First Tidal Acquisition Corp T.AAA

RE:Average price of potash

[fiddledee]

jerryboi.....you've just discredited yourself further by repeating yourself ,this time with links .Sure labour costs are up for nitogen plant contruction.....whats that got to do with SOP potash costs in a different country? btw.....do you think that closeness to their huge fertilizer distribution network in South America might give Yara a cost savings advantage?

You tell me....do you think Yara will write of their investment in ICP? Why don't you explain what the question in the call was really referring to.....

You know that I've averaged down my ICP cost ,sure my average cost is higher than the present sp....but the reduction in sp on ridiculously low volumes doesnt bother me....au contraire.50% institutional ownership tells me all I need to know about confidence in the company.Please share with us what the institutional ownership of Alana is and how much has it changed in the last 24 months?Why do you think it has changed???

Its also common knowledge that I rode AAA from the low 50's to above $2 before making the mistake of buying back in the 80's.btw,i only bought back a fraction of what i sold above $2.I'm not "greedy" I cut my losses when I sold for lower but overall up mutiple times my initial investment.I know when to take profit and when to bail and cut my losses.

As you know,Yara has been reported to want to get into the business of producing their own SOP potash.Which SOP potash junior do they have an off-take agreement with that has plans to be the lowest cost SOP producer in the world,full infrastructure already available,no geo-political risk of war with its neighbours and closeness to a fertilizer market that Yara currently service?