Amrith Ramkumar

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860 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard May 2018 last heard Sep 2021

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Lithium: From Hot Commodity to Big Short · 16 Aug 2018 podcast

And the losses among some of the individual stocks kind of divide based on their size. voice-verified

So among some of the largest producers, they're down usually around 25%, 30% this year. voice-verified

And in some cases for small companies, it's up to 70%. voice-verified

So really, like I said at the top, kind of the sentiment is driving the market as it did on the way up. voice-verified

And now, voice-verified

So people are kind of looking to see what happens next because since the market, like I said, is so nascent and like the smallest signal seemed to set it off, it could quickly reverse or it could continue on this path. voice-verified

It's really interesting. voice-verified

It really remains to be seen. voice-verified

You mentioned those three companies. voice-verified

Those are some of the favorite shorts of the market at the moment. voice-verified

Almost 20% or so of their shares are basically being shorted still, even after they've come down a lot and investors have reaped gains from their short bets. voice-verified

It's really unclear. voice-verified

Another thing to keep in mind is that FMC, another U.S. voice-verified

company, is basically spinning off its lithium business and planning to do an IPO in October. voice-verified

That's another opportunity, people say, that really will kind of test how investors feel about this market because there is a divide, it seems like, between how investors feel and how, again, corporates feel in terms of companies like Tesla, SoftBank. voice-verified

These large tech and auto companies see the possibility that there could be supply shortages and they don't want to be caught on the wrong end for something they need for a vital product. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Sanctions on Russian Aluminum Spook Market · 8 May 2018 podcast

Your Money Briefing. voice-verified

Money and market stories from the Wall Street Journal. voice-verified

Yeah, absolutely. voice-verified

And the key thing here is it's not just in the U.S. voice-verified

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