In the short-medium term, a lot of cumulative events can impact the sector; both in positive and seemingly negative ways. Therein, lies the opportunities.
We all know what Galaxy’s catalysts are, and the entire process becomes a waiting game.
We can all continue to speculate as much as we are inclined to; but sometimes, it is good to just make the investments, and then, just sit back and watch as events play out. It’s a long game, and it’s best not to become too burn’t out, in the early stages.
Management have all of the company information, local and global knowledge of the lithium sector/demand/supply scene, and will negotiate, around any obstacles that are encountered along the way.
The best decisions will be made, in the long term interests of the company, and the shareholders. IMO.
It’s too early to be stressing so much, even though, some Galaxy shareholders have been around for the best part of a decade already.
It’s the developments that happen from hereon in, that will be some of the most important and exciting events, that will be seen, as a part of our journey through the Galaxy.
I’m reasonably fine with some of the unknowns, voids, and black holes, which is leading to some of the more negative speculation that is coming Galaxy’s way; as there may be a damn good reason, as to why events are playing out as they are. It will be interesting to look back on these more troubled times in the Aussie lithium sector, as the portal appears, and transports Galaxy’s trading, towards better times in the future.
