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19/02/22

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Originally posted by SF@HC ↑

Nev, I can assure you, I do not take any pleasure from seeing downstream actors being shafted, and when those actors are able to walk unassisted, I believe they will take pleasure and respect the fact that their shafting has come from the pages in the rules book they wrote.

However, the solidarity of the posturing and actions from those who actually have the ability to increase supply in short to medium term is impressive, milking further margins and tightening the squeeze.

While it appears said shafted actors are making the required adjustments for transfer the shafting to other actors along the supply, they will need to be on their best behaviour over the next few years. While at this point, those actors have enjoyed a few successful acquisitions over the past year, but IMO, not the acquisition frenzy they had expected, thus meaningful supply from said acquisitions is still years away.

Interesting times, and who knows, maybe they like a regular shafting....

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Yes SF,they made their beds and now they have to lay in them.
In saying that,the future Oz spod miners owe PLS a huge round of applause for their work in battling thru the bs inflicted upon them in those dark days when China pulled the strings.
I have to say thu, im looking forward to the day that miners continue to opperate with good profits,whilst still allowing the electrification of the planet continue unabated. Cheers

PLS Price at posting: $2.97 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Not Held
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