loy yang...alcoa, page-6

Amazed,

I would like to give you credit for your research.

I think you offer the forum a huge service and apart from one or two posters, i think i am right in speaking for all of us by saying thank you.

Your clarity has just dawned on me.

You appear to have not only a well rounded appreciation of the companies play but also the industries future and the upside reality of the boxes the company has ticked.
You deserve an honourary black-belt for your skill of applying logical reasoning within your appraisal of this business -( And your art should be more likened to gentle tai chi, rather than aggressive mui thai).

Im using a crude analogy here when illustrating your ability:
Of all the posters here and regarding the odds of their being on the money with their commentary, i can say that you are so in front of the pack as to be a threat to the bookies (rampers) and that if i was one of them i would back you with odds of around $1-04 to one.
That is how on the money i think you are with your reckoning.

I will be investing more money in the company today with great confidence in Tincom and the fact that our product has been entirely proven and needs not be demonstrated anymore for its industrial and environmental superiority.
The only thing that needs to be shown from here is the commerciality feasibility of the PRODUCTION PLANTS.
The product is GO.
The commercial process is about to be given the GO too - in my opinion - when Tincom finalises their due diligence, in the short term. I am loudly confident that as soon as their feet hit Aussie shores and the soundness of Coldrys superiority is reinforced in Melbourne, that the last box will be ticked and up up and away we will go.

Amazed, thanks for helping me with my investment.
Today i buy more shares with confidence.

Respect,

Lautrec