That interview took place over a year ago, but it is still fascinating.  The aquisition of water rights for the activity of Dajin in Nevada is still just as important as it was a year ago.  Financing for Lithium Junior companies, such as Dajin, is quite difficult now but the U.S. government changes recently to encourage domestic mining of not only rare earth materials but also of lithium will have an impact on potential lithium producers.  Lithium demand vs supply is not as favorable to the market price of lithium currently as it was versus the September 2018  date of this interview, however that situation will change since currently Major lithium producers have  cut back expansion plans and actual production.  At the same time the overall demand for lithium will be expanding as more and more automotive producers switch over either in total or to a majority  degree to EV production and as the demand for lithium used in Energy Storage  expands.  Constraint by  lithium mining  companies regarding production just means that in late 2020 and in 2021 they will have to play catch up to the demand.  Yo Yo describes Demand vs Supply and Dajin should be able to benefit from all of this either in late 2020 or in 2021.  My prediction for 2021 regarding Dajin is that they will easily be able to find the necessary financing to move forward with  plans to take the company to production in 2021.  These very cheap shares now in late 2019 and in 2020 will appreciably increase in value in 2021.  JMO  Great time for Contrarian investors to take advantage and to invest in Dajin... now or for most of 2020, but in the later half of 2020 I would expect to see more potential investors awake to the potential of Dajin and to start buying in to that potential... even to the point of seeing some insustrial level investments.  Right now Dajin is a "Rose amongst the Thorns", but watch it bloom in late 2020 and in 2021!  JMO