re: Diving deeper on Standard Lithium?

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What is the stock name for standard lithium

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Just for this comment you should have to start on page 1 and read all 800 plus pages of this thread.

That Yahoo! Finance article with Elon’s face on the headline got me dreaming again

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Alright, it’s gone up enough now that we should be having people complain wanting it to go down because they missed getting in at a lower price.

Tree Fiddy

It's been insinuated that good news would drop late in October. These recent moves seem to back that up,but it will also be a short sellers dream if they miss another deadline. I'm just sitting on what I have for now. Still trying to figure out who still has any info worth a shite and who is just spouting out things they've heard through a very tortuous grapevine. Like I said before, those I know withing SLI are still very confident, but since Koch's entry, info is very, very limited. And it should be. It's the Albermarle folks that have piqued my interest as they seem to accept SLI's success as a forgone conclusion.

I can't even begin to imagine them hitting a deadline.

Maybe FeMike can give them a pep talk this evening.

Others ??

Has anyone read this? Posted a couple days ago....might be the reason for the jump.

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The first stock we’ll look at is Standard Lithium, a mining and exploration company currently working in southwestern Arkansas, where it has two lithium mining projects under development. These projects are located in the Smackover formation, an extensive, porous, permeable limestone formation that stretches in an arc from east-central Texas along the Arkansas-Louisiana border, through Mississippi and Alabama, and into the Florida Panhandle. The formation has been known and, at times, exploited for over a century, making Arkansas the world’s second-largest bromine producer. Today, the rich bromine brine deposits in the Smackover are also recognized as commercially viable sources of high-grade lithium.

The existing brine exploitation and production facilities in the southwest Arkansas region give Standard Lithium an advantage in developing the lithium deposits. The company is able to leverage the existing infrastructure and a partnership with the LANXESS chemical company to begin development of the Phase 1A Project, which will build on the existing permitted processing infrastructure belonging to LANXESS to put Standard’s first commercial lithium extraction plant into operation. Feasibility studies were completed in 3Q23, estimating a 5,400 tpa production over 25 years of operations. Standard Lithium expects to make a Final Investment Decision during 1H24, with commercial production targeted to start in 2026.

And they continue......