KNL Strategy ticking all the FA boxes, page-2

Hi Pavbar 75,
Firstly I enjoy reading your posts as your analysis and thought process are not too different to myself. However, sometimes there are inaccuracies in your posts which takes away from the overall message of your posts. For instance in the post above, it is implied that the MNS funding from the Chinese has fallen through but if you refer to quarterly report that was issued after the PASCO announcement it states that MNS are still in talks with the Chinese. So depending on if your a glass half full type of guy it could be MNS management are trying to get some leverage in the negotiations (which would be a wise move since at the moment the Chinese holds all the cards) or if your a glass half empty type of guys the deal is not going to plan. However to say the Chinese have walked away is a little premature based on the information provide.
Anyway enough about MNS, I concur that KNL has a very compelling story (more so than other speculative graphite stocks including MNS), however, until these companies can produce sustainable positive cash flow there is still a good chance that shareholders can get burnt as demonstrated today with TON ( or how you so elegantly put it NOT -loved that line)