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18/08/18
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Originally posted by TheGekko
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Macroeconomic and broader market factors are the biggest risk to the LPI share price going forward. The Maricunga project fundamentals are second to none and provide it with a significant advantage in attracting project finance. Dont be surprised to see some future market wobbles over the short to medium term and for them to have a consequential impact on the LPI share price. However, I see LPI coming through any market uncertainty and /or correction (if there is any) to realise a very positive financial outcome for shareholders.
I have been a shareholder in this company since 2017 and am still accumulating stock. I see myself holding my entire LPI shareholding until at least 2021 and plan to hold a chunk of it for many years longer, all things going well. The Maricunga PEA showed that economies of scale and very large financial returns for the Maricunga project kick in above 20k BG LCE per annum (NPV of US$2 billion + for 25k per annum). There is no doubt that the available infrastructure and size and quality of the Maricunga resource is going to facilitate future augmentation of the Maricunga project. I want my finger in the LPI pie when this happens.
Hopefully the company's capital structure and its options conversion dilution in 2019 will be its last. This will see LPI with a rather small, relatively tightly held share register which will support any potential future price escalation. Unlike other lithium hopeful posters who make outrageous BS predictions about future market caps and equivalent share prices, I say look at the upcoming LPI/MSB DFS to guage what type of financial return we as LPI shareholders could garner from our investment in this company. If it is anything like the PEA, and the LPI Board and management are able to optimise the Maricunga project's potential, then we are well down the road to future prosperity.
Patience required.
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thanks for sharing a sense of timing guys.. unfortunately it doesn't agree with my view of timeline hence i'll be selling most of my shares if it doesn't show any green-shoots in the next 6 months.. it has a great maricunga asset but till now the mgmt/sp has not shown any spark unlike its peers besides in my view resource quality no matter how good is only one of the twenty variables needed to be successful... almost 3 years (by Dec) is long enough to ascertain if it can rise above others or is just another start-up drifter!!