Can't believe I'm finally nearly out if the red on Adairs, things must be going good.
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Hear you but the market has had a huge run and brosdly it's not cheap, arguably expensive.
I have a lot of cash that I wouldn't mind deploying but aside from resources it's really hard to see anywhere to put it.
Then again I'm usually overly bearish.
The travel sector is one that has not just been down but smashed, any thoughts.
I have had FLT for years, now back in the red.
I have had FLT for years, now back in the red.
Not a sector I get involved in. Very little growth potential or xfactor about any of it. What catalyst could hit that area to see a huge bump in profits for anything? It's run as efficiently as it could possibly be within reason, I just don't see anything changing to bother investing...
Mining - they find new shit to dig up
Tech - creates new efficiencies, new tech, inventions
Bio - cures, new therapies etc
What could even change in travel?
What will happen to my $8,000 invested in AVZ?
Unfortunately AVZ's lithium may as well be on he moon.
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I'm not convinced the lithium bear market is over. Especially any company relying solely or partly on brine.
Sovereign risk is going to be huge in the new few years too as the geopolitical sands shift. Mali are in a phase of semi-nationalising a bunch of foreign owned assets, others likely to follow suit.
Sovereign risk is going to be huge in the new few years too as the geopolitical sands shift. Mali are in a phase of semi-nationalising a bunch of foreign owned assets, others likely to follow suit.
Hope didn't snatch at the falling cxo knife.
I still hold a fair chunk of ltr, probably just hang on don't need the cash.
