skc
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Lenny and Cat,
Can you please enlighten me - what is the logic of this aggressive fall? Is it that there are simply no buyers around? REE prices haven't fallen that much and LYC hasn't announced any negative news!
LYC is starting to look very cheap on future forecasts (once again, take those forecasts with a salt shaker). If it goes below 50c, I will probably buy more. Oh well, always learning
In a bull market shares are priced on fundamentals and optimism. Production will be on time without problems at full capacity and a good price.
In a bear market shares are priced on risks. REE price might fall another 25%, Chinese will flood the market again, construction might hit problems, production might be delayed, and no one can afford to buy iphones anymore when there's a depression.
With the change in sentiments and assumptions you can easily value something like LYC at $4 or $1... depends on how much you discount those risks and how much return you want.
You will often hear that 'the fundamentals haven't changed'. Take that statement with a grain of salt. The fundamentals were never set...
To manage your risk on a share like LYC you better buy at a price that is based on below average assumptions rather than at the optimistic end...
And keep in mind - LYC still has a market cap of $1.5B. And the collective market size of REE outside Chinese supply is...?