Jesurian
La Hoya accumulating, conversions will become exhausted soon and they will hold a substantial amount for the medium to long term - retreiving their capital for the short term to make their business with us viable for now. This is a limited slump in price therefore and revers will occur in the near future - hold and wait...at which tiome the price will remain stable and then grow to around 2.9 IMO.
Patience for the meantime again people - the dust is settling with this new refurbishment, which will allow for us to be accruing tonnage for the offshore market to test in their own plants, and when they see the amazing difference between our coal derivative and the stuff they normally use, they will understand it like the bushmen do (difference between Yellow Box and Red Box wood worund a fire is that one leaves cubic coals by the moring and the other leaves a powder - each box is useful in different waysd, but the one that leaves a powder is the hottest and has the best burn specs, and this is the best metaphor for Coldry, as compared to the usual fuel that plants use worldwide - which comparably leaves a block of carbon due to its inefficiency and lower burn temperature).
Learn the science, familiarize yourself with what type of science the market currently burns and what type of science we offer as an alternative - ours is hotter, more efficient , cheaper and abundant for most power stations. They will test byurn ours and the dollar signs will reinforce the science benefits of our fuel.
Ther is no doubting that this is a scientific and market-affordability winner hands down and the only gap between now and outright success is TIME (patience).
If you are impatient, find a different investment to suit that level of impatience you have - but doubting or disputing the product, its science, its affordability, its prolific applictaion potentials and marketability etc would be plain naive and/or uneducated.
Money and time are our friends.
La Hoya is giving us the money to buy more time, which has allowed us to put in these last few bounds of R&D for the overseas market, which was an imperative thing to achieve before we could even hint at being cvapable of taking on the global markets.
Those market will soon have their evidence, in their own plants/environment anf they may even decide to obtain a licence to produce coldry from their own local supplies - opn their own geology - sooner than you anticipated.
This surprise may come sooner than Tincom, or any local VIC expedience could supply us with cash.
There are two plays at the moment - sell the licence, and sell the final product.
I believe that selling the license to markets will achieve the short term result we need to boost the companies confidence...royalties will abound.
Thus talk about certain individuals is a mere distraction, talk about carbon policy is irrelevant to the overseas market rights of the coldry license.
don;t forget the game Kos and Co are designing, playing and erfereeing on their own terms.
You may be surprised int he short-med term as to how much the industry conferencing we have done has put us out in front of so called rivals (they have nothing on us, nothing at all by comparison as we have the best burn science and affordability - briquettes will become redundant as they will be less affordable than our own fuel and less stable).
Ours is the ONLY product know to NOT re-absorb water - therefore we are in our own category - uniqe throughout the world and are the potential giant of the industry.
Time and money will get us the success we deserve, so hang in and revisit the science and policy that management have on offer and use logic where your emotion fails - its only wise to do so when you are dealing with such a pragmatic fuel and market.
We got the goods people and Nothing and Noone can steal or take it away from us.
No other product near our feild fails to re-absorb water - we are king.
Cheers for the next few days,
L
PS: short term sentiment - get it this low while you can.
Med Sentiment - accumulate
Long term sentiment - you'll never look back when the stars align.
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