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11/10/18

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Originally posted by cfp ↑

the lithium outlook at the moment doesnt look so good as I said before, so I dont think not being in Guyana exploring for lithium is all that bad, fortunately for us GPP has turned away from lithium and is now exploring for the two hottest resources on the market currently, Cobalt and Vanadium, apparently from what I have read the leases for our tenements are possibly world class and in Australia, it may be a little more expensive to extract but you have the security of not being run out of town by rebels or not having proper infrastructure in place to move the product to port, and dont forget none of this can happen if the no vote is successful, you need the yes vote to get across the line to give yourself any chance of survival, even world class lithium deposits in areas of conflict and infrastructure deficiencies are hurting badly at the moment, GLTAH

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Turning away or burning more cash? I'm not so optimistic with the proposed new focus of the company. I'll go into more depth later today or tomorrow - probably when I finish sorting out my Christmas cards I guess.

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