Obviously to whom ?
You are the one that jumps on every post made here with your "factual information" trying to impress up with your vast RE sector knowledge , to let us know that NTU has no viable business, taxpayers funded, blah, blah, blah and to inform us poor NTU holders how clueless we are because Dy is no longer used in most EVs. Then when I asked you to name the current EVs that did not use Dy you admitted you have no clue and asked me to provide you evidence they still used it. LOL
Ok, I'll give you that. You are always on topic even if is the same bs over and over.
Let me see if this reminds you of anyone :
NTU business plan is unviable
https://hotcopper.com.au/search/258291916/?q=unviable&t=post&o=date&c[user][0]=120801&c[visible]=1
NTU is struggling to finance an loss making R&D pilot
https://hotcopper.com.au/search/258292333/?q=loss making&t=post&o=date&c[user][0]=120801&c[visible]=1&c[tags][0]=NTU (ASX)
NTU is funded by Australian tax payers.
https://hotcopper.com.au/search/258292198/?q=tax payers&t=post&o=date&c[user][0]=120801&c[visible]=1
Any factual referenced evidence to prove you claim?
https://hotcopper.com.au/search/258292507/?q=factual&t=post&o=date&c[user][0]=120801&c[visible]=1&c[tags][0]=NTU (ASX)
In at 15c out at 23c not that long before you did pre consolidation and don't really care what you believe. You can go back over the old posts and find it.
Highest price I sold was 23.5c or $2.35 in current money and that was 5-6 months and a few conversions ago.
My LYC trade was more like a short term punt pre consolidation rather then a long term investment. Was considering keeping some money in as LT investment but then the bond conversions at 60% or more below market price began and put me right off Lynas .
Just as well I didn't because not only didn't go up much since I got out but is now even more diluted and IMO is only propped up by bondholders so they can get out completely before the big dump begins. Time will tell.
IMO there is much better LT values in NTU ARU or PEK if you don't mind investing in Africa then putting your money on a company heavily in debt running what now is a few years old plant that has been running at a loss and likely not properly maintained and with local population protesting against the plant. But hey, that is just me. You obviously think your second time investment in LYC will be more successful then your first one . GL2U
If LYC get down to the price bondholders are getting theirs I would reconsider but until then the NTU and ARU will do me just fine as I see real LT potential and value in them .
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