So, why did Princeton sell so much of its LAC stock?

Appeasement to the environmental activists and native peoples activists.

See the new topic in the Off Topic Forum:  "So, why did Princeton sell most of its LAC stock anyway???"

There may be more examples of public institutions and "socially concious" large company transits to the egress in the future, especially in response to a well orchestrated effort to influence them to "do the right thing".  More about this over on the Off Topic.  Too political for this forum, the Discussion Forum.

LAC closed down today.  Up, then Down... a pattern.  Everyone is waiting to see Judge Du's decision and it has been assumed that a big swing in the stock price will follow, one way or the other depending upon that decision.

I can't help wondering if, to some extent, that the change in stock price may already be built in as far as the Du decision is concerned.  Would it not be possible that what is soon to happen at Cauchari-Olaroz might have a greater influence on the stock price when everything else is said and done?  Just a thought.  Only time will give the answer.

Best wishes to all LAC investors.  Thanks to the members here for such well researched posts about LAC.

Okiedo