Leo Lithium Shares fell by 50% today after being suspended from trading since July 18. The voluntary suspension was due to an ongoing dispute with the Mali Government about various issues that we’ll explore today.
Over the last month, the lithium sector has been thumped. Last year’s hot stocks have been declining this year with losses worse for explorers and developers. However, there’s a little more to this story than just a falling commodity price. Why? Well today, I will attempt to unpackage this. Read on to learn more…
Clean lithium developer Lake Resources saw gains today as it completed injection and extraction tests at its Kachi Lithium Brine Project in Argentina. The tests showed that its direct lithium extraction method is viable and sent it on a path to the completion of its definitive feasibility study.
Liontown Resources announced today that significant progress had been made in the construction of its Kathleen Valley Lithium Project and that it’s on track for mid-2024 production. Shares were down by 0.90%, trading at $2.76 per share.
Core Lithium’s share price fell by 16% this morning as the company posted lowered production guidance for FY24 and FY25. The company blamed early development pains and remained confident it could restore production, but shareholders remained concerned
Tesla shares have more than doubled in the first six months of 2023, rebounding after a tough 2022. The carmaker is the most visible firm associated with the transition to EVs and the green energy transition more broadly. And its success has spurred the entry of competitors the world over. Snaring even a fraction of that pie will be more than enough, the thinking goes. But that’s what I want to discuss today — the perilous reliance on big markets to evaluate a stock’s potential…
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