Firefly I have to say this last post of yours plumbs new intellectual depths on this forum.
So you're "using a parabolic curve" are you?
How and why? Or is it simply a sexy term you found in Wikipedia?
A parabolic curve is of the form Y = a(X-b)^2 +c. Essentially a quadratic with NO linear term.
The Lynas guidance suggests a simple linear (straight line or Y = aX+b) model for cost of production: for example their guidance "Unit cash costs are estimated to be 70% variable costs and 30% fixed costs...".
Care to further explain your methodology or are you trying to baffle us with BS?
Background Disclosure: Data analyst with a PhD in maths.
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