So you start the post saying diesel trucks will be here for...

So you start the post saying diesel trucks will be here for decades and finish with posting an article about petrol cars to Be faded out in less than ten years. And then you say we want the PDN's of the lithium world.

I'm uncertain of where your garbage arguments begin and end to be quite frank.

Comparing uranium to materials used in batteries is like comparing a peanut with your brain. There might be similarities In say sizes, but it is completely irrelevant to the bigger picture of powering the world, not just a few hunks of metal with wheels.

You might want to research the heavy burden that renewables are causing in the world, and the benefits that will be seen into the future from continuing investment and subsidies. Also the amount of energy a battery can actually store.

And also, you say to find the PDN's of the lithium world.... are you NUTS? Look at this companies shares and all the value decimated. All because of heavy debt. So I would advise people on this to NOT find the PDN's of the lithium world, if you don't like throwing money away.

Anyways, I thought I would be able to find interesting chat here on uranium prices and supply/demand and nuclear reactor projects worldwide. Not electric vehicles. Which don't use a single gram of uranium.

I'll let you continue your conversation on batteries and electric vehicles.

Oh and if I were you, I would be very careful about which lithium play you are choosing because at this point in time, anyone considering an investment now will have joined the tail end of the first party, with the first one not beginning for at least another year IMO. Just look at the valuations. Uranium plays on the other hand, they are dormant with signs of upside in an unlinked sector and thus, poised for bigger gains than lithium miners, if uranium price momentum continues.

Anyways, good luck all on PDN. I've never held this company as I said early this year that it was a debt trap, but I very much believe in the value of all uranium mines now including the Heinrich mine.

I'll be on BOE if anyone wants to discuss uranium prices and the economics of it.

Peace out.