiest gains of your short NEET existences.
Adam Gutierrez
how the hell am I supposed to trade this? it seems to have a non-ASX ticker but it looks like a phantom stock
Eli Phillips
It's an ASX stock
Gabriel Perez
i'm going to try to trade the American one tomorrow and see what happens
will report back when the markets open
Andrew Bell
Yep.
How many shares do you have and which broker did you use?
Asher Kelly
200,000 and commsec
I've also got holdings in IAM (formerly SRT), AGY and GXY in regards to Argentinian lithium.
Im telling you, markets are closed now but the next week is going to kick off a slow upward trend with reasonable jumps with every major announcement. During the CR someone was bot trading the SP down to accumulate huge amounts. A lot of the weak hands were shaken off, the rest of us took advantage and did some accumulation of our own. It will never be this low again.
If i had more free cash or had sold my investment property in time, i would have bought a lot more.
Adrian Walker
What is the American one? I can't find it
Ryan Fisher
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Austin Bailey
its still all about CNJ, GXY, BAR, those guys are working hard and its not even the true shortage, wait at least for 2017 and further.. this is not short term
Parker Martinez
I hope you fags bought SRT back when it was being shilled. Now relisted as IAM and flying.
Gavin Butler
here. When I try to trade this on fidelity it says >Error: (000925) We are unable to process your order at the current time because there is no last trade price available for the security. It does list a bid and ask though, with a fuckhuge spread >bid: 0.1145 x 5000 >ask: 1.25 x 100 Like I said, phantom stock.
LNRDY
Ryder Hernandez
DeGiro LRS fees are a joke.
Aaron Reyes
I bought SRT @ 2.3 but only took a small position (50000). Oh well, profit is profit i guess
Chase Baker
500k at 2c baby. Was a bit scared when things were oddly quiet during the halt but very happy now.
Andrew Russell
>What's not to like about this stock?
it's a great stock, in all honesty I am certain it is going to get bought by FMC. everything points into that direction.
Dylan Wilson
Why the inclination?
Adam Ross
Im thinking of dropping this stock and putting it into BLOC
Chase Cruz
>Why the inclination?
- they are one of the only two producing lithium junior in the world that can deliver (ORE is the second and it struggles with LCE quality for a year now)
- they offer hardrock (Mt. Cattlin) aswell as brine (SDV) LCE production, which is from a riskmanagement perspective ideal, since they are able to produce low-cost through brine as well as on point through spodumene
- why FMC and not ALB, Tianqi or Ganfeng? ALB just did an acquisition some weeks ago, Ganfeng has Mt. Marion as an asset that is currently developed, Tianqi controls Greenbushes but could acquire additional production capacities. FMC is the only major that needs to step up the game if it wishes not to get squeezed out. Considering that GXY hired a large portion of ex-FMC lithium managers and SDV is located right next to an FMC brine production site, an acquisition by FMC would be the most plausible solution. They would be acquiring a hardrock production (which they lack) and additional brine production with next to no cost of developing infrastructure since it is already developed, thus just adding to the already developed site which their own.
David Brown
Why would GXY aquire GMM if they intended to just sell to FMC anyway?
Seems like there pretty uncertain of the future lithium price, while listing other like Macquarie and Deutsche forecasts as expecting to double by 2021. Also noting that gxy will have another delivery ready in December.
It looks like a good buying opportunity right now
Brody Powell
it's nearing the peak of a the bull trap phase and then will normalize
Parker Hill
How much more downside are you expecting?
Nathan Reed
Perfect time to get in.
Guaranteed gains as the risk has all but passed, but the price is still low relatively.
Just one of their mines is expected to turnover 500 million per year.
Carson Evans
What is this nonsense?
I think this might be the single most demented attempt at "advice" I've ever seen on Veeky Forums, and we have constant cryptoshit threads.
Zachary Wilson
>Hard Rock not brine >no drill results >extremely late to the party
This one is running on 100% pure meme power.
Tyler Kelly
Don't buy new lithium exploration companies.
They have missed out, and are too far behind the money.
Unless they are relatively set and ready to construct by now, they are out.
GXY is one of the few that remain safe and strong buy recommendations.
Joshua Foster
Today's the first day I've been in the red on GXY/GALXF since I bought it in April. Someone please tell me it's going to be alright.
Dylan Lopez
Back up 10% today. It dropped originally due to a Macquarie report saying it's price target is 0.41aud. This is an extremely conservative report which most agree to be unfair.
Recently there's been reductions due to uncertainty over future lithium prices and perhaps the explosion battery saga.
I'm looking to buy back in, like you I'm an April buyer.
These companies' valuations are like weather vanes. They can leave an index as fast as they can enter.
Asher Clark
Does anyone have any "on the ground" knowledge of what Chinese demand for lithium is like? If we're in a bubble then I would expect demand to look like it is rising but for a more subdued reaction from those actually purchasing lithium. A lot of miners or close-to-mining companies already have delivery contracts which is nice to see but in terms of whether or not we are in a bubble, on-the-ground information is probably more valuable.
Julian Carter
China is finishing 4 gigafactories. Those along with Tesla and Boston Power, lithium demand is set to triple in the next 5 years. At this stage i think there are plans for more gigafactoires in China but they're holding out to see how supply goes.
At this stage without the gigafactories being online, lithium is slightly undershooting demand by a few thousand tons. Supply will catchup in the meantime but once the factories come online supply will fall behind again.
Samuel Myers
cause we're talking about ASX market just want oppinion. I hear the market or property market is going to crash when the feds raise the rates or some shit about a housing market bubble in Australia. I've bought into TPG Telecom at 11.90 expecting it to go back up to 12.30+ from wanting to open operations in Singapore and bidding on mobile market in new zealand. Since I've bought in the most it has gone down was about 3.5 percent and I can't find any information or news of why this is happening, is it because of america changing rates and we are being affected by it or is it because people are worried about the housing market collapsing and that it will cause collateral damage to the stock market? can someone, explain to me, what the fuck is going on? I don't mind leaving my money in TPG for a year till it makes profit but if it's about to crash and I'm going to lose my investment for 5 years I want to know cause from going on google/yahoo finance I can't find any news and there are no announcements released? I'm obviously not experienced at all so that's why I've come here so someone can explain to me what is happening ( at least today the price went back up to 11.85 ) and no I didn't buy TPG on speculation although I like what they're doing with there company and it's positive but I honestly think the company holds great value and always seem to have positive reports. someone help me out bruh
Jackson Gomez
If you think TPG has a great business, then you should look forward to a crash, so you can buy more shares cheaply. I'm invested in Vocus (since 2011) and have no intention of selling them, even going into a major market downturn.
North American noise about interest rates can be ignored.
Sebastian Phillips
congrats on your insane profit lmfao how many shares do you hold? and yeh I know I should look forward but then again I want to diversify my portfolio. Just making sure that I haven't done something dumb as fuck
William Collins
How's my investment strategy senpai? >under 1 cent per share >under 5 mil. MC >above 0.0 cents per share