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Ghosta..have you ever heared the word..SUPPLY AND DEMAND....as far as your no...they dont add up..right I said it will hit 40cents...now you still want to buy at 31cents...you are a optimist...when they run out of NI...in 15years maybe but in the meantime I enjoy the ride and so do all the other shareholders..GET USED TO IT LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.....ghosta said:Satvin- I agree that $1 would be a fantastic return, but the chances of it happening are very uncertain, probably not likely, but possible nevertheless. So basically we are in the gambling stage with AGM.
Nickel prices have reached a stage where manufacturers will use substitutes, esp in China where the increase in demand is occuring. Would a chinese consumer pay 30% more for a washing machine with a stainless steel bowl? No hell settle for a baked enamel bowl. He doesnt mind paying 5-10% extra but todays prices are simply unsustainable.
cuttlefish said:Take the ego and emotion out of it and the BTX milling arrangement seems like a no-brainer for both parties - so I hope they can put their differences aside and see some commonsense and middle ground. It'd provide great early cashflow for AGM but will also provide BTX with a cash bonanza much better than they'd get from pulling their own tin out of the ground and milling it.
They should get on with it and make hay while the sun shines - noone can guarantee how long nickel prices will remain high so it'd be silly to waste the opportunity - and its not like AGM doesn't have enough of a nickel supply - losing some margin on the first 6 months or so of production isn't going to hurt them significantly esp. at current Ni prices.
AGM management is looking after the AGM shareholders...so even if it does not go ahead with BTX no matter as the Nickel does not go off but its still there next year..I CAN WAIT,if it means BTX wants to screw AGM...no matter..AGM looks after AGM..RIGHT...and 40cents today AS I SAID..LOLOLOLdubiousinfo said::iagree:
If the deal doesn't go ahead it will be a poor reflection on the management of both companies. Even if BTX decide to reopen their tin mine it wouldn't be using the plant til mid 2007 at the earliest.
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