TIG tigers realm coal limited

In a nutshell, who knows? Graphs are peculiar mathematical...

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    In a nutshell, who knows? Graphs are peculiar mathematical oddities. A bit like tossing coins. What will follow one million heads? 50/50 H or T. Some people believe what goes down must go up. Some people believe what goes down will go down until we are all ruined.
    The Chinese 20-30 years ago set about filling the world with junk. There was only superficial product testing, superficial quality control: just export it and make some more. That is the 5 year plan of all one party governments. Sometimes I need screws. I have to find a way to be sure they are not made in China, Vietnam, etc because they will fail.
    The customers of China are sending the best message to China but there are too many of them living in their Villas in the Bahamas to care any more.
    Change is coming and you won't see it in the monthly graphs. All businesses world-wide are going thru the evolution test imposed by their humble customers, viz, survival of the fittest. Coking coal is a very good example. Only the strong will survive and you can find the strong ones in a simple graph that shows profit margins. TIG is close to the best and it will survive everything short of a cataclysm. We will see this as soon as Chinese industry is exposed for what it really is, producers of cheap junk.
    You are a customer of China, am I right or wrong.
    Buy TIG.
 
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