RE:RE:RE:Predictions They ran up a bit all right - I remember 1.70 for sure. I think they were looking at a big plant expansion at that time because the business was doing so well. along with a big rail loop so they could load 100 cars in a stretch. When prices collasped they dropped the expansion and the land option. That is all of the negative news.
the really positive part is that they had to drastically cut costs and later completely reconfigured the mining set up. They don't need to handle the sand as many times. Fewer trucks, cheaper trucks and costs fell something like 10 bucks per ton.
This is a premium product and no cares about price right now anyway.
if they can ship it they can sell it.