Comment by
TELEMARKER on Feb 13, 2013 1:55pm
There are more than 20 tungsten deposits that are looking at being developed. Australia, China, Russia, Spain, UK, Canada, US, South Korea, Vietnam etc. Inbox me if you a list. How many that will see light of day remains to be seen. China is still dominant producer now and for long time to come. All imo.
Comment by
kilgor on Feb 13, 2013 2:19pm
Do you actually believe the craap you spew? "5-way bidding war"....... "Goodman & Warren cornering the market?" Stop dreaming and stick to the facts. Only present NEW FACTS not mentioned on this board, and refrain from spewing your regurgitated verbage.
Comment by
AAA-1 on Feb 13, 2013 2:32pm
it is a no brainer! common sense! and thanks to Ned Goodman realizing this relality when he did!
Comment by
kilgor on Feb 13, 2013 2:36pm
Much better..... In stating your opinion and backing them up with facts in how you interprete them is for the greater good of the board. It give opportunity for other to refute your argument or educate them by increase their knowledge. In the end everyone is a little better off. (JMHO)
Comment by
TELEMARKER on Feb 13, 2013 2:58pm
Future price of tungsten is unknown and so is the profitability of Sangdong. Even is 1/4 of the known deposits are developed this will add to supply and affect W pricing. Also deposits in China and Russia do not necessarily have to operate at a profit. Sangdong will have to make a profit over the long haul. Lots of risk here
Comment by
AAA-1 on Feb 13, 2013 3:13pm
BUT,. with all due respect, BUFFET and GOODMAN KNOW WHAT THE CHIT THEY ARE TALKING ABOUT. and, from what I read, Tungsten is a RARE element, NOT a widespread one!