Forum Archive Index - February 2000

[neil.selman@gfmb.co.nz]

Pacific Lithium is a great company and will be one of NZ's great success
stories.

If you want substantial gains in a company I have three pieces of advice:
   The earlier yet get in the better
   Find a company with great people
   Find a company that is going to change the world

The company is building up to IPO, so it is still relatively early in the
companies life cycle.  This company has excellent management.  I've followed it
for three years and have watched it move and evolve with the ups and downs that
the business and technology environment throw at it.  Only good managers can
ride and adjust to the changes.  The companies vision is "Noise Free Roads" (or
something) ie electric of hybrid electric vehicles.  Top car manufacturers are
already selling HEV's and are sustaining losses, in part because of today's
costs of power storage.  PLL is the answer.

Re Ilium Share price.  PLL expect the IPO price to be approx USD10.  So that's a
meagre 300% increase on the current price and we all know how the Nasdaq
responds to great company IPO's.....

The trouble with PLL is that it is closely held on a register and not a formal
market.  Shares may be hard to get and you'd have to hold on until Aug / Sept,
but it will be worth the effort.


Neil Selman


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