IAEA concludes Lynas radiation risk 'low', page-6

"The report was the outcome of IAEA's follow up visit on Oct 14, 2014 after an earlier visit in 2011 where it provided a list of 11 recommendations to ensure the plant's safety."
"This follow-up mission took place in October 2014, following a request from Malaysia," it said.

As you know ausheds all these 11 points were covered and dealt with at least 6 months ago, like the radiation monitor at the front etc...

It will not make them profitable is the point I was making but may make it more rampable to the uneducated who don't really have that much to invest anyway usually..

I just don't get why it is so exciting to some like yourself.

There was never any doubt about the radiation and only the paranoid, the weak minded and those in Malaysia with an axe to grind or an agenda ever gave the issue any time or focus....

I guess when there is no news people have to grasp at anything in hope of a turnaround.

This isn't it though I'm afraid.

It may have been in a malay news article yesterday but it is still old news as Lynas dealt with all the issues raised a long time ago.

I don't see how it will generate any new customers of any more income and it certainly will not drive the SP anywhere given the events of late.

By the way I feel the same about the attitude of posters behaving like they are in Kindergarten... Couldn't have said it better yourself.