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First of all, a huge thank you for this insanely blatant contribution, thank you very much!!! Your research and this super presentation is really insanely goodđ
I was/am invested in one or two of the shares myself or can get to know other exciting companies that I didn't have on my radar before thanks to your article.
What do you think of the $RCK Rock Tech Lithium share?
The first lithium converter is currently being built in Europe. Production is due to start there next year. There are also plans to extract raw materials from recycled old batteries.
The share has been losing value for a long time, and even lower investment costs have not yet brought about a turnaround.
Do you think the share could become interesting again in the medium term?
I was/am invested in one or two of the shares myself or can get to know other exciting companies that I didn't have on my radar before thanks to your article.
What do you think of the $RCK Rock Tech Lithium share?
The first lithium converter is currently being built in Europe. Production is due to start there next year. There are also plans to extract raw materials from recycled old batteries.
The share has been losing value for a long time, and even lower investment costs have not yet brought about a turnaround.
Do you think the share could become interesting again in the medium term?
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@Marcelvo
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Rock Tech Lithium: Exciting, but highly speculative company. The idea of recycling is good, but the competition is enormous and Europe only plays a small role globally. I see the trend moving away from traditional raw materials towards new storage technologies, such as the innovative salt energy storage systems from China @SAUgut777 has posted an exciting article on this topic. If you are willing to take risks, you can see it as a small gamble, otherwise I would be cautious. âïž
Thank you so much for your great feedback, I'm really pleased! đ
Rock Tech Lithium: Exciting, but highly speculative company. The idea of recycling is good, but the competition is enormous and Europe only plays a small role globally. I see the trend moving away from traditional raw materials towards new storage technologies, such as the innovative salt energy storage systems from China @SAUgut777 has posted an exciting article on this topic. If you are willing to take risks, you can see it as a small gamble, otherwise I would be cautious. âïž
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