James Kirby

Yeah, we don't have those sort of hard numbers that the big funds can produce.

I would think the answer, Peter, is, you know, it literally depends on who you are.

There's some damn good individual investors.

There's some damn good institutional investors and vice versa.

All right.

None of this is advice, of course.

This is information only.

Final questions from Ray.

And sorry, Ray, I know this question's been in the tank for a while.

It would be complacent for the leaders of big business to keep relying on the stability of the Middle East to keep their wheels turning, says Ray.

What would a collective and sudden worldwide demand increase for EVs of all sizes due to the already tight lithium market?

It would make the last lithium boom seem like a small rally.

Now, that's a great question.

EVs are fantastic.

Yeah, they are taking off.

And we know the sales and secondhand sales and the lending to EVs just going through the roof of, well, basically since the Iran crisis broke out.

So you would think that would be good for lithium.

And I do think they're turning a bit, are they, the lithium gang?

Minres, is that our proxy for lithium?

I see.