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My 2nd pick

PLL is dual listed, NASDAQ and ASX.

It is at 100/1 ratio, so currently it is US$44 on NASDAQ and 64cents on ASX.

AU64c x 100 x exchange rate(0.68) = US$44.

So when you read valuations of $180, don't get too excited, they are talking the NASDAQ price.

Positives
As JohnDe has noted above, PLL has 4 projects in the pipeline, so well diversified in the lithium space.
Near term producer via NAL/SYQ. PLL also has an agreement with SYA where PLL has rights to the 1st 113000t ( I tried clarifying this, but it turned into an unreadable mess, basically the agreement was made when Lithium prices were low, so now it becomes a windfall for PLL at SYA's expense, is how it looks to me)
USA policies are supportive of North American lithium projects.
Their November 2022 presentation lays it all out.

Rodney Hooper has a few youtube vids that are positive on PLL, some of Rodney's presentations look agricultural at their start, but he presents good info and reasoning.

<blockquote data-quote="houtman" data-source="post: 1207241" data-attributes="member: 9253">My 2nd pick PLL is dual listed, NASDAQ and ASX.It is at 100/1 ratio, so currently it is US$44 on NASDAQ and 64cents on ASX.AU64c x 100 x exchange rate(0.68) = US$44.So when you read valuations of $180, don&#039;t get too excited, they are talking the NASDAQ price.Positives<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">As JohnDe has noted above, PLL has 4 projects in the pipeline, so well diversified in the lithium space.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Near term producer via NAL/SYQ.&nbsp; PLL also has an agreement with SYA&nbsp; where PLL has rights to the 1st 113000t ( I tried clarifying this, but it turned into an unreadable mess, basically the agreement was made when Lithium prices were low, so now it becomes a windfall for PLL at SYA&#039;s expense,&nbsp; is how it looks to me)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">USA&nbsp; policies are supportive of North American lithium projects.</li>
</ul>Their November 2022 presentation lays it all out.Rodney Hooper has a few youtube vids that are positive on PLL, some of Rodney&#039;s presentations look agricultural at their start, but he presents good info and reasoning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="houtman, post: 1207241, member: 9253"] My 2nd pick [B]PLL[/B] is dual listed, NASDAQ and ASX. It is at 100/1 ratio, so currently it is US$44 on NASDAQ and 64cents on ASX. AU64c x 100 x exchange rate(0.68) = US$44. So when you read valuations of $180, don't get too excited, they are talking the NASDAQ price. [B]Positives[/B] [LIST] [*]As JohnDe has noted above, PLL has 4 projects in the pipeline, so well diversified in the lithium space. [*][B]Near term producer[/B] via NAL/SYQ. PLL also has an agreement with SYA where PLL has rights to the 1st 113000t ( I tried clarifying this, but it turned into an unreadable mess, basically the agreement was made when Lithium prices were low, so now it becomes a windfall for PLL at SYA's expense, is how it looks to me) [*]USA policies are supportive of North American lithium projects. [/LIST] Their November 2022 presentation lays it all out. Rodney Hooper has a few youtube vids that are positive on PLL, some of Rodney's presentations look agricultural at their start, but he presents good info and reasoning. [/QUOTE]

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