RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Hydro Power Transmission Service AgreementIt's entertaining to poke fun at people who post incorrect takes day in and day out for years on end while calling everybody who disagrees with them ignorant trailer trash.
>We'RE SuFfErINg sHOrT aTTaCKs i'D bE RIgHt iF tHE cONsPiRiTOriAl aLGo TrAdERs wOUlD SToP!!!1!ONE1!
Meanwhile the aggregate short position here has been less than a percentage for almost the entirety of the recent implosion.
We have a much delayed FS with the current excuse of wanting to factor in-process carbon capture. Meanwhile:
(1) The company has released literally nothing about how this will work or any work they've done to support it.
(2) There has never been any basis for the recovery outside of cherry-picked bench scale studies. The one pilot plant program that was performed had nickel recovery conspicuously absent.
I'm sure that eventually an FS will be released with what superficially appears to be a very attractive NPV. However, similar to the PEA (which assumed somebody else conveniently constructing a stainless mill and very aggressive pricing assumptions for the iron byproduct), it will look less robust upon closer scrutiny.
I'm thinking very highly priced carbon credits, the expectation that the government will pick up a bunch of the capex tab (regardless of the fact that CNC didn't obtain any of the recent government funding), and more aggressive pricing assumptions, likely relating to the premium for battery chemicals which the company hasn't even made yet.
As far as I'm concerned, this stock is dead until Anglo's 100t bulk sample is processed and tabulated in full for investors to see. Time for Selby to cut the sizzle and give some steak.
EndZonefor7 wrote: Why do the trolls demand answers over and over when they own no shares ? Must be the FPX crew bummed out their one day pop us over.
If I was so disgruntled the delays I would have sold ages ago, not harp like an old man yelling at the clouds. Suck it up or f off as they always say.