American Lithium wie gehts weiter nach dem ....Absturz der Aktie (Seite 171)

[Shanghai2006]

The Non-Executive of American Lithium (LIACF) is Buying Shares
Carrie Williams- July 31, 2020, 10:00 AM

Today, the Non-Executive of American Lithium (LIACF), Simon Patrick Clarke, bought shares of LIACF for $75K.

https://www.smarteranalyst.com/new-blurbs/the-non-executive-…

[Rainydayyy]

Interim CFO?

[phobieeee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 64.615.674 von phobieeee am 01.08.20 09:07:52

Zitat von phobieeee: Interessant... "Interim CEO of the Company, Andrew Bowering".... was ist mit Michael Kobler?

Also im Interview selbst ist ab ca. 0:40 Min von Interim CFO die Rede... LOL!

[phobieeee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 64.615.113 von Shanghai2006 am 01.08.20 02:05:16

Interessant... "Interim CEO of the Company, Andrew Bowering".... was ist mit Michael Kobler?

[Shanghai2006]

Interview with Interim CEO of the Company, Andrew Bowering,

https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2020/07/29/americ…

[LithiumLove]

https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/american-lithium-to-secure-water-righ…

[Shanghai2006]

Lithium Supply - Global lithium resources are present in brine, pegmatite and claystone deposits. In 2019, there were only twelve lithium operations of significance globally. The USGS reports that “six mineral operations in Australia, two brine operations each in Argentina and Chile, and one brine and one mineral operation in China accounted for the majority of world lihiuim production (Table 1). Owing to overproduction and decreased prices, several established lithium operations postponed capacity expansion plans. Junior mining operations in Australia, Canada, and Namibia ceased production altogether.” /1/

https://apnews.com/67387e297bd62a0466832651a618dbaf

[Shanghai2006]

Lithium Demand - The USGS estimates that global end-use markets for lithium in 2019 are as follows: batteries 65%, ceramics andglass 18%, lubricating greases 5% polymer production 3%, continuous casting mold flux powders 3% air treatment 1% and other uses 5%. Global lithium consumption in 2019 was estimated to be 57,700 lithium metal or 307,000 tonnes LCE (table 2). Rodney Hooper (2020-06 - /2/) , a global lithium expert states that “Lithium demand from batteries is set to grow to >800,000 tonnes LCE by 2025 from a base of ~190,000 tonnes LCE in 2019. The majority of that growth will be driven by electriv vehicles (EV) powered by tier 1 batteries with long-dated warranties.” Hooper continues, “Unexpected EV “under demand” in 2019/2020 has resulted in oversupply; however, through a combination of government incentives, penalties & model launches in key auto segments, 2021 & 2022 should deliver unprecedented demand growth.”

https://apnews.com/67387e297bd62a0466832651a618dbaf

[Marko38]

Jawohl, es wird alles gut!

Geduld, Geduld...🤣🤣🤣

[Roland85]

Die Amy’s bringen Bewegung rein!