RE:Contrarion’s April 2018 PredictionIt amazes me how you have never grasped this concept even though it was proven to you in last years run up in the nickel price. The "torque" referred to is the cash flow which racheted up substantially in the presence of higher nickel prices. Its as plain as the bulbous nose on your face.
As to how the share price responds or does not respond - as Contrarian said in a prior post "that is above my pay grade".
Sustained high cash flow (the torque) from a positive and sustained higher nickel price gives the Company the freedom to do those things which "should" bring attention to the shares i.e. a substantial issuer bid.
So the "prediction" was quite correct - higher nickel prices torqued Sherritt's cash flow. How the share price has responded to date is all of our frustrations.