Archives: Questions And Answers
Hi Team,
Which of the lithium stocks in the ASX have the lowest production costs or are still profitable at current lithium prices?
I have a large holding in Brambles and have seen their share price rise by over 20% this year. Most of the analysts seem to contend the share value is fully priced. Just wondering your thoughts, take some profits or continue to hold?
Hi James & Team
I would appreciate your views on ALX as it is a while since you reviewed this stock.
The Share Price has fallen to lows near resistance and looks oversold following the share dilution & fund raising for recent acquisitions last year. Now earnings accretive.
Hi James and M&M, there is an article in https://smallcaps.com.au/sodium-ion-batteries-rise-shift-away-lithium-gathers-pace/ stating that Sodium-ion batteries are on the rise. Sweden’s Northvolt has harnessed sodium brines to produce a battery that contains neither lithium nor cobalt nor graphite nor nickel. The article further states, sodium-ion batteries are seen as far more cost-effective than lithium ones due to a combination of the abundance of the raw material and lower production costs. Does M&M think this will affect the share price of Lithium mines in the short or long term considering the recent purchase of PLS?
I have $22000 invested in AAIG Shares that are yet to list and I am being asked to subscribe to the HALO research base.
Hi guys, Happy new year. What are your thoughts on H-shares. Late last year you had mentioned they were looking like the risk reward was becoming favourable. The falling knife seems to be picking up speed at this point and at time of writing is practical on it’s multi year low from October 2022. Is there a shining light anywhere for the index, do you think this could be the floor?
Regards, Simon
Hi James
Referring to your Pulse Check webinar on 6/12/23.
Of the 5 (ABB, SFR, NSR, SRG and ORA ) active ASX listed Companies mentioned as your highest conviction calls can you give me your current pick if you had funding for only one of these companies.
regards
Debbie
What are your current view on IPH, any change from your view point in November’s Q&A answer on 18th November? Richard
Can you please review PRN? The company appears to be floundering recently. Thanks