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Originally posted by 4hrworkweek: ↑

Caesium I can understand the demand.. It can also be used as a substitute for rubidium in most applications. I also think LPD don't have the resources set up to store and dispose and transport at this point in time. I actually don't think they ever will. I'd be so happy to be proven wrong here and LPD to rocket. But everything you said there indicates more to me that it isn't in demand.. It indicates that sites have shut and production has ceased but I'm not seeing the demand in what you've posted.. I can see that people would see this has shut and this has ceased so where are they going to get the supply blah blah.. but thats the question right... It's hard for people to see things like this. Rb supplies shut up shop so their must be strong demand... So its production is dried up.. operations have ceased... but WHO is in demand for this product.. WHO is going to pay a premium for this and HOW MANY different organisations are going to seek this product.. What you have written shows that the supply chain may have died up but it doesn't say where the demand is coming from.

I had a look at Abermarle this morn.. I was actually thinking this company has an SP of $237.. It has mines around the world and and it has infrastructure in place and id bet that it could get finance if it needed it.. if they wanted to chase Rb they are in a good position too but maybe there isn't that much demand. If there were big dollars behind it they already know how to manage transport, storage and manufacturing etc they be in a great position to take advantage of this and work to chase more Rb..

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For a name of 4hrworkweek, you sure do spend a lot of time trying to talk this company down. Rather comical really.

Quoting you
"I had a look at Abermarle this morn.. ..... if they wanted to chase Rb they are in a good position"

Err, you do realise Albermarle are already producing caesium and rhubidium chemicals?

https://www.albemarle.com/businesses/lithium/products/cesium-products
https://www.albemarle.com/products/rubidium-nitrate-technical-grade

"Rubidium nitrate is used e.g. as a promoter in heterogeneous catalysts or in pyrotechnics."

But hey, let keep fumbling around with those words hey!!!

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