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07/08/16

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Originally posted by Doublejay ↑

Here is a reasonable answers

Currently we are worth 10 X the amount of your other graphite pick.

and when we do have another off take and a western end user at that within 8 weeks we will most likely be 20 X your vrc share price.

If we don't then we would be still 5 x your vrc share price.

So we will most likely have to put up with your Bordem fearful post till then, as you've stated you wouldn't buy one share till the farmers have been sorted out, so you could do yourself a favour and go back to your forum lol , oh and geez the farmers won't be going back to farming once they get the compensation movement pay outs they will be using it to by shares in Mns then quadrupling there initial compensation and buying your vrc plot out to begin planting cashews again then hiring Mr Hunt to secure some Chinese off takes for nuts!

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Another joke type of post?

I would appreciate some reality.
How long have the farmers been there ? What's the likelihood of them actually moving considering Cashew farming is one of the top exports.

What you will be doing is displacing the natives to be replaced by an international company.

Are the farmers leasing the land or are we going to sweep this issue under the carpet hoping it/ they go away?

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MNS Price at posting: 81.0¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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