Sigma Lithium Corporation

Going back to lithium stocks, nothing very exciting there last night.

Sigma Lithium they're up another 5.2%.

The global energy stocks pretty much unchanged there.

As far as our market goes, well, the S&P is up, uh, 27 points yesterday.

Lithium stocks still under some pressure.

Sigma Lithium down 11%.

Woodside down 1.7% in US trade.

But we did see Exxon, Chevron, Shell and BP all better.

And lithium stocks continue to stink.

Sigma Lithium down 3.2%.

As far as the gold price goes, we did see gold up $7.90, which was frankly... disappointing up 0.2 of a percent 41.55 it was better in our time silver down to 60.8 and the Brent crude price 97.9 WTI 90.3 now the current contract has rolled off and we will now be December contract will be the front month from Thursday's trade for the oil price.

And that was lower than the spot or the near term contract, which now has expired.

Ahead of the US midterms in November, the administration continues to make headlines of announced financings related to critical minerals, of which a $7 billion EXIM package for Argentina and the launch of Voltco with $1 billion from Glencore and Mercuria are two notable examples.

Two other videos we'd encourage you to watch or listen to is Matt's Q2 site visit, which was published yesterday, as well as my latest with Ana Cabral, CEO of Sigma Lithium, with whom I was privileged to attend another NASDAQ bell ringing, this time to celebrate their fifth year anniversary since listing and being recognized during Climate Week for their commitment to sustainability.

Two research notes of interest across my desk this week was J.P. Morgan's deep dive 66-page coverage initiation of Sigma with an outperform at a $14 price target, as well as BTG Pactual's report on SQM focused on their $3 billion Solar Futuro project using direct lithium extraction.

We'll talk about that a bit later.

The Prime Minister of Portugal ringing the closing bell.

And at the Nasdaq, Sigma Lithium doing the honors.

Welcome to Closing Bell Overtime, where you're live from Studio B at the Nasdaq market site.

I'm Melissa Lee, along with Mike Santoli.

Let's get into the other news this week.

Does this proceeding create any risk to your phase two expansion? welcome back to rock stock channel it is friday september 11th and we're here with anna cabral of sigma lithium uh to talk about uh two items of news uh one is the asx listing which you put out last week uh and then earlier this week um there was another press release about Well, which you could describe a court ruling.

So let's, Sigma is a Brazilian spodumene producer listed now on the ASX as well as NASDAQ and Canadian Stock Exchange or Toronto Stock Exchange.

Let's start, Ana, with the news last week about the ASX.

And lithium stocks also on the nose.

Albemarle down 3.4%, SQM down 3.6%, Sigma Lithium down 5.7%.

So lithium and uranium going the wrong direction.

Other little items of interest.