80 cents by december...., page-128

In order for the market to be pleased with moisture contents, there must be some industy benchmark for applied to the results that MNM will provide.

- Anything above this benchmark will see a negative impact on the shareprice and in that event, it would be unlikely that an announcement would be forthwith.
- Conversly, anything below this benchmark could see a positive impact on the sharprice and in that event it would be likely thatthe announcement would be made available ASAP.

What does the market therfore expect to find, in a positive or negative scenario?
- ie, what is your benchmark, in order to give the moisture conent results some meaning?

Just getting the moisture content results won't be of any help to your sharprice.
If and only if those results are favourable (above the benchmark or expectations) will you see it impact the shareprice in a positive way.

Does anyone know if the finished product will re-absorb moisture once it has been produced?
In this way, a stable storage and transfer environment could be the key to your products integrity. These are questions that it may be wise to put to management.
The answers obtained will also inform the market as to the products stability as a transportable fuel and will inform as whether or not the product is stable enough to be in the calibre of similar fuels that are long-range transportable, ie overseas markets. Spontaneous combustion is not a good thing and to eliminate this products chances of being combustable, inter-alia, would be very important for an internationally destined product.

Something that i'm sure is playing on minds is whether or not certain moisture content results have already been obtained, which therefore could have put the due date for publicly available results back, as of last months due date. Discovering that this is not the case would also be a good move, in order for the market to stabilise the price, its direction and to eliminate ambiguity.


Cheers

L