RE: RE: RE: Great news today, too bad "Chariot5, there is one other type of investor. He or she digs and discovers the fundamentals. He or she listens to what the company is saying (and then digs to find corroboration or to debunk). He or she reads Bullboards like this one and distills, around all of the c*r*p ad b*llsh*t, some gems of information. He or she goes to shareholder days and AGMs, or talks to people who do. In short, he or she finds out as much as possible about the company, and reaches his or her own conclusions. To those people, this whole ORT rare earth thing is pretty ho hum, because they've known about it for many weeks or months. That's why you read so many "isn't this old news" posts yesterday and today. These investors were in at $1.60 or $1.70 or $1.80 or $1.90. Most of them aren't selling today, because they know other "stories" about ORT. They know that the Rusal deal is just awaiting B of D approval. They watch daily as the photos get posted showing the bricks (so much more comforting than rhetoric) and mortar of the project to convert the Pilot Plant to the permanent HPA facility. They've run the numbers and know that the current share price can be justified on HPA alone. They know that HPA production will begin by the end of Q4 2012 and revenues will show up in Q1 2013. And they know that behind all of this, there is still rare earth, red mud remediation, and oh, I forgot, SGA. So their shares aren't being fed into the ask at $2.05 today to the jeapordy of their $11 one year target. We all invest in different ways, for different reasons, and with different goals and horizons. If you are right in your prediction about tomorrow, I won't shed a tear because tomorrow is not my horizon. If it's yours, good luck to you."
Excellent post, upndown77. You should post this again and again as a quick reminder of what lies ahead and the potential of this company.